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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
FROM ONE SCAFFOLD
Three Men Will Be Swung
Into Eternity at Arkan-
>as City.
1T WILL BE THE FIRST LEGAL
EXECUTION IN THE HISTORY
DESHA COUNTY
All Three of the Men Were Convicted
OF Murder in Three Conse eeutive
Days.
BRIEF MENTION OF GRIMES

In the triple execution 10 take place
at Arkansas City, Desha county, Feb
ruary 2&, three mon who arc, to meet
death on the scaffold arc James, lkitts,
Lawrence Dunlap and David Jobe
They were all convicted OF murder in
the first degree at the last January
term of the Desha circuit court, after
each had a fair and impartial trial
presided over by Judge a. j. Grace, OF
Pine Bluff, and each having able coun@
sci to represent him. Kits was repre-
sented by Attorney +. NJ Rogers, anG
Dunlap and Jobe by Attorney Charles
f. Thomas, while Prosecuting Attoi-
ney w. b. Sorrells represented the
states interests in each case.
James Kits is travelling ventril.
Oquist and gambler. The crime for
which he was convicted was the killing
Of James Johnson, another gambler
The evidence showed that the nature
Of the crime was revenge on account
Of the fact that Johnson had testified
against Kits in prosecution in the
mayors court of Arkansas City on the
morning of the day of the killing
Kits became drunk during the day
and in the evening, about 9 o'clock, he
went to the house where Johnson was.
LC
hind Johnson, who was at the opposite
end of the room, he shot his victim
and fled, but was later captured at
Vicksburg, Miss, and brought back to
Arkansas City.
Lawrence Dunlap was found guilty
of enticing a small negro boy a short
distance from Arkansas City, and, aft
er the boy had gone to sleep, under
the belief that he and Dunlap had
gone into camp for the night, Dunlap
shot him for the purpose of robbing
him and fled The boy lived long
enough to make a dying statement OF
the facts which was the evidence
which avenged his death
David .JObe was, as shown by the
evidence in the case, guilty of an as
sassination. 1t was proved that he at
tackled his victim while the latter was
at work on house pulling of the
shingles. This crime was committed
in Laconia, Desha county.
All three will be hanged ON the samr
scaffold and at the same time. 1t will
be the first legal hanging in the his
tory of Arkansas City
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
AN IMPORTANT OPINION
Merchants and Planters Bank Wins Out in
Patent Right Note Suit.

The supreme court has passed on
the action of Louis Roth against the
Merchants and Planters bank of Pine
Bluff.
In this action an interesting ques-
ton arose as to the proper construc-
ton of the estate (Sandels & Hills
Digest, Secs. 493-4) regulating the
form Of notes given for the purchase
money Of patent rights. By these
sections of the digest a note given fo<
the purchase money of a patent right
is void in the hands of all holders. un-
less it be upon printed form and
contain specification of the consider,
alton for which it is given.
Louis Roth gave a note for the pur-
chase price of a patent right The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
SEVEN KILLED
AND IS OR MORE INJURED IN
CHOCTAW WRECK.
Caboose Caught Under Boulder and
Smashed Into kinaiing-Penn-
sy'vana Wreck.

