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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

Senator Rayner of Maryland woke the natives when he bluntly declared that the railroads were represented On the floor of the senate. Old senators were mortified at the audacity of this young Hebrew, and were quick to re- sent the remark. Senator Rayner should know better than to speak of hemp in a family where one of the members has been hanged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
WILL RAISE THE APPROPRIA.
 TON.

St. Louis has municipal advertising plans that call for $400,000. The H. w. Kastor and sons agency, that city, has laid before the Million Club a plan whereby it will raise the funds provided the moral support of the club is given. This big appropriation represents an advertising campaign to extend over four years-Printers Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

No, Maude, dear," not all the stuff you see under date line in our after noon contemporary is ''received daily over the wires" Some of it is an ad. vanced mail report, some is scissored and still others come by the ancient and honored grapevine" route, Things are not always what they seem in the Evening Brag, doncher- know.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
COUNTS UP TO DATE.

By moving for a new census to be taken by the city, Pine Bluff, Ark, shows confidence in its claim that it now has more than twice as many people as were. credited by the cen sus of 1900.
 Pine Bluff was never satisfied with the Ii ,496 inhabitants allotted to it in 1900, and there has been much growth since. If it's population now numbers between 23,00t and 30.0o0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

the city would help itself by ascer' taining the fact.
 State and municipal census through cut the southwest this year and next would not only advertise that section by showing remarkable growth, but would, in a measure, serve as bases for correct Federal enumeration in 1910.-St. Louis Re public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

The good Dr. Newman, erstwhile pastor of the First Congregational church of Washington. D. C.. had m sooner laid down the active pastorate on account of poor health than he was elected president of minino company. but this is only limiting the doquence of the doctor to the inner circle of recalcitrant board of direc. tors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

hlng Edward is probably the only man in the world who dares to cali the German emperor "My Dear Will liam, and there are not many who nave the nerve to initiate Herbert Bowen to the extent of addressing Mr. Taft as "My Dear Bill"
 The plowman sings mostly in the key eff "Gee."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

When Senator Rayner of Marylana speaks the whole nation listens. H.s speech of last week was powerful Warming to the railroads of the conn. try 10 cease opposition to rate legis'a- flon, lest they get something much worse, "in the near future"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

Before Senator Tillman takes the floor to reply to the presidents criti- cism of his resolution, it might be well to inform him that any refer. ence to San Juan hill will be con- sidered a blow below the belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
--OSaan

The Washington Post assumes that the Hepburn bill is between dangers one of being smothered by boquets. the other of being hit on the head With brickbats. A pitchfork may not be competent defense against either
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
THURSDAY, MARCH P, 19d6.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaushy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. Renresentatives-S. J. Hunt, w. B. Pinney, Alex H. Powell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

The Birmingham News says that illman is no longer a joke in the senate. if he ever was" By the time the pitchfork senator gets through With the opponents of railroa1 rato '@i>lation. they will cease to reeari. him as proper subject of humor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

Speaker Cannon having asserted that in regard to the statehood bill, the temper of the house is unchanged the house will, of course. govern itself accordingly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

A college chemist claims to have discovered means of extracting water from milk. Just think what a shrinkage there will be in milk when the apparatus is perfected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

A young Evansville, Ind, couple has been married on top of smoke stack 222 feet high, just to convince their friends that they were every bit as foolish as they looked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

It gives us jar to read that th dry dock Dewey is going through iha Suez canal. We had been led to be- 1ieve that this dock was as big as all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

We shall see how the insurance lobby fares at Albany, N. Y., without Andy Hamilton on the ground to dis tribute few hundred thousand in q "legitimate manner"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
ONO

Many people appear to think that this was an open winter. Anyhow they always leave the door opan when going in or going out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

A quarrel over mule resulted in two Georgia men killing each other in a pistol duel. The mule in the case did not lose it's temper
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

New York Sun: Senator La Fol lette has succeeded i'll breaking the ice in the senate.' We didn't know
 he had done anything to Fairbanks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

Something is surely going to hap pen to the powder trust, just as soon as congress gets a little hotter"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

All good Moros, like good Indians, are dead Moros.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

It is about time to wonder how Nick likes Alices cooking
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at Postoffice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

"The laborer is worthy of his hire :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

outdoors and that canal however broad and deep, was no place for it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22

We deliver city solicit orders ~
 
 We also carry a good of Medicines Quinlne ~ Chill Toncs Liver Pills, Castor Oil Remember, good people for the dollar anu ~ divide with the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-22
Daily Graphic.
Published by THE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY. Office 300 West Barraque.

