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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10
Serious Trouble at Brussels
Between Citizens and Soldiers


in view of the
When soldiers
on had spread their ranks
latter using firearms The police wounded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10

is there duty to preserve law and Or
der and not to aid in the breach of it.
If the charges are not true, then the
officers are entitled to eXOneratiOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10

man Kraft, despite the $4,000 bond.
he was inclined to make Snyder's
bond $4,000, and told Snyder to be
prepared for this increase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10
Shot Deputy narshal
and Immediately LynChed

Fulton kyS April 0Frank Taylor
instantly killed by Tom Blackad
hanged from the bridge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10
Paul Kruuer Verv III.

Amsterdam, April 10.-Former Pres
ldent Kruger is very sick. He is quite
feeble and suffers lapses of memory.
His physician fears the worst.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10
Miss Roosevelt Home Aoain.

Washington, April 1O-Miss Alice
Roosevelt arrived in washington to-
day from Cuba. and she said she en-
joyed her trip immensely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10
Raging Fire Sixty Miles
Long and Twenty Wide

FIT Worth Texas April 1oA Terry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10
BIG BOND

For Kansas City MilIionairs Indicted
for Bribery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-10
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"HE WASTES HIS LATHER WHO SLAVES AN ASS

To the Editor of the Grap article
in yesterdays Daily Commercial entitled
Grace" allow that learned
the old Spanish
Maj Newman and jeff all nothing
A. B. GRACE
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
SENATE PASSES MANY BILLS,

Washington June IA conference report on
+be bill amending an act TO provide code OF laws
for the District of Columbia was agreed TO Dy the
Senate soon after II convened to-day
4 Joint resolution apPropriating <luo'o for mon
rent 20 prison ship martyrs. TO be erected at Fort
C.-aene Rrooklyn n Y was passed It provides
thar the appropriation OF 100000 shall be made on
condition that an additional 10000 shall be raised
the work TO be done under the direction Of the sec
rerarv OF War the Governor Of New-Nork and the
Mayor Of New-YOrk City.
4 Joint resolution was passed providing for the
rrinting of 10000 copies of the memorial address
on President Mckinley. delivered by Secretary
Hay.
! resolution was adopted authorizing the Com
rnittee on Territories to sit during the recess TO
consider bills proEldlIS lot tle 3C-i-170o'' - -9'''
tories Statehood -.- .--,...;.- - -.
Mr. NIt1aelI presented joint resolution OF the
LEGISLATURE of Oregon asking Congress Tor d sItdo!e
sT,Drgurlat9n a centennial exposition N iiO!vI
,f th4 Lewis and Clark expedition 70 Jhe racine
Cos.f 10 be ht ID IN the city OF Portland IN $50
Mitchell made DTleL speeIH III SupSoit u e4-e
q" The General Deficiency Appropriation bill was
The hill TO provide for the allotment Of the
Inns OF The Cherokee nation. flr the disposition
of IN sites therein and for other purposes was
7T6e conference report on the District Of ColUm-
b.a Appropriation OH "~9 d74ee~ ~ e'- f9
The conference report on the Choctaw and Chick
ssaw Indian Treaty bill also Was agreed 70 ana
many bills of importance were passed
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
SAYS BRYAN WAS INVITED
VAIL FROM NEBRASKA BRINGS PRoTE5IA-
rIo&s FROM TTLDEN CLUB LEADERS.

