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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-08-17

LEICHT & BARTHOLOMEW, Brew.
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND. President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE w. KELLNER, Of Schmidt
brewing Company.
Il. q. UIflLEIN, President Schlits
Brewing Company.
JOHN CUDAHY, Packer.
MICHAEL CUDAHY, Packer.
LACKNER 4 BUTz, Attorneys
GEORGE BURY, Attorney.
WILLIAM vOCKE, Attorney.
JURGENs 4 ANDERSEN. Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW O. LAUSTEN, Of the Lin.
seed Oh Trust
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COL. WHITAKER ELECTED
Chairman of Worlds Fair Commission. But
 Ed. Kerwin Loses for Secretary.

MT. Edwin J. kefWin of this city, was not successful in his candidacy for appointment to the position of sec retary of the Worlds Fair commis- sion, which perfected organization in Little Rocl. Saturday. He was back ed by many mfuencial friends and prominent citizens of the state His endorsements were the best that conld have been secured. He was endorsed by every prominent office holder in this county, Hon. Junius Jordan. Hon. James k. Jones, Hon. James H. Ber- fy and many others. Among those who went to Little Rock to urge his appointment were Hon. w. D. Jones. Representative H. K. Toney and MT. Ben ]. Atheiner, of this city; Senator Byron Price. of Stuttgart, the author Of the worlds fair appropriation bill and other prominent men from other cities He had the strongest endorse ment before the commission. The position pays about $1oo per month and holds good for three or more yeasa.
 Gel. ]. ]. Whitaker of this cis Col. I. ]. Crump. of Harrison, and fioo. Sam Conn of Holly Ggo9o. coz. F.'se t'.a eanni. tsn. NJ K al.s zseHe confident that he #at9fei ae Ha1ssd. as NJ Hhittaeer al4
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IMPERIAL LODGE, K. OF ?. CELEBRATED SEVENTH
 ANNIVERSARY. There Were Several Visiting Delega. tions, and There Was Ban-
 ouet and Speeches.

The members of Imperial lodSo No. 94, Knights of Pythias, of this city, had a great time last Friday evening at their hall on West Second avenue, the occasion being the celebration of the seventh anniversary of the lodge. The members of the other Knights of Pythias orders of the city, and those of the Dumas, Dermott, For. dyce and Sherrill also participated in the festivities.
 The regular work was accomplished MT. E. L. Cole being made a Knight, and then the celebration began. Speeches were made by visiting mem bers and responses were rendered by the members of Imperial lodge.
 A banquet, at which punch was serv- ed by Lou Owen and his experienced mixologists, closed the festivities of the evening and the members of all the lodges enjoyed night of real pleasure.
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GRAND LODGE OF COLOREC ODD FELLOWS TO MEET HERE IN AUGUST. Local Lodges Are Making Great Prep arations to Entertain Visit
 ing Delegates.

The Arkansas grand lodge of color. ed Odd Fellows will hold their annual meeting in this city this year, begin ming August 6 and continuing for three days. At this meeting will be over two hundred and fifty delegates from all parts of the state. The local Odd Fellow lodges have been actively en- gagged in work for several weeks pre- pairing for the coming of the grand lodge delegates. The late E. F. Fluker held the highest position in the grand lodge, being grand master, and was in charge of the arrange ments and entertainments to be furn- ished the Odd Fellows.
 Fluker's successor is H. A. John- son, of Chieot county, he being the deputy grand master at the time of the grand masters death The new grand master is one of the most prominent negroes in the state. He was at one time sheriff of Chicot county.
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ELEVENTH TOURNAMENT :. :.
  Of the Arkansas Sportsmen's Assoc citation Meets Here in July.
  Six Big City Clubs Are Members Besides the Many Minors Or
 ganizations.

The eleventh annual tournament of the Arkansas State Sportsmen's asso. citation will occur in Pine Bluff Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday, July 9, 10 and II, and the meeting will be one of the most successful ever held in this state. Pine Bluff has been the scene of the annual shoot of this as sOciation on several previous occas- ions and each time the members were hospitably entertained by the Pine Bluff Gun club. This club is making elaborate preparations for the coming meeting and there will be very large attendance
 There are six big city clubs which are members of the state association and number of minor organizations, and all will be well represented at the shoot.
 It is expected that there will be sev- enty-fve entries in each of the events and the three days sport will be the best ever enjoyed by the shooters of this state. The programs will be is
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FIVE MEN HANGED
FROM ONE GALLONS IN SYl.
 WANNA, GA.
They Were Members of an Organized Gang of Outlaws and Mur.
 derers.

