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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

geieBt, bob fein Stitrluwi1to nieoer-
rei6en miro. Mit Dem idpabiifen
RouIhebort tonnte er iuge1l, DOB er
ieineu lIntcrtbancn oaS &atpt rilbig
in Den Sf)oob legen ourite.
@dbrenO einer Idrueren Grfraus
flung, zines GorulcibenS, oaS MIR
burdJ eine lebensgefabrIide Opera
tion gebeilt lperoer fonnte, muBte er
pom September 1881 bis gum Sfto.
Der 1882 Dem GrbgroBber5og 6rieo-
rid, Ieinem munmebrigen N~{odfolger,
bie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iibcrtragen,
ultO alS er OieieIben mieoerltm iibers
nebmen fonnte, tuirfte CT IN ieinem
friibern liberaIen Siune meiter. Sein
gar5er Gburofter mar groB ongeleqt,
pom reinIten ,SocoIismlls getrogen,
1ln0 rogte luie einc SGule aus per-
gongener Belt binein in uniere ma,
terioliitiihen Gage.
Set 1870 geborte Der 6roBber5og
Scr p%reuBiid1en Irntee oils General
Sberit an un0 lett 1877 NOR er Sc
nerolinlpeftor Der f"ilniten Yrmee=Sn-
ipeftion. 1888 erfolgte feline grllCn=
ming gum General
Seinen Nonen fiibren oos lllonen=
He0iment (Hbein) Hr. Z, bos adte
nilrttembergiihe Snfonterie = Geqi-
ment Nr. 1876 uno oas od)te bnperilde
acknowledgements
0os g liidlife Somilien.
leben.
go rein lpie ieir oifentli6eS 2es
ben, mar Dos Gripotleben oes Ser
Itorbenen, MIR baB Dies obne Stiirme
oubin floB. Sim 20. September, fllr5
ebe er ben Sitel zines @roBGer3o9S
a%ltgenommelt bate, uerm1blte CT iid)
NIT Der am s. 9eScn1ber 1888 gebpre.
nen Erin5eliin 2olliie Morie Gliio-
beth por EreuBen, Der ein5igen God
ter oes ~nod)maligen &oilerS @il.
belm'S oeS Griten. Ser iiberullS
gliiflid)en Gle linb orci Sinner emit
iprolIe1: 9roB6er5og 6ricbrid @il-
belm, GET, 8. Sllli 1857 unb ieit 20.
September 1885 pernlGblt nit Ger
Erin5eiiin Silbo bon 2urem6oltrg;
Trin5eiiin &iftorio, geb. an 7. SSllli
1862 ulb om 20. September 1881
permGblt nit Dem aronprin5en 8lt-
Itop Noolf bon SdnucoeL ulb Der
onl II. sunni 1865 geborell u1o I'M
ingenbliden slltcr BON % sSobren onl
%. fSebrl,or 1883 peritorbene Frin5
@ilbelm 2uonig.
Gor einem Sabre f~eicrtc ser 8roB.
ber5og nit ieiner Satin inter scr
S%beilnobne OcS gor5en oeutld)cn
@olfeS ieinc goloene SodBcit unb
gleidBcitig icin 5~0-jdbrigeS Tcoie=
rirlgS StbilGlrm.
Ser meme q rob bcr3og.
Ser neue 8roBbersog sSrieOrid Ger
3meitc, Der nit oem 1ooc ieines So.
ters ben 5bron beitieaen bot, mllrbe
ont 8. Sui 1857 %geborelt, Gr lit
t0nigl. prcuBiiGer 8eneraloberit ln,o
ieit benz 30. September 1885 NIT
Der jebt 43-idbriaen @rin5eiIin SilOa
bon 9toiioll in finoerloS ge6licbener
G6c uermGblt. glld) Der nellc 0roBs
bcr5og Gilt offs lpoblluollenoer, be.
ideiocncr, iortidrittlid) gelinntcr
Mann. .
@ei Dem Mongel on birefter Nodl-
f%ommenidoft bes 1euen GroBber5oos
Qebt Die Gbronfolge 9ooen's olli bcn
an "a. sSebruar 1906 geborenenFrin-
sen 9ertbolb 6rieoridI, Sobn oeS
Erin5en Worinlilian, zines Neffcn
bes perltorbenen unb Gouiilts pes
nellen 8roBber5ogs, iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
@irb miIit1riidle Sci
ratb.

