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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
'" hs"e Beans Are Scprce.

nF, Pernins-I Lad to Go five mons work. Af. ii'3asea-Gracious' In your of
 Mr. Perkins-0h, 10; at the s,.ulme' 'esoft'-l'etroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
DAINTY ACCESSORIES.
arate Sleeves and YOkes Arc be-
 ing Sold In Sets.

ttle accessories of dress are ne-
 Sity In the wardrobe of every well
 bsed woman Among these we may
 nt tichus, giisl,es, collars, boleros.
 Icy vests and fronts and, lately,
 Ives. l say lately" because it Is
 recently that they can be bought I the shops at the fancy counter.
 eves of face, chiffon and embroidery ' to De found there all ready to be Eked into the evening dresses. for lich they are designed, and there are 70 yokes sold to match them. One l the latest of these sleeves is conl- sed of unlined black chiffon very Asely drapcd, so that 1t hangs like q Shops sleeve. It is gathered at the builder into a cap of ecru lace. and at e wrist there is cuff of the same ee
 A stylish bolero Is made of alternate tips of black pan;..a and yellow lace, lth sleeves reaching to the elbow and open front to show the waist under
 4 pretty collar is made of tucked
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

General Butler has succeeded Tn talking himself into another furious outDurSt of criticism
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
General Offices IF Pine St..

lhls company does insure safe profitable
 
  considered he
  between prospectus Active Reliable Everywhere and inforn oven
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

FOR SALE OR RENT--44 miles southwest | of Pine Bluff. 10 acrss of land. 9 under cultivation: goed W.lter; good four-rooIn d dwaIling: all convenlpfrc.e Fine mineral water upon lard Address t.. this office. if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
Advertise Your Wants

Wantcd--Posi ion as collectors can f'.raish city reference. Apply G, this oliic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28
s. BREscI WIDOW OF A NOTED ANARCHIST ASSASSIN.
, by EdJowes, New York.

Paterson N l.. failed O the widow of esc assassin of the late King b md that b
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

por -ale--Horse and run hou' rubber tire. horse four yeurs old; sDlendi qualities; cn, ,,p. Apply to D. G koonce at the Grand Leader
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-28

rine Pasture for COWS Sl00 per month Block on herfv street between Il and 12 ee Bradford & kHOX. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07

Remember we make a speciality
OF cigars and carry only the lead
ing and most popular brands
Barker Riddle who has been
among rs for the last 3 years,
went with D 4 Rose to Watonga,
OF. Barker has been employed
for the last few months by the
same drm as Don and his taking
him with him certainly is good
evidence Of his working ability.
Barker is a young man Of good
habits, IS energetic. amiuous and
has conducted himself in such a
manner as TO be respected by all.
All Chickasha aud especially the
young people win be sorry that
be Las decided to locate else
where.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07
THE McMANNS.
The Merchants Cafe is the Only
Swell Restaurant in Chicka-
sha. Everything First
Class in Every Par
ticular.

McMann Brothers opened the
Merchants Cafe last Wednesday
evening and are nowready 20 adj
minister to the wants of the eating
public. Mr. FC McMann the
owner and manager has satisfied
the public that be thoroughly un-
dersiands the restaurant business
in al ofits details there fore with
his social abilities and politeness
Fred is the right man in the
right place. Mr. w / McMann
the famous chef will superin-
tend the cooking, baking and
especially the pastry department.
This gentleman has had a vast
experience IN catering to the
wants of the public, was at one
time cook at the Gasconade
Hotel at Lebanon, Mo-, and after
wards at the Chesterfield Hotel,
or Topeka, Kan, and later was
chief cook at the noted Union
civ Club, of Omsha, Neb.
Mrs Dora McMann, in her
allable manner will attend to the
ice cream paIlor and it goes with
ont saying that every want vim
be attended to with promptness
and to the satisfaction the most
fastidious.
Miss Matte Atkinson in her
courteous manner viii be found
in the Office at all times serving
in the capacity Of cashier and a
better selection could not have
been made.
Bob Illte, the famous waiter OIL
the southeast with Young Daruell /
as assistant are The proper people
in the proper place are artists in
their llne and will be a drawing
card. The Express is justly
proud Of this another Of Chick
asha home enterprises and in be.
half of the good people of the
city welcomes he Merchants
Cafe to our midstasnd say sue
cess to it,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07
NOTICE

I wish 10 say to my friends and
customers that I have engaged
with the Oklahoma State Nursgr.
les = s salesman IN this district om
prs pafedto fufuieh yon with first
class stock at bed rock prices.
can zen concord grapes at soc per
dozen, $3.50 per 100. a. good
grade Of apples aud peaches al
81 o. per dozen, same stock that
i have always sold az $500 per
dozen. IL you wish to see me
drop q card ia the posioiiicc.
Respectfully,
j W GLLARD.
Salesman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07
Ciears. Cigars.

