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See the elegant hne Of etchings
and steel cngraviugs at Artist
Supply Co.,, 2l4 State Line, to be
sold this week at 25c on the ST of
actual value, 62
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-10


the surprise Of sll
Dr. Miles, Remedies
are sold by al drug
gists under a positive
guarantee FIRST bottle
benefits or money re-
funded Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free Address
DR. MILES MEDICAl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-10

For driving out dull, bilious feel
ing, Strengthening theappetite and
increasing the capacity of the body
for work, Prickly Ash Bitters is a
golden remedy, Sold by druggists.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-10

When you VISIT Little Rock stop
with Gleason He leads an others
i'm catering to the appetite and
comfort of his customers. His
house isuusurpasscd by any j1 the
tate 1919
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-10
TaZaTkala Troy Steam Laundry.

No. 2l5 w. EhlPu oOrtet
DON'T Monkey
with a poor laundry, if you want p
first class work done, oryou WlIl
get the worst oft 10 faded cor
ors and rolted fabrics We use
no chemicals andnothing but tne
best soaps and washing nater',
ais, hence your Iinenlasts longer
looks better keeps fresh .onger
and gives more general saJIsiaC.
ton when done by our pefIec'
methods
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go Vine ST. Texarkana ARR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
LEARNING FAST.
Employees of the Un,t-d Railroad in
tubn Arc on u strike.


HAVANA. Apfu I0-The strike on tho
United railroad s. assuming serious
character. The number OF strikers has
been increaed To- 1900. a committee rep
resenting the strikers waited upon Gov
ornor General Brooke today. ext aininnl
their attitude. Tho General warned them
not 10 disturb public order. The strikers
Will move the mails and American troops.
but Will not assist IN the transportation
OF passengers or freight.
IT disorders occur. the military authori-
ties will interfere.
General Maxine Gomez was notified last
night by the Cuban army representative
from the Pinar del Rio. Havana and Ma
tanzas Provinces that they have rein
stated him as cOmmander-in-chief.
The Cuban generals OF Santa Clara Pro-
vince. under Jose Gomez. the civil Cove
ernor. adhered by telegraph to the action
OF the western provinces. The Provinca =
Of Puerto Principe and Santiago de cuba
are still unhesrl from.
General Leonard Wood. I'm command of
the Department Of Santiago. declares
there are no Cuban soldiers under arms
In that part OF the island and the Gu
bans say there are not any Cuban SOL
diers in the Province Of Puerto Principe.
The military authorities have been m
formed that they will receive tomorrow
the Cuban army muster rolls now held
by the sO-called Executive Committee APP
pointed by the late Military Assembly
before its dissolution
The Third Kentucky Volunteers. ~ OIL
GERS and 90 men. sailed from Matanzas
yesterday for Savannah on the tiorlda
and Kilpatrick The Thirty-first Michigan
Regiment will leave Cienfuegos to.mor,
row. as well as "a battalion OF the Inlrd
Engineers. now stationed at headquarters.
Tho engineers will ho the last volunteers
TO leave. as the signal corps will probably
be mustered out mere.
General Ludlow announced TO-DAY me
appointment Of Aristides Aguerro 20 take
charge OF the distribution OF ratonS IN
the Department of Havana. ~ "a salary
of $500 a month. chargcable ike the ra-
tiOns. 10 the Cuban customs. NSueIlo
was one Of the most violent metnostS ot
The Cuban Military Assembly, and Visor-
ously denounced General Gomez.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
WINNING WAKE FOREST.
Two Games out Of Three TO Her Credit
on the Southern Trip.

