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Douglas Island news., 1910-08-24


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 The first shipment of Iditarod gold to the Seattle assay office amounted to S53,826. The seasons output is esti- mated at S6O,OOo.
 The Princess Ena, of the Canadian Pacific company, recently discharged two pieces of machinery weighing 27}3 tons each at Skagway.
 The power boats entered in the long distance race from Ketchikau to Van couver, B. C., started from the northern end of the route on the 18th.
 Edward Church, who is wanted in Montana for the theft of three films of the Johnson -Ketchel prizefght pie lures, was apprehended in Valdez, after a chase of 5000 miles.
 General Marion P. Maus, after his re- turn from a trip of inspection of the military posts of Alaska, stated that he was going to recommend to the war department that the dogs used in the military stations of Alaska be pen- stoned.
 Several tanks of petroleum from the newly discovered oil fields near Katalla were taken to the Sound recently on the steamer A. G. Lindsay. The Stan dard Oil company has had agents in the district, and they have secured this oil for analysis.
 The Valdez Prospector says that the Cliff Mining company has ordered the payment of dividend of 10 cents share on it's stock. Par value shares are Sl, most of them sold at 9 cents and the first dividend paid that. Later the dividends are velvet.
 Two acetylene lights of the blinker" variety, the first lighthouses of any kind in or around Prince William sound, are now being installed by the government. One is on Middle rock, in Valdez narrows, and the other is on the point of Busby island, where the Saratoga was wrecked.
 News hes reached Seattle Ot the safe arrival of the schooner Bender Bros. at Nome. She sailed North in June bound for the Kuskokwim. She had several school teachers bound for the govern ment schools at isolated points on Boring sea. She will stop at Kanaknak, Little Diomede, Point Hope and Point Barrow.
 The city council of Valdez has pur- chased the Keystone wharf, about the only remaining asset of value of the Alaska Home railway. The purchase price was S5,OOO. It is the intention of the council to repair the wharf, which will necessitate the expenditure of from S4,0Oo to S5,O0o more, and then go into the coal business.
 Washington, B. C.-The revenue cut ters Bear and Rush, now in Northern waters, have been placed at the dis posal of Gov. Walter E. Clark of Alaska territory, and will be used by him on an official cruise which he is to make along the Alaskan coast this summer. The Bear is to meet the governor as soon as she returns from the Arctic cruise and will convey him as far as Unalaska. There the governor will board the cutter Rush and return on her to Juneau, stopping en route at numerous points in Southeastern Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1910-08-24

Construction work on the No. } dredge for the Canadian Klondike company, was begun on August 18th. The dredge will have five buckets with capacity of 15 cubic feet each, the | largest in the world.
 The corpse recently found floating in the river eight miles below Cinema was identified as the body of Pierre Ben nice, who worked for Jim Lemieux on Engineer creek prior to leaving on the Koyukuk July for the outside. His mind was somewhat unbalanced at the time of his departure from this place. On his person were found bank check for Sl 300, S1oo in gold, S65 in currency and various articles of minor value.-- Tanana Leader.
 One of the pokes of gold dust which was stolen last summer from the safe of Dan Kain at his camp on Valdez creek, was found this spring by a pros pector on Wickersham gu!cb. The poke was lying behind a large boulder, where it had evidently been hurriedly cached by the thief. The gold stolen was kept in small iron safe in Kain's tent. During his absence the box was taken, carried short distance up the creek and broken open. The poke found belonged to man named liar. rison, who is at present in Arizona.
 For the purpose of experimenting further with rearing and propagating fur seal in Eastern lake and sea waters, orders have been issued for the revenue cutter Bear to secure twenty far seal pups on the Pribilof islands, in Boring sea, and deliver them at Seattle to rep resentatives of the bureau of fisheries. 1t has not yet been determined where they wiiI be placed, but probably they will be placed in pairs at widely sep arated parts of the country for the purpose of observing their health and growth. The experimenting is in line with the theory of Fish Commissioner Bowers that fur seal farms are as prac- tical as any other kind of live stock farms.
 That the seismic disturbances in Alaska, with the accompanying volcanic action, which originated in Bering sea several years ago, resulting in upheaE- als which created new islands in the Bogoslov group, is extending eastward along the Aleutian peninsula, is con- frmed bp a United wireless dispatch from the steamer Corwin, from Nome and bound fer Seattle, which was re- eeiVed in Seattle yesterday, says the P.-I. Operator Powell, on the Corwin, reports that the voyage of the Corwin has been attended by the most brilliant spectacle which it has ever been the lot of travellers in Alaska to behold The decks of the vessel were covered with volcanic ash and cinders to a depth of three inches, while the awed spectators on the ship witnessed the flames and smoke being belched from 800 to l,5O0 it. into the heavens. Mount Pavlof was the volcano in eruption this time' in addition to Mount Shishaldin, which was also reported to be in state of eruption, and to have presented @ grand spectacle as the Corwin passed through Unimak pass. Mount Shishal- din, on Unimak island, has been spout ing all summer. It's beautiful virgin cone is blackened by the lava flow and Iahe anow is melted from it's sides.
Douglas Island news., 1910-08-24

