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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14
Thursday, December 2lst. 1905.

AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ,
tire following lots OF ground situated IN the
village OF East port namely.
8 lots each fronting ~ feet on Third street
IN said village aud having a depth OF 1875 feet,
lying IN the rear OF the property now occu-
pied By said George II. Britton and opposite
the property OF Mr.. Shambac; being por.
tious OF Lots Nos. y and rs on John Duvafi 5
plat OF Horn Point, now called Eastport.
3Iots each fronting IT'S feet and one lot
fronting q feet on Chesa peake Avenue in
said village, each lot having a depth OF l6i
occu pied by the said George ii. Brftton and
on one Of the principal thoroughfares of the
village Of East port. on one OF the lots men
TONED Is situated the storeh0use now used
As 3 pubic school said lots being portions
OF Lots Nos. 70 and II on said Duyalrs plat
OF Eastp0rt-
TERMS OF SALE.-A deposit ofs25 on ac-
count OF each OF the lots situated on Third
street and deposit OF $50 on account OF each
OF the lots fronting on chesapeake Avenue.
VIII be required of the purchaser on the day
OF sale. Balance TO be paid haifcasb ON
ratification of sale and remainder one year
nom the date of sale. Deferred payments
II bear interest from day OF sale and 10 be
secured to the satisfaction OF the undersigned,
Fifty per cent OF the purchase money Will be
allowed to remain on mortgage for "A reason
able time as may be agreed upon.
\ plat Of the said property can be seen at
the office OF the undersigned.
For further particulars, apply to the IN
dersigned.
JAMES ". MUNROE.
n9 Attorney Named In Mortgage.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14

The opioion prevails that Congress
will not modify the Chinese exclusion
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14

Ticket Office, \. W. Cor. Charles and sara
toga SITS !. II. O. A. Bldg. ), 528 - Broadway
MI. Royal station or Camden Station.
ID =. MARTIN Mgr. Pass Traffic.
CIV. BASSETT, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
raklng exc. oelober s. la06
Trans leave Hinen station a follows

Trains leave Hfnen station as follows
DAILY.
$50 A. Mast Mall. Main Line, hagss a-
town Waynesboro. n 4 " 10. ah9 tns
south and ex. sunday +. v X. X ian
cock. Chambersburg, Marttnsburs, ana
Winchester.
Ills p. M.-AccoTn. for Union Bridge.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
z.O 4. York. r. 4 = Div. and Main Line Z,
east OF Emory Grove tarilsle anu y = =
R.R.
$40 A. M.-Main Line, HagerstoNn, Han a.a
~ork Shtppa1lShurE Frederick. EInIlitS-
burg and ). & ~. Ry. 70 Elkton
as A. NJ getty sbnrg Express, Accom-. De
yond Emory Grove, also hanover ana
Gork.
laas A. M.-Accom. for Union Bridge.
as r. M.-Aceon. for Emory Grove
2lsp. NJ Accom-. FOR Emory Grove. b 4 Ii.
Div, also orE.
e4l0 p. M.-Express for York, Hanover ana
Gettysburg. tParlor carr
ais p. M.-Aecom. for Union Bridge
500 p. M.-Exp. for Westminster, Inion
and Hancock; also Frederick. I'm mits-
burg and shippensburg. tParlor CAR
SIS r. M.-Accom. for Hampstead
CTS =. M.-Aecom. for L MON Brldg.
5 80 p. .M.-Accom for Emory Grove,
SUNDAYS ONLY
$50 A Macon for Union Bridge and Han
over
2sa p Macon for Union Bridge
4 $50 4 Macon for Hmpstead.
sDoes not stop Penna Ave Station
Ticket and Baggage Ofiee, Is West Balti-
more street.
Trains stop at Union, Penna. Ave, Fulton
and walbrook North Avenuel stations
b. IA. GRIswoLD. g T. NJ.
+ NJ. HOWELL. O. p. A
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14

PLEA ZOE OBJ IRoNslpEs.

