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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31

and The Insurance Solicitor, to which is added an Illustrated song. The nickle beauty is still serving tickets for five cents and dealing out her sweetest smiles ill spite of the fact that she counts up her receipts every night in
 front of a Coffin. But being as brave as the woman in the lions cage she does not take a hearse home, on the contrary the photograph indicates her departure by reeling off Trolley Tah!"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31
FUNERAL IN BRANFoRD.

Funeral service over the remains of Mrs, Charlotte Guild Francis, wife of Caleb c. Francis, were held at the late home yesterday afternoon at four o'clock in Branford, Rev. T. s. Dewitt, of the First Congregational church of- fieiated
 Committal will take place in the cemetery of the Evergreen, Brooklyn, N. r., on the arrival of the 9:35 n. m. train out of New Haven this morning. Dr. Dewitt will otiiciate also at the grave.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31
NOTABLE DRAMATIC EVENT.

One of the most important dramatic events of the present season, and which is scheduled for next Monday night at the Hyperion theater will be the re- appearance in this city of those dis tinguished co-stars. MT. E. H. Sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe, who will offer on this occasion Mir. Percy Mackaye's s very successful play, Jeanne D'Arc, which was received with such unstinted favor in Philadelphia, where MT. Soth- ern and Miss Marlowe are now conclud- ing a three weeks engagement
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31
MRS. HUMAN PARKER OF MERI-
 DFN

Meriden, Oct. 29.-Mrs. Luman Franklin Parker died at her home. 167 Franklin street, at 7:SO yesterday from troubles incidental tn oId age. She was nirety-t three years old and had been married sixty-seven years. Besides her husband she leaves four children, Mrs. A. c, Hall of this city, Judge L. F,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31
BILLY BULL OUT.
To Look After Yale Kiclzers, As Roome
 May Not Play.

May Not Play.
 Almost all yesterday afternoon the Yale varsity football team played be- hind closed gates. The general belief lis that the team lined up against the freshmen, and scored on them but once.
 Billy Bull was in the coaching line yesterday. He had been called to look after the Yale lsickers as Yale is weak in that position just now. Rome, who was hurt Saturday may not beable to play any more this season. Morse, Knox, Veeder and Jones are the only kickers now It will probably be one ofthe first three who will take Roome's place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31

Parker and H. H. Parker of St. Louis, and w. D. Parker, chief clerk at the labor bureau in Hartford. The funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Parker observed their wedding anniversary in August.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-31
MoMEN,s CIVIC CLUB.

The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Civic club will be held in Center church chapel, 944 Chapel street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, All women interested in civic betterment are cordially invited to attend
 FIRE HOUSES NEED REPAIRS.
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NEGRO BEATEN AND SHOT
Maryianders Attempted to Take Him From Officers and Lynch Him.

:. Pocomoke City, Va, June 14.~@Ned Watson, eolored last night, while i'll the hands of the authorities here, was beaten and shot almost to death by a mob During the afternoon Watson had murderously assaulted his employ CT, Samuel $. Barnes, near Kings Creek Somerset county, with a sin e,etree, fracturing his skull. The as sault is said to have followed dis. pute about wages, and was witnessed by the victims little son.
 The negro made his escape, but was captured here last night, and a mob, in an especially ugly mood be- cause of a recent criminal assault by a negro upon two white women in this county, attempted to take him from the officers and lynch him, but only succeeded in shooting and beat. ing him almost to death.
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READ ALL THIS.
You Never Know the Morcnt Wher This Information May Prove
 of Infinite Value.

II is worth considerable to any ci1 zen of Pine Bluff to know how to i,t2 cured of painful. annoying and itch- ing piles. Know then that Doans Ointment is a positive remedy for aN' itchiness of the skin, for piles. fer eczema. etc The application relieves and sooths. Read this testimony M it's merit:
 J. H. Steck, well known tin coppeT ard sheet metal worker. 313 Wesa Second street, residing at GA Eass Eighth avenue. says: "Doan's Oint- ment is without exception the best preparation ever used, and from my own experience I know that 1t does all that is claimed for it. I was trou- lied for years with itching hemof- lho' ds and tried several medicines bu. got no relief. I continued the treaE- nent for q week or more and since then l have been free from the annoy ing affliction do not hesitate fs' recommend Deans Ointment
 For sale by all dealers. Price 5sr cents a box. Foster-Milburn compa- 9,. Buffalo. N Y sole agents for tha l nited States.
 Remember the na1ne--Doan' $, -~ane , take nc other.
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LONG VOYAGE
Fsoti'ia WEich IS 70 Go to phiiipntne
 !3 Being Tested.

