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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
A DEGREE.
ELLIOTT MADE AN
 IMPORTANT RULING.
p. G. Jenkins. Administrator, Ordered to Deliver Property to the Named
 Heirs

In the Jefferson county Chancery court Saturday decree was recorded in which P. c. Jenkins, of Sherril, administrator Of the estate of + N. Vaugine, deceased, and who held the lands of the estate, the total val1 1e of which is over s40,000, was ordered and directed by Chancellor Elliott to turn over to Mrs. George Morrow, Miss Sallie Vaugine, Dr. c. M. Vau- zine, Miss Lulu Vaugine and MT. N. T. Jenkins, heirs named in the papers. one tenth each of the said lanls, which had previously been divided and set apart for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

General Miles in the position of Lieu tenant General, this being the unani- nous sentiment of the committee. Even if this is not done, and the Pres ident should displace him, it would occasion one of the liveliest contests which the Senate has witnessed for some time. The Sampson-Schley con- troversy would be mere ripple con- pared to the struggle which is certain to occur if General Miles is supersed- ed by any other Major General.
 c. M.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
HE IS CRAZY.
CRAIG DECLARED A LUNATIC
 AND SENT TO THE ASYLUM.
The Carpenter Who Terroized the People at snglish-Lee Vale
 Went to the Pen.

Saturday afternoon Sheriff Mccoy carried T. N. Craig the white carpen- ter from English, to Little Rock, where he will place him in the State insane asylum Lee Vale negro, was also carried 10 Little Rock and put in the penitentiary.
 Craig is the man who, during a re- cent drunk, terrorized the people of English, a station near this city, where he also took possession of q train by threatening to shoot the en- gineer and fireman. County Judge Martin had the man examined and physicians declared him to be luna tic. lie has wife and two children. who passed through Pine Bluff Friday en route to town in the northern part of tie State to take up their home with relatives.
 Lee Vale is the negro who stole brass from the shops here and was later captured in Memphis. His part her in the crime, Phil Johnson, is now in the penitentiary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

and caught MT. Morrow beneath it. His right leg was broken near the knee and he was otherwise bruised about the body.
 Dr. Troups, the company's physician, was called and reset and dressed the wounded member MT. Morrow was then removed to his home at the cor her of Fifth avenue and Texas street.
 MT. Morrow is related to City En- gineer Joe B. White and has many friends who will regret to learn of his misfortune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
Contracts Let.

MT. A Brewster is enIarging his brick plant one-third by adding aa. other kiln, with daily capacity Of 2G,9oo bricks. He is also building | one-story brick store, corner 1Gth and Main street, 2Gx90 feet. This will be occupied as general store. Law renee, Kneedler X Go. have the con tract for both jobs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
To ErIarne tie Store.

Saturday Mr John Roth, of New York, let to Contractor !3rgce the con tract for an addition to be made on his store house occupied by Mir Wolf Nichols on Main street. The addition will be built in the rear of the build ing, 8 feet back, and will cost a neat sum of money The store, which is one of the most substantial in Pine Bluff, will be very attractive when the improvement is made. A contract for over s1 ,000 of new fixtures was also let to the Bluff City Lumber Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
A TROOP TRAIN
OF MILITARY STORES CAPTURED
 BY THE BOERS.
Twenty Cape Town. Police Sur render to the Boers Without
 Shot.

KIMBERLEY, Jan. 26.-A train with troops and military stores on board was waylaied and captured by the Boers at Slijpklipp, near Fourteen Streams (north of Kimberley this morning. The Republicans captured small post of Dublin Fusileers, the.l blew up the culvert and waited for the train. An armored train has gone in pursuit of the Boers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
HIS LEG BROKE EN
PAINFUL ACCIDENT BEFELL MR.
 GEORGE E. MORROW.
Was at Work at a Machine When a Belt stipfed and the Pulley Fell
 on Him.