Little Rock. Feb. 15.-Seven men
were killed and fifteen Or more were
injured by an avalanche on the Choc
taw, Oklahoma and Gulf railroad yes
terday morning at $50 O'Clock. about
twenty miles above Little Rock and
two miles west of Little Maumelle.
The caboose of work train was
caught under several huge boulders.
suddenly loosened from the bluffs by
the effects of moisture. and was
smashed almost into kindling wood.
The caboose was full Of men, Four
or five were killed outright and at
least fifteen were seriously injured.
The Dead.
Samuel Simon, white. Bonneville,
Ark
B. l.. Jones, white, Bonneville Ark.
Orange Foster, colored, 3o5 Byrd
street Little Rock.
John Williams, colored, 4O3 East
Washington street, North Little Rock.
Henry McGee. colored, 321 West
Eighth street, Little Rock.
Two unknown.
The Injured.
Following is partial list of the Sc
riously injured. the names of others
not yet being obtainable.
Bill Penninger, white. foreman OF
gang, leg broken and hurt internally
INJURIES serious.
VIII Logan, white. Bonneville; hurt
internally; injuries serious.
Andrew McGee, colored. 1921 East
Eighth street, Little Rock; injured in
ternally; will die.
Freeman Davis, white, Alabama !;
both legs broken.
John Connor, white, Rosedale, as; :;
hurt on head.
Ed McGinnis, foreman extra gang;
general bruising up.
Frank Powell, colored, Twenty
fourth and Georgia streets. Little
Rock: hurt about face. hands and
legs.
Nose Garrett, colored, 1904 East
Eighth street; shoulder dislocated.
Emmett Burnet, colored, Dumas.
Ark; arm hurt.
John Hollins, colored, Sixth and
Commerce. Little Rock; arm broken
and head hurt
w. H. Ballew. white. Bonneville,
Ark; injured about face and legs.
d. c. Hardin, colored, North Little
Rock: head and hand hurt.
Otto Raylor, white, Missouri; bodily
injuries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
MORE INTERVENTION
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST LATE
OF SoImson Bros. e. Co., by Isaac
Dreyfus and Some Baltimore
people.

l.. Lowman and company, large
wholesale house of Baltimore. Nd.
through local solicitors, have enter
ed an intervention suit in the Jeffer
son chancery court against Solmson
Bros and company, the members OF
which firm were A. Grossman, T. Mich
aelson, Sam Solmson and Nose Solm
son.
The interventors, seek to secure a
judgment against Solmson Bros. and
company for $104, the amount OF a
bill of goods sold the plaintiffs. They
ask that the judgment be declared a
lien on the funds now in the hands Of
the receiver.
In the same cause Isaac Dreyfus
files an Intervention suit seeking
Judgment for $3.50, the aggregate of
4 bill of goods sold the plaintiffs. He
also asks for judgment and that the
Judgment be declared lien on the
money now in the hands of the re-
ceiver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
COL. =. w. TUCKER.
Believed to be Slated to Succeed Hon.
n. L. Remmel.

Little Rock, Feb. 15-lt was learned
today from reliable source that in tho
event Hon. H. l.. Remmel should retire
from the office of internal revenue col
lector for Arkansas. which is now be.
lieved to be a foregone conclusion,
although no definite statement has
been made to that effect, Col f. w.
Tucker, of Glover Bend, Lawrence
county, will be most prominently be
fore the committee March 6, for en-
dorsement to fill the vacancy It is
understood that this has been praetic.
ally agreed upon by the party leaders.
There will be other candidates, how
ever
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

property destroyed consisted of five
frame buildings--the Sheriff. residence
the house Of Mrs. H. R. c. Foster, of
this city, Whites drug store. w. G.
Alexander's saloon. ]. F. Quattle-
baum's merchandise store.
Mr.. Quattlebaum' loss is estimated
at about $4,000 with an insurance Of
$4,000.
Mr.. Alexander's loss will aggregate
$4,000 with no insurance carried.
In the destruction of Dr.. Sherrill's
hotel and cottage he will lose about
$4,000, with $500 insurance.
DR.. White carried no insurance and
his loss will aggregate $4,000.
Mr.. J. NJ. Barretts store was dam
aged to the extent of $4,000, partly
covered by insurance.
Prosecuting Attorney SOrrells was
spending the night at Sheriff., and he
had a narrow escape from the fire
He lost most of his clothing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
MR.. G. S. LUCAS
Resigns His Position With the Adams
Printing Company.

