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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
REVOLT AGAINST Hill.
No Reorganizsts7 IS Slogan
Of Liberal Democrats
OF New York.
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS WHICH
MAKE CAUSTiC REFER
ENcE TO Mr.. HILL.
Say Hills Leadership Reduced DEMO-
cratic Majority From 1872, 2,ooo to
Defeat.
MOVEMENT 5Y TIE 2RYANITES

New York. June NO ReorganiZ-
O. - IS l!lc slogan of the Liberal Demo-
Gratis who held a state convention in
Cooper Union today toeomplete prep
eraticHs for a vigorous campaign ia
New York state this fall. The adj
dresses aal resolutions Of the conven-
ton all pointed to avowed hostility to
state leaders who we're lukeWarm in
their support Of Bryan in his two cam
paigns, or who openly opposed him. In
an address TO the public the organic
cIs of the new party declare
THE false leaders of the party in
this state under David b. Hill were,
prior to 1894. in absolute control OF
the government of thinstate-7 'bdt
accomplished .1otrHing ~ ae people
and betrayed the caflfidence reposed
in them Having prostituted the party
to debased and degraded mercenary
level, they used it simply as a means
Of granting faVos t. the few. David
B. Hill as the leader Of the party il
the state led the patty from & majority
of l92,ga9 ia 1882 to q disgfaceful de-
feat in 1884, when, as a candidate
for governor, the people Of the state
rcpudiated him and his leadership by
10000 majority. These men again,
;;nde.' the leadership Of Hill, now have
the imprdancc and audacity to ask the
confidence q the people,
Among we'll Informed politicians the
now movement is regarded as OF more
national shan local significance. They
believe it to be a well laid plan Of Mr..
Ely yam ana his followers to eliminate
Iiisl as g presidential candidate in 1904
Talk about the Democratic factions
having agreed on hill as leader in
the coming campaign is giving the
Bryanites concern. They calculate
that Hill can be headed off as a presi-
Dental possibility by the nomination
of third ticket this fall and the con-
scquent defeat of the regular Demo-
cratic candidate for governor. These
views of the situation are strengthen
ed by the fact that Norman E. Mack,
New York member Of the DeuoSratics'
national committee, hsanl1.--s ssskhe
west comforting with
leader. Mr.. Bryan re-
the nomination of M
crnor, and todays gap
ment in revolt is b
first step in an organ.
Bryanites to down Hill /;
hopes of being the standar,
the party in 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
Memphis Starts Boom for olnev.

Memphis, June IA petition is
being circulated and numerously
signed by leading Democrats of Mem
phis and Shelby c.antY lling a mass
meeting tonight for the purpose ,cf,
indorsing Honorable Richard Olney
IS the logical candidate OF the Demo.
cratic party for. the presidency twa.
years hence. The meeting viii be pre-
sided over by Hon. NJ B. Noffaet. and
Mr.. Olney will lie Invited to visit
Nf,N"tfs ST Bis eafliest nience
apd aj.aless tlse paorle Ct Tennessee
-yf is@'.3fsl Conditiens IS they Ex-
list Today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
Shooting Scrape at Me"riliton.

Morrilton, June An unfortunate
difficulty occurred On the streets CT
Mottilton yecterday morning between
j. Il. Bunker. barber, AMI /. {.
Street. Z farmer and cattle h&5ssT
73llnRe. was at h:s siloD AID S -
fa-..e 70 see htTa. "A a!terf'eti5n :
,9wsd over the neice of = COW n t'-e
}.e passed. Street eay9Hcel wit4 {
knife ana cut Bunker, AMI he fuilel a
pistol as he ran off, shootins Sefeet n
the thigh. stYet advancing ali tie
tine On Banhj. The glgaisiaas s5s
Street cannot N, Bunlias is paa.s
cut, bat is net d.nseTep5iy haft. =
save up to the .aariT afte. t'as shoot
/ ing anst was lla1@d undeI bend Of 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
TWO YEARS IN TIE FEN.
For Oliver Gould for AssauIting Joe
6y1um.

