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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
EI senior GiacObazzi.

Aver recibimos en- esta redacci6n la
vista del sefior Giacobazzi, uno de los
empresarios de la compafifa Scogna-
miglio."
El sehor Giacobazzi saldra en- breve
para Venezuela, en- donde actda dicha
compaffa en- la cual ingresaran nuevos
elementos artfsticos
Dfonos dicho empresario que la compa-
MIA 'Scognamiglio" estara en- San Juan ell
% del presente mes.
Giacobazzi es IN arrogaute tipo italiano,
que ha recorrido casi toda la America
latina y cuenta con muy buenas relaciones
en- la repdblica del Plata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
No debe haher distingos.

Rune6rG8e que en- la plaza del mercado
de esta ciudad Sc hacen diferencias en- Ell
cobro dol impuesto que SO exige por los
puestos pdblicos para venta de frutos, te-
niendo en- cuenta la fliaci6n polftica del
que los ocupa.
Els de dudar que el sefior Alcalde de Ia
ciudad permita ESQ, 81 es cierto y 10 como
ce cuaDdo no serfa el mejor medic de bus
car adeptos, llevando la injusticia como
norma contra los pobres industriales que
honradamente ganan el pan para sus ho-
gaus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01

Que presentation tan elegante -tiene
la renombrada cerEeza "BARBARRO-
sA'', que produce Ia famosa cervecerfa,
''The Christian Moerlin Brewing Co. of
Cincinnati" Tiene existencias. constante.
mente, Isidro A. Sdnchez, de San Juan.
HOTEL HELVETTA.-CTuz 27.-
Habitaciones, frescaa eBpaciosaa. Tel6-
fono, Luz electTica, bafios cuanto requie-
ra IN establecimienTo de esta fndole, se
encuentra alli
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
EN- la MANSION EJECUTIVA.
8ALANTERlA AMERICANA.

Esta maGana han visitado al Goberna.
dor Winthrop el consul alem6n sefior
Hepp y Ell comandante del cafionero Pan
ther, surto en- este puerto.
Tambien han estado hoy en- la Mansion
Ejecutiva los sefiores doctor Rafael del
Vale, Comisionado del Interior, sefior
Grahame y jefe de 0bras Ptiblicas sefor
Gimenez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
UN BUEN PERIODICO.
SEMPER.

Llega q nuestra mesa 81 n1mero 1870
del magnigco peri6dico "La IIustraci6n
Artfstica."
Nutrido de excelente lectura con artfs-
ticos -grabados recomiendan su texto las
plumas de Zeda, Lydia Oriegaven, Haw-
thorne y otros.
Magnffcos grabados y fotograffas entire
elias de los suceaos de Russia y de Ia
erupci6n del Vesubio ilustran el referido
n6mero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
Buenas Oficinas.

En- los altos de Ia antigua casa de Lui-
iia, de esta capital han instalado c6modas
OfCinaS para el despacho de sus negocios
los sefiores r. Paniagua Co., teniendo
en- elias todos los adelantos modernos como
maquinillas de escribir, alumbrado y ven
tiladores electricos, escaparates y vitrinas
para muestras etc, etc.
Los sefiores Reinaldo Paniagua y Ma
nuel Gomez son gente activR y que entien-
de 81 negocio y les deseamos prosperidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
Buen taller

Ha montado un buen taller de fotogra-
fla en- Humacao Ell conocido artista sefIor
Enrique Verjes, quien dispone de material
moderno y tiene un sitio conveDiente en- Ia
calle de Carreras lie dicha ciudad.
Buenos negocios le deseamog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01

ENCAJE DE HILO-Las sefioras y Sc
horitas que deseen recibir 6rdenes por este
artfculo, pueden dirigirse The Porto Rico
DranWork and Embroidery Co. Allen
10. San Juan, p. r. 80Ya
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
QUE MEIlRE.

Sc encuentra enfermo en- su residencia
de Santurce, Ell venerable anciano don
Miguel Aguayo, quien deseamos pronto
J complete restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01
ASeSinatO de un gObernadOr en- Nj
Caragua.