S5lvania, Ga. June 15.-The hang ln& Gi li5e men upon the same galloW5 at the same moment here yesterday marked the end of what is thought to have been an organized gang of mur- derers. The men executed were Ar mold Augustus, Andrew Davis, Richard Sanders, William Hudson and Sam L. Baldwin, all negroes
 The victims of their crime were Constable Mears and Fillmore Her. rington, whom they ambushed ana shot to death, and Capt Wade, whom they seriously wounded.
 On at least two occasions efforts were made to lynch the murderers. but by prompt action of the officers of the law, they were frustrated. On one of these occasions the governor found it necessary to call out three companies of the state militia.
 The execution was strongly guarded by the local militia. because of ! iHEor that an effort would be made hy the negroes to effect the rescue oi the condemned. But there was no ] slisturb2ns 2 TOT the suggestion of any. The hanging WIS in private, the stock ] aAe beins surrounded by strong 5ec:lcn of troops.
 .fv''= titoaaand pcrsons gatheral= =ia tha yilla@e, hut only about forty we4e adm.ttcd into the enclosure
 The condemned men maintained a l stoicaA reserve, refusing to confess OF to talk about the crime They were attended by ministers of their own raea, wba beaousht them to ease their i eonsoiencas by making acknowledg- inleHt of their sins Still they refused to talk.
 The five men. shacllied in chains. We're mafehed on the gallows together. Whn9 tac trap fell the necks of four 2'4ne @aaHae4 like feeas. Tte ffth str''et.e:iea faE i've ntaatss aaa died of zt.2na0lz, The ~ze Hcdi5s wee aut io#a Ii d-izz'e of fain
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James X, Langford, circuit court clerk of Jefferson county. died satur- day afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. His death was unexpected
 Nr Lansford was forty years old. He was born in II Dorado, Ark, on August 90. 1S6l, both of his parents dying when he was quite young.
 He was educated in the public schools at that place and after receiv- ing a good common school education, took a thorough commercial course in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16
)he Gets First Place in Graphic $
 Chautauqua Contest.
Miss Willie Evans Gets Second Place
 Only Two Candidates at the Finish,

feeling between the contestants or any of their friends. All the ballots cast were preserved, and as they were all counted by the personal represen- tatives of the candidates, there can be no just charge of unfairness.
 Miss Bloom has been connected with the Pine Bluffpublicschools for several years as principal of the First Ward school. She is highly popular young lady and is a teacher of fine ability.
 Miss Evans is also connected with the city schools as a teacher in the high school, and she has many warm friends, as is attested by the hand some vote she received, and is teach CT of exceptional qualifications.
 The Graphic feels safe in saying that the course they will receive at Boulder will be of great value to them as teachers. It will also prove an excellent and healthful vacation, as Boulder is situated in the picturesque part of Colorado, where the natural scenery and healthful climate is un surpassed.
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DEATH OF ]. A. LANGFORD. Circuit Court Clerk of Jefferson County Passes Away After Brief Illness.