Construction work on the No. } dredge for the Canadian Klondike company. was begun on August 12th The dredge will have five buckets with a capacity of 15 cubic feet each, the largest in the world.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-01

olleemetne @oblredt it 8rel1Be,t
erobert lei, meroe Maes errei6t iein.
8nr grreidJung bteies 3ielcs let es
ieoo6 notig, boB Die So3ioloenlo-
frotie Dem Seinbe eine gei6loi1elle
Gront oar6iete, eintradtig lei in
olen &dmpfen uno fi9 nidt ourb
Saftionsbaber ihpd6en nrto ger,
fliifteu laiie.
Sronf, elmer Der Siibrer ser 9a-
oenier, ermioerte in duBerit mobpol%
Ter @eiie. Snbem er Die Situotion
in gaoen erlauterte uro bas Scr
balten Der bortieen losioloenlofrati-
iden @bgeoroneten perteibiete, er-
flarte er, DAB elm grlttf Ser Dis
aiplin 5umilen eebotene Rflidt iei.
@abrenb Sranf iprod. CUB iib
cine bohit erregte Stimtnna1 funo,
n1to es erfoleten aabloie bo6niide
3mii6enrufe. Nabmittags lruroe
oie gin5eloebatte oufJeltommen
tpel9e gleidfoas gu ben ltiirmli1,
item &linbgebungen MnlaB gab.
8as Die gesen Die baoilden &C.
noilen geribtete 8elolutirr betrifft,
10 beitdtigt oieie oie 8eidpliiiie fritz
berer Barteitage, nod mcld)en Die
Budgets Der gin5elItaatel1. neil file
MaIen1taaten ieien, grl1noiasii6
abgeIebnt tperben miiien. Die 9uo.
acknowledging ieitens Der 9c-
oenier miro fir cine bemr6te arobe
Misahtune Der gefabten 9eibliiiie
uno fir cine iebr iduers 8arfeb-
lung gegen Ole Barteiei11teit en-
fldrt. Der Harteitne ipridyt bes.
balb, laut Dem @ntrag, ieine ibo1f-
ite MisbiGigung iiber oos gerbal<
/ ten Der baoiihen @enoIiem aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-01
Snlano.
Ser gbicagoer