Oliver Gould. the negro Who was
or trial in circuit court Friday on a
charge of assault with intent to kill
by the verdict Of the jury, Which wa
out only fifteen minutes was scEt to
join the long list Of cNilloers who have
been given peaitentialy sentences at
the present term Of court Gould Will
hive to serve two years in the pen1-
tentiary. He was convicted for assault
ing another negro named Joe Bynum,
with a pistol. at a negro festival near
this city. Prosecuting Attorney w. b.
SOTrells hod charge of the states
case, and S. G. Prvce, the colored law
yer. appointed by the count, defended
Gould.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
BiRRA>>S FIND
RUINS or CHEAP JACKS PLACE
CONTAINED
4 lot CT afass Which Fad aeeo
S.eicn From the Cotton
Felt Railway.

The p0dle have in their custody It
the station al Ont 240 pounds of brass
which was found in place Of ooE-
cealment at "Choap' Jacks junk store
on Wrst Second avenue last Friday.
The find was made by some ealpcl-
ters, Who had been engaged To re-
move the old burned Norris shack.
The brass WAS found in a concealed
box, which Was only accessible through
a trap door. After making the dis
c0very Chief Gfaig was notified and he
went to the shack at once and was
shown the brass In all twenty four
pieces We're recovered Every piece
was of a fine quality Of brass, and
marketable at about 10 cents a pound.
Chief Craig identified the brass as
Cotton Belt journal boxes.
NO arrests We're made, and none
probably will be made, though there
is probably little doubt that it was
all stolen. Apfopos of the finding Of
this brass it will be remembered that
"Cheap' Jack Lee, at whose house it
was found. languished in the Jefferson
county jail several months last year
on a charge of brass stealing, but when
tried was acquitted. Chief Craig
stated that "Chcap' Jack and his
family cried cut of that serape sue
cessfully, though there was little doubt
of hic Quilt Tho h11Gc will hp rf-
turned To tho railway company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
SAVED FROM LYNCRINC.
Young Negro Rescued From a Mob BY
Van Buren, Police.

Van Buren,. June "a bout 2 O'CLOCK K
yesteIday morning 15-yeaT-old negro.
named Daniel Ware made a c.izI1 "a
assault on an old negro woman, named
Alien at the Iron Mountain Loot Tie
wcraan's cries frightened the boy and
t.e fled. Late! lie eturned ard made
another assault aH1 was captured b.
q party Of young men, who wei 9 max
ing rCepe: atiCns 10 hang ,i-9 wneT
he vas rescued by the &c ice. Re w:
gire', q haarins before 4 magistrat+
end was ha.a for the gsand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
Narrow Escarc Of Two McWsboy:.

Mr.. Jim Dowd driver of the hose
wagon Of No. / company, was prob
ably instrumental in saving the life
Of two newsboys Friday afternoon. The
incident occurred at Second avenue
ard Pine street as the fremen were
making a run to the Thompson fire oa
Third avenue. At the intersection #
t.e streets mentioned the two ncWs
boys were in a newspaper cart. az
tempting to evade the rapidly az
preaching hose wagon The horse
balked, and the heavy hose truck and
the frail cart came in contact. lhe
cart ,1as dragged considerable dis
tance, but by splendid effort Gf
Nj. Dowd, the wagon was brought to
a sudden stop and the cart and boys
were eXtricated from a position which
might have caused their death any
minute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
IN MEMORY or pR. HUNTER.
All Methodist Churches Of the city
VII! ti.vc Union Services.

Al the Mcthodist churches of th2
city VIII ltaite IN a memorial service
to tie lata Dg. Andrew Hunter al II
O'clock today. The service viii he
hold at the First Methodist church
ard will doubtless be attended by d
large congregation OF those Who Will
to honor Che memory OF this great an.
good man. The spontaneous movement
among the leading citizens ii Little
Rock to erect 4 worthy monument To
Dr.. Hunter is an indication Of the place
he held in the hearts Of the people
Of Arkansas.
One of the features of this service
will be the use of hymns written by
DR.. William Hunter, brother OF An
drew.
The pastor and congregation of First
church extend most cordial invita-
ton to all the admirers Of Dr.. Hunter
to be present. Strangers always wei
come. Church, corner Sixth and Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
jill ijEbliEnI
PLANNED 81 ONE CT the IN
MATS c. TIE PRISON.
One CT the Bars Sawed Nearly in
TWO, But Detected in Time
to Fussrate Designs.
J IL JEhIi Ni9I