Ia special article referring to the
fast that SECRETARY Bonararte. of tie
Navy. would give 'Old Ironsides" e.
target f,r tie new rayy that most
glorious ship that ever had On ler
mast tie Star-spsuRled Banner, tie
Washington Post says;
Il he Stcfetary's reasoning Is iueC-
nious. Int defective. II is this-tbat
she is not the "Old Constitution, -
THAT none Of her present decls felt tie
tread Of He'll. or Baiubrldge. or Ste
wart, or prshle. or any one of tie
otter sea dogs who made the cid Iayy
80 splendid aud so glorious That Is
true, for matter will decay, and Old
Ironsides Is hut the replica Of Ter
former self Yet sentimental Amer
ica does not sse Ter 10 that light, and
will not
Secretary Bonaparte has net for
gotten the teaching % scienee. that
tho physical man entirely changes
every seven years. Ia the physical
sense no part Of the man Of Austcrlitz
was any part Of the man Of Lodi
every ounce Of the flesh had changed
every hair Of his head. every nail Of
his oxtfemities. every drop Of his
blood. every atom Of his bones, every
particle OF his marrow. was different,
but the hero was the same. and must
ever bo, aud the Old Constitution is
the ship that escaped from two squad
rous aud beat every adversary she ever
met ia single combat. and she viii
ever be the same, no matter when the
tree was cut that supplied her tim
bers, no matter when they were fash
toned together.
Rome did not lose the art OF victory
tn she forgot the goose that saved
hor from tho GGul, but finally. when
Rome lest the sentiment that carr icd
a Foose--and not the same goose that
awakened MantiUs. either ia the
trtamphal cars Of her victorious com
mauders. Rome died. There IS the
case Of le premier Rrenadier dc Ia
France. d'Auvergne The story is.
that long after he was dead his was
the FIRST name called on the roll OF his
regiment. aud then the senior ser
geant stepped forth and told how be
died, tho most glorious private sol
dier since Soicius Deutatus.
THE American people would have
the old wooden ship of so glorious
memory continue forever wooden
ship ia our navy Oliver Wendell
Holmes saved her once; IL remains
fer this generation 70 save her again.
The people will not begrudge a cent
Of her keep, aud If the public Treas.
ury is too poor, or too parsimonious,
fer IL, tho Sunday school children
under ten years Of age will foot the
bills.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14

PROPOSALS VII De received a. the Bureau
- supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart,
ment, Wa shingFon. d. G., until 10 O'Clock
A. n. December 80. 1906. and publicly open
Cd imsaed lately thereafter, to furnish ct the
Naval Academy, Annapolis. nd, one boiler
feed pump aud cue feed water heater. APP
plicatloas foE proposals should refer 10
Schedule 2o4. BIank proposals VIII he fur
nished upon application 20 the navy pay
Office Baltimore, nd, or 20 the Bureau
H. J. HARRIS, Psgzrasfer C<ueyaL O.
$. a. It-24o5. d2
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14
OuR HAMS. AND BACON
= FOR SALE -
FARMS. HOUSES AND LOIS.

1. -Four lots on Randall street, each front
ing - feet with depth OF l0} feet
? House and lot on Main street renting
for S. per month.
5. smsn house and lot near the city limits
al bargain.
4, 96 Acres ofland near Chesterfield with a
good dwelling house. large tobacco barn,
corn crib. stable. and young orchards
Telephone. railroad station, school, and
church nearby.
S. Vacant lot at Eastport fronting 81 feet
on Chesapeake avenue with a depth of l6i
feet.
Valuable farm In the Third District
near Robinson's station on the Annapolis
ond Baltimore Short Line Railroad, consist
ms OF 80 acres OF i'm provements.
Valuable farm OF $50 Acres at Millers-
vile. with fine buildings, good land. and al
modern convenfeuces.
Small House and Lot near Camp Pa
role. Remit for i've dollars per month.
For terms and particulars, apply TO tbs
undersigned enclosing return postage.
JAMES NJ. MUNRoE, Attorney
OF Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14
Es4ltl12ere - Olaao 2ailrsa
VA ANNAPOLIS JUNCTIoE

