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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
NEGRO LEAVES ACADEMY
SON OF Booker WnshlnRton and Young
Y.

Son OF Booker xyashInR ton and Young
Cuban Quit Exeter.
F.NETI3R. ". H., October S.-N'ith
reference to the published report that
Booker r. Washingt on. Jr., son OF the
colored educator, and j. II, Gomez, son
OF tho Cuban general, had been forced
to reave Phillips Exeter Academy on
account OF race prejudice. DR.. Harlan
Il. Amen. prlnctpalSof the academy. in
d statement to the Associated Press to-.
day eenied the story. and said Il hat
Washington voluntarily left school
rather than submit to discipline,
f Gomez, who was Washlngton's ROOM
mate, also lett voluntarily, Il Is be-
lieved. Because he took ofrenso alta
rcbuker by one OF the teachers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
BRISTOL SEEKING
lower ! 1 COAL D |: RATE
Discrimination Favorof knox
vile rs Charged by
sComplaiila,ts.
ROADS OFFER COMPROMISE
People Affected Get Reduction
OH Fuel, but Not OIL
Steam Coal.
no, ~ = q +
Times Dispatch ButeanL
1f.,,tsav t&titldfpu

Washinston. d. O.. Oct. $.
Bristol, Tenn, is IN trouble over
-rntes on transportation OF coal from
the mines to that town. rho Inter
state Commerce. Commission has re-
ceiyed n complaint from tho Mayor
ting fort, that tho rates from
Midd1esboro. KY. and from Appa-
,acl,ia to Bristol, are urrcason-
able. They assert that the rate from
hilddlesboro to Bristol Is Sl.30 per ton.
Tho rate from Middlcsboro. TO Chat
tanooga. the same .liatance. Is so cents
a ton. II is asked that the rate from
N1iddlesboro to Bristol be reduced to
50 cents.
A second complaint sets forth that
the, rates on domestic coal from Appa-
lacllla TO Bristol. n distance Of 691-2
coal 20 cents per ton. while the rate
on domestic coal from Afiddlesboro to
1anoMville. an equal distance, il 10
cents ton. and only 80 cents or
y Is asked that tho rates from Ap-i
M those from Afiddlesboro to Knox
VILE The co1hplainantA allcge Il cor
spirncy between the Southern Railway
and the Virginia and southwestern for
the maintenance or these excessive
rates TO Bristol.
A'iJu.tmcnt Ii I'roposcd.
1t liz learned nnofilclaliy that there
has been an adjustment OF tile rates
In the Bristol territory az a result Of
nermen. The Southern. which owns CT
controls the Virginia ind sonthwest
ern, lias announced that one rate on
coal would be put into effect for all
.cptfon OF Knoxville. The new rate
10 be charged was obtained by adding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
l.r,ncipa,,. story Denied.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, October ST.
~ Boston report that Booker T. NASH
Sington. Jr.. son OF the head OF the Tus-
kegee Institute. had disappeared mys-
terious1y from school In Boston. Is
without foundation. Els father said
to-day that he was In New York on q
business "trip With his consent, and
would be back at Ills books wti,in a
couple OF days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
RELEASE OF SIR HARRY
IL VIII He Erected on Payment
IN mn :. :. = .~,,, w

II VIII He Effected on Payment Of
$3.50. 900 Ransom.
TANGfER, October S.-The release OF
Caid Sir Harry MncI.eun. who for some
time has been held captive by the
bandit Ralsuli. at last seems within
measurable distance.
The Associated Press was informed
to-day on the best possible authority
of the acceptance by the British gov
eminent sot Raisuli's reduced terms
of MacLean's release. tho principal
terms being $50 90 ransom and British
protection for Isai:uli and his family.
Great Britain's advance OF the ran
som will be guaranteed by Sultan Alb
dull FL A2iz.
Sir Harry MacLean's brother ii now
at Rabat. bringing the negotiations
With the Sultan to close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
MAN N5ito|k&W 6slhlij.