Trouble was brewing in the Jeffar-
son county jail Saturday afternoon,
and had il not been for q lucky dis
covery Of Deputy Sheriff Pleas Gtl-
pepper, which was followed by the
firm and decisive action Of the JAZZ:
officials, d wholesale Jail delivery
might have occurred.
Officer Cuipeppel Was astonishaa
Saturday afternoon, While looking
about the iail 70 detect one Of the
bars sawed two-chirtls in two. Hasten
ing to telephone he summoned Depu-
" Sheriff Arthur Loving to the jail.
Both deputies and Jailer Ridener en-
tered the ISL and circulated among
the plicners to find out if possible
1Wl:o had attempted to escape. LoF-
Ing was told by one of the prisoners
for the crime of perjury, was the c2e
who sawed the bar. The officers con
fronted Mobiles with the other plis-
oner's statement. He became very
iate He cursed the officers and at
tempted to start an insurrection in
the jail but was put under restraint
in time to circumVent any attempt
st an uprising of the prisoners
though several displayed their sym.
pathy for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
Doctors at Saratoga.

Saratoga, New York, June Sara
toga is fast filing with the medical
men come to attend the annual meet
ing OF the American Academy of Medi
cine and the American Medical aszo
eiatiGn to be held here during the ean3
in:g week The programme 81 Vt.
i W to the Usual hig,i standard set
by these two beates and calls fof aa
res and addl essa@ As eminent Bl2ssi
i.z@, surgeons NJ a.seeialtsts fsan
sa,1.,1t 81 os'5@ Of 'as ni4sd s's'.s ~a@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
u2l4EAVALS AT SEA.
Subnaa ETuptions 5etweer MART.
nioue ard St. Lucia.

KINGSTON, Isle OF St. Vincent, June
7.-Nessels leaNiHe the island of Mar
Unique have eyperier> ed upheavals
or agitations Of the sea, pointing to
submarine eluptions between Marti-
aique and st .I-ucia.
n tie island Of ST Vincent, the
shining Geeco clouds which have been
continually rising and spreading in tie
direction Of the Soufsiere volcano since
May &c, and which have been mistaken
for tropical clouds, have proven to be
steam emitted from the crater, from
which flashes If fame are issuins :
nightly. This. combined with renewed
vibrations in the file zone, las il
ceased applehansions that there nav
be another eruption CT tie SoufI.iera
zho9tly. The e1uptions at Mal tiniqte
seem to relieve the St Vincent volcano
materially.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
GRAPHIJ'jj HOT T'|P
Pubic Or1i ials Injected X
Fota old by The
Graphic.
reotIt8Es w. .. VANCE, ARCHl.
BALD NIVEN AND j r..
BALDWIN,
A,s Constable Joe PiIkington Are Al!
Indicted for MeIfeasance ana
Extorton.
VANCE CHARGES IN DETAIL

ESQ. w. Il. VANCE, Vausiae town
ship: maifeasance.
ESQ. ARcAf1lRALD NlVEN, Vau
oine township; maIfeasance.
ESQ. j. 4. BALDWIN, Washingtcn
township: extortion.
CONSTABLE JOE PiLkiNGTON,
Washington township; extortion.
The Graphic stated several days
ago that it WIS in possession Of Q
warm tip to the effect that numei o15
township officials were indicted by the
grand jury before it's adjournment The
tip was a good one.
Indictments were returned against
Esq. W. D. Vance Of Naueine town
ship. alleging malfeasance i'll office;
ESQ. Archibald Niven, Naugine town
ship. malfeasance; Esq. ]. II. Baldwin,
Washington township, eXtn"ti6n Oh
two counts. Joe Plikingfon, constable,
Of Washington. was also indicted 11f
eytortion on two counts.
The Indictment Of Esquire w. D.
Vance sets forth that Ire, as justice
Of the peace, did willfuily and know
ingly fail and neglect TO file III the
office Of the county c.etk Of Jeffe. son
county, on or before Mach II, - ,
an abstract Of all cases held before
him. including the following cases:
state against Wesley Jones, Snb-
bath breaking, fine 81 state against
Amelia Reed, petit larceny. fined SIS;
state against Emma Robinson. assault
and battery. fine 81; state against Al
YIN Levy, assault, fine 81; state
against Louis Mcpherson. assault and
battery, fine SIC: state against Robert
MeCollum, assault and battery fine s.
Notwithstanding the severe terms Of
the indictment. with the exception of
the Alvin Levy case. every one of the
cases by which he is alleged to have
been guilty of malfeasance, have been
satisfactorily accounted for to the
court. and Judge Grace directed that
Esquire Vance should not be suspend
ed. The Levy case will be explained
IN open court Monday. and Esq
Vance's attorney is confident that the
explanation will be accepted by the
court. The indictments against the
other officials were not accessible Sat
ufaay to the newspapers and the spe
clhc charges made in the Indictment:
could not be learned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
PENITENTIARY BOARD,
BUSINESS Transacted at the Semi
Monthly Meeting.

