EXTRAVAGANT WHITE LIVERED. POLICE THot Springs News.) COURT- PRESENTATION. \esterday as a southern lady, the wife of a prominent physician and Wm. Dowell Fined $50 for Assault- The Grand Kirmess at ex-Lonfederate soldier, was TRIPPLE the ALLIANCE Opera passing the Qeo. Steinbach With an Ax. Plateau hotel she heard a man ing House Last Night a Magnif- standing with several others use icent Affair. * words to about this effect: “Well, if The principal business in the police we have war with Spaiu I’d like to court today was tLe trial of Wm. Proposed for the Formation of a Plebiscite see all these d—d old ex-rebels Dowell, who an assault Prof. Weissner’s ham- attempted Kirmess was pre- strung so they couldn’t run, and on Mr. Geo. Steinbach with an ax sented at the opera house last Settlement of Cuban Affairs* night then put in front of the yesterday afternoou. The a regular (Monday) to full house. It was the most ex- troops.” With cheeks burning with two are in one building on east travagant presentation ever seen in indignation she paused for a mo- Second avenue. Dowell had been this city, amateur or professional. ment and gave him a glance which drinking. It is his second attempt Seripps-McRae League Telegram Every costume was made of the rich- he certainly could not have misinter- to assault Mr. Steinbach. The testi- est material, while the skill and taste ROME, received announces a preted and parsed on. Had her hus- mony showed that the attack was April 19,—A message triple in making the costumes was equally band been in her stead this unwarranted. Judge Brown admin- alliance between Austria and in which it is marked. blatant Germany, Italy, proposed as The colors were all white livered defamer of as istered a fine of $50. and ornaments and bravery that they form a plebiscite settlement of Cuban affairs. jewels added fine as the world ever saw, would A case against Amos Coleman for beauty to the gaudy costumes. have instantly had an opportunity disturbing the peace was continued. Ever-changing colors were thrown to test it on the spot. We don’t Geo.Coleman wasfined$10 for viola- 4’s oa the stage making the rich colored Spanish Drop. know who he is, but we know gen- tion of ordinance 204. costumes and ornaments sparkle In tility is to him a stranger. We Earnest Lee was fined $5 for dis- brilliancy of beauty. LONDON, April 19,—News of the adoption of war resolu- don’t know whence he comes, but turbing the peace. Miss Fay Taylor was queen of the -- tions the American caused fours to we know he is either low born or by Congress Spanish break wide Kirmess and enthroned in a chair of LUCEY-HICKS- has disgraced his paternity. We open this morning and decline to 37, a fall of 4 1-8 since state and with a yesterday* jeweled crown upon don’t know what The Graphic Is authorized to an- record of valor They have declined 2\ since the Maine her brows she witnessed the festivi- nounce the of points explosion. may be the heritage of his ancestors, approaching nuptials ty. On either side sat maids of hon- Miss Nellie Hicks, of this and but we know that not one drop of city, or, Miss Samraie Sennett and Hennie Mr. Cornelius of St. chivalrlc blood courses through his Lucey, Louis, 4th Blum. which will be Infantry Depart. veins. The words accredited to him celebrated at the The Kirmess consisted of could Trinity in this Fourth at Fort marches, fall only from the lips of a Episcopal Church, Chicago, April 19,—The Infantry Sheridan, dances and vocal solos. The Ama- city, Wednesday, 27 at 2 o’clock coward. We know not that he was i April started for at noon A a march Tampa today. great crowd was at the zons, by 16 young girls arm- p. m., G. Gordon Srneade offici- depot not a Union soldier and that he nev- Rev, with j The fired a ed breast-plates, shields and ating. after the cere- Artillery salute and cheered. er faced any of the brave men he! Immediately everybody swords, was a beautiful The mony the wedded will Gen. Brooke and staff sight. now refers to as “ex-rebels.” No newly couple leave tonight and the cavalry tomorrow dances were all fantastic and equaled depart over the Cotton Belt for a ex-LTDion soldier worthy of the hon- Gen. Wade, commander of the department of arrived this any ever presented by bridal tour to Texas and Old Dakota, professionah ored name of and who meas- Mexico, soldier, enroute to on the