Mr.. G. s. Lucas. who has been con
nected with the Adams Printing COM
pany for the past three years, has re-
signed his position to accept one with
the Commercial. Mr.. Lucas is fine
printer, and will be credit to any
position he accepts. We congratulate
the Commercial upon securing the SER
vices OF Mr. Lucas.
Mr.. Lucas will be succeeded by Mr..
e. H. Fenton, formerly with the Ar
kansas Democrat who is thorough
printer having held positions with
the largest job printing houses in the
United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

note was not in the required form.
The Merchants and Planters Bank O.:
Pine Bluff came into possession of the
note and sued Roth thereon, in the
Columbia circuit court Roth pleaded
the statute mentioned and the court
held the note void Thereupon the
bank and the original vendor Of the
patent right sued Roth in the Jefferson
circuit court as mi assumpsit," for the
purchase price of the patent right,
but not on the note. The circuit court
overruled plea of former adjudica-
cation by Roth and held that the judg-
ment of the Columbia circuit court
holding the note void was no bar to an
action for the purchase price. The
supreme court affirmed the decision of
the circuit court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
IN COLONIAL COSTUME.
Youno Ladies Will Receive at DR.. and
Mrs. J. F. Simmons.

Friday, February 81, from to II p.
M, the following young ladies will be
dressed in Martha Washington cos
tunes and assist Colonel George and
Mistress Washington in receiving at
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Simmons: Misses
Nina Smart, Fay Taylor. Florence De
woody, Ella Bum, Ida Dreyfus, Lutte
Laine, Hattie Holland, Willie Evans.
Owen Hogg, Tankersley, Mary
Lindsay, Mrs. Earle Phillips, Jack
Slater, - Eldridge. Mamie Mann.
The ladies who will assist in the
drawing room are as follows: Mrs. L..
O. Knox, J. p. Jordan, Garland Brews-
ter, and Drew White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
PRINCE DENIES
Says He Never Wrote Dewey Letter
Of Apology

Bremerhaven, Feb. 15.-Prince
Henry sailed for New York at 3 :45 p.
M Previous to sailing Prince Henry
in conversation with the Associated
Press referred to the report that he
had written letter to Admiral Dewey
apologizing for the conduct of the Ger
man squadron in Manila bay during
the war with Spain. ut is all untrue"
said the Prince, 81 have never written
to Admiral Dewey in my life"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

There continues to be rumors about
the local postmastership.
The latest is that Postmaster Louis
Altheimer will retire at the end of the
term for which he was appointed. and
not ask for the place again.
Why he should arrive at that con-
clusion is not known as Mr.
Altheimer would not discuss the
matter, but the general presumption
is that he is tired being held up for
$1,000 a year out Of his salary by
the Clayton Remmel machine for Ferd
Havis, the local representative of the
Clayton Remmel crowd.
In the event that Mr. Altheimer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

show up pretty Well in a first class az
sreea'ion but tho tadod blackfacc
artists he carries with him set him
off at big Disadvantage. With the ex~
ception OF one or two features, nota-
bly, the work Of the japanese athlete.
the company has no features to com
mend it to the public. Their jokes and
special features appear to have been
resurrected from the prime old days
of minstrelsy and the singing was
awful simple, or rather simply awful.
Warde's aggregation is not near as
good as it was last fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
CROWDED DOCKET
FOR MARCH TERM JEFFERSON
CIRCUIT COURT.
Lists Of Grand and Petit Jurors
Selected by the Jury Commits
soners.

