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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
DAMAGED BY WATER.

2. W. Benton. the Main street dry
GOODS man. suffered loss OF perhaps
5000 through the carelessness OF some
one in leaving a faucet open Wednes-
day night. Owing to the breakdown
at the plant of the Pine Bluff Llgh'
and Water company Tuesday night,
tbere had been no water on for sev-
eral hours and some one thouShtless-
" left the faucet open in the water
closet Just over Benton's store, and
directly over one of his big show VIII
dows. When the company turned on
the water supply again Wednesday
night. the water leaked down through
the floor into the show window uam-
aging the goods on exhibition
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
ONE WAY TO TREAT sERvANra

There is shrewd Scotchman no4
far away whose management Of 90.
wants is the wonder of the neighhor
hood. In twenty years he has never
spoken to one of his domestics If tho
breakfast is vile, he does not swea,
at the cook, but quietly leaves tha
table. 1t looks like case of iuiuras
innocence and the cook is duly humiI-
lated. He never hires, or allows his
wife to hire, a servant a second time
No sort of familiarity is tolerated
"Treat servants as you would treat
common soldiers" he says. Disciu.
line, discipline, discipline-yet kind
ness and consideration" New York
Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20

be- able to carry the risks on indus
tr:ai and coamer ial interests.
Some outside crn'nanies are row In
c2rrasr rondence with the state auditor
with a view TO entering tha state, ohe
of shes2 being the Southern Under
writers of Greensboro. ~ c., but with
a capital Of only 100000. its carryln"
capacity is naturally limited. Local
cotnpanies are in process of or2an'za-
ton. but the insurance men are the
ones who will have the laugh on the
public. for they will be enabled to
charge whatever rate they please. and
the unfortunate assured will be forced
to take what he can get and pay
what is asked for it.
The trust companies a"d the onlld-
ing and loan associations are among
those who are coming into close con
tact with the difficulties Of the s'tna-
ton. There is already an evidence
eff the tightening of the money lenders
On realty loans in the state since
such leans must have ample security
in insurance and the property upon
which the lien is given. The money
lenders will be slow to advance mon
ey upon questionable insurance. They
will not make big loans on property
carried in small cempanles-they
want gilt-edged old-line companies or
they will lend their money in states
where the restrictions are not so pro-
hibitive.
The banking ard trust companies
are facing the serious problem of ar
irving at some means of protecting
their business. and various schemes
are being adopted. Some will work
and some will net. and Il is predicted
that many business interests will be
forced out of the state.
There is no means of arriving at
the total amount of realty loans car.
ried in the city without considerable
effort. but it is estimated by banker
that it will exceed $40,000,000. There
is an estimated aggregate of S300O0.-
600 of insurance carried, the great
er per cent of which is on industrial
and commercial risks. For instance.
the wholesale dry goods interests car,
ry an aggregate of about S3,0oo.oo0
insurance, the wholesale grOecrS
about 81 100000. the cotton compress
es two or three million, and nearly
every house in the city is insured.
Besides these the twelve buil,inr and
lean companies carry an estimated
amount of $2,10O.0OO in realty loans
in the city. protected by an equal
amount of insurance. These latter
risks can be protected BY tie local
companies without great difficulty, as
they consist chiefly of dwellings,. con
sidered a first-class risk. II is the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
A BIRD LOVERS ACHIEVEMENT.

In every available nook and cram
nv around his residence at Cheadle,
J. r. B. Mansfield has provided nest
ing boxes for birds. Every one OF
these is occupied, and in the trees
and shrubbery around these are liter
ally hundreds of nests, no fewer than
forty-five distinct varieties of birds
having been counted. The Whole
rlace is a gigantic aviary. and for tbs
benefit of the sand martins, who now
build there in large numbers, Mr..
Mansfield has undertaken consider
able cavations.-London Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
NOTICE TO CARLTON COUNCIL

Pine Bluff, Ark, July 19, 1905. TO
the members Of the Herman Carlton
council r. A, No. 21S
You are requested to assemble at
the council hall on July 80. 1905 at
p. M, in special meeting OF said
council to take into consideration and
to adopt some means to provide for
the urgent necessity arising il fha
case of Bro. Vaughn who has recently
become sorely afflicted in both mind
and body. Please come to this laaet.
ing, as it will likely require the 3ut-
lay of some money to do the proper
thing in this case and I should very
much like to see good meeting to
discuss this case Given under my
hand as regent of the Carlton couf.eil
No. 21S. R. A. this 10Th day of July,
1905.
H KING WHITE. Regent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
AUGUST SUGGESTION.

