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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-26
Theaters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


"Iho Two orphans"
"Thr Two orphans produced by
IA, Ralph stuart company, Will yuu.
tinuv al th, Seattle theater during
the balance of this week. Win Sat.
utduy matinee "uy Right of sword
viii open sunday night. Instead of
Monday bs previously announced.
Hariow's miastrsis
Tho Harlow MINISTRIES hold the
boards at the Thrd Avenue thvntcr.
They viii show the balance OF tho
wrvk With tho exception ut Friday
evening
stetson's "uncle Tens Cabin"
The last performance OF Uncle
Toms cabin viii bv given ~ the
Grand tonight
"raminr Of the shrew"
II you contemplate matfimony. aor
"Thc Tanning OF the Fhfcw." ~ you
are married and have "a rcoldiuE wifc
contemporaries The Tanning u the
shrvW win teach you how 60 cure
her. n YOU intend to remain single
are THE Tanning ~ The Hhrow, ao
thut sou can teil your male friends
who do not enjoy the pleasure how
fctrurhiu brought the shr~wiah
Katherine 90 love ana respect him.
4 uumptuous revival 81 THE Tam
ing OF the Shrrw' viii be Eiycn at
the Grand tomorrow and Friday
evening". charles H. Iinnford viii
bo seen a. rrtruchiu. the cuuqurrur,
and Miss Helen gfantiy AZ Rather
inc. the conquered They VIII 10
supported by company Of expert.
enrod EhhkrHprhrshu artists.
Nose CnFhtan
Rose Coghlan f. To give three prr-
formnuCoa az the Grand, opening ON
Saturday afternoon in Forget Me
Not"
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REPORTERS NOTES

Capt. Matt. Gormley and Lieut.
Harry Moss. late ~ en-. Washing
ton volunteers. win take the eNami-
ratl0ns tonight az the arm0ry for
reEimental hdlutant and battalion
C1mwissary. respectively. alao sig
nal corps ~ % men under Lieut.
Simmer will be mustered in.
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skirts Much
Trim med

Ia the dreasmaker's output Of cloth
silk and linen gowns very few s~
vereiy plain skirts are shown Most
~ them trimmed with lace. luaer-
ton embroidery. braid stitched
bands Of elk or velvet. hemstit,hing.
faRoting. stitching or tuckinE Many
new spring gowns show front panels
of the goods Or ~ pauue velvet. cove
erred with laciug effart done ln
black silk floss Buttons and ON
broldered bands ln Persian and on
entail effects are used aa tabs for
skirt trimming These skirts are not
any shorter go tho. back. but do NOT
sweep ao at sides and front akirta
NJ circular or rufned nounces are
shown but are not particularly pref
~ unless worn by tan, graceful
women.
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FOR FIESTA

Los ANGELES. Cal. March a IT,
The local organization Of Hoosevelt'a
rough riders have extended an invl-
tation TO the president 10 attend the
Les Angeles fiesta IL - IN a hand
some and precautionary embossed and
eugruased form.
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WINNING DESIGN

From the 10 designs for the John
Sullivan monument handed In. those
90 the New England Marble and
Granite Co have been selected The
monument IL 90 be made tn this city.
the marble 60 come from Vermont
IL e 20 cost yn00 and viii be a fine
plepe Of work
The base N 20 be feet s inches by
8 feet inches and Il Is TO be Is feet
: inches IN height.
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TEST OF
LUMBER
Washington Woods Should Be
Examined by Experts