Managua, Mayo 3.-El Coronel Gill
berto Escobar, Gobernador de Jinotega
fue asesinado en- las GALES de Ia ciudad.
81 aaesino fue capturado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01

DOS COCHES con arneses Sc venden. Uno
de 4 ruedas con dos silIoaes en- buenas con-
diciones.
Una de rivas con dos ruedas con muy
POGO uso. Dirijanse Behn Brothers. San
Juan Puerto Rico. D.P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01

LA PERSONA que quiera hacerse de
bonitas plantas de salon rosales hermo-
sfsimos, puede informarse en- Fortaleza %,
70. p1so. 15 V. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01

En IA casa nCimero so altos de la calle de
"a Luna Sc alquila una hermosa ventila-
da habitaci0n. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01

Sc Vendsn dos casas en- $500 pesos en- eeta
capital: Informaran en- la Gale de San Sc
bastian no. A. 4.v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-01

Sc deSea utllar los servicios de una buena
nOdriZa, 1nformaran en- casa del Sr. Qui-
fiones, parada "a Santurce Telefono mime
70 il15, 8v,s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

statement of the Northern church sim p4 &ives the interpretation held by feshyterioS of the two churches.
 Up to a few years ago the North cra church contendod for one church t1 ucattcndod by the whit and negro members. but believe this idea has ae1u abandoned. and at=lhe general assembly held q year ago in Los \n= 7eEes provision was made for the sop 7fation of churches of different kinds. n8l,ia4 possible the separation of taa White and negro churches.
 With this evident change of idea 6I the nc@ro question there is today as see it. but little if any differ encc between the PfcsbNteFlan churches in the north and south. White il may be some time before there is reunion of the churches ot the north and south. it is held by manv Prrshyterians that indietalons point to a reuniting of all PresbXtefl- m churches In the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
THREE SHOTS
Taken at Negro Fugitive by Office,
 John Wilson.

$. J. Ward, sheriff of Caddo parish, d.. will be in this city Sunday for lt gro. Chester Hill, wanted in ShreVe- pert. on d charge of assault with in- tent to kill.
 A letter was received by the chief Gf police from a negro of Little Rock, named Ganaway, that his daughter, Willie Ganaway, had run off with man. named John Grice. He stated that Grice was wanted in that city for several offenses and that he thought they were in Pine Bluff. John
 Grice was arrested by officer. John Wilson, but he broke away, and after d stern chase, escaped. Wilson hreG three shots at him. bat missed him. The officers Saturday afternoon ar- rested Willie GanaWay, and she Was confined in the calaboose during the night. Her father came down ior her on the 10:45 Iron Mountain and left with her for Little Rock at 4:43 Sunday morning.
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WANT CONVENTION
Local Travellers Will Try To Get
 Next State Meet

eal meeting of the dlVIsloh Ill this city of the Arkansas Travellers was held Saturday afternoon wl'h Page Lindsay chairman and r. U. Pride secretary. Among other buai ness a committee was appointed 10 20 before he board of trade oi 'hiS city and to authorize them to ihFlAe the Arkansas Travellers to hold tHeff next apnual convention i'll this city yhp committee appointed was as ieiz lows. Harvey McGeorec T, :. Dan jelds. Page Lindsay. A comhllttee was also appointed to select badges fo. this division. This eommitle con sisted of II. B. Byrd and John Fowler
 The invited Dr. ]. l.. Caldwell ana Hon. H. King White to go 10 lA''le Rock; to inc state convention and lo do all in their power to have the state convention meet in this city in June or Dr. Caldwell will make spech for them and there is no doubt that. with these two gentlemen on the side of Pine Bluff. the state convention will meet in this city ill June .ol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
Wabbaseka News

Wabbaseka, June 1.-fhc younger people of this place enjoyed q lawn r<y and ice cream supper, the good Ialt# of Wabbaseka is that il never aali does anything.
 Capt. W. J. Leyey is on the sick list
 Miss Easly Roberts has finished her term teaching at the high school of Stuttgart.
 Mir. George Shelby attended the ice cream supper Thursday night.
 Cecil Duff, the three monthsold daughter of Mir. and Mrs. l.. w. Duff. died at McGehee last Monday evening and was buried at Flat Bayou ceme- tery.
 Miss Annie Laura Priddy will leave today for her home at Overs burg. Tenn. "M M C., give Us a rest now won't you. p1ease??,
 The rain We had this morning was a great help to the corn and cotton.
 Mr. Garrett, you need not Nofk Brady Slough now. for it will be used very little,
 Mr. and Mrs. R. Fl. Barnes have moved to Fordyce.
 Mr. Walter Townsend seems to be ooins up the bayou pretty often.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
pRESBYTERlANS'
 CREED THE SAME
eev. Chas. R. Hyde of Southern Pres byterian Church Explains Misap.
 prehenson.

