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MANTELL's SEASON PLANS.
viii Add Two Shakespearian Plays to
Repertory-Has Three New Roles.

The announcement is made that Robert Mantell
will add two Shakespearan plays to his roper
tory for the coming season. and that he will be
seen in three roles 10 him. The plays are
Julius CEesar. in which he has selected Brutus
and The Merchant of Venice in which he will
be Shyiock. The third new role is Iago in
"Othello" His representation OF the Moor-a role
well within his artistic scope-has long been ia
niliar to his clientele "on the road" he having
taken it up long ago as 1898. and made
known In this city when he reappeared here, after
a long absence in the early part of last year, in
the Princess Theatre. II is his plan TO play
Otheo and IagO alternate nights. Mr. Manteu
will remain under the management OF William A.
BRADY the two ha wing formed a partnership which
has still nine years to run. Long before its ex-
piFafiOu. they say, they expect TO have given
twenty-five of ShakesPeaFes plays. including three
Of the comedies. Later. the announcement adds
Mr. Manteu will be QIdipus and > Ibsen 3
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unlter II Iavrence wtn nroduce At the WaIdors

Walter n Lawrence VIII produce at the WALDORF
Theatre London. August "a Frank Wyatts
three-act farce, Mrs Temples Telegram" Will
lam Norris who played the leading role in this
farce when II at the Madison Square Theatre,
will be the only American in the east. Mr.. Morris
il now on his way 10 England. This production
will be the first Of several Mr., Lawrence will make
This season in England The Lincoln Square
Theatre in Broadway. near 65th street has been
eogs sned by Lawrence from the Messrs. Shu-
bert and some half dozen productions will be
made theTe The house will be opened about Oct0-
ber with an American play By an American
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-11
CHEAPER COAL
 RATES SECURED
MesSrs. Rutherford and McFarlanc Said to Have Been Responsible
 for Lower Rates.

The coal rates have been reduced as a result of Mr. J. F. Rutherford s efforts on behalf of Pine Bluff before the commission Wednesday in Little Rock. In consequence of this the coal rates to Pine Bluff have been lowered 9 cents per ton.
 This was secured over strong oppo- sition of the railroad companies, and means great deal to the people of Pine Bluff, as it makes saving of $10 per car, and based on conservative estimates will mean a net benefit to the community of not less than $25,- 900 year. The people of Pine Bluff will appreciate this saving and if the citizens will only pull together much more can be accomplished for the good of our city along this and other lines.
 MT. Rutherford was materially as sisted in procuring this reduction by MT. R. w. McFarlane, president of the Greenwood Coal company, who is now guest of the city.
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NO CLARION IN
 ARKANSAS COUNTY
Quarantine Established Against Cattle From That Section Raised By
 Board of Health.

Dr. c. D. Smith, veterinarian, re- turned from Arkansas county yester- day where he had ben sent to investi gate the condition of the cattle in the cliarbon district of that county. He reports there has been no charbon there since August 1, and that he saw several thousands of fine fat cattle ready for the markets. The doctor made a written report to the board of health of Pine Bluff, at a meeting held Wednesday, and recom- mended that the quarantine against Arkansas county be raised.
 The president of the board of health Wednesday afternoon called meet ing of that board and the quarantine was raised. The transportation com panies were notified Thursday that the quarantine has been raised and cattle will be allowed to be shipped.
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GEN. BELL WILL
 COMMAND IN CUBA
Funston, Taft and Bacon Will Leave for the United States Next
 Saturday.

Havana, Oct. 11--Gen. Fred Funs- ton will not continue in command of the American troops in Cuba. Cover nor Taft announced tonight that he and Gen. Funston will leave Saturday for the United States on the battle ship Louisiana. With them will go As sistant Secretary of State Bacon and the affairs of Cuba will be left in the hands of Governor Magoon and Gen. Franklin Bell In explaining this Governor Taft said:
 "Gen. Funston was summoned on a hurry call from the Pacific coast be- cause he was we'll acquainted with many of the insurgent chiefs here and it Was thought he could aid LIS, as he did greatly. ill bringing the men in arms 10 an agreement. Gen. Funston Was put temporarily in command of the troops in Cuba merely as con TenfeHca until Gen. Bell should ar rive. Gen. Funston. Mir. Bacon and myself are returning to our perma- net duties.a
 Governor Taft's confidence in Gen. Bells ability to carry out the program of regeneration resulted in the daci, ion to continue him in the Island.
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At the Kinks
 Wednesday Night