At tho regular meeting of the
chamber ~ commerce this morning.
q. W. Saunders. representing enc
Washington chapter or the Amrr
can Institute az Architects. intro.
duecd resolution asking the cD.
operation OF tho chamber with the
Iumhefmeu'a hHso,latlon aud tho
Architects IN Washington in urg
Ing an appropriation FOR the puruofe
VI making tests OF Washington tim
beers.
~ la desired 10 have the work per.
formed by the forestry division OF
The department 81 agriculture. rath
~ than hy the navy department, nH
% "a claimed that the former tests
are fuller aud more complete Wash
inrton flr demands full test. us
full as have been taken with south.
ern pine
Mr. suundcrr went into bflef
statement OF tho work ~ the forces
Try division up 10 1895. IN which yeur
the appropriation for The purpose
WAS Withdrawn. The chamber of
commerce endorsed Sir sHuuderr
resolution. ana The Washington rep.
renontntivrr nt the national capital
viii be urged 90 take speedy action
Admission Of Weed Pulp
The pueatian OF the admission OF
wood pulp free into thr United
states was taken up and referred io
special committee consisting az
tho business manager ug the Iimou
- J." and Star This action Nan
taken Ht the request ~ the Nrgr-
paprr Publishers committee ~ New
York
An invitation was extended 90 tho
.hawner ~ commerce tu attend H
public meeting az Forvsicrs hall on
Friday evening Several speaker.
Including = o. Ronald Geo a l'id
duck Dr O. o. Limerick and Joseph
shippsn Wiu deal with thr BEST
meana nf promoting Seattle trade and
Alaskan development THE msef.
Ing Be- under the auspices ~ the
knights ~ the Arctic CNrrle
A resolution 20 have shipping
tawmlsaiouer stationed at Seattle q.
ship and diHrhargv HHl'uu. HaH ir
trudueef several serious delays 60
vhlpa have occurred ur thlH account
The resolution Was referred 70 tho
committee on foreign commerce who
viii meet with shipping Commission
~r Knox upon the lHttff'a return
from part Townsend
The committee on AlnnaR reported
that resolution fAvotiuk the Va.
DIES Eagle roadway had already been
acted upon by the chamber. and for
Their action 80 This time ls uuu~e 70
pary The lake Washington canal
committee MAS granted another week
to report
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WOMEN'g WORLD

the silver buckle H. found to harmon
ize best with gray or white frocks.
Many gun metal buckles are seen
with sets 81 buttons 10 match.
Pretty Lsntsu
Prizes
The shops are fun Of card party
prizes, now that the time for polite
gambling and scrambiuE for prizes
has come. PyrO. or burnt work. ia
effective and pretty and hook racks.
boxes. phutOgrs ph frames and other
small articles in this work are In
great demand. The pretfiest designs
are of gayly tinted leaves and holly
berries on background Of burned
brown wood.
Articles for the writing table In
cloiHonnus and Russian enamel are
having as great a vogue just now
49, II they were novelties fresh from
Paris. and the card playing woman
who does not win AN lnksfaud, a pa
per holder. pen tray or n card re-
ceiver before the season "a over will
BE- e very luckleHs woman. indeed.
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EXCELSIOR IN

The steamer Excelsior 81 the Pa
cific Packing ana SNNisatiuu go. arr
rived here early this morning from
Alaska. Pho steamer brought down
% passengers. Contrary tu cNpecta-
tlons, she brought down no Nome
mail. The Excelsior sails fof the
North again ON the eSth inst
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HAS A CLUE

Humane officer RldKsway has
clue that viii probably lead to the
conviction % the poisoner u Wti II.
Morris valuable dog.
Two boys IN the uoiRhhnrhood state
that they saw meat thrown 10 the
dog from butchers wagon and that
the dog ate the meat.
Names viii not be published until
, flar the arraaf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-26
THIRD ANNIVERSARY

This n the third anniversary %
the death ~ Capt. Geo "a Foftaon
n was in the early morning ~ March
=. 1889. that capt Fortson received a
mortal wound az paHig. and he pass
cd away NJ the First Reserve hos
pitAL Manila. az no o'clock that nlghI.
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Viola Allen Has Property

Mics Viola Allen tho actress who
played 'tu The Palace Of tho King
az the Grand opera house short
time ago. has now more than a pass
iug interest iu the city She invest
"a 1850 iu real estate. Hrr lot is
that formerly Ened b. J % Kim
bail. between clay and cedar streets
on Second avenue The deed was r.
corded last yesterday.
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EIGHT MEN