Ser bisberiae G6ef Der friegs9e-
ihihtlifen 9lbtbeilung oes General.
itabs, 2es5insto, tritt III Bic 8ebof.
iion ser nNorooeiltid)en Algemcinen
3eitung" elm. gr miro III Dem off
stolen Hegierun9S=Sr oils MILF
tdriid)er 9eiratb ftiugiret.
Strofen itr Snmnltuan<
ten.
Bonn suItdnoigen 0erift in 8orlss
rrbe lino ied)s E~erionelt, meld)e iid)
at Ben 8raluollen gelegentlid) bcS
Sau-Yrp5eiIes beibeiligt baben, 5lt
8eloltrafe uno 8efdngniB uerurtbeilt
iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

perDuIen. .fae ariegs. lino Trans
portidiiie, pelde IN Sron lie9en,
boben 8eiebl 5ur abiobrt erbolten.
Gos Gbepaor fommt mad
4mcrifo.
SIorens 90, September. -
Gianor Gnrico SoieIli beit1tigte beil-
te Nadymittng in einem Snternieru
Die perofientli6te an9obe, Dob CT
cine 5our ais Singer in Imerifa
al MAIDEN beabiittiet, lpeigerte Iib
ieoodl irgenh neld)e G~in5elnbeiten
i.t., anes mitSltbeilen. Gr pro"
f1t t~riiitet eegen bic Weloung,
c inc @nttin in intereiiortell
lEn't5a5et beiinbe, lrlb erflorte, er
ragr1e e41reiid fir Die Hed1tc Der
lelben oils Wfiitter Ser fleinen Erin-
seiiin Innu Wtonifo Yio i'll Die
Shronfen treten. Spater, nodocm
cine gonieren5 nit Mohame Soleai
hsh einem Sadppolter bes aoni9s
o E-AFen Tai lthen hotte, net.
ocr.e yiec ra soieni, nitSuibci.
leu rs Ie,rr ~a tin bos ainb nm
igHeu 45saS ,ebalten beobiihtige,
nee os 't. o.r iddyiiide Sol foas
~ q iyat, lyre Ipanage ertSieben
lpirb.
Gas gbepaor Gofelli IN
StaIien.
JIorens 90. September.
Gisnor uno Sienora 5oieli iino i'll
8esleituns Der fleinen Erinseiiin
4nna Wonifa bier aneefommcn. Die
GItern oes aliidIiden gbemonnes be-
griibten oas Eaar om 9obnbofe
bnnn cling Die 5abrt nod bent naben
Srte 5ieiole.
Gin iddiiiher YoIisei4G% ommii'dr.
beslcitet bon 5ablreid)en @ebeimpolis
3iIten, 1T bier angefomnaer, nm Ve-
5is bon Der Yrin5eiiin Nnna Wtonifa
5ii erlangen. 5erner miro im 3uioln-
menpirfen nit Der ~italieniid)en Eo!tz
gel cine e~ingebenoe llnteriuhlng hes
gerbaltens Ser Signora Soieai, nab
renb file als 8r1fin Wonti9noio bier
ipobnbnft mar, angeitellt. Cine an-
5nbl 8Iaubiger Der ehemaligen aron.
prin5eiiin bon Sadien, inter oiefen
cine Innie ans GeItreihk bic Der
Grdfin Wontienoio 1000 aronen &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

gittc, IA Ean5ertrell5er
idyiibte 8reu5er, loipie
beooboote unb Iorpeoos
ieBen.
It | II Migerien.
9. September. Yre-
.eau lit ourd) cine 3epe-
tperneurS BON Ilgericn
oob Die Yeit I'M Sofcn
riItirte. Die aranfbeit
III unterer Sbeile Der
inb es eriitirt fein 3rucis
| Gborafter. 3lpci 30.
iotueit eingetrcten. llllo
II beiinbcn iid) in Be-
Me moglidlcn S%orlid)ta-
inb ectrofien lporoen
b~reitung Scr Scud)c 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
MrmaDa tit Der NorOiee.
Suterefante Waa6uer oreier madltir
gen britiidcu Slptten.