TrY Geo W CbIls, John Ear.
per, Iou Keen, Corona. Prefer
encia. Ei Moreo Pedro. porleoa-
od, El Meriio. Guarantee Pren-
inn. caban Perfecio. silver Bow.
All high class 5e clsar aud
Chancellor Compcneila and Pre-
fs=eaeias Zoe eiears at Wood &
Marie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07
gHEY ARE HERE.

The Kansas City Commercial
Club arrived in Chickasha this
afternoon and like all others who
visit our city were much surprised
with onr city, 70 gether its future
outlook.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07

A press association consisting
Of 32 editors from Kansas arrived
10 Chickasha on The noon train
today. They were met at the
depot by number Of our citizens
and escorted to the restaurants
for dinner. Immediately af.er
dinner carriages We're provided
and they were shown over our
city duIing the rest Of the after.
noon. Iheae gentleman are on a
sight seeing excursion. some
however with tie object Of locaf
ing aud express themselves IS
being well pleased with our
thriving city. They departed
over the branch road this ereninc
for Mangnm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07

Phone l5S for anything Gin the
haknry line: we deliver 1t.
FEELEY BAKERY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07


Mrs. a. ii. Dawson, Of Chick
asha I. T., an old friend Of MIR.
and Mrs. A. @. Miller, aud the
family Of the editor Of his paper,
arrived on the day Tuesday and
expect to spend the summer here.
Mrs. Dawson s husband, Major
Dawson who is editor of the
largest and most influential daily
in the Indian Territory, the
Chckasha Daily Express, wil
pro badly arrive within the next
month, or as soon as he can get
his business affairs arranged SO as
to be able TO takea well deserved
rest. Mrs. Dawson has written
Mr.. Dawson TO not delay his
coming so that be may not lose a
single drop Of our precious and
hNisuiallhS Climate Wnich lH Ou
draught atlpresent, and we may
confidently look for the Major 10
walk ia on us en- almost any iu.
coming tram. The Times wei.
comes these people to our midst
and invites many more just like
hem.-Fairhaven wash Times.
Mems suits in popular weaves
light and dark colors. We can
please you and save you 20 per
centin your purchase call aud get
our prices. THE FAMOUS
JACKMAN G LEMON I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07


--
Fritz Peterson came in to the
sereenrs Office aud began; 81
doll sou LOW dat wash no how
und I dank it bidder ven you
make drcubles midt dat feller
anyway. / tank dose Wichita
bapers make some dame lies
aboult dot shall ven be dondt
wash burnedt up again already,
yedt. / dank yod make cor
reciion about dat. Yesterday
policeman he arrest me for
drunked been and dey found me
seven dollar und haleef midt
COST Dem Wichita bapers sag
vatve dondt have same eiyiliza.
shnH my more und / dank you
wouldt make dem belief vat We
haf just so miuh, ciYilizashun as
va, any peoples godt already.
Shickasha vas educated beople |
shust SO goot as wash Wichita
ind spiizeuburgber. Yah, dem
policeman gedt me dose jailhouse /
ondi defore 7 gsai me burned up /
aud ! wash already o veil men
md Eft hat some more pushes
NIT amy store house already
Iah, 1 denk wrote you
al about dot business md ] haf
you edit dat baper for dat news.
bapere ven / haf him printed.
Yah. I dank you bame a bully
good friend uf mine und you see
lin came an right too,p and he
wandered ont and was lost in the
,rowd MS IL surged to and fro in
be streets
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-07

There is a marshalship fight
going on in tho southern district.
It's 9 republican fight pure and
simple. Capt. Hammer. the pres
ent marshal has B. II. Colbert
camping on his trail Colbert,
il is said, has Burton and Teddy
Roosevelt on his side and
has had assurances from
both that they viii stay witl
him. John coyle, Of Rush
Springs. also wants the Office.
Odds are against Hammer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
REVENUE
OFFICE
is ROBBED
Crooks Make a Big Haul Of
Revenue Stamps al
Peoria, III.

