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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

sEcOND-HANDE PHAETON FOR SALE.
= in GOOD order; bargain. Apply TO w.
g. SMITH, 3l4 n. Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

CALI, AND BE CoNVINCED-AtF FINE
ot cojIeotion Of original Antiques at low
prices. L. N. gARNALL.E 3ls BROOK Ave- :
a rue. .-....-s =.=--.=====--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

ALL, KINDS OFT LIi1NG MACHINES
at ali prices. Nothing but Talking ! Ma Ii,
1, chimes. TIE RAY CO.tl2o Main Rlecli-
3Smond 4iI 8s.
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ANTIQUES.

= 1-S11SE ANTIQUE FURNITURE OF
ali description repaired .and and reiinisn =,
tmr,iit,raN frnpaired C.. L. LYDIA. No.
Az West Main Phone 25o7. Nv
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

I2IICGIEs, SURVEYS II AND Is SPRING
!. Wagons Of all Kinds s.at THE WATT
POW CO., Fifteenth and franklin and
1904 East Main Street. The most COM
nlete stock in Richmond.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE.

FOR NERVOUS !! Nd IGESsrlO. y
EEaSISS'S6 Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Won. Why? Because they have cured
hundreds OF others. Try them and you
will use no other. 25c. box. All drug
gists.
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aooKaINDINa AND PRINT NC,

g = a DiSINs q co., BOOK BINDERS
6.'.nI Printers, bank and court Work 2
snecialty.sI Nos, Z and 9 Governor street,
phone BASE ". y !. w. ~ y
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GO $TOaANDREW DONATES FOR oYs-
%t8ters; cafe IN come elton; Anheiser5B Busch
on draught;a'a u leading brands of Wills
irlties. Corner Eighteenth and Franklin
Streets. Phone 21O4. .s
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WANTED.

WA TED, by AitRECO GN1zf3D NEW
York ballet master. and dramatic teach.
err, a few pupils in all kinds OF stage!
ing; engagements guaranteed Wheil pro-
/. flcient; lessons given confldentially ADJ
i dress l.. 10i, care@th this office. 3ss
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GASOLINE ENGINES.

CLOSING OUT AT COST osTRAND-
ER'S, S209 W.. Broad.
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IEAkY ROOFS.
BUSINESS 'OPPORTUNlI1Tl'll.EE.

WANTED AMBITIOUS PER +, To
prepare for SUNNI er and fail pos.tupii,nns,
our School. We have no. =, AZ 1o 81 =
hence there are no interruptlonsr y " Nv
cali or phone for en- logMe. Z MAsNS1 E !,
BUSINESS COLLDGl1 100 i1l' ast - 1' z -
Street. 5 ts 8i sfsis5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

WANTED, TO BUY, "A GOOD cows;
must be y good mixer; state number
gallons milk per day, age and lowest
Cash price. Address G. ll?, care this
Office. 4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

FxCELLENT2 SECONDHAND SURREY
for sale cheap. Apply to w. G. SMITH,
3I4 North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

1T IS HARDLY E1C FssA1sY, FOR ~ ~, y
TO advertise stetson's Hats. as my , egn,-
petltors advertise them Tor. me, e., AZ Nan
Streets, Sole Agent for stetson Dcr pies
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HELP WANTED Female.

gcooK--WA.> TED. a FIRST-CLAASS
COOK for n small family; BRING refer
enccs. Apply al 1925 West Avenue,
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oELEcTRlc RUseERFlx.''