On March II, month from next
Manday, the March term of the Jeffer-
son circuit court will convene in this
city. The docket will be crowded
with the cases and the coming term of
court will probably be an interesting
one.
Below we give the names of the
grand and petit jurors selected by the
jury commissioners to serve at the
March term:
Grand Jury-Geo. Cram, Redfeld;
f. S. Carr, New Gascony; f. M. Brown
Pastoria; John Hudgins, Ladd's Mill;
c. M. Linn. Niven township; w. F.
Lindsay. Altheimer; Lon Wyatt, Rich
land; J. C. Breckinridge, Victoria;
F. B. Gullage. Spring; A. 0. Edwards,
c. H. Triplett, S. Y. T. Knox, Tom
Sparks and H. Riley, Vaugine.
Petit Jury-M. l.. Bowman, T. w.
Moon, !. M. Bennett, R. H. Williams. J.
]. Dunlap. Oliver Heath. E. M. Barriers.
j. D. Holly, ]. d. King. G. c. Slovan,
T J. Collier, w. r. Jenkins. F. B.
Mitchell, w. c. Roundtree. J. c. Lame
s. ]. Laudermilk ]. P. Mitchell, j. l..
Curl, G. N. Carver, C. H. Winfrey,
Arthur Kaufman, Brown Lyle, c. T.
Robinson and J. w. Dutton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
THE CITY CANDIDATES
To Be Voted for in the Democratic Primary
Next Tuesday,

The only races in which there are
contests are city attorney and alder
man for the Fourth ward. For city at
torney Mr.. Reinberger is candidate
for reelection and, Mr.. Coleman is
contesting with him. In the Fourth
ward Mr.. Clements is asking re-elec-
ton as alderman, and Mr. Allen is his
opponent. Mr.. Fox is asking re-elec
ton in the First ward and MIR. We'll
in the Third ward. Mr.. r. c. Wilkins
is the retiring alderman. but he does
not ask a reelection. and Mr.. H. Riley
offers for the place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
SOME MORE RUMORS
Concerning the Postmastership Of Pine
bluff.

does not ask for the place, it is said
that Assistant Postmaster F. G. Furth
will go after the job, and If he does
the contest will warm up between Mr.
Furth and Mr.. ]. R. Langston, who
began a fight for the place several
weeks ago. Furth would have the sup
port of Remmel and Clayton, which
would make him a hard man to turn
down, except that President Roose-
welt should take a notion to ignore
the machine and appoint somebody
outside the Clayton coterie. He
sometimes does a thing of that kind
Just to maintain his reputation for
strenuOsity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

Saturday was the last day for can
dates for nominations in the Demo
cratic city primary election, which oc-
ours next Tuesday, to get their names
on the ballots. The entries are as fol-
lows:
City Attorney. Reinberger and w.
F. Coleman.
City clerk-R. Lee Johnson.
Alderman-First ward, Fred Fox,
Second ward, H. Riley; Third ward.
Chas. We'll; Fourth ward, ]. w. Al
len and Joe Clements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

Crutcher, II Riley, D. L. Anderson, II.
G. Higinbotham, Cambell Fox, Henry
Roberts, Mercer Sigh, DR.. Edgar, lrl
Armstrong, Tracy Mills, Will Nichols,
L. d. Hale, Frank Ezell Albert Bacon,
Gus Reeves, Will Jones, Cliff Richard
son. w. E. Livingood, Moore Knox. G.
w. Pettigrew. Harvey Hogg.
There is to be a strong effort made
to get large increase in the member
ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

Z directors of the youn-
.;aiat association had a very
,'.s last Tuesday even
$ for the new year were
passed upon.
leS Jew, features that will
sal be a literary So
J ;Is sumcient number of
NJ ~ N .he secretary and fl.
- snow the association
nah Ok ,aads to run the as.
4sa ~, 1902 has been sue
and if the citizens ua vet
i 10 the aid of the
as a',,I those already seen
- VIII be a success.
committees were ap.
Cd sdIFnlttee-L. Fant J. Polllt,
lss lksssanittee-J. W. Craw.
elt,ss and $ $. ". culpepper.
W' WIs@E, re G. Lame, Jas.
'0nnittee-B. F.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
Arkansas Postmasters.

