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1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund the first move
ment Of the kind in the country. Every other one,
here elsewhere. has been started in imitation OF
this pioneer. The Tribune cordially welcomes ali
co-laborers in the field, but, without wishing 70
depreciate in the least the work Of others. THINKS
it's duty to remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is. so far as known. the only IN
which absolutely every dollar contributed by the
public goes directly to the work OF sending poor
child the country keeping it there for weeks
and bringing 1t back again. No collectors are
employed. and all collections made for the fund
purely voluntary. All expenses for the Organiza-
tion. agents and general machinery Of the charity
privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees Of the fund There percentages
70 collectors 70 come out of the contributions of
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secretary others Every dollar goes straight to
the benefit os child.1
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RAD FOR EX-RULERS.
a. More Legal Immunities for For
mer SOrereigns.

n-r. sovereign always a sovereign, if not de
- al any rate de sure Is doctrine which has
ss,,r. been accepted at the courts of Errone and
: gor this reason that Empress Eusenie re-
.,ss Imperial honors 90 this dsy in England al
s,-sh sZ-snd-thiriy years have elapsed since she
=. fepused from the throne sf France The CIV
...rs Duke cf Tuscany and the former reirninp
~. of Parma are in the same way treated g,
,~siria with just as much distinction as IL they
..-s sin in possession of their crowns
Tsis doctrine has. however. Just received a r,sa
..,rt administered by the Department Of Justice
- 1u.ria-cf al countries en- the world: tha. Is 20
- rhe country where the rannarehlcal sentiment
=, the regard FOR the right divine OF the anointed
ne Lord is most deeply instiIed into the hearts
q rhe people.
:. seems that eE-oueen Natalie OF servis has
81 sued. as the heir of her murdered son. King
,i.ysnder. by a carriage builder az Vienna for
se.e vietorias. furnished 20 the Inflated monarch
Btlsra6e just short time before his assassna-
IN Queen Nstsiie's lawyers took the ground
sst the Austrian courts os Justice had no juris
gcnon IN che case. owing 10 the fact that Natalie
a srTmeT Queen of Servia. was stil invested with
=. sovereign prerosatve OF extra-tcrritorial,tv.
GO IS TO say endowed with the same ilnmunities
fs those enjoyed by ambassadors end envovs On
q. countries to which they are accredited
This contention was referred to IN. Nfa.sst.- os
russics Of Austria. who submitted the n,afte~ %
&. Supreme Court of the empire and. sn con;,,ne
an With the latter he has now decided that rSraar
natalie has no legal right 20 extraserritoriaI,tx
cat such sovereign honors as may be accorded %
iT ere purely matters of courtesy, and that sto
V.nnsse tribunals are fully competent 20 trv a,r,
SIT that may be brought by Austrian subject,
ssyfnst her
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ANCIENT CHURCHES REoccUPIEo.

Concord. N. H.. Aug. 19.-Reunion meetings were
held IN a hundred New Hampshire towns to-day In
honor OF the home coming festival Ancient
churches deserted save for this Sunday IN the
year. were reoc:upied to-day by many OF those who
worshipped within their walls years ago. Governor
John McLane spoke at Mount Vernon.
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Pills X AND DUNE ANIMALS.

Plus has not only expressed his warm ap-
proval Of the excellent work accomplished by the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 70 Animals Ot
Naples, which has a branch establishment in
every important town and city throughout italy
but has Likewise issued a special blessing for all
who protect from abuse and cruelty the dumb ser
wants given 10 Us BY God" While the Catholic
Church has always taught kindness 10 animals
tins Is Tie first occasion Of any official pronounce
ment on the subject by Pope, and it is therefore
worthy Of being placed on record.
In this connection It may be mentioned that In
many parts Of Europe-as, for instance, in Brit
Ianv in the South OF France In Northern Italy and
IN parts OF Austria and Southern Germany-there
are annual ceremonies of ecclesiastical blessings OF
the cattle and herds the object OF the clergy being
not only 10 invoke the blessing OF Heaven upon
agriculture. but also to promote the kindly treat
ment OF dumb animals. the idea being that the
peasantry viii treat with more consideration an
animal that has been blessed by the Church than
one which has not enjoyed this advantage. More
over the clergy, while IL does not indoTse. never
theless encourages those popular legends about
animals which have for their object the prevention
OF cruelty 20 anlmass and BIRDS
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BELMONT-R. Preece Williams. London. Eng
NaGv oHdoH GaptaiH k RureaMa ToSc Ja9sa
HOTEL. AsToR--T. w; Lazarus. Ponce. P; r.
England. NETHERLAND-H. Barbour. Lisbourn
ireland. NOMANDI E-GeOTge d. Foster, Noting
ham, England. SIcVILLE-Captain H. W. Knox
Niven. london: r: G. Laftln Manila. 2. I.
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JAPANESE MlDsHIpMAN DEAD.