At the Bluff City rink last night there was a flattering attendance, but tonight and Friday night promises to be record breakers.
 Nils Dora Fruchette, champion lady skater of the south will be at the rink tonight to do some of the most scientific, fancy and trick skating. Miss Fruchette has won many medals for her art of skating. As this will prove very interesting to those wish ing to become graceful skaters and to those who have not seen any of the grace of skating it will certainly ba a treat.
 A good size crowd was present at the Main rink last night.
 Tonight the skating session will close on account of the fact that there will be dance given by the Ladies Temple society from 10 D. m. to m
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4 FINE NEW BOAT WILL VISIT THE CITY ABOUT THE FIRST OF NEXT
 MONTH
The s. S. Brown Will Be One of the Most Magnificent Ever Seen
 Here

On or about the first of next month, Pine Bluff will be visited by one of the most magnificent steamboats ever seen here It will be the new IS. s. BroWn," which is just now being com petede at PittsburG for the Mississip- pi river tra c.
 The "S. s. Brown is not designed for the Arkansas river trade, but Will make a trip to Pine Bluff and possi- bly 10 Little Rock before being put in to commission The HeW boat has a steel hull, is 222 feet long and is one of the most masniiieeat crafts ever launched in this section of tha coun- try. It contains a dance hall alone that is 104 feet long, and is destined 10 be one of the most favored pleas ure resorts plying the Mississippi Mr. Clarence Philpot, who has just returned from business trip 10 Mem phis, bring the information that the , new boat will be accompanied on it's ] initial trip by Mir. w. Harry Brown, president of the company owning and 1 operating the boat, and a party of capitalists, who will spend short
 while in Pine Bluff when the boat | comes
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DRIVERS TROUBLES POLICE CAUSE CONSTERNATlON BY ENFORCING AN OLD ORCiN-
 ANCE IN CITY.
Teamsters Arrested for Driving Faster Than Walk in ThickIy Settled Por-
 tions of City.

Consternaton has been caused ill local teamster circles by the action of the police in enforcing an old ordin- ance on the statutes of the city rel ative to fast driving of freight or dray teams.
 Wednesday and Thursday the police station was the scene of teamsters ga lore, who had been arrested for viola ons of this ordinance, and the whole police department is engaged in an ae- tice crusade against further violations of the kind.
 The particular ordinance undef which they are working reads as fol lows:
 Section 496. Any person who shall drive any animal drawing 6 dray or any freight wagon, on any of the thickly populated streets or alleys, within the city Of Pine Bluff, at a rate of speed faster than a walk, shall, on conviction thereof in the police court, be fined ill any sum not exceed ing ten dollars.
 The present crusade is the direct result of a demand made upon the DO lice department for the enforcement of the law. The demand comes from the city councilmen, and the chief of police is left no alternative in the mat ter.
 Several days ago the chief and his men warned all teamsters they could find, and on Wednesday they began the enforcement of the law, with the result that possibly a score of drivers of freight wagons and drays were in police court and fined and none of the cases, it is understood, will be appeal ed.
 The enforcement of this old law, it is believed. will bring out a storm o1 protest at the next session of the city council, when some of the jobbers and wholesalers of the city Will probably g:ster an emphatic kick against the law and demand it's repeal. It is claim ed that the aw is serious injury to the jobbing interests, since in this line of business promptness in the delivery of gods is absolutely essential, and the jobbers claim that it is necessary to trot their teams with loaded as well as empty wagons, in order to make the necessary time in delivering goods at times.
 Chief of Police Stewart declares he has no interest whatever in the mat ter, and is only enforcing the old law because the demand has been made upon him.
 It is understood too that the law regulating the width of tires on pay cd streets will he enforced hereafter.
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special stress upon the inyestisation ol this affair.
 Tine Colum brothers, Chas C. anl Garrett, with Louis Styles, the three negroes alleged to have been impl- cated in the killing of J. B. Lindsey Saturday night in Ar@enta, are still at large and so far as can be learned there is no trace of the negroes. Sher- if, kavanaugh has sent adyices to every sheriff in the state and all are expected to be on the lookout for the negroes. Sheriff kayanaugh is posi- tive that the negroes are not in Pulas- Ri county and his deputies are not making a special search for them here.
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MIR. JOE MASSEY DIED WEDNESDAY,

Joe Massey, aged twenty-four, died at the home of his mother at 2103 West Sixth avenue "Wednesday after noon at 3 D.. m.
 The funeral services were held Thursday morning at the residence, by Rev. Ross Moore, pastor of the Baptist church.
 The remains were taken to Grape vine, in Grant county, for interment in the family burying grounds.
 MT. Massey had been ill for some time with swamp fever, although he has been very ill it is an unexpected and sad bereavement to his many friends to hear of his death
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Grand Jury is
 Investigating