OUR NEWSPROCESS TO REPAIR RUB
q bers. Rubber boots hal soled.. Toe; heel
teed. lot wGter bags patched. loo. When
your shoemaker says 1t can't be done
X see US: we don't kno W such a word Al
CAN'T DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
# FACTORY. S7l6 E. Main Street.
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SEEDS AND HAT DWARF. 2
! PoULTRY. NETTINa. 5lll,l

DO YOU KNoWfYOU CAN BUYPOU
Sa try Netting from &c. to 1oc. per yard at
THE BRUCE HARDWARE CO.. COS E.
in stock. \. sl.5s =. sEal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKED,
FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with care,
JACOB UMLAUF, T6 w. Main Street,
'tnone 1892,
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- GoODHPOUETIHY5W
ms UT BIJY7 IjLrRY WIRES Ask
w ttsttIt ia M d and 4gaIya zed "a tor SWo-
zen This ia the lasting Kind and the
IND VIC carry; &C.. per va "a up, l1k3A
HARD u co.
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MILLINERY.

CLOSING ;. OUr AT COST OsTR AND
ER'S, 200 w. Broad.
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YOUNG LADY. QUICK At FIGURES.
writes good hand, wishes position AS OF
nee assistant; best Of reference furntsh-
ed Address r. los, care This office
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MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING GIVE TIE
Undersigned. hoiu.rig more than one-5
u tenth OF the capitol stock Of the Mag
dalen Association, do hereby call q
meeting of the stockholders to be held
Mt Merchants National Bank Thursday,
April 9th. at $3.50 r. NJ. The object OF
this meeting Is TO reorgnnize the assoc
citation and pla ce same on a legal ba sis
1. for proper conduct OF Its fairs. T.. w.
d PEN BERToE. u. NvELIaFORD.56C,. 5NY.
is BRANCH. ~ S9ecutor Estate Thomas
Branch; JAMES II. .CRENSIIANf. Adj
fnlnistratorsof John b. Crenshnw.
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CLOSING or AT COST. OsTRAND-
Frs 209 w. Broad.
ROSE BUSHES, ALL OF THE BEST
Il varieties MERIT ROSE CO.
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WANTED TO SELL a YOUNG BERK-
shire Boar OF registered stock; 2 sows
WIN Mss by abG ot y sg1r r nlso ,m 'Te
mnpts. in good condition, also lot OF
good feed Address II 1ob, care Times
Dispatch. a8
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

a SETTLED WHOM DESIRES A POSI-
tlon as companion for elderly lady or
nurse for invalid; reference given, Adj
dress Mrs. x, KeswicE, Va.
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PAINTING.

= S1AI,pERIN, FRBsco. SIGN AND
''2h ousc painter, has removed from a08 n.
t9fth to 2H N. Fourth and Is now pre-
pared to fiji all ord ers promptly. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

sTENOGR HER--WANrEp, A POSI-
ton as stenographcr or o.nce assistant
by a young lady. graduate Of smith
deals Business College; twelve months
experience as assistant IN office work;
also for short time as substitute in
county clerks office; strict attention
PAID 10 business. Address -. A., Bran
: well. ", VA care Dr. T. J. MeEloa tn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
At New Orleans.

New Orleans, Sept. 9.-Oficial re-
port to p. m. yesterday:
New cases, A: total to date, 2,221.
Deaths, d. total, 3OS.
New foci, IL.
Cases under treatment, 30G.
Cases discharged, 1,GO7.
There is no accounting for the Jump
In the record of new cases yesterday
except possibly the fact that phvsi-
clans have lately been reporting more
positive cases and fewer suspected
cases. A case was taken to the ma.
rlne hospital from the steamship
Westoyer, which runs between New
Orleans and Tampa, Fla, but she had
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
MONSTER CORN STALK.

Pit Holmes of Rison yesterday ship.
Led by express to II. T. Bradford,
commissioner Of agriculture, mon.
ster corn stalk, which is 20 feet and
inches in length, says the Little
Rock Gazette. The stalk is the longest
of any which has ever been added to
the agricultural display and as it
is too long TO be placed on end it lies
across the floor of room in the agri-
cultural department. 1t was sent by
Mr.. Holmes nailed to a board. Mr..
Holmes stated in his letter to Mr..
Bradford that the ear on the stalk
had been broken off accidentally. He
also stated that he has a field full of
stalks almost as large as the speci-
men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
ENGRAVED CHECK FOR POPE.