Annapolis Md, Aug. 19.--Midshipman Kingfro
Matsukata of Toxic. died al the Naval Academy
Hospital this afternoon after nearly two weeks i'll
ness, from typhoid fever. complicated with peri
tOnits, He nineteen years old. He entered the
academy in June Of this year by special arrange
Hnent with the Japanese government.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Monoogue. Cricket the Hearth" free 20 and
tion, No Z Fast 18th street, m.
Conference Of trades organizations SnEerbund
Hail. Smith and SchermerhOrn streets. Brooklyn 8
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PAUL MORTON HomEwARD BOUND.

Queenstown. Aug. 1s-The Cunard Linz steam
ship Lucania. which sailed for New York to-day
took among its passengers Paul Morton. Mr.. anG
MackaV.
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Highest temperature yesterday Sc degrees lowest q
degrees Is degrees; for corresponding
year foF corresponding dnte
last twenty-five yeRFs. 72 degrees
fresh south WINDS.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficial Record and Foreeast.-Washinston Aug 10.
The baromeric depression that has occurred IN the
upper Missouri Valley the British Northwest Terri
tory during the last moving eastward fol-
lowed by an area barometer and lower tempers
ture The high barometer that has covered tho
northeastern states during the three days
gradually decreasing pressure.
During Monday the northwestern low viii advance
to the upper Mississippi with showers and lower
perature In and Mississippi valleys the
lake region and higher temperature east Of the
Mississippi During Tuesday Tuesday night the rain
districts the Mississippi
During Monday the along the Middle Atlantic and
New, England coasts will light sOuthery; on
the south Atlantic coast. light southerly: Gulf
coast light variable; the lakes. fresh
the lakes fresh 20 brisk south
southeast with thunder squalls shifting by night 90
northwest on Superior and Michigan lakes.
steamers departing Monday for European will
light Winds mostly southefly and fair weather
10 the Grand Banks
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Married.

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extra charge.
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FANsHAwE- LINDsI.EY-on Saturday. August rs ne
Christ Church Shrewsbury. n. D. By the Rev DR.
Vtbbert vicar Of Trinity Chapel. New York Isabel
Grow taughter or Mr. and Mrs. William s FRnshRwe.
20 Van Sinderen Lindsey
HUMPHREY Y-ToWNsEND.-On August is. at the
Church of Our Father. HHls cove Me. by the Rev
Frederick G. Lee. Martha Feitus daughter OF Martha
Rosalie and the late James ROdnan Townsend.
Theodore Friend Humphrey. ed.
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TO CLEAR THE DEAD KINGS NAME

TO CLEAR THE DEAD KINGS NAME
7, IS with the object Of clearing the name Of his
murdered father that King Victor Emmanuel has
declined 10 yield to the entreaties Of his mother
ard 20 coroprounise By means Of a financial ar
rarcement the lawsuit brought against the estate
a. tie late King by Countess Cesarine Ercolani-
,as later claims TO have been betrayed al the age
% aiteea by King Humbert. in 1885. and 10 have
King was the father. If the accusation were true
= soa.s CHOW that Humbert had not only been
sap,alsss 10 his marriage VOWS, but likewise that
e ssd been guilty OF the offence known In la"
rs sAe abduction of a minor. which Is a felony.
re matter would probably have attracted little
asse1fso- had It not been for the foolishness Of
~. 1ra;essl authorities IN giving hearing 20 the
demands o. the woman. IN allowing the suit 20 be
uisred on 0e along 1th number OF aftldavtts, and
"a sugu.ag subpoenas for witnesses. But once the
mater had gone so far King Victor Emmanuel
vas perfcc,iy right in deciding 90 push Though
the affair 10 the bitter end, and in eKactng that
The question shan be decided in an open trial, for
.l,e purpose OF demonstrating the Innocence OF his
sather in the matter.
This VIII not be difficult when the antececents
II the woman are taken into consideration. She
has no connection whatever with the ancient and
yrsnoejy house OF HereOiani OF Italy. which spells
..s name with an III; and Count Cesar HercOani,
who is a vyIdower and the brother OF Prince Her
co.ani has been put 10 no end OF trouble and
aoyanoe o. the similarity OF the name the woman
has assamed 10 his own patTOnymic. She formerly
kept 2 .'.rigOt" or gambling establishment. at
3oras. where her male confederates aeeced silly
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Forecost for Special LocaIities.-For New 2