9ieielben iino aif Die Soee zines
ariegs nit 2euti6Iano boiirt. -
2oro Charles gereSforo Sber=
beieblsbaber.- 8eoenflider Mus
brudJ ser GeIt 81 Dram III alge=
rien. Gbepaar Ioieui III
Siciole, bel 5lorcu5, %einQuartirt
Cine allnitreiie naf Imerifa
tbaiioblif beabiif)ti9i. - lube
5abItc Sdyulben Ser gr.aronprin=
seiIin. - geinabe Elm Strife aif
oem Gampier y2uiitonia."
2~onoon, 30. September.- Gle
britiid)e otIantiide sSlotte, bic aanal-
sSlotte unb bie Observation-Disclosures
sSlotte peroen ungeidbr ont IA. Otto
Der lnter Dem Sberbefebl oes Ibmir
rails 2oro Charles 9eresforo aus
rta,o 5u ben Serbitmanopern
or ai.,., peld)e bieies Sobr IN Der
itottfinocn unb o%enjenigclt
In Iollen, neldJe i'm lebtcn
NtsI. .-.-- On 4
Dor iih gingen. DnS groBte Snterei-
ie rid,tet iid orif bieie llebungcn INT
fer oent Commando zines Wonnes,
peIfer bon @ielen fir BEN groBten
Der Iebenbel1 Ibmirdle Gnglotps
gebalten miro. 8ie es beiBt, lit Der
9oupt5med Der 6lottenmunoper ein
itrateeiider, unb ioa ben Sffi5icreit
beibrinaen, mas ole Iomiralit1t inl
Gaqe zines 8riegeS NIT 0eutId)lono
bon linen ertporten piiroe, Tos Yro.
granm miro Itreng gebeim gebolten,
uno oiesmal iolIen nidt, ipie ionit,
gertreter Der Greiie e~ingelobe1t ner-
Den, Die Sfiffe 81 begleiten. gald)
boben Sic Observation-Disclosures feillerlei
ausfunft erboIten unb neroen oics.
mol nid)t 3rgeeen ieirL nit IltSnob-
me Der japaniideL melfe ncltere
bings oils gnalonO's 8erbilnoete &C.
mobnlif als @aite bes Sber6efebls.
Babers Ginlabnngen erbalten.
2oro CHARLES 9eresforo miro tid)t
tpeniger, oils neun Ibmirdle inter
iiG Iaben uno feline Slotten werben
giiic, IA Eon5erfrel5er
ItII. &c.,. E.A...n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
8 ii c.

Mon, 90. Sept. = Sn Ser apii.
liihen Srtihoft Seorra bot iih Der
ieltene Soil ereienet, baB cine Srou
bon 5iifflingeu entbunhen murbe.
Die Wutter. cine arrue 9diierill, be-
finset it'd nit ibren SproBlinaeu.
brei Siinaen nto sipei Mdbden,
mobl. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

H6Ee fir's MuSfnmb -bciSrat 9. yaine. Nr.
4f3, nt.galfimpre.s Str. nahe Gnitum Sunfe.stse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
Dress Goods

Dame Fashion has de-
 creed that the popular shades in Dress Goods for the season shall be Brown. Blue and Green. The new Copenhagen Blue and Rese- da Green are among the most popular shades. The most popular fabrics for suits are the pretty plaids and strined effects in tailor Suitings, Imported French Serges, Broadcloths 'n1 Panamas. We are sh n9 an elegant line of fh ~ T. brics at prices that be duplicated elsev h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
so L \ Y


