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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15

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 sDoes not call at Dover. Piers IA and IS N. River. Office, Broad way, Bowling Green Building, N. Y.: Bishop x CO, tS5 Orange St. M, zun- der X Sons, 249 State St; J. H. Parish & CO.,. S6 Orange St; Sweezey & Kel- sey, 1o2 Church St.. New Haven. eod-tf sssSss8Asasa1A
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WRINN RESIGNATION HUNDRED
 AGAIN. It is reported again that Chief of Po- lice Wrinn is to resign his position and December l is the date by the latest ru- mor. Chief Wrinn says he is to resign, but he does not state any time for the act.
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twenty-five players to present the play and they have been selected with their fitness for their respective parts.
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MINER CRUISES.

During Jan. Feb, and March.
 Send for pamphlets, rates, etc. HamburEs- American Line, g. B'way, NY, Sweezey & Kelsey, 102 Church St, M. Zunder x Son. 249 State St, J. H. Par jsh & Co, S6 Orange St, Bishop x Co.,, 1s5 Orange St., H. Bussman, Il Orange St.
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New Haven Steamboat Lilo

REDUCED RATES, .75c to New York.
 EXCURSION TICKETS, s1.25. STEAMER RICHARD PECK.
 From New Haven-Steamer leaves Belle Dock 100 a. m., daily except steamer at any time after l0.0O p. m,
 From New YorIK--Steamer leaves Pier 10 East River, foot of Peck Slip 2:45 p. nl., foot East 22nd Street 300 p. m.) daily except Sunday.
 Time between New Haven and New York about five hours.
 For tickets and staterooms apply al the office on Belle Dock; also at Bishop & Co. 1855 Orange St. and on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION CO, George c. Black, Agent, New Haven.
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ENTERTAINMENTS

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23
THE SANE OLD DECEPTION.

While the maple sugar belt in YER
mont Is buried meath pillows OF snow
while the branches of the naples rattle
in the blasts of the oldtime March biz
zard and while the makers Of sugar are
beginning to think the sap will never
run, down In Manchester, N. IT., ''neF-
w merchant is advertising new Yer
mont sugar twelve cents each.v Strange
that in Manchester they are putting out
new Vermont sugar cakes al twelve cents
per when here in Vermont there hasn't
been enough sap To wet mans whistle
and not enough syrup to moisten ladle.
True, it is time that there was really
new Vermont sugar on the market, but
unfortunately natures backwardness has
retarded the season. Perhaps the Man.
chester dealer, arguing from the fact
that it is time for the new sugar to
arrive, believes that he can practice a
deception on the innocent consumer be-
cause of that fact. Perhaps, too, he
actually has new Vermont sugar. But
there is strong possibility OF doubt on
that point. Vermont merchants are eth.
or not 50 progressive as their Manchester
brethren or they are 50 near the heart
OF the maple sugar belt that they know
It would be impossible TO foist year.
old article on a wise public, even IL they
had the desire Let Manchester eat its
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23
CHELSEA.