N a>hii.4lpn. }une I.The naNy department has been notified that the little tlctt of torpedo boats which has been ,-ttt ller2d at Norfolk for the purpoSa of being sent out to the Philippines has been completed. so far as the constructors and engineers are. concerned. and the boats are now ta be put through a course of trials to ascertain any weakness or faults, so that these may be corrected at the home station at minimum eX- pense. Ii will be late in the year be- fore the fleet can be ready to start on it's long voyage.
 It. was the intention of the navy general board that the Aslatlc sta ton should have two squadrons of torpedo craft in order to make 1t cor respond with the Atlantic station, and the delay in carrying out this purpose is explained at the navy de .partnlent hy; the statement that not only have the boats been unfinished Up to this date, but owing to the III certainty as to the transfer of the navy yard from Cavite to Olongapo and the lack of slip room for the boats ali the former place, it would not have been possible to accommo- date them before the end of the pres ent year.
 There are also some problems to be solved in the voyage of these little boats across the four seas upon which the famous cruise outward of Com tnander Chandier's mosquito fleet throws no light That fleet was made up of torpedo boats destrOyers-much larger boats than these about to be sent out-and consequently with much greater steaming radius. The boats of the new fleet are all simple torpedo boats, averaging ill displace- n,ent only about 165 tons, or little more than a third of the destroyers. So it is believed that it may be neces- sary to assist the little boats by tow if,c them when their coal runs low and the weather is such that they can be boarded from the conveying ship. and experiments will be made before the fleets sails to determine the ability of the conveying ship in handling the boats in towing line After the experience of the first fleet and of Commander Horsely with tue dry dock Dewey the naval officers
 believe that they can accomplish al
 most anything in that direction,
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the people are anxious to soc the government overthrOwn. as the tyran- ny of President Cabrera is insupport able. He says more than half the governments army is looking for rreteXts to desert and to @N to the revOutioniSts. They claim fHrth I that Cabrera has a loan on ln Flu rope and is sending out news io bel ster up his agents.
 Adyices received fr1m Salvador iu stead of confirming the official re- ports that the tuatematan forces have been victorious over 1he revolu- tionists. say Gen. Toledo the leader of the southern revolutionary forces, has won a sweeping victory and has the government artillery and that he is receiving in every engage menl heavy increases from govern lnent assertions.
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SEWER DISTRICT MO- B.
 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

1'h, ra< books fer the collection Of the. SD, ctai a@ ,smout upon the r"a' property in sewer d.s1ricl No. :; a the city of Pine Bluff. Arkansas, have been placed in my hancjs. All owhors of real property lying in the district are required to paV their asseSsnlen's $ to ne aHhin thiliy days rom this date 1T such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection Of such aSsessmen, and for legal penal. ties and costs
 Given under my hand this 9th day of .lnno 1906.
 T. T. ALEXANDER,
 City IH.asfilnr and Collector. Office. corner Fourth avenue and Pine street
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coLoREp TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The Jefferson county institute for colored teachers opens June IT in con- nect:on with the Jefferson County Teachers association.
 Dr. J. Jordan, county examiner, re- tains the same instructors for the county institute. He is well pleased with the work being done by them. They are Prof. s. J. Altheimer, school management, physiology and reading; Prof. o. l. Moppin, algebra, English grammar and civil government; Prof. w. H. Barnes, Arkansas history, United States history and geography; c. Elizabeth Harper, writing, spelling, and arithmetic.
 The work of the institute is fraught with much interest. The enrolment to June 13 was 115.
 Teachers from adjoining counties, are io'ning the ranks daily Many of the county colaborers are not yet ln attendance -. =.
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tpHoLDs MOVER AND HAYWOOD
Miners' Union Officials Charged With
 Murder Virtually Reelected.

Denver. June 1.-The Western Federation of Miners yesterday virtu- ally reelected Charles H. Mover president and William D. Haywood secretary by making no nominations for these offices. Ac- cur4iing to the constitution the pres ent incunbents, who are in ]ai! Tn Idaho awaiting trial on the charge of conplicity in the murder of former Governor Steunenherg. will hold over until their successors are elected. C. E. Maloney of Butte was elected vice president
 The matter of taking in coal min CTS and Ohio and other states was passed over to the executive commit tee with full power to act. Resolu- tions were adopted ordering all organ izations affiliated with the federation tf; withdraw from the Montana State Federation of Labor, which has it's charter from the American Federa- ton of Labor.
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STAY FOR PATRICK
Justice Day of United States Supreme
 Court Decides Case Is Appealable.

Canton, O., June 14.-Application was made 10 Justice Day of the Unit ed States supreme court yesterday af- ternoon by Attorney Ind ay fo ] writ of appeal, and consequently q stay of execution, in behalf of Law yer Albert T. Patrick of New York Justice Day after hearing the req. sons of Patrick's counsel, decided the case appealable and granted writ to that effect It will be heard by tn 2 supreme court in October.
 The action was brought before Justice Day since Justice Fuller and other members of the supreme court are widely scattered on their yaca- tion trips, and it was most conven- tent 10 reach him.
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YELLOW FEVER AT
 QUARANTINE STATION.