WAKE FOREST. y. C.. April io.-spe
caai-The Wake Forest baseball team
returned last night from their Southern
trip. having won two cut OK three games
jiaycf The team left Wednesday AID
arrived in Atlanta Thursday morning.
only 20 find 10 raining. The rain ceased
until the first man stepped up 20 the
plate when 10 began a downpour IN
earnest. and continued during the nine
innings The Tccks were easily defeated
BY q score OF 10 2
The next morning the boys Journeyed
20 Macon 10 meet Mercer. On account
OF playing in tho rain the day before
che men we're sore and siin and played
llfe.ess bail They wero also unable TO
hi Mansfield. while tho Mercer boys
touched Honeycutt up for eighteen hits
and won. 10 20 ].
Tho next day. however. Wake Forest
went on the held with the determine
tion 20 win at ony cost. Tho game war
very exciting, the score being. tled three
times. In the ninth inning the score was
10 70 70. snc Captais Mansfield, who had
pltchsd 90 successfully the day before
WSnA IN the box lie was wild and gave
~ FIRST man up his base. The winning
sua vas brought In by . steal. IN error
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
OUAYS TRIAL BEGUN.
Indications Are that Most Deter
mined Legal Battle Has Begun.

PHILADELPHIA, April lo.-The trial
OF EX-United States Senator quay ana
his son Richard X. quay, on charges OF
conspiracy in the misuse of funds OF the
Peoples Bank Of this city was begun TINS
morning.
Judge Craig Biddle. one Of the Oldest
and most respected members or the bench
was the trial judge. District Attorney
Rothermel after two hours had been
spent I'm selecting a jury elected TO Try
the Ex-senator first on that one OF the
I'VE indictments Gin which he and his son
are variously named) which charges Mr.
QUAY and the late EX-State Treasurer
REM. j. Haywood with conspiracy In
using the state funds for their personal
benefit and profit and in manner un-
authorized by law.
This action practically leaves the Ex-
Senator alone on trial. The only VII
nesses examined to-day-Mr Barlow, re-
ceiver of the Peoples Bank. led 70 the
first clash between counsel and indicated
that determined legal battle, replete
with knotty points OF law viii be fought.
The District Attorney called Mr.. Bar
low 10 identify books and papers found
by him when he assumed the receiver
ship. Mr.. Shap.cy. OF counsel for tho de-
Tense. undertook 10 cross examine the
witness with respect 20 his knowledge OF
whether certain books. which the defense
claims are missing. are included I'm those
testified by the witness. This was OBJ
iected TO and after repeated consultations
among the counsel for the defense and
several other efforts TO obtain an answer
TO the question On another form. IL was
abandoned and Mr.. Sharpley said he
would begin his cross-eXamination in the
mnrning.
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FRANK CROKER
on THE STAND.
Some Interesting Evidence Before
the Mazet Committee,
CHIEF DEVERY ON THE RACK.
Says the Police Have Done All Hey
Can Mr.. Richard Croker - be
Examined at the Next Meeting
OF the Committee.
CHIEF DEVERY ON THE RACK,

NEW YORK. April l0-0nly TWO Wit
nesses OF Importance were pat on tho
stand before the Mazet Legislative ln-
vestigatlng Committee to-day. and ale
though the investigation continued for
numter of hours into tho afternoon. no
particularly convincing evidence was
brought out. Tho investigating COM
mittee adjourned its sessions until noAt
Friday. when the chief witness Will be
Richard croker.
ANXIOUS 20 LEARN.
Frank croker. son Of Richard Croker
was on the stNnl aU morning. iie tos-
titled that hc Nd paid $1,000 to enter
the Roebiing Fin Proof Company and
was drawing a salary ~ fZ"p from o.
ITO learn the business Young croker
FIRST said he had given for bis seventeen
shares Of stock a check for the amount
mentioned. but when asked 10 De would
produce the cancelled check Doe eface-
fully worked into an admission ihit mo
stock was paid FOR in cash furnished by
his father. he told of having been prc-
scented with $4,000 worth of stock in the
United Company because he slia.
they knew we 1ad lots ~ friends bon
railroads and such places
Chief Of Police william s. Devery Was
again put upon the rack after Frank
Croker had given his testimony. Much
OF the questioning or tho police cdpLtNi
was similar % that of Saturday. when
be was asked 10 explain the existence of
many dlsOrderlv resorts FOO the city mat
fOurished all hours or the night llekrfN
said that the Police Department had done
an 10 could do with the evidence that DO
had before ~ 10 close such places. lefrfE
denied that ne knew of amy high otlrifl
of the city who was interested in pool
rooms ..
MR.. CROKER ACCOMMODATES.
During the progress of the session llr
OSullivan said % the committee. 'Mr.
Richard Croker desires me 90 say tn1t
he will be al the disposal of this ms si
eating committee az any time up to ApNi
18th. when ne is 10 sail for Europe.
Mr. Moss evidently took this FOR onll-
lenge. and he promptly informed llf.
O'Sulllvan that Mr.. Croker presence WIS
desired az the very next meeting or ine
committed which would be- ON me CONF
ing Friday morning az lO o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
ALBEMARLE LAND SALES.
Farms Change Owners Charloties
Vile \Ofcs-Mfnister Resigns.

