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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Cru oe Fake,

San Francisco, jury -6.-,.oW th L
tn Jefriosz zi7tzsimmons contest FEY
the worlds championship is ever, tiss
cry of fake" has been raised, thoug1
without justification in the opinion of
Il to,eo GreueE. George sSiinr ana Z
g}#@al majority Of otl4ei spostiag men
4 ~ witnessed the contest \ cou2,
49niee:ien aeat 70 Mayor seAnitz he
1o!e tta fi&@t, to be opened afte2 i
was ended, stated that the H.itoa aaa
been Informed that Jotfcios vas to win
in the eighth round. which he di<i.
1ee mayor has stated tnat ii the
cnarge that the contest was q n"e-ar-
ranged affair canlot he dispToyoi. he
Will be compelled TO prohibit such eX
hibiIions hereafter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

IH Citz H9. July 2G-Efa
Beck, pr.t)y sirI IS years Old of Ean
Bulea. Ark wanted to Sc 10 Kansas
ely a2sI eEe cid net haEeztho money
TO Pay railroad f4Fe. Hence ana ems
balked in toX car and successfully
ma.:a tha=1Iio et GEO miles. III went
we'll until NiGAin hundred miles Of
Kansas City, When Miss Beck and Il
girl Who accompanied her on the box
ear t9q9, found tie car 20 warm thai
they removed rheil' clothine and lay
down 10 sleep. When Miss Beck aWolls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Eail PLAYERS tc Confer.

Ne" York. JUL Ga meeting
the Players Protective association
the first since the bell season epeneo
IS to be held tomorrow ct the Sturte
want house, and owing to the impor'
GO u the subjects 20 be considore
vi attract considerable afteatil
ala lovers Gf t1a s,lii.o. 4 is
N2tod that the meeting viii b
nied by represent tives # ,wek
tho sixteen Ane1ieaa r..i,Natios
$50 c'uhe. tho p'ayerg ii the
naming four c:Gbs being un&5if
attend because they are at pre-
in the west Existing relationH
tween the two leagues will be-
cussed, end the probable resuS
the BAH player The possibllit
peace being declared between t
organizations and the conseGuf
ting of salaries will be discuss
measures planed to bolster
weak point Contract jump,
so receive attention, and !,
that some steps to punish s
Jump their contracts may be tt;
by the association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Stringent hsea ures
Against Dice Games

SatasdaE night appeared to be
GH5 ;e.fe viii the gene operators.
f.--esHt IL usual retinee q poker play
Is, : is stated 1h2t there Was no
93:abi!.g in the ETY..
\ representative Of Che police de-
T2i ,ment made numerous rounds Of
the various gambling dives. and stated
1T a late n0ul@ last Hislt- that there
Was positively 10 dice games in eqz.=
alton in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
ASSAULT TO KILL
Charge Against Sam Davis, Colored,-
Taken Sack to Forrest CITY.

Sam Davis. ea1ored, WAS arrested by
3ttiees J. +. CulDepper on charge Of
9is.sn3y. The officer learned thai Dar-
Is, n addition to having a wife ho2a.
whom he recoady married, IA. q
spouse at Forrest CHy, A4k.. NO be
:,eahed h4s absease. Vsaen - -
taken u tAe stazioll he S;9a''& az.
u .t.2.! th&t / G WAS "l{-- alco @.&.1i4!
"N+!sft:;irs t.se tahe!n ~ sayias tA.4:
''!e Forrest Ci}y Ni3e Lad ob,ais.s.i
divorce f%cnI i1irI u@}.:4 ape s.
2efVo09 Wraa no @s,s 'tG.d tle.x ="
"csld pros bly, E2re 10 .el0tn u To-
II &.Cy l2.,gt.,, -.spiciQa Il tie u.
iiv~T@ r,ct@ ;g.cl.sed anu ,H2E eu7t {
Cies"am 10 forrest City, asking the al.
thGJiliea there # Davis was wanted.
IN a few minutes came the response
thar Davis was wanted and on 4 charge
of assault, with intent to XIII, and fnr-
ther that an officer would arrive on
the first 7rain TO accompany Davis
back % Forrest City. After al invea.
GieTasion il was determined that DAVIS
"2s not guilty of biSamy. and Satar-
DAY afternoon Deruty 5neIi- William
M ply Of ta.9esJ City arrived and
returned with hin 70 that place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
\ .LEGEs AbA&i On Ell
8. W. CULPEPPER. TEE MAIN
STREET DRUGGIST,
asks f5r Giqofce !zeo471 Ills We
s.ad fer G@stae,y Ct It's Grill.
frcn.
asks f5r Givofce Feo.71 Ills We