wAIL, FROM NEBRASKA BRINGS PKOl 70 -
TIONs FROM TILDEN CLUB LEADERS
wall comes all the way from Nebraska
eo,,, .ey1-ir7iar, Ivan Brennings'' as Webster
Davis once called him, saying that he never iV
cafvAd anv invitation TO the TtIden Club dinner
m Thursday of last week That was the olh-
nar at which ex-Presfdent Cleveland and eA-
Senator Hill were the principal atIrac 'Ioii7
Robert E. Dowling, president Oh the ctUO'
nounced the night before the dinner IldI ~
Er,an had been invited but had not been H.
vitad 70 sneak. When Mr. Dowling was IN
formed yesterday that Mr.. Bryan SAID tna' N
had not received any invitation, ne SAID
1.-TWO thousand invitations to the Tilden Cluo
openfug were sent out An invitation 10 MI
Rrvan was mailed with the others week or
60 before the gathering. in order to avoid any
mistake in Mr. Bryan's case, second INVITA-
+ion was sent 10 him by registered mail by MT
L4o-chkiss Of the club. Mr.. Bryan was invited
m he preseut but he was not invited 10 Spear
do not believe that any comment that WI
Rrvan makes on the matter will fnJure the III
den Club. nor do I believe that it Will DO MIN
any good"
Perez NJ Stewart. who had much TO do WIN
getting UP the dinner, corroborated MI LOW
rng's statement that two invitations were sent
10 the Nebraska leader
Yesterday there was telegrapneo 70
York para graph from Mr. Bryans paper me
| Commoner." commenting on the IHaen CIu0
dinner The Commoner' said yesterday;
Had Mr. Bryan been invited he would ndEs
responded explaining why he would not alLeHu i
a poIftfcaI banquet in honor OF one VINO tNICe t
| opposed the Democratic ticket and mas ne'e -
since announced his intention OF retuItLtS I3Is ~
- rarrr Tudas went out and hanged himself
| ana Arnold moved TO England In this con-
| neCtion il may be mentioned as matter OF
| news that Cleveland attended the AI-ue1 OAU'
banquet
r,afar-ing n the buffet supper served 10 the
ra,l and file while Mr. Cleveland and others
we're in an upper room at regular table The
| Commoner' said:
This z,-ss entirely appropriate. The rank and
| file ALWAYS eat in the basement when cleveland
occ1T~fas the chief place at the banquet table
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
A DEMOCRATIC MA NIFESTO
TARIFF AND TRUSTS DECLARED THE
CHIEF ISSUES.
THEY ALSO DENoUNCE REPUBLICANS IN
CONGRESS FOR FAILING TO PASS A
CUBAN RECIPROCITY BILL.

Washington June "a caucus OF the Demo-
cratic members of the House OF RepresentauVes
held tonight unanimously adopted the following
declaration:
can majority in Congress for their failure % pass
measure ProEding EecPro&eI6y | CT WIZ oF Ren2esenta
tives was heartily supported by the Democratic T
9oFy Ba btn arf1 feoved Sef By the Solid
aided by small minority OF the RePuoCaa, , aT
to Cuba reduced the price Of sugar to Aer6an d162
Republican Senators TO consider this nleasoLG he
rssfored gives evidence that the President and
Republican party in Congress are wli!lng 10 rece @
sumers rather than abandon their ailahce Will
The failure Of all reciprocity legislation WITH
Cuba rests upon the Repu6cad t2 M fbe raw
sugar of producers. but unwilling 10 Destroy '
SecondNThat the Republican majority in Con-
gress is dominated and controlled oy the Irusos en-
country IN tnsf hi 3hr0ugh the House of
RanresentatiVes in the LVIth Congress in the clos
ing hours of the session, the Senate reiLstlls @
c6 cGn5dgF Of 5h @ Ths5 a 5 has been abandoned and
they have since refused ana 40 nnrass nOT the
trusts or to favorably report any OF the nune[oLs
antitrust bills introduced by Dernocral'c
ThTdEThat we favor the immediate passage OF OF
as eo more 20 ho fafiy protect @ trade and commerce
@ Sansl e sTe 70 reduce the duties on all articles
ard Commodities manufactured and controlled OF
produced in the United States by trust or Irqs9 -
60 as 10 destroy such Illegal com0tnatl l0nS, iil -
reduce the rate of duty any article or ColLlz
modify manufactured in the Cnited SIaleS atI ~
sold in foreign country more cheaply 'haH III 'i-e
United States. ,.. - CONGRESS-
,71+I the measures mentioned above have Deeh
enacted into law.
The caucus lasted only an hour, and was oe-
voted to the discussion OF the terms or the LoIe
! going resolutions which were drawn by REPRE-
| oro+ire Jackson Of Kansas and presented by
REPRESENTATIVE Griggs of Georgia. chairman Q! Il-f
| Democratic Congress Committee. A nunl2tI - -
sraeChes were made arraigning the IlaJorILs
! COnEres and in support OF strong DeiLoc T1
IacIs-aIIon Representa tative Richardson, OF -
Gessee the Democratic floor leader was aE3ong LIs
gTe9kers and at the close Of MS speech the reSo-
| lutfons were adopted unanimously
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
CLEVELAND NAY SPEAK.
EFFORT TO BE MADE TO GET HIM TO
TALK FOR THE STATE TICKET

