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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
TWO MORE ARRESTS
Have Been Made in Connection with
the Famous Rice Case.
d.. SHORT AND NJ. MEYERS
Were Taken into Custody on War.
rants Charging Forgery.
CHARGE GROWS OUT OF FACT
That They Signed the Alleged Bogus
Will as Witnesses.
THE TRIAL OF PATRICK CONTINUES
Potts Continued His Testimony--Dr,
Curry Physician for ate Million
That They Signed the Alleged Bogus
viii as Witnesses.
THE TRIAL OF PATRICK CONTINUES
Potts Continued His Testimony~-Dr
Curry, Physician for Late Million
are, Testified.

New York, March 30 David l.. Short,
commissioner Of deeds for Texas and Nor
ris Meyers. lawyer. the two persons whose
names appear as witnesses 10 the alleged
bogus Rice will. were arrested today,
charged with forgery In the first degree.
Both are friends OF Lawyer Albert T.
Patrick. who Is charged with having muir
dCred the Texas millionaire, Short and
Meyers appeared before Justice Jerome as
witnesses I'm the examination OF Patrick
Assistant District Attorney Osborne has
declared his belief that the will is Il forg
cry. having consulted handwriting experts.
Mr. Claiborne appeared before Justice Jerome
today and sworc out warrants for the ar
rest Of Short and Meyers Meyers WINS for
merly employed by ratricb ON his ox-
animation he acknowledged that Patrick
had dictated the Rice will 20 him. by this
will the Rice millions were LETT 70 Patrick.
Short became II commissioners Of deeds Mt
the suggestion Of Patrick. Short, when
examined before Justice Jerome, swore that
ne had never used his seal except when
transacting business for Mr. Rice The
forgery charge against tho two witnesses
grows ont Of tho fact that they signed
their names to the viii The experts de.
clare that the signature TO the viii Ii
forged, whom Patrick heard Of the arrests
he declared that Short and Meyers were
innocent Of any wrong doing. short and
Meyers will be nrraigncd tomorrow monRg
Charles Rice, who lives in Muncie Ind.
under the name Of Carl Carlson, nrrlYec
/ here today to claim part ~ the fortune
Of william NJ, Rice. He says he Is th'
son Of John r. Rice, brother Of william
NJ. Rice. According tn Young Rice MI
mothers first husband wne Carl g. carlson
whom she married IN Muncie, Ind thirty
years ago. year or two after herman
rinpc To Carlson she went TO live with JohI
IT, Rice and two years later Charles Rice
WINS born. Carlson died in 1880. ACCORDING
TO Young Rice and hts mother and Rte
were married two years later Hts mothe
died April s. 1890. in New York. Ric
died In 1888.
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EXPRESSION FROM PETrleREw.
Treatment OF Filipinos Black Page In
American History

American History.
New York, March ~, Es senator Pettl.
grow Of South Dakota said ia an inter
Wow respecting Aguinaldo's capture; u
do not know that the capture Of Aguinaldo
viii terminate the WAT In the Islands.
am not Rurnccutly acquainted with the
Malay race to speak " thelr tcnacity. The
capture Of urorge Washington would not
nave ended the American revolution, others
would have been found to take ms place.
with the Finpinos IT may be different.
The capture OF Aguinnldo may prove
worry good thing FOR his people,
II CONSIDER OUR TREATMENT or
THE F1LiPINOS CONSTITUTES ONE
OF THE BLACkEST PAGES N AMEKi.
CAN HISTORY. AGUINALDo WAS ONE
OF TIE ALLIES AND HIS PEOPLE
SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN THEIR
INDEPENDENCE WHEN THE AMERi-
CANS TOOK POSSESSION or THE
ISLANDS.
General FunstOn'E aet was brave and
risky nnc and ! believe u was bona
fde undertaking. for the Success Of which
Funston should be well rewarded. ! sup
pose Aguinaido viii be treated as prisoner
of war aud n win not surprise me 10 Ret
the day when tho American people viii
recognize his true worth aud treat him ac
cordiugly."
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tND erLlevED TO BE At HAND.
Three Surrenders Are Reported by Gen
eral Macarthur.