tui. The second prize was won br
 MISS Mary Lindsay and was a dainty
 pear! bar pin. All the guests drew
 me consolation, which was a silver card case won by Miss Ella Howell
 \ luncheon was served at the con cIuslon of the contest and covers were
 iald for sixteen. The table around
 "llch the guests were seated was eX- qulsltely arranged. On one end of lhe table was an automobile on which Was trunk filled with candy and a souvenir spoon with the date. Cupid was acting as chauffeur and extend- ing from the automobile to the oppo- ste slde Of the table were red rib bon streamers. On each side of the automobile was an embroidered pil- low slip. The road on which the auto was to go was made of rice and the hedges were of red and white carnations. The effect was very ar ustic indeed. Miss Byrd then took hold of the ribbon streamers and as the auto glided over the rice the guests were wishing for her that good luck will always attend her throughout her married life. The place card were pretty, being "Chron- lcles of the Wedding," with the pie ture of the bride and groom and the clippings of the pre-nuptial affairs. The auto, pillow cases and souvenir spoons were presented to Miss Byrd. The function was another one of those beautiful affairs for which Mrs. Hearn IS noted. The guest company includ- ed the following: Misses Clara Broadstreet, Reva Harris, Sue Ram- sey, Ella Howell Hattie Orto, Aiymer Tasgart, Nell Gallagher, Grace York, Victoria Harreil, Mary Lindsay, Lola Mann, Mary Kate Riley, Edna Stowell. Nettie Byrd
 The Sesame club will meet Tues
 day afternoon With Mrs. Jesse +. Core.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Collier will en- certain the Married Peoples Euchre Club Wednesday evening at their home on West Fifth avenue.
 The marriage of Miss Nettie Byrd and Hardee C. Kilgore will be sol Tuesday at high noon at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. P P. Byrd. Reverend T. Y. Ramsey, pastor of the First Methodist church, will perform the ceremony. After the ceremony the bride and groom will leave for Birmingham.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

is in the city visiting Nr and Mrs \. W. Mills.
 !. F. Roldcn of Smevepor:. I.a., ;s business visitor in the city.
 Charles Clemmons of Tamo .s am9 , the business visitors in the city. Mrs. \. J. Clemmons of Grady is .. late arrival at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Oscar lIonnet has returned from q pleasant visit to Charles LeAIaire at Cornerstone, Ark
 Miss Mamie Evans of .Arkadelphia. daughter of Reverend 0. X. Evans. is , the guest of Mrs. H. A. Mccoy.
 Mr and Mrs. Mamie Pollock, Mrs. Joe l. Altschul and Mrs. Louis Sam nels are visiting Mrs. N L. Cook.
 C. B. Hall of Wynne, Ark. was ! , business visitor in the city yesterday. being a guest at the Hotel Jefferson
 w. Il. Roane Jr., formerly of this city now making his home at War ren.-Ark., is in the city on business
 Misses Madse and Leila Orr of Mem phis are in the city visiting Mrs Ar , thur Dereaux on East Second ave nue.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Pickens of Wal nut Lake, Ark, have returned to their home, after a pleasant visit here with relatives and friends. Lawrence Waterman, known better as 'Those," came down from Pine Bluff Sunday to call on his old friend. Frank Stanford, and to shake hands with the boys.-Dumas News.
 E. c Lane of the Southern Acety- lene Co. was down from Pine Bluff last week and completed the installa- ton of lights for Carnley X Co.'S store.-Dumas News
 Misses Nettie and Irma Grace and Miss Webber will leave today for Pendleton to attend a dance which will be given at the home of Mrs J. C. Cross.
 Doctor J. L. Caldwell has gone to Lexington, \ C., where he will join his wife, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Holt. Doctor and Mrs. Cald- well will go east from North Caro- lima for an extensive tour.
 w. J. Savage of Warren, one of the officials of the Valley Telephone Con- pany, was ill the city yesterday. \ connection was recently made to Fordyce over his lines and Pine Bluff will have two telephone connections to that place.
 Scott Cunningham, an expert chem- ist from New York, is in the city con.
 ferring with various local physi- cians. He is one of the experts who testified in the celebrated Molineauy trial in New York some months ago Doctor Cunningham home is in Edinburgh, Scotland.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Senyard have returned from a several weeks tour of Old Mexico and visit to New Or leans and other Southern cities. They report having had most enioyable trip and a delightful vacation, being entertained by friends in the City of Mexico for cpyaro1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

It is not too early to make your purchases for holiday goods, such as fancy pillow tops, laundry bags, and stamped linens. We havea complete assortment to se- lect from.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
COUPON.