Borough President Jacob Cantor. who went
IN Princeton TO see ex-President Cleveland on
Monday Of last week at the personal request u
Mr.. Cleveland, in answer yesterday TO ques-
+ion about Mr.. CIeveIands plans for the next
campaign. said:
II gathered from what Mr. Cleveland said 10
me that he had a lively sense Of gratitude 10 the
party for the honors it has conferred on h-il'
ard that he was willing to render 1t any ASSIST
ance that he could. He indicated that II ne
couId lend it advice or encouragement IN any
vav he would do So He did not say that ne
was going to make any speeches next IAN l.
he should decide to do that he would make 'he
announcement himself.
Noting the favor with which MI CIeN Nelhia
was received in this city June 49, some -
the Tamrany leaders are planning 10 asH W.
cleveland to come TO this city dnU mn Il'. +,c
sneech next fall in support of the DeuCSi Dtito-
State ticket They say that the r~T5soiIa---
managers will do their utmost 70 seS = thew
Roosevelt to make a speech, and thal Il ,,IS C,r
are successful in doing so MI CleNeIoi C - tbe
be induced to make speech IN ahs"eI u ''-
President
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. June 27.-The following army and
,avv orders have been issued:
ARMY.
TIL. following transfers are made;

7rh. eor1oU4ng transfers are made:
,,...o.o,. Colonel FRANCIS W MANSFIELD, from the
1gth Infantry 1st Infantry Lieutenant Coone. me-
J0sEP45 Jos II5a6rv r. MAJOR THOMAS s MCALE from
the 6th InfantTX W T THERsPooN T from the 5oth
fantrv to the 9th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant T ENI v6orth nv for assignment with
the 6th pending his promotion TO hFst lieu
Major JAMES IS his own sea9est FfisEst ss
cantaln ALMoN L PARMERTER. 21st Infantry. now at
San Francisco VIII join his company.
cscond Lieutenant AVERY J. COOPER. artillery corps.
assigned e3d Company Coast Artillery and
e.T5 Lieutenant CLAIRE r BENNETT is assigned to
rbe sh Infantry and will report at Fort Lawton and
In 1.-THE the Uni.ed 51i.i States.
Second Lieutenant MICHAEL E. MORRIS. Philippine
sTSger sT9usF station mit5 5sR9fi IN the Philippines
Captain EDWARD L Mi5NsoN assistant surgeon is In re
proceed nTryr to the Philippines August /.
Lieutenant R9RERT g5 8,v GRURss r. t5 asiaa sB5
Viii proceed to San Francisco
NAVY
Gable from Rear Admiral Rodgers. Asiattc Sta
ton. Taku. China. June 26:
Lie" Panpanga; to command Sanar.
Naval Cadet C T WADE. detached the Pampanga; to
Lieutenant Commander a V ZANE detached the
Atlantic station
Lieutenant Commander T. Hall detached the KsaE-
to the Olympia in charge engineering depart
Lieutenant Commander G. oUINBY detached the Ala
harra 70 Yard. New-York, IN charge OF naval
recruiting party proceed from that yard
Naval Cadet H JOHNSTON. 10 Naval Academy for ex-
animation preliminary 10 final graduation
MARINE CORPS
Can,,fn 2 Il LANE commanding marine guard the
Eanrucky detached: ordered resignation
from marine corps accepted
First Lieutenant LEE g. PURCELL. detached naval hos
pitaI Philadelphia: TO marine barracks. Washington
Major I. W. T WALLER and Captain D. D PORTER.
detached from marine barracks. Navy Yard, New
home.
Lieutenant F. EVANS, detached from Like
Panther.
Captain r NJ gibson detached from marine barracks.
New-York; take a detachment of sixty men 70
Yard BoAtou
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
OFFERS s1.23.538 FOR TIE ASSETS.

