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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-04-29

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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-04-29

April 25, 1902
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
The HORRIBLE DEATH
Of a Oae-vear-old Child al
.]unett Last We'd
nesday.
CALLING FROM A BED ITS HEAD
WAS CAUGHT AND HANGED
TILL DEAD.
+ c. Clay, Prominent Tomberlin
Merchant, Crushed te, Death
BY Falling Tree.
ARKANSAS NEWS

TIE ine-yearold child c. Mr.. j. E.
Evans. Of Junett, Ark, met a horrible
death Wednesday.
The child had been placed on a bed
.asIeeo. The family were all out
Of the room fer scne time. and when
the me,sher returned to see if her
baby was still asleep, sight greeted
her which struck horror to her SOUL.
The little one had awakened and in
rcIIna ABOUT on the bed, it rolled off,
and its head caught between the bed
and a chair, which had been placed
beside the bed, suspending it by its
reck.
How long it had been hanging could
net be told. but when discovered #
was almost dead, and never recovered.
Iunett is in Grant county, near the
jefferson county lire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
DIOCESAN WORK
Meetings of Standing Committee and
Mission Board.

Rev. c. II. Lockwood, rector of st.
Johns Parish, Helena, and Mr.. John
Gatling of Forest City, arrived on the
afternoon train yesterday to attend
the called meeting of the standing
committee of the diocese of Arkan-
sas, also the board Of managers of
the diocesan missions in Arkansas
at the call of the bishop says the Lit
tie Rock Democrat The standing
committee met at the bishops resi-
dence on Scott street at p. IN. and
the board of managers met at the
same place last night The other
members are the Rev w. d. Buckner,
of Pine buff, the Rev G. G. Smeade
Dean p. J. Robottom and Major p. X.
Roots Of Little Rock. and Gen. J. A.
Reeves of Camden. Bishop Brown is
eX-officiO member Of the bodies All
were present except Gen. Reeves.
The purpose Of both meetings was
TO wind UP some of the business from
the recent diocesan council at Helena.
and all proceedings were largely Of
a routine character
The standing committee made the
purchase money Of the Episconal resi-
dence part Of the permanent EpiscO.
pate fund, of which Nj S. S Fulkncr.
3f Helena is trustee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Lands Forfeited to the State.

State Land Corr mis- sioner ]. W Col
Glitt IS sending oy.t TO the various
county clerks a SCI c BANKS to use in
certifying to that Office the land aud
town lots which were sold a. the col
'ector's sale heid on the nth dev cf
June, 1850. foT the taxes Of the year
1899. and remaining unreaee1ned on
the 18th day of June. 1892, and any
lands heretofore forfeited and pct Ger
tifed can be included. These annual
forfeit0res' usually add abouy 250 .009
acres of land - tt publ domain.
keeping the land Office well supplied
with lands
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
ROOSEVELT STRUNG Up
ViRGiNiANS HANG PRESIDENT III
EFFlGY.
Ce1cGnced as Man Trying to Disrupt
CereisI Relations Between
North and South.

A rIoFfoiH, Va, telegram says: Theo-
doro Roosevelt, president Of the United
States. was. hlnG in etfigy near Prin-
cess Anne court house last night The
spectacle was witnessed by about 200
ulea fthe neignborhoOd, a. majority y
of whom participated in the mock exc
cution
The speech made by President Roose-
welt at Arlington CT Memorial Day.
IN which he is std to have waved the
"btoCdy shirt" and vilitied the south,
was the incentive.
TIE stuffed figure vas taken to (,
nearby clump CT woods and ? roue
was thrown over d protrudiug limb.
4 riacard was pinned on the breas
heariug these words: "He vilifed our
eonutry fo' political purposes
The bcdy was then swung up and
TIE crot@d d"nced around the tree.
singing, Welt hang Roosevelt to a
sour apple tree.
The party ljsented to several speech
es dcnounclng Roosevelt as an agita-
'ar w,.c desired to again disrupt the
cordial relations between the North
and the south, il order to promote
his political, ambitions and 10 defend
Philippines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Be TWO CONVENTIONS
Insurgents viii Test Their
Strength at the Bal
lot Box.
WILL NOT GO INTO CONVENTION
OF REGULARS TOBE DENIED
ADMISSION.
Ant. Clayton Faction to Hold Con-
vention on Same Day as
Their RiVais
AntLCiayton Faction to Hold Con.
ventIon on Same Day as
Their RiVaiS
REPUBLICAN WAR WARMING up