Vile Notes-Minister Resigns.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. April 10
Speciai-Mr. Albert II. Christian, Jr., OF
the Richmond Paper Company, has leased
the handsome Callbeck residence, near
the University OF Virginia. and will oc-
cupy II as summer residence FOR his
family on the first OF May.
Mr. A. G. Harrington, Of Iowa, has pur-
chased a farm near Ivy Depot. Price
paid. $500. cash.
Mrs. G. A Lancaster, or Mississippi
has purchased residence on east Jeffer-
son sire. this city. Price 5000.
Mr.. Wllford C. Re d. large tobacconist
Of Richmond is visiting Charlottesville
with a view Of purchasing property and
locating
Mr.. John Dowell. Of Rhode Island. has
leased "Sunnyside." the handsome pro-
perty Of II. l. Lyman. near Monticello
for a term OF years.
Mr.. Thomas Jenries North Carolina, IS
in tho city, prospecting with a view OF
locating.
Rev. b. p. Smith pastor or the pisci-
pies church. rendered his resignation
Yesterday to take effect I'm June. Mr..
Smith is a young man of ability ana
came to this city from Southwest virginia
three years ago. lie has made many
friends in the city. where he Is very
popular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
PEACE WITH SPAIN
Will he Formally Restored To-Day a,
the White Housr-CIosing scene.

tho White HOusr-Closing Scene.
WASHINGTON. April l0-The final
ceremony in the re-establishment OF
peaceful relations between the United
states and Spain will occur az the White
House al o'clock tomorrow afternoon
when the President and Ambassador Cam
DO the latter acting for Spain will eX-
change Publications OF the treaty Of
peace. The Spanish copy of the treaty.
signed by the Queen Regent and Premier
Silvela, arrived Al the French Embassy
to-day. The officials Of the embassy
called on Secretary Hay during the af-
ternoon and made the arrangements for
tomorrow ceremony.
Tho treaty forwarded by Spain Is hand
somey engrossed on parchment 100 Old
English script. with wide double columns
one in Spanish and the other IN English;
its binding OF red Morocco, heavily en-
bossed in gold. which give effect OF the
yellow ana red colors Of Spain. The
United States copy OF tho peace treaty
was finished to-day and placed IN the
possession OF the President at the White
House. Compared with other treaties 10
which the United States Is party. me
document is a model Of simplicity and
neatness. the text is In parallel columns
and left In English and the right In Span
ish. surrounded with a narrow border OF
the national colors. The parchment Is
enclosed In a cover Of dark blue Morocco.
the face and a decorative design In GIT.
the face and decorativedesisn in gilt.
When the exchange OF ratification oc-
ours, the Spanish copy viii be handed 10
President Mckinley 10 become the per-
manent property Of the United states,
and 10 be placed in the state Department
along with other treaties. At the same
time the President will hand to Ambas-
sador Cambon for Spain the American
copy OF the treaty. which will become the
property OF Spain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
Tn Meet In Washington.

