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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Attorneys Must ExpInir.

Members of the law firm of Stoddard
& Halpin have been cited by Judge Gra-
ham to explain how it was that the
complaint headed 'Swea VS.. Swca" came
to be changed to Swear VS.. Swear" the
true names of the parties involved, after
the complaint had been fled The habit
of some lawyers of changing documents
after they have been filed has caused
so much confusion in the office of the
County Clerk that an effort will be
made TO put stop to the practice, the
citation against Stoddard & Halpin be-
ing the first of several in view.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

and Bailey were sent to Broadway and
Powell street to see what was the
matter They were informed that the
leg of human body had been found
In the basement OF the drug store. Bal
ley, in his report to Captain Burnett,
says: ~'On investigation we learned
from Habla Espanol, who keeps the
drug store. that the bones were speci-
mems belonging to DR.. F. H. Wonder
leith. who formerly owned the drug
store" Bailey says he could not ind
the name in the directory.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Excursiop to the Grand Canyon.

On April Is the Santa Fe Railway will run
a special excursion to the GRAND CANYON
OF ARIZONA. Round-trip rate of $50 will be
made and party Will be personally conducted
10 the Canyon Those who are desrous of
seeing this great wonder should make their
reservations early. Full Information Of Fred
W Prince, city ticket agent, 649 Market street.
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
physical Instructor Bent, Pun,I.

Marion Fl. hohn, 2l10 Scott street,
obtained a warrant from Police Judge
Cabaniss yesterday for the arrest of
Ed B. Sparks, a physical instructor at
919 Ellis street, on charge of battery.
Kohn said he had gone through some
exercises on Friday. and while rubbing
himself down the edge of the towel
struck Sparks on the eye. Sparks at
once attacked Kohn and gave him a
severe beating.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Accused of stealing Rig.

e. c. Dudley. representing the San
Francisco Parcel Delivery Company,
obtained a warrant from Police Judge
Mosan yesterday for the arrest of
George E. Kruger on a charge of grand
larceny Kruger was employed for a
short time as driver of one of the COM
pany's delivery wagons, and disap-
peared recently without returning the
rig.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
ala Attnchment ON saloon.

A writ of attachment was served
yesterday on F. Mitzler. owner of
saloon at the corner of Turk and Taylor
streets, at the instance of the San
Francisco Breweries, Limited, which
holds a claim against him for $4,000
The corporation alleges that Mitzler en-
tered into a contract to take its beer
but that he failed to keep the con-
tract
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Supreme Court and sent back for re-
trial. The second decision largely af-
firms the first, the only difference be-
ing that the Crocker- Woolworth Bank
is held to be entitled to the $1,000 in
question
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

On the day that you make your first
purchase of real estate you become i'm
portant to the city and the city becomes
important to you. The real estate ads
should mean much more to you than
mere certain number of lines of type.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
aHnbIa EspnnoI, Explains.

telephone call for the police was
received at police headquarters on Fri
day night, and Detectives T. B. Gibson
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Try the United States Laundry. 100l
Market street. Telephone South 420.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
MENTAL HEALER FOUND GUILTY

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. 5.-Helen Nj. Post, the famous mental healer, after a trial of twelve days was found guilty of using the mails to defraud in the United States c.rcuit court here today She was sentenced to pay $500 fine and serve thi ty days in jail. Mrs. Post, who is 75 years old, vas head of the Mental Science lnsti- tute at Sea Breeze, Fla. Her patients resided in every state in the union. She claimed to cure all ills by the so-called "absent treatment She was convicted two years ago and sen fenced to Imprisonment for one year and one day. She appealed and the decision was reversed. Notice of ap- peal was given and the defendant re leased on $2,00O bail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
Y MPl.L:: E: FAIR f;E4Fs f3;Ek: W $
Chapter VI. Tne Pine Grove.

Back 10 the Woods,' is tho motto which has been adopted hy tho ladies' of the Juvenile booth. This ringing motto has inspired them b decide on a pine grove as their stand Like Che English poet, Wordsworth, and Amer ican author, Thoreau, they advocate q return to simple nature as q rem edy for the wild rush Of our present matorialistic life and as offering SC oluded retreat from the factory Whis- ties and the puffs of engines. 'Far from the madaing crowd in the words of Gray, is the goal they aspire tc attain. In the music of the bab bling brooks they would forget tha annoyancas of prat1lins cooks. Tn" bracing scent of the pines would for ever blot oat from the m moty of their olfact0ry organs ;he less aa1ee able smell of franlltuters al.d hot tamales. With this idea in YiaW the ladies who have char e of juvenile goods will lay out a slop ng sfovc, in which ] file pine trees will be found in abundance with now and then stone, a rill, valley, a meadow. On clothes-lire stre ehed Of children's goods, bibs, stockings, caps, dresses and suits will be hlln&. A beautiful white cradle wi h a doll in it W II furnish the suggestion of Babes in the Woods. The ladies at tending the grove will probably be at tired as Tyrolean maids to conn
 the idea of a forest scene
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
MYSTERIOUS BLAZE

