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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
New Bentist Paper.

It has been announced that on Jan|- qry |. 1909. a new Baptist ncwspapef will be launched ia Arkansas. with the office cf publication in Little l2ocE
 None of the detHils were made public
 as they arr now being arranged. This step was decided upan at 2 conferene" recently held by q number of the bap- lists of Arkansas, who arc willing to finance and back the nronosed paper
 At this conference it was decided that now was the opportune time for the launching of the new Baptist paper. and Rev. NJ. l.. Thomas. Of Little Rock. and Rev. N F. Pittman. of Fort Smith, were designated as com mittee to make arrangements for the
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LOCAL GROCERS
ENCOURAGE THE
 ORGANIZATION
Of Associations in All Cities to Be Followed by State Organ
 Zat.or.

The retail grocers, association Aell an intersting meeting last Tuesday night, and much business of imqo& ance came before the association.
 An effort is baine IF de to ofsanize retail grocefs' associations in all the cities and towns of the state having a population of 3.000 and over. and al so organization of a state associations. The local association encouraged the idea at it's meeting Tuesday night and invited Deputy Organizer Williams, who is now in Little Rock to visit Pine Bluff He has not yet been heard from but will probably visit Pihe Bluff some time next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
A SHOCKING STORY or Woman s Confidence and Mans Perfidy Told
 in Court. C. J. HOWE, A FARMER, HELD OVER TO GRAND JURY FOR
 6ETRAYlNG
His Sister-in-Law and Con,n,ittina Crime to Conceal Evidence of
 His Infamy.
TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF BAIL

C. J. Howe, whose arrest was re, lated in Wednesdays Graphic, was tried Wednesday afternoon in Justice Vance.s court and bound over to await the action of the grand iury under 5000 bond, in default of which he was sent to jail
 The prosecuting witness, Mrs. Em- ma Ballew, appeared against Howe. Her story, and the stories told bv other witnesses, developed as sad q story as any ever heard in a magis- trate,s court. Howe was her brother in-law An unlawful intimacy had ex- lsted between them, the evidence of which Howe attempted to conceal In SO doing crime Was committed. and Il was for this thathe was tried. Howe conducted his own defense.
 The facts in the case. as given by the witnesses. follow:
 Df. Wells LeFerve= WAS one Of the witnesses His testimony was. in sub stance, that he was called ore day to attend a patient. While paying the
 professional visit. his patient told
 him that thore was young woman
 Tn her household that needed medical
 attention. The patient asked him if i he could take the case, to which he | readily asscnted. The lady of the house was not able to Kcep the we | man @9d nr EefIeVre had her taken ] care of iy :; r0lcrcd woman on Eighth
 ayc1ae Hh"t# child w8s born to | hfr along iH tz@t October, which only lived 3 sfe3t time Evidences of an attempt to conceal tba wcman's shame v"@e evident and Dr i.c!'eyrc went to work to bf,ng the guilty one
 to justice. Howe vas found to be the father of the child. aud he was com municated with by Dr. LeFevre and other nrominom citizens to whose at tention the mater had been called and he was asked to contribute to her support fhis he refused to dc, say 1 ing that h2 would not until the court
 told him to. Findin;; he would do nothing for her mainttnance and ap- Weei&tiHe the enor3ritY of his crime. the gentlemen interested in the case turned the matter oYcr to the officers Howe left the neighborhood where ho lived for q time. but soon as it be, came known that hc had returned Deputy Constable Parbe;. was sent m quest of him and returned with his man.
 Immediately ssfte tae trialW eoH= elUdaa, information a2a @ofn out by
 Prosecutna Ntorsz5 Sorells eharg l ing Howe with q cine eqaailH as
 hcinous IS the first Howe is faE= 1 mCr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
IS AGAINST HANNA Senator Foraker, of Ohio, Declares UnqualitiedIy
 for Roosevelt. AS THE REPUBLICAN PRESI- DENTAL CANDIDATE IN
 NEXT RACE.
The Announcement Lends Great Impetus to the Roosevelt Boom
 for 1904.
IT GIVES HANNA's BOOM A JAR