Forecast for Special Locnlties.-For New England
and Eastern York. fair to-day and Tuesday, light
fresh winds.
For the District of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland fair and warmer
to-day and Tuesday; light south winds.
For Western pennsylvania and Western New York
showers to-day and Tuesday cooler by Tuesday night
fresh south winds.
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Died..
Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE yin -
republished In The rriWeekly Tribune without sxfFs

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Mack. There's. r. Porter. Nar7ar., A
Mills. Adslins Z. Riddle. MARY O.
NILS, Jane. TOTrens. Isabel a ".
Moslsr. Gustsve II. TurueF. samuel 3
APPIsEToN-As th~ Ems New Windsor. August "a
1906. Miss Eliza julia daughter o. the lat. John Ara
TAOmas EniscopaI Church New WirEs1- n Y.
Tues1ay morning at 10 O'Clock
MACE-on august IS. at souaerviue ~ J.. n ne eots
AdOph Mack. Funeral from her late residence. on
Luesasy Ausust "a az ii:s9 a m s7-eial car ~li
the Central RsilFoas q New Jersey
MILISas her residence. Phila1sph.a Angus. y.
eldest daushter Of J. .. Layus q New YORK. Funeral
services st ths reslasnse q her sister. ar. $ L
Cemetery.
MII,Is-o1 August e. 1000. ysn-. r:sov Of late
late residence No. 300 Wss. sea 81 On Monday .v.n-
Ing at s ocieck. Interrn-ns az Kea,ico c.ra-t-ry.
IFEa-s;us,avs Henry Mesi-r on rr.4y. Aurus. IT.
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CBMETHRIBS.
THE WOoDLAWN CEMETTY

readily acc.ssfns Harlem trat,s ossnd o.
trail Station Webster end Jerome Avenus tclsyv 80
by carriage. Lots sl25 Telephone tS8 0saMaguy
for Book OF Visws representative.
O.lce 20 East 23d 81. Nsw York iCfsH
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Local Onieial Record-The following official record
from the Weather the changes in the
peraure for the last twenty-four comparison
With the corresponding date OF last year;
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CNDERTAKERS

FRANK r. CAMPBELL co. s<l-s ~. ssa =
World known: cid stand. Tel fs2t Chelsea
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Sues Railway

The casa of M. Garret son against the Iron Mountain railway, for dam ages. was called in circuit court Wed nesday morning.
 The suit involves personal dana sas alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff because the conductor failed t0 let him off at Dexter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18
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County Judge kaGwin is :n the country on q brief trip.
 Tom Halliburton of Little Rock was a business visitor to Pine Bluff Tues day
 NJ. E. Bradford of Little Rock was {. business visitor to Pin- Buff Tues. day.
 J H. May of Camden transacted business in Pine Bluff Tuesday and Wednesday
 Mr. and Mrs. c. N Richardson call! ed on Pine Bluff friends Teeszay aad Wednesday.
 S w Boswell jr was heee from Cornestone Tuesday and spent Wed nesday here.
 Charles P Bcjce of Camden WAS in tie city Tuesday evening anu stopped ar the Antlers.
 f. Pinn came in from England Tuesday evening and spent Wednes. Gay in the city
 A. NJ. Muchin of Little Rock trans, acted business in Pine Bluff Tuesday and Wednesday.
 [. L. Craven of Little Rock came ir Tuesday evening and registered at the Arlington
 A. T. Wilson jr came in from For. dyce Tuesday evening and spent Wednesday here.
 ]. B. Duke of Little Rock made his regular business trip 10 this city The cay and Wednesday.
 C. o. Wilkins came down from Lit. tie Rock Tuesday evening and reg istered at the Antlers
 John Biggers was down from Slut. sart Tuesday and "Wednesday on some business matters.
 l. E. Atkinson of Magnolia was , x.si.or to this cify Tuesday aaa transacted business hera.
 G. PattHlo Of F'ordyce transacted business In Pine Bluff WAdnaSdaI caming in Tuesday evening.
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QUOTATIONS.