Mystery surrounds the origin of a small blaze in the barn at the home of D. B. Niven. 1909 South Main street. Sunday afternoon at 5:45 It was discovered that bale Of hay was on fire. and an alarm was turned in at the fire stat on: but the flame was eNtineuishfd before the depa' tment c@uld reach the scene, spec ators us ing buckets in putting it out. Rieht near he burning hay was half ton cf cotton seed, and if the f1ame had not been discovered at the rartclla~ tin,e t was there might have been a sn,ious conhaeration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
IA eore ou FALL FROM CHUTE
Results in Broken Arm and Leg for
 Negro.

Failing from the high coal chute at the Cotton Belt shops Sunday af- ternoon, a negro empIoye suffered in iuries that will lay him up for several weeks. and came near proving fatal.
 The negro was standing at the end of the chute, when in some unac- cGuntable manner he lost his balance, falling to the tracks below. His right leg and left arm were broken and his chin terribly cut, as well as suffering other bruises about the body. A call was put in for Robinson's ambulance, and the man was taken to the offices of Dr. Troupe, the company surgeon, where he received prompt attent on. He will recover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
FIVE PATIENTS
To Be Discharged Fron, Pesthouse
 This Afternoon.

Five inmates of the pesthouse will be discharged this afternoon, having recovered from the disease They are M A. Kent, N. Smith, Pauline Rartley, Mrs. Eva McDermett and child, and Nary Turner. colored
 M Kent is the first patti nt taken to the pesthoUsa, and his cGyery has been somewhat slow, as he suffer ec from quite a severe case of the q sease. Mary Turner, the colored woman. has been in the pes house but a short time, suffering from only a hght varioid form of the disease.
 No new cases have been reported since last week, and the authorities are hopeful that they have the dis ease under control.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
FUGITIVE FIGHTS IN MONTREAL

Montreal, Feb 5--Anothar biz fight of international interest was be- gun in Montreal by the rrast of Charles c. Browne, formerly a United States customs appraiser, who al- ready has been convicted in New York for complicity in the great silk frauds for which A. S. Rosenthal, a principal. is now a fugitive from just ice. The amount named in the in- Gictment upon which he was convict ed ie a small one, but it is known that the steal ngs from the government of the Tinted States IS the result of a conspiracy in which Brown is said to have figured will be we'll into the millions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
BIG BUSINESS
In City Court, Fifteen Cases for Dis
 turbing the Peace.

Police Judge Toney had big court Monday morning, some thirty cases heinz docketed for a hearing. Elite Il of these were for disturbing the peace, all being charged with com plicity in a free-for-all scrap i'll a ne gro east end joint last Saturday night. Eight of the ffteen cases were dismissed, while the others were continued until i o'clock in the after noon.
 Weedy Platt, negro woman c5arc- cd with assault with knife, was transferred to Justice knoX's court while Tom Platt, negro man charg- ed with assault and battery, was fin ed $10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
ADMIRAL SCHLEYS ESCAPE
He and Wife in Exciting Runaway
 and Were uninjured


 Washington, Feb 5.-Admiral and Mrs. Winfield Scott Schley were in al exc tng runaway accident Satur day afternoon, but escaped injury. One of the horses attached 10 the bfoHgham, however, was so seriously injured that it had 10 be shot. The feam was frightened by an automo- bile. They dashed wildly along Cor necticut avenue, a fashionable thor. ouahfare, and finally crashed into q delivery wagon, which was almost de molished. The admiral and his wife alishted as soon as the veh cle came 10 stop and proceeded 10 thei. house
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
WOMEN ATTACK SMOKING CABS
lflinosans Start National Movement
 to Have Them Abolished.

Galesbufa, H., Feb. aA nov 1Eent on the part of the women of the country to abolish smoking eompart. ments in coaches on railroad trains has been taken I'D bH the Womon's Christian Temperance Union Of Gales Hmg a.he loeal union at it's Iast 8es= sion decided that smokers were an. moving. unsanitaly and altogether "nasty,' and protested esprciallp that tobacco fumes driftcd from the smok- ing compartments when the car dDrrs wore opened. Committees We're ap pointed 10 prepare national pfotes to be sent to every union ill the country, with tho intention of pre- scntin@ q great petition 10 the heads of all railroads
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
LET MEN DO REFORMING
Philadelphia Women to Arouse Hus- bands and Then Attend to Socks.