Washington. Dee 12.-Senator For
 aker has put himself squal ely on rec ord against Marl, Hanna for president
 by announcing that that he is in favor
 Of Roosevelt in 1901. This is the first
 announcement by any Republican leader since Mckinley's death that ha
 is unqualifedly for Roosevelt to sue ceed himself.
 Many expressions of support for Roosevelt's administration have been
 made by Republican senators and rep resentatives. but they have stopped short of going on record in favor of Roosevelt's nomination in 1904. In the main. they have meant no more than ? purpose to support the presi- dents policies and to accept the situ- ation forced upon the party by Me Kinley's death.
 Mr Foraker's announcement will lend impetus to the uphulding of the
 Roosevelt machine Foral1eF has not failed to see the political significance of President RooseveltAs tarndoNn ef l five of Hanna,s national committee men. exclusive of the fenHdiation of Kerens. now pending and the Ohio | senator decisiyelv ali%ns himself with tho Roosevelt rather than thc Hanna
 organization.
 Foraker is the strongest man vel
 secured for the Roosevelt organize ton. He is rated as enc Of the ables,t men in Washington and the fact th9t he lives in Hanna- state will cncoai- age further breaking away frora the present national committee. it's poli- cies and candidates for 1904.
 T have selected my candidate for president in 19o4. His name is Theo- dore Roosevelt.
 This is the emphatic declaration of Senator Foraker as m incident to his discussion of tho TOW among the Ohio ! Republicans. The intmation from l Hanna sources tEat he might be ad-
 vancing his chances IS 2 presidential
 candidate three years hence if he aaa l his friends should win the present l contest for control of the ofganiza- ton of the legislature. after knocking Senator Hanna out of the box as a 1 condition precedent thereto. caused Senator Foraker to smile disdaiaful.E
 2nd he then put n eaG to all iHmo2;
 of his contemplated candidacy for the l presidential nominatieA in fao4 h$ pledging himself in ady@nce to tna 1 support of Mir Roosevelt.
 This declaration renders ineffectrlal
 one of the arguments used hH the Hanna men in the prediction that President Roosevelt would favor thc'
 side if he at any time ceased to he neutral in the Ohio fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12

ed no changes in the comittees on ap- propriations, finance and judiciary but indicated that they will continue Senator Jones. of Nevada. on the finance committee, thus practically adding one to the Republican repre- sentation. The Republicans did not indicate any intention to take care of Senator Wellington in the matter of committees, nor was any suggestion
 made in the caucus that the Demo- crats should find places for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
ANARCHY AND TRUSTS
To Pc Gone After First by the Judic-
 iary Committee.

Washington Dee. l22.-Judge Ray. chairman of the judiciary committee, has called . meeting of that commit tee for today. when the questions cf restricting anarchy and anarchists and of formulating an antitrust meas urc will be discussed informally. ln view of the presidents recommends tions. both of these subjects aNe con sidered of the first importance. Many plans for dealing with anarchy are before the committee and Mr. Ray $ tlraftiDg a measure combining their best features. Conferences will be held with the president and Speaker Henderson. with view Of detcrnin. ine along what lines it is desirable to i=roceed as to the antitrust legisl2 ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
NO TRACE 0T POISON.
Result of Analysis q 5tonach Of
 Rathhun's Alleged Victim.

Louisville KN.. Dee 12.-It is of fciaIly stated tFa tao result of analy is Of the stomach of Charles Good nan. who was allt rcd to have been poisoned by Newell C Hathbnn fo4- mals soldier in tAe Flied states army in Jeffersonvlle laea. oa November has failed to rcveal any traces of poison. Br |. E. Easten6eine, who conducted the ez;.laination, refuses to make any statement. and Prosecutor. Frank Mayfcld ol Jcaersonvii!e de clares that the result ef the analysis will not be made public until Rathbun is placed on trial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12

tant relative to the senator. wore T travelling costume of gray cloth, with
 hat to match She has resided ill this city most of her life. Senator Blackburn daughters Mrs. Lucille Blackburn Lane and Miss Corinne Blackburn, were opposed to the mar riage and did not attend the wedding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12

A Pine Bluff constable. named Cheek. started to Folt Smith about a week ago, in quest of bad man nam ed Morgan, but he has failed to show up It is thought he got hired in some of the prohibition districts along the way-Fort Smith News Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
HECK S-W EST.
Marriage Of Popular Lonokc County
 Couple.