Peoria. H., Jan. 26.--'rhe safe in the Of
flee of the collector of internal revenue
for the Filth Illinois district was broken
into last night and a large quantity OF
war revenue stamps taken. IL Is possible
that the amount may reach many thou
sands OF dollars.
This district pays more internal rev.
enue than any other district In the coun-
try and II is rumored that the vaults
contained nearly a.Oo0OOO worth of
stamps
Entrance 10 the revenue offices, which
occupy one side of the second floor of
the government building was effected
through an open transom. The burglars
bored through the vault door and into
the bar which turns the bolts into place
They then broke the bar. took out the
bricks at The side OF the safe and easily
pried open the vault doors.
Deputy Collector Marshall. who Is in
charge OF the department during Collec-
tor Daugherty's illness. today refused 70
make any estimate whatever. Others con
nectod with The department assert that
Sl00.0OO will cover the governments loss.
]. r. Tompkins, deputy I'm the depart
ment had mortgages. bonds and notes TO
the amount of $4,000 and 500 in cash In the
vault, all of which was taken, az was
other negotiable paper and cash belong
ing 10 other employees OF the department
Auditors are expected TO arrive before
Monday morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26

FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Speculation became very feverish. St.
Paul rising 60 l5is and reacting sharply,
Federal Steel losing all its rise and Kan
sas and Texas preferred continuing on an
upward course 20 5iIs and then falling on
a point. Confident buying OF ccnsoli-
dated Gas forced IL up points. tho local
fractions were marked up n point e1ch
and ~. j. Central . These developing Nts
infused q better tone all round and prtces
improved bur the advance was not not&
worthy outside Of Baltimore and ONO
preferred, and Erie end preferred. which
rose lle and rebound To 1919 In -:
Paul At IL o'clock Consolidated Gas and
smelling weakened and ran on lk and
sugar was sold freely, losing point.
Prices were aggressiyely lifted prior TO
the bank statement. 81. Paul rising To
1882 and many other stocks showing new
strength. Rock Island gained 2es. Brook
lyn Union Gas and Great Northern pre-
terred 2ls and ST. Paul preferred 2 There
were gains % from To 2 points here and
there Ia various groups but the notable
strength was not very general. ST. faui
reacted ia, Kansas and Texas preferred
:, while Lackawanna lost Ia and Smclt-
ing q The market became feverish up-
on the appearance OF the bank state
ment. but with a rise In ST. Paul TO l55
prices OF other stocks rose 90 the best
and the market broadened considerably.
Active realizing held some stocks back,
but the closing was mainly strong and
at the top level.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
ON LAW POINTS.
Appeal Of Or. Joseph Roy
Against State Board.

The case OF DIR. Joseph n. Roy OF Bur-
rillville was before Judge Tilinghast, In
the appellate division OF the supreme
court today, for assignment on the doc
tor = appeal from the decision OF the
state board OF health revoking his IL
cense TO practice medicine in this state.
One OF the doctors fellow townsmen
claimed the doctor imposed on the board
OF health diploma that was i'm fact the
uiploma OF another party OF the same
name.
Thomas H. Lee. counsel for the state
board. wanted an early assignment.
Clarence a. .drich, who is engaged
with Ambrose Choduet, as counsel for
DIR. Roy. objected ~ an assignment uu.
III certain law points were disposed OF.
Mr.. Aldrch claimed the state board of
health had no jurisdiction I'm the case as
Il did not come within the cases of i'm
proper conduct implied I'm the statutory
language 'of such n nature as 10 deceive
and defraud the public"
Judge Tilllnghast thought as the testi-
mony must all be taken over again it
would be well 10 have the law points
disposed of first and set the case down
for hearing on law points on February
18th.
Mr. Aldrich then remarked that some
constitutional questions might be raised.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26