WASHINGTON. April l0--The NJ. T..
Church. South, Convention here to-day
decided to hold next years conference IN
this city. the sessions 10 begin the first
Wednesday OF next April The choice
was unanimous, though there was some
rivalry from Baltimore, Clifton Forge ana
In the case OF Mr. J. T. Valiant. the
COMMITTEES on Conference Relations re.
ported THAT g had SGT forth he was onIy
was r.vsn fuii action. Had Il been krow,
have recommended him !; ,,, was td nns ans
yesr n a said that the appointments
wiii bs announced "wednesday. ---.--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

Most men have their Town
ideas about cravats. Or
they are married men it's
really their wives IDEAS
but they don't know this')
In our new spring stock OF
Cravats we have tried to
suit every ones ideas as
far as good taste and FASH
ion will allow.
II you have no particular opin-
ion en- this subject trust us
and you will wear the cor
rect thing.
You cannot find anything in
bad taste, out OF FASH
ion, or at an unreason-
able price in our store, ex-
cepting some things that
are unreasonably low
priced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
ARN0UR'S MEAT
WAS DISC0L0RED.
His Agent Said It Was Caused by
Chemical Treatment
BUT DIDN'T KNOW THE FORMULA
Nicaragua Surveyors Found the Can
ned Beef Unwholcsomc Also-Gen-
eral Miles Says it is Refuse
from Making Extract.
BUT DIDN'T KNOW THE FORMULA

WASHINGTON. April l0.-The arm
court of beef inquiry resumed its ses-
siOns at 10 o'clock to-day with Rear-Ad-
mlral John G.. Walker president OF the
Nicaragua Canal Commission, on the
stand. lie said that canned roast beef
had been used by the commissions sur
veying parties on the lsthmus. He added
that the men did not Ike this beef, pre-
ferring bacon and the fresh native beef
but while this was true. the canned beef
had not been found 20 be unwholesome-
Or. Charles III. Castle an assistant sur
geon OF the First Ohio Cavalry, Tor time
brigade surgeon. and one Of the men
whose name was given by Lieutenant
CAMPER as being present at Lakeland.
Fla. when Mr. MorehOuse. agent for Ar
m,ur K CO.. said that the beef had been
chemically treated. said that on two occa-
sions he had found the meat spoiled AFTER
Il had passed inspection.
WAS DISCOLORED.
On the 18th Of August he had met the
Armour agent his name he ala not
know. I'm the presence Of Captain Car
michael and Lieutenant Camper at the
commlssary depot. On this occasion DR..
Castle had called the attention OF the
agent TO some dscolorations of green
ism character on the meat when the
agent had replied: The discoloration is
due 10 some chemical with which the
beef was treated upon being put in the
refrigerator"
DID NOT KNOW.
ct asked him what the formula was"
continued DR. Castle. "but he replied that
he did not know. that the formula was
unknown TO him
DR. Sidney Reid a reporter, testified 20
the authenticity OF the Associated Press
interview with General Miles, had In
New York. In which he was quoted as
saying the canned roast beef was moth
Ing more than the refuse from which beef
extract had been made and that he had
overwhelming evidence that the EN-
L - ~. tDl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
EngIand's REPRESENTATIVES,.