union having been accomplished between the Presbyterian church in the United States of America, com nlGnlv known as the Northern Pres bvterian church and the Cumberland F. esbyerian church. q step has been taken which is considered by many as looking toward the uniting of ah Presbyterian churches in the eonn- try.. and more particularly those of tue north and south.
 "C0nsidera is. said about the re- Vised confession of faith in the North ern Presbyterian church, said a prominent Presbyterian, "bnt l think ir is generally conceded and also openly stated ny one of the most emi- nent theoloeians of that church that there, has been no revision that ma terially affects the system of doctrine sat forth in the creed. The chief item of the revision seems to have been the declaration of the meaning of the Westminster confession OK planatory of the creed. which states in itself that inc belief is not new one. but is declared to explain away certain inferences' drawn from the original confession.
 .sThe creed of the Southern Presby- terians has never been revised, and tie revision in the Northern church having not mat erially changed the standards. there is little difference. In the 0eclalatorv statement. which by some is taken to be a revision of the creed the Northern church sets out what he Southern church believes and has never found necessary to set cut in declara1ory statement. To the original creed of the Northern church there have been added two chapters winch were adopted as set ting forth more fully the doctrine or the church concerning the Hcly Spirit, missions and the love of God for all r,fn' Tn these chapters there is nothing new and all is in keeping with the faith of the Southern church
 "Is there anything more of fatallsm in the unrevised confession Of falth of the Southern church than in the fe- vised confession of the Northern church?' was asked.
 No he replied there certainly is Lot and such an inference can only De drawn on misconception Of the croeds. The original creed of both churches on the question of infant salvation, says: Elect infants, dying ir infancy are regenerated and saved bv Christ etc. The objection to this part of the creed seems to have been based on an assumption that the elect infants, who, dying in infancy meant to imply that there were non- elect infants, who. dying, in infancy might not be saved. To correct thls assumption the declaratory statement that all dying in infancy are included iu the election of grace was added. If there were elect infants dying m infancy and non-elect infants dylng in infancy the doctrine might be called somewhat fatalistic in that child dH ing in infancy without being of the elect would be doomed to damnatlon. Such an assumption is far from Pres- hyterian creed, and the declaratory
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
coIored Teachers
 Association

At the meeting of the Jefferson County Teachers association, May j. 906. Miss C. F.. Harper, and Pro1s, W. H. Barnes, o. I. Mappin and 5. ! Altheimer were elcted instructors for the institute beginning June f, and ending June 15, 1906.
 Following are the subjects assi@neat each instructor:
 Miss Harper, arithmetic. geometry, spelling.
 Prof. S. J. Altheimer, Physiology, latin. reading.
 Prof. o. I. Mappin, algebra. ciVics. grammar.
 Prof. ". H. Barnes. T.. s. history, Arkansas history, geography.
 B. H. JOHNSON, president.
 C. F. HARPER, secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
STRUCK BY GAR
c.criaoe Considerably Damaged. But
 No One Hurt.

One of the closed carriages, o"h- ed and operated by Helms stable while going cast on Sixth avenue, WAS struck by one of the summer cars Mo- 9, belonging to the Gltl- zens Light and Transit company. A reero named Jim Brown WAS driving the carriage and, at the time or tEe accident. there were no passengers Ill inc carriage. The two front wheels 0l the carriage were wrenched OH pN the street car and the top was con siderably damaged. The negro dfiV- eo Jim Brown, was consldefapis b,7lised. though it is not known whether he was seriously hurt or not. The horses ran away but were stop n,-., after shor, while. Several pas .nuaers were on the car and they were considerably frightened, as the car was iolted considerably when the collision occurred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
TALK ON PANAMA.
Thompson Makes Interesting
 Talk To Medical Society.