Ser gbicagoer Boli5eihef
Steparo bot Elm Sdreiben an aor.
porationsonmalt grunoage gerih-
tet, in meldem er iid beidlpert. oab
cine sera6e5u eri9redIidyc Mn5o5l
bon Worbtaten in gbicoeo ungee
iiibnt bleibe. Ser 8oIiaei6eamte be.
ri6tet, baB in BEN lesten bier ,sab.
rem ni6t neniger ols 500 Wprotater
in Chicago periibt porocn leicn.
Sierpon muroen iiberbarlpt mn 1872
beitraft uno 5tpar in apei IaGcn Sic
Sooesitrafe auferIeet. AZ lpuroe1l sit
lebensldngli6em 3uhtbous Derllr-
teilt, mabrenb SO nit Straien BON
10 Bis % Sabren boponfonren. 1t4
prroen gang freigeiprohen uno 533
Safe muroen nieoergei6lagen. Ser
Boli5eidef eriu6t oringeno oaruln,
oab Der &orporationsonlpali G6rit-
te ergrife, Die einen er1o1ten Ero-
5entlab bon 8erurteilungc. 1eraei-
fibren neroen.
ginen merfmiiroigea 8rilno,
parum er fir 8ltnoesienator 2ori-
mer geitimmt babe, ga6 Der Re
praientant Sbepbero aus Seriep-
bile Dor Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bes 8unoesienats an. Gr iogte,
2orimer babe ibm periprodjen ge-
babt, baB er als gunoesicnutor al.
les in ieilten &rGften StebcnOe TIM
meroe, Inn 81 berbinbern baB genii-
lie 2eute IN. Seriepbile Sic Boit-
meiiteritene erbielten. Gin alloercr
Superintendent, Wi6ael 2ini, COB 5u.
DOB er $1,000 erbalten babe, Be.
Itritt aber, baB man barnit leine
Stimme fir 2oriner gefaufi babe.
@r babe fir 2orilner eeitinlmt, lpciI
oieier oafIr eencien iei noB Ser
8uno aus feinen Mittelu oos Sui-
noiier acknowledgement unterltiisc.
Ser S9ulrat bon 0enber hot
bei6loiIen, baB ane ainber bon 12
Sabren unb ooriiber bos Sdnuim-
men Iernen ioGen. Mu9 nuroe cine
birlreihenoe 8ermtligung eenladt,
INN permanente S1nimlnIe1rcr all
engagieren. 9enper gebt Dierin az
len amoeren St1bten oes 2ar6ss
init grtem 8eiipiel boron.
Sci Dem Mutomobil. 8etifaG-
reil Inn ben y@anoerbilt Cup" IN
Sem gorf fiegte SarrD S. Grant.
Sci Dem Gennen fon1en pier 2el,te
nm's 2eberl unb 5ipei puroen itper
perlest.
Simon Sacob Sergio. Der i,ll-
ter Dem Namen George 8ra5am
Slice oos eigentIihe &a,lps Der
SEEM Dorfer MofIerfirlna 9. s.
Sheftel & So, iein ion, bat tiff
ielbit ben 8eborben geftellt. Die lib
rigen MitgIieoer Der Sirlna iinS Be-
fanntli1 tpegen Misbron6s Der
8oit gu betriigerifden 3meden per-
baftet moroen.
Ser beriibmte anrrifaniiGe
@enremaler WinsIop Sonfer 1T in
Bortlano, Me., I'M @Itcr bon "A
Sabren eeitorben.
Ser Staat Miiiourl 9at .eirc
gepolferung bon 3,293,335 Gin
pobner, UNI 1860 meDr als pOr
sebn SeSahren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-01
Die nenefe sooinnbe Scr babiider
,.WenpiSenH

Il -r# HSSNSuSn -
@ieoer einmaI . lit hcm u8or-
ndrts" cine Noti5 aus8aoeil 5useflo-
| gen, Die i'm gang auBer Gano l,no
@ano bringt. 9ie babiidsn @enoi-
len i1etnen es nun AUDI lpirflid o.
rauf abgeieben gu boben Dem Sen.
tralorgan lire G~ertporfenleit iminer
tpieber aufs r1eue Dor Muser at iiib.
rem unb Die gan5en Sbeale oes uBor.
uarts" uno ieiner @eiinnungsgenoi.
len nad uno nod gu 5cltriimrlern.
Sumner nod uabrt Der Galnpi I'M
Die 8uogetheniaigung, Die Sen ugor-
morris" ibon 10 biel &autn, Mrbeit
uno Merger sefoftet bat. Der i'm
erit iiingit mieoer 5tpans. bier foit.
bare spalten benz baoiid;eh Si;noer
Sranf our @erfigung ai i~tellel1 mo
gleidaeitig an anoerer 5te1e gegen
Die 9is5iplinbreder losenidlagen
llnb nun fommt nod cine Wittelutlg
aus aarIsrube, tponnh Der oortige
Observation-Disclosures ii6 YortrGge
balten ldBt, bic etpas ga,lj Hro.
grammmioriges finb. Mar bore:
Elm Stabtpifar bat Dor beil @enoIien
iiberc .Stunben nit Goethe" geipro-
den, nobel er oas 9aupteetpi1t iei.
ner Musfiibrungen auf Die, pel,n
man 10 iagen oart religioie gntplcf.
lung 6es 0idters leste 1l,to Ole Der-
idieoenen perionliden @rlebnilies Die
@oetbes Stelung gum @lauben an
Die @ottbeit iemeils beeinfluBte. oar-
lteIlte. l1eber oieie @eriarnllung Be.
ridtete Der .9arIsruber goffs.
freuno", ienes baoifbe gruoerb(ott,
cos ii1 ieit einieer 3eit OF beionbe-
ren 9eadtung oes n@oltparts" 5ll
erfreuen bot. Bon benz @inorud Der
Meoe beg Sta6tpifars faste es, ,bab
Die 8%erlantmlung Dem tief enlpfunoe-
men 8ortrag beg 9errn 9.olall0 ar-
oddtie louihte unb ibm fir bic mil.
beboGe Mrbeit polperbienten 9eifaa
ipenoete;" eleidaeitig nurbe aud Der
9offnune 4usoruf gegeben. baB Der
beporitebenoe 9ortras oas Stoot-
pfarrers iiber .@oetbes Religion"
eire ebenio 5abIreihe 3uh0reri6aft
finben tperbe. Sir oieies unglaub.
Iide gorfommnis fin6et illn Der
.Borndrts" Die folgenoea ~elnpGrten
@orte:
yDerartiges 3eng balt olir bas ba.
oifhe 8~arteiblatt fir gut ge,lug, nm
ibm 90 3eilen ieines Haunles 81
piomen, befien &nappbeit es Die
MeuBernngen Der 8uogetbelriai-
sunsseeenernf ait sar5 gu peridlpei-
gen beranlaBte, lno nit oerartigem
3eug befaBt iih Elm Mrbeiteroisfui.
fionsfIub, Der, nab Der meitgebeuoen
geriidfihtigung mno Soroerung gu
nrteilen, Die er i'm 8arteiblati finbet,
bod elm unternebmen lit, on oent 10.
5iol6emofratii9e Mrbeiter gum min.
oeiten itarf beteiligt fino. uenn es
nift gar cine brett ioaia.aemofrait.
fde Snititution lit. l1no enolid) =
oas lit Der @ipfel = nimnit bie Scr
fammIung iolde Neoe nit umoIper-
bientem @eifau" auf. Seine Stim-
me erbebt fid) CUR g%ntsesnuna, unb
Die 8olfsfrenno @eoaftion bat fein
@ort Ser 8ermabrung! Sci iollben
Observation-Disclosures" bronht mon
fid iiber Die iiingiten 8orfommniiie
in 8aoen wabrli6 nidt 5i loilil.
BERN"
Sierna6 ideincn ooA fir BEN
r@orpdrts" Die Musiidten auf cine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-01