LONDON April lot IL officially an
nounced that the British Ambassador az
Washington, Sir Julian Paunceforte, and
the British Minister at the Hague, Mr..
II. Howard. have been appointed British
representatives At the Peace Conference
called by the Car. which is TO meet at
the Hague on May 18th.
They will be assisted by Vice-Admiral
Sir John Fisher and Major-General Sir
John Ardagh. as respectively. naval and
military experts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
FREE FROM SMALLPOX.
Alexandria Takes Down Her Last Flag.
The Disease was Very Mild.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, April Especial
The body OF the unknown man that was
found floating in the Potomac late Sat
urdav evening was so badly decomposed
that Il was impossible 10 say whether
Il was white or black. and the coroner
ordered IL to be buried without further
delay.
SMALLPOX epidemic I'm the history OF the
co.ntry to-day disappeared when the
last patlent was dis.nfected and turned
ant of the hospital and the last house
whore there had been a case thoroughly
fumlrated and the nag taken down The
endemic has been the most remarkable
because Of the mild form OF the disease.
as out Of the 2i2 cases reported not 4
single death has occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

WASHINGTON. April 1O.-Upon the
recommendation Of Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury Vanderlip. who has returned
from New Orleans. Secretary Gage has
directed that Milton W. Bell son Of the
Sub-Treasurer, who recently was appoint
ed a clerk and cashier in the Treasury,
be discharged. and that H. NJ. Isaacson,
who was removed by the Assistant Treas
urer 20 make room for his sop be rem
stated.
The Secretary holds that the action Of
Mr.. Bell I'm appointing his son was con-
trarv 20 the civil service laws. and tnat
he had no authority 10 discharge AIR.
TeqqpcOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
Connective Drill.

Company T. held a very enthusiastic
competitive drill last night for hand
some gold medal which was awarded 10
Sergeant Thomas l.. Johnson. he being
declared the best drilled man by the
1udges-Captain Robert lie Masurier Of
Company +, and Lieutenant Mercer Hart
man OF Company c. The medal was
presented by Lieutenant Hartman. Cap
tain George r. Fairlamb is steadily in
creasing the strength OF his company bv
enlisting new recruits on almost every
drill night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
WINNERS IN AUGUSTA.
Completed Returns from saturday
Primaries.

STANTON. VA. April i0.-speciai.-
partial report of the Democratic PR
mary election has already been reported
in these columns. The full returns show
that y. q. watts Is elected sheriH over
= 4 Brown by % majority. Richard :
I<er wins over J. Lewis Bumgardner for
commemorative attorney Tor the county
Augusta by 500 majority. and John p.
Taylor Is elected commissioner ~ reve-
nue. by 5 majority over r. y. wilson
Right Rev a. VI. Randolph visited
Emmanuel church IN tho morning and
confirmed sixteen persons. and Trinity
at nicht and confirmed fifteen HIS ser
mons ON both occasions were particularly
practical and helpful. and the music AZ
rmmanuel by the quintette choir. and
al Trinity by the large vested choir. was
greatly enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
SHOT THE PREACHER.
\ Georgia Negro Parson Called Out
from His Church and Killed.

WAYNESBORO, GA. April lo.-Gil-
bert Ellison. a colored preacher. while
attending church Sunday night last, was
called from the church about 10 o'clock
by some one and shot. from the effects
OF which he died within a short time.
James Robinson. a young white man Of
this city has been arrested. charged with
the killing.
The regular term Of the Superior Court
is now in session and though the grand
fury had completed its work for the term
and been discharged, Judge Crimson this
morning drew an extra new grand jury
and had them summoned TO meet to-mor-
row morning az o o'clock 10 investigate
the matter for trial this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
ANOTHER RIOT
OF PANA MINERS
CONTINUED from First Page)