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March IA
rxAt men have been taken from the
gr47ation which caved IN yesterday.
orr e.s nan was taken out alive.
Nss,hsw Lynch. and he WIS fatally
ssrsA The dead are. James Seay.
hrss Lees. Pierce Breast. Charles
ssraa6. Joseph peabodye. Andrew
ye.r ard an unknown man.
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new ROAD

los ANGELES. cal. March rs
The Southern Pacific has decided 10
build a railroad from MsntAvo 20
Burbank and surveys were com
menced this morning The road viii
prove an Important. though short
feeder
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MARKET SUPPLIES
FROM CALIFORNIA

The steamer Umatilla Of the Pa
cihc Coast line. arrived last evening
from San FranciFc0. She brought up
about dozen paHscugers and 100
tons N general cargo. a large por-
ton N the latter was for the local
markeE
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NO REPLY

rs ANGELES. Cal. March rs
.a.ay vas the final day OF grace set
AF~s csntnry club for F'ifxsimmons
nmsps ne club offer FOR the heavy
Eszas aEht with Jeffrias. Up 20 6
sssek - answer had been received
lasal nsn are inclined 20 believe
Tiunnars a big bluff
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Receiver ippOinled

. = 5sath was appointed receiver
Df'n1s 10 the case % Joseph
49, ~ n - Morgan Morgan
= w ~ Insanity a shGrt time ago
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NAY REMAIN

say FRANCISCO. March 2s.-The
razhefs 81 the board 81 health who
xsz Tn0ved By an order OF Mayor
sar3sr wil remain. The order was
vaaset Invalid b. the action %
1sp Carroll Cook this morning
s4.n Cock issued "a restraining
$50
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show Them

WAsHfNGToN. Il. G.. March es.-
- ksase this morning adopted a
,ssssfau calling upon President
r-weys'f for an respondeuce
smr,sr or Gen. Miles plan for the
,.4seatisn cs the Philippines.
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Another Cow Stolen

Another COW was reported stolen
this m0rning. y. r. Huddleston, -
m2 Twenty first avenue. Is the loser
thIa linn
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and u is said hc is not altogether TO-.
sponsihlr, ne Mcra and Morgan
we're Joint owners of a lodging house,
and he Mrrs alleges that Morgan
Kept motv than hts share OF tho pro-
sis
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IossINe QUOTATIONS
CconRFCTED DAILY
Green Fruit

Lemons -se00a3.00 box; cooking
apples. gaf25. eating apples, g200
n 3 60. oranges s2.700a50 bananas.
81 .75qa 90 pears. si.25Ut.5o: cranber-
rfaa. gti.00 per barrel, pine
apples. 800 per dozen Jap or
angee. 81 o00t15 per pkg. Seeding
oranges. s20002.25 lines. s. 50us. 90
case tanRerlnes. si75, grape fruit
s. 5Gnsg 90.
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lnsx.run,
alay

