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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-06

znn 2 crusade Bgainst the habit a to ftinks. He has shaen Danbury, lo1n. as his sarting poin t tud has invited Eyery on |Essper in the city b sign=a pledge bot he will re-
 lase to sel 1
 llFinks s=unoier the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-06
MARBLE HOUSE FOR SALE
Potter PnIIaer May Purchase the Wander,
 biit Mansion st Newport.

bit Mansion st Newport.
 Marble House, the s2. 0o0 900 palace at Newport which William K. Wander. bilt built as birthday gift to his wife, may, it is rumored, be bought in by Potter Palmer of Chicago. When Mrs. Vanderbilt secured divorce and mar. ried Oliver H. P. Belmont, it was said that she would retain the Newport house, but since then she has changed her mind and the place is for sale. The traditions of Marble House are so close. ly associated with the Vanderbilt family, and more especially with her first bus, band that Mrs. Belmont. much as she would liko to keep the big white palace, has concluded to sell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-06
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
TWO LITTLE MAIDS.
These EsItipno Tots Have Been Adopted
 by an American Gentleman.

by an American Gentleman.
 Two little Eskimo tots from faroff Alaska have been entertained at Glouees- ter, Mass, the past few weeks They are twins, 6 years old, and travelled overland with their adopted father. Mr. Miner W Bruce. who came from Seattle in order to purchase a fishing schooner destined for the north Pacific fisheries MT. Bruce, who was born in Boston, is well known scientific and literary man, whose work on Alaska is q stand ard publication of it's kind.
 In 1899 he established the government reindeer station at Port Clarence, Alas ka, at which place reindeer are brought
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-06
1 [r0lo
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CRUSADE.

u fsorge Bidwell the Famous Forger. Be. gins War In Danbury, Conn.
 ''n '' George Bidwell. who is widely known [stltehdE8 the Bank of England forger. has be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-06

The distance between Care Town, South Africa, and Washington is 6, ,6s4 miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-06
Youthful Interrogator.

"Mother, ;" said thoughtful Boston child to his maternal relative
 "What is it, WaMo?''
 els Philadelphia older than Boston. mother?"
 "Of course not, my Son. The first set. clement was made i'll Gharlestown in 1630. while William Penn did not ar. rive on the site of Philadelphia until B years later. y
 That was always my impression. mother, but how is it that Philadelphia is mentioned in the Bible, while Boston is not?' - Pittsburg Ghroniele-T Teie- graph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-07-06

The red carnation is regarded in Spain as all emblem of despair. There is a tradition ill Andalusia that tho flower fprang from the blood of the Vir. gin Mary
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-08-21
IN Artful Do6geT.

Chronicle, has proven himself
quite an artful dodger and while
it is true that he slides around on
rather precarious language, still
The Progress is not so easily
thrown OF OF the scent, not even
when Chronicles feet are rubbed
in eve have no knowledge. Just
read this little sneak behind q
tree that h has made:
The proposed bets. our readers
w II obs rye ARE newh at different
in tern rom the matters we asked
abou The bet about inprison-
ment : made to apply to the Hill
nois penitentiary, or that of any
other state, whereas our use Of the
term lin the Joliet, Illinois, pris-
on, VIC believe it was,' can Just
as well apply to work houses and
houses OF correction.
Our good brother evidently for
got that in the same paper and ar
ticlc from which this extract is talk
en- is this
$1,000 that O Malley was never in
Joliet Illinois, and particularly in
the penitentiary If that or any
other state charged with any
crime.
You must mean by this that
there is no loopholc for you to
squeeze throug a. Because it says
he mas nener 81. Joliet, Illinois. Be
not SO abson5 minded, Christian
friend! because ii may get you in
trouble.
But here is q good one:
The bet that he has never been
convicted OF g felony is not re-
sponsive to our suggestion that
The Progress explain to it's
cousins OF thl rural press just how
innocent Mr.. O'Malley is Of the
charge OF sui srnlng witnesses be-
fore the cour; at the time he was
run away from New Orleans in the
Italian lyme, -ng affair."
Just hear that proposition of
law, statutory, ~ oral or divine, will
you? Must an accused prove his
innocence, or is it the duty of the
accuser to substantiate his charg-
es? You ar he accuscT, and the
prosecutor to-. Brother Chronicle!
1t is gcur duty, as paper which
means tc rght, to make good
your urges, or acknowledge
you- Isle in accusing q gentle
MAJ - crime and casting rcllec-
ticls on his character
And again brother, suborning
Witnesses is q crime indicsable a
the courts of our state. If Mr.
@ Nalley IS or was guilty o; such
an oitence, why was he not indict-
cd and punis he'd If The PRO-
GREs2 mistakes not, the same i'm
mac Z Ne political powers, or their
colleagues, which you indorsc and
rD,sr4r,t $50, g~-.-,. I'll
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-08-21
To The Publi