ONLY ALL RAFT. Line 20 NORFOLK.
Leave BYRD Street Station, Richmond.
In Effect October Y. 1907
FOR NoRFoLK: 500 Is. Ar. except sun
daily. 3 ~
FOR LYNcIIBNIRG. THE WEST AND
fSCUTIIwEST: 800 "A. NJ. 1910 p. NJ. and
$500 P. 81. daily.
ARRIVE, RICHMOND: From Norfolk.
I1:ac IA. NJ and $3.50 p. NJ, daily and 1870
II. M. except Sunday. From the West. 7:lAs
~ NJ. a:05 p M and $3.50 IT.. NJ.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars
w. b. BEylLL, G. III. BOsLEY So;
# Gen. Pas Agent. Dis. Pas. Agent.
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Seahoard All Line Railway.

suurHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED no
y. LEAVE; RICHMOND DAILY. .5.
9:35 ii. M.--Locnl TO Sorllna. Ralaigh,5s
Charlotte, Wilmington, 1880 r.. M.--Slssp.S
rs ana coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. sa-
tynunah, Jncksonvills and Florida points.
.9:ah II. M--sleepers and coaches. "A tlAnta.
birmingham, Memphis Savannah. N nekson,3
Wills and Southwest. d
5NoRTupO UND TRAINS ScEfEpULEp4 No
ARRIVE Ri iNiONp aloAILY- {sfS.
$50 a.. NJ Is s Y. NJ. 1906 n n. rs
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Atlantic C cast Line.

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1. 1907,
Is TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ADAILY.
For Florida and South: MI s \. NJ. rs
.! FOR Norfolk; $500 A.. ~, 1900 A. al.
$500 r. N. ana T:.5 p. NJ. rs
4 For N. & w. Ry. West: 1910 and 5000
a. AZ, i. 40 ana $500 r. M ~ sS ar
FOR PetsrsburE: 5000 ana 900 A. Nj;
1910. $500, 's:cs T. NJ, 600, 600 sI,. NJ.
i7.a5 and 1850 r. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Eayetteyille: 1895
p. N,
Trains arrive Richmond. daily: SECS q 7:iDs
a. NJ, 1886, ..l0:!sg and s.li:30 A. H.
.1a7 1905, 1850. $500 $3.50 and 40 n. NJ
Except Sunday SUNDAY only
Tlme or arrivals and departures ana cons
ucctions not guaranteed ss5 ss
G, 81 cANIPBELLs D. I'. a.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave corner of Seventh and Ferry
Streets. Manohester. every hour ton tina
he ur} from g N. N, to 10 r. ~, ~ III Ms
car to- Chester. s Last car I 2Ss N idnlghts
through to Petersburg. Limited car cts
IP NJ ,sf daily except Sunday.
S Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamore
Street evaryE hour from 6:sb "A. NJ sSlQta52
a., M. Last car, 1870 y. Limited car,
5T:l6 .A. NJ. gda Isl except Suad
All cars from Petersburg con Meeting R'ch-S
5monu cars, 3 Stsy..ss
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.HYDROPHOB|A is
GENERAL DISEASE
Government Scientists, After En-
haustive Experiments, Es-
tablish 1t.
Dispatch Btrsa,:,