Mr. Jas. H. Hicks, Jr.. and Miss Ida May West of Lonoke county. were married in Litsle Raek. Wednesday.
 Mr. Hicks is 8 s9a of Hon. ]. Ii. Hicks. of Loaolo county. an ex-seriff of the county and former member of the Arkansas legislature. He is 22 years of age and is employed as 2 baoENe a9cr by the finn Of J. r. MoH- Icy at England. He is an exemnari young man and honored and trust q by al! who know him. The bride $ the daughter of Capt. N ?. West one of the most prominent planters of Loaoke county and well known throughout tie state. She is just 26 years CT a&e, of more than usual beau Y. hi&hl% accomplished and educate ! and popular for her many charming eraccs among all who know her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
Senator Blackburn Weds.

Washington, Dec. 12-United States Senator J. c. S. Blackburn of Ken. lucky and Mrs. Mary F. Blackburn were married here today 1t the rec tory of St. Paul's church, by Rev. Father Maxim. Only a few relatives were present The bride, whose first husband was Judge Blackburn, dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
ON A GRAVE CHARGE
Alex Derreauseaux, Negro, Is Held
 for Grand Jury.

Alex DerreausseauX, a negro. was tried in Esq. Garrett's court this morning charged with committing an uncomfortable crime upon the person of Ernie Howell. negress fifteen years of age. He was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
Chance fer Snebs.

Frank Could has ala1oao worth Of !ees which he will throw nn9a th" dog market This is a chance for those who cannot hoDnoh with th2 four hundred to hobnob with some of the dogs thereof Re. ances reqGf' Atlanta Constitution
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70 WAS ON HAND AND PAR.
 o,,A1Ep IN THE PRO- cEEDINGS.
... Jones Was Again Made ;.u., and Concerted Action
 the Order.
seNMENT OF COMMITTEE

Washington, Dee. l-.-All the Se1- ;. elected as Democrats, with the
 ,a.ion of Senator =McLaurin. If ..h Carolina. were present at their reus yesterday. as were all the sen. ,s who were elected as Silver Re Istcans or Populists. All the lnde- ,apnts except Senator Teller. of hsa3o had entered the Democratic nsns held lust before adjournment t March. but Senator Teller re- snpd away. He was present, how r at yesterdays conference and rcpated in the proceedings. The pus was called at the instance of 1aor Jones, of Arkansas, who | ted that he had thought it possible the new senators might want to Ike some change in the officers ef caucus. There was. however, q neral expression of satisfaction With
 present officials ana senator hes was re elected unanimously iirnaa cf tIe caucus. Tie old com. j jthe ea ofder Of business also was s71ointed and 13o cna vacancy on t corni;te Uas tiled by the SC eiea of Senator EaBois. of Idaho b Ras the ho:ar of al! the western nbeFs of ta ezVaes
 saastor Tii,.-sza suggested that Ire should tn frequent conferences
 contsaa ef.attto agree upon
 aan features of ali political con- Nessts. There was a general re. f1se to this suggestion and the ai0a was fairly unanimous that tn
 ay should present a united front. Fnitting nc nTore struggling than E absolutely necessary.
 fnator Jones presented a state at rom the Republican committee. alnng it's wishes to the committee garments, from which it appeared \ the Republicans were anxious . 1ease the Republican membership SVefal committees and to decrease
 DeMocfatic membership of a few uv comlttees. The most important alses suggested by them was that
 republicans should be allowed to
 one membor to their side of the 4aftae ea commerce, while the Fnoefats should agree to surrender
 place. The committee, as noH 4a'ated, inaiades ten Republicans
 seven Democratic members. It @ aecGed 10 Vigorously resist this "aloA. The Republicans also ex- ssed a desire to increase the mem s"p or the coma!ittce on agricui-
 @Aa census from nine to eleven 4' tWo memFfars to be Republi-
 <" increase the committee CT .4s from thitteen to fourteen, tlio sv'cans to have eight members 9e hsmocrfts six, as againe'
 sha si@. respectively. as the s-''ee is nor, constituted. hn 3'e IS a'@o proposed in the con
 @e On fo. q relations. As it .at - s1and3 the eoumittee num- s, eleven members. four 9'' are hemocrats. The propos- Make il consist of thirteen s, s'9' e.sEt of whom shall be Re .1saS aad Eve Democrats. The ksf; oe Il sGon5ed, would give mem m, ;, VI eleven. only four of whom k,is Ye oemocrats. The Democrats ,, eo oppose the proposed q |. irrigation. '''''ee VI e'"''''' The Republican con, ,,, ;,too .naaos+
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
FOE STEALING A COW
Jerry swoop co!ored, Is Bound Over
 to Grand Jury.