Cincinnati. O., Sept. 9.-(SpeciaD
AT the fiftieth anniversary jubilee
celebration of the Central Verin, the
national organization of German
Catholic societies in the United States
to be held here tomorrow, a special
ly engraved check, representing
gift of $4,000 collected in ten-cent
pieces from the $4,000 members of
the order from all over the country
will be presented to Mgr. Falconi, the
Papal Delegate, who will forward it
to the Pope. A large number of arch.
bishops and bishops will attend the
celebration, which will last three days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
DEADLY CHARBON
IT HAS BECOME EPIDEMIC
AMONG CATTLE OF ARkAN-
SAS COUNTY.
COL w. G. .~VncenhelIer Says Worst
Epidemic State Has Known Is
Threatened.

The disease known as charbon Is
spreading so rapidly and causing the'
loss of SO much live stock in Arkan-
sas county that the aid of the state
has laen asked in the effort 10 check
the epidemic. Gel. w. G. Nineenhel-
1er. director of the United States ex
pertinent station at Fayetteville. ac-
companied by Dr. r. R. Dinwiddie,
hacterioogist of the station, arrived
in the city last night for the purpose
of conferring with Governor Davis in
regard to remedial action, says the
Little Rock Gazette.
Quarantine measures are impera-
tive if the disease is to be stamped
out and Governor Davis was asked to
use whatever power was at his com
mand to afford relief, and to prevent
the scourge from spreading to other
counties. While thoroughly in sympa-
thy with the movement. however.
Governor Davis declared that he was
utterly powerless to aid in the matter,
having no means at his disposal for
such a purpose.
Col. Vncenheller then stated that as
long as the state can not lend any aid
the farmers and stock owners gen.
orally will be compelled to act to
large extent for themselves toward
securing protection from loss by the
death of their live stock. Inoculation
or vaccination is necessity if the
disease is to be arrested. Gel. Vincen-
heller urges this method and also ad-
vises immediate local quarantines.
Unless restrictive methods of the
! most vigorous kind are employed with
cut delay the disease will spread, he
declares. and cause widespread de.
struction. 1t attacks horses, mules
cattle, hogs and sheep, and is gen.
orally fatal. Already charbon has
caused thousands of dollars of losses
TO stock owners in Arkansas and De-
sha counties. The disease is trans
mitted ty horse flies, or by an insect
that punctures It is important that
the carcasses of animals be burned at
once. which can be done under law
passed by the last legislature, in order
| that the infection may not be spread.
The railroads will be asked to aid in
the work of prevention.
Col. Vincenheller emphasizes that
there must be concerted and prompt
action or the most destructive cpl
demic cf this disease among horses,
cattle, ETC., ever experienced in Ar
kansas will follow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
FERRIACE AND GOOD ROADS
WILL coNsID GRAFTON AT THE BOARD OF
MEETING MoNDAY-RoADs ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
RIVER ARE PRACTICALLY IN PAssA9LE AND MUST BE I'M
PROVED ELSE LOSE MUCH COTTON

O board of
for
, mendati
""' "'N1NNON wv ~ - win 0
ferrage rates across n
question beteng
of
this where the
The be
almost impossible condition
be
where
recently begged deep
of mules couldn't pull II
that the cotton
the business interests
this condition
anything affairs must be remede and the
will discuss this at its
tion. It ma Monday afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10