To The Publi
L have moved my harness and
carriage shop from my old stand
on Texas street to my new and
handsome building, no. $40 Texas
avenue, where / will always be
ready to serve you better and
quicker in the future.
August A bert.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-08-21

The best whiskey in the city;
mellow pure an wholesome, Will
be founu at A. E. Maloney'si
Get our prices on job work, and
We'll do the rest.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-08-21

in spite or to wound-are you not
trying to gain little notoriety by
denouncing Mr.. O'Malley with the
hope that some OF the big admins
tration fuglemen will holler hur-
rah!; and then you viii imagine
you are standing in with the big
powers?
and in conclusion, neigh Dor!
remember that our first little Diff
ference had no connection, moth
ing to do with Mr.. O'Malley. His
name was not mentioned, his pa
per was not limited at. ColfaX
Chronicle and THE PROGRESS We're
discussing fraudulent elections,
stutfing ballot boxes; and the first
thing THE PROGRESS knew, Chron-
icle was araigning it as the cham
pion OF Mr.. O'Malley. And, hop
ing til at the editors Of both pa
pers mean to do right, we will ask
you, in all candor, to name one
charge which the Item--under Mr..
O'Malley's management--has
made against any public man,
Off cial or measure which is not
true. You say:
But we beg to be excused from
accepting q bet or bluff as a set
Element OF the question:
And that is your hiding place
now, is it? VOL, viii you then &C
cept this manly, gcnt!cn,anly, Chris
tan 3rdy:
II Nj. O'Mallcy is falsifier, a
criminal, traducer and you know
it, it is your God fearing duty as an
honest journalist, aoe think, to let the
press know, SO that this great fra
ternity may tell the people so. If
you will not or can not do this,
then in all bravery and manliness,
let the matter drop.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
TO Fight THE POOL.
irprai Ordered ln thc Case Against the
joint TfanV Association.


