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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-17
SURROUNDED
BY RELATIVES
Miss Matte BeaI Last Night
Became Mrs. C. w. Payne.
FEW FRIENDS PRESENT
Wedding Was Very Quiet One
at Brides Home.

Surrounded by relatives and a few
friends Hiss Matte Helen Beal was mar
RED to Chas. 81. payne al halE past seven
O'Clock LAST night. al the home Of the
brides mother 100 North Topeka ave
nue.. Rev. A. E Dubber. pastor Of the
Central Christian church. performed the
ceremony The bridal couple were unat
tended and stood under an arch Of snI
lex ard daisies as the ceremony was per
formed.
The parlors Of the home We're profuseiy
decorated with PAINS. smilaz and daisies.
over the table In The dining room was a
bower Of southern sr-iIax and daisies.
and from this. extending TO either corer
OF the table. was rope OF smilax anu
daisies, which made a novel and beautiful
table decoration
Miss Short at the plane, played a we'd
cIEg march as the bridal couple de-
seconded the stairs and entered the par
lors- where they were met by the oaici
ating minister. When the music stopped
Rev Dubber read The vows ana after the
answers were given pronounced theri
husband and vile. CONCENTRATIONS were
offered and then The bride and groom ana
i-''a-s were 1sAtE gen INTO the ai---ls
least 81 o..
500 -li-'ss % ---e season was served
mss De'l was o-sssa N hahlsoI'i7
mum e'-'oIA'ely
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-17
TowNslTE OFFICERS ELECTED
scott :. Whine IS Persistent CT New
Lang Cou1anv.

The directors ~ the orient Tonns.ts &
lard com7any Organised yesterday by
elcc-ins che following officers NJ
ue-ay secretary, James Allison. treas
u-cr The secretary VIII oper oEcss
within a rev DAYS. The company Is capt.
taiizea At SS.aa ard has 4aso acres IL
the vicinity Of ths Orient shop site. which
viI he plated into toEl lots
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-17
WOMAN WAS DESTITUTE
Mrs. Birdie Jenkins Making Long Jour.
ney with Two ChIIdrsn.

a womea giving her name as Mrs
Birdie Jenkins entered the office of The
commissioner Of the poor yesterday and
stated chat her husband had died iu
Ertonville. Ark TWO months ago ard
taat she was Oh her way 10 Great Bend
where her father lives. she is travelling
overland in 8 covered wagon and her
supply OF money was exhausted leaving
her without auy means 10 buy enough
food scr herself ana TWO infant children
which 70 buy food and other necessl-
ties
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TWO DIVORCE PETITIONS
Are Filed in District Court-Uussl
Srcurds ALLEGED.

Nrs- Dora L I-asssi has MED g petition
81 the district court asking q divorce
from her husband Edward " I-asseL
or che grounds 81 non-support she asks
she restoration Of her maiden name. Dora
T. 3liler. Tbs TWO PARTIES were mar
rie6 in this ei5y ca September s. lsl
Mrs Matte Noore has asked the dis
trtct coart to grant her a divorce from
Abraham Moore q whom she vas mar
ried in Springfield. No. October g. lsso.
OF the grounds os abandonment an5 non
Support
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Tia sriz q ihe Asssoatea chl-it4ss
Sewlrg circle wa az se-E-e ttrEsrr 20
lhs Eysrs-bu.rhsrs hzsshaL szus IS
afss--ocn. Ees- ha1Ees = alue a1f wife
rlobel- on>-hals = tAe pr9oesas et re
sane 81 - = Tia Azs5S-Atee Cezsitlss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-17

charge Of it. Mr.. Curtis seems 70 think
that as Governor Stanley is campaigning
in Topeka. and as Mr. Longs campaign
manager spends practically al his tine
there. he ought TO have a branch head
quarters in Wichita.
It has not been stated when the head
quarters VIII be opened, but probably
within q month
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MARRIAGE BUSINESS Dull
Probate Judge Tied But One Knot
Yesterday.