Sn Sos @neeles, Californian,
lit Elm getpiiier &. 8. Sfibmore.
Der Elm 2ebrer iein uno aus Der
Stnot &io @ronoe in unierla Stocte
itammer ion, gei6oiien unO i6luer
oertpunoet noroen. Gin gefuiiIer
8arolo Green lit oIs GGtcr perbaf-
tet. Der 8orfon poiiierte IN
@reen's Sauie, mo Sfibmore, ndb-
reno Der @bipeienbeit BEG Saus,
BERN, einen geiud) mndte. glfcr.
iuht ideiitt oos Motip ser Got ge.
tpeien gu iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-01
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

tit felt iiber so Sabrcn bon MiiGio-
men bon Miittern beim 3aBnen if
rer 8inber NIT bSllisem Griols &c.
brauft poroen. gs berubiat Dos
aino, ertpeidt Dos 3abnflelid, lin.
bert ale S6meren, furiert @tmS.
gofie uno lit Die bette @r5iei eegen
0tarrboe. Son alien 0~ruggiSteli
in ieoem Sell Der @eIt perfauft.
Seio ii6er uno perlangt uMrs.
Binslops Sootbing Syrup uiih
nebmt nidts 9lnoeres. % gts. oie
Sloi6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-01

9efebrung Der booiiden Climber ms
mer mebr gu idminoen, oenn bo,l
2euten, Die ii6 bon @eiitftGcr ',or,
trage balten laiien uno iif nit Soc
tbe befaIien, fann man LEO! fal1nt
ettpas erparten, meint oaj1 Die
u&oln. Stg."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-01

Gdtpa6e, nerpois gerionen, eeptast BON 9off=
nunaslOisieit uno idledten Srdumen. eri66pfenoen
ausfahsn,, Britt, Hiiden= ano ROpfi4mersen.
Rotorrb, Maatnorhfen, Stubiptrfopfnns. MI6ias
teit, erroten. 3itterr, 6eratlopfen. gruRbeflemmuna.
NeneFlihteit uno Sribfnn erfabren aus BEN
,Sugenbfrennb.t, tpte einfa9, f@nea unD
billig ale unnatirli9en BerIuffe nuo anne,
re 4oIeen iaBenbli&er 0erirrunsen sriinb.
lid ge9eIt nab toHe 0einnbbtif nnb Trobs
finn iuieDer erIangt tutrben f0nnen. r. Wana
ntnes 6etluerfabrsn. Sober iein eigsner
arst.-
Sieies anBeroroenttih intereiiante nno febrreihe
Bud t9euti4e Nuiaee 1910, tueldes bon jung unb
off, Wonr nno frau, eeleien iperoen ionte. fanu
Qegen Ginienoune bon 25 Gents in 9riefmarten per=
fsgelt be3oeen tperoen bon Der
Yribatz &linif, 1876. Nbenne,
atetu 1erk, ~. %.
Man erfudbne .6reie 4refe fur xeras".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-08
FIVE

