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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Washington. Jan. without muir.
muir Of dissent and without a word OF
comment the senate Thursday displaced
the ship subsidy bill from is privileged
position "a unfinished business" and
substituted for II the army reorganiza.
ton bill Since the second day Of the
present session the shipping bill has
been the unfinished business" with the
understanding It should not interfere
with the consideration Of the army reor.
ganizAtion bill or Of appropriation bills.
The resolution offered Thursday by
Mr. Pettgrew calling for information
with reference 10 the Philippines was
referred to the Philippine committee.
Another Of Mr.. Pettigrew's resolu.
tons, calling upon the president for in.
formation as 20 necessity for increase IN
the army, was referred 70 the committee
on military affairs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

New York, Jan. Failures in 1900
wee slightly more numerous than IN
the preceding year and the liabilities
also showed slight increase There
were 09l3 failures. with liabilities OF
Sl25. 1856, 705 aud assets Of 600, no, sos in
1900, gain Of rs per cent in number
over 1899 and increase Of 9 per cent, or
about twice the former percentage in
liabilities, but the assets only equAled
those Of the preceding year. With the
exception OF 1899 the failures were the
smallest in number since 1881 The liza.
bilities were the smallest with one ca.
ception since 1899.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
Pre.ldentlaI nominations.

Washington. Jan. 4.-The president
has sent the following nominations to
the senate:
Oscar r. williams Of New York, TO DO
consul nc Singapore.
Frank Mower Of Ohio, TO be consul at
Antigua, w. l.
Frederick l.. Rit,man Of Ohio, 10 be
auditor for the war department.
James +. Harlan Of Illinois. to be ut.
torney general Of Puerto Rico.
Captain II. A. Shaw. assistant surgeon
Of the United States army, 10 be- surgeon
Of volunteers with rank OF major.
Corporal George Steunenberg. troop
A, Eleventh cavalry, United States vol.
unteers, to be FIRST lieutenant.
Commander Augustus q. Kellogg.
United States navy. retired, 10 be trans
ferred from the furlough to the retired
pay list
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
QUAY is WINNING.
Has Promise Of Enough Votes to Reflect
Him senator.

Waynesboro, Pa, Jan. 4-3enjamin
+. Welty, one Of the two Republican
representatives from Franklin county in
the legislature, admits he will cast his
vote for Quay Tor United States Senator
on Jan. 49, welty did not participate
In the caucus at Harrisburg Tuesday
when Quay was the unanimous choice
of l23 Republicans present and his name
was on the pledge, signed by anti.Quay
legislators. Welty acknowledges he
signed both the Quay and anti.Quay
pledges. but says he has determined TO
abide by the pledge 10 support the caucus
nominee which he signed before recolv.
ing the nomination.
Quay leaders claim that the accession
Of Welty gives them the 1871 votes nee.
essAry TO elect, and three who are not
able TO participate in the caucus being
certain TO vote for Quay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
Not snmeI,n, to r,iradIt..

Chicago. Jan. William Caldwell,
who has been in the county Jail since
Sept. ~, pending extradition proceed.
ings, has been discharged from custody
by Judge Kohlsaat ON a writ Of habeas
corpus, Caldwell was charged with as
sisting In the robbery Of the safe Of the
Mexican Central Electric company,
Where he was formerly employed, 5000
in cash and 5000 in bonds being taken
at the time. Judge KohlsAat held that
the evidence furnished by the Mexican
government would not warrant holding
Caldwell for extradition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
L1INEsE lNoEMNITY.
.ua'ssd ss~ss- =. Rs->s..E Substantially
~ IN = ssttlsmeaf.