Attorney Stanley G.. Wilson went 10
West and East Corinth Thursday on
legal business.
Mrs. Mary Church, who has been Wis
ting her brother, Adeibert Carpenter
Of Boston, has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. viii j. Dexter are soon
10 40 To Milford, M I'LL, where Mr.. Dex.
ter will be employed BY a. }. Fisher.
Mrs. W. P. Townsend went to Ran.
dolph Thursday, where abe will be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. fl. H. Powers
Joseph French, Who has been iii for
several weeks, Is slowly conYaleseing,
and is able to sit up q few hours daily.
Edwin /. Hubbard left the first Of the
week to join his family In Montpelier
lie expects there to obtain employment
ut his trade al carpenter.
State Highway Commissioner Charles
w. Gates of Franklin will meet the
road commissioners of Orange county at
the hotel here Tuesday, April ;,
Miss Mamie Titus, who has been i'll
with measles and pneumonia at the home
Of Mrs. May 4. Dickinson, has 90 far
recovered al To be able to return TO
her home in vershire.
Madam underhill, accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. John Barry Of Washington,
left Wednesday for Burlington, where
Mrs. Underhill goes for treatment at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Among the transient guests at the
Orange County Hotel Wednesday were
Edward q. Baldwin Of West Lebanon,
N. ILL.,, a. +. Leonard III Detroit, Mich,
II, =. Dean and \. w. knights Of Mont
pelier.
Dean Corliss Of Montpelier and Leonie
Parkhurst Of this town were united In
marriage at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Parkhnrst,
on South Main street last Sunday even
ing by the Rev. Lewis N. Moody.
The social at the Congregational par.
Tors Wednesday evening under the an.
spices of the boys n. q. N. "A. club, WAS
well attended and very pleasant aft.
fair. About 81 was realized from the
sale OF home made candy.
Mrs. May 1. Dickinson advertises for
sale one share Of stock in the Orange
County Telephone company, also d nice
wood lot Of about 40 acres, about two
miles from Chelsea village, which is cas-
lily accessible from the highway
| The funeral Of DR. Otis III. Rice was
held from the Congregational church
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. the
Rev. George K. Lake officiating and the
Rev. Lewis n. Moody assisting IN the
services by Invocation. A trio consist
ing OF Deacon and Mrs. W :. Hatch and
Mrs. L. H. Bohonon rendered two beau-
tiful selections. Miss Maude Merrill pre-.
sided at the organ The pail bearers
were h. d. Barnes, w. II. Emery, RI. o..
Bixby, II. d. Fuller, ". s. Goss and
George A. Tracy. The floral tributes
we're beautiful and the large attendance
bore substantial but silent testimony Of
tho universal esteem IN which the de-
ceased was held. The services were con.
Quoted by Undertaken Ernest Hewitt Of
South Royalton and the interment was
in Highland cemetery.
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4 VICE QUESTION.
Whether C. S. Isham Can Be License
Commissioner.

Burlington, March 2a.--It was SAID
yesterday that Hon. Calvin $. Isham
was disqualified to hold the Office of
license commissioner by reason of the
fact that he was d state senator from
this county,
The law excludes all Office holders IN
the following terms.
THE assistant judges of the county
court shall within sixteen days there
after (the election) appoint board OF
license commissioners who
shall not hold any public Office except
notary public etc.
On referring the question to Mr.. Ish-
am, he informed our representative that
he had placed his resignation as state
senator in the hands Of Governor Bell
about u week ago.
III this action il legal, Mr.. Isbam Is
clearly eligible To the office and will
hold it. Some lawyers claim, however,
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that there is no provision in law by
which man elected by the people can
return his commission to the electors
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+new Vermont sugar. When Il actually
arrives on the market we in Vermont
shall eat.
BoRN 10 wEALTH ANp M1sERY.

bPIhn ~ " EsAAtA ~ 1~sb NWA2sNANAt
What d world Of misery yes, real
misery John d. Rockefeller, Ord, is
heir to, to say nothing Of the countless
millions TO be bounded as his famous
grandfather is now being bounded il not
4 pleasant prospect for the youngster TO
start out with, but the first few years
OF his life ought to be happy at least.
Alter that well, it is hard telling, but
there are great many babies starting
ont In life with more aliuring futures
in view. Rockefeller, the third, may be
gifted with different temperament than
the present Standard Oil king and he
may not develop the grasping greed that
has made his grandfather one of The
most cordially disliked men Of his times.
if so, there will not be quite so many
otatacles to his happiness.
However, to be loaded with the in
cubus Of untold wealth at the start In
bad enough fer the most recent add.
tion to the Rockefeller family. Those
who are wizards at figuring make out
that the old gentleman Is now worth
a billion dollars and that the youngest
John p. win be worth three times that
when q years old and nine times It
when he can count sixty years, that is,
Of course, at the present rate Of the
development Of the Rockefeller wealth
After all, who would like 10 be Rookie.
feIlerl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23

There has been plenty Of time for the
heat generated by Rutlsnd's big fire Of
last month to cool. and the citizens are
now able To 90 about the work Of re-.
building the fire equipment without the
bad influence OF excitement. They pass
cd through that fervid period which al
ways follows some great extremity and
conducted themselves well. The usual
investigation was held, and the fact
was developed that there is need of
added equipment to the fire department.
Now the city is going about the mat
tel Of increasing its FIRE fighting ma
cIinery in husiness-lke way
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ala per cent interest on saw
ings. New accounts invited
y. HENRY JACKSON. President
n. q. ROWLAND. Treasurer.
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IlNGLES AND JESTS.
An Aaront.