Three Surrenders Are heportcu nY NoH-
eral Macarthur.
Washington. March 20. Another import
mt dispatch was received at the war dc
partment today from General Macarthur
at Manila. dated today. II did not reier
to Funston or Agulnado, but In the opln-
ion Of the war department officials, 1t went
far to support the prediction made 10y Cen
ernl Macarthur In yesterdays dispatch re-
hitting to those two leaders, to tue erect
that tho end Of the war Is near at hand
This dispatch chronicles the surrender OF
considerable additional number OF rebels
and military arms, aud the important
feature Is chat the surrender marks the
complete stamping ont OF the insurtectuh
Ia the island Of Mindanno, which Is, next
to Luzon, the largest island In the fhlup
pine group.
Tho dispatch Ia aB fellows:
Manila. March 80, Brigndlcr General
william A. kobbe reports surrender Sutnu.
lao, MindRuao, niue Officers. 100 men, lS'
rifles 50 shutguns, Cnpistrano communal
Binds trouble MindanRo as TAR na Fllipnos
Nunrcrncd.
Bngadicr General Robert +. Hughes re
potta Alikpnll and RuuZ, thirty -four guns
sutrpndored TO Captain David q. Ahankh
Eighteenth United states Infantry, Al
hamhur0 2o1 gums, FallopR epinmnnd, sur
rendered to Lieutenant Colonel Scott tot
~. fourth United States volunteers;
y Macarthur
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Did YOU ever mention Patrick 20 Rtces
u did not"
Was there any reason why you did not
40 SOY
Jones told me not TO mention Patrick
TO Mr.. Rice"
Inc testimony was ohlected TO, but MT.
Osborne said he wonid connect II with
other testimony to prove conspiracy ne
tween fa'riek aud Jones
long statement bN Or. curry was then
read stating the circumstances aud con
nectton of nr. Curry with the last disease
OF the late Mr. Riee. In ih's statement pF'
Curry saws that the mode OF exercise OF the
old millionaire NJ the time nc was ea''Nu
in consisted OF rolling In a blanket on me
floor for two hours after rising Or curry
said he put stop 10 this as u causcu
vertigo. pr Curry said that Rice was
strong nnd woll preserved fnr his ago aud
,.,,,,e.,,, o,,,o,,,. ,,,aor his ,rAnt,nont nut
,hat no yvn,,.,cd r,ucb obnnt tho Galveston
5,so.,a. or1 ,ho h,r,tnc of some mills rnc
s,a,en,ar, dcecrtbcs NJ length Inc c,rrum
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
TRIBUTE TO AeulNALDo.
London Saturday Review Says RE Was
Captured by TrsacherY.

London. March % Saturday Re
view win say. The meas Of the capture
Of Aguiualdo may be welcome as meaning
the end OF war which is stlil wasting
life and running property In the Philip
pines bur for Aguinaldo himself, whose
capture was effected by gross act Of
treachery. there must be general sympathy.
He gave the Americans invaluable as
s!stapce In the capture Of Manila and In
the previous maneUyers. He proved n
faithful ally until, partly owing TO ii
change of policy In Washington. ana part
ly to the want OF tact among<he Ameri'
can generals, war suddenly broke out be
tween the allies Dewet Is probably the
finer general, but Agulnaido is the hner
character. Considering his nntecedents.
AgulnaIdo has proven himself singulariy
humane. lie has displayed. moreover, a
genius for inspiring scattered tribes with
his own enthusiasm for the freedom which
was promised him
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TRlAs VISIT AouINALDo.
He Told the Filipino Leader Why He Had
Surrendered

surrendered.
Manila, March 29-Aguinaldo Is now IN
comfortable room in a wing of the Maa-
canaan palace. He Is In charge Of Captain
benjamin H. Randolph and Lieutenant Gil
bert A. Nounghorg OF battery G, Third
artillery.
when Aguinaldo was captured he wore a
plain dark blue suit, with the coat closely
buttoned AT the throat, and wide white
helmet with leather band. He takes bis
capture philoscphieary lie Is generally
cheerful, but sometimes moody. HIS health
during the past year has been yrry good.
1t is uncertain what attitude he will now
assume
Certain visitors are permitted to sec
Aguinaldo, but newspaper interviews with
the prisoner are not allowed.
Since Aguinaldo has been domlclied at
the Malaeanan palace persons not PROVIDED
with special permits have been denied ad
mission 10 the grounds.
General TrIas. the commander of the in
surgent forces In Southern Luzon, who
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MacAtthur's Llst.