Gust street. the principal thoroughfare.
two blocks distant he leyeled his re-
vover down the street toward his pur-
SUES and fired. The bullet missed the
deputy and struck Xavier Lecocq. Il
Frenchman. who was standing I'm the
entrance OF a saloon. killing him instant
ly. Stevens then turned and ran into the
store and sought refuge behind a coun-
ter
A DESPERATE DASH.
DEPUTY Cheney dashed into the store.
followed by Deputy Mullen and Downey.
fuslade OF bullets was poured into
the store and stevens emptied his revolver
al his assaiants from behind the couu-
ter The Infatuated crowd at the door
continued TO fire, and Stevens. seeing
that death was inevitable II he remained
behind the counter. made a desperate
dash from cover 10 a stairway In the
rear store. He fell pierced by six bullets
before he had gone ten feet. The firing
stopped instantly and Sheriff Downev
ran 10 the side Of the wounded negro
and placed him under arrest lie Is now
In Jail.
Meanwhile the riot was raging IN the
street As soon as the first shots had
been fred the whistle OF the electric light
plant was blown as "A signal for tho citi-
zens-a majority Of whom had long ago
been sworn i'm as deputies-to turn out
armed and ready 10 fight. Al the same
time the miners of the Pana and PEN
we'll mines. which are located about four
blocks distant from The Penwell store,
which is the centre Of the town. rushed
into the tipples and opened fire on the
throng I'm the streets.
The news that Stevens. ono Of their
number, had been shot and arrested.
aroused them 10 a pitch Of fury They
shot at any living mark in sight and as a
result. among their victims are three
women two OF whom are white women.
wounded, and one negro woman wounded.
II was learned tonight that the names
Of the three dead non-union negro miners,
are James Green. Henry Hobbs. Charles
Watkins The first named OF the dead
negro woman is Julia. her last name cam
not be ascertained She IS also from
Alabama and is said 10 be the wife of a
negro miner
MARTIAL LAW.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL. April 10-GoV-
ernOr Tanner has issued proclamation
declaring marital law at Pana.
Coroner Bradley said az midnight that
ne had been told that the bodies Of six
more negro miners had been found in the
Flatham district. The coroner was una
bile 10 verify rum0r. and decided 70 wait
until daylight 10 investigate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
Rumored Railroad Deal

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April lot Is
semi-Officially reported here thnt the
Knoxville and Bristol railway promoters,
together with the Atlanta. Knoxville ana
Northern railroad, are about 10 purchase
the knoxville and Augusta railroad, run
ming from this city 20 Marysvhle;. a dis
tauce OF sixteen miles This viii form
the closing link between the Norfolk and
Western and the Atlanta, Knoxville and
Northern. thereby giving Atlanta ana
Knoxville another through line TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
Tricdinkill Andrews

NEW YORK. April 10.-The Evening
World states that five weeks ago Wallace
Andrews. the president of the New York
steam Heating Company VINO was burned
his family on Friday last, received
,broigh The mails an Internal machine
Containing enough explosives to blow up
the house and household. The machine,
fbrough the mail. and was an ordinary
how about five inches long. containing
an arrangement of powder. matches and
sulphur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11

and thus faS'er the natior1l hart srsiem
Tor years upon the American people.
am not willing 10 beItVe tndt you
are more Interested I'm the labJrlns men
man they are In themselves, or that You
Know better than they what Dr. good Tor
them. Yours truly, W J. BRYAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
Italy Invited

RoME;Apvrii ln-Itsly has been formally
the Hague, and has appointed MARQUIS
visconu venesta, Minister OF Foreign AZ.
fairs in the late Rudini Cabinet, as her
representative. This Is held 10 Imply
send dslegate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-11
Rcettlfs At Rcnniucs.

WASHINGTON. April 1O.-First race
eleven-sixteenths of a mile.--Dr Parker
G TO - first. Boney Boy. q to z and ouO
Second race-half m.le.-Frelngusser q
10 u first The Amazon q to , and 10 TO
y second. DorcaS Lathrop @ 10 u third.
Time. .JO&.
,nile-Ilady C3 to II first. Tyran q 10 and
2 to II second. r. T. Mitchell 90 to u
third. Time. :233i.
Nsceo q 20 II first. Bantaria - 20 ] and
. To II second. Plantain 10 TO u third
Time. 81. p.
e. Alice Farley 40 To ! and TO II
second. Decanter Is to - third. Time,
IA Ii