Washington. Jan. S.-fhe state de-
partmeut i making As,rong effort 70
seeure an understanding among the
powers 70 serve As q basis for adjust
lmsnt ctthe question ofinhamnity 70 bs
paid BY she iOhinese government. II
.appears from Mr.. .Coagsr's statement
thattt h hopeless 10 expect the foreign
ministers at PelSin 90 roach an agree
meut On this important subject and II
the problem Is TO be solved at all II must
be removed from the 'Pekin council and
dealt with by direct diplomaiic exchange
as -vaa successfully attempted in the
case Of the proceeding serious difficulty
between the ministers Therefore. the
state department is in corr espondencs
with other foreign offices respecting Oh Z
subject, though the negotiations have
not proceeded TO a point where IL can b
said successful termination Is insured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Austin, Jan. 4.--C. @. Drake Of Eagle
Pass. late Republican candidate for con-
gress in the Twelfth district. is still
here. In reference 20 the probability OF
his contesting the scat Of Hon. James l..
Slayden. he said that be bad several
days yet In which 10 file notice Of the
contest with the secretary Of state should
he determine 70 make an effort for the
place He strongly intimated that he
had about abandoned the idea aud IL Ia
not considered likely that he will make
the contest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Bristol. Pm, Jan. l.-The house com.
mittee OF five, appointed by Speaker
Henderson TO investigate the case Of os.
car l.. Booz, formerly West Point ca.
Diet, who IL is alleged died from injuries
received from being hazed by the upper
class men two years ago, has begun in
Quiry here. w. H. Booz, father Of the
dead cadet, was the first witness. lie
went over the same story he told bcfor,
the war department inquiry severn
weeks ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Washington. Jan. THE secretary
OF war has sent TO congress prelimi.
nary report on the subject o. widening
and deepening the channel Of Galveston
BAY, Tex. The report has no bearing
ON the conditions created by the hurri.
cane which devastated Galveston. but
is measure Of improvement for the
harbor TO point within the city. The
cost Of 3O.foot channel is estimated at
81 ,bs5, 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
No opIum for uneIrIllssd.

Washington, Jan. 4. The senate has
adopted the resolutions from the foreign
relations committee, declaring for tn,
enactment Of laws prohibiting the sale
Of opium and Intoxicating liquors to
aboriginal and uncivilizod peoples in ell
countries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
stsnmer guy wreeked.

Tacoma, Jan. 4.-The steamer Guy
was wrecked just below Skagway on
Dec. 90 The steamer Mable ON Dec,
20, found the Guys hull ashore on a
rock ON the west side Of the channel. II
is supposed Captain Dickinson and crew
consisting Of engineer and clerk. were
drowned while trying TO reach the shore
In small boat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Berlin, Jan. with reference 10 the
report that Count Waldersee bad been
killed by an officer Of the allied troops IL
was semi.oficially declared the rumor
20 that etirut has been current for the
week past. but the government has no
corroboration Of u. Count Waldersee
received the British sold. on Jan. l..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Carson, New Jan. (. Dan Stuart. the
prize fight promoter. has authorized a
statement that he will pull OF big
fight in this city between May % aud
June 10, the fight TO DO for tho heavy.
weight championship.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Paris, Jan. Ale Journal reports un.
der reserve the death Of Count Won Wal
d ersee. the rumor icing that he was
killed by an officer Of the allied troops.
the circumstances not being related. Il
Is said that the rumor is current in Ber-
lin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

TiogA, Tex, Jan. A company Is
being organized here TO build a -four
mill. A large amount Of wheat Is grown
In the country contiguous 10 this place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
soldier. win tho Grip.

New York, Jan. More than one
hundred men have been confined 20 the
hospital at the Brooklyn navy yard dur
ing the last week suffering from the
grip.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Pekin, Jan. AT a meeting Of the
foreign ministers Thursday IL was nn-
nounced that Ii Hung Chang and Prince
Ching were prepared to sign All agree
ment as soon as IL IL ready for signature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Galveston, Jan 4. The factory OF the
National Biscuit company and the grain
elevator Of Joakusch. Dawson Il %.
were destroyed by fire Thursday night.
Loss about $40, 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05

Lincoln, Jan. 4.-Charles H. Dietrich
was inAugurated governor Of Nebraska
Thursday. Governor Dietrich's message
advocates y strong Anti-kidnAping law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-05
Amendment. Handed Lan.dowu..