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.azass.-.. ....s - ssit= =f2l.
..sg-5e l.e11 ai. W.. wHe. i, IS -
=a5aa.as.s 4ia IN ~. esHb.a.
lsle.
IT, petitioner ar2taa= =IAai Ga t4l
&aoFe a&to tae d>iendant Lii t.as
without eau fer The SPACE e. eve
year, an took their Oldest child 70 Tx
as, Where she has since remained. re-
tusing at all times to return TO the
plaintiff
Plaintiff AYERS further that of the
marriage were born four Children
Lillian FlounoIs. age Is yeas:
Fchton. age 13 years; EiIle age 10
years; Sammie, age 6 years, the last
named being the child taken with her
70 Texas.
Nj. CulneDDer alleges that he at
all times during their married life
treated her ii an affectionate way and
provided for her well, and that he is
not advised Of any just cause thai she
had for leaving him. but ner abanaan-
nl@lt came 70 HIN With a great sur
prise aud humiliation. The promises
constlel ed. lie plaintiff prays that the
bonds OF matlim0p-- be anulled aud
that the court decree him the custody
OF The children above named. and for
other relief, Taylor & Jones are So
)iy.itprC for 1,Ioiptiff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
III. H. .s5HTH
Jef.des Ka0e1ssa Fitz~}a1moa>
Oat ais r mains Chm
nl4a.
LEST HOOKS 20 STOMACH AM6
JAW Eczs TIE WORK
E09 FiTZ
cofnieha753n lad tire Better CT 1t Ua
to the Champion's Lucky
Punch.
Punch.
JEFFRiES WAS BADLY PUNISHED

San Francisco, July % After fight
ing 4 battle OF eight rounds tl@1 Wa5
fraught with brilliant and courageous
work, Robert FitZaimmons last night
forfeited bis last claim upon the heavy
weight cha5n3ionship. He was Knocked
TO the foaf BY .tames J Ietf9ies AID
counted out after he had so badly pun
ished the champion that it was fore
gone conclusion among the spectators
that the Ce1ni4hnen must viii. Bleed
ing from a ngmber o. gashes in the
face. apparently weakening and clearly
unable . cope wigh Ftzsin..aars' 81
perior s1,iiI jaffries delivered two
lucky punches is Ii5zsimmona paused
in his fighting toward him, aad turned
tiIc tide. 5ne battIe was =bgiaf, ,Ja5
noteworthy, and viii live Ia pugii;ss1e
annals F.I5zsimmons Il .es, G!11c 10 rI5e
from Che mat Aut be sanl5 down agaia
in neIplessnes& aHd hen3 hiuseiI
counted eut, WAese= bit d moment 9s=
fore he haa apparently I'll zzz2e#h 1Eef
of it.
Il Will mover #5s55 a2aH45.=e said tl.s
7.atte ard Js#9e4#ss1l OF l..==li'9y.v haa
he ha1 Slflie on. leeoy .zl IL W =.
= The Hsf4t w1s Woa fairly a.. 10 5tze
best nan belenss &c laurel.
Yen aie ths most dangerous L1.-2
alive said JeTJ.e5 ii IetffH. ana
consider Hlysell lucky - h=ve Wa
when did"
FitzsiHmon- had 6een Gs&das
furious saif, co6i ai1d deliberate and
cnopping tte champion to pieces with
the terrific rights and lefts that nave
made him famous and the result Wes
surprise
As carly as tne second round I'itz
simmons had Jeffries bleeding prOfuse.
~ from mouth and nose, Asgain ane
again he landed on his bulky opponent,
getting away in such clever mannei
taat he reused the big crowd to en.
Uslas = cheering. II seemed, indeet
at .1.H..4es could hardly stand tha
pace. But the eighth round came and
amer series Of hot exchanges FltZslm-
mons paused with his guard down an5!
spoke 70 the champion. TIE latJe!'s
reply wes tWo terrific blows that saved
him the championship and removed the
veteran f1itzsinmons fl ON the fistle
arena. Titz5mMons took his defeat
with coed cheer. He walked to the
center Ct the ring, and raising his
hana addr5 sesj lhe multitude, saying:
The ;2st s.r,s ilas Won. i4si bea5.
en- Jesfries to4:e!lt ! would laEe coN-
ceded him III e14amaions nip and ,heG
y forever 4e55#s-l retire Just 5he @aia9
Nov, l3ttt without having ace0mp.ishel
my atahiti0n. an satisfied
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

