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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

II y, Texas. Courier insists
that ; whereof it speaks when
1t say the Cotton Belt shops
will be .1sed from Pine Bluff TO Tex
arkana. and that only light repair work
will be done at Pine Bluff. 1t is in
clined to make fun of Master Mechan-
ic Adams for saying that the story is
pipe dream. The Courier says that
it speaks by the card, and no less
an authority than Mr. Britton is its
authority for its assertions. The
Courier says:
THE master mechanic at Pine Bluff
appears to be ignorant of the inten-
tions Of the Cotton Belt management,
but then, come to thing about it, why
should the management of the Cotton
Belt road take Mr. Adams into its con-
fdence? And then, why let the citi-
zens Of Pine Bluff know about its in
tentions? Would there be any sense
or excuse in doing so?
The truth of the matter is that it is
theh intention of Nh Britton TO move
the general offices and the hospital to
TeXarkana and to build shops at that
point, aHd which viii become the main
shops Of the Cotton Belt system. Re-
pair shops Will be kept at Pine Bluff
just as they are now kept at Tyler
Repair shops will also be kept at Waco
and probably one other point in the
State The Courier cares nothing
about denials sent out by MI. Adams
o. any one else; it publishes What it
is satisfied is in contemplation and
which Will take place unlos some auth
ority higher than the master mechan-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
FOR MANSLAUGHTER
MARTIN NASH INDICTED FOR
KILLING }. c. CROSS, JR.
Clay Cross Indicted en- Charge Of
AssauIting Maurice Quilting With
int It &c Kill.

Saturday the Ds.na circuit court adj
.jogr:Iea ;n4 TIE cour, officials and al
lofney attending from Pine Bluff have
returned.
The interest in this session OF tile
c0uit has been centerea in the DISPOSE
tjof the grand jury would MAKE OF
Martin Nash, and probable Indictments
arising from the sensational attack
made ii on Nj. Maurice Quitting, Jr
at the hands OF tie Cross boys.
Previous 10 the adjournment of the
court the grand jury reported, and
among tie indictments returned was
enc against Mr.. Clay Cross, charging
him with assaulting Maurice Quilting
with intent to kill.
An Indictment was also returned
against Martin Nash. the negro who
killed J. c. Cross. Jr., several weeks
ago at the boat landing at Pendleton,
charging him with the crime of man
slaughter.
The indictments are incidents of
great interest in two of the most sensa-
tional affairs which have ever occur
red in South Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
THE PRIZE WINNERS
Those Who Got the Honey
in the Rebus Contest

ment Company-POTTSDAM.
No. 8. knoxWherry company, fur
niture-GRAND RAPIDS.
No. 10. Lou E. Owen, Merchants
exchange-MANHATTAN
No. II. Racket Store, dry goods
TOPEKA
No. II. Strauss & Miller, grocers-
WYANDoTTE.
No. 13. J. H. Eddins Dry Goods COM
pany, dry goods-ToLEDo.
No. IA. Lou E. Owen, Merchants
exchange-WHEELING.
No. Is. McGaughy Harware COM
pany, hardware-SALEM.
No. 16. Adams Printing company.
Graphic-BUFFALO.
The second prize, 81 in cash, was
won by Mrs. Ida Flowers, SO7 West
Eleventh avenue, who gave correct
answers to all the refuses.
The following were the winners in
the five cash prizes of 80 cents each:
Carrie Bocage, 1921 West Seventh
avenue.
Grace Conlan, 720 West Sixth ave
nue..
Mrs. Sophie Hargrave, go West
Eighth avenue.
Caroline c. Caldwell, postofflce, box
397.
Florence Malachowsky, 1903 West
Second avenue.
The winners of prizes will receive
the prize to which they are entitled
by Gazing at the Graphic office.
lneie were other correct answers
TO all the rbuses, but they were too
iate to get in on the list of prizes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

There were large number Of ans
WeIs to the refuses in the page of ad-
vertisements in the Daily Graphic last
Tuesday afternoon and the Semi
Weekly Graphic of last Wednesday
morning, and the rebus editor had a
big job before him to go through the
pile of letters and find the winners.
The answers were filed in their or
der according to the date and hour
of the postmark. The first answer
bore the Pine Bluff postmark of Au-
gust 5. $50 p. m., which was On the
evening the advertisements appeared
in the Daily Graphic, but there was
an error in one of the answers.
The first correct answer was sent in
by Andrew Condry. No. 1915 South
Olive street, and he wins the first
prize OF s1.50 in cash. His answer
bore the Pine Bluff poslmark of Al
gust 6, / D. m. His answers are as
follows:
No. !. Fergus & Lass, plumbers,
CHAMPAIGN.
No. ?. J. B. Simon Co, gents cloth
inS-PEklN
No. 5. Mann TaMkersley, druggists
--M'kEEsPoRT.
No. /. Yauch's Steam Bakery. bak-
efs-3RYAN.
Ne. ;. Rhodes-Have9tv Furniture
Co. furniture COLUMBUS.
No. c. 2 w. Mivelaz. Merchants
cafe-lNCIANAPOL
No. Z. Dr. W. P. G1aady, dentist
DAYTON.
No. s. Guaranty Bond and invest-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
EAYAN is POSITIVE
SETTLES FOR ALL TIME RUMORS
THAT HE WILL RUN.
Muc;n Nett!ed When He Saw Report of
His Probable Candidacy for
Nomination in 1904.