Philadelphia Feb. Eff the men would only take up the anticigarette nrest on and leave the women free to darn stockings, the fight against the deadly evil would progress moro eff fectively." Such is the decision of the Civic Bettermcnt sec ety of this city, made at the suggestion of it's president, A. R. Ramsey. To put it into effect the society will hold a mass meeting to stir up the male pop ulation to wage war on the paper pipe, and let the women return 10 their darnng
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
w. T. TYLER GOES
 WITH L. AND A.

w. T. Tyler, who resigned Decem- Der 1 as general superintendent of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern ra lway, has been appointed general manager of the Louisiana and Arkansas railroad, with headquarters at TeXarkana. The road runs from Hope, Ark, to Alexandria and Jena, La. The appointment, which became effective February 1 was announced in a circular issned by President Vii. liam Buchanan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
BABY CLUB FOR "soUARE MEAL

Edwardsvi!le, H., Feb. 5.-5ohn Dore of Martinsburg, Mo, last right entered the kitchen of Mrs. Loaise Stephens and, seizins her child from her arms, forced her to preoare sup per for h'm. He held the baby while he ate, and when he had finish a gave it back to is mother and fled. He was arrested on telephone message at the Junction today and brought back here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
GCvERNOR DAVIS
Will Speak in Pine Bluff Saturday,
 February 24.

Governor Jeff Davis has announced ,hat ha will address the voters of Jef- terson county at Pine Bluff on the evening Of Saturday, February 24, at D. m In making offic al announce nent of his appointment here, Cover ncr Davis states that Senator James H. Berry is cordially invited to be rrt sent and promises a fair division el time to him. q will positively fill tEese engagements, s ckness alone prevent ng,' he says.
 In addition to his Pine Bluff ap- pointment, Governor Davis announces the following additional ones:
 Wynne, February F, p. m
 Osceola. February II, Il a. m.
 Blytheville, February II, 7:30 D. m. Haynes, February 16, 1 p. m.
 Marianna. February +, i D. m.
 LaGrange February 17, 7;30 D. m. Spring Creek, February 19, 1 p. m. Marvel. February 20, II a. m.
 Helena, February 20, s p. m.
 Clarendon, February 21, p. m.
 Brinkley, February 21, 7:30 D. m.
 Stuttgart, February P, II a. m.
 Shiloh. February 22, s p. m.
 St. Charles, February 23, 1 D. m.
 Almyra, February g, s D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
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o,ncv ia Accounts Of St. Louis
 Concern.

,ouis. Feb. 5.-Cre9iters have informed that the actual discrep-
 In the accounts of the Tenneht as shown by the books It's to s1,133.91o.34.
 detailed report of the affairs Of |mpany, prepared by expert ac hts acting under instructions fommittee of directors Of the h. also shows that, ill addition losses of the creditors, the pre- stockholders. numbering forty Is. will lose their entire invest about s30o,o0o.
 las discovered by tho account bat the company had carried on bks fictitious assets amounting ,44G. The accountants also re- hat fer two years the company bid dividends at the rate of 10 |nt on common and ' per cent Fferred stock when no surplus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05

-Workmen began Monday on sore interior improvements and chaaecs at the I. Dreyfus 'Big Store.' The of fees will be changed and other fix lures arranged differently.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
r Does Not Stop Work on
 Fourth Avenue.


 Plte the disagreeable weather Pnday, the work of paving avenue was kept in progress
 (hout the day. workmen being
 Ed in unloading from the cars
 pstrlbuting gravel over the dis made ready by the big steam which was put into service the
 part of last week.
 K on the new depots has been Farlly suspended. The walls
 i union station now reach a ] or about fifteen feet on the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
||cEFuL SPEAKER
ana Interested Audience Hear
 Rev. Henson.

Fe and interested audiences 1 [a Rev. W. s. Henson at the (lan church Sunday morning and tts' The revival meeting there
 ac'lhs large crowds and much F' and gives promise of accom- Ps much good. Rev. Henson is fe'ui \ speaker and an energetic r and his efforts are being al- crowned with success.
 sefies of meetings will con- 'n'll next Wednesday nj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
Better Than United States Bonds.