C'':ef.. Police Wm. Cgaig stated to
Z &-s...s.e reporter Saturday that
stlinEe.4t neaslGees Wodfd be adopted
by the police department. to suppress
gambling in tie ely. Tie police. -
.ei.j. t.a=.c been gjYen orders 10 arrest
aUy ssasJel found operating dee ef
similar games. The gamblers also
were notified Of the officials inten-
tons and warned against further viola
tion of the law
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
HARRlNGTvN Il FUNERAL.
UNFORTUNATE LiNEMt,N KINDLY
EEMEMEEREI
=ngircer fer Light and Transit Com
pany Says Curr"e,t Net Froin
That Plant.

Tae las:l chapter IN the sad death
Of Emmett Harrington. The linen4aa
Mo Mas e!eelrocrtea Friday, closed
Saturday When tie remains We're III
1e1f5d IN the ba.yius ground 1t At
Ae..aet. Il w sad procession thaj
Weaa.ed its w. 9 TIE young man' $
AZ estin= pee. .A.alest every lie
l..12 working in Pine BluH attended
lie fp4eral. aad many iioiaI tributes
tse3at"e d@ce&se.l's friend, wee IN 2vi-
,-.=ee, among which WeEe two 6ezui.
I'll i:oras designs, s,yen By N ya;;a..
issis operators al tao NO teiepnon
>..eh;.t.,ca.
VI ,i--.la9tan y,,,4 = Naa~a ID ~: .
-.aa 4 -a,4 .-.@l ...o,..at. ae,.e,u4
-4oe4e.@ IA si4t~. 1t A}tAe5me4.
tsa.o .o" s.Qts.. IIalti...5 s3iI. -.
..,ss.iE IT, -.ot ., DsaA dCtc. nl:!.e,t.
-. :. auDe&.a 20 uc lie result Gf one
i. t1oae lsvoid2bl 2ecidcnts Whi. Il
esse a times. TIE eaginees n IT,
.toNe' mouse says mat tie current ha:i
,:2 4 s!iIt off from tho East Siyth ave
n4o WIGS since 8 O'Clock the night be
e aad s4nce 4 O'Clock on the porn
.ng before TIE killing. How the wires
became charged appears still to be a
2lStttef of conjecture, bat the accepted
Hlahation IS that the wire was
....Eeel Dy being crossed with wire
carrying ? current.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
THE COX CAR CAR II
Unusual Experience . Cir s,1s94e
Ciot8i1 - as .5t01e4.
-

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sYt.#s sleeAaus tsa.l -fHa#1f.t .t,.t
e....e .4a -.@a.. ~ iA Ha l<#s
% Aa teasaf# -
sle faH4iaz1 euI
.4=l4-z.z -.li,=4aas= =,s,.l aat=zz.}.. 4zs=z--
al $ Fe.e ,st.iefs tleaa. l..f..st#zz.zzd
3aaiHd r door sla Ieia#aa lel story
an II fG!tfead mon h=Tazif5 coi1z#zz=d
- fHzsfe.= feminine ga H=ats - ff9s
r.as.zz.= ming tie 2Hi 6a4 Eas ea
ha.gazs5aS plight She na# il
-..aEzz ,3 police m4HG1a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
CT tie rii~ih.a -,et.

TIE FLOWING pe..sous who have .9
H1'y stood civil service examination.
nave been pronounced eligible to ap
pointmcta: Ga.soa 4. Moore. Wn. :;
Steed, white; w. 3. Coleman. d. d.
Duke, w. H. Battle and ]. NJ. Hall,
coloYed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
First Cotton RoI!

There is on oisplay at the Could
Galbraith Supply company's the first
full grown open boil of cotton of the
season. 1t was grown by William
Johnson, negro, on the Fish place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Gotten Exchange Surrenders Charter

Recent'1 Mr.. Alex. Perdue bought
out the interest held in the Perdue
Cotton eGlange by Mr.. o. A. Pearson
of ST. L uis. At recent meeting of
the stoc. holders of the company the
charter Is surrendered and the cor
poration Yssolved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
.l...rr :. .tec:; cr &c II.