TAG w ADAMS. President. GEO H ADAMS. Business Manager. a.p. STONE, Managing Editor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

fonnd that the Scandinavian, OF
swsde, are among the most desirable
for two reasons: First. they AZ rule
are of a hardy constitution, aud can
stand the trials Of msn1al labor with
less fatigue and better health second
they are live, honest, progressive, and
attend 10 their own business. There
are several colonip- OF Swedes in this
~'a'e, one Of which il located AT or
near Krmoko, 10 this conntyi and
wherever you find a Swedish settle
ment yon find a progressive settle-
ment-and moral settlement.
n i has come to pace that we must
protect oar industries by importing a..
Dor, let hose most deeply interested
make venture on me Swede
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
COTTON CONVENTION.

F President Harvey Jordan, NJ the
Georgia aud Florida Sea l-Iand Cotton
Association, has issued n call Tor con.
y"ntl0n ~ the growprs 10 meet A.
NAldusta, Ca, IN August Both and
als'. 1914
Every equity N the States named
where long staple "a grown should
ca mass meeting ~ the farmer. At
their respective county seats IN the
near future and select delegates 10 A..
tend The convention The number NJ
delegates ~ not be limited ~ ~ Co.
enable rs many grswer. ., be present
a. pophir
tn" object ~ the convention IL ~
arouse renewed interest In the work of
organization To examine into the
probable yield e. the crop aud IN n
FAR aud profitable minimum price Ia
Tho growers during the com NJ season.
a0l '1 transact such other husinas. as
may come before the convention
Therefore, this call IL Intended tu
reach all the long staple grower. Of
he 'Wo states named sud Tn secure
their active 90 operation snd suprut,
The county delegates are earnestly
urged 90 secure No correct dAta a.
Iosstbl" with reference ~ condition. ~
th" crop and a forecast ~ the possible
yield and ~ have this Information m
hand AZ the convention Efforts vii
hr made O. secure ~ reduced railroad
rates Tor the hcneh, NJ delegate VA.
dnsta 70 named because that city va.
ae'rei upon AZ the organization ~ tho
Association ~ the point to he for ~.
tue meetings ~ Ike character
Let all persons interested attend
the convention The time hs. com. fnr
active corporation I good price. str
~ h" realized |, 10 imperative that
prompt sud definite seton 10 isk,n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

The proposed amendments 10 the
constitution which uill be voted upon
At the election In November are now
being published n The sun, and
should be- carefully considered by the
vo'et. The ore creating the Board u
, Drainage il Of vital interest 'othe tax.
payers and lsat present thu main topic
~ discussion throughout the state
while more than one Circumstance
40 doubt contributed 10 Governor
BrOvatG's nomination in tie 1904 pti-
narirs, me drainage question aud hI-
celebrated map ~ the Evrrg AIDES IN
dupbted,y contributed more o. bic sue
cess than any other This WAS th-
view the edtOr Of The Sun, 20 senator.
from Alschua county, took oi ;hc mat.
Ter when the drainage amendment vs.
presented n the Legislature % 1903.
and ia common with large majority
~ the members. voted 10 III the people
pass upon the question Literature FOR
aud against its adoption has been iio.
orally distributed throughout the
: ate, and Governor Br0wari u act
lively AZ work in behalf ~ thi. pet
s'hrm" ~ his AZ 20 q. merits md I.
temerils The sun leaves - ~ readers
~ pass npon alters thor0lgt study ~
H." question At iaaIp W. cannot ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
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ny rsgI~ >.,u.t.

