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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-19
OHIO ELECTRoCUTIoN.

Columbus, Nov. 1S.-Albert ]. Frantz,
the murderer of Bessie Little, Of Dayton,
was electrocuted in the annex at the
Ohio penitentiary at 1920 this morning
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PHIL ARMOUR THREATENED.
A Crazed Spectator Has a Gun for
Him-His Home Guarded.

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Two policemen
have been detailed to guard the residence
of 2. d. Armour The reason for the
precaution is a rumor from Minneapolis
that a Spectator who lost money in
wheat has gone insane, and has left
Minneapolis with the avowed purpose of
killing Armour.
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own injury.

When the New York World tells us
that New York is 1.-THE pivotal State" it
is retailing ghost stories that have play
ed out. The pivotal States are West of
Pennsylvania.
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A Republican says that there are
some scandals at the penitentiary which
have not yet been told of.-Exchange.
OF course. No paper except the Police
Gazette could print all the sickening de-
tails Of debauchery and scandal.
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Hanna kept the Ohio seekers hard at
work until election by promising to open
the bung then. Now he says it will be
tightly closed till he is elected, and if
they don't hustle to elect him, he in
Inmates that it may never be opened.
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Mr.. Dockery talks a great deal about
penitentiary affairs, but he hasn't yet
explained why he spent fifty dollars of
the peoples money to have an after
noon daily print puff and picture of
the superintendent and chairman OF the
penitentiary board. Did he think he
was pretty enough TO cause the people
to forgive such expenditure of their
money?
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Schedule In effect Nov. lat. 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH.
2:16 A NJ. DAILY.
Atlanta Special Pullman Vestibulss
for Henderson, Weldon, Petersburg. Rieh-
mond, Washington, Baltimore. Pbiladel
phia, New York, and all points north.
Buffet drawing-room sleepers and Pall
man coaches Atlanta to Washington. par
lor cars Washington to New York. Pail.
man sleeping car, Chester, s. g., POrts-
mouth. Arrives at Washington I0;46 q
M, Baltimore II noon, PHILADELPHIA 2:2O
p. M, New York 4:52 D. m. Also Cos
portsmouth, Norfolk, Old Point and Ioea,
stations SeabOard and Roanoke railroad
11:35 A. NJ. DAILY.
For Henderson, Weldon. Sunolk.
Portsmouth, Norfolk and intermediaHa
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Line for Old Point and Baltimore with
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat con-
pany for Washington; with N. Y. P. aaS
n. railroad for Philadelphia and point.
north; also at Weldon, w'"" Atlanta
Coast Line for Richmo,-r Ashinxton-
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New YorR.
and with Scotland Neck Branch ee,
Greenville, Washington and Plymouth.
Pullman sleeping car Atlanta to Ports
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ern Carolina, points vta Weldon.
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WHY USE FAVORlTiSM?

The Progressive Farmer objects, not
30 much to the amount of money in
yolved, as to the principle of paying the
Press-Visitor fifty dollars to write up
the penitentiary and publish pictures
of Supt. John r. Smith and Ciaudius
Dockery, chairman of the Board of Di-
rectors. 1t says:
IF the State pays for write ups in
one paper, why should it not pay for
write-ups in all? Why use favoritism?
Besides, we didn't know before that
the penitentiary needed advertising,
but we now learn that people fare SO
well there, and the State so much de-
sires to board people free that the man
ayers have decided to test the efficacy
of advertising to increase the number
of cOnvicts. Bah!'
Perhaps the real reason for paying
fifty dollars of the peoples money fer
the puff was that no paper would con-
done or defend the gang running the
penitentiary without charging high
prices, and since the Rowan negro be-
came crazy, the penitentiary was in
need of some publica ton that did not
show up its scandalous mismanagement.
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The College Message contains the very
interesting and valuable contribution,
''The Church and private schools of
North Carolina by Prof. G. L. Raper,
OF the faculty of Greensboro Female
College. Mr.. Raper has devoted many
months to preparation for this work.
1t will have lasting value, as it shows
the debt that the people Of the whole
State owe to the Christian ministers
and conductors of private schools in
every period of the States history.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18