irpral ordered ga the Case Against the
Joint TfanV Association.
SIS lyoroS. March ag - Attorney Gen
nM McEenna has sent instructions TO
strict Atuoruey Macfarlans at New York
10 iase an appea 20 the United States su.
lfeno court from the decision of the cir
elit cour, OK appeals IN tho case of the
United states against the Joint Traffic as
sn1iat.ol
Asso1n a3 she p pcrs reach the depart
m1at oi Justice motion win be- made ina
ihc supreme court to advance the 16so on
tna dccNUt, $50 ihat % speedy Determination
oI the questions Involved may b3 had
40 BE- stated chat ,ho decision ol the su
pfguo cuuls lass Monday in The case OF
the Irnnsmissuur Freight association
covers all of tho main points IN tho deci-
s. n Of Judges Wallace ana lacomha in
iie rCsc of che Joint lralhc association,
ana although iD was majority opinion
neither 10 nor that of the minority sustain
ea the principal points oontonded for 10y
Che iIai association and allowed by the
court lolow
1ho officials 90 the department. OF JUS
tce had assumed that ia view OF the late
decision OF the supreme conrt tho Joint
Traffic association would DISSOLVE as it Is
understood the western associations are
duin 2, hut information has reached them
that the Joint Traffic association intends
TO sull further contest tho questions IN
volvod. and hence the appeal There Is no
Question 40 The department of Justice that
last Monday decision covers every mate
rial point involved in the Joint Traffic as
sociation casa. and 40 for as the officials
are allie to SEQ thoru can bo only one issue
{, the contest. and that IS the association
must dissolve lt Is also thoir opinion that
the PASSENGER asso iations come ns clearly
within the prohibitions % tho law as do
the ircigh. associations It's believed that
the appeal viii De argued and decided be-
fore The summon reoess Of the court
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
ereat nrIlaIn AgaIn.l lhe rurI.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 90. - The
change in the policy of Great Britain has
assumed definite shape. The recent massa-
ere Of ZOO Armenians at Tokat, the dan
ger Of further outbreaks in Anatolia and
the action of the porte in semiotiicially
pointing out to the Turkish press and pro
vincial officials that the blockade of the
island of Crete by the fleets of the powers
and the support given to the Turkish
forces by the foreign fleets was a triumph
for the policy of the sultan, intimatinp
that the massacres Of Christians would be
winked at, have had their effect in clear
ly showing that such a policy placed the
Christians in Armenia in danger of exter
mination. Consequently it is semioilicially
announced here that the British admiral
in Cretan waters has been ordered not tC
send any warships of Great Britain t.
take part in the proposed blockade Of the
ports Of Greece At tho same time, how.
ever, apparently to avoid an open rupture
with the powers and thereby show beyond
doubt that he so called concert" of tle
powers is a myth, Great Britain will "ac.
quiesce" in the blockade of the Greek
DOrtS.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
nold Attemnt Al nurglnrr.

NEWTON, Mass, March 90. "A bold ana
desperate attempt to rob William Arm
strong, cashier of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, who had the day 3
collections in his pocket, was made by two
men last night just outside the company &
Offices in this city. Since the company B
safe was wrecked by burglars few
months ago the cashier carried the Office
money to the bank each night This tn,
men must have known; for, meeting Arm.
strong on the stairs, they pounced upoi
him, the three mon rolling down stairs
The intended victim was severely handled
and although two officers stood on tn,
sidewalk a few feet away help did moi
come until finding himself overpowered
he screamed for help. The men got away
and Mr.. Armstrong was carried hom,
with his funds intact.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
GREATER NEW YORK.
The hin Tor Creating the Big city Passe.
the state Senate.