Better Than United States Bonds.
 The up-to-date choice selected goods, stylshly made at seriously re- duced prices, owing to dull times; try Eisenkramer, the tailor, above Cit' zens bank, corner Second avenue ah>- Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05

T. ". Galloway came up from Ste- phens Sunday on brief pleasure trip to the city, spending the day at the Trul0ck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
LEADER

p'al ], hour sales tomorrow. Tues
 s+' .o'nihs from 10 to II o'clock,
 Ira ana comforts, one-half price.
 |'a0on from 3 to 4 o'clock. shirt bea,e sna sweaters, ona-half price.
 b.;- f our slaughter sale offers
 l s.,. opportunity unequaled. Wis kSyyD kyDlNs DRY GOODS COM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05

Mrs. N. R. Smith of Hot Springs is expected to arrive here on a wis 70 her mother, Mrs. Boclge. tomor-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05

The city council will hold another II s1llar session tonight for the first me in three weeks, the last regular session having been held on the night i January f5.
 There are several matters of some importance left over from former meetings Of the council which may come up al tonight's session, and hey may not. that depending largely upon the quantity and quality of the supper the councilmen may eat this evening, perhaps.
 Among other times, i S possible that the coHnc will officially discuss he project of laying a lateral water main on West Fourth avenue paral- 'e1ing on the north side of the rail. way tracks the one on the south side. | is not considered likely that the council will agree 10 have the c:ty DRY for this improvement, but the matter may be discussed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
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 ness te remove the poles without trou- ble to the city or to the contractors who are improving the street. It is not known yet just where the two lighting companies of this city
 will take their poles, after leaving
 Fourth avenue With tbem as no plans
 have yet been formulated for the r re-
 moval
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-14

problems and tiresome labor, is
no reason why he need be uncul
tured or hard. On the contrary,
there is something all around to
ennoble and elevate his thoughts
and feelings something TO fash
ION his inner nature to the beau
ty and harmony Of what he sees.
Many tired denizen Of the
citv, weary with its noise, and
sights, and toll, longs for the
haunts of his yOuth-for many Of
them were reared ou the farm.
Their thoughts are sometimes of
blooming orchards in spring, or
laden orchards in autumn, or
perhaps Of spacious outbuildings,
with hens nests in cozy corners,
or pigeons glancing and posing
about on shining wings, Of bleat
Ing lambs, or lowing cattle,
nelghlng horses, or quacklng
geese, and Of an old farm house
"A home, where the sun slants
in at wide doors, where mother
may be seen, after the tolls of
the day, sitting by the hearth
side with calm, benignant face,
or father reading the paper or
pausing In meditative attitude /;
and of a time-and such time
when hope was young an d
hearts were joyous, intentions
strong to live a grand, true, beau
tlful life ! Say not that even
glimpse of such a scene is not
good for the world weary soul
l.. A. h. S.
Iredell Co., N. @.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-14
Senator Blease Promptly
Acquitted Of the Murder
of his Brother-in-laW.

A special to The State from
Saluda says:
State Senator Eugene S.
b ease, CHARGED with the murder
of his bro her-jn Law, ice Ben
Coleman, in October last. was
acquitted to night after "A trial
lasting over one day.
A more dramatic scene has
ever been witnessed in the Salu-
da court house than when Blease
told in tears and sobs Of his
friendship and love Tor Joe Ben
Coleman, their associations for
many Years, ris eXerlions to Sc
cure Coleman a position, and
then of the ruin OF his home az d
the appalling weight of shame
and dishynOr jhe Information OF
his w,fe's IuIiiclity brought him
At the conclusion Of this dramar-
lc -ccnc the situation was render
ed even more dramatic when the
defendant swOOned as he was
leaving he stand ard became
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-14
A Timely Hint
To Postofflce Patrons who
Thoughtlessly Prevent 9TH
ers from Getting to their
Boxes.

An esteemed Monroe, N. C.,
subscriber writes us as follows:
am we'll pleased with The
News, and think it has been in
strumental in bringing about
some much needed chan ses in
Lancaster. I see the postoffice
will have new quarters, and
while you were discussing the
Inconvenience of the office, |
often wondered why you did not
give hint to some of the patrons
of that office. While | was in
Lancaster there were certain ones
that would 20 to the office, get
out their papers, spread them out
at arms length, back up against
other peoples boxes and stand
there while the mail was being
distributed. Next time you go
to the office see it this is so.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-14
Wanted it Fresh.

Joaquin Miller, the poet, is
fond of children. In Loo Angeles
one day Mr.. Miller said to the
little girl on his knee ~ suppose
you say your prayers regularly ?"
YES" said the little girl. 81
say them every night and every
morning." Then she wrinkled her
brow in thought, and there was
silence for a moment. Finally she
said: "Why, wouldn't it do to
pray for our bread once a week,
or once a month, or even a year?
Why is it that we must ask every
day for our daily breadW
"In order to have 1t fresh, you
little GOOSE replied the poet.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-04-14
Who Dat Knock ?

Who dat knock at the cabin do
OF Age2-well, des pass on.
| got no time to fool wild you
| got to hoe my Gavin.
| reckon dare's been som mistake,
OATS des wut h.t shorely be,
CAKE Ise to spry 70 you to come
A huntin' roun' fo' me.
An who dat you got wId you dere
or Rheumatick you say?
You'll haf to 'cuse me, eff you pies,
Dis here's my busy day.
Exchange.