There is a growing interest among
thinkers and progressive people in
such subjects as drugless healing,
nature cure, psychic research, practi-
cal everyday psychology, auto sug-
gestion, will-power. memory culture
brain building and allied subjects.
Those topics are discussed in the
August issue of suggestion, a journal
Of the new psychology of health, hap
piness and success. The principal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
Sash and Neck Ribbon

Excellent qualities of Liberty Satin Ribbon No. 40, 3
inches wlde We offer this in black only the reduced price
We make this one of our Friday extra specials at
8 cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20

large risks that will embarrass the
owners to place. In some instances
the mortgages are authorized to
place the insurance. and Cften they
have friends among the big cOmpa-
nies that Will accept the risk, but as
all the business is conducted outslde
the state. and the mortgagor las no
part in it. this process is naturally
very unsatisfactory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20

articles discuss stability, poise a.,
determination in character h,ita;~
hygiene: the cause and cure ,s -,
age, etc. SUGGESTION PUprIorr
ING COMPANY. 1920 Drexal p,us
Chicago, Ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
Attend Coffee Demonstration At
RYIAND-DANIEL COMPANY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

CHEEK NEAL COFFEE COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20


d. w. Boyce devotes his time to rents.
The Graphic want adv brings re-
suits; try one.
Sand delivered on short notice.
Dawkins Sand company. Old phone
Gal.
Removed to 211 West Barraque
street. Vim. Keller, manufacturing
and repairing harness and saddles.
The county pension board held
another session to transact some un-
finished business Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Tom Green. Jr., who has
been sick for some time past, is re-
ported very low at her home at 1905
South Main street.
Before letting your contract for
plumbing or sewering see the Pine
Bluff Plumbing company, OConEor
and Donovan, proprietors.
Young Men-Om illustrated cata-
logue explains how we teach barber
IN, lyc
er Barber College, St Louis, Mo.
Subscribers going away for few
weeks may have the paper forward
ed by sending postal with address. No
extra charges and change of address
as often as desired.
Place your life ard fire insurance
strong, reliable companies of both
lines. Office room No. 5. Grand Ma
sonic temple.
excursion to Pastoria Wednesday
night Music and dancing were indulg-
ed in, the boat returning to the city
about midnight.
For rent-Large airy room. fur
nished. cool south exposure. connect
ed with bath and toilet. Call at $40
W st Barraque street, or A. B. Rich
ardson, secretary Y. M. G. A.
-Patrolman Meeks picked up
man badly wanted in Clarendon We'd
nesday afternoon Tillar Moore is/the
mans name, and he is wanted fer
larceny. The Clarendon officials will
send for him today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20

| have five good delivery horses and
wagons for sale cheap, let us price
them to you.
L. O. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20

We will sell our Office and fixtures
at bargain; give us call.
r, O. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20
For Sale or Rent.

Third avenue hotel, thirty rooms,
has a good trade. Inquire at the hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-20

WE HAVE MANY CHOICE PAT.
TERMS LEFT TO SHOW At SALE.
kASTOR AND BLUTHENTHAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
WINCHESTER GIRL
ILLEGALLY !. ] |. HELD |. !
Parents Have Become Reconciled
After Separation, and Now De-
sire to Recover Daughter.
fspecIal 10 The rImcs-D,spatch,

ia3 Especial TO Ihe TlmcS-DSpatCh-) E5La5t
WINCHESTER VA. October a.-.After
lengthy proceedings in the Circuit Court
OF Frederick county. Judge Harrison dis
missed one OF the most sensational cases
IT. many months, whloh involved the ous-
#tody of Jessie Wilson, tho cleven-year-
CID daughter of William r. and Fannie
Wilson, who was alleged to have been
Illegally hold and detained by the family
OF Gus. Orndorff, In whose charge she
had been left prior to Wilson and his
wife becoming united after a separations
In thcir petition for q writ of hnbeas
corpus. the Wilson's referred to tho Arm
dcrns rs the "Orndorfr tribe, intolerant
ana lron-handed captors" ana alleged
that Mrs. Orndorft threatened to scald
cut the eyes OF the child After the
lnntter In controversy was settled, tho
child was restored to her parents.
3 According to adylccs received to-day
Governor Pennypacker, Of Pennsylvania,
Is to accompany the Fifty-fourth Penn
sylvania Regmental Association to tho
Valley OF Virginia the latter part ot3
this month, when n monument wiz be
unveiled on tho New Market BATTLEFIELD
In memory Of soldiers OF that regiment
who fell there during the battle OF New
Market In tho war. between the states,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
| NO MEN HURT
IN PISTOL S j. DUEL ] FL.
Man Defies Arrest After Beating
His Wife and Now He Will
Probably Die.
THREATEN DEATH FOR WOMAN
There Was Talk Ola Lynching
Until 1T Was Known How
Seriously Man Was Hurt.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