The iiiii Tor Creating the Big CITY fasses
the state Senate.
ALBANY. March 2G Greater New York
is an accomplished fact, so far as the legis-
lature can make it 80. by q vote of 80 TO
9 the senate passed the charter bill. With
in five minutes thereafter 10 had upon It
tho signature Of tho lieutenant governor
and of Speaker OGrady. 1t has been sent
to the mayors Of New York Brooklyn and
Long Island City for their approval. On
its return il will go to the executive cham
Der, where the fiat of Governor Black will
consolidate into one city q territory that
in wealth and population exceeds that pos.
sessad by the original l3 states of the
Union--n municipality that within half
score of years will he the greatest the
world ever saw
The population of greater New York,
based upon latest estimates, will be
3, 100. 600, which will make it rank second
in the world. The population of London
is 4,23l. i3l, Of Paris 2,447, 957, of Berlin
,677, 35l.
Greater New York will have an area of
about $50 square miles, making IL next in
size TO London. Its greatest longth will
be nearly 80 miles-from Mount st Vim
cont to Tottenville
The street milenge OF greater New York
is estimated at about 5000 Ono-third of
the streets are paved.
II all the elevated and surface roads
within the confines Of greater New York
were placed in a single line, they would
reach about / 200 miles. The elevated
roads alone would stretch nearly 100 miles
The assessed value Of the real estate in
New York, Kings and Richmond counties
and that part of Queens county included
in the greater city is s ?,2d4, AZ, a6s. The
value Of the personal property within the
territory is 1897, 076 66s. The total equal
lied value Of the realty and personal prop
erty is 81, 16a, 795, 1877. The indebtedness OF
the combined cities and towns is about
S170, 600, 000
Greater New York Will have capacity
for $50 miles of wharfage and in this re-
gard will be unexcellod by any other city
in the world.
The incorporated city will contain
10000 dwelling houses. $1,000 business
houses, G, zoo acres of parks, 500 miles
Of gas mains, ], 100 churches, ,la5 hotels
and $50 public schools.
As a center of commerce and manufac
/ ture, with the thousands of miles OF rail
roads terminating within its confines an6
across the Hudson river, its splendit
dock and harbor facilities and its ware
house capacity, greater New York will b.
without peer
There will be five boroughs in the great
er New York, known as the borough o
Manhattan, the borough Of Kings, the Dor
ouRh of Queens, the borough Of Richmond
and the borough Of the Bronx.
The territory will be divided into ter
council districts, and the council will con
sist of 36 members, thus divided Manhat
tan, 16; Kings, -; Queens ,; Richmond
!; ; Bronx, g.
There will be % aldermanic districts
and the board of aldermen will consist o
10i members, thus divided: Manhattan
So; Kings, s5 Queens 81 Richmond 3
! Rr0uv
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
neath of nnran narneI.aN.

NEwBURG, y. ", March g6. Baron
Kiell Nolmer Barnekoy died here in his
seyenty-ninth year. He WAS a son of EarOn
Kioll Christopher Barnekov Of a Swedish
family of distinction. At the death Of his
father the title descended TO him, but nc
never claimed &C. Among his relatives
wero Count Lewonhaupt at one time swed
ish minister TO this country; Count Won
Rosen, secretary of tho Swedish navy, and
! Major General Siocrone Of the Swedish ar
my. After serving in the Swedish navy he
came 60 this country and became instruct
or Of music and drawing in Willard sem
mary, Troy. Abont 30 years ago ha came
to Newburg and had since been prominent
in musleal affairs
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
Beneticiary order Goes Under.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 26.--The supreme
council Of the Order Of Equity, with su-
preme offices in this city and operating In
- states, has fled a deed Of assignment
for the benefit Of general creditors. Its as
sets will not ex.eed S35, 900, while its to-
tai liabilities 60 holders OF certificates will
reach and probably exceed $4,000. The
collapse Of the institution, which was sim
liar ia is scheme TO tho Order Of the Iron
Hall is ascrihel to the fact that last yeaf
its ia-s Sos ai.l malured certificates amount
ID ~ nlnrn rhan ! s nnw business
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
IVORY WANTS DAMAGES.
lie Dersanl' "a Balm of ~iOO,0Oo Trom
tine nritlal No4ernmenl.

the British Government.
Nrw YoEE. March g. -Edwmd.f. lyo-
rs wants flOo. .O00 from tho riti.h gov.
crnmcnt for his arrest and Incarceration
in nu ngiish Jail on "a himsy nrge OF
cons tracy go dcstrly nglish punlic huild-
inls loan p. MCINTYRE has forwarded TO
SECRETARY of State Shcrran a memorial
relating al tn circumstance of ihs case.
Mr. Me II vro said that while the pros
cut momoral did not gigo Ivory cnsa in
detail IL con aimed an account of his i'm
ris0nment the fact that there navor ap-
iolrod eviden g TO just ~ his i've months
Imprisonment and tho stntement OF So
llcitor Gcn'Ial tinay that tho crown was
entirely without case. II prima facia
there appears % case against the British
govern mcnt. Mr. sherman will th,n r..
ceiva depoitiors Of various pars ms %
Transcript OF tbs evidence In the trial and
o more detailel account Of the case gener-
allg.
pom this he may make his docisiun,
which, if favorable will becpmo then en-
tirelg stite matter. In case he is not
impressed with tn, iustnoss Of the claim
similar memorial MAJ ho presented "a
congress
When askel upon what basis the larp,
amount OF damages was computed, Mr
Mcint re- said:
Ivory long imprisonment, the phYsic
al and mental breakdown incident 20 hi
imprisonment and his personal outlay.
have no doubt that Mr. sherman will looi
fayorably upon our case
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
.hnl Ii sisfer-in-lnw.

