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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

teW al random and let them know that il will De repeated every time d train is fired on from Resacca to Kingston!
 "W. r. Sherman,
 Majar-t'eHeral Commanding." "
 That order is printed in the war records, serial volume No @. page i:i, and the other instances following 5re not legends, nor fancy's fabri. cations, but are taken from the same official publications.
 On October l9. 1S64. he wrote To Gen. James H. Wilson from Summers vile, Ga.,: T am going into the very bowels of the Confederacy, and propose to leave d trail that will be recognized fifty years henco.' Is it aay wonder that u he people of Geor- @ia recently objected to Father Sher- man, son of Gen. Sherman, making something like a tliumphal tour over his trail of dnsolaii ion2
 To Col. A. Beckwith he wrote. same 'iate .I propose to abandon Atian- t;. and the railroad back to Chatta ! lten@a lad sally forth to ruin Georgia and bring up on the seashore," and to Gen. Grant he wrote on the same late: s'l am pelfVeting arrangements te break up the railroad in front of Dalton, including the city of Atian- t,,, and push into Georgia, break up al it's railroads and depots. capture all it's horses and negroes and make J desolatiOn everywhere.
 The records are full of ihesp in stances, but the above are sufficient tu show the kind of q war Waged aaaftist Us by our enemies in order to s4bjueaJe the south. These are not pleasant facts for some ears to hear, and no doubt the the growing of q cock would recall unpleas sant memo ries and cause a twinse of conscience to good St Peter even in his state of perfect beatitllda. Brute strength or force of arms never settled moral principle. The south was in the right in 1861, aud is In the right to day standing like a stonewall for he rights and liberties of the Amer ican people as handed down to us by the fathers. keeping always i'll view as it's guiding star, the Fundamental
 principles underlying our great na- tional fabric: resisting the insidious encroachments of centralized wealth upon the inherent rights of the cit iZen. and prepared to defend and maintain by force of arms if need be the integrity and perpetnity of onr republican form of government against the menace of iconOc lastic anarchists. under whatever name they may choose to adopt. In the northern states there has always been q sleepless. restless. ceaseless struggle for sectional, local and in dividual supremacy. marked at every step by the fierce conflict between the victims of abject poverty and the despotism of heartless capital-a stern and inherent practicality born of indigenous necessity, while in our beautiful southland have ever rolled the dep and majestic tide of national thought national sentiment and pure and lofty national patriotism. The grand basic and fundamental princl- Dules for which the Confederate sol s.ier fought ale eternal and Will VI talize into heroic action the nOblest
 impulses of futdue generations Ill
 .eeS to come. and
 "FreedOm'S battle once begun
 Penueathed from bleeding sire to son, Ihor5oh often lost, will yet be won.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

 TOOK Ur PAVEMENT.

IL was found necessary to take up l portion of the new paving on Chest nut and West Barraque streets, a1tef it had been been down, on account of portions of it being too low.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

Two-base hits-Bearden.
 Stolen bases-AiHl}en. Spencer. Fay Tor 3.
 Double plays-Baldwin to lenalie, F, Hut 10 E. Hut to I.emalre, Struck out-By McAdams Y. Time of game-1:4 :43. 3ITmpires--Honnet and tripiett
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

kinS, Calhoun. Ga: Can not YOU send over about Fairmount and AdairSville. burn ten OF twelve houses oi known secpscsonists. kill a lew al random and let them know hat il will De repeated every time a train is fired on from Resacca to Kingston
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
CYCLONE THOMPSON
FIGHTS DRAW WITH
THE MONTANA KID
FORMER BREAKS HAND In ROUND TWO
Fastener Puts Up Whirlwind Battle With One
land-Montana Is Clever Fighter
Two KnOckouts Recorded