MT. George E. Morrow a we'll known and popular employe Of the Bluff City Lumber Company met with pain ful accident at the company's plant in the west end of the city Saturday night
 Mr. Morrow is one of the large night force. He was at work at one of the machines when belt slipped and the pulley fell from it's fastenings
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
Bribery InVestiaation.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 26--The special committee of the County court resumed it's hearing today of witnesses in the alleged charge of at tempted bribery of Justice Hyde by Representative Brantly in the county school superintendent .tee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
The FCrEyce School,

l desire to announce that haiabeen appointed financial agent Y the Lit-' tie Rock conference to faise SG. .00e for the equipment of our Training School at Fordyee. This is to be q part of our 20th century thank offer ing work; any one can direct his thank offering to this school The churches of Pine Buff have pald about $o0o into the thank offering fund. But not onc-third of our peo- Die IS represented in this amount. want to ask everyone who has not given anything yet to direct their of ierlng to Fordyce school. We can make 1t the best school in the State.
 We have two colleges in Arkansas. one named for q Missippian and the other for Miasourian Why not some Arkansas mans name go down m history connected with our edu- catlonal work? We would be glad to name this school for anyone who would furnish sG,0o0 to erect the buildings
 T. D. SCOTT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
As to the Cotton Belt.

NEW FORK, Jan. 26.-one of the principal officers of the St. Louis Southwestern Railroad said today: In spite of the persistent runers about the consolidation of the rail- roads in the Southwest, the St. Louis Southwestern is not and will not be party to any deal.'
 St. Louis Southwestern shares were unusually active in the Stock Ex- change yesterday and they advanced in price.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
Police Surrendered.

CAPE TOWN, an. o6.-Twenty Cape police surrendefel to the Boers at Devondale, January 21, without fir ing shot
 It is reported that General Prinsloo was wounded in the fighting of Janu- ary 16
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
T. b. SCOTT.

The iioo-Hoos will hold U special meeting at the Graphic office in this city WednesdaY evening to arrange matters fer the eoqc8tenatioH to be heI din Pine blaf February 7. All IIoo-Hoos arc cordially invited and requested t9 be present..
 Mrs. f. Y Knox i visiting at Tucker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
GENERAL MILES
ntv DEARLY FOR HIS EX-
 posUREs OF EMBALMED BEEF.
hene Discovered to Depose Him as Lieutenant General of
 the Army.

AsHINGTON, Jan. 26.-At last
 Iral Miles is to pay for his temer
 exposing the ring that forced
 embalmed beef upon the army.
 canoe has been slow in coming,
 lii has been carefully nursed and
 fall at last-unless, the intima-
 of it's intentions given by the ad-
 stration in it's delight, may cause
 blation by Congress that will balk
 The army bill is not yet out of
 terence and can still be amended
 General Miles enemies kept
 1t until it was reported, nothing
 Id have saved him.
 he intimation given ont at the
 Department by the Generals bit
 enemies in the Adjutant-Ge Generals
 e that President Mckinley would
 bably not appoint General Miles to
 position of Lieutenant General hted by the army reorganization
 but would appoint either Major beral Brooke or Major General B, has stirred Congress deeply. army bill as passed by the Senate
 tains the following paragraph: fhat nothing in this act shall be d or construed so as to discharge
 officer from the regular army or l deprive him of the commission ieh he now holds therein.
 t was expected that this would be Efficient to protect General Miles. (t considerable doubt as to it's effect Enow raised by the fact that General Hes does not hold a commission as leutenant General By paragraph lded to the military academy ap- ropriation bill last session it was pro- ded that "the senior Major General the line commanding the army shall i've the rank, pay, and allowances
 a Lieutenant General General lies was never nominated for the gher office, and the Lieutenant G au- afs commission was neve" issued to m, He is simply drawing the pay n enjoying the rank of the position. here is no doubt that under the new W the President could nomlna1e any her Major General
 unless Congress so direc.s. the 'obahility that General Mile wlli Ee lected is Dot now regarded hopefully hls closest frieads. It is thought may be retired under the 30 years 'fVlce clause, or else rclesated to e command of the department Of e East, with headquarters at Cover 'f Island, or sent to Chicago, where ehefal Otis is in coilmand. Both of ese departments have been com ahded ny General Miias. Shoull it etelofe happen that General M.lrs lould De refused reappointmeet 1t lSht be almost impossible for him to 'eept detail to servo under officers no nave been his juniors throughout 5 long military career. Gcnc-al iies Was a Major General of volun- CTS When 25 years of age, and from at tune has ranked General Brooke ia General Otis. There are others, '"eYer' who contend that Niles will U go upon the retire list until com. 'lied to do so by operation of the w. which would be on August s, o9. Both Brooke and Ois retire 'xt year.
 lAe necessity fol. C n., .es.;.on Il ae- 'h has been called to the attention the conferees of the army pill and IS probable that they will agree 'oh provision which will retain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
he New Laundry.

lne White Star Laundry at No 2l7 East Third avenue will begin opera ti0nsT tuesday and is ready 10 re- ceiye any and all business. Tele- phone the White Star and they will call for your laundry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

Miss Jessie Adams, who is teaching school at Tamo, is here spending a few days with relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
Will Sue the Roai.