g tbe hours of the clock were
vomiting heavenward Saturday at
noon the spirit Of Capt. w. j. Gal
hnoi+b heean it's long fight into eter-
,itv The silver ccrd was loosed and
the golden bowl was broken. Soul and
bodv separated, and all that now re-
mains of the once prominent citizen
is the clay habilaments that impris-
oned his restless spirit. Capt. Ca
braith died at his home at 119 East
Sixth avenue at II o'clock a. m. Death
came to his relief after about four
months of intense suffering.
When Capt Galbraith returned
from Eel Paso, Texas, just one week
800 If was known that he could never
survive the malady which had seized
him; but everything that medical
science and skill could do for him
WAS done Death and science ragged a
fearful battle for mastery, and death
won the battle.
Capt. Galbraith had for years been
one of the most prominent business
l4nen of this city. He was born near
La Grange, Mo-. sixty-three years ago.
At the outbreak of hostilities between
the north and the south, he Joined his
fortunes with those Of the southland
which he loved so we'll; and he fought
bravely for the cause he espoused. AT
ter the war he came to Arkansas, and
settled near Pine Bluff, engaging in
farming. Later he went into the mer-
camille business. and his genius
brought success Twenty years ago
he and James Gould of this city found
ed the Gould Galbraith Supply com
pany, one of the leading and best
known firms of the city. He was also
one of the original promoters of the
Citizens Light and Transit company
in which he was interested financially
up until a few years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10

content with the one office which is
always given to the negroes without
question, and they will endeaVor to
capture at least three of the best OF
fees in the state. Ferd Havis of Pine
Bluff has announced that he will be a
candidate for the United States mar
shalship of the eastern district to sue
ceed Col. A. S. Fowler, and J. Fl.
Pettus of Fort Smith wants to be re-
ceiver of the land Office at Dardanelle.
They are already conducting vigor-
Gus campaign.
The Republican leaders have had
nothing to say as yet in regard to the
attitude of the negro wing of the
party, but it is certain that the matter
is causing some uneasiness not only
in the ranks of the lily whites, but
among most of the white Republicans.
Few of the white Republicans, it is
believed, will be in favor Of giving the
negroes more than they have had in
the past. but in view of the rebe!lious
attitude of the negroes they are likely
to be confronted with rather diff
cult situation
There is considera BILE speculation as
to how Gen. Powell Clayton will stand
upon this question, and in this. as
we'll as all other matters of party pol
icy, the old-time boss is expected to
WELD big influence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
ORE SPECIMENS
FINE ONES BROUGHT FROM IN
DIAN TERRITORY BY MR.. g..
r. WALKER.
Lead Ore Seven Tenths Pure Taken
From Properties in Which He
Is Interested.

;. +. Walker has just returned tom
a trip to the Indian Territ ry, where
he accompanied his daughter Miss
Annie b. Walker who has entered ST.
Mary's school. in the QuapaW reserve
ton.
Mr.. Walker is interested in some
mining properties in the QuapaW res
eryation. and brought back with him
some specimens cf lead zinc muadic
and blackjack ores. Among the lot
he exhibited q specimen of pure lead
ore that assays seyen-tenths pure
one of the prettest specimens ever
dug out of the ground.
There are two shafts now down on
the property in which Mr.. Walker is
Interested and one Of them is yielding
pay dirt. If it all runs like the sam
pie brought back with him, it will
yield him an enormous fortune
Mr.. Walker reports fine crops Of
corn and wheat in the Territory. and
says there is lots of the wheat that
wilt average so bushels to the acre
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
Guard Is Given HEARING.

Wilmot, Sept. 9.-Luther p Ed
wards member of the Arkansas
state guard on quarantine duty on the
state line in the southern part of
Ashley county. near Kimbalfs mill,
had a preliminary hearing before B.
+. Station, justice of the peace of De-
Bastrop township. Ashley county, for
the killing of the negro Kid Thcmp-
negro had expressed his determine
ton to go into Arkansas despite the
orders of the quarantine beard and
that he attempted to take the guard :
revolver. when the guard shot and
killed him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10