The following postmasters havs
been appointed for Arkansas: Combs
Charles Potts; Echo, Nelson Norris:
Floyd, Virgil D. Ellis; Gipson, Thomas
H. Golden; Green Ridge, Ebert E.
Hester; Palatka, John S. Magee; Pit
kin, Andrew p Smith; Robertsville.
Mrs. E. Roberts; Uarta, Richard A.
Lilies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
Ejtz and Jeff Sian.

New York. Feb. 15.-Robert Fitzsim'
mons and James Jeffries signed ar
ticles today to meet in a twenty-round
glove contest between May 10 and ~
for the championship of the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
A Poor Show.

With regard to Harry Warde's
minstrels which appeared at the opera
house last Friday night, some one has
bestowed misnomer upon Mr.. Warde.
He has been heralded far and wide as
the president of minstrelsy. He might
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
THREE KILLED
And Four Injured in Railroad
Wreck.

Altoon. Pa, Feb. 15.-Three men
killed, four probably fatally and two
seriously injured; one freight train d
complete wreck and another nearly 50.
are the results of an accident yester
day morning on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, on the steep grade a few miles
above the Horseshoe curve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Induced a Trusty to Purchase Strych.
nine.

Van Buren, Feb. 15.-Dave Nc
Whorter, convicted of wife murder and
sentenced to hang April II. yesterday
introduced a trusty carrying meals to
prisoners to buy him an ounce of
strychnine. The trusty was searched
by Jailer Miller and the money taken
from him. McWhorter said that he
wanted the poison to kill rats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
,u,,, BE 5000, 900

whitaker returned satur'
from Little Rock, where
,.otary Cohen, of the
irectory, passed upon the
n for the Arkansas state
the Louisiana Purchase
Fhe other member, Col.
10, of Harrison, was ah-
d.
I plans were submitted
Gibb. of Little Rock. and
lrt, Of Hot Springs. Mr.
we're for a 100000 build
Hart's plans called for a
ost 500, 600.
RS convened at IL a. m.
pck the bid of Mr.. Hart
/, Col. Whitaker was
stic about the proposed
concerning it made the
Iemept to a Graphic rep
plans for the Arkansas
uilding were accepted Oil
cir undisputed superior
plans call for a building
Of which, including two
Il be 900 feet. and the
Is feet. The building
agnifcent three story
a colonial design, will
age of $50 feet and a
bet.
ds will be decorated with
of floral designs. The
ID to the Arkansas build
400 by 300 feet. The
ling, sitting on the most
und on the worlds fair
Bent a magnificent spec
not be a more beautiful
the grounds. Mr.. Hart
in st, Louis last week
nformed by some of the
architects of that city.
IS could not be excelled
yenience or for grandeur.
the matter of convent
rt's plans represent an
Z. His plans call for q
ment where the exhibits
can be securely stored.
'nades beautifully set off
randeur of the building
extend from either side
building. Large stately
be used for the building
materials will be used al
e building and Arkansas
1t it,"
maker became enthusi.
stated:
Arkansas demonstrated
psnt to the fore in the
work. Arkansas is the
accept bids for a state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
Car on Cherry Street Line.


Street car service will open up on
the Cherry street line at a. M today.
Four cars will be put into service to-
day, and two more will be put on as
soon as experienced motormen can
be had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16

The two weeks old child of MI and
Mrs. Casper Holzhouer died last Fri
day Funeral services were conducted
Saturday by Rev. Kellerman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
DEATH RECORD.

The remains of the infant daughter
of Nj. and Mrs. w B. Pinney were
buried in BellWood cemetery Saturday
morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
ACCEPTED
Kansas Buildings at
|;s;,na Purchase
|zpositi0n'
b,aecroRs AGREE ON
|~op TWO sTRuc-
! 1UREs.

lar and Arkansas Mater
/ .. Utilized in Their
erection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-16
or DIRECTORS

A. PLAN WORK FOR
[Hs YEAR.
appointed to Carry Out
successful in Raising
Funds.
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