VA ANNA4 OAAA. aNkFNElNN
Daily Except Sundays SUNDAY.
an n 2 n n p -
I've Anpapiss-7 Is Il IS 8 s. s 80 $ 90, - Igs
A. vVash - 80. - IS. So. 50 g S., 2 &c h Ia
AZ BALTIC IS 81. IL 50 S., 90 70 TO- 6 &C, Il
an N pm pm pm m 2 r-
I've Palfo. IS 90. y o5 { CO. o % 1900. s. il 81.
I've Wssh IS 90. - o5 c. 90 e, g 10 &.
Ar Anuap'i=-s -. IS. 5 10. % 10 - "a, IL
Trsins leave Camden snd Mt. Roysl Stations Ia
tmore Note additional service.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14

act ard that the result viii be an in
crease instead CT cessation Of the Chi
nese boycott Of American goods. It
is feared also that the results Of the
boycott viii he felt IN tire general
oriental trade Ct the United states,
greatly % on Injury
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-14
Mortgages Sale
-OF-
Valuable Lots
In the Village of Eastport.

Al the request Of the mortgage and BY
virtue ola power Of sale contained In a mort
gage from George II. Brftton and wife. dat ed
the tn day OF August 1901. recorded ia the
Land Records OF Anne Arundel County in
fGber G. W. No. -, folio &, / VIII offer 10
Public sale at the Court House door ia the
city OF Anna polls, Maryland. on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
ALlEGE THAT PUGHS REFUSE
TO LET THEM RETURN
TO FAMILIES
Say They Were Driven Away at the
MuzzIes of Guns-U. S. Authori-
ties Appealed TO.

Little Rock. April 13.-(Special.) y
Ten Of the negroes who We're the
prosecuting witnesses in the peonage
cases against Pugh brothers of Ash
ley county appeared before L. S. Brat
ton, United States district prosecuting
attorney, this morning with the state
ment that they had been threatened
with violence on their return tC their
homes on the Pugh estate and had
been driven off the estate with shot
suns in the hands OF one of the Pugh
brothers. Three of the negroes, J.
W. Glover, Frank Thurman and Dick
Bland, stated that they had not been
allowed to visit their homes or see
their wives. but were driven away at
once. It is not known what legal ac-
ton will be taken against the Pughs
at this time but Mr.. Bratton has the
case under adyisement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

Dumas, Ark, April 13.-(Specialo
Judge X. J. Pindall, age seventy
years, died this morning at 9 o'clock
after lingering illness. The deceas-
ed was one of the most prominent
men in Southeastern Arkansas and
is we'll knownl in Pine Blum. He W2s
circuit Judge OF this, the Eleventh,
iudicial c.rcuit, from 1878 to 1882 and
was a member OF the state cOnstistu-
tional convention of 1874. During the
last wears Of his life ne was attorney
for the RedfCrk lcvee districT and had
confined his practice to this branch OF
the law He leaves FIVE children,
the oldest Of whom, Hon. Y. o. Pin
dall, represents Desha county in the
legislature. The remains Will be sent
t. Mexico, Mo, for interment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
or GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE
CHARGES AGAINST CHAS.
SHiLLCUTT.
Jury Will Also Enter an investigation
of the Murder of Florence
Shillcutt.

Little Rock, April 13.-(Special0-
A special session OF the Pulaski coun-
" grand jury has been called to in
vestigate the charges OF assault made
against Charles f. Shillcutt of Argen-
ta by his own daughter Miss Emma
Shillcutt.
The warrant was sworn Gut by an
other daughter. Mrs Lottie Stevens
O: Conway The examining trial was
held before Jupstice of the Peace w.
}. Duvall. who bound Shillcutt over
T. the grand jury in the sum of 81 600
He was placed in the Pulaski county
i, !. but was released last night on a
bond signed by R. E. Shillcutt and Ed
Honhan;. The next session of the
grand jury will be held May Is.
At the examining trial Miss Shill
cut testified as to the alleged at
tempted assault, which was denied in
toto by the prisoner. Shillcutt was
net represented by an attorney and
conducted his own defense.
Shillcutt is the father OF Miss Flor
fnce Shillcutt, who, was found muir
- red in a field near her home Octo-
aer %. 1902 J. F. Mc1.emore and
th4 girls uncle, William Sullivan,
re arrested for the crime, and the
'aImer was convicted agd is now serv-
! - a fve-year sentence III the peni-
/ nfiarY.
! Th- grand jurp will also enter into
a investigation Of the murder Of
S,Ucust,s daughter, Florence, and
usur connect the father with the
crime
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
LONOKE WANTS II
DELEGATION FROM THAT CITY
HERE IN INTEREST or
SHORT LINE
r on. Joe T. Robinson Discusses Ma.
ter at Length With the Board
of Trade.
PROPOSITION WILL BE MADE
of Trade.