SUsQUEHANNA, Pa, March 26.-Franl
Nielann, a resident of Oakland, shot an6
probably fatally wounded his sistor-ih-law
Mrs. John Stallock and then shot himsoli
through the heart, dying instantly. Me
lam has been living apart from his VIII,
for some time, and she has been livinf
with her sister, Mrs Stallock. NielanI
called at Mrs. Stallocks house ard TO
quested to be allowed TO enter and see hi
wife He was denied admission, whcreup
on he fired at Mrs Stallock. The shot tool
effect in her breast Nielann "a said C
have been Jealous of his wife.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
reLEeRAPHlc eREvlrIEs.

The lacrosse team from Brooklyn won a
,ame In London from local team
President Barrio Of Guatemala issued a
decree Of amnesty 70 rolitical oxiles
A new political party was launched IN
Lincoln, Nob., 20 be called Free Silvor
Republicans Of Nebraska.
Matthew Hale, one Of the most prom
iuent members of the bar Of New York
state, died after a long Illness at Albany.
Wallace II. Halsey Of Yonkers, y. Y,
Is accused by his wife Of trying TO poison
her with cerholic acid placed Ia some tonic
she took for a cold.
The pretty daught.r Of n rich farmer at
Derby, Conn. engaged u o young cons
mcrcial traveller with an income of 81 200
year, eloped with her father farmland,
whose Income IS sl2 a month.
Kate Lyon, Hn insane old woman living
IN Poughkeepsie y. T., was removed to
the Hudson River State hospital March
b. The superintendent of the poor has
now found in the hovel she had occupied
t24s.ss in cash and bank book sallire
for S3,l3i.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
Trouble For divorced Persons.

TACOMA, March 20.--Judgo Koen of the
superior court has decided that over 80
people who have secured divorces In this
state during the past three years are higa-
mists. During that time many residents
of eastern states have come hers for the
purpose of securing divorces and aftoi
having obtained tho decree thoy have re-
turned 20 their native states and remar
ried. In all cases the court holds, where
these second marriages have taken place
inside of six months ait-r the decree Of Ill.
vorce was obtained the party 50 marrying
Is guilty OF bigamy This decision is bassd
upon an Interpretation Of the law which
holds that for period of six months aft3i
q divorce Is granted In this state the "a
vor,ed persons cannot legally marry again.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
10 FieAT sueAR TRusT.
1 Refinery 20 BE started In Opposition
60 the uavemeyers.

a Refinery to BE Stnrtrd In Opposition
20 the uavemeyers.
NEW YORK, March 26. There has been
big shake up I'M the oillco Of the Brook.
lyn Sugar Refining company at Kent ave
nuo and South Second street. Williams
burg which Is controlled by tho Have
meyers AS result Claus Doscher a
member OF the trust, viii next Monday
start the erection Of a massive refinery Va
Long Island City, with am output of 4, 800
barrels % dav, and the establishment may
be ono independent of the trust
was reported some tima ago that
Claus Dosoher might stlrt another re-
lireiy which. 70 was LEARNED, was not APP
proved bv the trust DoseherWaa Formerly
president of the brooklyn Sugar Renpinp
company On Tuesday Doseher went to
the Wall street office Of the Sugar trust.
and. it Is said told III. O. Hayemeyer that
he was going 20 start refinery ina Long
Island City. n Is slid that Havomoyer
congratulated Doscher Tho next day Hon.
ry Doschor, % son OF Claus Doscher who
is manager Of tho Brooklyn Sugar Rein.
ing company was suspended from his du.
ties Hc had been thore for ] years
John Doschei the superintendent, and
Charles Doschcr, chemist, also sons OF
Claus Doscher and Herman Doscher, q
brother of Claus Doscher, who had charge
Of the shipping department were oil dis.
charged Louis G. Engel chief engineer,
who was recently married 60 a daughter
OF Doschor, resigned
The mattor became known in Williams.
burg where IL created great excitement II
has resulted in the Doschcrs getting mon
to work at once TO start their new refinery.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
situation In saroniISn.