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wnucn ,lo.. ,o.p.r,., Dali, sou
A hAii.ro,nt ~ may hing - direct.
yupon the rock.
Don't profess too much BE careful
how you give IN your holding.
Most Of ~ ike to cnufc.. our fault.
10 thosr Who will deny tlwm.
Time b. Uolhinn uu,il IL records The
impact 81 human though, and action
Az Ions Ne human hearts are inter.
twiusd ha, long desl,n.es no IN
tevllbktd
The power Of loeomotlon D., n won.
dsrful capacity the power g. .tor.
still greater
lnU ~ soon nA fellow get. = i,r.
tune, he set. hu'y tviug 90 prove
that he, poor
The breath ami beauty ~ human
character 10 deprui tent On the idcAl 81
constantly before you
pun't wait for ,h,ng. to turn up-
turn things az Whlls you SAT That,
the g'eiu' Tor this RAPID Age
Luck smiles ca him thA, s,,a mind
60 will aud 10 Sc inio.epss proJhs.
-eies iAluFe-,ute sul certAn
liyol are leAd,ng a dos, lie b.
soTe tina, 8, 10 the nir ofsSt .HetnAri
--,hoss splendid watchers 90 g., Al.
CHARACTER - No stronger than u T.,
weaNes' poiut 10 aud that ssaknsu
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II 100 Sill Iui var ssr Co. ,hs
wosldt great hear. yoa slli h,Arttat
which squad, iu1e thc ,otb.ns .tit.
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foa may oua vA', ,ndt, - ss.I a
acme moan,sin.glich Aud tt,n te
vsfS poor Wealth 10 nvt rva' au,,!
available
ne threadbAtv cAi-ihat su,riy Ia,
rei-ihat sAt-syed soman-lh1i p5,.
eSsJ 'mi'teh h0ms Who knou, tui
hsFs IL The hoy Gnuf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
C+lNAMGN As LABORtRs

The manufacturing ntetr,t. F',r
IA should be- under 90. CATION, g. G.
w Chase. tho utval st.rr, operator
'ot ne demons'ratio0 = th. faci that
- manus 'sb1tcrs me Ctire.r A., i..
adequate 60 no lcmsrf VI Cl..r
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'h'~~i b.'.ur'. ms. '.s.t.ns CO.
'cAUty ~ 'tr 80" r' sN.r'r,An.
piotr' 49, 'asm'iI.. rua-v.,.iar. t.s
Nt.rt should it ts'e t+sr ,4..,..f..
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- th~ 'cstciiy ~ is'.f Br .mro,tri
70 n'Ai 80 srtsf sN.e.,. st.lt rr,
Ct'rsw'u ''om pts1. fa,y sstr
',rttusrd tsivrru We ChA,s.,s,-.
Al Fa'at 80 So Fa.rtsut, ga. Ala,
ih'sv meuth' iFis' - DEVELOPED tfst
Sh.e ne Ceiss,lsls wetv stIi.rs t.sv
~e'v gfI'cA.J lIsde1ua. ~ t.
Woft 10 thv scsis rhs Fvslli.
,c'isy thvy sill trtutu g. their "a,
Wes'srt somss 81 the Fss.as ,.oss
Ntsn the .mP0Esatlon % iors susr
. scs'siNAltvly usd.sJ a wul ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
MRS. CHeSsER IMPROVED.
LADY Bitten Supposedly b, Mad CA
~ Lacrosse Nov Much Better

N'NF p'I'' ohpNoatlN % MAD Gai
~ Lacrosse Now Much Better.
VIZ. uaulrI Cgr.sct II LsCfo..,.
who wa- bitten IS "a, which vas
supposed 20 have been afflicted v-N
hyirophohla = frw iaysAg'. o.. getting
along nicely. the report comes from
her home, Mrs Che.,er suffered a
great deal for the first few hours after
abe was bitten, and the question NJ her
safety was serious one fora while
bnt the phys'ciaus "a s,t~ndance
worked faithfully and The rs.ul, va.
that Oh" ia resting nicely upN anIWH
b" enshled to leave her bed ,n a!av9r
two
The head ~ the at which h.t V,.
th~.s"r Wa sent lo the state Ra.,i
OF H'slih At JAcksouv,Ii~ ., ran.
in'uou, and rrpor, l.sNp.,i.t ~
day ~ tWo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

For Member uf CufgTr.,. sa tuf.rp,,
District
For Justice ~ the = prone In.r
CHAS. ~ pARkHlIi fE.r.uI.a
JAMES ~. WHITFIELD ~ Leon
For Railroad runtbI,. .ui,r
NEWTON a mITDH uiLr,,.
Il HCpSOS H'RR u' padr
i"' N''le Ni'"fh'' ''' rr.
y W XIV ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
PROBABLY CONVICTS.