Jerry svoop a negro, was arraign- ed before Esquire Vance upon charge of grand larceny. it being al legged that he stole a COW from MT. c. L. Madding. He was bound over to the March grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
Batem an-T ate.

marriage license was issued this morning to Miss Ida Batemen, of Red field. and Mr. w A. Tate. of Greer Both contracting parties are promi- nently connected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12
Death of Ed Thomas,

Mr. Ed Thomas, brother of Nr. Red Thomas, of this city, died recently in Cleveland county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-12

proposed enterprise. They met in Lit tie Rock Wednesday and outlined a plan, which will be acted on at once.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
Maurel homestead.

NOTICE TO WHOM MAY CON- CERN: Referring to my claim for patent to 160 acres in Pinal valley north of the town of Globe, for which l made entry in the U. s. land office at Tucson on April 1, l desire to state for the information of adverse claim ants and the public generally that settled on said tract of land twenty years ago, and have expended thou sands of dollars to improve the same. l was in undisputed possession of this land until the spring of 1890, when certain parties, backed by the management of local mining company, squatted on portions of the tract, and they have been followed by others from time to time, until now there are eighteen houses built within the limits of my homestead This land having been until very recently un- surveyed, there was no way to oust them, and l was compelled to await the time when the land should be sur veyed and opened to entry.
 My right to this land has been gained by continuous residence upon it, and by recording my claim in the office oI the county recorder, as prov ided by the laws of the territory, and while 1 do not wish to deal harshiy by inno- cent parties who are adverse claim. ants, and who may have thought their rights vaIid, yet intend to use every egai means U establish my utle anu obtain patent to Lhis land under tn, numesJead laws.
 To those persons who occupy and hold any portion of the land within my homestead entry under a misap. prehension Of the facts, and are willing to recognize my prior right, l will meet half way in an amicable settle ment. ANDRE MAUREL
 Globe, Arizona, April 3, 1901.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
4 Winter Picnic,

A picnic was given last Sunday, in honor of Miss NJ. Saunders, of Los Angeles, who will leave in a few days for that city to spend the summer. The weather was not of the picnic order, as it rained tp some extent at WheattieldS, where the plcnic was held, and showed upon the surround ing mountains, but the mirth and good cheer was not marreG in the least. After the drive to Dave DeyOre'S 'S ranch, the picnic party returned to the little red school house, opposite Mir. Freemans place. and there en- joyed themselves with games, rope jumping, horse riding and target shoot ing until dinner was announced by the chaperOne, in which case, like school children, urging was unnecessary. The menu was excellent, all the pie nlc delicacies were served, and the coffee, wisely thought of, was of good cheer indeed, and some, like Oliver Twist, asked for more.
 During the afternoon, Old Terpsich- ore assisted in whirling the time away, and some of the young people were really adopts in the art The outing was made in several vehicles, and on the return trip the bus party, which consisted of fourteen of Globe $ young people. was indeed merry one, one bundle of good nature, and it is doubt ful if some of them can look serious again for some time to come. Miss Alice Dolenty took fancy to the driver, Charley, and rode in on the box with him to show how she could handle the ribbons over team of four; and the next day it showed
 Those who attended were: Mir. and Mrs. ThOs. PascOe, Mir. and Mrs. W. W. BrOokner, MT. and Mrs. Chas. A. Brown, MT. and Mrs. V. Dunham. Mesdames Sultan, Garrison. Misses Heath, Planter, Cauly, Chis- holm, Alice and Winnifred Dolenty, Laura and Bessie Brookner Messrs. Curl, Saylor, Byrne, Stelzridge, Wm. and Harry Sultan, Nutley and Zausch,
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
A Rag,ns Roaring Flood

Washed down a telegraph hue which Chas. c. Eills, of Lisbon, la. had to repair Standing waist deep in icy water" he writes, gave me terrible cold and cough. 1t grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors ID Oakland Neb., Sioux City and Omaha said I had consumption and could not live. Then l began using Dr. Kings New Discov cry and was wholly cured by six bot. ties. Positively guaranteed for colds, coughs and all throat and long trou- bles by Globe Drug Store.
 Price 30 and Sl. Trial bottles free.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

The sheriff'S office is now provided with prison register and a license register, in which the records are kept ln.detail, very great improvement over the imperfect methods formerly employed, and which together with other changes made by Under Sheriff Hinson Thomas, greatly facilitate the business of the office.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