Little Rock, June IA meeting OF
TIE board of penitentiary commission.
e.s was held yesterday morning in the
AUDITORS office. All five members were
p.esent. Gov. Davis called attention
~ section 5.527. subdivision 4. of the
e,sest' which says the penitentiary
fnsslclan shall devote his entire time
W MS Official duties. The governor Of
ieEed the following resolution. viii n
was adopted:
Hesolved, That it is the sense of this
ooald that the penitentiary physician
snail not engage in a general practice
VI medicine. but shall devote his entire
~ aasIe ana attention to the duties Of his
t: u.t'ee. The state is payig for his en-
=. u'e TINE and he should so devote it.
- is hereby directed that the secra-
sais OF the board furnish DR.. Witt with
copy of this order.
a resolution was also ADOPTED re-
au'ii'ls ~, the financial agent to collect
ta.4. ,S outstanding debts due to the peni-
NsalaiE
!'efintendant Hogins' penitent.ary
speesatments were confirmed b. he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
5aese From urkl1own Douor.

Officer ]. T. CuIpepper is indebted
TO somebo3y-whcra. he hes no idao-.
5ea oa2 CT TIE prettiast gold tRlges III
EiNff. TIE nen1ant is d star, On
which ia inscribed J. = Culpeppar, and
On another pagt f-ae Buff Poliee :,
The donor of the tadso ) ? mater Of
gfeat SPECULATION Nth the popular
officer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
sig Cotton cea,.

One cf tie seasons llrsast cote
icE - - t-a--, s-..,-'-'ffa
- It =. z f}y.d p1s,Aas fgom To.
as Coiiior Of Ai;ne:mer aln0s< on5
taoueana tz's> 81 cotton .f,2e ea:1s.4a, 1,
e.fion aFe2eEatins abeus So IT,
ict w&s the last CT Mr., cog er's CO
ef 1901, and practically s)aTs "a.
Bluff Of al cotton left 80 the season
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
k.r1e cica Renresenfed.

Rene, June 7.-Worid-wide interest
centess in the, cycle races scheduled
70 begin here tomorrow to detesInins
.he worlds championships. Not sillce
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

@!!itG fierre
Of French Suclet which
island
stricken their homes by the death q ang antics of Mont
iablc condition
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
Cook County Den,ot

Chicago, H., June II -
BILE up and over at today's
mic and lovefeast of the ~
county Democracy.
speeches were made, t. s.
Guiding Mayor HarriGicej s. ~ 81.
Mayor Rose Of Miiw
prominent party leadt
nothing about the addruE1k
the gathering in general thaCHI1x
construed as launching of a presi-
dental boom. Issues were discussed
and Democratic success predicted for
1904, but there seemed to be some
difference about making any pro-
nouncement in favor Of candidates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08