un hombre, aunque este contestase, placer
al fin; Dantes hablaba para DIR ell sondo de pro-
pa hatfa el intentado habar cuando estaba solo,
pero entonces le daba miedo
Muchas veces, cuando estaba libertad, sc habia
horripilado 8 la idea de aqueos calabozos lenos de
vagabundos, banddos asesinos, cuya innoble ale
grfa proporciona orgfas ninteligibes, amistades
pantosas.
Pues lego desear lie metiesen de aquellos
tabucos, para al otras que Ia del i'm
paslble carcelero que guerra hablar palabra.
Echaba de menos Ell presdio su infamante traje,
con su grillete con su marca en- la espada
Al menos los presidarios estaban sociedad con
semJantes respraban ell aire libre vefan ell cieo
oh eran mas felices comparados Ell.
Tn dfa suplic6 al carcelero que lie trsjesen su Ca
labozo companero cualquiera, aunque fuese aauel
abate loco de quien habfa dido hablar.
Ell carcelero conmovi6 algdn ~tanto pesar de su
Ilgdez habitual, y comunic6 al gobernador ell deseo
del numero "a; pero este, prudente 81 hubiera
sldo un hombre roftco, fgur6 que Dantes ouerfa
amotinar los demas presos tramar alg1n complot
servlrse de su amigo para alguna tentatva de eva
sion: as1, e neg6 gracia
Habia agotado va todos los humanos
hntonces fue cuando dirigi6 Dios
LIE asaltaron 6 la mil ideas padosas: acord6
las encontr6 sentdo que Ell gnoraba; poraue para
el hombre felz, la oraci6n COD junto monotone
sin sentldo alguno hasta ell dia en- que ell dolor
viene explicar al infez aquel lenguaie sublime cor
sagrsdo al Senior.
Oro, no con fervor, sino rabia.
Al rezar en- voz alta, va espantaba de pa
iabras Gaia en- especie de extass vefa Dies en-
tono su espendor cada pslabra que pronuncisba ei
refefa la voluntad de ese Dios omnipotente todas
las acciones de su VIDA hnmde perdd., SO imponfa
iscelonss para EN- ad.alle, foImaba mil prop6stos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18

por las olas aspecto de agudas roeas,
todo anunciaba muerte segura,
espantaba por 10 mismo reun1a todas mis- fuer
toda mi nteligencia de marino, para luchar
Dios!.... Oh entonces feliz, porque volver la
vida volver la felicidad; porque aquea yo
la hab1a lamado, nj mucho la haba elegido;
ell dormir sobre la viva haca bastante duro;
porque ndignaba horrblements al pensar que des-
pu6s de mi muerte servra de pastos las de rap-
ma Pero hoy otra coss; he perdido todo me
podfa hacer amar Ia vida; hoy acarica la muerte
como una nodrlza la criatura que arrulla en- sus
brazos; hoy me duermo cansado debil, me dor
mia despue de de aqueas noches de desesperac6n
de raba, durante las cuaes va habla contado tres
mil vueltas por mi cuarto decr trenta mil pasos
mas ben casi diez leguas
As que este pensamiento germn6 en- Ell espfritu
mejor con CANA dura pan negro comic
menos, durmi6, halo algo soportabe aquel resto
de existencia que tepfa la segurdad de dear cuando
quisiera, asf como deja vestido usado Dos me-
dios tenia de morir ell bien sencillo altar an
paRueo barra de la ventana V ahorcarse al
otro deiarse morir de hambre.
I'll prmero lie repugn6 mucho. Siempre les habfa
tenido mucho horror los piratas, gente quenes sc
los cuega de las entenas de los buQues
Asf, pues, este medic para Ell una esnecie de
suplcio infamante que ouerfa aplicarse ST mismo
adopt6 81 segando empez6 ponerle en- practica eli
mismo dfa
va habfau pasado de cuatro amos en- las al.
terrstivas que hemos contado.
AL final del segundo, ces6 Dantes de contar los dfas
perdido va ell calcnlo saba como otras yeces la
epoca que haaba.
Habia dicho quiero morir e.gido up genero de
muerte; entonces temendo volverse atris de su dec
por maIana noche me traigan pan negro que me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18

densdad
esar fuego Fahren
condicones e hre a eaSa0n COM
busti6n eupondnea comod de huno NAL 0or. =
hcen preferbe cuaesquea
otros de precos son mas
reducdos los extranjeras
Agentes generates Isa Ses Sobrinos de
Foraeza IT, San Juan Rico Ponce, Sres Fece
Costa & C.
Mayo3 81 de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18