: Fas"f h1.::s J'.y 2f.-T..e 80
~ Gzas.l;.s a2e < Dzeseat sls=.na
GUS. :, lei. f.""rlta country pet
see. - ee (: Ii enticin21i4, #
q Ha2av evens. 2@sala is in es.,er
Z 2lt.9.za i9!? also. - t,3o : ,aste~f
o -. Ii. : d@4p Sol. ca sisHilicasee
: ''t5 ssanor fail % texe q l4e1
'.;,.-s:-te 81 Jlse III fI.tGgc p0fl..y.
:'"uli thn looked 70, i.~j. be .:ra.
u" vii. ~i,nU!d ise !ir-. n 2ou .e Of
t;,He become eHpo,cc u Russia, ami
". ',a e"2'tsg4 tn9er +7ae ao,ttl..d III
fluence Of the present Gar. thus prac-
cally iEsurinG a continuation CT the
enlightened,p rogressive policy Of
Nicolas II. The Gar has four ch.'
dren. ali of them daughters. Wh.ic
the government of Russia is an abso-
lutte hereditary monarchy, and VIII Q
tre will Of the emperor is law, yet
he cannot transfer his t.crone to his
daughter. If Nicolas II should die
before a son is born to him, his sue
cessor would be his brother, the Grand
Duke Michael, born in 1878. The lat
ter is entirely under the influence CT
his mother, the Dowager Empress Ma
rie Dagmar, widow of Emperor Alex
ander III, now in her fifty-ftth year
These few facts possess important po-
litical significance, which may change
the future history of Europe to a
marked degree, and as any radical
change in Russian policy may vitality
affect every great European power,
all the world is naturally concerned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
= l8.i II :. =
PRISONER ~ JAIL LOST Ills
Ci-NT-49rlC:
70 Cthee Prisoners BY Ganbiin9 and
I'D to 3e Cloteei 10 Take
I C9rV.ot r@raa.

Deputy she.i.I ioiea@ C#ID=fBel t9elz
lWo interesting prisoners 70 join ra=
marous others Oh Capt. ]. c. Cross
convict farm at PeHaleton. They We're
Ice Fr8zier and Mary O.Blyant, col
cred. TIE tormer was recently tried
il a magistrates court for carrying 4
concealed weapon and found guilty
The OBJ Yant woman was tried on a
charge Of pets larceny, and was also
fo.nd guilty. Both, in lieu of the nee
essary amount OF luore, became cou1-
" farm candilates. AS before stated
the deputy sheriff accompanied them
% Pe0dteton, bat before going the of
iccr found it necessary to get some
s..othes fer Frazier. as he was not
clothed properly and comely enough
10 accompany enc ef the gentler sex.
N fact. when he officer went to re-
lieve the fail of Frazier he WAS found
ultra ne999&e. NO coat no snlft, no
pants-n0thiug. save short under
shirt graced his dusky form.
An investigation developed the III
teresting fact that he was without
clothing by virtue of his gambling pro
pensities The cards which were sup
p.ied the prisoners fer che purpose of
furnishing thcn some diversion had
8een the e9gsa q his loss.
The officer hastily put him in a
travelling ca,G.ti5a= by supplying him
vith neir Of 0Teealis, and shoeless
md snflz.s. except ior The under
SHIT. be aa} - 5tEsEy travelling com
paaioa went faaH fha iai1 to he depot
nd thence II 5zz13acon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Mr.. Reap Pays AIimony.

Saturday Mr.. Jackson S. Reap paid
over to his divorced wife, Mrs. Katie
Reap. $4,000. the lamount allowed her
by recent decision in the chancery
court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
j. VI. GOA NAMED
AS COTTON 6TATISTIClAN FOR
JEFFERSON COUNTY,.
Government N2~ las F9eee Organ.
izee fer tae work n A,f,
kaeeG2.