his death Mir Langford was serving his second term.
 In 1889 he was married to Miss Nettie P. Johnson. Of ElDorado. the wedding occurring at New Orleans. La. One child, Gladys, a little eirl of eleven years, who is left to mourn his death. blessed their union. 3Ifs. ! Langford died last February.
 Mr, Langford was the youngest of four children, one of his brothers, Mr. John C, Langford, died i'll this city last year. Besides his little daughter. he leaves a brother. Mr. w H. Lang ford. of this city, and sister, Mrs. Ida Goodwin, of Fl Dorado Ark.
 Mr. Langford was one of the best known aid most popular citizens of jefferson county and his friends were not confined to that county alone, as he was we'll known over a large sec tion eff the State
 MT. Langford was a member of the local organizations of the Ancient Order United Wofkmen: Neponseft i Tribe, No. 10, Independent Order of ] Red Men: Independent Order of c It i Fello~s; Benevolent Protective ore'aa af Elks; Knights Of Honor: aa5 hnishts of Pythias. and was ia good standing in each of them. The E. k. and edd Fellows will meet at# tisa.g respective halls this afternoon q , 1 c'clock fer tfo nurpase af a.tanafas i the funfeal in a body.
 The Pine Bluff Bar oo,at.oa held 2 special meeting at tAa court ha#-4 i Saturday afternoon foe tie paTaosa# a9 arranging matters relative ta 41faa3. ing the funeral in body and t0 adopt appropriate resolutions. Ieaq4 X. B. Grace Was elected ohair1aan Of the etiHg and z. l Hunt zecfe5g5.s.. 9a motiaa tho chairman appointed Ii. r. C Foste.'. J. N. Crawford and ". soriftts aa 2 eemfnitteo ta selalt and p&9 a9ee laolsemo .sal aaer- 'a@ sa= decea.e su mat5aa <
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Hot Springs Easy Winners.

The Hot Springs negro basball team defeated Pine Bluff colored team in two games of ball at Jones' park in this city Friday afternoon The first game was won by score of ' to 3 and the game yesterday was won by a score of 9 to ?. The Pine Bluff ball tossers proved babies in the hands of the negroes from Hot Springs.
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Humbuggery in Politics.

Governor Davis of Arkansas secur- ed his present office by bringing suits against various trusts and by other wise pestering the octopuses; but the suits are now being dismissed by his successor in the attorney general's s office on the ground that he can not succeed with them. Oh, humbuggery thy name is politics. s.-Dallas (Tex1 News.
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a Iit5ie Rock college. He Was later | clerk in the office Of Governor James II. Berry and solvei in the same capacity gnde! Governor Hughes. being for while secretary to the latter.
 Ane! leaving Governor lIushes ~ fee, tire latter's te1m as chief e1l z.t siyc ef tae state of Arkansas having cxpifet 3ff. 1LanGf5fd came ta P:sz IalHff. wl4sHe he embarked il tsa sa eerg att ..sas lIa=eaa4factea ta b;.- Hess far several years Mosr ss fit. s.fsf soij CT later ta M l.loef. sar sanqfae1 tEen H a t..a it1 nt az=t.l l.:
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 e21, .al.. eaihf md HoCay H. eovHeet .aself as caaIidafe fe#. circuit clerk and was elected bg . aattering majority. At the time Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16
SIss HATTIE BLOOM. 15,361 S,ss WILLIE EVANS. ....... 13,2eo
 Hiss Blooms majority. ....... 2,o71

Miss Hattie Bloom won first place Hin the Graphics Boulder Chautauqua Enontest. and Miss Willie Evans won |eecond place.
 M The vote was counted by commit Zee of two. composed of Gen.eH. King s|Nhite, representing Miss Hattie ABloom, and Mr. w. D. Hearn, repre- Renting Miss Willie Evans. l Miss Bloom and Miss Evans were khe only two candidates who remain Ed in the contest till it closed, hence Z&he other candidates did not select Ehnybody to represent them in the Hcount, and the ballots cast for them zwere not counted
 1 Gen. White and MT. Hearn began |the count about o'clock last night land did not finish till about midnight
 The following certificate shows the nesult:
 # Pine Bluff, Ark, June 15.-This is Hto certify that We, H. King White and 3W. D. Hearn, the committee appoint Fed by the contestants. Miss Hattie XBloom and Miss Willie Evans, to #count the votes cast in the Pine Bluff HGraphic's Boulder. Colorado Chau- Etauqua contest. counted said vote and find that the ballots cast for Miss Hattie Boom to be 15.361 and for Miss Willie Evans to be 13,29o. and that
 Miss Blooms majority is 2,071.
 H. KING WHITE, w. D. LEARN. l There was a total vote of 2S,G51 cast for the two candidates. For the past two weeks the contest has been very eXcitine. and the friends of the three leading candidates-Miss Owen | Aoeg hcing I lively competitor till day or two before the contest clos | ed-secured vote wherever one could be found, and when it came tG finish 1t was impossible to name the winner before the final count was n2dqfas the two candidates remain ine n the contest were so close togeth er.
 As Miss Bloom won first place she will receive from the Graphich free transportation to and from Boulder and free tuition, together with ad mission to the Chautauqua lectures concerts and entertainments provided for all accredited representatives o1
 the cities occupying cottages erected by such cities for their teachers Shc will also receive from the J. II. Ed dlns Dry Goods company travelins
 costume, ana from the R. H. NJ. NH;
 Insurance agency a 5000 combination
 accident ticket, covering the entire
 trin
 Miss Willie Evans. Who wins see
 ond place. will receive from the Graph
 je free transportation for the roune
 trip. ana from Katzenstein's saa.
 store pair ef high grade ladies shoes
 While the contest has been ratha
 spirited, it has Tot cngendered any In,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-16