stage in this The after which their bridal tour will be morning, city. songs ured swords with the men of the Tampa. were operatic and were by no means extended to cities In the Northern South in the ’60s is now capable of a secondary feature of the Kirmess. and Central States. the sordid calumny which stamps Fears of Master Brother of Lit- The bride-elect is one of Pine Bluff’s Trouble Among the Indians. Katzeustein, this blustering blatherskite as a ren- tle Rock, appeared in several most estimable and songs egade back-biter. His slimy slander popular young FORT ROBINSON, Neb., April 19,—The Ninth left and dances. He has a ladies. She is the cavalry wonderfully would meet as daughter of the ready resentment this morning for the fort the 8th pure and sweet voice and is as late J.F. and is univers- Chickamauga, leaving garrisoned by grace- from every brave Union soldier as Capt. liicks, iui as a gazene. ally esteemed and beloved for her from Fort Mede. Some fears of trouble out the boys who wore the grey. The infantry, breaking am- The moat wondeful feature of mental accomplishments and the the News hopes this snap-shot of his ong the Indians. Thousands of Sioux Indians are organizing for Kirmess was the perfect of nobleness of her nature and kind- training true likeness may fall under his gaze, service in the United States the ness army, but many thousands of armed children. The greater number of find thftn it wmild ndvihim of heart, which have endeared the dancers were her to a large circle of friends in this Indians will be left. young tots, but pack his soul in tne skull of a louse their skill was marvelous. and where she former- Not only and skulk out of town and from the city Memphis, was there no ly resided. awkwardness,but every presence of decent people. A Colliery Burning. move was symmetrical and ■ ..- The fortunate bride-groom was a graceful. Scripps-McRae Telegram. former citizen of but now They kept perfect time to the music GOVERNMENT TROOPS- Texas, is a and uppeared thoroughly familiar resident of St. Louis, where he repre- LONDON, April 19.—Whitwick is It was announced on the streets colliery, Lycestershire, with their sents the American accomplishments. Surety Co., and and men are in. today that a special train of gov- burning forty penned The pupils from Little Rock who where he and his bride, after their ernment troops would pass through appeared last night could not be ex- bridal tour, will make their future the this afternoon at city 3:42o’clock. home. celled in grace or skill and were thor- Ordered to Long before that hour a large crowd Buy Army Supplies. oughly at ease before the public. The Graphic joins with the bride- of ladies and men gathered at the Scripps-McRae Telegram Little Rosemarie Stifft enthused the elect’s many friends in extending its depot to see the troops pass. audience with her clever perform- heart-felt good wishes, in advance of KANSAS CITY, April Smith, of the U. S. The troops were the two compa- 19.—Maj. Army, ance. the for a wedded life of unal- event, received orders this to call for nies stationed at Fort Logan H. morning unlimited bids for feed sup- The Pine Bluff pupils were remark- loyed happines. Hoots at Little Hock. They will ar- -■» ■■ »»» ■ for the to be delivered in ably creditable to teacher and plies army May. pupil. rive at New Orleans about 7 o’clock None have been taking lessons long- tomorrow morning and from thence MATINEE KACES. er than three months, yet they were will continue their journey to Mobile, Abandon Peace. very of and paragons grace excellence To Be Run at Ada. the Park Wednesday Scripps-McRae League Telegram. and their found parents were doubt- The companies were in four coach- less highly gratified at the progress Afternoon. noon es. The train did not stop, but the MADRID, April 19.