A5Zz.. zz.5=..a 5.55z.aI
,le -s1,.11I4 4.2a -
u. |e.t2= ul tze sr&sa. f1~
yt..,..sz z,..5 u 65'leos eaesa.. z-atis=
,-o-, vi ~ tiiass saales. Mi e
2@.a be- VI. asaz y i G1a4h.4 .s9I.--
~ - Ht= r9aa q rha TfHlec!. h8te1
I'D s5552 Interesting iiIol :..5tian Was
8 i-2i fsom him con1e.n5g mis- waI.5.
.is hzs announced t.1e &rpointment o.
NJ. J. N. Goza as special agent for
yeI.4 sen county. OrAe. appointments
maoe BY Ny. -.Ixia il Arkansas are as
follows:
Pulaski county-James T. O'iiair OF
Little Rock.
Arkansas county-s. NJ Hamilton
of Dewitt.
Lincoln county-T. Il. Tree CT Var-
ner.
Desha counH-Jack Bz;nhardt Of
Dumas.
Drew county-Wn1. D. Rogers OF
Monticello.
B5s@ley eoanty-iIeniy E. Hale Of
W>.1e2
Ca1l.9aa coant.--D. w. Bass OF
~ n!nsan
ouael.ioa ccunty-J. H. Parker O.
Camden.
~ L.,
Ramsey.
TIE special agents are required 10
vi i eye:y 2i2 in the county thee
tines during d season 20 collect nee
e%sa.y Information NJ number Of he:aa
einaed and report after eae.l visit %
tie &-a h;.,es0a authorities. Taeir
fist laDo?- VII be submitted ah0ui
o-cobe" :. The second Deeembe. -
-. me ;h..d 1t she enA Of The season
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
n rte.

IT -.
: 5afd8S Gl1e.HzoH Deputy United
: ates - ha1=f. :, CGpalaaa TIE
with heal 453aste@a e
Atel ~. s#tsi}.ea the eis anj Wi5A
him eaaas james Sauie#z2. sAa 2ss.
rHi"9 atenue I.liao sIeaakeepel.
5apieala vas crested ~ Bepaty Cope
lend a Btin,<'e3 en a charge Of resaii
iHS uaaor 10 an Italian section gang at
S inlslaS without q license. BlinkleE
IS in the eastern district and he will be
taken 10 Helena, where "sappy" will
have to make explanations to the fed
eral court
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-03
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITS
SION INVESTIGATE MERGER.
MANY WITNESSES ARE CALLED
Western Railroad Magnates Have Been
Summoned and the Meeting Will
Continue for Weeks-Commis-
sion Will Resume Sitting.
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, Jan. 3.-At it's meeting here
next Wednesday, the interstate COM
merce commission will move against the
Northern Securities company and inves-
tlgate the combine of the Great North
ern, Northern Pacific and Chicago, Bur-
Mngton & Quincy railways.
The commission will probe the entire
matter of community of interests" be-
tween great railway systems, but the
specific investigation will be aimed at
the Northwestern railways.
Hundreds of witnesses. among them
many of the leading railway promoters
and owners in the country, have been
summoned to appear in Chicago next
Wednesday to testify before the commits
sion. All the Western railway magnates
have been summoned TO appear, and
after the Investigation in Chicago, which
may las. weeks, has been concluded, the
commission will resume its hearings in
New York, and call before 1t the great
promoters and fnanciers of Wall street.
1t Is understood there is to be gen.
eral and determined fight all along the
line. The commission has announced its
intention of examining every phase of
railroad combinations, including the pnr-
chase of the Southern Pacific by the
Union Pacific, the Union Pacific's con-
troll over the burlington, and every spe-
cific instance of what they regard as
violation OF the interstate commerce
laws.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-03
INTERESTED ONES PRINCIPALLY
SMALL INVESTORS.
EASTERN BANKS NOT AFFECTED
Everett Moore Syndicate Financial
Difficulties Caused by Trying to
Parallel the Lake Shore
They Failed to Sell.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Jan. 3.--Thc troubles of the
EverettMoore syndicate did not come
as surprise to Wall street bankers.
are principally small investors and banks
throughout Michigan, Ohio and Indiana,
and that only indirectly will Eastern
financiers feel the effect of the passing
OF the trolley lines into the hands OF
bankers.
Interest coupons OF some Of the COM
panies In tho Everett Moore syndicate
were paid I'm this city yesterday by Kean.
Van Cortland q Co., bankers OF this city.
"A, that Office II was said that the firms
only interest In the syndicate was to
act as fiscal agent for some OF the com
panies which the syndicate controlled:
that II had none OF the securities.
or the syndicate's attempt to build q
line parallel to the Lake Shore. n part
of the New York Central system. from
Cleveland to Toledo. led to the rumor
that the New York Central management
intended To buy out this opposition 1t
was asserted here, however, that fail
ure to sell the Lake Shore has caused
the financial difficulties of the Everett
Moore syndicate managers.
Local interest was aroused by the re-
ports from Cleveland because Edward
W. Moore Is a director of the Phoenix
National bank. 1t was explained that
the syndicate directly. or indirectly, did
not owe the bank one dollar. and that
the banks officers had not even seen
any of the syndicate's securities.
Mr.. Moore's position as Wall street
banker was also explained by saying
that the banks management had consid-
cred him as man who probably would
bring business to the bank. For that
reason his name was added to the di-
rectory a year ago this month But
Mr. Moore did nothing more than open a
small personal account with the bank.
On account of his absence from the city
he has been unable even to attend any
OF the meetings OF the board OK dliec-
tors.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-03