Washington, March 20 General Mac
Arthur's latest casualty list follows;
Killed March q, near GadeIara, Lnzon.
company I, Twenty.hrst infantry, Peter A.
Peterson: company a, Twentyhrst In.
fantry Matthew Mlgusik.
Wounded Martin Il. Keavy, thigh, Sc
we're; March 20, company r. Forty ninth
infantry, NJ BlackstoGk, hand, slight;
March 10. company q, Forty-hrst infantry,
Hiram Marlborough, fece, slight; Fehfnary
2s company D. Thirty-eighth infantry.
Sergeant John r. Pierce, leg above knee,
SLIGHT.
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EuNsToNs PROMOTION.
1t Win Very Likely Take Place Within a
Short Time.

1t VIII Very Likely axe Place WITHIN
Short Time.
Washington, March 2o.In view Of Cen
crai MacArthur's specific recommendation,
Endorsed 10y General Wheaton, that General
Funston be appointed a brisadicr general
in the regular army, there seems to be no
doubt in well Informed quarters that the
president will comply promptly with tdese
recommendations, Contrary to general
impression, General Fuuston's appointment
as brlgadler general would not necessarily
mean his enforced promotion TO the head of
an army In consequence Of the retirement
Of officers now his superiors In rank.
Whether his advancement wonld be slow
or rapid would depend altogether upon the
wishes of the chief executive.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
NOT AeulNAL0o.

Man Captured Is Said to Be the Filipino
Leaders Cousin.
Paris, March - An interview with
Rcgidor Jubado who claims 10 he the
Filipino agent In Europe, is published here.
He says he has received the following
cablegram from New York. According TO
precise information, the man captured Is
not President Emilio Aguinado, but RADIO
nero AguinnIdo, chief Of the general stanl
and Emillo's cousin
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, March - Eastern Texss--
Fair Saturday, somewhat colder on the
coast: much colder In the Interior; fresh
northwesterly winds. Sunday fair.
Oklahoma aud Indian Territory -colder
saturday; westerly winds, Sunday fair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS.
Army and Navy Throw Bouquets at Each
Other

Other.
Washington, March 29.-The following
cahlegram was received at the navy de-
partment this morning from Admiral
Remey: >,,..,...
Cavite. March 29.-Bureau of Navigation
Washington. Macarthur teleSI1phs.
'.rhanks 10 splendid cooperation OF Nlcks-
burg. / have Aguinaldo securely In my
uossession at Malaeanan General Funston
ioud in praise OF everything navy did In,
tire army joins In thanks to yourSelt ana
secretary Long replied TO Admiral Remey
as follows: ,-,
Remey. Manila; Inform Macarthur nigh
liz aupreclate his and Funston's generous
praise navy, and congratulate them heart
IL Long.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
T4IeTY-r4lRD HAS ARRIVED.
Texas REGIMENT Reached San Francisco
on the Transport Logan.

on the Transport Logan.
SAN Francisco. March 29-The United
states transport Loesn arrived today. TWEEN
" -aye days from Manila and nineteen days
from NagasaN She has on board the
lhirty-thlrd ana Thirty-fourth infantry
and eighty cabin passengers
General Young and his stan were among
the passengers. General Young is TO relieve
sbafter as commander Of this division,
General shaftcr having been placed on the
retired list. There were no deaths during
m, VOYAGE Of the Logan. and she brought
no bodies from the Philippines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Want Funston Rewarded.

Harrisburg. Pa. March 29.-'rhe lower
house Of the state Legislature today adopt
"a resolution requesting the president OF
the United States 70 reward GeherAi
Eunston in q manner that Will fully recog.
niza his great and meritorious SERVICES
in capturing Aguinaido.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
barrymore Insane.

New York. March 20. Maurice Barry
more, the actor was taken % the insane
parllIon Of Bellevue hospital this afternoon
by his son, John Barrymore.
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eeneraI observatIon..