(SpeClul W - A|IoPetSSaI
ABINGDON, VA, October 3.-OffIcer
James Bradley, who brought a number Of
prisoners hero for trial before the United
States court. which began Its sessions
here yesterday, and Ed, Galiher, an en-
ploye of Henry's livery stable hero, en-
gagged in pistol battle late last night,
a number of shots being exchanged, and
the result being that both men were shot,
Bradley being wounded In the hand and
Galllher In the thigh
Galliher had been drinking heavily for
the past few days, and on yesterday
evening. 1t Is said. give his wife a severe
beating and remarked that later on he
was going to kill his wife and himself,
too. Complaint was made to the city
authorities and Bradley was deputized
to arrest Galllher. He went to the home
of Galihcr and found him in the yard
with pistol In his hand defying arrest.
AS he approached Galliher opened fire,
which tho officer promptly returned,
Several shots We're exchanged. when Gal
liner ran into the house and barrcaded
the door.
officer Bradley came back to town and
had his hand treated, and went back to
arrest Galliher. AS he stepped on the
porch he was fired upon from within,
Again he returned the fire, and attempt
ed to force open the door, at last being
successful, only to find that his man
had escaped through rear passage. IIe
secured posse and pair Of bloodhounds,
and after an exciting chase captured
Galliher q mile below town. Flo was
found to be bleeding profusely from tho
thigh wound, and physicians say he can
not live.
Gallher has rather unsavory reputa-
tion. and this Is not tho first time he
has been In the tolls,
There Us a large crowd In attendance
upon United States court, ard among tho
friends, who talked strongly Ut lynchng
until 1t was found how seriously tho
prisoner had been wounded,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04