Fl H. l. vae del dia este puerto onr
Espana rasordo al core do
% del % omara Espana fasooz
aad&
l: de Mayo al 80 de see
paa1ezo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18
LOS MEJoREs ACE1TEs PARA Ell
cuales estan reglstradas y cert1tlcadas

Estos aceltes. T ro-
ducto de una fabri-
caci6n especial, de
bida 4 la experiencia
adquirida d ur a n te
muchos amos en- la In
dustria de rehnar Pc
troleo, tanto en- los
Estados Unidos, CO.
mo en- Cuba, Mexico
y otros palses, SON.
sino superiores, igua,
les a los mejores que
Sc importan del ex-
tranjero. bajo diver
SOS nombres y mar
cas-. va por aus bue
mas cualidades .lumi-
nicas, cuanto por la
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
EDITORS IN COURT.
Iconoclast Brann is the Cause fo the
 Suit.

MAGNOLIA, September 1.-The case of J NJ. Kelso, editor of the Magno- lia Journal, against k. l.. Emmer- son and his two daughters, editors of the Columbia Banner, for $2O,00O damages, is on trial at this place. The alleged libelous article published by the Banner grew out of contro. versS between the two papers rela- tive to the merits of the writings of We. Brann, of the Iconoclast, at Waco. The article complained of contained such choice cFithets as "despicable skunk, "depraved hoodluln. . fair specimen of one who would rob fair womanhood of it's charms" Ths case has attract ed great attention, and the court room is cowded with spectators.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
HUNTING PEARLS.

SHERIDAN, ARK, September D. Quite number of our leading eiti zens are on the Saline river invesfi. gating the pearl finds. A party consisting of Sheriff Rushing, w. J Nixon, proprietor of our leading ho tel. H. Bales and others left towr early yesterday morning prepared for thoroughly Investigating. None of the party have returned at this writing. The beds hof CT streams are all lined with the mussells thought to contain the pearl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
ORDINATION SERVICES MEsSRS. CAMPBELL AND GILL MADE MINISTERS OF THE
 GOSPEL.
Imposing Services at the nap- tist Church -Ordination ser-
 vices by Rev. Penrod.

The Baptist Church. this city WAS filled to flowing last night with Il vast ceneonrse of people who had gathered there to witness tln cere- monies by which two Christian gen tlemen- Nessrs. S. II. Campbell and D. II. Gill-were made ministers of the Gospel.
 The services, throughout, were most impressive. Rev. W. K. Pen rod, q former pastor of the church. preached the ordination sermon, and his effort was Il very able one. The music was unusually fine.
 At these services there were num- Der of distinguished divlnes of the Baptist faith, of whom the reporter noted the following Rev. ". A. Clarke, Of Little Rock; Q. l.. Harley. of Fort Smith; Rev. ". K. Penrod, Of Paducah. Ky; Rev. D. E. Gam biill of Star City, and Rev. C. r. J. Int, of this city. These with the following deacons of the church in this city, composed the Ordination Council: Deaeons H. T. Brown. II. (. Fox, A. c. Edwards, A. l.. Williams. E. \. MaupIn and ". H. Fox.
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| B ATKINSON OEAO,
HE DIED AT ARMSTRONG
 SPRINGS THIS MORNING.
The News Creates the Deepest sor
 row in Our City.