Joe Martin, of Pine Bluff, was in town Wednesday, accompanied By his attorney. w. D. Jones, aleo of P;ne Bluff, for the purpose of Investigating the manner of the killing of Dan Martin, his brother, by freight train near Hendrix College few months ago. We suppose they were getting up evidence with the view of bringing suit for damages Conway (Ark.1 Democrat
 The Mathontes Club will ncc1 Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs " F. Coleman at the residence Of Mrs. I B. Atkinson. on West FHth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27
Atentinn. hlnn.kicoS

Pine Bluff, Ark
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04

Junta Central Ejecutivs, nombrada para
dar soluci6n a los acuerdos tomados por la
Asamblea Magma de anteayer.
Fueron nombrados Tesorero, Contador
y Secretario, pectivamente, los seiores
Soler, Antonetti Balbas Sc acord6 dar
un voto de gracias toda la prensa del
pats por la cooperation prestada por ella !;
solicitar del gobierno las Camaras de
los Estados Unidos que no den su apro-
baci6n al bill" Holander; ell Presi-
dente di6 cuenta de haber puesto en- la
maflana de aver tres exteEsOs y express
sivos cables tirmados por ell Washington,
uno al Presidente de los EStadOs UnidoS,
ctro al Presidente del COngreso otro al
Secretario de EstadO; Sc design6 a los seflo-
res Ledesma, BOrda Seller para presentar
al G0bernad0r los scuerd0s de la Asamblea
Magma; excitar las poblaciones de la isa
que formen juntas de propaganda, con caraC
ter econ6micO, mantenerse en- fntima comu
nicaci6n con estas; que la misma cOmisl6r
nOmbrsda para partIcipar al senior Goberna
dor los acuerdOs de la asamblea cunpla e
de rOgar al senOr Secretari0 del Gobierno Ci
vii Sc sirva remitir cuanto antes WAshl nj
ton la Ley Hollander aprObada: nombrar |;
comisi6n que por la Asamblea Magma ha
ir Washington invitar al Comit6 de de
fensa que por su parte designe otra Il otra
personals con igual objeto para que yayal
juntos y unifcados en- los procedimieEto
ambas comisiones.
La Junta Central Ejecutiva nombr6 pc
su parte los seilores Borda Balbas.
La session Sc levant6 a Ia una menos cual
to dc la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Acuerdos

Qued6 acordado que los representatives de
Ia isla presentes en- ell acto los que han
podido concurrir sean declarados Ccnsejeros
de la Junta Central Ejecutlva, asf como
cue Sc excite los pueblos, sin excluir los
que no hayan podido por talta de tempo
confsrir su representation, para que nom.
bren sus Juntas Locales Economies.
Tamhen Sc acord6 Sc le diesen faculta
des la Junta Central psra que Sc designa
Sc la persona personas que han de formal
Comisi6n que ira Washington.
Con este term no ell acto, que resultt
solemne pues ssistieron mas de dos mil per
sonaS, entire elias unos quinientos delegado
con credenclales, compuestos de los prime
pales capitalstaS de la isla.
Todos los mayores contribuyentes pro
pietarioS de la isla concurrieron al acto cal
culandose estuviese representada Ia riquez,
del pals en- unos SESENTA MILLCNES
DE DOLLARS.
Puede decirse que una asamblea igua
no sc habia pressnciado todavia en- Puert
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Mas discursos
) Habl6 Ell sefior Rodriguez Sierra.