Muscatine, Iowa, aug. G.-W. J.
Bryan settled for all time the lumors
that he will be a candidate for presi-
Lent ia 1894 in an interview yestcr-
aay while on the way to Danville, III.
Colonel Bryan, when showed reports
nat he might again be candidate,
was much nett!ed, and Expressed him
self il no uncertain manner. He said
lie wanted the matter settled right
VOW, so there could be 20 further
question. The Mason City Interview,
he said, was unreliable
y viii not be c22lidate for presi-
ct II i974, said H.. a.y,..l. VII 2
! would net promise never 10 be 2
candidate again uader any circum-
stances, have no plans locking 10
the future nomination Tor any Office.
am perfectly content to do
my work as a private citizen and en-
Joy my editorial work. I shall con
tinue TO advocate with tongue and pen
reforms which | believe to be neces-
sary"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
SURGENT c. UBS
TV SATURDAY.
Organized IN Pre- BLUFF LAST Night
With a Strong Member

The insuFge mt Republicans net at
The Eagles hall last night and organic
el Roosevelt Grcavos club.
r. S. Thompson was elected presf-
dent, J. w. Sanders treasurer. and
George Morris secretary.
There We're l25 or more present and
became members ot the club, The sec
reports, but regulars say they kept a
line on the proceedings and claim the
Graphic can not speak from personal
knowledge, as reporters were not per
mitted to be present.
Only temporary organization was
made, and the club will meet at Bail
ey's hall next Friday night to COM
plete and make permanent the organic
ation
While the local insurgents are
confined chiefly to the white Republi-
cans, SSH there are colored insurgents.
One or the insurgents said to the
Graphic last night that there were
over COO insurgents in Pine Bluff, and
that they composed the better class
of both white and colored Republicans.
There were seven Observation-Disclosures
clubs organized in the county Satur-
day, including the club here and the
one at Dumas.
At the meeting next Friday night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
THE ARKANSAS SPEED
Monitor Exceeds Fer Contrast by More
Than Ore Knot.

Washington, August 9-Tte navy
department. is very much sratiied or-
er the result OF the official trial Of the
official trial of the monitor Arkansas,
which was put through her PAGES over
the Barren Island course off Hampton
roads. According to a telegram re-
caved by Rear Admiral Neville, chief
of the bureau of steam engineering,
the new monitor averaged IL 2-3 knots,
while Acting Judge Advocate General
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
APPEAL GRANTED
And Transcript Filed in Supreme
Court in Stokes Case.

Mr.. H. r. c. Foster returned from
Little Rock Saturday where he ap-
peared before the supreme court in
behalf of John Stokes, the negro SEN
fenced to be hung here August 80.
A transcript Of the records in the
case We're filed and an appeal from
the Jefferson circuit court was grant
ed.
Mr.. Foster continues to maintain
that his client will never hang.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Reunion.

The South Missouri and North Ar
kansas reunion association will hold
its thirteenth annual reunion of the
blue and The gray at Mammoth
Spring, Ark. August 1928, 1902
Tents. straw. wood and good cool
spring water free to all visitors One
fare for the round trip from Mans
field, Mo, and Jonesboro, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
SALE BY FRIARS DisAPPROVED
Vatican Thinks They Shouldn't Have
Dsnoeed Of Land.

Rome, Aug. 9.-The action of the
Philippine friars IN selling their lands
to syndicates Of lavmen is disapproved
at the vatican. The lands are consider
ed 10 be church property inalienable
without the consent CT Rome. An in
vestigation indicates that the Domini-
cans alone sold their lands. When the
sales are definitely ascertained the
friars vii be obliged to s<< the
amount received by them and reim-
burse the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
JOE THOMAS TRIALS
Gets Fined In a EcW Of taa Char-es
Against Him.

joe Thomas, the negro accused of
seias crap shooter, proprietor CT q
crap shooting establishment, robber
intended murderer and purveyor of pis-
tolls, missed conviction on one of the
foregoing charges saturday-that OF
exhibiting gaming devices. He was
discharged in Esq. Nivens court Sat
urday. Four cases against Thomas
have been disposed of rs fellows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Judge Brown Be Hrcuc:at Back.