~ 49, fPfHdEHAt f.Fra m.
Aa@1aIg steak. Lyounaiae Potatoes.
sally Luns. Coffee.
Lunch
Baked Mushrooms.
Butter Cakes. coffee.
Dinner
cream u Tomato Soup
Roast LAMB. peas
Baked Beans.
Ape TaDioca. Vanilla Sauce
.llsrt w.,,, !, .''iss
EsFsg
!. ~ American woman 70 20 down
~ .'sfiiy a. the shirt waist WON
~ are The future zsnsrafious 10
a. = M beginning Of American
80 afess 81 the shirt waist pe-
IL ~. Ais ne classic forms u Paris
~ s'sna 70 give way 10 the die
49,, y ne beautiful American
~ ~, VINO now dominates not only
g.n wardrobe. bur that of her
Z .g.ah sisters, because they love
49, Hlitation IL the sincerest fiat
= .sn the praise That II accord b.
49,, re American woman b not
- lale. but ls sincere 10 the M
~, eeEfes. For an the fashion
a. ..'.li--Niepna. Berlin and Lon
&C., Neii ~ Paris-are crying for
~. ah-tnade shirt waists.
- gowns are designed for
~ s,iifan shirt waist Even Bra
~ .tsesi types of the Partisan
frw Y snlft waist form ire blouse
y .hs separate waist ,daa born IN
- y 9'.s'tan shirt waist are arfi-
t.aisi. sne greatest interest ln the
| issf..s' wardrobe Of q worldwide
~ rias ssisv
ut
= Hs ~ PIN will soon be- consIpned
| Il n. realm OF out-of-dafa tbloo.
fnsss ,ain,eo miniature and gem
Al ~. pins that we're e9nmaGdlno
III h,a.ssi prices. ana whirh rgerg
f2y ~. v poaHess some thine ana
'dTnsi ~ u purchased ar hair The
= ~ ~ asked. Fnamaiel buoy
: Sef',lip',, oiiiiae of superse ding tbem
/ tgay 49, vor. They arc 10 beau
= s,ts 1sen that thor app.ar no be-
- 1aet .~sis Gold burkIrr are
= snsnsi1 ss'fn, and. though either
~ i9r Nss. 49, gf gold buckle ia cho-
4 ' Nth almost ali gowns,
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WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinity Tonight ant
Thursday. partly cloudy. with prob.
ably showers light 90 fresh south
westerly winds.
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potatoea- $40 00& 90 ton berta,
siI6MiIB per sack carrots, 66#4 Zoe,
Der sack: lettuce. $3.50 per case
furnipa gocusf %. garlic g. cabbage
81 60af.G0 per cWt. husks. zoe. celery,
i5QsDc per aoz sweet potatoes, $3.50
per cwt chin peppers 25WSoc suucr
kraut. Z4d3c. tomatoes Rl50nl 10
per crate. radiahcs. l1c per doz,
uaraIev. a00 200. onions. S. 21M 80 per
cwt. paranlpa, g5cU2i. 20. cauliflower.
sOrasI00. pumpkins. n Ac per To,
91cmgi 90 Hqug hes 2Nc WhX beans,
12r.. artlchokeH. 70cm{iO per doz
airing beans. 90lOc; cucumbefa.
Al 50lff.-5 per box. Brussels sprouts.
.lfRc. meas. 7n1c rhub1rb r. per 10,
spinach. zoe per box asparagus. lsc
per 49,
Buttsr. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter - Washington creamerles,
2Or. fresh iowa ANA FlRiu. 2gu30c,
ranch. t7m20c storage iowa, 2Gc.
Cbeege Native Warrington, full
cream. t3al4e. Eastern. New
York, 18l4m1io Wisconsin, i4c:
poauefort. 45cs Edam tll00Hl2 90
ner case: New york. i5ff1Gc. Linn
burger. lGQt1o. UricT. l61lic. Swiss
Frrs strictly fresh ranch. t74tsc.
california. 14nl5c. oregon, l5c.
SAN FRAECISCO, March &c
wheat, i0s 49, i0s.
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Go to spinning for bicycle repairs
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.t,.r- ch,nss. Trgs ana Poultry

SAN FRANCISCO, March GO
Wheat, los 3-s, 1903.
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DOING away over Sunday Don
forget your head. A hat or cap ma
handicap yaur @hole appearance.
We viii Hud
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-24
THE BANDIT BOYS
IN COURT FoR TIE HoLHUP or
Mr.. MONK.
Continuance of Owen Case ard
Disposal Of the Mcmillan
Gases.

Clark Mcmillan and Clint Owens,
the two boys who had become SO
thoroughly imbued with the belief
that they were born under star that
predestined for them long and not
able careers as bandits that they
were led to attempt the holdup and
robbery of Mr.. Pate Monk. a promi-
nent farmer living southwest of the
city, have appeared before Esquire
Scott, of Niven township.
Both Owens and Mcmillan had
charges against them Of assault with
intent to rob and carrying pistols as
concealed weapons.
Owens was not bound over to await
the action of the grand jury, as has
been stated. He asked for contin-
uance until next Wednesday on the
first named charge, which was grant
ed him. No action has been taken as
yet in the case against him for carry
ing pistol
Mcmillan entered plea Of guilty
to the charge of carrying pistol and
was fined $50, and the case in which
he is charged with assault with in
tent to rob was dismissed. Mr.. w. T
oung represented Mcmillan. Over
had no counsel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-24