In the Vice-ChanceIlor's Court az Newark yester-
day the counsel representing the defendants in the
case OF the application by minority stockholders
OF the Spirits Distributing Company for receiver
70 wind up the cOmpany's affairs surprised the
cOunplainants lawyer with offer 70 buy outright
the entire assets Of the company in order TO end
the litigation The offer S.24S.53S So Levi
Mayer. chief counsel OF the Whiskey Trust, made
the offer. \ majority Of the stock is held by the
Standard DiStilliCS Company. which IS under con-
troll Of the trust Mr.. Mayer made the statement
that the DiStLing Company Of America would
consent a receiver If he would be required TO
they would secure bid for the
assets equal g1l2 per cent OF the amount he had
offered. EiCe-C Chancellor Emery said the offer
seemed fair and ne gave the COnplainanLS until
next Tuesday consider IL.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
STATEMENT FROH R4THBONE.

Washington. June 27.-Major Estes G Rathoone
formerly Director General Of Posts OF CuDa' re-
Quests The Associated Press to say for him thaI
, =. has been in this country various news
rsra- interviews have contained statements SEEM
ing 10 come from him which do him an inJustlce-
some Of them are errors in fact. and others are
fauItv inferences drawn from known condltlohs
He regards these Interpretations as Ha' ing
- ,,4,,ar+antIv made but they nevertheless do
Lir, an Injustice His purpose at this time IS to
ba1,a an investigation by Congress which VIII dis
o1osa all the facts regarding his conduct In Cuoa.
80 NOT revenge on any person or persons VINO
49, have injured him.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
SAY CARROLL DID QUEER THINGS
cpoprp MEN Do NOT LIKE THE WAY
IOrfN +. HANDLED CAMPAIGN FUNDS

CROKER MEN DlD NOI LINZ 4IiI@ Vs.
JOHN F. HANDLED CAMPAIGN FUNDS
The Croker men in Tamnany Han say tnal y" leH
Tob1 = Carroll had the handling Of the campaign
funds he did not deal fairly and iEnpartlaIy Win
the district leaders That is one OF the reasons Ior
the bitterness displayed toward him by so many
or the old Croker guard now One OF the leaders
in referring yesterday CarroiIs methods IN lam
many Hall, said:
Carroll did a lot of queer things when he was
handling the campaign money. and lne boys nav
ro+ forgotten il Mr.. Croker trusted him. ai-c per
ba1s Carroll NAV have thought he was dolns Lnv
Tr50ar thing every time He dtScrl1iTa TED nelWren
~ district leaders giving his particular lFleilS Z
hfSrar quota for their districts than ne gave
IIeders with whom ne did not get on We'll l ne
x+L TfsrriCr Tor instance got $40 70 the election
Iis-rirt or sSSJ in all for getting out the vote
w. n TrIIil= hamburger was handed the money
80 he counted II he was mad clear through he
rushed hack TO the desk where Carroll was sllllS'
This IS a fine game. How do you expect me- 10
do anything with this money. when tne tteL-o1LI-
Cans have So 70 4 district and the Citizens mon
ren have even mOre2 How can L hght Win IHdt
S1,iiil-ar was in the room and took hold Of julius
and told him TO make scene; he mace d
scene lust the same. Later when ne heard tcal
Frank Goodwin. OF the INth District, mad nearer
sr56 ~ district than $40 he made an awful KICK,
and apre4 led 10 Croker Then there was a stormy
irrervieU- between the old man and carroll CrQAer
,of5 carroll he ought TO know better than 70 snow
arv partiaIitv and after that he :Gok care OF the
money distribution himself
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
CLEARING UP MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
AN ELECTION CONTEST.