A telegram has been received from
Chief of Police Craig, who accom-
panied Judge Brown TO ST. Louis, to
place him in a sanitarium, stating that
he will return to Pine Bluff today
with Judge Brown. His telegram
further states that Judge Browns con-
dition has not improved
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
CONGRE ESSMAN M'RAE
says hnnouaeen,en Of His Car didacy
far Governor Is Premature.

Coagressma T. c. McRae. of Pres
colt. is spending the day in the. city,
says the Little Rock Democrat He
says that the announcement of his
candidacy for the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor two years hence is
premature, as al present he does not
know What he will do in the premises.
1t is entirely too early. to discuss pol
itics SO far off, says Mr.. McRae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Held over for Hoa Ste;tino.

Garfield and Wheeler Hudson, the
two negroes accused of stealing a hog
were bound over to the grand jury
Saturday in Esquire Nivens court
and placed in Jail in default of bonds
of $500 each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
EARGNESS EiCNCHEUR SAILS.
GenreaI CIayton's Daughter Leave 5
Vera Cruz for NV York.

Mexico. Aug. J.-Baroness Mon
che:1 ana Miss Kathleen ClaytoG
,isaglrerS uf ';eneral Powell Claytol,
the American ambassador, sailed yes
terday from Vera Cruz on the steamer
Montery for New York Baroness
Moncheur is the wife of the Belgian
minister to the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Whiet:ANhiIl Released.

Roscoe WhntinghilI, the young
white man who was fined $50 in police
court last Friday for carrying a pistol,
and who was held some time for in
vestigation has been released the of
fcers being unable to show him up
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Gaming fined SO and costs; grand
larceny, barred by statue OF limitation
assault with intent to Kill bound over
10 ,,@lld iny; exhibiting gaming de
VIC. tiia haged. There is one other
charge u hear tgom-carryine pis-
tol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
Lumber Yard SWEET by Fire.

De Queen, August 9.-The l,an5er
yard of W. T. Wilcoxson, near Horatio,
harned. entailing loss Of about So
oco. The yall was insured for $1,000.
TIE saw mill and a small amount OF
lumber was saved elom the flames.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
lnterment Pohtponed.

The interment Of the remains of the
babies dug UP on the site of the South
ern Grocery company building did not
occur Saturday morning as anticipated,
but was postponed until today when
it is intended to bury the remains in
Bellwood cemetery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Circuit Judge A s. Grace, County
Judge Smith c. Martin and PrOsecut-
ing Attorney W. B. SorreI!s have re
turned from Dumas, where they at
tended court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

ley county, and shipped by J. ]. Dena,
OF Hamburg. The bale will be dispos
ed of Monday in this city by public
auction. It is a good grade Of cotton
and was received remarkably early
for his section of the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Hanna received a telegram saying,
her maximum speed was l. 40 kll
showing that she exceeded her G
tract of II Il by considerably mo
than one knot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10
First Bale OF Cotton Received

Saturday afternoon the first bale of
cotton of the 1902 croD in Arkansas
Was received by the Hammett Grocery
company. The bale was expressed
here Oh the 5:45 Iron Mountain rain.
ltiwas grown by Mrs Murphy, in Ash
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-10

Mr. Marcia Garrett, of Lake Dick.
spent Saturday in the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-20
F. A WIGGHs.
255-25s Liberty Street
State School Money TO Loan

Some Of the Advantages 70 the Dor.
rover By using state school money:
lst At any time after one year.
you can pay the whole or any portion
Of the loan.
"a. II desired the loan win continue
FOR ten yesrA provided the interest ia
paid promptly.
Cd You deal with home people, and
the interest you pay Is not sent to
some foreign country. but Is used for
school purposes only within the state.
4th. There is no unnecessary DO
lay as the board acts promptly upon
all applications.
Only improved farm property ia ae.
eepted a. security.
For further Information call on or
address =. A TURNER,
Attorney for State Land Board, Sa.
len, orSEOa. IIs4-wH
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too q hs eozztrT thAa az o,hsr dis-
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Agent % the SsW YoFk Centrai and
Hudson River Railroad. q o1t in q
charming September n1mber ne
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illlEtrations. and the ssasoonabls aad
entertaining sketches--eFen ne poet
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tember hss q nns ul1Ffraied article
on teaching gArtsning iu ne pablc
schools. hy JoseEh Garter. s1vsr.n-
tsptenf q schools a. Chal.pl1il. m
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Summons