Herman Baught. aged %. and Miss
Nellie Eberhart aged ls. both residents
of this city. were married yesterday
afternoon by the probate Judge.
A license was issued yesterday 70 Chas.
L Hotsapellar. aged . and Miss Ida n
Nevius. aged IS. both residents Of Maize
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-17
QUICK PROFIT IN REALTY
Two Story Building sold Twice in
One Week

The two-story frame building with a
frontage Of 100 feet at the southeast cor
ner Of Ida and Douglas. was sold twice
within a week. the first purchaser max
ing profit OF SO in disposing OF the
property
The first purchaser was J. F. H0llicke,
who bought The building through the
Davidson investment company. for $500.
He sold 1t 10 o. s. Shlrk for e. $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-17
csuda Hotel ard saih House.
Se11a Sl---zs. Aaa-

Ths hascl has Been rF-ne5lel ard -a-r 8
furnished ard genera sites f1r the
accc1lula>lartcr ard cczlf1r- - visitors q
tne srrinzN TIE -reEr1Efcrs. see GW-ers
- rhe ~ csleh-a-et mineral sp- --s
hotel AKA ~ 1else, III lezEe noting
lraoue 20 piezSe =s.ssss.
FUTILE 4 MARTIN. FroDristorA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-17
E00a29 fills

EO0Gg 3 Fills
Are prepared from Ma
lures mid laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
RGszSG GB9 Liver
Cure Sick Headache, BIZ
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
Preuared ~ 2 r Hood Il 80 2 .-r-eIl 7T7=s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
MRS. &. A. REYNOLDS DEAD.
Was II Years Old and q Highly Res
pected Lady.

Mrs. f. A. Reynolds, aged -. wild
oW of the late Henry Reynolds, died
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Edward NJ. Schoeber, on West Second
avenue, Friday night. Deceased was
well known throughout the state anti
was one of the oldest citizens of Pine
Bluff. She was universally esteemed
and vencrated by her large circle Of
friends. Surviving relatives are, two
daughters, Mesdames Andrew w.
Num- and Edward NJ. Schocber of
Pine Bluff, and four sons, Messrs.
William Reynolds, Charles Reynolds.
James Reynolds and Mack Reynolds
Besides there are number of grand
children. The funeral will occur this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
home of Mr. and Mrs Sehoeber. Rev
John l.. Caldwell of the First Presby-
terian church, will officiatc. The fol.
lowing will be pail bearers: Messrs.
S. Y. T. Knox, John W. Crawford
Fred Fox, J. G. Taylor, Y. o Alexand
er, Joe p Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Mr.. ]. D. Kennedy, manager of the
Mammoth Springs cotton mill, was in
Pine Bluff Saturday looking over the
prospects for the location Of cotton
factory In Pine Bluff, His visit here
Saturday was only of preliminary
nature and he will return in about
a week to further investigate the field.
The Mamomth Springs cotton mill is
one of the largest and wealthiest con.
Germs of its kind in this part of the
country, and the owners are desirous
of establishing another mill some
where in the state. The proposed
mill would be of Ave thousand spindles
and one hundred and fifty looms, EN-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
FRIDAY NIGHT BLAZE.
Destroys Mrs. Green's Residence and
Damages Other Property.

Fire, which occurred Friday night
between 9 and 10 o'clock, destroyed
the home Of Mrs. !. 7. Green at 716
Second avenue. The fire originated
on the premises occupied by Mrs.
Green. But for prompt action of the
fire company, and a good supply OF
water, a big loss might have been
sustained. Both houses, one story
frame buildings, belonging to Mrs
Green. They We're insured for 81 400
in the Phoenix insurance company of
London. Mrs. Green's furniture was
insured in the New York Underwrit
ers agency for $1,000 Mr.. Frank
Vowel and family resided at 712 Mr.
Vowell's furniture was insured in the
Teutonia Insurance company for 81,
600. The fire loss will aggregate
about $4,000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
WITHDRAWS.
Cotton Belt Pulls Out of Southwest
ern Freight Committee.