Gut this out and bring to us and we will give you credit for 25c, on years subscription to the Pictorial Review, price $1.00 per year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Hiss Nettie Byrd. the bride of next 9sday. who has been the honoree #eye"al beautiful pre-nuptial affairs on Friday afternoon given Ely function by Mrs. w. D. Hearn .her home on South Main street. of the events were lovely to the Intes5 details. none however sur y ", Aoveliness ths function given 4arday : afternoon. The Hearn sa is one of the prettiest in the and many times has it doors n thrown open for the enjoyment
 he young people and each enter
 nent if possible is a little bit
 tier than the one preceding. The ] lowers, palms and ferns gave a
 tt floral touch to the handsome
 sings of this home. 4 guessing
 lte was the feature of the after
 on' pleasure, each question being sNed with heart. Much pleas
 w had in the guessing Of these
 ye 1t prize, a pretty back comb, l Is arded Miss Nettie Byrd, the ! nor for being the most success
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
lp P UBLICIT Y
Makes a Firm Noted Value Giving Brings Fame

We are not going to tell you that no other house in the city can give the values we are giving, but if vou will call We will show you that We are giving values that no other house will UiN'r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Special sale on Acorn Stoves and Ranges for one week only, commence ing Monday Puddephatt Furn. Mis- Co.,, Retail Dept.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

De recital given under the auspices ne Twentieth Century class of the M't Methodist church Friday night 'sted by Miss Annie Meesan. was ecided success.
 otwithstanding the fact that Miss gan came here highly endorsed ;e who heard her were more than sed with her wonderful power of 'ession.
 lSs Meegan held the entire atten-
 of her audience, which is the ,istakable evidence of apprecia- Her work is clean, clear and of highest order. The Twentieth tury class is to be congratulated having secured so talented a Ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

A brass bed given away at Knox Walkers opening, Monday, 2Sth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
ne Weeks Social Events Here.
 + 's # < ++ # i. s. q, .. .;;. ... $. ;.

F tuesday October 29. Byrd * lLSofe nu2tiaIs at high noon. :. sesame club with Mrs Jesse * :. Core. . W Wednesday, October 30. White :. axe nuptials in Washington. D. < Married Peoples Euchre with < IT.. and Mrs. Will Collier. + thursday, October 31, kah Kah + neets with Noel Mccain. # Miss Daisy Sallee entertains + 'iih Halloween party. * 'i$ . . ' + . + : . . ' . . & .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
BRAND DISPLAY OF FASHIONABLE ATTIRE
TAILORED SUITS

Just eceed line Ill d tailored suits ieu hsn' trimmed in braidings, shonable color are below level
 ~ ',....... ...,,.......''.. $25.00 to $65 OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Ala, on d visi. 10 tie eroan4's rela- lives.
 The Crystal club was entertained Friday afternoon at the pretty home of Mrs. Finn Hut on West Fifth ave nue. The home for this occasion was decorated ill La France roses, ferns and palms. The prize, crystal vase was received by Mrs. w. II Laneford Those present were Mesdames w. II.
 i-anSford, E. A. Peck. Thurman Lothian, Will Collier, Clifton How ell, Jules Borresen and w. X. Tag sart.
 Noel Mccain will entertain the Kah kah club On next Thursday evening at his home on Lakeside.
 The Young Ladies club of the First Methodist church met yesterday with Mrs. A. w. Mills and Mrs. D. I. Mills at the residence of Mrs. A. w. Mills.
 The recital given by the Twentieth Century class at the Main Street Meth odist church Friday night was a splendid affair. This class, which is one of the livest and most energetic in the city is composer of twenty three members thoroughly organized for service. The excellent program rendered Friday evening only demon strated their ability to do things.
 Invitations have been received by Pine Bluff friends to attend the we'd ding reception to be rendered Miss Z;l- pah Jean Barrow, a charming young lady who has visited Pine Bluff sev- eral times, and who is a relative of Mesdames H. E. Williams and B. Talbot. The invitation follows: MT. and Mrs. John Council Barrow request the pleasure of your company at the wedding reception of their daughter, Zilpah Jean, and Mr. William Warren HaySood on Wednesday, November the 9th, 1907, from two till four, 4o6 Broadway, Little Rock, Ark.
 One of the most enoyable social af fairs of the past week was given by Miss Mary Banks to the members of her club. The game was "50O' and the prizes were won by Veo Alex ander and Allen Orto. Those present were Misses Edna Stowell, Mary Kate Riley, Lola Mann, Daisy Sallee, Emma Hummer and Mary Banks; Hicks Stone, Sorrells Dewoody, William Ja- cobs, Veo Alexander, Allen Orto and Will Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

No. 2532, Ladies' Costume in Jumper effect, having nine gored plaited skirt, with panel side front. To be worn over any style guimpe or blouse. Price 15c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Noel Mccain will entertain the Kah kah club On next Thursday evening at his home on Lakeside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