Observations takep by the United States
" Gather bureau at 8 p. ~. yesterday. 10th
meridian titne. Rain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-22
A VALUABALE MEDICINE

For Coughs and Colds in Children.
 T have not the slightest hesitency in recommending Chamberlain's s Cough remedy to all who are suffering from coughs or colds,' says Chas. M. Cramer, Esq, we'll known watch maker of Colombo, Ceylon Tt has been some two years since the city dispensary first called my attention to this valuable medicine and have repeatedly used it and it has always been beneficial. It has cured me quickly of all chest colds It is es- pecially effective for the children and seldom takes more than one bottle to cure them of hoarseness. I have per suaded many to try this valuable med ieine, and they are all as well pleased
 as myself over the results" For sale
 by w. l.. Dewoody & Co. I'm
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WILL PROSECUTE TO FINISH

Mrs. N. M De Jarnette, of Roe, Ark, the lady who came to Pine Bluff a few weeks ago in search of her little son. who was kidnapped from her home a, Roe Sunday, April ', by her divorced husband, is still pursuing the abduct- or. 1t now develops that De Jarnette. after Kidnapping the child, went south to Rosedale, Miss, having been seen all along the route.
 Mrs. De Jarnette, after leaving Pine Bluff, followed him to that place, ac- companied by Deputy Sheriff A. E. Howard, of Clarendon. They were taken down the Mississippi river in the same skiff and by the same men who served De Jarnette a few days before. After arriving at Rosedale, they learned that De Jarnette had been there, but left previous to their arrival. The deputy and Mrs. De Jar nette returned to Roe yesterday, sat isfied that De Jarnette is in Missouri. She announces that she will continue to hunt De Jarnette and see that he gets his just deserts
 Mir. Frank Moore, former resident of Monroe county. v.'o is now at Se- dalia, Mo, has writtes. the sheriff at Clarendon that De Ja.>ctte is now at that place with the child. The of fieials at Sedalia have beeo notified to capture him regardless of expense
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-22
Hands Over City's Keys.

Galveston. Texas. April 22-An ex traordinary honor was conferred to. day by Mayor Walter C. Jones on the members of the Texas department of the Grand Army of the Republic who are here as delegates to the sixteenth annual encampment The mayor in a very cordial speech not only welcom- ed the visitors. but as a climax hand ed over the keys of the city to Com mander Charles Peck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for Last Week by Geo. w.
 Bynqton, Abstractor.

Reported for Last Week by Geo. w.
 Byington, Abstractor.
 William A. Collier to Ii. C. Wheeler; SEE NE 33-G-1o, $40.
 State of Arkansas to Harry E. Kel- ley; NE NV S-3-S. $4050.
 Bourbon Thompson to Harry T. Ol- colt; E F lot 4, block 51, Doris ad- dition, West, $S5.
 John w. Tucker to Miles Outlaw; part ot the NV NE 1899, six acres, s4375.
 Chas. Veil, ct al., to Wiley Jones; part of the E F block 70, Dexter Har- ding's addition, $3452.
 A. B. Grace to Harry E. Kelly; w k NE 5-3-S, $10.
 Eulale V. Walker to s. c. Scales and A. M Middlebrooks, w F lot l., block ', Taylor's addition, $220; $50 in cash, last payment January 1, 1904.
 w. J. Levey to Merrett H. Johnson; part of NV SEE HAY, 36 acres, $700.
 F. A. Carver to John Walker; SEE NV 16-7-9, ct al, $150.
 F. A. Carver to Ollie Ussery; N F NV 1879, ct al., $50.
 Frank Kendall to E. M. West; N F SEE 27-6-11, $100.
 M. Cans, ct al, to John c. Cook; w F lot 4, block 51. Dexter Harding $ addition. $90; $25 cash, balance in payments. J. o. Harrison to Tom Stevens; part of the SEE A block Fl, Dexter liar idng's addition, $400 I. C. O'Neal to w. H. Townsend; :; lots 1. 2, 8 and 4, block ,, Wabbaseka, $2Oo.
 E. T. Wilkins to V. D. Wilkins; lot and part of lot [ block IA, old town. $1 ,0o0
 Gabe Meyer, to John Taylor; SEE SEE 1O-7-S, $275; due in one and two years. $275.
 c. E. Hudson to Theo. Wollerman; lot i. and 10 feet of lot 2. block 37 Woodruff's addition. 1895.
 Hudson Randolph to Creed Gala we'll, lot - block IA. Woodruff's addi- ton. ct al lands, ST..
 Equitable Secureties company to Moses T. Smith; acres in the Nv corner S-W S-W 27-3-S, $25; s12.5C cash. balance December 1. 1901.
 F. Bridges. exeeutor. to Andrew Nc Farland; NV NE 2S and SW SEE PLAY $24O: $50 cash, last payment January s, 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-22
Goor for Rheumatism.