Washington, u, C., Oct. s.
~ Goyernment scientists have demon
stratel that rabies lis an actual dis
ease. 1fas OR forefathers believed and
not an imaginary Ill. born OF the fears
of persons bitten by al mad dog" The
latter contention has grown in strength,
In regent years. and 1T Is rather hard,
or was. to find scientific support OF
the old-fashioned belief lin hydropho-
jbia. communicated by the bite OF a
mad animal.
The scientists of The Department of
Agriculture. who have been conduct
Ing a series of highly interesting eA-
periments at Betllesda, station of
the Department. in the suburbs of this
city. have established the fact that the
disease is not only real, but that II
us generated X is ALSO cstab-
1ished to the satisfaction of the scien-
tific eXperlmenters that the disease Is
Infectious, and communicable, Just as
the old fashioned folk contended.
On two occasions mad dogs We're
killed In the vicinity of the station
where the exneTtmenters wore at work.
and the carcasscs were examined with
minutest care. 1T waf, through micro-
scopical examination OF the brains Of
the dead dogs that the acientista We're
able to isolate the germ OF rabies. AMI
mails inoculatel with the germ have
Invariably developed rabies. or hydro
3phohin. the terms being used inter
IchanEcahly.
Several an31ias bitten by the two
mad dogs were taken to tile expert
5nlent station, and detained for some
weeks. Four months after being Bit
ten, u horse. apparently In sound con-
dition. suddenly became mad. and killed
himself by.battering his head against
the walls of his stable.
Effects of Ejaculation.
A COW and a horse died twenty days
after being bitten. One horse IS still
alive and In apparently q healthy con-
$dition. The death of the horse after
four months SLOWS that animals, which
have been bitten should be kept In de-
ytention for a longer period than three
months.
The scientists have made some very
delicate operations in 4inoculating tile
brain OF healthy animal With tiny
portion Of the brain oftEone infected.
The brain OF the animal 70 be used i'll
the experiment was opened up. and n
small particle OF the brain OF an nni-
NAL which had died OF rabies was In
PRODUCED. The incision was thenclos
Rabbits were used in%malsing hese en-
tperlments. When one rabbit was in-
;oculated,S another would bessublected to
the same operation, with the RECEPTION
that none OF the infected brain was In
Etroduced. The object of this operation
was to .demonstrute5t that twas not thu
operation that affected and killed the
animal
In every one8of the number of cases,
every inoculated animal lied of rabies,
while the animal operated on but not
got we'll.
Having established the fact that cases
OF rabies have Developed in healthy
animals and having nnt#only isolated
the germ that causes@the disease. but
having transferred the disease to other
animals by monns Of .ss the CORN. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night 1.-The Steamers Except salur-
day. making connection In Norfolk with
Main Line Ship following day at Z p. NJ;
also Norfolk and Western Ry. ut o. "A. al
and 8 n. ", and Chexnpeake and Ohio 3Ry
at o A. NJ. and 7, A.. making connection
daily Except Sundaylf at Norfolk With Main
Line Ships sailing r. NJ. Tickets 30 8 H.
Main ST., Richmond Transfer Co., S1s FL
Main ST., Ths Jefferson. Alurphy's Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
! Conner CALLS SESSION E
5LeRislature to be Convened 10 Take
n Action on kInilrOnNs.

I3 BIRNINGIIANI,5 a LA. October S.
Governor 3. 3 y Conner to-day an-
.nonnced that the Alabama Legislature
would be convened In extra $sessI on on
aNoyember tn. ri s6
THE ecall8gwlll embrace nothing OF
timportan e, except further regulation
of the railroads. said Governor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
Natlrpabs. 4
Southern Railway

~ l4otNSN00gVVhNoLvteRa
TRAINS LEAVE RIcIfMoND.
NJ D.-Fol1owi,,e schedule figures pnb-
lished only az lnformatiot. and ARE not
guaranteed. + .s Il W.
200 ~. M. -.-)aity -Locai tor Ghsttotis,s
come fling az ksyaviils FOR Chase city q
and C'larksviic y
ll.l5 ~ ~ .--Daily-- limited - BufYct pull
man 70 Atlanta and Blrnntn ahatn, Eaw
Orleans. Memphis Chat nooga and
all the South. Through coach for
Chase City, Oxford. Durham and
600 Z n. Fix. stnday-Hcysvi,icL Local
41l:s93P. M.--Daiiy--Limited Pullman ready. 4
$3.50 Z. Nj. for all the South,
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 Z. MIX. Sunday-Limtted-To west
Point-Connsctlns for baltimore.
.i9 NIX. Sundays.
4:45 a. MEX. Sundays. Local to west
Point. 4 NJ IS
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:b5 "A. NJ. $40 r. M.--rrom all the South.
fIo M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur.
f ham. Chase City and local stations.
d $40 A. M--From SKeyavic--I.orai
SEQ q. M.--From Baltimore ana West
Point N M
1896 4. M.--5:15 r. M.--tocal from west
Point. -.
g. W. wEsrBuRY. D. p. A..
$50 r. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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FR. +. e F. ssE;ss;!Es !.