when a fiashight woke him from his
slumbers. Ans next descent was for
the count of nine. Later he rested for
seven and was saved by the gong.
The end came in the fourth, when
Referee Robinson counted him out.
All is as yellow as he looks and should
return to laundry.
1t looked as though Harry Baker had
his work cut out for him the way Kid
webster started to mix things as soon
as the gong tapped for the opening
round of their bout. Webster Jumped
out of his corner like a shot out of a
gun, and before the Olympic club pride
knew what was doing the local kid had
him over against the ropes and clinch-
ing to save himself.
For a while Bakers extreme clever
ness did not show up to any consider
able extent, for Webster proved to be
some oysters at the duck and block
game himself and was on even terms
with the Frisco lad.
Webster did not last long, however.
After his first spurt he was content to
stall around and deliver an occasional
swing from long distance, some of
them landing and the others going
aStray in the air. Baker improved in
sklll as his opponent weakened, and
toward the end of the affair had Web
ster covering and clinching to save him
self. There was nothing for the referee
to do but to award Baker the decision,
Caesar Attel proved conclusvey that
he is mucn more at home behind the
counter of his hook shop than he is in
the ring. Pitted against Kid Dalton, the
dub member of the Attel family had
much the worst of the encounter and
emerged from the end of the sixth
round with secondary honors dangling
to his belt
During the evening frankie Neil was
introduced and stated his intention of
meeting any conner who may be selected
and stopping him inside of four rounds,
the affair to take place at the Oberle
benefit on the 9th of this month.
Tommy Burns was also brought into
the ring and stated that he was open
to engagements with Jack OBrien, AL
Kaufman or Sam Berger.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
SERAPHS TAKE
EXCELLENT GAME
0'BRlENS HOMER PREVENTS
SHUToUT
Announcement Made That No Further
Trouble VIII Occur Between
Dillon and Umpire KnelL
Patrolman Present
Los Angeles 2, SAN Francisco 1


Nagle pitched winning game for
the Seraphs at Chutes park yesterday
afternoon and defeated the Seals by a
score of to 1. Two changes were made
In the lineup for the local team, Nagle
going In the box and Gochnauer playing
shortstop.
Umpire Knell made the statement be-
fore the game that he would do nothing
more in the case of Capt. Dillon. and
despite the difficulty between the two
on Thursday Dillon was back at his
old place on first base in Friday 8
game.
O'Brien relieved Hit, but all the
other men played in their regular posi-
tions.
In the first half Of the fifth inning
O'Brien, San Francisco's best pitcher,
the third man to the bat. after two
outs, bounded one over left field fence,
scoring the home run that saved the
Seals from a shut out.
Los Angeles made their first run in
the sixth, when Bernard came in on
Toman's single over second base.
McCleland came to the bat first in the
seventh and doubled to left field; Man
gerina sacrificed, sending McCleland
down to third, who scored on Nagle's
single over second making the second
run for the Seraphs.
Umpire Knell gave decisions a shade
in favor of Los Angeles yesterday in
stead of for San Francisco To pre-
vent trouble q uniformed patrolman oc-
cupied part of the space on the Los
Angeles bench.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
YACHTS
READY TO RACE
PRESENT BEAUTIFUL SIGHT AT
VENICE
Two Days Regatta Promises Excel
lent Sport for Amateur Sailors.
Banquet and Other Enter.
tanments Planned
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, July 20.-Bobbing merriIv
up and down on the wee breakers that
find their way back of the protecting
arms of the breakwater a half dozen
of the thirty yachts which will take
part tomorrow and Sunday in the third
annual regatta of the South Coast
Yacht club proved a pretty and perhaps
the greatest attraction here this even
ing.
Without exception the craft, as far
as appearances are concerned, NAV
nave been launched yesterday The
trim beauty of the racers from ma ST
mead to keel, caught every eye. AS the
vessels rocked at anchor in the sunset
glow the sight was enough to delight
the eye of the most exacting yachts
man, Brass work that shone with a
golden luster and sails of immaculate
whiteness combined with fresh paint
resulted in an effect that was truly in
place with the ideal surroundings that
framed the picture and the whole was
deserving of the unstinted words of adj
miration bestowed by the crowds that
fiocked along the pier and ocean 'front.'
Beginning tomorrow morning the
committee headquarters will be in the
auditorium building, where all arrange
ments Will be in the hands of the mem
by special committee.
At this point badges and progra ms
will be distributed and any details that
may be in doubt concerning the races
will be given attention.
AT $3.50 in the evening the visiting
yachtsmen will, as the guests of the
Country club, attend a banquet aboard
the ship Cabrillo, at which the A. F.
webster will preside in the capacity of
toastmaster. The personnel and num-
Der of the speakers will not be known
until the party is ready to dine.
Following is the program for the two
days:
Saturday, II a. m.-Race for Country
club perpetual challenge cup for yachts
of thirty feet and under, course twice
around two mile triangle from break
water. At $3.50 banquet at ship hotel
At S:15 theater party at the auditorium,
"The Toy Shop"
Sunday-11 o'clock, class C race for
cup by yachts of twenty feet and under,
course twice around two mile triangle
from breakwater; at 11:15, class race
for yachts of twenty-five feet and
under for cup, course same as in class
G; 11:45, class A race for yachts thirty
feet and under for cup course same as
In classes B and G. AT o'clock the race
for the cruising cup will be called, i'm
mediately following the conclusion of
which all Of the craft will set sail for
Terminal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
Great Crowd Present