London, Jan. 4-United States Am.
bassador Choate has presented the Hay.
Palncefote treaty amendments 10 the
secretary Of state for foreign affairs,
Marquis Lansdowne.
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Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

I'D II Cobhs, Houston; II ID Ghol-
man, Louisville; T. a Scott, Naya-
sofa; J J Mahan, Hampstead; j T.
Pace. virginia; VIM Moore, Myers
Garrison, Roanoke;J \ Talley, ~
Louis; w a Hassell, Jr., Dallas; II
II bearing, Hillsboro;i = II Green,
Halletts; w ; Robson, Ia Grange
ca Holt, Galveston; Fay Campbell
Houston; VIII 4 Hassell, Dallas; r
T. Montgomery, Calvert; 5 RouiI
Cincinnati; f. 5 Grlfhths, Kansas
City; Sam Jacobs,y Waco; searcy
Williams, Chicago; w II Cowley
Georgetown; o J Miller. Waco; San
NJ Winter, Hensley, Ark.
~ CENTRAL.
JC"Gilly,rCaldwell; Thos Kier
1aTi.TNew .York \: J b Carroll City
FayiICampbell, Fl. Worth; A
.1uar, nook
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
C0NT NTROYERSY CLOSES Secretary Long Anxious to Drop Sampson-Schley
 Affair. NO COURT MARSHAL WILL BE ORDERED TO TRY SANTIAGO
 HERO.
Mutterings of Sampson's Friends Against Admiral Dewey Will
 Pass Unheeded.
NAVAL CLIQUE HAS ENOUGH

Washington, Dec 16-But the sin gle word approved" written below the findings of the Schley court of inquiry signed by Admiral Dewey as pres;- dent, will probably comprise the ae ton which will be taken thereon by Secretary Long.
 Admiral Dewey's individual eXpres- sion of opinion that Sehley maintain ed an effective blockade at Cienfue gos and from Ctcnfuegos to Santiago and was in supreme command in the battle wiht Cerveras fleet, will re- quire no action, and it is not believed that Secretary Lcng will consider it ! part of his duty to either approve ar disapprove 1t.
 Aside from the exceptions noted. Admiral Dewey has agreed with hi=f colleagues on tic court as to Rear A4 niral schley's aisoPedience of orders failure to pot the Colon. etc, 90 that it is held by subordinate officials df the navy depaltment tat t is secfe tsly Longs dGt ty te# confin5 any views !sa may express 10 tho opinion edFaae= a bs the court aai signed bF e4e a3= r.iqal as president Secretary Long docs aot propose to teyt hastily, hat ha WQl certainly dispose of the matter before the end Of the week and the oonst will then } dissolved.
 With }his action Eill concia5ta al Investigation of Rear Admiral sehlez and of the conduct of. the navy during she war with S'5if1 The H0ftafinss ?f Rear Admiral samnsou ioFa5 z4er Aaaltal Dewey opinion VII mass Gnaeedei; cen request lot@a a cou.t af i4 aa,lg wiJ no5 he ca0sigi ed. The seese of congress dev@leaet hv eea~ .dezatt9a af t3e da linss
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
TALE OF WOE OF A CoLoRrD VENTRjLoQUlsT WHO WAS WALKED OVER By Another Negro Sunday Afternoon and Considerably Used
 Up.
TALE OF WOE

A little matinee performance. "X- teremely interesting to the spectators, was given at the police headquarters this morning. .n appropriate nam" for the show would have been, ''Tha Long and Short of It. or the Misfor- tunes of To 10, the NentiilQcuist '
 The tive leading haractors were Jof :, a negro about twenty years old, who's entire means of support is black dummy with which he accomplishe@ various yentrloqual feats, asd NJ. l.. Clark. a negro noted for fractiousness. and for having an abnormal capacity for the storage of alcoholic beverages. F The exact distance from Joe's feet to the< own of his head is four feet. The sa\ ystem of measurement ap' nlied f K would show six feet two inc
 Ioe d first and told his story thief Though affiicte'l with Int and having broker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
A.batenent of the Severe
 Weather.

The present cold spell of weather is another proof of the old saying, There is some good in everything.
 While many Pine Bluff resident F srumBling because of bursted water pipes the plumbers are wearing 2 broader smile than the ice man in mid s;l;i!.::s O.
 The cold weather hes done great damage to the plumbing in many houses in Pine Bluff. In some resi- dences every tap is useless, because the pipes are full of ice and bursted. Right now many are having serious trouble in getting water for domestic uses. but when it gets warm enough for the pipes to thaw out. there IS go- ing to be much water. and unless th" water is turned off several dwellings, are going to be flooded.
 The greatest damage so far reported has been to tho plumbing, but there 'S also reported some suffering among the BOOT who have short wood sun ply.
 The weather bulletin today does net indicate any immediate abatement ol the cold weather as it says there VIII probably be more snow tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16