Congressman Joe T. Robinson is at
the head OF delegation OF Lonoke
county citizens who arrived in tn:
city this mOrning(tO discuss he mat
ter of getting onp of the numerous
l"ilft ads launched in this city in the
Last few weeks to l.Onollc. The dele
A"tion is composed of r. S. Boyd. w.
W. McCrcary. W. Il. Oldham. Joe p
l"@le \ J. Walls. w j. Beard A.
G. Apple r. NJ Fl4tcncr, John Cox.
{. G Miller. y. Gates, il, Joe T. Rob
iUSon. I. G. Trin,blc iJr. Max Frolich.
o. Weaver. J. IL Hubbs, w T.
PIair. ", II. Stout " G. House w
L. Fletcher, ,Jr, and NJ f. Wair.
This delegation was met at the hO
t"I by Hon. W. II. | IA Sfold and es-
corted to the board 3of trade rooms,
whore the railroad matter was discuss
ed al length. Mr. Robinson stated
that l.onclle was ready to do her part
u ward IN establishment OF an cn-
tcrprisc for the building Of a short
line road from Pine Bluff to Lonoke
and hal the delegation meant bust
ness. 1t is probable that a definite
proposition will be made in few
days.
A meeting of the .onOke county
citizens and local parties interested
in the building Of a shrot line road
was held this afternoon in the Elks
club rooms and the matter vas free
Iy discussed. The meeting was of a
private nature but it is learned that
committees have been appointed to
draw up propositions and that the en-
ttrprise will doubtless be launched
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
THE SUIT SETTLED BANQUET FOR BOYS
ORIGINATED JUNIOR CENTURY Y.
RAILROAD COMMISSION AS A. ENTERTAINED
a. r.
Ap-I m
Louis Trustee Also Awarde
Banuue
EASiS OF THE SETTLEMENT

The litigation which the Arkansas
railroad commission preciptated s">..
cral months ago when ii placed its
standard distance tariff in effeC' on
tie Pine Bluff Arkansas River rail
road was terminated Wednesday, b"
;}n agreement between the commissions
and railroad officials.
When the commission ordered It's
s1andard distance tariff applied tG'
The railroad the St Louis Trust COM
pany. which claimed to hold a mort
"a9p on the railroad. brought slit
against the commission and secured
temporary Injunction restraining
III" commission from carrying out its
CIDER. Since that time the matter
Las been tied up and the shippers
along the railroad have been making
repeated con. plants in regard to the
rates
BY the agreement effected between
tie parties TO tne Sult 'he commission
was TO rescind it's order regarding the
tariff and the ST. Louis Trust compa
ny was to dismiss its suit. This agree
ment was carried out Wedne sday the
commission revoking its orcer and the
trust company dismissing the suit in
the federal court at its cost.
In making this agreement the rail.
road officials promised to take the
Il after up with the shippers along the
read and endeavor to make satisfae-
tory arrangements regarding rates
The commissioners decided that il
would be better to leave the II after III
that shape than to have it tied up i'll
The courts for months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
FUNERAL OF MISS BOYCE.
Attended by Many Friends, and Floral
Offerings Were Numerous