week assisting Rev. J. s. Ryland In q
lprotracted meeting at County Line Bap-
list Church, In Caroline county.
The Daughters of the Confederncy of
Orange county will present crosses of
honor to the Confederate veterans at
Orange Courthouse at noon on Thurs
day next. ~,
Mr.. Fl. Jeter Hayden, who has been
assistant editor of the Southsido Senti-
mel at Urbanna, for the past eight years,
has severed his connection Withsthe paper
and will be travelling salesman for a
Baltimore house. 3s
Rev. 4. S. Dunaway, of5this city, has
gone to Hanover county, where he is
assisting his nephew. Rev. w. r. Dun
away, Jr., In protracted meeting at
Cool Spring Church, in that county.
The residence III Mathews county OF
Mrs. Foster, mother of Dr.. S. Foster,
superintendent Of the Eastern state Hos
pital. at Williamsburg, was destroyed by
fire a few evenings ago.
Cards have been received here for the
marriage OF Mr.. William Percy ITALIA
ferro, Of Richmond. brother Of Mrs.
]. p Rowe. of this city, to Miss Alice
Bertha WAGNER. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wagner, Of Richmond,
at Tr!plty Methodist Church, In that
city. on Wednesday, October nth, at
r. M. u b
Cards arc out for the marriage Of Mr..
], b, Gray, Jr.. formerly of Stafford
county, to Miss Mamie Bynum Wnrren,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, William S.
Warren, Of Wilson, N, c. The ceremony
will take place at tho homo of the bride,
in Wilson, N. c.. on Wednesday evening,
October 18th, at $50 o'clock, Mr.. Gray
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gray Of
Travellers Rest" Stafford county. i8it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
Will BE Asked to Come During
the Confederate Reunion.
Knights Tenplar.
Especial to The TImes- Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-DIspntch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, October 3.-To In
vite President Roosevelt to visit Peters,
burg. II possible. during the Confederate
reunion, October 18th to 9th, or at any
time suitable to him, q delegation Of lead
Ing citizens left for Washington at Z
O'clock this evening.
The committee Is composed Of tho fol-
lowing representatives: From Bonrd Of
Aldermcn--Smon Seward and Carter r.
Bishop; Common Council--Gcorge Cam
oron, Jru James NJ. Quickc, William
13udd; Chamber OF Conmeiue-1enera
stith Boiling and Captain Nelson II. Pat
teson; Grand Camp Of Confederate Vet
erans-Dr. William L. HARDWOOD. grand
commander; A. Pr ELL Camp, c. W
Richard B. Davis
It has long. been tho purpose OF these
gentlemen to extend an Invitation to tho
President to visit the city and It Is
earnestly hoped that he may be able so
to arrange the schedule OF his Southern
trip as to be present at the Confederate
reunion and view tho reproduction OF the
battle Of the Crater on the historic field
30 near this city. " 1s
Il 5 TO 8DI5CORA1E THE CITY.
Ample appropriations for decorating the
city and entertaining visiting veterans
during the reunion were made BY the
Council at the regular meeting this
evening. -
Tho designations Of the BOARD Of police
commissioners because Of the Councils
reversal Of their decision In the case
+ OF two suspended policemen did not
come before that body, and will be con-
sidered ut joint meeting of Aldermen
and Councilmen. A resolution from the
Board OF Aldermen requiring telegraph
companies "A to put their wires UNDER
ground, was not considered 3s.}l &Hfcla.
James III. Quicke, an honorcd council
man OF long service, rendered his resigna-
ton. which was tabled Wiz
Eminent Sir Ivy. VII b. ArcChesney. OF
S,aunton, came over this evening from
Richmond to Inspect Appomattox Com
mandery Knights Templar as representa-
i've OF the r. =. Grand Commander OF
me state. The distinguished Templar,
accompanied by Sir Knights n. M. Boy
KIN and Ed. Hotchkiss, OF Richmond,
was met at the depot by representatives
! OF the local commandery. including Past
Grand Commander yohn L. Townes. at
whose home he is staying
After the inspection at Masonic Hall.
handsome banquet was given by Ap-
pomattox Commandery in honor OF the
visiting knights.
Hurricane" Branch, OF Suffolk, with
bis two bloodhounds. stopped over in
Petersburg for a while to-day on his
way home from Amherst county, where
he has been trailing the assailant Of Mrs.
Frank Brown.
Chief OF Police Raglands September
report shows o total OF one hundred and
ssty-one arrests during that month
The sales Of loose tobacco at tho ware
houses here from October LIST, 1904, to
September 1st. 1904, aggregated 7,549,7S1
pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
TWO FIRES IN SUFFOLK.
Both Are Believed to Have Been
the Work Of Incendiaries.

Especial to Tho mes-Dspatch.) KEY
SUFFOLK, VA, October S!rwo fires
entaillng a loss of $1,000 and alleged to
have been of lnoendIary origin occurred
last night within five hours Of each
other at Holland. The barn and stables
of Abram u. Holland We're burned at
o'clock. without insurance, Between 2
and o'clock the plant Of the STANDARD
Peanut Company took fire on the second
floor and the bucket brigadcs could not
cope with the situation, Loss on plant
5000, insurance $500; loss on peanuts
$4,000, insurance $500 Footprints, sup
posed to have been made by the ilrebug
were seena near tho stables, Tho peanut
factory was several hundred feet re-
moved, Tho distance between the fires
and the elapsed time argue against tho
theory that the second blaze began from
flying enlbers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
"a TO GO WITH THEM.
Senator Martin Will Accompany
Committee to White House.

(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. d. G.. October 3-Sen-
ator Martin and Representative Swanson
IRE at the Raleigh tonight. Tho senator
arrived early this afternoon after driving
ri ound over the country for some time
in company with Mr.. Swanson and Mr..
Conner Goodrich. trying to find Stafford
Courthouse, where the gubernatorial nom
inee and Senator Martin were billed TO
speak. The party got lost and tho SEN
ator returned 10 Fredericksburg and came
to this city, but Mr.. Swanson perscvered
and finally reached tho Courthouse and
made speech. Senator Martin is here
to accompany a delegation from Peters
burg to the White House tomorrow
morning to invite President Roosevelt to
visit that city. a55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
RECEPTION TO PRESIDENT
Wrestling Match Has Been Ar
ranged,
Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

|-77I- ISUetIHT 20 IHt -IIIHtH- IJISpAtCh,)
y SALISBURY, n. q. October 3.,--A
large and enthusiastic gathering OF Sal
isbury- Spencer citizens was held hero to-
night, preparatory to n reception to be
tendsred President Roosevelt on his mr.
rival In this city on October 18th, A
number OF speeches We're made and suits
able committees appointed to receive the
President. who will reach Salisbury mt g
o'clock In the afternoon.
Il Professor Charles l1eonllardt. the cham
pion Greco. Roman wrestler, who Is
spending some time IN training, prior to
an engagement with Olsen, at Spencer,
the Goth instant, announced an accept
ance Of a challenge from Joe Maybell, Of
Canada The Latter also lays claim to
the worlds Championship, and I4eonhardt
will give him an opportunity to prove
h!s skill on the mt, a -Pasaa A. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
COURT BUSY HEARING
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)