Well said Miss Wise, a believe I'm
rid of afr. Staylste at last"
How on earth did YOU accomplish itr'
asked Miss Bright
While he was calling upon me last
evening | remarked that All handsome
men were conceited bores.' Then be said:
Indeed j eau take hint as we'll as
the next one. and left. Philadelphia
Press.
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Puzzled the Chicasoan.

Yes said the Chieagoan, 'he's got
the queerest way o. drinkin' his coffee
Out Of his saucer, suppose, = remark
ed Penn.
"Of course, bnt ! say he does il in a
queer way. He holds his thumb under
meath and bis four fingers on top OF
the rim. catholic STANDARD and Times.
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copies, the largest paid circulation o.
any daily paper in this section
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ON VARIOUS CHARGES.
Among Them Attempting to Commit
Suicide.

Burlington, March %. Thomas A.
ellis, formerly quartermaster ser
geant IN Troop r at the military post,
who tried to commit suicide by hanging
himself, later attempted the life Of a
fellow prisoner and then tried TO sever
an artery in his right hand, yesterday
received a sentence of IA months i'm
prisonment in the military prison at
Fort Jay, n. X. ellis was arrested at
Bellows Falls while at work in ma.
chine shop under the name OF Barnes.
He was tried for desertion and NUM-
Der Of other charges were taken in con-
sideration. ellis vii also be dishonor
ably discharged. He has wife and child
living at Essex junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23

Do the Northern league bose ball mag
mates expect to protect their college
players from the present-day name Of
professionalism by adding the word in
dependent to the title Of the league :
That would be like labelling cat This
Il cow and trying to make thinking
people believe that pussy would be able
10 start milk route.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23
The Town Of Barre will be the oasis
IN the Sahara hereabonts.

That the president Of the State ",
C. r. u should have been knowingly
party to the abuse Of a horse can
not BE- believed by those who know Ida
VII. Reed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23

The mayor Of bigger, better, buster
Bostsn,'' is said to kave missed train
yesterday because his street superinten-
dent hadn't properly cleaned the streets
to allow Of quick passage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23

Get your Easter post cards now before
you are too late The Ideal Book anil
Stationery store has them at two for
Sc and Sc each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-23

Those odes to Spring are happily
smothered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
SKATING PARTY AT
 THE MAIN RINK

Misses Henrietta and Josephine and Master Walter Wilkins entertained their friends last night from 10 D. m. to 12::30 a. m. at the Main rink, with the most delightful skating party of the season. There were over 200 young folks present, and all had an evening of great pleasure and enjoy ment. The rink presented a beautiful
 appearance, with it's decoration of holly, mistletoe and Japanese lan- terms. one was almost led to believe that it was a visit to Fairyland. Beau tiful favors were distributed and the ribbon shower was the pretties ar engagement ever seen here Everyone pesent had the best time of their lives and were loud in their praises of host and hostesse for the enjoy able time had. The affair was un- doubtedly the most artistic and bril- liant yet seen in Pine Bluff.
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| Y. M. C. A. NOTES. 1
 s + + *.r, + + +E T. < + ! F 4

The basket ball game last night
 between Little Rock and Pine Bluff was an easy victory for the Pine Bluff boys. The score was twenty eight to twenty-nine. The Little
 Rock boys were simply outclassed
 by the Pine Bluff boys not only were the Little Rock boys younger but they had not the trainng that
 the Pine Bluff boys had. The score could have been 200 to 0 if the
 home boys had willed it so, but the home boys let the visitors make the score to make the game inter- esting for the spectators. The Lit tie Rock boys were accompanied by Physical Director Stevens of the Little Rock Y. M. C. A. Both teams left today for Little Rock and will play in that city tonight. The shop meeting will be held to- day at the shops by Rev. Ross Moore.
 Sunday the lecture, The Man
 With the Hoe, will be given by Dr. Caldwell Watson this is the same as was advertised two months ago, but was delayed because Dr. Wat son was out of the city.
 Tuesday night here will be spe- cial lecture by Rev. w. D. Buckner of the Trinity Episcopal church of this city.
 The lecture will be on "The Life of Our Savior."
 This lecture will be illustrated with stereonticon views. The pie lures are the best that can be got ten, and Dr. Buckner has been pre-
 parine this for three or four months and we feel safe in saying that the people who hear it will have an un- expected treat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28