Notice of withdrawal from the
southwestern fright traffic committee
has been filed with chairman Cole by
the Cotton Belt, or st. Louis South
destern railroad company. Freight
Traffic Manager Farrell assures the
committee that the Cotton Belt will
not be a disturbing factor in the Tex
as rate situation, but will observe all
rules and regulations as heretofore
It's notice will not expire for sixty
days, and in the meantime the traf-
fic association will probably be clear
er than it is at the present time.
The regular meeting of the south
western traffic committee will be held
at headquarters here next Tuesday
and the situation will be discussed be.
fore the docket is taken I'D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
WERE MANY RESULTS
From Suits Against Women
of HI Repute by Mr..
Thomson.
ONE OF TIE DEFENDANTS MAR.
RlES AND WILL TRY TO
HOLD HER CHILD.
Another, Against Whom There Vas
No Suit, Flees the City With
Her Child.
CASES CONTINUED ONE WEEK

The sensational habeas corpus pre-,
ccCdings filed in the county clerks
office several days ago, details oe
which were printed in the Graphic, al9.-
pear to have had q far reaching in
fluence although the ends sought have
not yet been attained
The hearing of the cases was set for
Saturday morning at 70 o'clock, but
in two of the cases, continuances
were granted until next Saturday. The
cases continued were those of Lille
Draper and Lou Owens, and Kate.
Jones, defendants.
In the first case a continuance was
granted on the grounds that the de-
PENDANTS had witnesses in cities out of
the state essential to the defense,
and in the Kate Jones case, the de-
fendant could not appear in court
on account of sickness.
1t was in the third case that re-
suits were shown. In this case May
Wise was made defendant. Geo. w.
Thomas, agent of the Orphans Home,
of Little Rock, brought suit to dispos-
sess her Of girl named Wick, eleyeu
years old.
On the day following the filing of
the petition a man giving his name as
Hugh Mappin applied at the county
clerks Office for a marriage< license
for himself and Annie Hopson, The
aasnaa,'as,5 ages xsrs give" at 81 and "a wears.
Annie Hopson was no other person
than May Wise, the defendant, in Nhe
suit stated. Mappin, it is said. ac.
knowledged being the father of the
child, and the couple were married.,
They have gone, it is said, to a neigh,
boring city to live
When the May Wise case was calf
ed Saturday morning, the suit was
withdrawn at the instance of the
plaintiff, Mr.. Thomason.
1t is also stated that the filing OF
the three petitions had the effect of
causing Emma Allen mistress of an
East Barraque street bagnio, to leave.
the city with her offspring, and it.
is probable that when she returns.
she will be alone. She Is said to have
gone to Chicago to place her child in
an institution in that city.
Though the merits of the petitions
have not yet been tested, the action
is having noticeable effect, and for
this Mr.. Thomason deserves credit
He is endorsed by the best people Of
the city in his efforts to provide suit
able homes, even by law, for the chill
dren Of women who are inmates Of
houses of i'll repute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
A COTTON MANUF FACTORY
One Proposed for Pine Bluff by Manager
Mammoth Spring Mills.

ploying about one hundred and seven
ty-five hands.
Mr. Kennedy was very much pleas
ed with the facilities of Pine Bluff
and appeared desirous of locating the
plant in this city.
He proposes to form a stock COM
pany of Mammoth Springs and Pine
Bluff capitalists Two prominent
citizens have already expressed their
desire of taking $4,000 worth of stock
and Mr.. Kennedy is sanguine that
the enterprise can be located in Pine
Bluff.
His proposition is worth the atten-
ton of the business men of the city.
and when he returns, the enterprise
should be given the consideration /.
deserves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
PRINCE WAS |ND|SP0SED
But Was in the Swim in New York Society
in the Afternoon.

New York, March S.-Prince Henry,
thoroughly tired out, remained at his
hotel all morning and denied himself
to all social and official visitors. He
spent the morning with Secretary Cap
tain Mueller, answering letters. He
has received hundreds since he began
his tour He had barely touched the
dainty breakfast prepared for him by
the Waldorf-As storia chef, when as
many as four cranks tried to force
their presence upon him.
A beautiful wreath was laid on Gen.
Grants tomb this morning in behalf
of the Prince by commander Egidy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
To Jessie Morrison, Convicted Of Mur.
dering Mrs. olin Castle.

Topeka, Kan, March 8.-The Kan
sas supreme court today granted Miss
Jessie Morrison a new trial. She was
convicted at Eldorado. Kan, on the
charge of numbering Mrs. Olin Castle
shortly after the latter's marriage to
Miss Morrison's former suitor.
The supreme court holds that the
lower court erred by falling to admit
as evidence the statement of Mrs.
Castle, "Jessie Morrison killed me-
which was written Ave minutes after
the knife wounds had been inflicted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
SMASHED A BUGGY.
J. c. Langston Had Narrow Escape
From Death or Injury.