I Referring % the lie. being narrated
by class OF people who have lately
returned North from Florida, The
jacksonville Metropolis. says;
Reading the statements of some OF
hos" white men who have returned
North a. 10 their bad treatment as
lRbDre'. in'Florida leads ~ % believe
they are either escaped c)nyicts or have
served %, their time in the camps 70
which they were sent for crime I. is
noticed that some ~ them studiou,ly
avoid saying where they were 50 badly
treated and by whom they were so
treated. They merely say in Flor
ida There are leased convicts work.
ing az many places IN this State. and
they are often whipped for violating
camp or sawm!l rules. We know that
at every term OF the criminal court in
Jacksonville white strange men are
convicted ~ ERNIE and cons Rned 20
prison Tor certain periods some of
them may have come To the state ~
laborer', but perhap. thought stealing
M easier method Of living and aban.
doned honest methods and proceeded
on career OF crime and were over
taken by the authorities. An investi.
CATION oi each csse Of the returned
'aborer North would probably reveal
that most ~ them have served term
IN prison camps here, bat these white
men usually change their names when
detected as criminals, and thereby
keep secret their identity
zone says he was hired in Jackson.
Vile and carried to a turpentine camp
- work aud there CHEATED OF his
money and severely whipped This
klud - talS J.. almost conclusive ~.
i"uce that be WAS Va convict cam
There are Thousand. ~ Northern
men living IN Florida who can t.si,'y /
~ 20 the fal-ity ~ these charges made .
aSsinst IN" state by ,he poor foreign
Hborer- returning north Many OF /
hos" who come here IN work are per.
''c,ly satisfied because they are ,ndu-.
.ftoa- and live properly II the m,n
"hp returning North would give the
Games they hal ~ Florida aud where
hey WORKED name. NJ persons WORKED
.o'. at tie facts could very ea.ily De-.
'sc'rlalurd Zoo -Bcn ,t,'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

IL We will not accept stamps ~ q
larger denomination than cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

TIE No'.i' s'eA,-.i neE grsw o..
saTi 'rou ths iose, ,..s. .A,Isti.
"''.i . sssns's u-u sIsu douu~ari
i''us ihs ugFst clsn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

Russrl, sage took br h,. IDEAL tr.
millionaire aud he rrsrhci the goa
tie was uo Irssa mlspr brcaus. anil.
tuuattr The man that can drIihet.
aicly throw rl,fk between himself
and Al Ssssssjn's homb ha. IN. GA.
parity Tor money making Gladstone
died poor because he Vas too busy tn
make money No grAyr.vandAl vii
dar" disturb bi. dr,ami-ss sleep FOR
b" vi" England'' ldol The man who
distributes nothing while he hves will
de tich But nov the self.crntpr,d
Ilut,ctat musf turn loose his void
die sleep IA y butglAr.pruof steel
vHult, aud be forgotten Who rcmem.
h"r. the mlllouA,frs ~ hfty' wear.
agu' Ntirr Nll. The world does not
cAnnuii' hrt mere monsy.g~ttep
Russell Nagr .iumtrr. IN a cA.k.t
'u'sri from the lnsde. aud b.. heirs
contest 80 iottuuc What does 81.
- srrulture Amodut 20 II ue have uo
rn'httnemrnt ia human heaF,.' And
t.rf" . an sIArm cunuect,oo maj.
"'h "' coffin = prrchAnce uBkol,
hari'.to',i touch tf. bone. nost,i
l"''rts thousand itmys 10 sleep ~ ths
bottom - iH~ 80 - lore s,ll ~,
'm'f's o. ltr green .-awred Won a
..F n.F Ntr.ft.s all RI 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

lur state NuofrcY -i' e. rr.'
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

For Member Of Congress, 20 cor.fc,,uf.
District
FRANK CLARk. - tU..mnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
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For Railroad rontbls. prcr
NEWTON a HLlTCH Of Lc,,.
Il HCpSOS BtRR u' nadc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

For state senator 7ed D.t,r,
~ n "A. ,RENIN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

For Justice ~ the = .prouo CuYr
CHAS. ~ PARkHiLi OF E.r.uI.a
JAMES 49, WHITFIELD ~ Leon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-18
TO INVESTIGATE
HILL s RETA liner.
Former Senator Urges State Bar
Association to Scrutinize
Equitable Life.
WAS NO POLITICAL SERVICE
(Ry Associated Pre- SIS. J