Little Rock. Sept. 9.-Capt w. b
EinncX Of Pine Bluff who IS In charge
OF the Me(;ehee quarantine station.
notified Gen. Haynes yesterday that
he would cDme to Little Reek Mon
Gay 10 make a personal report on the
tiliins Of Kid Thompson, negro by
"ne OF the quarantine guards near
Cypress several days ago
Capt. Pinnr> is travelling constantly
over his district Gen Haynes had
not heen able 10 locate him and has
received no report in regard to the
killing. He has not been notified as
yet of the name e he guard who shot
the negro. As HE guard was eXoncrat
ed by the coronerss jury il is not eX
pected there will be any further de
Nelopments. Cen Haynes has an
nounced that he will make thorough
investigation Gf the affair, however
Gen. Haynes. accompanied ~ Maj
f. Baskerville, left last night for
Fort Smith to inspect the quarantine
in force in that district and to take
whatever steps may be necessary te
make it more effective. The quaran
tine along the western boundary OF
the state will be made as stringent as
possible.
During the absence Of Maj. Basker
vile, DR.. B. l.. Wadley will issue
health certificates at the office Of DR.
Runyan and Dr. Sheppard of the state
board,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
Two New Cases at Natchez.

Natchez, Miss, Sept. 9.-Two new
cases for yesterday shows that the
secondary infection is doing it's work.
The patients are white boys living in
the same neighborhood as the original
Infection, though three blocks apart.
One of the boys was taken sick. and
instead of going home went to the
emergency hospital. This makes three
cases under treatment.
Assistant Surgeon Adamson of the
marine hospital service arrived yes
terday from Mobile to relieve Dr. Law
inder of the work entaied by the
fumigation of steamboats, and freight
cars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10

been III pof lpng enough for the
MIN TO have contracted the illness
ashore.
Reports From the Country.
THE only new point of infection in
Tie country reported yesterday was
ht DR. Brady, Who discovered i2
eaaes on Mof dawn plantation. 20
miles from New Orleans, and another
ease two miles below.
Other country reports were:
Jefferson parish-kenncr, five
cases; Hanson City, two cases; Bayou
Nicholas, one case.
Patterson, II new cases one death.
Bayou B0euf. four eases.
Riverside plantation has had $50
eases to date and seven deaths.
Tallulah, seven cases.
Lake Providence, seven cases.
St Charles parish-St. Rose, two
deaths; Patterson plantation, one
case
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
Situation in Mississippi.

Jackson Miss, Sept 9.-The Mis-
sissippi yellow fever summary tonight
is as follows:
Gulfport, five new cases no deaths
Mississippi City. no new cases; no
deaths. Natchez, two new cases, and
two new foci. making a total of II
cases and five new foci to date
ckSburg-PcarlingtO and Hans
borough report no new cases.
Surgeon Wasdin CT the marine hos
lltal diagnosed the suspicious case In
SEarkey county, nine miles from An
suilla as yellow fever This is the
,nly new point of infection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
Want Modification of Quarantine.

w dul HOuiuCdliOU OF
Little Rock. Sept. 9.-Dr J. P. Run
yam, president of the state board CT
health, left yesterday afternoon for
Memphis to make another effort to
secure some concessions from the
Memphis board of health for persons
entering that city from Arkansas Dr.
Runyan will ask Dr. Heber Jones, pres
ident of the Memphis board, to mod
ify the regulations to such an extent
that persons holding certificates from
the state board of health of Arkansas
can enter Memphis without having
special permit from Dr. Jones. Dr.
Runyan believes that in view of the
stringent quarantine in effect in Ar
kansas, there is no necessity for keep
ing citizens in this state out of Mem
phis. The Arkansas board has sent
representatives to Memphis several
times in an effort to secure modifica-
tlon of these rules, but so far the ef-
forts have been unsuccessful.
In order to remove an impression
that seems to prevail in regard to the
detention of freight at the state line
for purposes Of fumigation, DIR. Run
yam yesterday made the following
statement:
"The impression has gained circula-
ton that all cars of freight from
Louisiana will have to be detained ten
Gays before entering Arkansas. This
IS mistake There will be no deten
ton of freight except about two lo1rs
for fumigation at the state line
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
No New Cases at Vicksburo.