Little wonder that yesterdays card
was filed with human interest. With
5000 persons packed in the stands and
spreading over the runways and betting
ring. yesterdays harness racing par
took of a highly metropolitan spec
tacle.
1t has been years since such a crowd
as that which featured yesterdays
sport gathered to witness harness rae
ing at the south end course.
Feminity was strongly in evidence
and a dainty wave of applause greeted
the announcement of the running
race and the fact that similar event
would occur today
The start was fairly good with the
exception of the favorite, Moor who
was left at least twenty lengths to the
rear. Despite the bad start, Mrs. A. M
Minor rode a splendid race and fin
ished third. Moor would undoubtedly
have won going away but for the awful
start.
The finish of the race resulted in as
sensational a spectacle as was ever
witnessed at Ascot. Miss Marguerite
Hogan, on Pilot, flew neck and neck
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
REFUND RATHER THAN SUIT
Chicago Telephone Company Ex-
presses Willingness to Pay Back
About 100000
BY Associated Press.

by associated Press
CHICAGO, July 20.-Refunds of S5C
each to telephone subscribers who pay
the maximum rate, with the exception
OF those who prefer to keep up the liti-
cation, will be given by the Chicago
Telephone company
Inc amount of refunds probably will
reach 100000 and those who have been
paying $175 year for the maximum
service. with or without contracts. will
be able to get the rebate as far back as
January, 1902, when Judge Tuley gave a
decision that only $125 could be charged
under the terms of the ordinance of
1889.
The news of this big concession came
yesterday in a letter written by Presi-
dent Arthur D. Wheeler to the general
counsel for the company, in response
to letter from Mayor Dunno, asking
that maximum subscribers, even with
out contracts, be allowed rebates and
that the ordinance of 1889 be obeyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
BRIGHTON BEACH REsULrs

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 2O,-Brighton re-
suits
Six furlongs-Dash won, Yankee
Girl, second, Arfmo third. Time, 1:14.
Mile and sixteenth-Sngle Shot
won. Nemesis second, Moonshine third,
Time, 1:46 2-5.
Six furlongs-Sfr Russell won, Pan
touale second, Water Tank third. Time,
1;13 4-5
Mile and a ixteenth-Aeronaut won,
MaXnar second, Bobbie Kean third.
Time, 1:45 AS.
Five and a half furlongs- Fantastic
won, Laura A second. Bold Lady third.
Time, 1907 3-5.
Mile and a quarter, selling-Angler
won, Tyron second, Embarrassment
third. Time, 2:05.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
LAToNIA PARK RESULTS

CINCINNATI, July 20.-Latonia re-
suits:
Six furlongs Maid won
Beatrice K second, Lacene third. Time
1;16
Five and a half furtongs-Thorpe
won, Friction second, Toll Gatherer
third. Time, 1909 1-5.
Six furlongs-Milsong won, Sand
Bath second Mum third Time. 1:17.
Steeplechase, handicap, club house
course-Subador won, Modred Law sec
ond, Full of Fun third. Time, $40.
Seven furlongs-Alcor won, Monte Luz
cile second, John English third. Time,
80 1-5
SIX furlongs-Field Lark won; Alma
Mardia second; Principia third. Time,
Ill 3-5
Mile and a sixteenth-The Only Way
won; Pillar second, Light Opera third.
Time 1862 As.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
DETROIT DEFEATS BOSTON

BOSTON, July 2O.-Glaze weakened
in the last two innings of todays game
and Detroit batted out victory. Par
ent's three-base bit, with the bases full,
brought in Boston's runs and in the
ninth Coughlin scored two runners with
a similar long hit and Detroit scored
on fly to the outfield. Score:
Detroit 4; hits, Z; errors, O.
Boston, 8; hits, IL; errors, O.
Batteries-Siever and Schmidt; Glaze
and Armbruster.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
SEATTLE DEFEATS PORTLAND
Y Associa ted Press

by ASSOCIdLed PIeSS.
SEATTLE. July 20.-Seattle won a
finely played ten-inning game of ball
here today. a two-base hit by Croll and
single by Isbell sending in the win
ming run. Seattle scored twice in the
first and Portland made run in the
same inning. Oscar Jones then held
Portland safe until the ninth, when the
score was tied. Score:
r. HE.
Portland .....1 0 90 OO OO1-2 7 2
Seattle ........2 0 O o 0 O Is 10 0
Batterfes-Califf and Mclean: Jones and
Blankenship. Umpire-Hodson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
NEW YORK is WINNER