Til" remains of Miss Annie BUYco
We're inferred in Oakland cemetery
yesterday morning. says the Gazette.
The funeral one of the largest and
most impressive eyer attended hY SoI-
rowing friends took place al the Cen
traI Presbyterian church. the mnefaI
service being conducted by Rev. J. +.
Mckinn0n of whose congregation
Miss Boycc was devoted member
That Miss Boyce was popular va
atrested by the large number of thos,
who attended the funeral. The an
di1orum was filled to its utmost ca
pacity by the audience. and among
them We're leading men and women
Of this city including teachers and
many pupils. There were many floral
offerings, and these completely coy
cred the caskct
A feature CT the service that was
especially touching was the entrance
into the church by the pupils OF Mis-
Boyce. Two by two did they enter
sad faced and grief stricken over the
tragedy that had taken away from
them their beloved teacher.
The music, by Miss Laura Lon2ley
Mrs. Will Hcnniger. Prof Evans and
Mr.. Sawyer. was beautifully rendered
Very touching WAS the solo by Mrs
Henniger, Saved by Grace" whicn
Was a fayoritc CT the one for whom il
was sung. a selection she had said
she hoped would be given at hel
funeral
The pall-brarcrs were: r. W. Por
ter. J. p. Dickinson. j. e. Marshall
W. W. Mclaughlin, r. w Rishtsel
and Prot Howard Gates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
CAPITOL COMMITTEES REPORT.

Little Rock April 13.-The senate
new state capitol committee has
about completed it's work OF inyestl-
eating the work done Cn the capito.
s;nce the last general assembly, and
Chairman Logan states, that he ex-
poets to file the committees report
WITH the senate not later than next
Monday. The report CT Architect
Day of Philadelphia was received by
the committee last night. He has
made a most comprehensive investl-
cation since Monday morning, when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
| THE COMiTTEE IN CHARGE

On neNt Tuesday night April Is
there will be banquet al The Y NJ
G. A. rooms III honor Of th' Junior
Century club ef the association 1'hia
banquet was promised To the ilnio. +;
u soon as the membership of their club
reached loo. This number has hce IL
reached and there was a meeting at
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms Wednesday at
> p H.. to fix a date and iC make ar
T.; ngements for the banquet The fci
lowing committee of ladies will have
charge of the affair:
Mrs. W. n. Graves. ehairmans Mrs.
Fred Fox. Mrs Cliff Reeves. Mrs. II
G Hies nbo,ham. Mrs. d. W. Ritchie.
Mrs. S. w, Kenward. Mrs. j. w. Craw-
ford. Mrs. j. S. Hawkins. Mrs. WHl-
ton Seymour. Mrs. A. 3. Richardson
Mrs. l.. o. Knox. Mrs. Carl Smith,
MIS- B. A. Hall. Mrs. J. c. Atkinson
There has been contest on among
the junicrs in securing new members
and to the Gne who secures the great
er number of members IA gold watch
will be awarded. and to the one who
secures the next largest number VIII
be awarded silver watch The
awards will be made at the banquet
State Secretary Scofield OF !.i:rl,
Rock VII be present. and Will ,aak'
a talk to the BOYS
Invitations have been mailed TO ey
cry member of the Junior Century
club. and it is tG be hoped that every
member will be present AT the ba
gent. as a pleasant and profitable
tine is promised to all who attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
WITH STEALING MILK

George jackson and Balm Shandy,
TWO white boys, were arrested by De
tectiye Cheek last night on the charge
cf stealing milk from private resi-
dences. Citizens living In the west
end having been complaining for some
time that boys would steal the bottles
Of milk left by the milkman and Mr.
Cheek has been on the watch for the
young thieves for scme time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
HONORS FOR MASON PHlLPOT

Deputy Sheriff Mason PhilpOt has
II ceivcd a letter from Mr.. :. f. Quinn.
d vision commander for Arkansas Of
tie Tnited Sons Of Confederate Vet
Grams. appointing him quartermaster-
general on the commanders staff. Mr.
PhilpGt has accepted the honor and
will probably attend the reunion OF
Sens of Veterans held at Louisville
next June
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
SCORE FOR klLLOUGH.
ST. Francis Levee Reorganization Bill
Taken From Table.

Little Roeh April - tSpocial,1
senator .. y Killou&h scored an
other victory over Governor Jeff Da=
Nis This morning when the housc hN
Il Vote of T. To - took from the table
the bill to the REORGANIZATION of tha
ST. Francis lrVeo district Speaker
Cate again TOOL, the toor and made Il
strong speech in favor of HE bill, bll
the house did not 90 into the wi!d
scenes that wer" enacted during he
early days of The week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
BRANCH NORMAL BILL PASSES.