Hon. B. vi. Foreman of Texa,llana,
known as the leader of the anti
Clayton faction Of Arkansas Repubi-
cans. WAS in Little Rock yesterday.
eonfeming With II. +. Auten Of Little
Rock and c. d. Greaves, of Hot
Springs. At the conclusion of the con
ference MI Foreman made the follow
ing statement to the correspondent of
the Commercial Appeal:
You can state that our faction
will hold Il state convention in the
the state house on June 26. the date
OF the convention called by the Clayton
crowd and we Will nominate . can
didatc for governor We don't pro
pose to go into their tOnVe ntiou and
be denied admission as is the program
outlined by those fellows Messrs
Clayton, Remmel and WhippIe have
repeatedly stated tu President
Roosevelt that our following
and we now propose to soc which side
has the largest following by making
the vote for governor the test
Hon. Charles y. Greayes of Hot
Springs, who returned FROM ? visit
to Washington recently, where he
conferred with the president, will be
the msurgent candidate for governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
EXPOSES BIG PACKERS
NEW ORLEANS ARBITRATOR
FURNISHES FACTS
10 Federal Grand Jury With Com.
rete History Of the Alleged
Combine.

New Orleans. June 5.-E. H. Cork
cry, an arbitrator OF the alleged beef
trust in this city. is said to have made
complete disclosure of the meth
DDS CT the so-called combine before
the federal grand jury this morning
1t is said he carried FL his books be-
fore the grand jury. and the greater
portion of the day was spent in liz
specting them.
Corkery was kept on the rack from
8 a. m. until | y. m, when he was re-
leased temporarily. In explanation Of
the term arbitrator. as applied TO
MN, it is alleged that he informed the
jury that. as all the packing COM
panles entered into the com binatiOn TO
control prices. man had to be ap-
pointed in each city whose duty it va:
to see that none of the companies cut
prices. Corkery was the man chosen
for this city. a sum of money which
he called deposits, was placed in his
hands. and il was agreed, according
" Hill. tlol SIOujQ me luloS OF I0o
alleged combine be violated by any
OF the companies the arbitrator" was
empowered to assess a fine upon the
Vlolator and collect the amount from
the deposit.
During the afternoon the packers
were given a hearing. All Of them
fatty refused to produce their books
and papers. They claimed they had
not violated the law. and, acting upon
legal advice would resist the order
10 lav their books before the colrl
Iho foreman reported this action to
District Attorney Howe. who will ap-
flN to Judge Parlinge for a rule to
punish the packers for contempt Of
cCurt, Ieanwhile the government is
watching the packers closely to pre-
vent them from taking the books out
ef the city. The hiding place of the
records has been discovered and depu.
". n?afshals are constantly guarding
the spot.
Lewis Ashv. representing Arm
ours: P. \. Balmour, representing
Swift company; E. G. Bailey of the
Cadahy company and w. ]. Fitzgib-
b91s Of Nelson Morris & Co are ali.
sent ffem the city and all efforts g
the United States marshal to locate
them have proved futile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
ON JUNE II
MISS JESSIE LYNN. OF JONES.
EORO, ARK.
And Mr.. e. 2. Russell, of Pre Bluff
Will Be Married at Jones'
tcrC.

Cards have beer received in this
city announcing the approaching mar
llage Of Mis- Jessie Lynn, of Jones
noro. AK. to Mr. Edward d. Russell
Of this city. The nupt:als Will occur
from the Methodist Episcopal church
South. in ArkarGoiphia Friday even
i!g. June II. at $50 O'Clock. Miss
Lynn formerly lived in Pine Bluff, and
is universally admired in this city by
al who know her, for her many ad
n1iIahle traits Of disposition.
MIR. Russell is one Of the leading
business men Of the city. and on sew
val occasions has been the recipient
cf unauslal honors at then hands. He
has for several years been secretary
Of the Commercial League and has
oeen secretary Of the Retail Grocers'
association since its organization. He
is the senior member in the firm of
Eu:s"lH'yor Brokerage company
and is thorough business man. At
he conclusion Of 4 weeks honey
72o0n ,:iY they Will la 1t hcmc ia
his city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Travelling Freight AGENTS.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 5.-The Ma
uoha} Association Of Travelling Freight
Agents is holdig its annual covention
here with an attendance Of representa-
tives of the chief railroad systems of
the United States Md Canada. The
meeting continues several days, tho
business sessions being interspersed
with" various features OF entertain
ment provided by the indianapolis
Commercial club
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
RUMOE SAYS TOWNSHIP
OFFICIALS INDICTED

s The Graphic has received a
= pretty warm Tip that ore or more
g justices CT the peace OF Vaugine
: township, and other townships of
* this county, as we'll as one or two
* other township officials. have
:s been indicted by the grand jury
= which has lust adjourned OF the
$ twelve indictments returned We'd
s. nesday afternoon. when the grand
< Jury submitted its report and was
i discharged, no bench warrants
a have been served. and of course
!" no Official information can be Civ
* en- out. However. it is whispered
* around sub rosa that several town
* ship officials have been indicted.
.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Jury Awarded $50 DAMAGES.