NEW YORK, July 2O.-New York fell
on Cleveland today in the seventh in
ming and won. Manager Griffith re-
lieved Newton in the sixth inning and
held the visitors safe during the re-
mainder of the game. Score:
Cleveland, 4; hits. II; errors, 4.
New York, 5; hits, 10; errors, 1.
Batteries-Hess and Kittredge; Grif-
fifth, Newton and Kleinow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
Hotel Men Must Be Good

BY Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2O.-State Au-
ditor Bigeler has written to the French
Lick Springs Hotel company and the
West Baden Springs Hotel company
that as a result of the investigation
he has instituted there last week. he
finds that the two hotel companies
have been engaged In "wanton and
willful violation Of the criminal laws
of the state" and demands that both
companies cease their unlawful prac-
tices"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PITTsBuRe LOSES coNrEs

By Associated Press.
PITTSBURG. July 2O.-In a fast and
snappy game in which the pitchers did
fine work the Philadelphias defeated
the Pittsburgs today by punching five
hits in the seventh and eighth innings.
Pittsburg got run in the ninth inning
on two singles and an out and saved
itself from being shut out Score:
Pittsburg, 1; hits, 6; errors, l.
Philadelphia, 3; hits, 10; errors. O..
MISUNDERSTANDING McIlver and
Phelps; Lush, Sparks and Doom. UNI
pire-Klem
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
RESULTS An sEArrLE

SEATTLE, July 2O.-Results: Foul
furlongs-Lugano won, Banlado second
Pasodella third; time :4SA.
Five furlongs-Glendenning won
Golden Buck SECOND, Chassis third; time
1:0Oh.
One mile-Elba won, No Remark sec
ond Lady Mirthful third; time :421s.
One mile-Viona won, Pay Me second,
Joyner third: time 1.43%.
Mile and 100 yards-Yeoman won,
Little Joker second, Harbor third; time
1:47.
seven furlongs-The Mighty won.
time l:27.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
DENIES SHASTA PETITION
Attorney General Contends That Con-
tutionaIity of Court Act
Is Sound
BY Associated Press.

SACRAMENTO, July 2O.-Attorney
General Webb denied the petition of
j. P. Eaton and large number of tax
payers of Shasta county for permission
to bring suit in the name of the state
of California to test the law passed by
the legislature at its last session Great
ing second department of the Shasta
county superior court
Eaton also sought to oust from Office
George w. Bush, who was appointed to
new judgeship.
The contention of the Shasta county
people was that the bills did not re-
ceive the necessary votes to pass them.
The attorney general takes a different
view and contends that the law is con-
stitutional and that he is compelled
therefore to deny the petitions
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
CHICAGO DEFEATS NEW YORK

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 20.-Chicago took the
final game of the series from New York
today In whirlwind fashion, scoring
four runs In the eighth after two outs
: ON a triple by Steitfeld and two sue
Score:
Chicago, 6; hits, 6; errors. l.
New York, 3; hits, Z; errors. Q
Batterles-Taylor and Killing. Math-
ewson and Bowerman. Umplres-John-
stone and O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO is SHUT OUT
BY Associated Press.

oy ASSoclateu PreSS.
WASHINGTON, July Washing
ton defeated Chicago today in the final
game of the series. In making a hurry
up play Patterson threw wild to first,
the ball bounding into the stand, and
the runner coming home with the
locafs team solitary run. Patton, Pat
terson and White pitched splendidly
for their teams. White relieved Pat
terson on account of Illness Score:
Chicago, 0; hits, 4; errors, g..
Washington, L; hits, 4; errors, o.
Batteries-White, Patterson, Hart
and Sullivan; Patton and Heydon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
HOLD FUNERAL OF SENTELLS
Exercises Held on Southampton Dock,
American Embassy Staff
Attending
BY Associated Press.

by AssOcIateu FreSS.
SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. July 90
Funeral services of the Sentell family
of Brooklyn, five members of which
were killed in the recent accident at
Salisbury were held on the American
line dock here today
The members of the staff of the
American consulate were present.
The bodies will be taken to New
York on the ST. Louis tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
BROOKLYN SCORES sHurour
BY associated Prese.