The Pulaski county grand jury Wed
 nesday began an investigation Of the lynching of the negro H. Blackman in Argenta Sunday night, and it is under stood the jury has issued a number of subpooenas for witnesses to ap- pear and give testimony. The sub
 poneas are now in the hands of the sheriff, but all of them have not been served. In his special instructions to the grand jury Monday Judge Lea laid
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San, K. Pierce 's { ~:
 Will Leave

Sam K. Pierce has resigned his po- sition as cashier at the Arkansas Cot ton Oil company's mill and will leave soon with his baby for his former home at Infield, N. c.
 Recently MT. Pierce suffered a be- reavement by the death of his wife, and now he returns to his old home.
 His friends here will deeply regret that he is to leave this city.
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NATIONAL WIN TOOK GAME FROM THE AMERI ANS BY A SCORE OF
 7 TO 1.
Cubs Took Large Amount of Revenge from White Sox, Who Won First
 Game
The Standing:

|. Nationals ....... ....1 .500 Americans ....z..........I | .500
 Chicago, Oct. 11.-In the second game of the worlds $ championship se- rics yesterday the Chicago National League team took revenge for Tues days defeat when they yanquishe q the American League ehampIons oh the lattcr's grounds-1 to l.
 White, and owens, who replaced him in the fourth inning, Wcra attend freely and also helped the Nationals score.
 Reulach was ill fine f9rm.and allow ed the oposing batsmcn only tWo hits
 The weather Was bitterly cold, the mercury lowering at or about the freeZ- ilg point all the afternoon. As was the case yesterday, few flakes of snow fell, but they were not needed to add to the general discomfort. Be tween 5000 and 10000 spectators braved the rigors of the weather but they by no means filled all seats. With frost nipping fingers and toes, perfect ball was impossible
 The Nationals started the trouble in the second inning, when, with one ! out Steinfeldt sent scorching single to left. Tinker laid down perfect bunt and beat it to first, Steinfeldt reaching second Evers rolled an easy one to Isbell, who in his haste to make double play tossed the ball in to left field. Steinfeldt scored, Tinker l took third and Eyers perched on sec ond. White deliberately allowed King to walk, but Reulbach sacrificed Tin ker home and Evers scored a moment later on Hoffman's safe drive. King was out at the plate. The half closed with three runs over the home base and the enthusiasm ofthe National sup pOrters somewhat modest after yes. terday's defeat, broke loose. The next run for the Nationals came when CAohCC "ao ot1Ic OH d HcIucl ; CuOlCc. He stole second and went to third when Isbell failed to head Sullivan's bad throw. He scored when Steinfeldt rapped out his second clean single. The Americans one tally came in the fifth, when Dougherty was safe on a fielder's choice He took second on a wild pitch and scored when Tame hills grounder went past Tinker.
 The White Sox never even threaten ed again except when Jones reached second on his own hit and went to third on an out. Donohue flew to left and Jones was caught yards from the plate by Sheckard's perfect throw
 In the sixth two singles, a double steal by Tinker and Evers and Sulli- vans wild throw to third let Tinker across the plate. In the eighth two more tallies resulted from Chance's single Steinfeldt.s sacrifice, Chances pretty steal to third and Tnkel's Sin gle.
 Tinker stole second, went 10 third on Evers' out and come home on a wild pitch
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INFANT CHILD OF
 MIR. SHERMAN DIES.

Ralph Sherman. the infant son of Mir. Elmira Sherman, an engineer for the Cotton Belt, died at the home of his grandfather at Sulphur Springs Tuesday evening. Ralph was only twenty-one months old, and his death is sad bereavement to his parents.
 Mir. Sherman is on the road, and all efforts have failed in finding him.
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If You Appreciate

Especially clever designing, make it a point to see our new fall mod els. The most graceful feature is the shapely back, which is so we'll done that you will wonder how a gar ment can be given the shape of the body and still is not "tight-fitting." :" Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citizens bank, Second avenue, corner of Pine street
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NO CHARB0N
 lN MONTHS
Prominent Physician Declares Arkan sas County Has Not Been Infected
 in Long Time.

Hon. s. A. Miller of this city is in re ceipt of letter from Dr. E: H. Wink Ter of Arkansas county stating posi- lively that no charbon has existed in that county for the past three months.
 The local quarantine against Ar kansas county on account of charbon has been raised.
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A SMALL FIRE AT THE
 PUMPING STATION.

Wednesday night Il small frame building at the water and light plant usil as a store room was destroyed by fire. The fire department was called out, but as the building was a small one and q frame, it was burned before tlc flames could be subdued. The loss Was slight.
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Organized a Band
Organized a Band.

The young men of the Y. M. C. A. organized a band Wednesday night. MT C. H. smith, clerk for the super intendent of the Cotton Belt railway was chosen captain, and held the first rehearsal at his residence on East Sixth avenue