SALoNIKA, Turkey, March 26.-It :
said an advance is imminent. Fresh di
visions are mohilizing at Prevesa and Ka
trina. The consuls are quitting the from
tier districts Re-enforcements continue
to arrive from Ferediek. Over 10000 men
are now on the frontier. A thousand horses
with tons of provisions, tents and ambu.
lances are going forward. Siege artillery
was sent to the frontier, but broke down
at Kozani owing to the lack Of draft
horses Ten thousand martini rifles have
been sent to Janina.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
ro chnnre the Motlre Power.

JERSEY CITY, March 2e.-It is said thai
the Northern Railroad Of New Jersey J:
contemplating changing its motive power
and adopting electrical propulsion. IL l.
also said that in case the road decides &C.
adopt this method Of operation it will
have its terminus at the Hoboken ferry
and will build branches in different direc-
tions so as to tap towns now not reached
10y it and Co open competition with the
Erie, the New Jersey and New York and
the Susquehanna for local and through
traffic at points not now touched by the
Northern
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
seven hundred killed at rokat.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 26.-The Greek
patriarch issues an official report that
there were 700 persons killed, including a
number Of Greeks in the recent massacre
at Tokat The porte, fearing an outbreak
here. has arrested 30 Armenian suspects.
IL is stated that the sultan is soliciting
az explain alton through the Turkish en-
bassador at st. Petersburg of the concen-
tration of Russian troops upon the Turk
ish frontiers. ON the other hand, the ru-
amor is revived Of the existence Of secret
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
colonel nnxter WIN Accent.

ALBANY, March 6.-Colonel Archie L.
Baxter has tolegraphed TO Washington that
If the president will appoint him third as
sistant postmaster general he will be
pleased to accept the post, with the under
standing that he does not assume his du-
ties until after the adjournment of the
legislature. The colonel's friends here re-
gard his appointment as settled.
Evening journal., 1897-03-26
HYPNoTlsM IN HOSPITALS.
superintendent Mahon Testincs That 10 Is
of value In Treating the Insane.


of value In Treating the Insane.
RoMF, y. v. March aG-In tho action
Of Mrs Emma d. Case Of Utica versus
Edward ID. Case ct al which is on trial I'm
the supreme court here. some interesting
testimony was brought out Mrs. Case Is
suing for $4,000 damages claiming that
her brother in-law Edward ID. Case her
hrother Edward nopp OF Rochester, and
Drs Earl Fuller and Albert j. Browne
Of Utica corspired to place her in the uti
ca State Hospital For the Insane i'm order
to secure her property The plaintiff is a
Spiritualist, and her witnesses were main.
ly members of that sect.
For the defense the testimony has boon
largely given by insanity experts. Dr. Ma
hon. superintendent of the ST. Lawrence
State hospital at Ogdonshurg, who was as
sistant physician in the Utica hospital
whom Mrs. Case was an inmate there, tes.
titled on the cross examination that he had
practiced hypnotism on both patients and
attendants in the asylum and that lac had
perfect control over them He snid he CON
sidered hypnotism Of value in treating the
insane He said no one else i'm the Utica
State hospital practced hypnotlsm but he
knew of physicians In other hospitals who
did