> Habl6 ell sefor Rodriguez Sierra.
EnVfa el arlauso con que le recibi6 ],
concurrencis, al cOraz6n del senor Hollan
der, fin de que SO le despierte la con
ciencia.
Vi6 protestar al pueblo, durante el pasa-
do regimen, contra las tarifas, menos abu-
sivas que Ell proyecto de ley que Sc comba-
te. Ri pueblo dina, csso de que fracasen
las gestlones que se vienen hacienda para
aboir ell proyecto de ley del senior Hollan-
der que el 'biil" Sc ha aprobado por Ia
fuerza dc las bayonetas, no por la fuerza de
la raz6n del pueblo dc Puerto Rico.
Y concluyo repiliendo con ell senior Andi-
10 (''Di6genes Prieto'') que 81 con su SAN
gre pudiera salvar la isla de la catAstrofe
que la amenaza, no vacilaria I'm momento
en- derramaIlA toda porla prosperidad de la
TERRA que Ie di6 el ser.
El orador fue calurOsamente aplaudido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Ell Sr. AndinO

Habl6 en nomble de la cIase obrera de la
Carolina la que representa- en- la Asam-
blea.
Combati6 la ley Holander en- un discurso
de tonos tan en6rglCos que la Presidencia
agito varias yeces la campanilla fin de lla
marie la atenci6n. La Asamblea lie aplau
did por eapacio de algunos minutes, excitan
doe que continuase hablando.
Elue otr.s cosas, djO que ell imponer
las contriouclones al pals, en- la situaci6n
que atrayiesa actualments, era un robo; con
sIderandose &. personalmente roba9O por re
presentar la clase obrera, que tambi6n con.
tribuye satlsfacer los gastos pdbIicOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Lectura de TN tclegrama
Mas proposieiones presentadas

El seTor BalbaS do ectura un telegra
ma del alcalde de Ai5onto, protestandC
contra la ey dsl stnor HoIiander.
Tanbi6n do leslura el mismo senol
Balba. q las slguentes propos Clones suyas
que fueron aceptadas:
-Nombrar una Junta Central ecOn0ml-
Ca de Caracter pernanente-
-Exeitar las poblaci0nes de la sla
para que organicen sus juntas Locales.
Redactar una prOtesta que Sera remi-
tida a la persona mas Caracterlzada de
cada localidac para que haga recoger ell
mayor nGmero de firmaS con la profession,
oficiO contribution que pagan al margen,
a fin de que So pueda juzgar por estOs da-
tos de la calidad de los iirmantes.
Que estss stas siryan de base una
organization economical general, CuyO
efecto So celebraran meetings eu toda la
isla.
Que Sc nombre una tomisIon para ir
Washington d gestionar la anulacl6n de
esta ley, basandOse en- los argumentos de
equidad de justcla que aparecen consig-
nadOs en- la protesta lefda.
Cue por medic de una comisi3n Sc
ruegue al sefior Gobernador SecretariO
enNl0u w dSuiuSbyh Stdhto duteS Ia Acy
sancionada aqui, sin tomalse los sesenta
dfas, que concede para hacerlo la Ley Fo.
raker
--Pedir al Gobierno de Washington
que por los medios que ie sugiera su buen
deseo de favorecer Puerto Rico, snspenda
la Ley H.lsnder y prOrrogue ia Ley Fora
ker un aiio mas.
--ProteslaI con toda energfa contra ell
atentado Ia rqueza la propiedad, que
apareja la Ley Hollander.
-Esiabiecer fntlma Inteligencia con to-
das las sociedades d. earacter ee0n6miCO que
existan en- Ia isia, tngularmenIe con Ia LII
ga de Propietarios con la Junta de defen.
% para maTchar al unisono.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
Sc AP0DERARAN De DOS PUERT0S

Ell gobierno de Washington esta
decidido a conceder q Cuba ell Pro
tectorado otorgandole, ademas, al
gunos privilegios.
Dos puertos de mar, por de prom
to, quedaran en- poder de los Esta
dos Unidos, cuya naci6n los fortifi-
cara y dispondra de ellos su anto-
jo.
Los demas perteneceran a la Re-
publica de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
en- Cabo Rojo

Sc did lectura un telegrama de Cabo
Rojo, recibido por ell Presidente del Comite
de Defensa, senior don Francisco de Paula
Acuna, anunciando que ell comercio de Cabo
ROjo habfa cerrado sus puertas, suspendien.
dose todas las transacciones mercantiles,
como protesta solemne contra la Icy del Sc
nor Hollander.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04

Su discurso fu6 espontaneo, facil y de no.
teria elocuencia,
Hablaron tambi6n los sefiores Pcrtela Y
Frsgoso, concedi6ndose cinco minutes la
Asamblea para deliberar.
Sc propuso que cada representante de los
que asistieron a la Asamblea, sea nombrado
delegado en- sus respectiyos pueblos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Una protests