~ 80 ~ a poroMAc n. II
TRAINS LEAVE NORTH.
WARD.
G:a5 N. 1t.-Daily--Byr 81. Through.
.:oo A. M-Daiiy-Main 81. Throush.
$40 a NJ ;--Dafiy-Byr Street. Through
Local stops 4s,
ia:ao p. M.-week DaysDEibs. Ashiand
Accommodation sf
800 z. M.--weck Days-Byrd st. Wash
!ngton Accommodation.
a:4o L. III .---Sunday only-Elba. Washing
ton Accommodation.
Gao y M.--week Days-Eiba. Ashland
Accommodating.
So M MDalsMaia s. q. T Taesssh
TRAINS ARRIVE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WARD.
sac \. M.-Week Days---Elba. Ashland
5:5n ". M.-Daiy--Byr ST. Through
s;a5 A. M-week Dass--Hyrd St, wash
~ nEton Accommodation.
ton Accommodation.
1880 \ M--week Daya-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation,
ls:s9 E. M-pai!y-Main 81. Through.
/ 3:i5 T. M.--Week Days--Araln st. Through
sttinn Special
$40 =. M.--Week Days-Elba. Ashlnnt
Accommodation,
T:lh r. yM.-Dafly-Byrd ST. Through.
!. 300 e g. M.paily-Byrd ST. Through. r.o.
s:,s 3: M1Da,ly--alain ST. Through.
SOTE.-Pullman Sleeping or Parior cars
on all above trains. except local acoommo-
dations. 49,
All trains Y and from BYRD street station
stOl,ia Elbn.
Time OF arrival and departures ana con-
ncetons not guaranteed
c. W.5CULp w. r.. TAYLOR,
Gen'l supt. TiAf. Mgr
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New James River Day Line

Z BETWEEN
RICflAlO md. NF1NNPO RI N VIEWS. JAMES.
4 TOWN EXPOSITION AN p N CRFDLK. $
THE 5sT!suNcI1 AND SPEEDY STEAMER
U DEN ANNE { s.ss5 II
Through fast line; no tirrsome stops al
river lanltnKs ,eavs Richmond ono hour
later than other Inc and reae., Jamestown,
IIxnosition three hours earlier, ~ 555fS 81 sls5
Great reduction inaratsS, Straight fars
10 q Newport NaWs, lamassown flDxposttIDn
and Norfolk. Itl.2i Round trip Eopd 1 Tor
ian days. $500 spseIa! round ,rip 9tickets
leaving ~ edipslnys and VI llays. II 10 turning
sundays, l.h0 i'd 2silii;'3l
staai,srs leaves Il n tchmpnd Mondays. 1vad.
nssdhys Aud Fridays ID 8 ~ NJ. Ctyus I.i,is
Her e.ura!ns, y, isaSs 9, Nerfn's .rues
fT.so M IaMeatnwn = E!xnusttIon Crime
Teach Ptsrl "A NJ Newport News q ,tS
IA Nj, reaching Richmond IN. vs. ii IA an
Sunday leays !, Noste,ls la ~ Zine nsasii,
fie,; 40 in Ais:: NsYport Nave us IL. Il
ArrlSlng l.ishnlois sssu 81, M SteNmsr
.togs w lni!natss at ,'an,sAtawn aad xo,nk
Isls, Y 3 'l " ytk Gent.
glterI wv s ss
Res uini ,',sAl nice llnsl, Asrs lsa. as
kr,iat he y1eNt
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&tfainbouts.
STEAMSHIP co.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash
sti eet) ut q r. Nj. stopping at Newport
News on route. Fare. $3.50 one way; $3.50
round trip. including stateronm berth; meals
extra, Street cars to steamers wharf.
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government investigators feel they
have completely established tho fact
that. hSdfophobia Is a genuine disease.
II Is. needless to say The nxnartmenters
believe that the fear OF hydrophobia
is entirely Justified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
{ HOLDS MEETING.
|All Old Officers Are Reelected.
President Wingo's
Report.