(Corracted daily uy C. C. Taytc! aa, coripauy
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kress Anniversary


 An interesting story of modern achievement is brought to light by ihe tenth anniversary of the founda ion of the Kress system of D and la-eent stores" Ten years ago to- 7av one small store was opened in Memphis. Tenn. Today the business involves millions. and consists ot 5ie active stores in as many southern cities
 The concern itself feels jnstif. able pride in it's progress. and will celebrate accordingly with an anni- vArsary sale lasting ten days April 1S-29.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18

machine, and when the new one '' rived yesterday it was discover. that no films for it had been s''u n l.he films arrived today, and are ~ .u brand-new. so that the program .s Y. surely be good one, and MT. ea =, bell, the manager, thinks that VI, ..h will be able to run along no" VI"
 out any more accidents.
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Stole a Bank

Tuesday Deputy Constable R arrested a negro named Water B2 CTS. who is charged with stealing small savings bank from Prof Low which contained about Sit.
 The officer made Bowers show Iii where the safe was It had been bro en and money stolen. Bowers W be tried today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18
DIME PARLoR REoPENs.

The Dime Amusement parlor on Second avenue will open again to- night, and will present a unusually good program. They have been de
 layed for several days on account of the breaking of their moving-picture
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Barnett,
 tLeWine aSsaa--1... lG1o Baldwin
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 LOCAL IND OTHERWISE. : A< < | : : . . . . . . .

Q. W. Boyce devotes hls time to rents
 Nanted-Boarders at s09 Main street.
 Nice iron; room for rent, POP West Fifth.
 pr. ". P. Grandy. 20 1.2 Main street, upstairs.
 Day boarders wanted; s3,50 a week. POP West Fifth
 Furnished room for rent Old phone S12. or call at SIS West Fifth
 For sale-Good gasoline stove cheap: good as new; address L. care Graphic
 pr. B. H. Gallagher has been pre- sented with three valuable hounds for deer hunting purposes.
 Mrs D. L. Trimble Is uite sick at the home of her brother, Dr. J. w Withers. of this city.
 Planters are rapidly planting cot. ton in parts of the county and con- ditions for big crop were never bet ter.
 Everything is kept fresh and up 10 date at my new store. corner Main and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries and meats of all kinds, at the cheapest prices. Emmet Simmons.
 Wanted-Gentlema or lady with good reference 10 travel for firm of s250 00o capital. Salary s1,012 per year and expenses; salary paid week ly and expenses advanced. Address. with stamp. J. A. Alexander. Pine Bluff Ark.
 For sa,e-Big lot of second hand lumber and wood at bargain. upon Third avenue and Texas street. Ap. ply T C. Wndham. trustee St. Paul Baptist church.
 Manager Wantcd-Reliable con- pany wants responsible man to take charge branch house in Arkansas. Sta pie line, salary s125.00 per month and commissions. References and 1000 cash required Address Lock Box 5S5, Chicago,
 -Moler System of Barber colleges, located in fourteen leading cities. wants men to learn barber trade. Scholarship includes tools. tuition. Positions and board. Few weeks com. p!etes. Little expense Write near. est branch, St Louis. Mo, Ft Wor h. Q. Dallas, Texas.
 -Wanted-Men to learn barber trade. Splendid time to begin. Busy season soon. Few weeks completes. Top wages paid graduates. Positions waiting Best trade in the world for poor man. Little expense. Write nearest branch. Moler Barber college g. Louis Mo. F@. Worth or Dallas, Texas.
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 REALTY TRANSFERS. +

Tie following real estate transfer vas recorded in the office of Circuit Clerk Goodwin up to noon today:
 Annie NJ. Barrow. trustee of estate oe $. R. Cockrill, to G. W. Smith. part of sec 9. township 6, range 9 west, s200.
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To Help Jonesboro.
 Physical Director West Of the |. NJ. c. A. goes to Jonesboro tonigh. 10 assist in the financial canvass which is being made there in the ef- fort to secure an association build- ins
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,RlAeE LICENSE ISSUED.

o ,day afternoon the county ssued marriage license to Mir. Bunch and Miss Cora Rainey. ,u Bunch resides at Humphrey a brother of MT. James Bunch
 city.
 Rainey is a resident of Gold snd the marriage nuptials will mnized at the latter place.
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THE MARKETS < : | | % < < * . % =
Tuesdays Receipts.

The cotton receipts for Tuesday We're g bales against los on the same date last year; for the week. b55; last year, 40tS; since September 46.540; last year, 76.S16. The shipments twere 2b,es, against l95 on the same date last year; for the week. 5>; last year. 203; since Sec- ;ember l, t2.912; last year. GS0t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18

Deputy Constable Price Tuesday arrested tsgo negroes named Tenny and Gil. whc are wanted on the charge of burglary It is a lesed that these men burg!arized Shepard3s gro cery store.
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