A deal was consummated in Shreveport Saturday, says the Tex arkanian. which holds out much promise for TeXarkana in the way of natural gas Our people have been impatiently awaiting the full filling of the contract made by the Citizens Oil & Pipe Line Co. to lay a pipe line here from the Caddo oil and gas fields and supply this city with natural gas. Various theories were advanced as to the probable cause of the delay The following from the Shreveport Times would indicate that all obstacles have been removed and that actual work will soon begin:
 MT. s. s. Hunter on Saturday pur- chased the interests of Messrs. A. H Leonard. J. w. Atkins and w. R Mccormick in the Citizens Oil and Pipe Line Company Limited. Presi- dent Leonard, Vice President Atkins and Treasurer Mccormick each owned a one-ffth interest. Mir Hunter already owned two=ffths of the company and is now the own CT of the entire issue of stock o1
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MASONIC BANQUET.

There was joint session of Pine Bluff lodge No. 69 and Jacob Brump Lodge No. 160 last night at which the newly elected officers were installed. There were present as guests of honor Judge Jacob Trieber. Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Arkansas and Judge Edward A. Me- Culloch. Rihgt Worshipful Senior Grand Warden. When the installation ceremonies were concluded a social session was held in the lodge parlor, after which the entire body adjourned to the New Jefferson hotel, where a magnificent banquet was spread with plates for one hundred and fifty guests. Bro. D. l. Mills, Worshipful Master of Pine Bluff Lodge. acted as master of ceremonies. The guests were welcomed and introduced by
 Past Grand Master Judge A. B. Grace, in the felicitous manner which always characterizes his addresses upon fra ternal and social occasions. The re- sponse was made by Grand Master Jacob Trieber in a graceful and charming manner, after which the | guests were treated to classical
 and instructive address by Senior
 Grand Warden Judge Edward A. Me
 Culloch. The banquet was served ir
 the elegant new dining room of the Jefferson. The menu was triumph o1 the culinary art, and was duly appre
 ciated by the assembled guests, who
 were unstinted in their praise of the attentive and urbane manager. MT Walter N. Trulock. When the out o
 town guests entered the handsome lobby and dining hall of the Jefferson
 they made no attempt to conceal thei1
 surprised admiration of the size o
 the lobby as we'll as the artistic beau ty and the elegant good taste of tn
 decorations of the lobby, the reception
 hall and dining room, and it was uni
 versally conceded that the hotel hat no equal in the state, and that it re flected credit alike upon the owner and upO nour city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
A SMALL BLAZE.

The fire department was called out at ten minutes after six this morn ing to Pullen and Laurel. A small shanty, which was supposed to be vacant, had an old mattress and some blankets in it, which were burning. The fire was put out by a hand chemical.
 Some one had been sleeping in there and accidentally set fire to the mattress. Such are the suppositions of the firemen,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
THE POPULAR MAIN RINK.

The Main rink last night again had a very large attendance of both skat- CTS and audience and the usual good times prevailed. A splendid program has been arranged for Saturday night when two sessions will be held, the first session will end at 10 p. m. and the second session will begin at 10 p. m. and end at F p. m. On New Years eve an extra session will be held from 10 D. nj. to 12:30 a. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28

the great natural gas company and all it's holdings.
 The entire investment represent ing everything, stock, land, leases, franchises, gas wells. pipe lines, etc, was said to represent $500, ,000. This was confirmed by MT. Hunter when queried about it last night
 It is stated that the terms of the purchase were $375.o00 cash. and company.
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In speaking of the railroad leg lslatlon enacted by Congress at it's last session lie stated that he did not believe the legislation was what It should be, but he thinks the president took what he could get. He said the giving of railroad pass es was one of the most corrupting Influences exercised in this coun- try.
 Mr. Bryan spoke before the Kan sas State Teachers Association here tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
NUMBER 67.
university then discussed The County Examiner and the Reading Circle'
General Haynes Report.