REDMoND's SPEECH AT SLIGO.
lrelands Able Spokesman Hands
Rosebery Some Advice.
0By Associated Press.)

London, Jan. 3.-Nothing could be
more interesting or instructive as an In
dication OF the attitude OF the nationalist
party at the next session of parliament
than John Redmond's speech al Sligo.
The Irish leader devoted some of the
choicest flowers of his rhetoric to de-
scribe those liberals who, like Lord Rose
berry, are little tired of the Irish aili-
ance.
The natlonalists have received an intl-
nation that the alliance is to be thrown
over with scarcely yelled contempt. and
Redmond advises Lord Rosebery to rally
round him "all those rotten members OF
the liberal party who call themselves
liberal imperalists."
Apparently the meaning OF all this Is
that the Irish party viii again carry out
the policy adopted by Parnell In the days
when Gladstone was coercing Ireland,
and will fight for home rule without the
slightest regard for the feelings of their
former English allies
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-03
OHIO REPUBLICANS PREPARING
FOR SPEAKERSHIP FIGHT.
LINES NOT STRICTLY DRAWN
Both Senators Involved in Speakership
Contest But Their Friends Are
Taking Opposite Sides--
Wires Kept Hot.
(By Associated Press.)

Columbus, o., Jan. 3.-The members of
the Ohio legislature as we'll as the cam
didates for executive positions are all
here today, participating in the contest
previous to the caucuses tomorrow eve
ming, when nominations are to be made
for the Organization OF the legislature.
But the wires are still kept busy between
the rival leaders, Senator Hanna In
Washington and Senator Foraker In Gin
cinnat.
While both senators have become d.
rectly involved in the contest through
direct interest of their respective fol-
lowers, 1t developed today that lines are
not strictly drawn between their friends.
Many members concur with George b.
Cox of Cincinnati, in stating that his
fight is not one for supremacy of either
Foraker or Hanna, and that they are
on equally cordial relations with both
senators. Some of Hanna's closest friends
are for Price and some of Foraker's
friends are for McKinnon for speaker for
personal, local and other than factional
reasons.
The lines are much more distinctly
drawn between what are known as the
Cox men and the Daugherty men. Two
years ago, ex-Representative Harry M.
Daugherty was defeated for the guber-
material nomination by Governor Nash.
In that contest, Cox threw his whole
strength to Nash, as he Is now doing for
Price.
McI<innon was Daugherty man then
and leader in the last legislature, which
was controlled in its organization by the
Daugherty men.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-01-03
PRESIDENT ESTRADA PALMA TO
REMAIN IN NEW YORK.
ON FARM IN CENTRAL VALLEY
With United States-Will Conduct
Economical Administration and
Develop Country.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Jan. 3.-Presldent-el elect
Tomas Estrada Palma, of Cuba. is still
at his home at Central Valley, N. Y
He has just received the first official evil
dence announcing his election. 1t is
from Mendez Capote, president Of the
national constitutional convention, and
is as follows:
According to the Central Committee
of Scrutiny, allow myself to assure you
that the election was practically unan-
imous.
"The partisans of Maso fought only
In few provinces The conviction here
is that the vote taken represents the
will of the people by an immense ma
jority."
Mr.. Palma sad: "Thcre are two
things which / shall ever strive to ac-
complish; the most important Is to
strengthen the cordial relations existing
between the republic of Cuba and the
United States of America.
my other object will be to conduct an
economical administration and under
this head / hope to develop the agricul-
tural industries. l hope to secure a re-
duction of tariff in this country SO that
the products OF Cuba may be received
here
II shall leave the United States In
April and go to my fatherland. I shall
go there to work like any factory hand
or any laborer with the pick and shovel,
and every officer of my cabinet will be
expected and compelled to do the same
thing"