The Jefferson County Medical so ciety met Friday night at Dr. Blanken- ships office. An interesting talk on Panama and His Personal OhselNa- tjons While There,' was made by pr. Thomson. lie spoke at length of the marvellous improvement of the nealsh ot the zone, due to the sanitary con, ditiOns there now. tie Sald that 'ile di,tiest camp in Panama was par lor compared to the cleanest front ward in Pine Bluff. It would be well 10 take note of this and keep our city cCaner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
NEW SAINT ARIAN JOHHN s. PERDUE TO SUCCEED sANDEFUR cURRlE. WHO
 WAS REMOVED.
Appointment Took Effect Saturday. Mayor White Refuses To Discuss
 Reasons for Action.
Reasons for Act

Sandcfur Currie, sanitary officer was Saturday afternoon relieved of dnty by Mayor White and John $. PcrdHe, former night chief of police, was appointed in his stead.
 Mayor White would not give a red son other than he thought it for the public good. AIr. Perdne was sworn in Saturday af'.rnoon and assumed the dntes of his office Saturday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
lMPFA9VEMENT AT
 LAKE VILLAGE

A Graphic reporter interviewed Mir
 Yoney. the hustling mayor ot Lake Village. Saturday morning, and De says thai the people of Lake Village are 2iong to make a great number. @l improvements. He has already ad- yertised for the letting of the con tract for building five miles ot con- crete sidewalk. Three miles of said sidewalk will be along tho n2nk ol Lake Chicot, and two mi'es, through and around the city. He announces that the contract for the sldeWalH will. be let in the next ten or fifteen days, and that it will be rushed to completion. An electric lieht plant aud a waterworks are going to De erected and two surveyors arc at work now determining a sic. They will make a report to the city coun- cil which meets next Wednesday night and he thinks by that lime something definite will have been agree5. upon A large, new coilft house is nearly completed and sQ 200 brick schoo! is under con struciion and will he read:' for he la} t:-m. The Gaines Hardware comnany are building a large brick building, and Mr. Toney says that the whole town is building ID rapidly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
JACK TENANT A SUICIDE.
Former Traveller In This Section enos
 His Life In St. Louis.

Jack Tennent, formerly secretary of the Tennent Shoe company ol 0' Icujs which recently failed for over s1 GOO GOO and at one time a wei known salesman in this territory committed suicide Monday morning in St I.ouis. by swallowing carbollc acid
 The suicide revealed the fact that Tannant and his wife were not living together. having separated several weeks before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
WINS AGAIN o1lIFF TEAM TAKES LAS | ,,r oE THE SERIES FROM
 BENTON.
Complete Shut.Out With .e of 7 to 0, but Was Pretty
 Game.

Arkansas Nationals won the |f the series from BentCn in ! hi game. score to c. Reeves he Bluff pitched a stol game, bg but two hits. The game had of life in it. and was ] pretty K witness. even though it was
 Bluffs from the beginning. lin retired ill the fourth inning, koing to third, and Voweli play |cond. Also in the fourtI inning hr went to center field aod That time McAdams did the faylor's catch of difficult fly, bich he made d jump, falling on round, though still holding the were easily the features of the
 Taylor's base-running is also The score follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
HOW THEY SIAnE)
Miss Rosa Lee Rodgers Leads in sararhie's s Great Piano Contest, Wii., Cofigfne Mock a Close Second--- --First Announcement of Standing of Contestants.

The Graphics contest for the most popular young lady in Pine Buff has been running a week and at the pres ont time Miss Rosa Lee Rodgers leads with Miss Corinne Hook ciosH second. The public seems to nave entered into the spirit ot the contest realizing how generous the offer WAS, and what it means to the successful young lady. The way they s1ooa ae midnight Saturday follows:
 Miss Rosa Lee Rogers .ilu Miss Corinne Hook loo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
MIR. FINN HUTT HURT.

Finn Hut was painfully but not seriously injured Friday afternoon on Fourth avenue by switch engine and knocked on one side. MT. Hut did not hear the ringing bell or cia- nor of the approaching engine, due to the noise caused by repair work going on. He suffers nothing beyond a few painful bruises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

The Pacific Express company has occupied it's new quarters in Pine Bluffs new union depot, and is now ready to receive packages and trans act all business pertaining to tho ex- press affairs.
 The new quarters afe commall oHS and up-to-date i'll every respect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
Boat Excursion

The Henry Shelton will arrive from Little Rock one day next week, TOT the purpose of giving one or more loat excursions. We understand that Dick Knox has the first altar Ill hand and is meeting with much el- couraeement among the dancin2-lov- inc crowd. and a good time is sure to be had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
Tried to Rob House

The police department had call from 1909 East Seventh avenue Sat r,dav morning. the lady residing at that number stating that she had dc tected q negro in the act of fobblns the house. When the oftlcefs arrived the negro had gone, and they were unable to locate him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
Rev. Moore to Lecture.

Rev. Ross Moore will deliver an ether of his popular lectures on Egypt Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. The lecture will be illustrated, which will add largely to the interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
PREACHING AT LAKESIDE.