X short time ago Mir. r. E. Atkin- son left Pine Bluff, his home, to take Il short vacation at Armstrong Springs. He was i'll fai.If soad health, and the trip was one more for pleasure than in sedtch of health A few days ago he became sick. but na uneasihess was fslt and no danger of fatal results apprehended until Wednesday,, when he became alarm inglY worse and his sons in this city were telegraphed tor. This morning at an early hour message came speeding over the wires to this city from Armstrong Springs. announc. ing that Nr Atkinson had died at S:30 O clock. The news spread rap idly over the city, and was heard by everyone with the deepest and most sincere sorrow, for everyone liked and esteemed whole-souled Tom Atkinson, as he was called by his in innate friends.
 The deceased was one of Pine Bluffs foremost citizens. He repre- sented his Ward in the City Council and for weeks was Mayor pro tenn
 MT. Atkinson was man in whom all had the utmost confidence. Ht was genial, courteous and obliging would do anything in his power te serve q friend, and was ever ready tt help those in distress
 de leaves a wife and number 0 children who loved him as only gooC husbands and kind fathers are loved
 The remains of the deceased gentle man will be brought 10 Pine Bluf tomorrow for interment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
A MAN ARRESTED AT En DORADO SAYS HAD AN AR ENACTMENT WITH THE
 SHERIFF OF CLEvE-
 LAND.GoUNTY-
To Dismiss Certain Indictments for Selling Liquor Without License-Plotted to Burn theGourt
 House at
 Rison.

Fl. DORADO. Ark, Sept. Especial to the Arkansas Democrat)-Our sheriff has a man in his custody by name of J. c. Stafford, whom he arr rested on a telegram from Rison, where he is wanted for selling whisky in a "dry" county. Stafford informs our sheriff freely that he has been selling whisky in that county (Cleve- land) for the past two years, and that he proposes to sell in Junction City in this county as soon as he can expected to go back and pay his fine, as be considers it cheaper than a county license. He has a United States license. He boasts of there being three bills against him at Rison, but that he already has an agreement with the sheriff that he would get the prosecuting attorney to mol pros" one and continue one. and let him plead guilty to one.
 Now, we do not say that such a state of affairs exists in any county, nor that we altogether believe the story of this confessed outlaw, but will say that if they are true, for the good of our country, the courts and officers had better "call halt" and if there is no foundation for such, how is it that yiolators of this jaw get such an impression, and even act on it as fact? Surely the precedent has been set some time i'll the past. Also what right has sheriff or q arrangement with a law-breaker like the one this man relates and let them go free by paying a small fine? If Git is the severity and certainty of d penalty that deter men from the commission of crime," is not such a course an inceatiye to crime and vio- broken too much. and in almost every "dry" county in the State. in the sale of "Pe-ru-na, "Sherbet, 'sRice Extract" and numerous other subterfuges for straight whisky :? This man also informs the sheriff that he with several others entered into conspiracy to burn the court house of Cleveland county in order to get rid of the indictments against them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
BLUFF ARKANSAS THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER las
THE THEATRICAL SEASON
The Pine Bluff Opera House to Be
 Opened October Ist.

Manager Charles Senyard, of the Pine Bluff opera house, k working hard to secure excellent attractions this season, and he believes that his efforts will give satisfaction to Pine Stuff theater goers.
 This morning he informed T GRArmc reporter that the Pine Bluff opera house would be opened on the night of October lst bY the Gilmore < Eennnrd Compay ia Hogan s Aiaey On October 10th. Brady's aegregation. ia "1'he Navel Cadet :. will hr the attraction. This k the play in which Pugilist Gorbett stars.
 The attractions to follow will be Field minstrels on October 22nd. and Breezy Times on November 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
AND THIS UP NORTH.
Inhabitants of an Indiana Town Warn All Negroes to Leave or Suffer the Con
 sequences.

ELwooD, Ind, Sept. l.-Negroes residing in EIwood have been warned to leave, and serious trouble is threatened if they are not gone by the middle of this week On numerous occasions during the pas | twelve years eolored people have made efforts to establish a perman- ent residence, but were invariably driven away. Two months ago q colony of fifty negroes came here and expressed a determination to brave all dangers and make EIwood their home. A number secured em- ployment, and then warning began to be served on them. A few of them departed but others remained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02

Miss Essie McCrary left this morn ing to attend the picnic at Sherrill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
LEyEE CONTRACT LET.