y ID /.
,rhe Richmond Tobacco Trade held
It's annual meeting yesterday morning
in the exchange building. and, after
hearing the presidents report. rc-elect-
ed the old officers. as follows:
John II. WinHo, president; y. w.
Tompksns, misrepresentation. md Cup
lain Svillinm NJ. Bridges. rccrctnry
and TREASURER anu inspector.
Hoard OF Dlrcctorr--J. Il. WinEo.
8. W. 'r0mpkins, Julius EOba0n, w.
w. Morton, w. IL, IInzcil, j. NJ. 1'ny-
Tor. g. ID. Larus, l.. VI. Darlington, I.
u II. u. Arlington.
Sales committcc-C. w. Sprcer,
y. \. Pnttcrn0n, Isalic jltced.
Arbitration COMMITTEES. NJ. Jn-
col,u, w. i. 5IIazcli, w. C. Hcnilry, \
G. y. Lar,,s and r.. *. Victor.
Yresidcnt's Report.
President John IL Wingo then made
his annual report. from which extracts
'nre az follows:
been housed and large portion OF the vlr-
Elnia and North Carolina crop found to be
81 inferior quality. the outlook for The leaf
bvhiness Was anything but encouraging. An
ls however. the general business or the
sdiacco trade has shured iNlit.
- he crops OF Virginia and the Carol.nas
werr very much below an average In guam
TT! and sold hishS ". quality consid ered than
they bayo for several years The dealers
~ n fuls hnvc been able 10 fleet sales. ana
IN consequence the stocks In hand have been
very much reduced, ut the same time some
very desirable tobaccos can stu be had. In
fGet. our resonrccs are such that buyer
Gun be generally accommodated. II matters
not what crop or grade he nay desire.
The crop o. 1907. both bright and dark.
VIII be very good one in quality, and II
money conditions are not disturbed too
mich. should sell we'll The sun cured crop.
while not large Is said TO be exceptionally
&c sirabe. S rs 'g'.' u
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{ Virginia Navigation Co. s
~ JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
~ II, ,~.1s.,.

p STEAMER IPOcAHpNTAs LEAVES FROM
OH DOhiISI 70 WHARF M ONDAY. WED.
NEsDAY. and! IsIpAY. STEAMER IiAMP-
TON TUE DAY.aIlIuRsLAY3 AN u sS.N,TUR.
DAY at "A. M. for Norfoll. Portsmouth.
Ola Point Sawport News, Claramonts r nd
James River flAndlnEa. connecting, at Old
Point for Washington. Baltimore and the
moderate prces on Pocahontas, Electric
cara d!ract tho wharf. Tickets on sals
a. Richmond Transfer, CO.. $40 f. Main
Street,. sos East Main Street, Or OF, wharf
or steamer, Faro to Norfdlle. one way, 81. 90
Round trip, $3.50. sts,s
Steamers stop at Exposition Grounds Piar,
10th Street. @
and all points In Eastern Virginia, North
Carolina and the East
JOHN Il. MAYER. Agent.
& IRWIN w EIsIG Err ienl Mgr,
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II wish to thank $all&of the members OF
tho trade Who have SO cheerfully responded
tn every call SdurinRSjthe past year. and to
vi 30 ench and every one to work together
fo- the advancemen t not only of this trade,
bn: for everything that Will benefit Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09