MT. David Peter, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Gertrude, arrived from Arlington, Illinois, last Satur- day, and left Monday morning for Tonto, to visit his son, David J. Peter and family. They were visitors here in 1899, and have liking for Arizona David Peter is brother of the well known stockman and good citizen, Geo. T. Peter.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

The prison register in the sheriff $ office shows that IS arrests were made during the quarter ending March 31, of which number two cases were for insanity, and six felony charges. five of the defendants being held to the grand jury-two for burglary, one grand larceny, one robbery and one horse stealing.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

William Grayelle has purchased one-half interest in the business of the Kan Kan restaurant, with Charles White, and will hereafter give his per sonal attention to the business, which fact will add much to insure the sue cess of the only restaurant in town where white help is exclusively em- ployed.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

George Tavlor who has been rum ming the lunch counter at Me Nelly's corner, was arrested on charge of assault and battery, and tried on Tuesday before Justice Rawlings. was found guilty and sentenced to 50 days in the county jail
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
.I have been troubled with ipdioe,

''l have been troubled with indiges- ton for ten years, have tried many things and spent much money to no purpose until I tried Kodol dyspepsia cure. l have taken two bottles and got. ten more relief from them than all other medicines taken. I feel more like boy than l have felt in 20 years [" Anderson Riggs of Snnnv Lnne, Tex 2. Thousands have testified ns dil Mir. R'i es. Glo ,e Drug Store, Roberts & Peterson.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

L. G. Coombs has reopened the Globe assay office opposite the Globe Commercial Co.'S store. He has com plete apparatus and is prepared to do all kinds of commercial assaying with accuracy and promptnesS.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

w. c. Martz.came in from Rye on Wednesday fol supplies. He says the rainfall has not been heavy on Rye as it was on Tonto. and the season is rather backward; nevertheless, grass has made fair start and feed will soon be good.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Families can have their washing done very cheaply at the Globe Steam Laundry. The washing is rough dried, starched aud mangled and the ironing can be done at home. Rates, 2 cents pound. Leave orders at Pratt's fruit sfnra
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Robert Matthews who was so severe ly injured at the U. G. mines about three weeks ago, by being hit in the face with a block of wood, has been improving steadily, his face having nearly healed. His jaw bone was placed in splints yesterday, and it is thought that he will be able to be about in two or three weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Judge P. M. Thurmond, who has been unwell for the past two weeks, left on Tuesday for Indian Hot Springs, near Thomas, where he will spend two or three weeks. We hope he will find the use of the water bene- ticial
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

George Dearborn CorSon is now In charge at San Carlos as Indian agent, having relieved Capt. Nicholson. The latter is daily expecting orders to join his regiment.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Supervisor M. J. Fuller, of Pine, brought his wife and one of his small children with him, to keep him com pany while he is attending the regular quarterly meeting of the board of supervisors.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Capt. D. B. Lacy one of the mem berS of the council of the village of Globe, came up from Salt river on Tuesday, and is spending few days in town.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
Job Couldn't Have Stood it.

If he had itching piles. They're ter rihly annoying; but Bucklen's AruIcs -alve will cure the worst cnse of piles on earth IL hns cured thousands For II iuries, paips or bodily eruptions it's the best saIve in the world, PrIcs 25o a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Globe drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Two young men had row out at one of the wood camps recently, one of them being arrested and tried be- fore Justice Rawlings, on Tuesday, who turned him loose.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
White Sewing Machine

Every White sewing machine now sent out is equipped with Ball Bear ings, making it the lightest running and most Seryiceable machine of the age. An assortment of these excel lent machines carried in stock by F. w. Westme ger, Globe, Arizona, and sold at the lowest cash prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

The boys brigade held ceremonial service Sunday night in St Johns church in memory of their departed comrade, Grover c. Fredericks.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Frank Ketcherside has bunch of horses on Salt river, near the mouth of RaccOOn creek, getting them fat tened up for work on the mountains.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

Wm. Mill Williams, the enterpris- ing North Globe merchant, made us d pleasant visit this week. He has just received new line of dry goods, shoes, gents furnishing goods, and fresh stock of groceries Read his advertise ment in these columns.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all who owe delinquent taxes for the years 1898, 1899 and 1900, to pay the same without delay and save the addition of costs of collection.
 J. II. THOMPSON, Assessor.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

The Kan Kan restaurant, under the management of Gravelle X White, will cater to the miners trade. SatiS- faction guaranteed. Board s25 per month.