El sefol don Jose G.. del Vale di6 lectu.
ra una protesta de los propietarios de fin
cas- lGstcas de Adjuntas los cualss encomen
daban la representation de sus intereses al
senor Balb $, qui6n en- un breve discurso,
demostrt su reconocimientO pOr la confanza
que eu 6l Sc hac.a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
La Junta Central Ejecutiva

Qued6 consttuida en- la siguiente torma
Presidente, Jose Esteban Saldana; Vice
presidentes: Julian q. Blanco y Vicente
Balbas; Vocales: Wenceslaa Borda padre /
Carlos NJ. Soler, j. G. Mumford, Ldcas
Scott, Vicente Antoneti, Candido Garcia;
Suplentes: Wenceslao Borda [hijol, Gerar
do Soler, Antonio Alvarez Nsvs, Juan B
Arzuaga, Arturo Guerra, Mr.. L. Arpin.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
kindergarten seleCtO

Ell Instituto Washington ofrece a suS
favorecedores, desde ell luneS del presente,
un Kindergarten SelectO," cargo de una
profesora Americana de preparation ex
periencia competente; posee ambos idio.
mas, espafOl & ingl6s.
Quota mensual, $3.50.
Admitense niIos de amos.
Horas de clase, de s a IL. A. NJ,
81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Que la Juta Central economical la com

Que la Juta Central economical la com.
pongan:
Un presidente.l
Dos Vice -presfdentes.
Seis Vocales propietarios.
Seis suplentes.
Y que de su seno eliza la misma Jun.
ia Ell Tesorero, Ell Contador y Ell vocal Sc.
cretario.
Solemne manifestation de protesta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
A Number Wounded
The United States will Take
Possession of Two Ports

The government at Washington
has decided to grant Cuba a protec-
torate, with, moreover, every pri'
vilege.
For the present, two seaports will
remain in the possession of the Uni
ted States, which nation will do
about them whatever shO chorses.
The other ports will belongIstd
the republic Of Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Noisy Manifestation in Spain
against the Jesuits

In Madrid and Barcelona the peo-
pie have paraded the streets cryings
"Down with the Jesuits a se-
rious tumult and noisy manifesta-
tons having occurred
The troops are on guard over the
converts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04

entire la multitud di6 margen q una
desperation general, que Sc produjo
entire la confusion mas grande, re-
sultando mas de 70 personas lesio-
nadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
Perez GaIdos Guilty

Said manifestations of the popus
lace have been given rise to by Ger.
tain dramas of the illustrious Cana.
rian writer, Don Benito Perez Gal.
dos, put on the stage last night
with great success.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
COlegiO de San Pablo
eSTABlECI00 EN- EL 7ANTIGU0
SEMINARIO CONCILIAR.
SeccI6n Kindergarten

En- este Colegio Sc inaugurara ell MiGrco.
les, del cOrriente, a las ocho y media de la
manana, la escuela de Kindergarten, dirigl-
da por los excelentes profesores de Nueva
Orleans,,y deStinados 4 la ensenanza propia
para nilCs memories de s amos, con la cual
SO ira desarrolandO la inteljgenca de 6stos,
para que puedan luego con mejor Gxito de.
dlcarse al estudio de las asgnaturas cores
pondientes a la instruction primaria supe-
ri0rs
Sc admiten unoS 80 ni1os pulientes, y
al efecto sus padres 9 tutores Sc dirigiran al
Sr Obispo de la Di6cesis. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
RUID0SAS MANIFeSTACI0NE
EN- ESPANA
CONTRA LOS IeSUITAS

En- Madrid y Barcelona Sc ha Ian
zado el pueblo a la calle al grito de
"imueran los jesuitas! ; habiendo
ocurrido grandes alborotos y ruido.
sas manifestaciones.
Las tropas guardian los convento5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
PEREZ GALD0S CUIPABLE

Dichas manitestaciones populares
han sido originadas por algunos dra-
mas del insigne escritor canario, don
Beuito Perez Gald6s, representados
anteayer noche con gran 9xito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
New York Market.

New York, February 4th 1901
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
MERCAD0 De NUeVA YORK

Nueva York, Febrero
Hanna de Trigo "Tum-
badOra'. '.... $500
AzGcar centrifugado. 80. S 4.38.
Az6car mascabado -. s 3.78
OambiOs sObre LOndres. 49,. $4.8025
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-04
NUMEROsOs LEslONAOOs

La intensa alarma que SO inicl6I