Washington, June 14.-Report was made on June 4 to the public health and marine hospital service by Dr.. Willie. in charge of the Ship island quarantine station in the gulf of Mex leo. of the yellow fever reported from Ship island yesterday. Dr. Willie re ported that there were two cases of fever aboard the steamer Whitehall, which arrived May 3 from Panama. On June 6 another and more positive case of yellow fever developed aboard another vessel;
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CONTINUE INSURANCE PROBE

New York, June 14.--Concerning the grand jury investigations of Sh- surance companies, District AttorneT Jerome said yesterday:
 "On returning from my vacatiohp after July 1, shall continue with the Mutual Life Insurance company, a. least for a time. Only one brahch of that company has been probed as vet. shall then proceed with th@ New York Life, the Equitable and other companies, but such inves1isa- lions as we have been conducting IF. the Mutual are a matter of months, necessarily"
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HEAVY DAMAGE BY STORM.

Geneva, N. r.. June 14.--Tt Is. esti- mated that the damage by the recent wind and hail storm in the immedi- ate vicinity of Geneva will reach close to $250, 0,o00 The loss of W. and F. Smith company, nurserymen, alone is estimated at s1O0,0O0. Growing nur- sery stock is probably damaged 40 per cent. The loss to fruit growers is also enormous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

reyolutionists in southern Guatemala. advices via Tapachula state that this is not true; that Gen Toledo Is ad- vancing steadily after an important victory and is being joined by hun dreds of deserters from the Guatemai- an forces.
 Ocos is in the hands of revolution ists, and Gen. Barrillas Is daily ex- pected down the coast. His nephew was killed in the first assault on Ocos
 A refugee from Guatemala says that the reyol,1tionists will win and that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

and building operations now are ccEe fined to structures where the Stouaa an dbrick work has been completed and to frame houses where it is nos. recessary to employ stoncmasons oS bricklayers. The strike was caused hy strained relations between two 1n~ ions, one being composed of brick" layers and the other of stonen,asDnvs ;,nd bricklayers.
 The question of wages does naE enter into the complication.
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President,

Kansas City, June i4.~~The South western Interstate Coal Operators association, at it's annual meeting here yesterday, elected the following of ficers:
 President, w. C. Perry, Kansas City; vice president at large, William Rusby, South McAlester, l. T.; vice president for Kansas and Texas, Jas. Hamilton, Weir City, Kan; vice pres. ident for Arkansas and Indian Ter ritory, Carl ScholtZ of Chicago: vice president for Missouri. R. G. Ram bauer Kirksyille, Mo
 The association voted l,0Od to W. C. Perry for his services i'll seiilins the strike in the southwestern dis. trict.
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vbo ss the owner of Zion City before .ludee Iandis in the United States circuit court. As Dr. Dowie was wheeled in. a chair to the witness stand the ravages of the disease from which he is suffering were plain ly evident in his wasted body.
 Dowie's testimony was in the main 2 recital of the history of his life up tc the time he was deposed by Gen. Oversear Wilbur Glenn Voliva. At the conclusion of his testimony DoWie was wheeled to his carriage and re turned to the virginiaShotel
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TROOPS PROTECT NEGRO.

Philadelphia, June 14.-A special dispatch from Cape, Charles, Va, last night says that William Lee, a ne" gro, who was arrested at Cape Charles yesterday on suspicon or having assaulted two women near Kingston, Md, Sunday night. is in the county jail at Nashville, Va, un"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

You can immediately stop that hem orrhage, pain and gripping of f1uz and diarrhoea with Brooks Blackbes" " Cordial.
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Wise mothers keep Brooks Baby Bowel Balm in the house for teething and diarrhoca.
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zDoWiE IN COURT.

Testified n Case Concerning the Own
 ershp Of Zion City.
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Brooks Favorite Femael Prescrlp-  ton cures women Satisfaction guar. anteed
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Chicago. June 14--John Alexander Dowie, founder of Zion City and first apostle of the Christian Catholic church, was the star witness yester- day in the trial of the issues as to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

St. Louis. June 1o.-More than 5.- 900 union men affiliated with the Building Trades Council are out as result of strike begun yesterday,
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NO YELLOW FEVER
 AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, June 14.--An othclal statement that there are no cases ol yellow fever in New Orleans or m Louisiana was issued today by the ouisiana board of health. This state nlcnt was called forth i'll response to f;ozans of teiegrams and letters re- ceived by the board inquiring whether yellow fever existed here. Most of the messages came from the north and east.
 