Hot Springs, June 1.-THE jury n
the damage suit Of Dave Davis against
the Little Rock, Hot Springs and Wes-
tern Railroad company awarded Davis
$50 He was injured in wreck on
the road which occurred just outside
the city limits last February. The e.
idence showed that Davis thumb was
Injured. The suit was for $4,000.
The company compromised with the
majority of the passengers who claim
ed damages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Christian Church Convention.

Hot Springs, June 5-The second
days session of the state convention
CT the Christian church opened yeste!
day at the usual hour Rev Edmunds
OF Fort Smith delivered an interest
ing discourse on the question Of en-
doWlng chair in the state university
for the study OF the Bible. Three cit
les IN the state. he said, had already
pledged $1,000 for the purpose
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
WORK RESUMES
FOUNDATION OF OPERA HOUSE
APPROVED.
Mr. 6ateman Atkinson Resigns as
Superintendent on the Work
BY Request.
WORK RESUM les

Work on the Elks opera house has
commenced again after a cessation ot
several days. The foundation being
laid was approved by Architect Hunt
and other competent contractors, and
Contractor Jones was directed to pro
ceed with the work
The resignation of Superintendent
Bateman Atkinson Was requested. and
il was forthcoming when competent
critics passed upon the foundation and
declared it equally as safe as that call
ed for III the specifications. Until this
was done he refused to tender his res
ienatlon, as his reputation was to some
extent at stake.
II is probable that Architect Hunt.
of Chattanooga. will be asked to er-
sonally supcrintcnd the work of con-
stlucton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
+, 7rsos nrcn.biticrists,

tutt hirso4,. l<&s. .Tuoa 5.--fstuhil.t.
icE,ts OF x T.f .asse,ub'e1 ia stat,
tsa@"i..-a he to32y ad were caped
. oldar by Oh. irn1an Mopt Wii,aul,>
T the sta>c onlr;ttoe. The canve'l-
IN VII as5cnt rca0iutious and name
,dida'es for governor and the other
state officials to he chosen at the com,
rs election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Herbert Succeeds Paurce.c..=.

Washington u. G.. June :.---'Tvo
'uooFfant chanases in TIE diplomatic
REPRESENTATION in #$ei.lnetun vore
ahi'uInve} yesterday. l'ou Nithtai
Hefherf succeeds the late LORD Pam.
'e'1te d, E:.tisf, ambgsssaor aud De
Cdaeda succe,,da TIE Duke neArcos
as Spanish mini. yer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Marx yer.

Yesterday at Port Gibson, Miss,
Miss Heftense Marx. OF that city, be
came the bride of Mr.. !. r Meyer, OF
'"'S c''y 'f,:e wedding WAS a heilli3nt
efea1 Il. tie s,..e;s u Port Gibson
several Of the immediate firmly of
Ms Meye, attended fron this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Woman Fatally Stabbed

Texarkana. June 5.-~Yesterday aft
ernoon Letia Futler, colored fatally
cut Laura Payne, another negro. The
Payne woman had left her baby with
tue Butler woman who took the child
10 saloon. The mother took the
otner to task, AUD vas cut to pieces
us a result. The cutter was Jailed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Sixteen Days instead of Sixty.

1'le grand jury was in session only
sixteen days and not sixty days, as
atated by the Graphic, The jury was
first convened sixty days ago, but
emitting the recesses takenit vas in
session only sixteen days It return
ed sis'v-aix indictments within that
time and looked into various other
cases reported. The jury did splendid
work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05

While going fron7 his store in Tom
berlin. Lonoke county, to his residence
in the country, a tree fell upon Mr..
c. J. Clay and he was killed. A soh
six years old survives him. He was
a brother -n-IaW of Mr.. Edgar Black
we'll, of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Primary TO-DAY in Georaia.