pstshriG sIasss jan es-Robert S.
Fosbrrs VAS placed, under arrest here
tnAforeaoon charscd WITH manslauEhter
81 causlns che d,ath Of Nlss Nay I. Fos-
burS. daughter OF a prominent Buffalo,
y " contractor. here on Aug ~ 1900.
The prisoner, who is a brother a. the
victim. was indicted 81 the recent sitting
OF the Berkshire county grand jury The
arrsst while no. altogether unexpected
il Some quartcrs was a surprise 20 the
citizsns AZ large. many ot whom accept
"a tho ihross Prevalent al thc time of
The murder. tnst Miss Fosburg had been
shot by burglars.
Afxer ths arrest IL was decided 20 fix
hail ~ s5NW0 ard efforts were at once
bsg}lp 20 faise the amount
The authorities are very reucent IN the
case, and the only theory which has been
advanced TO account Tor the fact That
the brother Is implicated. Is the lack of
evidence TO substantiate the claim OF
tAe family that burglars visited the
house.
The authorities state that they have
been unable 20 find evidence mat bur
glars entered the Fosburg house and Il
is generally thought that the police were
driven 10 the belief that the shooting was
the result OF a family quarrel nut Wheth-
er Il occurred by accident or design they
are unabe TO determine
since the murder or Miss Fosburg last
August the community has not been SO
deeply stirred "a IL was today when the
news spread thnt the brother into whose
arms Il was reported the girl had lallen
after being shot. aud who had bfdNeiE
grappied With her slayer unul beaten on
by another hlrglar, was under arrest
charged with killing the young woman,
The details of the affair as made known
an the morning after the shooting are
still wildly recalled by those who are
expressing great wonder at the turn the
matter has taken.
IL was announced 10 the police on the
morning of the 2lst OF August that three
burglars had entered the FoSburg nome:
and that their movements had aroused
Robert T.. Fosburg, the father. who when
confronted by man with drawn reYol-
YER -lnnclsed the weapon from the In
truder's hand and attacked him with =
vigor that promised q quick ending or
The struggle. Each of the burglars. IL
was said, was masked with pillow case,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
DID FOSBURG KILL
HIS SISTER?
The Young Man Taken Into Custody
at PittSfiGId on The Charge
Of MaDsIdughtor

in which eye holes Ind been torn. and
that only when seco-d burglar htI
dealt Mr. Fosburg a blow upon Tue hedu
that causcd unconsciousness. was the
dght stopped.
GUEST or TIE FoSBURGS.
Mas Bertha Sheldon, daughter of Frank
~ sheldon. The mill architect, whore
office s ii ihe lndustria Trust building
aud " no resides az No. ~ Harvarw ave-
nuo. This city. was a guest az the Eos.
th tragic death OF Aiss fosburg.
The ShelG9us are in no way related 10
the f0shurgs and up 20 the Time sne
Went 90 lfttsdeld 10 make visit Miss
Sheldon had never seen any OF that fam
uy.
MIR Fosburg Is contractor ard he
and Mr. sheldon nave been on terms OF
Mr tosburg suggested To Mr.. Sheldon
hat hertbg Riight snloy a week among
the hills Of Massachusetts, ard the IN
vitatiun was accepted for one week.
So pleasant was her stay made that IL
Wa extended 10 three weeks.
Il led on the same hallway that Miss
Miss Sheldon's door was closed and she
was sleeping quite soundly, when jar
ring noise awakened nor
She ~ affected With poor hearing and
wondering what the noise was, LETT her
bed and opened the door.
As she did SO she saw Miss Fosburg
lying on the floor of the hall way and
quite near her own door.
She did not hear anything preceding the
noise referred 20. she heard nothing n fter
that. saving what the excited family
may have said OF which she has but
dim recollection, and she saw nothing OF
the supposed burglars.
1t il also positively known that she did
not see any person in the act of leaving
the house
After she returned 90 Providence Miss
sheldon was Frustrated, and has been In
a highly nervous condition, SO much so,
that when Mr. Fosburg was here a few
weeks ago, II was deemed best that he
should not visit the Sheldon residence.
Detectives have been here from Massa-
chusetts and have endeavored 10 induce
her TO so 10 Pittsfeld but as she had
nothing TO say which would throw any
light upon the tragedy. Mr.. Sheldon did
not think II best for her to make the
Journey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
HOW MUCH POWER
Experts Testify in an Injunc-
tlOn Case In Court.

