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hypothesis of world develop rom spiral nebulae, which was ely discussed about twenty go' but which of late years has erlously questioned, has been iened somewhat recently by anation that worlds are form " condensation of rings grad ''dAed from tenuous nebulae, CT by great masses thrown of ned from the parent mass of
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

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COWBOY KILLS
 SIX MEXICANS

Chicago, Jan. 25.-In single handed combat at a Southern Pacific camp, eight miles from Montezuma, Sonora, Mexico, Bert Seely, an Arizo- na cowboy, yesterday shot and killed six Mexicans. He killed three each in two separate fights and escaped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

The noted a-Adler-Tilles combi- nation, who control over a dozen race tracks in the West and South, are building new track in Havana, Cuba.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27
SOME SPORTING SOUIBS

fight, and then if Cans hankers for the title still he could fight the win her.
 Jim Jeffries and Bill Squires, the Australian heavy weight champion, are as far from being matched as they were week ago. Jeff at first demand ed $50,000 purse, and when he was informed by the Phyolite promoters | that $30,000 was the limit, said he would fight if his end of the purse was fixed at $25,000. This would leave $5,O00 for the Australian and the pro- moters would not stand for it. The benefits for Terry McGovern in 5000. It is now stated that McGov- ern will never recover his sanity.
 The match between Bob Fitzsim-
 mons and Tommy Burns, which has been hanging in the balance for some
 time, has been consummated. The
 men have signed to box six rounds in
 the Philadelphia Sporting club on l March 16.
 John l.. Sullivan has signed con- tract to fight his ancient enemy, Jake Killrain, three rounds. The bout will
 be an exhibition one only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

A movement is on foot to secure fa- vorable turf legislation in the state of Illinois, and it is now thought that the Chicago tracks, which were closed several years ago, will be reopened in the summer.
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PUGILISM.

"Darkey" Haley, the English feath- erweight, has been matched to meet Al Belmont, one of the best young sters in New England The fighters will go twelve rounds on January 2S before the Valley Falls Athletic club at 122 pounds.
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lOldl lOludSC OL tO,UDf. COnnlOuOro c Cornelius Vanderbilt has again been elected president.
 Ralph Brandreth, son of the late General Ralph Brandreth, has started on an extensive trip around the world in the auxiliary yawl Taormina. The Taormina has uite a reputation for long voyages While in the possession of an officer in the Austrian navy she twice sailed around the world, besides making 5000 mile trip. She is S4 feet long, with feet water line, 15 feet 10 inch beam, feet g inches deep and 10 feet draught She was built in England in 1871.
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Robert w. Forbes (Yale '07) will be the head coach for the West Point football team next fall,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

A. G. Blakely, who in his day was a very successful cross-country jock care at Sheepshead Bay, the property of Sam Emory and an associate.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-27

It would be a good idea for the To- nopah folks to stage the Ryan-kelly
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J. w. G. Bissell, a Pittsburg mil lionaire, is getting into the racing game and is buying a string of thor oughbreds, which he will race at Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-17
THE REPUBLICAN LINEUP.

Political mathematicians at Wash ington have already begun to figure the line up in the next. Republican national convention as it looks to the man-up-a-tree at this time. To some extent the line up is rather one sided, in that it gives Taft pretty close to one-half the strength of the convention. That is the way the vote would stand if it were taken today, it is declared by well-posted men. But the favorite sons-Fairbanks Hughes, Cannon, Knox, LaFollette-may take much strength away from the Ohio man before the doors of the great convention open. .-'
 Here is the line up as it is figured out by a man of prominence, made up entirely from the view point of the present time:
 Taft-Alabama, %; California, 20; Delaware, 6; Florida, 10; Iowa, 26; Kansas, IS; Louisiana, IS; Massachu- sets 32; Michigan, 26; Minnesota, 22;
 
 North Carolina, P; Ohio, 46; Oregon, 8; South Dakota, 8; Tennessee, 24; Utah, G. Virginia "A; Washington, 10; Wyoming, 6; Oklahoma, fl; Alas ka, 9; Arizona, 2; Hawaii, ?; New Mexico. ?; Porto Rico 2-Total, 424
 Fairbangs-ATkansas, IS; Georgia, 2s; Idaho, 6; Kentucky, 26; Maine. F: Mississippi, 20; Missouri, 36; New Hampshire, 8; Rhode Island, s; Tex az, 36; Vermont. 8; West Virginia, IA: Maryland, 16-Total, 234.
 Hughes-New York, 7s; Conencti- cut, 12-Total, 90.
 knox-Pennsylvania, 6s; New Jec- sey, 22-Total, 90.
 Cannon-I1linois, 52; Michigan, ?; Bstrict of Columbia, 2-Total. 56.
 LaFolleHe-Wisconsi 26.
 The combined opposition to Taft foots up 4S6 votes, while the Taft strength runs to 424. According to the opposition this Is the top round fAe secretary of the treasury can Eeach and after the first ballot It Is figured that the opposition will begin to center upon some other man. It is considered possible that the votes s1 LaFollette might go to Taft should fl get down to question of two men. vat the LaFollette people are now aguring on the Taft vote coming to them.
 In the lineup New Jersey is given to Knox That Is because Senators Kean and Briggs. who control the bew Jersey organization, are mighty friendly to Knox The vote Of the state is just as likely to be found i'll the Hughes column.
 Foraker is given no votes at all, because 1t is believed that If a pri mary is held Taft will carry Ohio and secure the entire delegation. If there s no primary Foraker will get Q ntmber of congressional districts and with that nucleus will have soae- shing to rally around.
 Cannon is ahead of any other man - the country at tAie time. Aasmuch ass two months ago tho Eighth Mich!- aan dstria, represented hy Nr. lord nU. hold It's district oqnveltaoa and 4etructed for Uncle 1os.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-17
Inc Suuall.