Atlanta, Ga. June 5.-The Demo
cHa5ic voters Of Georgia are today
siGnifyins thoii' choice for governor
and othcr state officers to be chosen
this fall through the medium Of a
state primary, The state convention
will be held n"Nt month. when the
candidates voted for today will be
formally nominated. In addition to
the state officers snd various county
and local officers candidates are being
voted for today for congress and for
United States senator There is no
opposition to The reelection of United
States Senator Clay. and in most of
the congressional districts the incunl-
bents will be reelected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Fourth Indiana District.

Nashville. Ind, June 5.-The Demo
cratic congressional convention of the
Fourth district is in session here to-
day. All indications point to the re-
Gritfeth. The only rival aspirant for
III honor is William NJ. Altman of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05

Ny. w. w. Byrd and daughter Miss
Lille Eyrrd, returned FROM Arhade!-
rhia this morning. Miss Byid vas q
member Of the graduating class CT
Ca2chita college,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
CHEERED BRYAN
EUT HOOZlER DEMOCRATS iG-
MORE 1900 PLATFORM
Republican Coverno,r of the State De-
rouneed for Protecting Ken
lucky Criminals.

indianapolis. June J.-While the
Democratic state convention which
waskeld yesterday was remarkable for
its lack of Giscord, candidates for al!
but three of the Offices being chosen
royal in the meeting OF the commit
tee on resolutions = number of the
friends Of w. J. BRYAN We're very
much IN aInest in favor Of the i'll
se!tion in the platform OF a plank
endorsing him and the Kansas City
platform. The dna ajoTity OF the COM
ittee was against such endorsement.
saying that they consider il out Of
place at the present time TO inject
Nj. Bryan. ; name into the state cam
p&igp. The fight lasted We'll into the
night. 3nd it was nearly noon be-
fore the report Of the committee
was reaG for presentation. The
Philippine plank also created much
discussion. twas only after hours of
argument that the plank was agreed
upon in the form in which it appears
in the platform. The last plank in the
pIatfor mis- as follows
We condemn the Republican gov
ernor Of Indiana for his violation of
the constitution end laws of the Unit
ed States and the state OF Indiana.
in his refusal 20 honor the reQuisi-
ton Of the governor of Kentucky up
on regularly returned indictments for
murder against fugities from justice.
and denounce this fragrant violation
of his oath of Office to support the CON
stitUtion af the United States and the
State Of Indiana as a species of un-
ciVi! laWiessness. vicious Itself and
subversive of that comfy among the
states which is an essential element
of The union OF states
The following ticket was nominal
ed:
For Secretary of State-Alfred
Schoenover Of Attica.
Auditor-James R. Riggs OF Sullivan
TreasureI-Jerome Herff of Peru
Clerk Of the Supreme Court-Adam
Heiml1ergel'.
Judge OF Supreme Court-T. E
Howard of South Bend.
The ticket was completed with the
Of the various minor Of
fcers.
after hearing number OF speeches
from prominent speakers. all Of whom
prophesied victory at the polls in No
vember, tie convention adjourned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
River Eel,ir -.

n Il nov tGcGeht that the worst G
he v'eaect % on the Arkansas j.
er is oves. The river II this poirt Is
slowly falling as it IS at Fort .smt:.
Da. danelle and other points above
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
Sherman Renoninated.

Herkimer, N. Y, June 5.-Congress.
man James S. Sherman was renomi
mated today by the Republican CON
gressional convention OF the Twenty
fifth district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-05
CRUStit. : EY A TREE

Singular Fate cf c. j. Clay, q Ton1-
herl- Merchant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-02-21
Prosser & S%erumgard.

Wish to announce to their friends
and customers that they will have
for the season of 1902 a very COM
plete line of farm implements,
wagons, fine buggies and carriages,
road wagons, carts ETC., Advance
threshers, Fairbanks Morse gaso-
line engines of all sizes from one
and a half to forty horse power,
Parsons self-feeders, Pneumatic
grain elevators, thresher supplies
Of every description. Pumps,
pipe, steam fittings, leather and
rubber betting etc.
Havana press drills, Dowagiac
and Kentucky Shoe and Disc
drills, John Deere plows, Oliver
plows, Canton plows, Monitor
breakers, feed mills for engine or
horse power, Mccormick binders,
mowers and rakes. Prices right
and terms to suit purchaser.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-02-21
Contest Notice.