—The papers abandon all hopes of of their children. Dot Kastor was :rowd cheered the passing boys in peace. very clever in his and songs dancing blue. A series of interesting race horse and was enthusiastically applauded. events will take place at Wiley Almost every participant was vo- Jones’ park next Wednesday after- ciferously applauded, and baskets noon at which time a number of lo- War be and may boquets were frequent indica- THIS COUPON cal flyers will contest on the track tions of the appreciation of the audi- va, and for honors and profit. All of the lo- Declared ence. IO CENTS cal racers haye been entered for these in popular favor The between lamb and Kirmess lasted until after 11 events, which promise to be of a Spring Spring Will entitle you to veal for an appetizing dinner. Which- o’clock. most and interesting character, will ever your fancy dictates will find A you magnificent german at the Bluff PORTFOLIO NO. 1. settle for a time the superiority in fresh and delicious, of excellent flavor City Club followed the Kirmess. It point of speed of some of the local and prime quality. We are receiving them fresh was largely attended by Little Rock celebrities to the full satisfaction of every day, and Pine Bluff society people; and "UNCLE NAVY” CilClI UWUCIB. was There ISAAC J. BLOOn, very enjoyable. When presented at the will be five events as fol- lows: 318 Main St. Circuit court Graphic office. adjourned yesterday 1st Race, % mile heat—Entries: 1024W. Barraque St. until May 10th. Name of Horse. Owner. Free delivery. Telephone connection. Lady Hearn.by W. D. Hearn. Advocate.by James Matthews. Sol Top.by Sol Miller. Iron Mountain Blaze Face..by 0. Lumpkins. Excursion Kates Convention of Women’s Parsonage 2nd Race, 1 mile heat—Entries: Auction Sale of Lots and Lands, Du- and Home Mission Society, Hot Nora B.by Wiley Jones. mas, May 10, 1898. Springs, April 28th to May 1st. Man.by Joe Bearden. For this occasion the Iron Moun- For this occasion the Iron Moun- 3rd Race, Class B, best 2 in 3—mile tain Ry.^will sell tickets to Dumas tain Ity. will sell tickets to Malvern KATZENSTEIN'S and return for fare and return for one heat—Entries: off 1.60. Dates of and one-third fare Bell of Nelson.by M. M. Perdue. sale. May 9 and 10; limit for return, on the certificate plan. Limit of cer McKinney.by Wiley Jones. May 12th. tiflcates May 4th. Pat .by Jeff Hicks. Minnie T.by F. B. Tomlinson. Cotton IJelt Excursions". Week No Name.Unknown. Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, Labor Tliis Day Celebration, Shreveport, 4th Specials Race, Class A, best 2 in 3—mile Eureka Springs, Ark., May 16 to 21. La., May 2nd. heat.—Entries: For this occasion the Iron Moun- For the above occasion the Cotton W. D. tain will Archie.by Hearn. Ity. sell tickets to Eureka Belt will sell tickets at rate of $5.65 V. D. Wilkins. and return at one fare •Iini.by Springs for for the round trip. Tickets on sale Top Lew Owen the round Misses’ and Children’s strap slippers. Sole.by trip, $10.15. Dates of sale, May 2nd; return limit May 3rd. with bow and Frank.by Ferd Havis. may 15, 16 and 17; return limit, May Child’s stiap slippers, 5th mile free for 22. Race—% dash, all. MEMPHIS HACKS. buckel, chocolate and black, sizes 5 to 8 Purse $5.00. For above occasion th^ Cotton 65 cents. These races will be of a most inter- Arkansas Bankers Association, Lit- Belt will sell tickets at the rate of with bow and esting nature. Don’t miss them. tle 21 and 22. Child’s strap sliopeis, Rock, April $5.06 for the round trip. Tickets on Admission 25 cents. For buckle, chocolate and black, 8i toll,8>c this occasion the Iron Moun- sale April 9,19, and 26: return limit tain Ity. will sell tickets to Little Misses’strao with bow and The poor and rich ulike can now two days from date oi sale. slippers, Rock and return at one and one- chocolate and black, sizes 11* to purchase the Perfect Baking Powder buckle, third fare on the certificate and enjoy good bread and health be- plan. 2, $1.00. Limit of certificates 26th. Alaska via San Francisco cause its reasonable in price and as April For maps and information pure as chemistry can make it. g-11 dim. Free of Cost, Ark. Medical Society, Eureka Springs, regarding Alaska, and San All Gendron Francisco’s as Baby Carriages are 11th to 13. advantages Ark., May an for the of the latest outfitting point J. & S. Katzenstein, gotten up designs, well For this occasion the Iron Moun- Northern Gold Fields, f d- and and dress, made, strong serviceable, tain Ily. will sell tickets to Eureka “Alaska Information Bureau of furnished with the California State Board of every carriage patent and return at one fare for Springs Trade. Ferry Building, San Fran- No. 112 Main Street. foot brake. the round trip, $10.15. Dates ofsale, cisco dtf Secretary and PUDDKPHATT FUBNITUBE Co 9 and return 15th. plirn May 10; limit. May Jrn• riLtnCn, General Manager