voice on account of a constant prae- tice Of ventriloquilisln, his story was coherent. Clark had struck, kicked and abused him Sunday in one of the negro saloons. He had "gibben him 10 'casion fer doin it. and wanted Clark arrested for 'sturbin' the peace,
 Clark had not yet fully recovered from his Sunday jL3 2nd could hardly talk at all. As the officer had had trouble before with Clark, the chief concluded to ask Clark to leave S5 with him as forfeit for his appear ance at court his afternoon His re. quest was granted, and the partic;- pants left the office, apparently con- tented The audience at least was not pleased with the entertainment. 2nd the general good feeling caused Joe to bring forth his dummy and give a speciality in ventriloquism.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
ARKANSAS MEMBERS x 'e- I,4.a SA In Congress Are Getting Down to Business Early
 in Session.
 >t';~ ls. 4at MIR. LITTLE INTRODUCES BILL TO PENSION WIDOWS OF
 MEXICAN VETERANS.
Mir. Reid Wants Federal Jail at Little Rock and Mir. McRae Wants Ok
 Iahoma State.
WHERE THEIR HOMES ARE

The Arkansas delegation in the low CT house of congress seems to be get ting down to business early in the session. A number of bills have been introduced
 Congressman Little has introduced a bill to grant all Mexican war veter. ans and other war widows who have not an income to exceed $500 per all- mum, Q pension of $20 per month. This is a bill that will be of interest to many Arkansas people
 Congress has introduced bill pro. viding for the building of a Federal jail at Little Rock, accompanied by the resolutions of the board of trade | of Little Rock in support of the meas ure Congressman Reid has also in tYodueed bill providing for the an- propriation of sufficient money to build 2 maeadamized road from Little Rock to the National cemetery.
 Congressman MeRae has introduced bill providing for single statehood Cor Oklahoma and Indian territory. 2 this conneetien 1t may be said that 70 president las announced a=mofe vigorous Indian policy than Nr. Roose- NaIt and il is understood he i5 in favor af the union of these two territories. Representative Dennis Flynn from G. lahona is opposed to a single state hood and will vigorously oppose any bill having tendency in 5his di2ea. tion.
 Both senators and six rerresa aHts- tiyas rom Arkansas have about fonat ,lassses to5. tl1e coming feaf Senator
 l2# is quarterod at thc NetHopolitaa aa5al which Eas aaea hia home fae -4sat ID yoa}a &}eA fa Was.iaeteH. senator .Eoncs caa be f9and his .7H4a aa | street. Ceas. nan l. aa douieiled at 9t9 Maesae5 setsa avenue !. r.. CoH9lossuan -ta Chi laeh a2 z35u12f,ga at t5a lsH.I
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
w. H. WESTRPOOk
Elected Secretary of the Southern
 Poultry Association

At q meeting of the Southern PouI try association, held at Texarkana.last Saturday, in connection with the Poultry and Pet Stock show, Mr. NJ Hutchinson of Crystal Springs, Miss was elected president for the ensuing year, and NIT. w. H. Westbrook. oi this city, was elected secretary. The purpose of the organization is mutual protection and the benefits that arg derived from annaul conferences.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
OIL WILL BE USED
For Fuel at Col. Jeff Hicks Marshall, Texas, ice Plant.

The Arkansas and Texas Consoliddt- ed Ice and Coal company, of which Mr. Jeff Hicks, Of Pine Bluff. IS tn" head. is making 2 c4o,o0o addition 10 their ice plant at Marshall, Texas. It wiIl be one of the completest ice nlants in the country when completed.
 The Heine safety water tube boil CTS. equipped for burning oil, will be used, and the woodshed will be thing of the past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
COTTON NOV EMENT
THE RECEIPTS UP TO DATE ARE
 48,631,
Which Again Places f9oo IT the Lead the Receipts for Same Period
 That Year Being 49,634-
The folI98iaz Is Secretary Rassell

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WORLDS "A. Meeting of the B Held in Little
 Today, MEETING AT CLAREf CALLED OFF AS
 VISABLE.
Hoped That Politics and Fri. No More Be Known in
 Board.
OFFICERS WILL BE ELEC