4 II beg to thank YOU all for | he shoror con-
]'ferred on ms az president he trade for
4 the past year. which office now becomes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09

..'rhe manufacture or tobacco in tho
United States shows a steady increase each
year the output for the year 1870 being so,-
100000 pounds, while in. 1906 1t reached q
ttta! OF a77, 100000 pounds. Cigars and Gig
Increased from ! Il SO, $1,000 In 1916
To II s53. 90 o. 900 in 1905
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

exceptionally clear, photographs will be taken of the planet and numerous observation will be made. Since the planets last visit to this neigh borhood, thirteen years ago, num- berless improvements have been made in the media of astronoical science, and it is possible that dis coveries ay be made by the Peruvian expedition that will startle the world.
 Usually Mars appears to the nak- ed eye as about the size of first magnitude star, but at the present opposition it is five times as large and thus affords excellent opportun- ity for inspection and study. The usual course of the planets move- ments is eastward, but from now until August 10 it will apparently move in the opposite direction, the change in it's position to the fixed stars beng plainly observable to the initiated in astronomical science This action is due to the fact that the earth moves faster in it's orbit at opposition than does Mars.
 Scientists who have accepted the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

each week until the end of his term. MT. Mcdonald, during his campaign,
 stated that he would either enforce the laws or resign, and as a conse- uuence he must bring informations to avoid the necessity of resigning. He announced some weeks ago that the
 social evil must be abolished. The opposition on the part of the business element was so great that he finally agreed to relinquish all jurisdiction II the City Council would pass a regu- lating ordinance, which was done. It was the custom to cite inmates into the police court, but under the new
 regulations what was formerly de- nominated fines" are now paid to the city collector, and do not find their way into the city treasury through the police court. Mir. Mcdonald re- ferred number of Sunday violators' cases to the last Grand Jury, but that body, which was composed of some of the most substantial business men of the city, refused to indict, but in stead referred these violations of the law to the city. One of them was a charge of running pool room on Sunday. AS a result of the Grand Jury reference, the council at it's last
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07
OFF FOR NATIONAL
 MEETING AT NIAGARA
President Veil and Secretary Sinclair Left Yesterday for New York State to Be Present at Bill- posters National Con-
 yentiOn.

B. B. Veil, one of the lessees of the Majestic theater of this city, and T. !. Sinclair, of Little Rock, left Sat- urday to attend the national meeting of the bill posters of the United States, which will be held at Niagara Falls. Mir. Veil will be accompanied as far as Chicago by his wife and son, and they will visit in that city during his absence at the meeting.
 MT. Veil is president of the Arkan'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

theory that Mars is inhabited be- lieve that the people have natural, ly solved the problem of aerial navi- gation and that their natural nave ment is through the air. The theory is based on te allegation that as gravitatiOn is so much less on Mars than on the earth, the anne efforts used by humans in walking would cause the Martians to bound into the air. Whether this and numberless other theories are true may soon be settled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07
PROSECUTOR AFTER
 SODA DISPENSERS

Fort Smith, July 6.-Prosecuting Attorney Mcdonald has filed more in- formations against confectioners, ci- gar and newsdealers, and those who have been supplying soda fountain drinks on the Sabbath. MT. McDon- aid has lost about all the cases brought by him before justices of the peace, but he has announced that he will pay no attention to public senti- ment, as expressed by the verdicts of acuuittal, and will file informations
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

sas Bill Posters Associai5 Sinclair is secretary. X tion will journey in a York City, Boston, WasfS Philadelphia to inspect plants in those cities. Di be present at the meetinl ada, Cuba and England, a Der of delegates will I Messrs. Veil and Sinclair to represent the Arkans tion at the state conve was held in this city som ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-07

meeting passed an ordinance making it an offense to run a pool room on Sunday. All this is taken as an 1ndl- cation of a public sentiment in favor of permitting the city to conduct it's internal affairs as it thinks best, and without the interference of the county officials.