Col. Gf0mp. Two of the commission were enough to elect A dark horse, Mir Charles Watkins, q stenograptor in Governor Davis office was elected Mr Whitaker WAS elected president of the commission.
 MT. kerwin was seen by Graphic representative Saturday night after his return from Little Rock. He said: T feel 4 tered indeed to know that il took candidate from the gover. nol.s office to defeat me. | am proud of the names of the men who endorsed my candidacy. and while may never be able 10 rcciprocate their kindness toward me, still what has been said and done in my behalf is engraved upon my memory, never to be erased. staunch friend. It gives me great pleasure 10 say that 1 had the best endorsement in he state of Arkansas. To the commissionere-Hon. Gee. J. Cfump, sam Cohen and my fellow to@nsman, Mr Whittafer-I have and entertain nothing but thoughts of kindness and good wishes. The young man who has been saccessfa'. Mr. Watkins. of Montgomery, ! desire to cG4&satftlate and wish him cYeri SIG cess FeSsipla As defeated eandi- f3ate il will st4e me aJniue pleasure to sec Inc vol6 af fhe commission a aGeccss fn oTas ra9FottN'
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sIDENTS
t2ef tscoreo faated Towns Net Required
 .o Work Poads.

C.4a.e .Hlse N44aaHeA Aa e"i ie following feem sftaln.#s #s- oeaes4' Murphy ae3a Roah sreoil
 V have yours aski44 mg opinion as to WAetaet male persons within the @ac ef eeaG duty. fr=..di,1e il m in co.uorated town. for instance taa toWn of tloxanaer, arc liab!e to ra3a d1tH= =eRtztae the eoaRorata limits and roAer lhe 6sty of obe&ine Ne as4 .e.e9eee# 6f tha district fal &t.e.z .i .e9sa4 easf1} s.5.ese 1isa s
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Messrs. J. T. Lloyd, E. A. Howell, J. B. Speers and w, H. Simpson have returned from Dallas, Texas, where they attended the annual state shoot of the Texas sportsmen. The Texas tournament was a big affair and much interest was manifested in it. Mr. Lloyd tied Texan for first place in the chief live pigeon event and divid- ed the money with him. Mr. Speers captured second money.
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Notion for Nov Irial CN.rr.lle

0,o-Io17 Tor NOW TIlT IIN.T1'l[IsIIl as1.i 5Eaen <. E. Gsa aa = oaf his decision tho mo e. f4e & tri4l
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 e't Sf5{er ea .'=as 55zs Retei aH it T flaintjt1s aii aes.es ea ef the property fer weeks ag8 through the courts and the attorneys for the defendant filed mo- tion fer new trial. Judge Grace oyerruled the motion
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sued in few days. MT. J. T. Lloyd, of this city, is a charter member of the state association and has never miss- ed an annual shoot Mr. E. A. Howell. of this city, is president of the associa. tion, and MT. J. B, Speers secretary.
 The Pine Bluff gun club members are getting in fine trim for the coming tournament, as will be seen ,hy the records made by each at the pfactice shoot held each week. The state shoot will occur at he club grounds in Jones park
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la5ttAi=a Aa il does not ialI within fh ias q my duties it is net atz.E.is. ..1.I ilsase af no more value tha1 fao faaae ga disposed to accord to it
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For tlre. Keeaety fer Murder in the
 Second Ceeree.

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