MANASSAS, VA, October 3,--Judge
G. u, Nicol, whose court Is In session.
spent the entire day to-day In hearing
applications for liquor license. There
was a contest In every case except one,
the Prince william Hotel, Mr. f. T..
Morgan was recommended by the Coun-
Gil but did not make application to the
court for license. Mr., ], r, Morris, pro-
prietor of tho Curry Hotel, withdraw
cations to be heard. The Prince Will
liam Hotel and the Manassas Hotel were
granted an ordinary license. and Mr..
Lynch retail license, The application
of Wade Goodwin was refused. the court
ruling that his place of business, which
was Just across the street from the
postoffice, was not suitable place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
New Camp Of Sons,

KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE, VA.
October S-The following young men
met here to-day and organized the
Douglas Carter Camp, United Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, and made ar
arangements to send a delegation to the
Petersburg reunion: Ro. Garrett, Julian
Bagby, II, G. King, W. A. Willeroy, II,
w. Neator. A. s, Neale. s.. s, Robinson,
II. B. sncad, W. II. Mookiar. w. w.
Gray, n. TT. Edwards. Roy u. Cabell and
William u, Croxton
Mr. s. S. Robinson WAS elected COM
mander and w. A.. Wllleroy, adtutant,
They at once made application 10 Com-
nunder-in- Chlef Owens for q charter for
theig camp, Il, 4, 4 si X al, 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
CHILDREN TO WELCOME
PRESIDENT s. At ASHLAND 81. A. Nd
Hundreds Will Assemble to Share
in Paying Him onor-Bushels
of Flowers.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dtspetch.) 5
# ASHLAND, VA. October S--Thc COM
mittec for tho reception OF President
Roosevelt at Ashland October 18th Is
making very unique and appropriate ar
rangcments for that occasion DR..
Blackwell, Of Randolph Macon College,
ls In correspondence with the White
House and with the Presidents score
tary, Mr.. Loeb, and has made special
request that all the school children Of
Ashland may take part in the ceremo-
MES 1t is planned to flll the lawn OF
the Henry Clay Inn with several hun
dred children, who will give tho Chau-
tarqua, salute with United States flags.
Bushels OF native dahllas and garlands
of fall flowers will be heapcd upon the
President as he arrives and departs.
The President has expressed decided
interest In his stop at Ashland on ac-
count OF the historic association Of the
locality as reminded by DR.. Thomas Mel
son Page. a special train OF the South
ern Railroad bearing the presidential
party, Immediately following the regular
Washington and Southern train No. 400,
will arrive at Ashland at 1927 A. M.
on October 18th. Mr.. Roosevelt has con-
scented to address the students OF RAN
dolph-Macon College from the platform
OF his private car Immediately after his
/ II u .| E ii
i The mill Of L. Fl. Gilman, one OF the
largest lumbermcn in this section, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday
night The mill was located near Horse
Shoe Bridge, on the South Anna River
in this county.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Kennon.
who attempted to take his life last week,
was held hero yesterday, The remains
were inferred in woodland" Cemetery
here
Tho Board OF Trustees of Randolph
Macon College has appointed Mr.. G. N.
Wunder Of Woodstock, Va. as an as
slstant Instructor TO Professor r. 3.
smlthey in the department OF mathe-
mates. One hundred and twenty stu
dents have matriculated In this depart
ment this. session.
"A german will be held at the Henry
Clay Inn next Friday night under the
direction Of Mr.. Miller Leake. .s
Miss 1Svie Mayo's private school was
opened here on September Goth.
Miss Upton, OF New orleans, IS
guest at President Blackwells.
Mr. b. D. Dechert returned to-day
from a short visit to Bone Island, where
Messrs. Cardwell and Buchanan have
been spending sevorel days.
Judge r. d. Newman. OF Woodstock,
Va. is u guest at the hotel here.