ALBANY, N. Y, January 1.-THE an
.nual retainer OF $1,000, paid for many
years to former Senator David B. Fill by
the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Will
,be investigated Mt Senator Hills request
by committee of the New York Bar
Association. Senator Hill himself brought
the matter before the association at its
annual meeting here to-day, under cir
oumstances somewhat dramatic
Tho resolution providing for the irves-
tigation was offered by Mr., Fill himself
and adopted with but one dissenting
voice. 1t provides that the Grievance
Committee shall inquire whether the re-
itainer was excessive or was for political
services.
Mr.. Hill, In an address. said that he had
left the office Of GovoSnor poorer than
when no entered It, and that the retainer
was very welcome, lie said the services
rendered were wholly professional. and de-
clared that he had mover received during
my whole thirty years OF political life
from any corporation whatsoever dollar
of money for political purposes Or any
business with politics, nor politics with
business, ,85sgss9e a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-18

Bits of N ems
From Everywhere.
Especial to The Tlmes-pispatch.,

lepecial TO The Times-Dispatch)
ce esLAcsss ssu.MS VA Jan. 1.-THE Rev:
peen conducting IL series of revival meet
iIa ~; here In the Methodist Church is in
AS.nti.saloon League OF the State. Mr..
Stewart will return here Thursday to re-
sumo the rival services.
CHATHAM. VAC. S. TIite. OF near
itlnsgold, was before Justice Hurt Mon-
hs fsrgsd wsh sspsnE and
Dan. River district. Hite was fined $40
and cost and placed under peace bond
of slO0 for one year.
CLIFTON FORGE, vA.-charIes Block
IS IN critical condition as the result of
Both parties are colored. The trouble oc.
CURED this afternoon in a negro settle
ihsnt. Massey claims 1t was accidental.
fREDbitICKSBURG.v WA committees
on Normal school, representing the City
s9unGH and citizens. composed of Cap
a. sain 7 G ahscraisiaen Major W Elnbrey
Brent, NJ. G.. Williams. Colonel +. b. Cole.
81. George r. Fftzhugh, Judge A r En-
R WIRE : R 2s,1sn s. W 4. M,iaIllaSs
have FREDERICKSBURG chosen as the ioca-
established by the Legislature.
Who have ,s been WORKING IN Baltimore, Md;
since small-pox is prevelant there 1t is
feared that the disease will spread among
rhe colofed people here.
!. HANOVER u, yA.,There is being circn-.
lated among the sheriffs and jailors or
tvs state 9 letter, coming, from. one OF
tns s4mthW We sioapties calling for
LEGISLATURE n bill allowing better fees TO
sheriffs in certain cases.
sLEEisBuRG, NA.--Arr. Andrew Carnegie,
Of New York, has expressed q wish to
ing, provided the town would contributa
RrSSpe H. sym " for Dr.. Its support An effort
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.sThe armore t
cruiser Maryland sailed from Old Point
Dewey and her consorts BY use Of wi Hse
less telegaphy. The Colorado, West Vir-
sinia and Pennsylvania are expected to
NORFOLK. vA.IThe ten thousand
bags, of peanuts damaged by the burning
| of the Norfolk Storease Warehouse IN
Plume Street last Thursday night are be-.
ns IN ssEES II NSEfok xS soua.S vor
Newport TN News shipbulld ds p and = p lss
en- trestle, standing on the site of the pro-
POSED o basin. is now being torn down; The.
be completed within two years.
Mr. Heiskel Argenbright. deputy clerk OF
on the back Of common size postal card
Each word could be read with the naked
the Federal Admiralty Court decided to-
day that the Italian barkentine Clelia
the schooner Clara Goodwin. which oc-
CURED at the Delaware Breakwater March
3. 1901.
Senator John N. Opie Is very serious, and
ne dss fTetsa as alm aar shhS tine Me-
lawyers OF this section. and at one time
| nsMrant for gubernatoral honors. was
day. Last night his condition was cons
Sidered very grave.
WILLIAMSBURG. V.A.-3Rev. +. w. II.
Pitman, OF Abingdon, Va. has accepted a
call to the passionate of the Presbyterian
Churches at Williamsburg and Magruder,
and preached his first sermon here Sunday
night.