Iere will be no preaching ser
 lat Lakeside Methodist church to- low. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
 br League 5 D. m. Junior Lea
 } 4:15 D. m. On Tuesday night the
 quarterly conference for the
 mt year will be held by Rev. T .Pipkin, presiding elder. All official members are urged to be ant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
GOES TO CHICAGO,

Major C. N. Linn of this city left Thursday morning for Chicago. to look after his interests in an aspara- GUS farm near that city. He will be absent about ten days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
BANK STATEMENT '.

Reserves Dec. 121,S75; reserves lees IT. s.. 1l0.15o; loans inc, 2,l24.- eoo. eeals Dec. 997,9oo; Deposits inc 4o19,soo: circulation Dec. s9'- roc
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Get All That's Coming to You.

Get All That's Coming to You.
 You are entitled to it. You will get it if you get your clothes made by Eisenkramer the tailor. above Citi- zens bank. Second avenue, corner of Pine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03
MINISTERS TO MEET.

The Ministers association will meet at Merrill Institute Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

MT. Clifford Reeves was on the sick list Saturday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-03

f5IEII VI V v T v T bn o Q Q 0 Q 0 0 Q o-o
 mmary: Two base hit, Hutt:; base hit. c. Brewster. hlbIe play-Bearden to Ashby to Fford. blen bases Reeves. Hut, c. Brew ,. Vowen, Triplett, Taylor. |ses on balls, Reeves1. luck out. Reeves 1 McAdams ;.
 ne l:35. hpire Rinsler.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-19
BEVERIDGE PREPARES BILL
Indiana Senator Will Urge Strict
Child Labor Law u

+. Richmond, Ind, Nov 19-At meet
ing here Of. representatives Of Young
Men s Christian associations Of Indiana
and Ohio, Senator Albert j. Bever;
idge stated that upon the opening day
Of the coming session of congress he
intended to introduce a bill prohibiting
the labor Of children thruout the coun-
try, and bill to make more rigid the
present meat inspection law.
He said the bill will provide that no
steamship or other carrier Of interstate
commerce shall transport or accept for
transportation the product of any fac
tory or mine that employs children UNI
der IA years Of age. The bill, he said,
would provide that every carrier Of in,
terstate commerce shall require an af-
fdavit from every factory or mine own
er shipping its produce that it does not
employ children under IA years Of age.
Senator Beveridge's bill to amend
I. the meat inspection law will require the
putting Of the date Of inspection on
every can of meat product, and the
packers to pay the cost Of inspection.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-19
PARTING TO BE FINAL
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough.
Be Divorced, Say Report.

Luke ana duchess OF marlborough, TO
=. Be Divorced, Say Report. .
Journal Special Service. 4 .."-
London, Nov. 19.-The duke and
duchess of Marlborough have not yet
signed an actual deed Of separation and
they are not likely to do so, the duke s
friends say. There is simply an under
standing between them which has been
embodied in letters passing between
their lawyers, but. it is also said, a
divorce either on one side or the other,
will be the ultimate result Of their mar
tia] troubles. - H. a b .s> Il s-@
The duchess has been living in al
most solitary grandeur in her barn-like
house on Curzon street, with only her
aunt as companion. She is quite cheer
full and seems rather relieved that her
domestic affairs have come to a crisis,
because, as they stood, life was almost
intolerable. she herself said ..is II
The duchess has been to one or two
plays recently. Clad sin black, she
seated herself rather far back in the
box, as if reluctant to attract too much
attention. She looks weary, even i'll,
but very sweet and gentle. Even the
duke's partizans say it is impossible to
feel anything but sorrow and pity for
an end SO tragic to what might have
been a happy and brilliant career.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-19
FEARS RELIEF CASH STOLEN
Joplin IS Mayor Tracing $4,000 Sent to
+ & San Francisco Sufferers.

Joplin, Mo-, Nov. 19.-Mayor G. w
Lyon Of this city has begun an investi
cation to determine whether or not the
San Francisco fire sufferers received al
of the $4,000 given by Joplin citizens
Mayor Lyon has letters from Mayor
p. b. Schmitz acknowle dying the re-
5ceipt of $1,000, but he interprets q
letter from a member Of the finance and
relief committee Of San Francisco t.
.ceive more than $1,000 Of the Joplin
contribution. ss
sF Mayor % on has written to bankers
and members of the relief e onn1it tee
sin San francisco requestin thenIat % in
Vestiga te the mat tel.