Judge Blodgett In the appellate division
of the Supreme court today, heard the
prayer of James A. Reynolds for a pre-
liminary Injunction against the Washing
ton Real Estate company. Mr.. Reynolds
leased premises owned by the company
on West Exchange street for five years
from March &c. 1899.
The rent was $3.50 and Mr. Reynolds
says that Isaac Hahn. secretary and
treasurer of the Washington Real Estate
company, threatened 20 shut off the steam
at the laundry. In order to prevent the
breaking up OF his business, which he
values at between $4,000 and sil ,0O0, he
applied To the court for an injunction
This notice was given last week
BY the terms OF the lease Mr.. Reynolds
is entitled to six-horse power and Mr.
Hahn says that Reynolds is using IA horse
power and should pay accordingly
In December Mr.. Reynolds made a ten
der OF the monthly rent OF 1883, but It
was declined. Mr.. Reynolds says he re-
peated the same offer I'm January.
The defendants besides their assertion
as TO the overuse of power. deny there
was legal tender for the rent.
Mr. Reynolds among other things tes-
titled that he did not use as much power
as the lease gave him the right 10 use.
That he had talked the matter over with
Mr.. Hahn and the latter wanted double
the present rent
Men who were experts In laundry ma
chinery claimed not more than three and
half horse 10 four-horse power could
be used by Mr.. Reynolds I'm operating his
plant
Counsel for the defendant asked these
witnesses what power was required TO
run four-inch belt. 1t was a question
the experts could not answer.
Mr.. Charles T. Angel, who was In the
place occupied by Mr.. Reynolds month
ago, knew all about the belt. and he told
how the pulley used could not have a
belt run on II when more than six horse
power was used
This witness sent n man 20 Reynolds
place Yesterday and found the belt was
| the same as was used month ago. Wit
ness quoted technical rules TO support his
testimony, and high mechanical authori-
| ties on betting and machinery.
Frank Shaw. a wen known stationary
| engineer corroborated Mr.. Angel In ev-
cry particular. Mr. Shaw as well as Mr..
| Angel quoted IIaswell.
Counsel for the defendants asked Il
| Haswelrs work was in court Mr.. Shaw
said YES" lie produced the work for
the inspection OF counsel
Isaac Hahn denied that MIR. Reynolds
| ever made any tender of rent. Witness
| said that he had simply told Mr.. Rey-
nolds that he could not stay beyond the
| year Witness also claimed he had offer
| ed to leave the dispute over the amount
1 of power used To three engineers,
John j. DoclIry and James Tilllnghas,
| were counsel FOR Mr.. Reynolds, ana En.
| wards A. Angel counsel for tho Wash
/ ington Real Estate company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
WITHOUT BAIL.
Gfaffam Held for Examination
on the Charge Of Murder.

Portland. Me. Jan. 26-Edward GRAHAM
WAS arraigned before Judge hin In the
municipal court today charged with the
murder of clifford Mosher OF Gorham,
Jan. y. He pleaded not guilty and on re-
quest Of County Attorney Whitehouse.
the case was continued TO Feb 4. Tho
prisoner was remanded TO jail without
bail.
GRAHAM has retained as counsel ex-
County Attorney True. who conducted
the case for the state when GRAHAM was
convicted OF criminal assault and sem
fenced 10 five years In state prison In 1888.
In speaking OF the case today Mr.. True
said he was absolutely certain Graffam
had no connection whatever with the
Gorham murder and added that at the
next hearging he would present evidence
which he felt confident would clear his
client.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
MM,.c
rhis signature is on every box Of ths genuine
Laxative BrOmO.Quin Tablets
The remedy that cures q cold IN enc day
ALL HELD UP.
Lace Makers From Nottingham
OstalnsdbyU.S. Commissioner

Boston, Jan, 26-rhe nineteen lace MAX
ers from nottingham. Eng.. who arrived
here on the steamship New England are
being detained by Commissioner Billings
pending an investigation OF their claim
that they are not contract laborers.
The head or the party. Mr.. Robertson
was not downcast, and if the commission
er declares against landing. the ease will
be appealed 30 Washington.
Secretary Gage has decided I'm our Ia
vOr three times already" said Mr.. Rob
crtson. and we may he suro he will in
this case. mi. delay IS only for q day
or So"
~ Is understood. however. that labor
mon nre Interested iu this case and that
since the last party arrived, have dis
covered that Rev. Alexander Dowie The
promoter of the lace makers coloniza-
ton. has denied employment. n H. alleged
10 expect lace makers In New England
which. u true. would upset the theory
that there arc ho lace makers 10 be had
IN this country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
BACK TO CUBA.
Nicely, Accused Of Postal Frauds,
Starts From New York.

New York. Jan. e6.--Chss. +. w. Neely.
the former cuban postal official. who
was ordered extraditcd 10 cuba for trial
on charges Of embezzlcmcnt left LUDLOW
street Jail today and was taken aboard
steamer for cuba
Neciy seemed 60 he IN the best ~ spirits
on leaving the Jail where he has been
contend since May p. 1850 Tie said Co one
of the wardens: u am glad am going
hack 20 cuba. because ! can readily ex-
plain everything away and will be ac-
quilted"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-26
HEAVY SEAS.
-v~
Members Of Llfe-SaVlng Crew
Caught by Them and Injured

Chatham, Mass. Jan. 26.--Timothy Muir
ray and Edwin Studley. two members OF
the Orleans life saving crew were badly
hurt last night while on their patrol.
They we're caught between the bank ind
the sea by a huge wave and thrown
down
The seas for the past two DAYS have
been exceptionally high and the north
east gale stin continues with no signs OF
diminishing In force. The seas are break
ing over the HghtShips but these vessels
apparently have a good anchorage. The
tug Lykens. Captain Taylor. about which
back and IN now in a safe position There
are many small craft at anchor near
handkerchief