Last night at the corner of Main
street and Second avenue happened
the first accident on the electric car
line, whereby property was DESTROYED
and life endangered.
Mr.. J. c. Langston was driving
across Second avenue when car No
IA, with Motorman King in charge.
backed up and struck the buggy and
smashed 1t badly. Mr.. Langston for.
tunately escaped injury as did also
the animal he was driving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

The prince remained in doors this
morning, it develops, on the advice Of
his physician.
At luncheon the prince was the
guest of Mrs. Ogden Mills. A squad
ron of cavalry escorted him from the
hotel to the Mills residence and
five thousand American beauty roses
were among the decorations of the
dining room. The invited guests in
c1uded Mr.. ard Mrs. John Jacob Astor,
Bayard Cutting, w. B. Sloan, J. Pier
pont Morgan, Mrs. Mackay, and Mrs
Alfred Vanderbilt
Calve. and other opera stars sang
after the luncheon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
PROVED ERROR.
OF Marconi as to Neutrality-suspicious.
of Wireless Messages.

New York, March 8.-The steamer
Lucania arrived here today. The
wireless operator tried in vain to COM
municate with the Etruria, which mas
not yet reported at the Azores.
The operator proved that Marcon'
is in error regarding the secrecy OF
wireless messages, by intercepting
message between the Nantucket ligns-
ship and the landing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Strike Settkd.

New York, March 8.-The controv-
'ersy between the Sun and the typo
graphical union has been settled
through Intervention Of Senator Ham
ma. it is said, and henceforth the Sun
will recognize the union, which has
spent 5000, 900 in achieving that end.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Quoting a war of slaughter or the
Filipinos are brave to a fault. Gen
Hughes replied:
always felt. when fighting the Fill
pinos as though striking woman.
They don't know the first thing about
fighting, and could not hit stock
barn with rifle Ohstinacy and sup
erstition, not bravery, causes the Fiji
pinos to hold their ground. They
believe that badges are charms which
will protect them from bullets"
Gen. Hughes said the Americans
had never mistrusted the Filipinos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
THE FIRST SHOT FIRED.
By an American on Outbreak of H0stilitics
With Filipinos.

Washington, Mar. S.,-Gen Hught;
continued his testimony before the
senate committee today, and it was
Of very interesting and sensational
nature.
He said that the first shot at the
outbreak of hostiIites between the
FiIipinos and Americans, was fired by
an American.
Mr.. Patterson, of Colorado, asked
General Hughes a question regarding
the Filipino casualties, with a view
that either the Americans are CON
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Bank Robbery Failure.

Memphis, Tenn, March 8.-Burg-
lars made an unsuccessful attempt to
rob the bank at Collierville Tenn.
There was $4,000 in the safe, but
the burglars were discovered and
frightened by the citizens after filing
five holes made in the safe door with
dynamite.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALS.
BY King and Queen to Officers and
Men.

London, March 8.-King Edward
and the queen today distributed med
ais to forty-five officers and 262 men
who participated in the relief Of the
foreign legation at Pekin, China.
The queen christened the battleship
Queen, the latest and most powerful
British war vessel. :,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Chamberlain May Succeed Salisbury
London, March 8.-Political gossip
here inclines to the belief that Mr..
Chamberlain, colonial secretary, will
become the hsemier when Salisbury
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
MAGAZINE AND STORES.
Belonging to Gen. Dewet Captured by
The British.

London. March 8.-Col Remington
has captured thirty;hve Beers near
Reita. He also digtovered and cap
tured a cave usedyas a magazine by
Gen. Dewet. One maxim gun, 100000
cartridges, and large quantities Of
stores were seized by the British.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Coqbill-T aylor.

Rev. John F. Carr oficiated at tha
marriage of eager B. Cogbill and Miss
JAMIE Taylor, which occurred at the
home of that popular divine Satur
day morning. Both bride and groom
are well known in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Attention !. O. B. B,

The regular monthly meeting of the
Phoenix Lodge No. 279. will be held
in the parlors Of the Bluff City club
in Monday, March 10, 1902, at 1880 ..
m. All members are requested to
attend as important business will be
transacted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Or. lie Fevre's Case Continued.

