Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-06
CITY BREvl1lES

| ditorium rink in Memphis. It was l a walk-away match for Cookson. | The race was at a mile and CooksOn has beaten the crack skaters of ! many countries at this distance. He did not extend himself and finished in 3:04. Davidson was new to the
 rink, and, besides, does not show up well unless the race is for sev- eral miles. He will meet Cookson again in two-mile contest Wednes- day night and in a four-mile race later.
 horse belonging to H. M. Jackman, of No. 1502 West Four teenth avenue, ran away yesterday afternoon and broke one of it's forelegs. It had to be killed. The horse was being hitched to the car riage when it became frightened and ran away, overturning the ye- hicle and dragging it some distance. As the animal turned a corner it slipped and fell, breaking it's leg. The horse, while not valuable ami mal, was the family pet and valued highly on that account. z
 County Treasurer John H. Shel- by is. paying off the city school teachers today. The county teach- CTS are paid at various intervals dur ing the month. Nearly three thous-. and dollars are paid to city school teachers in Pine Bluff monthly.
 T. l.. Brummett and Miss Miriam Clemmons, both of this city, were married last night in Rives, Tenn, the brides former home. The wed- ding was attended by John Fowler and Victor Harrison of this city and Charles F. Clemmons of Tamo, this county, brother of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Brummett will make Pine Bluff their home
 The members of Carpenters Un- ion No. 576 met last night at their hall over the Western Union Tele- graph office on West Barraque street and named delegates to rep resent the organization at the meet ing of the Central Trades Council Sunday. They are J. c. Evans, l.. M. Seymour and B. c. Graves. The Carpenters union is rapidly increas- ing in membership. About twenty five carpenters attended the meeting last night and several visiting car penters were also in attndance.
 An enlarged switchboard is being placed in the office of the Hotel Jefferson by the Southwestern Tele- graph and Telephone Company to take the place of a smaller one which has been in use there for some months. The new board contains 12O phones and is an attractive piece of furniture. Eighty phones are in use in the hotel.
 The steamer John N. Harbin left Memphis on time yesterday after- noon for this point. Captain E. A. Stanfield is in command and Lou Marker is in her office. The boat is due in the local port Thursday night or Friday morning. She car ries a large cargo of freight for To- cal merchants.
 The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Bromberger, which was held yester- day afternoon from the family resi- dence, No. 220 Poplar street, was largely attended. The services con ducted by Rabbi Frisch were i'm pressive, and beautiful tribute was paid the deceased. Many floral offerings were sent to the Rrom- berger home by admiring friends, among them being a gorgeous floral emblem from the employees of the Pine Bluff postoffice, where Fred s. Bromberger, her son, is employ ed. Interment was in the Jewish cemetery.
 John Huggard. the former Pine Bluff boy who shot and killed Wal | ter McClanaghan at Marshall, Tex
 as, several weeks ago. will be placed
 on trial there tomorrow The ease.
 will attract no little attention here
 because of the defendants large ac-
 quaintance in this city.