C. W. Jones of Fort Smith is in the ,ity.
 Mrs. H. B. Abdill of Gould. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

The Young Ladies club of the First Methodist church met yesterday with Mrs. A w. Mills and Mrs. D. I. Mills
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

NECKWEAR Ruchings in all colors, embroider- ed collars. feather and ostrich boas, white and colors, each. ...
 '.....'...25c to $25.OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

GLOVES.
 Long Silk Gloves, in brown, navy, black and white; Milanaise silk and aouole tipped, per pair. .S1 .75 Long Kid Gloves, 12 button and 16 button, tans, browns, white and black, per pair and $4.OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

Ala, on a visi, 10 tie sro2m's rela- tives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27
BRIEF MENTION.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-27

BRoADCLoTH
 inches up-odae that is in just now for
 all the leading fashion Pbe shadesbown and black our price per Eard ........$1 .25 Pnich leading color tones that IS new pastel shangs i'll sht
 n pearl plant topaz and white Our prlce per Yad ......... .............. .$250 $275 and $50
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-23

The Australian coast is unbreken
by any stream for nearly 1000
miles.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-23

In Asia rice constitutes fully
Cne-half the food supply of the
population.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-23

THE disastrous fire in Matamo-
ros last night would have been
controlled without such an enor-
nous loss of treasure if the city
had a waterworks system and a
IRE brigade. To the citizens Of
Brownsville, the lesson is just as
plain, the only difference is the
fact that in Brownsville steps have
been taken to supply water for fire
protection, which will, when com
pIeted, prevent such serious loss
as was experienced by Mrs. Muhoz
ard Mr.. Schreck. 1t is to be hoped
the city council will permit no
delay in carrying out the plans of
the engineer, so that the business
men of Brownsville will get the
fire protection at as early date as
possible.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-23
RANGERS AT
DEL RIO
Partisans Quarrel About the COun-
ty Judge.
Trouble Arose Out Of the Arrest Of
Mexican RevoIutionist About Year
Ago. and Thsir Prosecution for
the Mexican Government.

In order to prevent a possible
clash of the Moore feudist
at Del Rio the State Rangers have
been ordered there. Excitement
is said to be at white heat, and it
would take but little more to start
trouble that might result very
seriously says the San Antonio
Express.
Reports received here state that
Judge Griner is partially master of
the situation. He is supported by
Sheriff Robinson, who is cousin,
and despite the fact that an injunc-
ton was issued here to prevent
him from interfering with Judge
Moore in holding court, Judge
Griner is nevertheless holding
court. 1t is alleged that so far the
officers with Injunction from here
have been unable to reach either
Judge Griner or Sheriff Robinson,
deputies who guard the court room
refusing them admittance.
After calling the County Court
and qualifying. Judge Moore ad-
journed indefinitely, no lawyers
caring to try cases until the
squabble between the two Judges
was enlightened out. Judge Griner.
however, is going forward with reg
ular business.
Judge Thurmond, who sued out
the injunction here, has returned
to Del Rio to direct the fight there.
What will be the next move is not
known.
J, w. Almond. the County
Clerk, failed to be in attendance
on court when Judge Griner called
it on Monday. The Judge i'm
mediately fined the Clerk 500 for
contempt, and ordered his i'm
mediate arrest. Almond was taken
into custody and is now held by
the Sheriff. He has all the county
records under lock and key, and
refused to turn them over to Judge
Griner, despite the fine for con-
tempt.
The feud is the result of politics.
Thurmond, the District Attorney,
and Judge Moore are opposed to
County Judge Griner and Sheriff
Robinson. The trouble has been
growing bitter ever since the arrest
there last year of the alleged Mex
lean revolutionists. who were polit-
ical supporters of Thurmond and
Moore. A trial here resulted in
their release. Judge Griner con-
Quoted the prosecution for the
Mexican Government.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-08-23

THE first serious step to be taken
by the city fathers since the citi-
zens decided that to them should
be entrusted the erection of the
Waterworks and electric lighting
plant, will be when they are called
upon tonight to award contract
for the construction. The alder
men are mostly men of great ex-
perience in business and accus
toned to deciding matters of impor-
lance promptly and accurately.