Vicksburg, Miss. Sept. 9-There
were no new cases of yellow fever nor
any deaths yesterday.
From 10 a. M to a late hour yester-
days. evening almost every business
house in the city was closed, the day
having been set apart for general fu-
migation. This work was thoroughly
done, nearly 100000 pounds of sui
phur being burned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
CAPT. WI. GALBRA1TH DEAD
~, eeFN IN BAD TWO YEARS, AND RETURNED
.aom e. PAso WEEK eEF ORE HIS DEArH-HE WAS SIX
-x7uREE YEARS OF AGE, AND HIGHLY RESPECTED AND
HONORABLE CITIZEN

Capt. Galbraith's health had been
failing for about two years, and dur
ing the past four months he has been
unable to attend to business, spending
most of his time in Ell Paso, Texas, at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. John
Mills. When it became evident that
climate would not benefit him. he re-
turned to his Pine Bluff home.
He leaves wife and dau@hlor, Mrs.
John Mills. Both of them were at
his bedside at the time of his death.
The funeral will be conducted from
the family residence at 119 East Sixth
avenue at 8 o'clock this afternoon,
with DR.. j. l.. Caldwell. assisted by
DR.. S. l.. Norris, officiating. Inter
.nent will take place at Bellwood GEM
etery. Following will be the pail
bearers:
Fonorary-E A. Peck, Maj. ]. B.
Isbel. Sam Flies. Maj. N. 7. Roberts,
w. L. Dewoody, Prof Junius Jordan,
Capt B. E. Benton, Judge J. M. Ell
lott
Active-Dave Franklin, George
Clements, Mr.. Harris, M. E. Bloom
P. P. Byrd, E. c. Arnold, Ed Jones
j. B. Talbot
Capt. Galbraith was member oil
J. Ed Murray camp, U. C. ", and the
members Of that organization will par
ticipate in the funeral today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
WANT SOME PIE
NEGROES OF ARKANSAS GET
TING READY FOR A
SCRAP.
Propose to Have Some Of the Offices
and Ferd Havis After Fowier's
Job.

The first step was taken last night
et meeting in this city toward the
of the negro Republicans
pf the state fer enforcing their de-
hands for a larger share of the fed
&ral Offices in this state, says the
little Rock Gazette.
At meeting held at Bush hall
inth and Broadway, last night, the
red Douglass Republican club was
fganized. About two hundred ne
foes were present. The only white
epublicans present were w. B. Fer
son, treasurer Of the Republican
te central committee, and Clement
st. Letters of regret were read
m w. S. Holt, Sid B. Redding and
II Waters.
Fhe organization was affected by
election of the following officers
p King, president; D. G.. Hill, first
president; J. G.. Ish, second vice
sldent; S. A. Jordan, third vice
eident; J. H. McConico, secretary
Richmond, assistant secretary;
liam Alexander, treasurer; w. B
manager; Bryant Luster, ser.
nt-at-arms. A board of control
elected, consisting of ]. E. Bush
CIV. Keats, NJ. w. Gibbs, Toney
JoSan and c. c. Colum.
1icers of the new club announced
thAk the purpose of the organization
isStp aid the negroes in their fight fo,
rec0gnition by the state central com.
anittee.
This action is regarded as evidence
that the negroes are in earnest in
their fight for larger share of the
political plums, and it is expected that
the state committee will have nor.
picking question to solve when II
meets in this city next December r.
make a redistribution of the imnorta ta NJ
federal offices. The negroes have 81.
ready announced that they will not ho
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
II New Cases at Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla. Sept. 9.-The re-
ports of physicians last night up to 6
O'clock showed II new cases of yell
low fever yesterday. and one death,
All the new cases are traceable to the
original infected district, but they are
scattered about the city.
The situation is regarded as serious
as a number of doubtful cases have
also been discovered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
NOT FOUND YET!

Blue tag No 4265 has not been
found yet. We know positively that
it has been lost. and that it was lost
in the downtown district Are your
eyes open?
A $45 genuine great Bucks steel
range is the inducement Keep a-look-
ing.
RHODES FURN. co.