ST. LOUIS. July 2O.-Pitcher Eason
of Brooklyn let st. Louis down without
a hit on runs today, the visitors win
ming. Score:
st. Louis, o; hits. o; errors 0.
Brooklyn, 2; hits, 10; errors, 1.
Batteries--Thompson and Grady; Ea-
son and Rietter. Umpire-Carpente
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
PHILADELPHIA WINS
BY Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, July 2O-Glade
made two wild throws today which let
IN four runs and gave Philadelphia vic
tory over st. Louis. Bender pitched
good ball and kept the hits well scat
tered. Score:
St. Louis, 2; hits. 6; errors, 8.
Philadelphia, 5; hits, 6; errors, 2.
Batteries-Glade and OConnor:
Bender and Schreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
SUMMARY.

Three-base hits-McGregor First base
on errors-Oakland, 1. Bases on balls
OF McGregor, A; off Hopkins, A. Left on
hases-Fresno, 6; Oakland, 2. Struck out
BY McGregor, 8. Double plays-Casey to
Cartwright; Van Haltren to Hackett;
Eagan to Cartwright. Passed balls
Hackett. Time of game-1:35 Umpires-
Perrine and DunleaVy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
GAMES CLOSE AT OAKLAND
Fresno Is Defeated in Hard Fought
. Pitchers Battle
By Associated Press.

OAKLAND, Cal, July 2O.-Oakland de-
feated Fresno today in a hard fought
pitchers contest by punching hits in the
fourth inning Oakland hit McGregor but
once after that Fresno was unable to
hits safe. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY.

Home runs-O'B Brien. Two-base hits
Mangerina, McClelland. Sacrifice hits
Toman, Gochnauer. Dillon, Mangerina
Left on bases-Los Angeles, S. San Fran
cisco. 6. Bases on balls-Of Brien, 4;
Nagle, 3. Struck out-By Nagle, G.;
O'Brien, l. Double plays-McClell to
Dillon; Mohler to Williams; Wheeler to
Wilson to Irwin to Wilson to Irwin TO
QBrien. Time of game-1:4O. Umpire
knell.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
Another Bay state Murder
IN ARanciated Press

BELCHERTOWN. Mass, July 90
Search is being made for the body of
Miss Winsola Mabel Goodell, 20 years
old who disappeared two weeks ago.
1t is believed now the young woman
was murdered.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
Today's Entries

Free-for-all trot-Hazel Kinney, b
m, John A. Cole, San Bernardino; Bel.
mont. br. s., w. G. Dtrfee, Los Ange
les; Danube. br. s., Captain J. c. New
ton, Pasadena; Queer Knight, b. g.
William Morgan, Pasadena.
2:25 pace, $S0O-Argyle, b. g., ]. D
Springer. Los Angeles; Dan S.. s. g.
Louis Stock, Fresno. CAL; Rosie
O'Moore, ch. M, George A. Founder
Henderson, Los Angeles; Lohengrin
b. g., DR.. VIM. Dodge, Los Angeles;
Jimmy Hicks. s. g., L. E. Mcclellan
Los Angeles; Blackwood, blk. s., B. O.
Van Bokkelin, Los Angeles; Grace
Wilkes, b. M, w. R. Wynn, Los An
geles; Rondo b. g., ]. H. Snowden, Los
Angeles; McClu5ky WhinriSht, br. S.,
Ezra E. Tilden, Los Angeles.
200 pace. $500-Lady r.. b. M, S. c.
Walton, Fresno, CAL; Conners, b. e.,
George A. Founder, Los Angeles; We'll
come Mac, br. g., Thomas Hughes, Los
Angeles; Ira, b. g., j. A. Chanslor Los
Angeles; Bonnie Ailse. br. M, ]. A.
Fairchild; Victor Platte, b. g., Fred
Tanning, San Diego, Cal.
Women's running race.
The mile running race for women
riders which will be repeated atiAgri-
cultural park this afternoon, is attract
ing another big field. Nine were en-
tered last night and others may go in
before the race.
The entries follow. Andy Dick, Lot
tie Hellman; Ulloa. Effie Bowers Re-
demption. Miss Nichols: Schotische,
Miss Birker: McGyal. Edith Reynolds;
Lizzie Albertine, Miss J. Nichols;
Companion or Pilot. Miss Hogan; The
Mouser, Mabel Risdon; Moor, Mrs. A.
Minor. Entries not closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21

owing TO the rush OF business the
ern California Music company viii be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation Of Herald H1h-
aeribers,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
bank Open Tonight

The Consolidated Bank of Los An
geles,, l24 South Broadway. In the
Chamber Of Commerce building Will be
open tonight as usual. to accomnodate e
the public in general and its old pat
rons -Four per cent interest paid on
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
SAN PEDRO TIDE I
TABLE

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21

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