 The Arkansas board of honoral commissioners for the St Ioui worlds fair met in Little Rock at 1o o'clock this morning. President J. I. Whitaker, of Pine Bluff, has been in Little Rock for several days.
 il IS stated that all officers vii bee selected at thls meeting, including a state managcr and il lady assistant manager.
 Il will be remembered that about two months ago President Whitaker called q meeting of the bCarl a1 Fort Smith, but refused 10 hold It on ac- count of the injection of politics. Id. journing il to q later data in Little Rock Again the meeting was post. poned for thc same reason, aad about two weeks ago al1ZtheZ members as= sembled in the governors office in Little Rock three times one day, but President Whitaker did moi appear Tie past week il xas announced that a meeting would be held some time this week fu Glrendon but this was l.aeopsilefed and last Thursday notices weFe mailed ta alI interested, caiins the meeting for lo a h1 todas.
 When tHe officers to bc elected are @Easaa III will ggfto work ta earnest and work to the eanoa aHa that AT AaDs2s may be well represented at th0 ~0.f n@ has exposition
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16

The majority report on the Philip 1pine tariff bill was submitted to coh. gress. It provides for the extension of the Dingley law to imports from the Philippines and the incorporation of the Taft t2riff on exports to the isl ands from the United States. The mi nority report on the bill declares it tc be another step in the well-marked line of imperialism.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
ft,lI isesfde 7ef1 Til January i, as3
 Then Co to MarsdalE Tex to
1. i've.

On sunday afte.nooa at 3 o'clock Miss Maggie Allison was faa =Hied te Mr. Garland X. Brewer ut the bride'a home on East Balraque street, tho ceremony being performed by tho Roy. ! r. Carr
 .'hc bride is the daaahtcr Of Mr amt Mrs. E. r Allison and one Of the prominent young ladies cf the East end society She possesses d very sweet disposition and has many friend who will De surprised to learn cf her marriage, as 1t was quietly kept
 Mr. Bfewcr was recently employed at the Cotton Belt shops as tinker, but recently resigned Mr. Brewer is well known in the city, having been born and reared here
 Mf Will Brewer, his brother, acted IS best man. and Miss Gertrude Rikc was maid of honor. Only few inti- mate friends were present beside tn" family, and the affair was a quiet one.
 MT. and Mrs Brewer will reside 1T the home of Mir and Mrs Ira Dorian. en East Second avenue. until after the first of January, when they will leave for Marshall, Texas, where Mr, ! Brewer has accepted position in th@ Texas and Pacific shops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-16
shall know that they have violated

the law.
 1t IS not the concealing of an ir. fraction of the law that prevents the repetition of it by the person violat- ing it, but it is a proper punishment of the guilty in open court and the full knowledge of the public as to the nature of the violation and the per sons guilty of it that causes men who commit the violations to cease and be- come strictly law abiding citizens.
 The course pursued by Esq. Niven is a license to those who do not care for the fines they pay, but fear expos gre to the public only, to continue to to violate the law As long as they are thus protected, they Will continue to break the law but when ever their disregard of the law be. comes public, then they will turn over new leaf and quit violating the law
 AS a practical business proposition, from the standpoint of the officers, the Graphic is willing to concede that it is far peter to grant immunity from exposure to those who are willing to continue violating the law, paying a periodical fine so long as the immu- nity is granted. and if it is a monetary matter the officers consider and not the prevention of violations of laws made for the betterment of society, then th;fs immunity to those who do violate the law is the proper thing, and 1t would be to the financial interests of the officers if every citizen would vio- late the jaw, paying a periodical fine for so doing as long as the officers kept anybody except the officers from knowing anything about it. However the Graphic will not be so uncharit. able as to say that the financial ques. ton is the paramount one in much ef the enforcement of the law in Pine Bluff, but it can truthfully say that large number of citizens arc beginning to think in ? peculiar way of tha.l own about the way justice ts being aisneHsed in some of the min6I courts of this city.
 The Graphic is also doing sonic tl4inxiag in s9ee9s.ar way of it. own ah9Ht taesa matters. and t vii 5zse= =a3ro to say in the future alone ti1e 5ilsa e is 4s2r of think5ps It is net aoin@ t7 e5 If half-eochel aa ans aG=jAzse meters Ii is going to know Vb; f taiEtns ahoat before i peak ai5' tfen t is soine to speaE vat 7lza fa sT regardless of whom
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