The third bieninal report of Mai or General Haynes commanding the Arkansas State Guard has been sent to Governor Davis. This report in- cludes history of the proceeding. of the Arkansas State Guard for the past six years. in fact about ali the time Arkansas has ever had thoroughly organized, thoroughly equipped guard.
 The report compliments the of ticers and enlisted men of the guard and recites in detail their conduct on the several occasions where the guard was mobilized for any pur pose. Especially is the Guard com plimented for it's work in 1905, dur ing the yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans, Mississippi and other states
 General Haynes also speaks good word for the army officers who have inspected the Guard each year and pays his respects in no uncertain terms to that officer who scored the Arkansas troops for certain alleged offenses against the negro troops at Fort Riley.
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\ BIG FIRM
To Close Its Doors January 1, 1907

The Rhodes -Haverty Furniture Co. will close their store on January l. Two months ago they announc- ed that they would go out of busi- ness at this place on January l. The time is here and they must now give up their building, which they sold a few days ago to the Travel CTS Fire Insurance Co They have had a tremendous business the last two months. but they still have good sized stock on hand, which they will begin to pack up and wholesale out to other merchants. Mir. Lee says this will be the quick est way to dispose of it, as the goods were bought cheap, and 1t ought not to take but week or so to dispose of their big stock. The Graphic regrets very much to see this big firm withdraw from our city. It has been one of the lead ing and most progressive firms in Pine Bluff, and their leaving the city will be big loss to the busi- ness community. ~ :
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PRACTICALLY ADMITS
 THAT HE WILL TRY FOR THE PRESIDEN-
 TEAL NOMINATION kBEFORE NEXT MA TIONAL CONVENTION
DENIES STONE RUMOR.
Will Not Favor Selection of
 the Missourian as Chair
 man of the Democratic National Committee.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 2S.-In an &interview here today William J. Bryan practically admitted that he
 would be a candidate for the presi- dertial nomination before the next Democratic national convention.
 While I have not yet announced |that I would be candidate, said MT. Bryan, "I have not stated that | would not be candidate and do
 not intend to. Such a high honor as |the presidential nomination is some |thing that no American citizen |should decline"
 MT. Bryan declared that he had never stated that President Roose- welt. had stolen the thunder of the Democratic party, although he said the president was now advocating
 many things favored by that party. MT. Bryan said there was no foun- |dation for the story that had been printed to the effect that he would, If nominated, favor the selection of Senator William Stone of Missouri l as chairman of the Democratic Ma ltional c ,nmittee.
 "I do not want to see on the com
 mittee any men who are not good. clean men, but men who want a |governnent for the people and not l4Or the trusts. I do not care to see men on the committee like Roger Sullivan of Illinois.
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There is something suspicious
 about 1t when you are offered some thing for nothing We make suits from S25 up and guarantee the style the latest and perfect in fit and finish. Eisenkramer the Tailor. Over Citizens bank, Second and Pine street
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b|G DEAL IN
 0|L LANDS w AS CONSUMMATED AT SHREVEPORT WHICH MEANS MIME DIATE CONSTR UC- TON OF PIPE LINE. CITY OF TEXARKANA.
CITY OF TEXARKANA.

s. $. Hunter Has Bought Out Interest of His Asso- ciates in the Citizens Oil And Pipe Line Go. and Will Sink Wells Within Fifteen Miles of Texar- kama To Supply That City With Gas.
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EXTENSIVE EoEDR..

John Miller vsas in Justice KnoX's court. fined st91 9 and ninety davs on the farm for stealing three quarts of whisky and tive dollars at the Valley saloon Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28

The Reap-Crawford Furniture Company of Pine Bluff has filed ar ticles of incorporation with the sec retary of state showing a capital stock of s25,ooo, of which s12,525 has been subscribed The corpOr- ators are J. s. Reap, president; J. P. Crawford, vice president anu John w. Reap, secretary and treas urer.
 Articles of incorporation for the Hammond Printing company of Fort Smith were filed with the secretary
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