Little Rock. April 13.-Mr. Rowe
called up house bill No. 524, for thf
support of the branch normal co.lege
at Pine Bluff. which was considered
in committee Of the whole, with NJ
Rowland in the chair All the secfio"
were agreed to and the bill WIS r
turned with the recomn; endaticn tha'
II pass. The bill was then read ~
third time and passed-ayes e3. n0es
6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

country. living on your nelShDofS.
tC charity. or stealing thing
Tor the purpose Of avoiding work. |
that you will not be molested fOr |
You will surely be arrested and pun
iShed for your miSdeedS and no ON" |
will come to your relief. There is CHI
ly one way in this country by which |
people. white or black. can be rc
spectea. and that is by making al
honest living saving their money and
cndeaVOring to acquire homes for
themselves and their families. and it
fol any reason they are forced to &C
irto debt they should be honest and
YOU do that you will find that You VIII
soon gain the respect Of all the peo-
pie in your community white as We'll
az black If you become dissatisfied
With the treatment accorded y)n by
Your employers, or if you think
YOU can better yourselves by
leaving cne place and going to a9otA-
Ell. You have perfect right to do so
but YOU should be careful net to do il
until after your crops are made al4i
gathered If YOU leave Your crops -
fore that time ycu not only infict
great loss upon the man whose land
YOU have rented and who has fur
nished you supplies. but YOU also lose
the benefit Ct all your labor up 10 that
time You must not expect your eili
plOyers TO treat you any better than
YOU treat them. If you act honestlF
toward them you have 4 right tG de-
n.and honest treatment al their hands
and believe in most instances YOU
will receive it.
Another thing | want 10 say tC YOU
l.; that the court has the asSuranc"
OF the people in that section where
YOU have lived that none Of you is
going to be interfered with in any
way for having come up here and
given information to the government
jury You can go back there and feel
perfectly safe: make your contracts,
If you have not already Zone so. for
this year. try to make them as fair as
you can to yourselves. and carry then
out faithfully. If you make some
money. save it. so that next year YOU
will not have to go into debt and be
able to supply yourselves with yOul
own money. If you are extravaganl
and will insist on going into debt. o"
il yGu waste your money after you
have earned it. the fault is your own
and you should not blame anyone
else for it. have no doubt from
what these people have tod me that
upon your return hong you will be a'.
corded fair treatment and fer TINS
reason the court has suspended pass
ing sentence upon some of the defend
ants until the next term of court
. When you go hone tell your neigh
hurs what | have said to you and i'm
press upon them the Importance c.
needing my advice. and I believe yo:
will be treated fairly and that we will
never hear of any more Of any at
tempts made by anyone to keep men
under this system of peonaee from
leaving whenever they see proper to
do SO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
UP TO THE GOVERNOR.
Bill Increasing the Salary of Circuit
Judge Eleventh Circuit.

Senator Toney's bill fixing the sal
ary of the circuit Judge CT this district
at s. 900 per year has passed both
branches Of tie general assembly and
now awaits tie signature of the gov
ernor to becoif.e e Il law. The bill pro-
>jdes an increase OF 900 per year
ever the present salary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
THE SENATE PASSES RESOLU-
TON DIRECTING DISPOSITION
OF FLAGS.
Sense of the Body That They B.
Placed With Daughters Of
confederacy.

Little Rock. April 13.-(Special.) y
The senate this morn.ng passed
resolution declaring it was the sense
Of that body that the returned battle
flags OF the Confederacy be given into
the keeping Of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy instead CT the
governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
CHINESE REBELLION POSSIBLE.

St. Petersburg, April 13.-Dispatch-
es from Manehuria indicate that the
opinion there is that a revolt will
soCn break cut against the Chinese
dynasty that is being promoted by
Chinese Liberals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
SMALLPOX AMONG CONVicTS.

Little Rock, April 13.-There are ten
cases of smallpox and four cases OF
varioloid at the new penitentiary in
this city and three cases OF smallpox
a. the Cunmins place the states con-
yict Farm in Lincoln county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

h" arrived in the city and his r"pGrt
covered fifteen tNpewlitton pages Il
will be filed With thp senate with the
q mn ittor report. when it Will be
made public