ihe high class act at the Moon a,, peared in d Spanish dance th.t shoar,
 have been prevented Ly the no,ica
 not because it was immoral, bnt ho
 cause it was simply awful IT r
 Cartoon presented a really clever
 "histl'ng act and some im1areon,-
 hons that male d Tom Cut eroon with enVy. Miss Eassinf. the cbarm- ing prima donna who is scoring great Iii. at the 0rpAeo this week. amused With skirt darlca to which there was somf rlaSs, hut littIo= per- lection. T'='e;ee tbo THaeaue Rro- thers, the e-..-t Aye iueelors. doing q singing act s' %as really Il scream. That s all t'.. vas To it-a scream. Mrs Knox i""crsonatcd Eva Tanguay Her impersc 1+'0n was we'll it eaelfe not to be said The Great Moore ap~ peared as a ventriloqnist He was bombarded with sandwiches Tn realty the undertaken ought to have beeR summoned. Miss Delphino, who ap- pears in musical act cleverly. gave q skirt dance the like of which has never been seer in Pine Bluff and n is hoped never will again Mrs Abs bett's dancing was equally as bad. Delmora and McGarrv in their Ger man stunt was as had as the others. Shorty Levine made several really clever little src""hes and Managers Philpot and T'i1ho;t rcsponded t6 toasts- s-briefly-for which the audi enee congratulated. itself. Wrighd Walker favored those present with & recitation that some said was goods but a majority thought was rotten.
 The evening was thoroughly enjoy- ed and those present spent mOsS amusing and de1iohtfu1 two hours. Edward Levin" and Company pre- st nted each of tSe performcrs with souvenir of the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-08
A CRAZY SHOW
 BY CRAZY PEOPLE
Performers, Managers and Friends En- io!cd q "Scampcr" Last Night That Brought Players Managers and
 Spectators Together in Reunion.

shorty Levine, assistant manag- CT of the Elks Fhcater, gave what is known in theatrical parlance as q "Scamper' at the Elks Theater last all of the vaudeville performers play ing at the Elks. Orpheo and Moon Theaters; Managers C. E. Phlpot. Wright Walker and s. F. Wilhoit, Treasurer M E. Bloom. of the Elks; the members of the orchestras, q large party of Pine Bluffians, includ- ing many ladies; newspaper repre- sentatives and stage hands were pres ent
 It developed into an old time gath erins Of the "hone folks" and the "vodeville" people at which "Goodfel evidenced The vaudeville people. headed by the Great Moore, who is doing a mystery act at the Elks this week, arranged a hurlesque perform ance for the entertainment of those present. The audience sat upon the stage, a part of which was used as a stage setting--a crazy arrangement of scenes being used effectively as a background. During the evening ;in elegant luncheon was served, donat- ed by various firms and the managers of the local p1ayhouses and which in c.uded many delicacies, wines and oth- CT good things to eat and drink.
 The performance was the feature o' the evening" Knox and MeGarry presented an acrohatic act that would have meant sudden death for them in any public place. Albeit, who is do-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-08
SHRINERS HAD
 A BIG TIME
Parade, Banquet and Ball Were Some of the Features Furnished Visit Ors at Ceremonial Session
 At Hot Springs.

The Pine Bluff and other Shriners who attended the ceremonial session Of Sahara Temple Wednesday night at Hot Springs, returned home yester- day noon and were loud in their praise of the cordial reception accord ed them in the Valley of Vapors and the entertainn,elt furnished them while in that city. A street parade by the Shriners in the afternoon, a banquet and ball of the Shriners and their ladies at night and other social features were provided for the visit ors.
 Dr. I ' Norris, pastor of the First Fresh,-tcr'an church of this city, was toastma ter and toasts were respond cd to hv Miss Anna Can't, Mrs. J. l.. Norris md Attorney N. J. Can't Jr
 Among those from this city and section were: T. J. Collier and wife, Edgar Brewster and guest, Miss Ethel Brewster, of Ridge Park, N. J., Dr. H. E. Williams and daughter, Miss Julia Williams, and guest, Miss Emily Han ford. of Batesville, Ark; Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hireinbotham and guest, Miss Anne Starkweather, of Hill City, Kan, 0. E. Mckenzie and wife, J. s. Butch CT and wife, J. R. Walt, J. M. Barrett and wife, Dr. B. D. Luck and wife, Henry Nichols, N. J. Can't Jr., and Misses Gartt, c. H. Puddephatt and wife, J. s. Wood and wife, W. E. Col Her and wife and Henry Marx.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-08