Washington, June 27--The House to-day began
consideration Of the contested election case Of Hor-
80, aeainst Rutler from the XIIth Missouri Dis
+rtct In this case the majority of the committee
found that the election was SO tainted with fraud
as 10 make it invalid. and recommended that the
seat be declared vacant. The minority found that
Mr. Butler the sitting member, had been legally
alec+a5 and recommended that he retain his seat
The sneakers to-day were Messrs. Smith Of Iowa.
and Barthodt Of Missouri. in favor Of the ma
jority and Mr.. Bowie. Of Alabama. IN favor OF tne
row. -t-.-u ,-.,o ,Ia,-a5 ~,
g., the carly portion of the session requests Tor
tInanin0tIs M consent, for which there IS always a
G-aa+ demand in the closing days of a session.
we're suddenIy blocked to-day by Mr. Moon Of
rrsnnessaa vino told friends that he would OBJ
iac+ N ali such requests until he was recognized
"a ask consideration OF the bill TO give the indian
Territory territorial form OF government
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
WI LIKELY TO GET THE J4DES,
SECRETARY SHAW ALLOWS THIRTY DAYS
IN WHICH TO ESTABLISH OWNERSHIP.
fEr TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUSE-I

fRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Washington. June ZZ.-Secretary Shaw mas oecIu-
81 n grant Wu-Ting-fang thirty days IN whlch 70
establish the ownership of the five seals ana
+uarva tablets brought this country on the Grant
=, ,.,tarar+ Wise last September. As was eX-
.i,etvelv told in these dispatches this morning
Minister WI has obtained information which Will
show that the curios belong 70 the Chinese I'M
nerfaI family Although Lieutenant WISE mas not
ber inclined to forfeit Jade stones, II now ap-
go. I,,,.I, thai the claim Of the Chinese Minister
e. +barn cannot be longer denied. For the present
he articles will remain in the custody or the San
Tt-.r-,sco customs officers. awaiting MI WI :
nIeaeItre 70 present the evidence he mas secured
identifying them
San Francisco, July 27-Ho Vow. the Imperial
r-bi,sse Consul General has protested against tiie
arir,r n the owners OF the jade tablets anu
se4is found in the baggage Of United 9taJe tyay s
oa5rers rerurring on ernment transport rum
Ctfra ana the Philippines. As a matter OF GlpLo-
sffc courtesy the collector viii hoId lhe
.eaIs until ne shall receive advtces from " ASH
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
NO MORE SEBnARlNE BOiI >.
coNFERREEs REACH A PARTIAL AGREE
MENT ON THE NAVAL BILL

Washington. June 2T-The conferrees on the
Naval Appropriation bill reached complete
agreement to-day on all items except that u
building warships in government yards. Inc
agreement includes 5000 for improving the "s"
naval station at Charleston. s c. which IS 10 Oe
ao,a however under one bureau. instead Of being
senarated into many branches OF work, as hrst
proposed. This agreement was reached atter mat
man Foss Of the House conferrees. had oeeh d.
sured that the original plan Of selling the F'''
Royal station would be carried out me a7-ee
-7ent also includes slight Increases IN the person
81 or +nA construction and engineer corps The
rrooosed increase in the medical and pay corps was
stricken out. it being understood thar the Naya
T5srsor-eI act would be taken up at Jhe ieAt SIS
,a.a-@ r1atarialIy revised. The submarine tor
go boats nrovision also stricken out
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
DOG FAILED TO WIN FOR MASTER.