United States Land Office, Grand Forks, N.
D., February II, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Laureas ]. Wehe, heretofore on
May IS, 1900 and now supplemented by one Sept.
20, 1901, from said Laureas j. Wehe, contestant.
against AbnerT. Woodland, II. E. entry No. 1885,
made May 4th, 1895, for the southeast quarter
LSEA1l, section 20, township 1888, range 50 W, by
Abner T. Woodland, contestee, in which it is
alleged that contestee Abner T. Woodland
has never established any residence on the said
land or on any part thereof. and that he has not
built any house or building thereon, or i'm
proved any of the said land and that the said
defaults still exist and continue, and that said
alleged absence from said land was not due to
his employment in the army, navy, or marine
corps OF the United States as a private soldier,
seaman, or marine during the war with Spain,
or during any other war in which the United
are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
a. m. on April q, 1902. before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land Office in
Grand Forks city, North Dakota.
The said contestant having, In a proper afi-
davit, filed February II, 1902, set
forth facts which show that after due diligence
personal service OF this notice cannot be made,
it is hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper publication.
E. q. KENT,
502 Register
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-02-21
District Court.

At the adjourned January term for
1902, which convened February II, and
adjourned until February ID, the
following cases have been disposed OF
du. to date as follows:
CRIMINAL CASES.
State We. Edward Conway, discon.
tinued.
State We. Thomas Spice. discontinued.
State vs. Andrew Sorenson, discon.
tinued.
State We. Thos. Hillerman. Defend.
ant plead guilty Of having violated the
prohibition law.
State We. W. Funk. Bond forfeited
for non appearance of defendant.
State We. Chas. Spice and John Burps
Spice plead guilty and Burns bond
forfeited for non appearance.
State vs.. John Hassett. Defendan,
plead guilty Of violating the prohibition
law.
State VS.. Matt Sorley. Bond for
feited for o appearance Of defendant,
State VS.. VIM. Lester, discontinued.
State We. Win. Cummings. discharged
State We. N. A. Way. Charge was for
violating prohibition law. Jury dis.
agreed. Change Of venue was taken
and the case is now being tried before
Judge Pollock.
State We. Al Welsh, r. E. Hunt and
VIM. Provenche for stealing fax. r. E.
Hunt was tried first and found guilty.
CIVIL CASES.
Mchts. and Nee. Saw. Blk. of James.
vile. Wis, VS.. J. A. Grant. Settled.
Ole 0. Larsgard and Peter Gulder vs..
Mrs. Orlam Burdick. Settled.
M. P. Beebe We. II. E. Wheeler. Set.
tied.
G. s. Bunnell vs.. Utrick Thorson
Settled.
VIM. 81. Brown VS.. Devils Lake Chau.
tauqua. Settled.
F. H. Stoltz We. Devils Lake Chau-
tauqua. Settled.
Devils Lake Cooperative Association
We. A. Beamer. Settled.
Devils Lake Cooperative Association
VS.. Henry Wheeler. Settled.
Albert johnson vs.. Ed Burke. Set
tied.
Geo. Stirmalt VS.. A. j. Mcdonnell
Settled.
J. F. Henry VS.. G. E. Van Dusen.
Settled.
Frank Holmes We. G. B. Kendall
Settled.
J. A. Prodger ys. G. N. Ry. Co. Set
tied.
Mccormick Go. VS.. B. Greenberg.
Settled.
State VS.. N. A. Way. Violation pro-
hibition law. Tried before Judge Pol
lock on charge Of venue. Jury Re.
turned verdict of guilty after being
out five minutes. Sentence has not
been passed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-02-21

Mrs. Carhart, of Mayville, visited
her daughter, Miss Edith Carhart
last week.
Corless Coon Co.'s linen collars,
all the new styles, all kinds and
sizes, 2 for Is cents at Mann's.
T. w. Winter, of the Winter &
Ames Elevator Co., left Monday
for Minneapolis.
Money to loan on good farm
property. Apply to E.. A. Maglone.
Deputy U. S Marshal Hurst
transacted business in Fargo the
first of the week.
IF you want o sell your relin-
punishment in McHenry or Ward
counties, writ, to E. G.. Greenupt
the land nan Granville, n. D.,
Best of references furnished. 49-5l
Jesse Palmer returned Saturday
from Carlisle, Penn, where he has
beenfor the past two years attend
ing school.
She was sitting up with a sick
man.
No professional nurse was she
Simply sitting up with her love.
sick lover,
Giving him Rocky Mountain
Tea. @. w. Greene.
The Ladies' Guild of the Epis.
copal Church will hold a food sale
at Chamberlin's store, Wednesday
February 26th.
Your moneys worth, or yon!
money refunded. Are You I
Mason?"