Last fall was taken with a very severe attack of muscular rheuma- tism, which caused me great pain and annoyance. After trying several pre- scriptions and rheumatic cures, I de- cided to use Chamberlain Pain Balm which I had seen advertised in the South Jerseyman. After two applica- tions of this remedy I was much bet ter and after using one bottle, was completely cured.-Sallic Harris, Sa- lem. N | For sale by w. l.. Dewoody X Co I'm
 Representative H. K. Tol.el spent Sunday in the city with relatives and friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-22
First Vessel for Nome.

San Francisco, April 22.-The first steamships for Nome, the Pacific Steam Whaling company's vessel Jeannie and Thrasher, sailed today. They are expected to reach Nome on May 23 The boats are thronged with passengers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-22
oAsTo7IA. B Bear. tn. @7h' ]@= Kind You Have s!.ays Bought Signature ss L~XzNltz@M
Flood Elected.

Lynehburg, Va, April 22.-The floater Democratic nominee from Campbell and AppomattoX counties for the congressional convention is Congressman-elect H. D. Flood, of AppomattoX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-22

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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-08-24
III PISTOL.

THE AUTOMATIC PISTOL,
The latest in small arms IL the pig
tol which has just been adopted by
the Swiss government and has lately
been tested by the United States war
department. In speaking Of 1t in the
American Machinist. @. H. Powell
calls attention to the fact that the
limited range Of the revolver is large
" due to the escape Of the powder gas
about the cylinder, and then says:
What is known as the automatic
pistol Of today GEMS almost a.perfect
realization Of the ends sought. Though
called automatic, this weapon is in
reality only semi-automatic, as sue
cessive p%ressures on the trigger are
necessary to its operation.
This weapon is q repeating arm. in
which the force Of the expansion of the
gas-the recoil, or kicks utilized
after each shot to open the breech-
block, extract the empty case, cock the
fring-pin, and, by means Of a recuper-
alive spring, charge the pistol with a
new cartridge, the operator merely
having to press the trigger for each
successive shot," In editorial COM
ment the journal Just referred to re-
marks: The performance of this
Luger pistol is remarkable, as shown
by tests Of army boards. Twenty~four
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PoWEALooM.

It b reported that an English syn
dictate has purchased from the in
ventor 2 new method Of manufactur-
Ing Oriental carpets. The apparatus is
called the Hellensleben power loom.
and the claim Is made that It has q ca
pacity of thirty-hve square yards per
day. while by hand It takes half q day
to make square yard. It is also
stated thatsthe material is equal to the
nnesf Oriental productions. A pecu-
liarlty OF Its construction IL that q
shuttle is dispensed with, thus permit
tngethe utilization Of low-srade ma
terials hitherto considered useless. An
other novel feature connected with it
- the process Of coloring yarns. which.
In view Of its simple character. 1t is
thought may be adopted II other
branches Of textile manufacture.
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8&{7
SECTIONAL VIEW.

FEEEEL3EHHL ~ A1 ~ g - d.
shots were fired from 1t at the rate of
116 a minute. This included the time
OF removing two empty magazines and
inserting two loaded ones. so that the
rate Of firing. one magazine charge, or
eight shots. must Of course be consid-
erably faster. In the accuracy test
the mean deviation Of the shots was
shown to be slightly more than 0.5
inch at a range Of Is feet. It was
taken apart in 3A seconds and reas.
sembled in 121h seconds.
1T also stood the remarkably severe
dust and rust tests very we'll and gave
every evidence Of being the very best
military pistol presented before the
trial board. After being immersed in,
q solution Of sal ammoniac and al
lowed to remain until thoroughly rust
ed, 1t was without cleaning fired as a
single breech-loader. and after being
simply oiled, without disassembling,
worked automatically as before. It is
thought probable that the United
States army authorities will adopt It
for army use, in which case it will be
manufactured here"
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MADE STRONG and WELL,
4 Prominent Lady Raised From 4 Sick Bed BY Pe-runa--
Entirely Cured N Two Weeks,

female weakness: had spells Of flowing
that exhausted me 30 that I feared ]
would lose my mind. I suffered un-
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was 90 severe that I would have well
coined death ct any moment-so no one
need wonder that I recommend Peruna
so highly, for 1t cured me entirely Of
that. Not q sign Of pain has returned.
and that will soon be two years now.
II Inn glad that there Is q way I can
speak, trusting that manya sufferer will
read my testimonial, and not only read
but believe."-Mrs. VIM. Henderson.
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