"Where dS you suppose that squal! 's coming from :'' asked the amate:H yachtsman. Il don't know" replied the head of a small but obstrepero1's family. "unless 1t is coming from 'ie cradle of the deep"- Baltimore Amer. ican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-17

A swarm of bees contains from 1A 900 to 10000 in a natural state, in / hive from 30,00O to 10000 bees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-17
A STATEMENT FROM SHERIFF PhlLPOl

court of the county; justices of the peace and con- stables in each county shall report to the judge of the county court of the county; and the ohcers ol each city town village shall report to the mayor or other chief officer of such city, town or village; setting forth in each the total amount Of money and of each separate description0f other evidence o value, if any, received by such officer during the year preceding, on account of such office, whether from salary, fees of other emoluments or perquises of such ofice.'
 Sec. 354e. If the total amount of the receipts of the office shall exceed in par funds, or their equivalent of value, the sum of five thousand dol lars then the officer shall further report the amount expended by him in the conduct of the business or his officer for said year, and vouchers for all such expenditures shall be produced by the officer re- porting and examined by such judge, mayor or other chief officer. and if such expenditures be approved the thereof shall be deducted from the gross amount receipts estimated as hereinbefore pre- scribed by the reviewing officer, and in all cases where the balance remaining in the hands of any Officer shall exceed the of five thousand dollars or it's equivalent, the excess shall at once be paid into the treasury of the county city, town or village to which the said office may be appurtenant.''
 Sec. S553 Any officer who shall refuse, or neglect to keep record. complying in all partieu- lars with the reluirnenrs of this act or who shall refuse access said record within reasonable hours to any officer by law entitled to inspect the same, who shall neglect or refuse 10 make returns as herenbefore provided. shall be deemed guilty of malfeasance, and. upon conviction thereof. shall for each such ofense be fined in not less than one hundred dollars and De removed from office. The writ of mandanlus Sha,, lie % compel the produc- ton to the proper officer o :he records and reports herein prescribed Any 0iicec ~lo shall knowingly and willfuly make false report N cha amount ceived or expended aforesaid shall 0e deemed guilty of perury and, upon conviction shall suffer the pains and penalties " law a5ixsi thereto. Pro- vided, nothing herein contained snail De construed release the officer offending against me provisions of this act from any liability u2oc. a!s official bond, to exempt him from the operation q the provisions of section P, article VII q .5e constitution of the state, or to relieve him from prosecution and pun ishment for the crime o. euoeZZene1t.'
 Pursuant to these provisions. M-. Core filed the following statement:
 To the Honorable A. B. Grace, Judge of the Jefer-
 son Circuit Court
 In accordance with Section 3547 Kirbys Digest, I hereto submit my report of fees received and earned as County and Probate Clerk of Jefferson county, Arkansas from November 1st, 1906 to Octo Der 31st 1907, and also expense account for conduct ing said office during the time above mentoned
 Fees received from individuals from County and andN
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The Thames has been the cause much c0ntroycr~v. I.s r3E1c has hoo variousi.y S:ated .s ''anc$cs. I" res" Tan.iscs (at jhH junctCrc Of iae !',: and 'Yar.c. MORT DolCl!@*t2r'. s;;:t:';1 ran.nS |. .i,ilaill,s;i. Tilamcsis ;lna til!ai ly Isis lwhe.e it flows between tic t- fordsh!rc &..t i.s~ 3icAinghamsAi.t shorcs,. Thus 1t Oxford it is still U. ten called tile Isis uH:i! Il receives taf shallow river Ia,ae .i.ist heIo" por,i'- ter, from wicii .s,;nt t is @.l'c Thanies. I1i&.ori,,n' trace ,.liss r,1%' to an carly attc.nr't,i division of Y" latin word Tasncsjs into two Wo'rt>, Tame 'csis or Tame isis suggeste<i l:,' haps by the existence of the T'n'e lL Buckingha nlshire. The SaXons called 1t the Thames. ancient maps ami dss';', nlents designating it 'Than,esis Flur:'is From "ln Thamesiasn.
 
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 "a ltls.. ;wHu .tiected president "' Harvard. the Rev lncre>,.e Mather re fused to resign tbe pastorate of the North church in Boston for the sake C.: forty or sfty children" Therefore be used to ride, back and forth from Bos ton tb Cambridge; charging to the cot .egs the cost of :shoeing and batting his horse and: d:'meudin ng his saddle. Many Of these students. were but twelve or thirteen years old.-"Individual Train ing In Our Colleges" by Clarence F Birdseys.
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