likely to reach the cntire executive
committee unles they resign from the
committee
AS to Cooper and Stahl he had moth
ing TO say.
Col. a. S. Fowler had an engage
ment to call on the president. in com
panE with Senator Lodge of Massa-
chusetts. Col Fowler had nothing
he cared to say for publication, when
seen before his call at the White
House.
Mr.. Remmel was seen at his hotel,
but also desired not to talk for pub
lication. He did say, however. that
strong friends had rallied to his sup
port, that he was not abashed, and
that he felt confident. jocularly re-
marking that services are not half
over until the benediction is pro-
bounced.
Hon. Chas. D, Greaycs. of Hot
Springs. has arrived here He is cx-
pected TO take a prominent part in the
fight VS.. Clayton, Remmc1 ct al.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-24

store. corner Of Sixth avenue and
Cherry street
Mr. Drew White called the meeting
TO order, and read the official call for
the convention.
Hon Greed Caldwell was placed in
nomination for chairman, and as no
other nominations We're made he was
elected unanimously. MI Toss FoW-
Ter was elected secretary.
Mayor Bell made a brief talk, IN
which he stated the purposes of the
convention. and as nominations for
committeeman were i'll order Mayor
Bell nominated Mr.. Drew White
There were no other nominations and
Mr.. White was unanimously chosen
as committeeman from the Third
ward as a member of the city central
committee.
Mr. J. F. Rutherford made a motion
that all white Republicans of the city
be invited TO participate in the pri
mary election to be called for the
nomination of candidates for the nut
nicipal offices to be filled at the city
election on April !, and that all white
Republicans who will pledge them
selves to vote for the nominees of the
primary in the general election be al
lowed to vote in the primary. but the
committeeman was clothed with alt
thority to act as he deemed best as
to that matter when the call for the
primary is made The committee
man was also empowered to act joint
ly with the other members Of the city
central committee in calling Demo
cratic primary fer tho nomination of
municipal ticket to be voted for IN
April ard to prescribe the rules
which shall govern the primary
A vote of thanks was tendered NJ,
| Corley for the use CT his store IL
which to hold the convention.
Fourth Ward.
The Fourth ward convention was
! held at the cotton scales on Bal1aqle
! street.
The meeting was called 10 order hy
Mr.. Simon Bloom, chairman of the
Fourth ward. and he Was elected per
manent chairman. l. NJ. Hightowel
was elected secretary.
Mr.. d l.. Franklin was elected
] unanimously at the Fourth ward
j member of the central committee. Nc
other business was transacted and
the committee adjourned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-24
SPLEaDIO PROGRESS
Being Made BY the ElaS in
Raising a Popular
Subscription
FOR TIE BUILDING OF \ FRS.
CLASS OPERA HOUSE IN
PINE BLUFF.
Public Spirited Citizens Are subscrib.
ing Literally to Aid tee
Venture.
NOW "kNOCK" THE "KNOckERS"

Messrs. Chas. senyard Simon
Bloom and Clarence Philpot are three
Of the busiest mon in Pine Bluff to
day.
The three gentlemen compose
committee Of the Elks. aud their bus
mess is the securing of subscriptions
fer the opera house aud Elhs home
which The Efks propose binding in
this city.
The committee is not ready yet To
give cut the names Of the individuals
Who have subscribed to The fund. no9
The amount which has been subscrib-
ea bat they announce that they are
meeting With success and encourage
ment
This is as it should he. # there
ever has been pFopitioes time for
successfully putting an ope'a mousse
venture through, it is new. Pise Bluff
has had many proposed opesa houses
since the Old structure al the Conner
Of Second avenue and Walnut street
was destroyed hy fire. Some we've
bona fae ropositiens and tie pros
poets for q ne~ opera house would
| appear glowing for & short TINE. Then
q "llrocker" Would appear With large
sledge hammer %knocks, ia the shape
of anotheF proposition that would CT
fectually kill the proposition which
gave promise of pannng out. 0ther
propositions have been visionary, and
| impossible Of conception.
The Elks, however, mean business.
They have thoroughly demonstrated
this to large number of the business
men, who have willingly subscribed
large amounts to the fund. Let the
citizens come to the aid of the Elks
in this matter. and that organization
will build an opera house that will
properly represent to stranger the
progressiveness of the city and indi-
cate a cultivated appreciation for the
dramatic art on the part of the peo-
| pie.
If any "knockers" go against the
present undertaking they should be
"knocked" with such vigorous
knocks" that they will be "knocked'
completely out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-24
NEW BRICK BUILDINGS
To Be Erected by Or. Simmons and
w. L. Dewoody on Main.