Lieut.. Mason M. Patrick Monday opened seven bids for small amounts of levee work that he had projected for the St Francis and the upper Yazoo basins, says the Commercial Appeal. He had contemplated the closure of the Crooked bayou break in the St. Francis line and doing S5,- 900 yards of enlargement and repair work between mile stations 104 and 109 on the same line, and enlarging 30 ,000 yards the north half of section 80 of the upper Yazo0 line. But the only bid that was satisfactory to the government officer was that of James H. Cary for the enlargement and repair work in the St. Francis district He bid l6b cents per yard upon the work, and his bid was ae- cepted, while all the others were rec commended for rejection. The Crook ed bayou piece consists of only 2,60O yards, and Shippey x Johnson were the low biders at 19 cents, while Martin Jennings Co.'S bid of TX cents was the low one for the Yazoo work.
 The Crooked bayou piece of work is so small that it would not pay q contractor to put up a camp there, and Capt. Pharr. of the St. Francis will nrsl- done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
Closed for the Season.

The summer season at Sulphur Springs, Pine Bluffs popular sum- mer resort, is drawing to a close. Last night Manager Flint, CT the Sulphur Springs Hotel. closed the establishment until next spring
 The past season was very success ful one, and the hotel was liberally patronized.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
LABOR DAY. THF CELEBRATION WILL ECLIPSE ANYTHING EVER ATTEMPTED
 IN THIS CITY.
The Parade Will be Simply Grand Rivalry Between Our Merchants as to Who Will Have the
 Handsomest Float.

Labor Day celebration in Pine R3laff will eclipse anything of the kind eyer before attempted in the State and the day in our city will be one of pleasure and excitement from early morn until late at night.
 The various committees in charge of the arrangements, etc. have about completed their labors, and everything is in readiness for the day. Two magnificent brass bands from Memphis will be here.
 The committee which went to Little Rock to secure four cannons and State flags from the Governor Lave rttafnea dHd state that they were successful in their mission, and the booming of the big guns will rouse the country for miles around, and remind "old- timers of the battle of Pine Bluff. Governor Jones has been invited to be with us ssan that day, and the probabilities Fare that he will accept the invita- $ ton. Other State officials will be here also.
 Ar. Fred T. Jones, Division Passengar Agent of the St. Louis Southwestern was in the city today, and he announces that the Cotton Belt will run Q special train from Little Rock to Pine Bluff on Labor Bay, September 6. This train will Seave Little Rock at 7:45 a. m. and e-sll t-e.7-si- -1At,.. pl.,fa= ratnrn trip at midnight This will give visitors an opportunity to remain in Pine Bluff to attend the grand ball hnd witness the festivities at night.
 Our merchants are now greatly enthased about floats for the pa fade, and great rivalry as to which firm will have the handsomest float has been engendered. The floats to Hollow the procession of civic bodies, @ecret orders and labor unions, will Re grand. These floats are now be- Eng constructed, and every firm of any prominence in the city will have one or more in iine The Cotton Belt shops will have several floats Which will create wonder in the minds of all beholders.
 The grand pavilion at Jones EPark, at which will take place the bhll during the night, is now being eenstructed.
 Visitors to Pine Bluff on Labor Day will be made to feel that they are our guests. No charges will be s Imade to any of the amusements or 5 Festivities. They-one and all-will pe extended the 'glad hand" so Ahat they will be so well pleased With their visit that they will come asain.
 ,A The number of visitors promises Vo be very large, yet no one will be pFerlooked or sighted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-02
ONFESSED HIS CRIME.
0 Louisiana Burglars Captured
 by Pine Bluff Pol ice.

.; Mast night the Pine Bluff police ns, oWe arrested Jack Whitney and ,,,',,s 's1 sMtsy Ryan, white men, who were sura &hng ln a suspicious manner. In lnmr possession were found a large of new razors and pocket nNes. After undergoing a sweat n glIA process, and being told that B would be sent to the County ----p'' one of the men, Jack Whitney. ed that he would rather go to
 penltentiary than to the County
 TT Chief Stewart told him to
 m from whom he stole the
 nses and that perhaps he on, o go to the penitentiary for a
 Whitney then stated that he
 ah,s companion had burgarlzed
 aware house in Crowley, Louis ,; louisiana authorities have so' Ss holitled of their arrest and of Will De sert here for the men.