ment to secure white enumeratofs in the localities referred to. Tn this city all the enumerators will be white peo- pie and the rule affects only few white people living in the rural dis tricts.
 Judge Howell spent all of the af- ternoon giving instructions to and an- swering questions of the enumerators. He left last night for Southwest Ark ansas, where he will visit several towns to outline the work in hand.
 The census enumerators in this city and county will include: Thomas A. Hill, Wilbur Orto, A. M. Hicks, Will liam Scull c. A. Wall Prof. J. R. AL len, w. E. Sallee, P. P. Bridges, Ar thur Young, Howard Strauss, Mrs. w. C. Cahoon, w. J. Freeman, Lee Schrantz, H. G. Hannah,W. J. Craig, & w. Dawson, G w. Wagner, J. G. Pen nington, Ben Franklin, J. M. Barrett Jr., J. F. Rice, G. Wildly, c. Patillo and several others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-08

J. Walker Jones, the well-kno~p
 Jefferson county planter, has rel turned from several weeks, stAS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-08
Hunter.Rutledge.

The Little Rock Gazette of yester- day gives the following account of the marriage of Dr. w. J. Rutledge, of New Gascony, this county, to Miss Hunter, of Little Rock. Dr. Rutledge is brother of E. H. Rutledge, for ner president of the Arkansas Tray e.ers, and is we'll and favorably known in this city. The Gazette says; Dr. William James Rutledge and Miss Margaret Virginia Hunter were married last night at Winfield Memorial church. While guests were being seated by the ushers, Miss Ma dora Holland played number of se- lections, finally striking the chords of the Lohengrin wedding march. Ed ward Hunter and James Rhodes pre- ceded the bridal party down the central isle. Next came the brides maid, Miss Cora Dewberry, and the sroomsman, Winfield Hunter. Miss Byrdie Harris, the maid of honor. fol- lowed. The groom entered with his
  best man, Dr. John P. Ferguson of Sweden, Ark. and the bride entered on the arm of her father, w. P. Hunter, Miss Virginia Hunter was flower girl. The .cere- mony was performed by Rev. Philip Cone Fletcher, pastor of Winfield Memorial church. The bride wore a gown of silk null with trimmings of ail-over silk embroidered net, tunic skirt with full train. Her veil was caught with sprays of lilies Of the valley and she carried bouquet of bride roses. Miss Harris, the maid of honor, was gowned in a French lin gerie with trimmings of baby Irish and German lace and carried pink
 sweet peas. The bride is daughter O. MT. and Mrs. w. P Hunter and a granddaughter of the late Rev. An drew Hunter. After the ceremony
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-08

with relatives in Memphis. He has gone to his plantation at Hannater- " in this county for few days stay
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Greer and little son, Alton, have returned to England. after a visit with Mrs. Greer's mother Mrs. Sarah Hardin, in this city. Thurs day Alr. and Mrs. Greer will go .o Searcy. where they will make their home.
 Miss Ienobia Slaughter left yester- day afternoon for her home in Mount Pleasant. Texas, after visit with friends in the city Miss Slaughter was the guest of Misses Fannie Giles pie and Ethel Clements, and was one oT the attendants at the Gillespic-Col- Her wedding Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev. J. F. Tull, of Lake Village. is expected to arrive here today to spend few days with his brother, Rev s. F. full, and family. He will remain ov- CT Sunday and will fill the pulpit at services, while Rev. S. E. Tull will go to Lake Village. and fill his place there on Sunday.
 ]. w. Maxwell, r. H. Britton, E. A. Peck, and T. E. Adams, Cotton Belt officials, arrived here last night from Illmo, Mo-, in special car, by way of
  day afternoon The party will leave this morning for a trip through Texas It is thought that the party is on an inspection tour, and will visit Tylor where new shops are being establish ed.