The trial of DR.. Wells LIE Fevre
charged with assault and battery I'D.
on his mother, Mrs. Eliza lie Feyre.
was set for Saturday at 4 O'Clock, but
when the hour arrived an important
witness could not be obtained and
the case was continued until Tuesday
morning at o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

which resulted in Mrs. Castles death.
The court also he'll that the 1oWaT
court erred i'll neslecting to disqualfy
the juror who said he had formed an
opinion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
AGAIN TURNED DOWN
Uncle Sam Refuses to Aid in Relief of
Beers in Reconeentrado Camps.

ed States could do anything to allevi
ate the condition of the inmates of
the reconcentrado camps in South
Africa. Secretary Hay offered no
encouragement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Mr.. r. H. M Mills. one Of Pine
Bluffs most influential and substan-
tial citizens, celebrated his seventy
flret birthday Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

his father, Thomas Y. Stephens. and
that said Hutchinson told his father
IN atlantis presence that Coy. JeiI
Davis had pardoned him, said Hutchi-
soon, Of fine of one cent for assault
ing w. -. Cochran, brother-in-law of
I. |. Herrn, and that said Hutchison
said that Gov. Davis told him that if
he would assault r. |. Herrn and
would whip him he would pardon him
for it.
"MARVIN STEPHENS. ."
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2Sth day of February 1902
carl D. FOSTER.
Notary Public.
.'(Seal)
My commission expires March 2,
1903,
This young man has been raised in
Sharp county, his reputation for truth
for peace, good order and honesty
throughout his life has never been
questioned; he is q farmers boy and
has always been supporter of Jeff
Davis
| present also the affidavit of Percy
Pepoon, editor of the Hardy Herald
who was perhaps the first strong sup.
porter of Jeff Davis in Sharpe ounty,
and who worked harder for his success
two years ago than any man in the
county. Mr.. Pepoon is now and has
been for some time chairman of the
Democratic county central committee
of Sharp county, called to the position
by the unanimous votes Of the men,
bers of the committee elected at the
primaries, and his truthfulness has
never been questioned here.
"State OF Arkansas,
County of Sharp.
Percy Pepoon, being duly sworn.
deposes and says that Wednesday
morning, February 26, 1902, Jasper
Hutchison in the rear of the court
house at Hardy in conversation with
S. P. Turner and myself, said Cover
nor Davis. in the governors office.
without Hutchison's soliciting, pre-
sented him with a pardon for fighting
with w. d. Cochran. adding that if he
would whip Tom Herrn he would par
don him for that too. Hutchison also
told S. p Turner and myself that
when Gov. Davis spoke at Evening
Shade, he Davis) told Allen Gay that
if anybody would whip Tom Herrn and
he was fined $1,000, he (Davis) would
pardon the offender the next day.
"PERCY PEPOON.'
.tSubscribed and sworn to before me
this Sd day of March, 1902,
IT. H. M'CALEB.
tSea1.) Notary Public.
My commission expires November
Is 1902"
If this testimony is for any reason
unsatisfactory. affidavitS Of like ef-
feet will be made by other we'll known
citizens of this county. The reason
for Gov. Davis grudge against Herrn
if any exists, is not known here, b'lt
it is we'll known that when Davis
spoke at Evening Shade, he sought TO
provoke a personal difficulty with
Herrn.
This statement and these atiidaylts
are submitted to the law abldlns
peace-loving citizens of Arkansas and
it is for them to determine whether
the alleged conduct and the spirit
that inspired it should be looked for
in the character of the chief executive
and principal conservator of the peace
in a great state or in the anarchist
It is for them to say by their ballots
whether they want the laws enforced
or violated.
Mr.. Hutchinson is yet strong sup
porter Of Jeff Davis and would not 40
him an injury if he could avoid 1t, but
he will not deny any OF the ABOVE
statements unless more than score
of as good people as Sharp county al
fords are mistaken.
JNO. L. EADY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Washington, March 8.-Heinrich
Mueller, representing the Orange
Free State, visited Secretary Hay this
morning and asked whether the Unit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Mr.. Finn Hutt is now represent
]. r. HUT and sons On the road.