substantial
hcn Month blew
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

A1-lSl coNagEssasta liar.
s''y $ Texas r,rav . cl=7s cf ~
ter at t::s fNaer.
.e,oe. ISt. june x-yVhiIo Con.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-12
20 OTHER DOCTOR FIR EsE.
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 "I carefully read the books you sent me and shall always speak good word for the Golden Medical Discovery whenever have a chance.
 rYou publish this if you think it worth while. It might induce some one else to try your medicine who was suffering as did IL was by the testimonials of others that I was induced to try it I shall always rely upon your advice and feel safe to do as yon tell me"
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rect copy of the articles of incorporation of the New Calumet-Hecla Copper Company as ap- pears of record in this office. That the same were filed for record at 9 Q. m., November 29th, 1901, and appear of record in book 8" of Bonds and Agreements, page - ct seq. records of Yuma county aforesaid.
 In witness whereof, have hcreunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office, this 20th day of November, A. D., 1901.
 (Seal) c. P. GROWN. County Recorder, Yuma County, Arizona Terri tory.
 Filed in the office of the secretary Of the terri tory of Arizona this 2lst day of November, A. D.. 1901, at p. Tn.
 ISAAC T. STODDARD,
 Secretary of Arizona. First publication February 5th 1902.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-12

poration and of its board of directors and stock holders may be adopted, and from time to time amended or repealed, by the written consent of stockholders owning on the books of said corpo- ration at least two-thrds of all the subscribed capital stock of said corporation.
 ELEVENTH.
 That the said corporation shall not be dis solved prior to the period fixed upon in these ar ticles except by vote of stockholders owning on the books of the corporation at least threc- fourths of tEc entire subscribed capital stock of said corporation.
 In witness whereof the said incorporatOrS have hcreunto set their hands and seals this 14Ch day of November, X. D. 1901. D. F. PLATNER (Scal) w. F. RUSSELL (Seal)
 JOHN C, YOUNG (Seal) H. B. JOYCE (Seal)
 II. L. BRANTHAVER (SealD State of California, City and County of San Francisco.
 Before me, A. k. Daggett. 6 notary public in and for the said city and county Of San Francis O. state of California, this day personally appeared D. F. PlGtner w, r. Russell John C.. Young, Ii. B. Joyce and H. L. Branthaver, known to me to be the persons whose names arc subscribed to the foregoing articles of incorpor- ation, and acknowledged to Ele that they exc cuted the same for the purposes and considera- tiOns therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 14th day of November, A. D., 1901.
 My commission expires May 28th 1905. C5cal) A. h. DAGGETT, Notary Public in and for said city ca county of San Francisco.
 Recorded at rcquest of Isaac T. Stoddard, at O. m, November %, A D., 1901: C. r. GROWN, County Recorder. | Territory of Arizona ss County Of Yuma, i. c. r. Cronin, county recorder in and for the county of Tuna, territory of Arizona do hereby certify tl.at lLe foregoing s Lruc, iJlI anu cor
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N ND that Feature Alone Makes it Desirable for any A Citizen and Tax-Payer to subscribe for it. Besides Home Paper, and if you would be posted on the do- ings of your neghbor The Sentinel will post you.
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That the powers, duties and compensation of all officers, agents and employees Of the corDora- ton shall be such as may be provided by the by laws; provided that no director shall be d. lowed any compensation for his services as such director.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-02-12
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s'I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a number of years and have no hesitancy in saying that it is the best remedy for coughs, colds and croup I have ever used in my family I have not words to express my confidence in this remcdy.-Mrs. J. A, Moore, North Star, Michigan. For sale at CottCr'S drug store.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
Yuma, Yuma County. Arizol

IEUODCE 0U. lSUi. To T. NJ. Irwin his heirs, executors or Admin
 iStratOrS:
 You are hereby notified that I have expended during the year 1900 one hundred dollars ln la bor and improvements upon the Enterprise Min ing Claim. situate in the King of Arizona Min ing District. in the county of Yuma and Terri tory of Arizona. the location notice of which 1 iS recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Yuma County in Book l of Mines, at pages 4S9 and 4oO il order 1 to hold said claim under the pro visions of SCc,icn 2324 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United States. and the amendments thereto. concerning annual labor upon mining claims. Ecirg the amount required to hold said claim for the period ending Cn the 3iSt day of l December A. D. 1900. And if within ninety days from ne Der.0na service Of tniS notice. or within ninety days after the publication thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion ! of such cXpcnditUre as a cO-Cwner. YOur inter est in the claim will become the property of the subscriber. your cO-owner. who has made tho required expenditure by the terms of said sec tiCn. JOHN MCKEE. First pub. Nov 13, 1901.