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 Brooks Electric 0il-4ae pain ki,1 CT,
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Your food don't hurt you Whhn You take a dose of Brooks Iron Pepto after eating
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Brooks Iron Peptol for dyspesia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-14

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ButLptNG TRADE STRIKE
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OuTHWEsTERN COAL
 OPERATORS OFFICERS.

W. C. Perry of Kansas City Elected President.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-20

bio TO keep tract; OF them all. When
they are all completed Texas will not
fall far short Of having 30 per cent more
main track than Illinois. which was the
state OF greatest mileage until recently,
when the iron horse took Il freah squirt
over the %boundless areas OF the Lone
Star State.-St Louis Republic.
Several months ago MB. Walsh
escaped from the rs, lum at Reno She
was gone less than an hour before
she WIS missed and every effort was
made to recapture bar. She was traced
to Governor Sparks ~corniield where
all trace Of her WIS lost. She was
afterward heard OF at Sparks and Car
lit. but succeeded III evading the riliccrs
She made her way to Scranton. Penn
sylvania, where she WIS arrested in
male attire. No.hmg further was heard
or her urtil last Saturday when Or.
Gibson received "a dispatch from
Washington, ID. e, stating that Mrs.
Walsh was i'll Jail there and requesting
the asylum authorities to von.r and get
her. How Mn. Walsh ma l.. her Nay
ont OF this State il Il mystery tn the
authorities.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-20

The lac Zen. Jp:cIh W]lcelrr, when
a representative in congress-, was travel.
ing in II buggy along Il country road in
his district in Alabama. lie overtOok
n m"il carrier grooming under the
weight Of nm enormous sack Ct stuff,
and invit ii the man to take n sent be
siie him. "Nhy don't !ou have a
horsc:' said the general. al have had
three az different times" replied the
carrier. but they died. The work WINS
too heavy iou mean that the burden
OF the mail WAS too create" Yep. that's
Ist il. There's n =. foo! representative
from this district who sends out such
a lot Of truck that the mails are loaded
all the time. This bag is full OF such
stuff; books and such" slow much
money would buy II horsc?' asked the
general, feeling III his pocket" Horses
are high now ans wered the carrier. Il
couldn't get II good one Tor less than $50"
Fighting Joe counted out $50. "Thatll
buy your horse" no said. The nan
gazcd upon the money in astonif hment,
and could not find n word to say before
the general drove or.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-20

1t is well known that in tho early
Christian church Tor "A long series OF
years warm disputes took place as to
the proper date on which to observe
Eastcr. The churches Of Asia Minor,
following what is called "lhc tradition
of 81. JOHN kept the fourteenth day
OF the Jewish month Nissan. The west
crn churches, however. supported by the
church: ut Jerusalem and Il few others
said it was Necessary that Il Friday
should always be set apart 10 commence
rate Christs' death and Il Sunday ElIs
resurrection. The contest grew 30
warm that each side accommodated
the other. Surely trivialities could
hardly go much further! 1t is difficult
Tor us to imagine that our fathers could
have disputed, and SCI arated the one
from the other, over Il matter Of this
kind; but 1t ia true that the apple OF dis
cord winch seemed to the people OF that
K To DO mRdc OF gold, to their sue
cessors appears to he made only of iron
or clay. With us, as is well known.
Easter is what IN called Il movable
festival. 1t is always held on the next
Sabbath inter the vcrnal full moon, with
the exception that Of the vcrnhl full
moor shoulh fall OH Il Sunday, then, to
avoid all coEfuf nifty with the jewish
practice, Easter is not kept till the FOL
loving Sabbath. Tho vcr nal full moon
50 tI,nI ,,I,,1, ,,tl.. ,.t.. -.- 80.
March 81 or on the next date after
March 81. IL the ycrnRl full moon falls
on March 81, md TINT dry happens TO
To be'a Sunday, then Easter cannot be
held till April %, which il the latest
date ou winch Easter can fall, the carli
cot being March -. This ia ccriniuly n
very mechanical contrivapce, and one
winch most people find il difficult, to
understand or remember. Owing to
ObNious connection between EnstCr aud
The Jcwieh Passover. the French chlI
the former Papuce, from the Hebrew
Pceccli, which means u passing oven.
and obviously eono such title IA i|lIis
would be more appropriate than ouIs.
which comes from the Saxon goddess
E"strc, believed 10 he tho same na the
Syrian Astar'c aud tho Greek and
Rpman N"nus. who was specially wor
y lip"d ~ the spting scnsun ns the
mother and Givcr Of animal aud ycgct.
able lie. From the ~curli"et ages variou.
customs and Nurcralitiona have nssso
citird themselves with Faster. IA nj
Christmas il used Ia bG believed tim,