In spite OF the fact that Tiger. a handsome
rnastiff appeared in the Brooklyn Supreme Court
on Thursday to show the jury how gentle he was
Mrs Caroline Peterson. who said she was bitten
bv the animal received 800 for her injuries The
verdict of the jury was announced yesterday MS
Peterson sued Charles SchIeCh. the owner of the
dog for $4,000 damages on account OF her en-
counter with the animal
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
THE 4RuT VAR COLLEGE.

THE BOArD OF DIRECTION.
Washington. June Z7.-The Secretary Of War has
directed the preparation Of general order for the
establishment at Washington Barracks in this
city. OF an Army War College for the most ad-
vanced instruction OF officers The college viii be
under the immediate direction OF board " nve
officers detailed from the army al large. and, ex
of7co. the chief o. engineers. the chief OF artiI
Iery, the superintendent OF the Military Academy
and the commanding officer Of the general service
and staff college. Major General 5 B. " Young
has been detailed 70 duty president of the col
IeZe. and General William H. Carter and General
Tasker II. Bliss have been selected members OF
the general board. leaving only TWO more members
70 Oe selected from the army al large
Until the buildings contemplated at Washington
Barrac Ks for the Of Institution erected
and ready occupancy the college viii occupy
temporary quarters in private building
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS, CONVENTION.

The New-YOrk state Teachers Association
Will hold its convention in Saratoga next
week We will give the programme and
article containing statements from lead
ing educators as the usefulness of these
conventions Illustrated by phOtogra ahs of
teachers who Will attend In to-morrovs's
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
E4GAH SCHOOL COunEyCEnEHF.

The commencement exercises Of the Eagan
School OF Business. OF HobOkeu, VIII be held at
the Lyric Theatre, HobOken. on Monday evening.
Dr. Russell H ConweII. president Of Temple Col
Iege Philadelphia. will deliver the principal a6-
dress. The class is the largest ever graduated
from a business school in New-Jersey, numbering z
l95 OF whom I51 young women
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
TO THOSE WHO DESIRE To BECOME En-
PERT FORESTERS

Uncle sam offers n chance About July OF
every wear the students set out for the woods
in the various federal forest reserves De-
scription OF their life in camp. with pictures
of students ir the Adirondncks. In to-mor-
roxx's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
POSSIBLY ANOTHER WAR

There a probability that Bolivia and
Rraxu Wi about the District OF
Acre. IL they do. American bus In tie rests
will he involved. Picturesque photographs
of natives of this district who are supposed
m he cannibals. Ip OIL -mofroyv's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, June N.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
--,,,-,rs NJ custoras-ISAAC l. PATTERSON District
C014 e. Willamette ore ROBERT SMALLS. District OF
Peaufort s g WILLIAM MAdONE District Of
Petersburg. Va
,t,-sb,ls-WALTEZR +. MATTHEWS. District Of Oregon;
NO up ANK s FIGIN Western District OF Tennessee
Receivers Of public moneys-FRANh BACON. North
Platte. Neb.; EUGENE B. HYDE, Spokane. WASH.
,.,ts+.rs Of land offces-GEORGE E FRENCH. North
Platte Neb.; HENRY v HlNMAN. North Yakima
Wash
r-.nain JOSEPH c. BYRON. quarterrnaster, to be
tain OF infantry, with rank from March .. 1899.
r-.,-sfn c g. BAKER, infantry be quartermaste
with rank OF captain. from March ?. 1899.
C,or,oraI JOHN 4. BARRY. Troop D. Cavalry .
lieutenant
I0FIN p KELLY, Florida be OF
volunteers. with rank OF captain.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
THE APPALACHIAN FOREST REsERTE
NO ACTION TO BE TAKEN AT THIS SESSION OF
CONGRESS

Washington June 27.-The Agricultural Commit
+ee of the House decided to-day to accept the Sem
ate substitute for the Appalachian forest reserve
TiI with some minor changes. but to defer action
mill December.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

protection that must be maintained, and thaI we
going TO insist upon"
In conclusion he said that the proposed Dill OF
the Committee Relations with Cuoa pro-
ceeded on the theory that the United states
could not produce its sugar. This ne de-
clared. was unfair to the American people