BY February l DR.. J. F. Simmons
will commence the erection of a moo
ern onestory building just south OF
the postoffice. The frame structures
now occupied by j. Michaels ana
Wesche. the blacksmith, will be re-
moved. When the building is COM
pleted it will be occupied by MI
Michaels. He will add to his present
business a bakery.
About the same time Mr.. W. L. DC
woody will also build modern one
story brick between his new building
and the buildings to be erected by Or.
Simmons. This building will occupy
the ground on whichBernath' jeWelry
store is now located. This means
half block of new buildings, which
will materially improve that sect on
of Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-24
HOT AFTER AEEN11lE.I
Mr. Auten Does Some Warm
Talking About the Clay
ton Machine.
SAYS LOUIS ALTHEIMER, POST.
MASTER OF PINE BLUFF.
is FORCED
To Cough Up 5000 of His Salary a
Year to Ferd ttavis, a Rem
neIte
A VERY SALTY INTERViE EW

Washington d. c., Jan. 23.--( Spec
ial to the Little Rock Gazette e)-ThG
Auton-Foreman fight VS.. Clayton AMI
Remmel and the Republican ma
chine" in Arkansas continues to VIZ
warm, and from all indications it ap-
pears to be approaching d crisis anG
it is generally believed that the bat.
tie Will be Won OF lost within the next
three OF four days. Both sides al
extremely active. and have respeetiVc@
ly rallied TO their support strong and
influential politicians. who stand high
IN the councils Of the Republican
party Mr.. Mathews has Withdrawal
from the scene of action, while H. /.
Remnel, Col. \. S. Fowler, of Littte
Rock, and J. F. Rutherford of Fort
Smith, during the past two days have
arrived in the city Both factions are
in constant touch with the president
and cabinet officers While in the
meantime the Western Union is kept
more or less busy between Naslig
ton Little Rock and Mexico.
The Gazette representative called
on Mr. Auten Heretofore he has re-
fused to talk for publication, but au-
thorized the statement that so far as
he and his associates were concerned
the outlook was Of a most eEeoaTag-
ing and rosy hue He seemed to think
that the charges preferred against
Remmel were of such nature and so
convincing that they would not be de
MED. nor could they be.
Mr.. Auten said: THE charges
against Remmel are of several kinds.
First, he is charged, IS chairman Of
the Republican executive committee
of Arkansas, with receiving a portion
of the salary of Henry NJ. Cooper,
marshal of the eastern district of Ar
kansis His executive committee dis
penses the federal patronage Of Ar
kansas. His machine is also charged
with requiring Louis Altheimer, the
postmaster at Pine Bluff, to pay from
his salary 5000 a year to Ferd Havis,
Clayton and Remmel ally. He is
further charged with devoting his
time to his insurance business, to the
detriment of his office, and with us
ing the officers of his Office for politi-
cal ends.
81 do not understand" he further
said, that Mr.. Remmel denies these
charges
Mr.. Auten was asked how far the
fight would be extended and if it
would involve other federal Offices in
Arkansas. He answered.
"It will reach as many of those Of
ficers as are not qualified. or who dc
not administer their Office in the man
nerner they should, and it is quite
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-24
LOCATING WHEELS
Stolen by Henry Thomas, the Bicycle
Thief.

Officer Frank Stewart left Thursday
afternoon on a short trip up the river
in an attempt to locate some of the
wheels stolen by Henry Thomas
whom he found accidentally in the
Little Rock calaboose doing time for
vagrancy. He was successful in locat-
ing one wheel-a Rambler roadster
which is in very good condition. The
owner of the wheel is not known.
Thomas seems to have engaged IN
the theft of bicycles as specially.
Mr.. Stewart knows Of four or five
wheels the negro has stolen from dit
ferent parties. The wheels have been
sold to negroes several miles up the
river and Mr.. Stewart contemplates
taking trip soon to locate them.