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon. for the County Of Marion.
Florence l. Gates. plaintiff.
VS.
John T. Gates. defendant.
10 the above named defendant. John
T. Gates:
In the name OF the State Of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint aIed against
you In this suit on or before the 9th
day OF September. A D.. 1902. the last
day Of the time prescribed in the or
der for the publication OF this sum
mons.
Unless you do 80 appear and answer
herein the plaintiff will apply to the
court for = decree against you. the
said defendant, dissolving the mar.
rage contract existing between plain
I'm and defendant. and for such other
and further relief as to the court may
seem equitable.
This summons is served upon you
oy order OF the Honorable John H.
scott, judge OF the county court for
the said county OF Marion. said order
bearing date Of the 18th OF August
4soz' directing the same 20 be pub
hshe~ in The Daily Capital Journal. a
newspaper OF general circulation, pub
ilShed In said county. once a week for
si1 consecutive weeks. the date Of the
nrst publication OF this summons be-
ing August ls. 1902 and the date OF
thS last publication thereof being Sep
tsmbsr a.. 1909.
TURNER a INMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
S-ls-sat-6
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fAshiand. Jackson Co. TldinEsJ
Co1sgructoa On The klamath Lake
railruad q proErssEing IN a Eay quite
sa,isfactOry % the pr0motsrs q the
enterprise Folr hundred men. 10
ci1ting tfty Chinese. are n0E Eofk-
ing Ht grading and track laying
Incfs Eere laid across the steel
b1ilEe acFoss the ElAmAfh river ca
the line % tie ru1A Saturday nIeht
a tisLance % ten and three quarters
Eiles from the starting polnt a.
Laird ou the s. r. Cos railroad
ihis morning ne TRACK layers and
steel gang Wln Be moved from Laird
fFul EAich Doint they have hereto-
fore ogefatet. % Pal Greek Two
trai1s ars gagged IN ths building
ole'Htons. a ballast traln and a COZ
tirgcttol traiu. TIE contractors are
SAN hampere1 somewhat IN theirI
Nork 0Eilg 10 the great scarcity oil
iahor
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OREGON
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if sgrs,y la -ses q ~. WA ths
OFeEoz sails Ets vfu have ~ -rnta
ra1gs tks1 h1if q crsE. szt 10 o.
se19lng a. pleazs - Esl i1 E1-
Frxneasao. Es-sca&lT - tts stort q
petty oEcerE. ars5 sc-as q tts co---.1B-
riousd wsr VII have % 60 petty O.
GERS cay l- tas NzteheH Il wlu bs
ai-ors ia-D1srsls for tas Bo1soz o.
ieaFs ths YarsF G-rfl shs 81 Esr- Sd
Eiik uors -sz- Tks Es--t.er ~ -e-
r-55lls.1 ~ fte reefEltinE Efsfiur t11
fsiieG - .percsprlblT. pEDta.iT CEt-E
b. fss faet t.at rork aG End wages H.
rzors glszuf1l tsa- -E1aL Ths- Too.
re rary ~ ne Afizrfic las hssr
takiuT E1u a the Ee- secured 81
fte rerrzlu-E te5afrmeEf 10 s1rr,y
ne nsw vessels Es1ng ilto cou-is-
so-- wfWH
lt EiA - fer-ssz hsgef fhzt the B.1s-
90. anf tts Phiia1elDtla arriFes A.
fhs ssa,io1 ~ io1g aEo. ths latter 70
- oaf % c1lmitsion. Ehile uneerro-
inE regairt Ths msa from the PhB.
ateipsia Esrs tFazEfsrred 70 fks VIE
consn and OrsEoz. bat egsa Eith thzr
stcltiDz "a Fessels Wefs Ekorr
har1ef
TIE Phiiafeiphia q iying Idle in ne
Tnrds. Work % repairing ~ more
properly speaking. reluiitinE her. has
40 yet oommeuoef on the way up
frul Mares Island ths Bosioa had
several break e0vns. and the men a.
ne yard have been AZ work on her
repairing steering gear. leaks IA the
deck Gnf toing Ee1erzi repair work
Her enEines are not yet be- good shape
d WAs unterstood uhe1 she came
-orfh that the Bostoa would 90 from
re Puget sound s;afi0l % Panama.
y restsd there.
Ths delay IN commsleilE Work On
the Phiiafeiphia has ooeasionei the
iaying O1 q many eEpsreaced ma
chinists A. ths BFemertou yards
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-20
INDIGESTION

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teA - 60 Ma1ay rafuEaed N Fsa
are At aaria1aa 8ee4 a. ~ asa .
.Hse eanDia VI. al hookER a 60.
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