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The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
BRIEF MENTION.

A damaging hail storm fell In Gar.
land county June, 20,
Ray Nash, one Of the oldest resi-.
dents of Miller county, Is dead.
Rev. X. s. Deener, under indictment
at Batesville for alleged forgeries com
mitted ten years ago, has been releas'
ed on $4,000 bond,
The Hope Compress Company has
been sold TO the st. Louis Warehouse
and Compress Company for $4,000
cash.
Ned Taylor, an old colored citizen
OF Malvern. was arrested on an indict'
ment returned ten years ago charging
him with illegal voting.
The case Of McWhortor. under sen.
tence OF death for the murder OF his
wife at Van Buren,, has been affirmed
by the supreme court
The secretary OF the republican
state central committee announces
that there will not be Joint canvass
between the candidates for state Of.
fees.
At the recent annual meeting OF the
grand lodge A, o, y, W. held In
Portland, Hon, 3, s, Faulkner, OF
Helena, was elected u member Of the
finance committee.
James Dill, aged 10 years was shot
and instantly killed by Johnny Prior,
aged 16 years at Hot Springs. The
boys were carelessly handling an old
gun, when II was discharged,
Iron Mountain ofieials have award.
ed tho contract for nifty freight loco
motives, TO be delivered before Jan.
uary /. 1902.
A locomotive drawing u passenger
train on the Texarkana, Shreveport 4
Natehcs railroad left the track and
turned over Engineer Keteham and
Fireman Crawford were terribly
scalded.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Bunch Of CouvIcu Escape.

A bunch Of convicts escaped last
week from the convict camp at Eng
land, They we're; Fayette Rogers,
colored, Columbia county, 10 years
assault to kill and aiding escape, com
mitted October 10, 1900; Rufus Hard
ridge, colored, alias Joe Demond, alias
Joe Smith Pulaski county, 16 years,
burglary and larceny, received De-
cember 3, 1895; Sam Swim, alias Lee
Smith, white, Jackson county, II years,
murder, received August 4, 1895, e. F,
Miller, white Benton county, ! year,
grand larceny, received April 3, 1902;
Herbert Lane, white, Sebastian county,
i year, robbery, received March 10,
1902; Wallace Cook, colored, assault
10 kill, received March -, 1902.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
AMERICANS GO TO OXFORD.
Some students from the United stat"
Take Course nj the English
University


The few Americans who are now TO
be found at Oxford and Cambridge are
Of two classes, says the London SPEAK
er. There are the sons Of rich men az
fected by more or less acute form oil
Anglomana, who are often more Eng
lish than the American undergraduates
themselves These may be ignored, Tor
they will not want TO participate IN
Mr.. Rhodes scheme, The second class,
and IL Is u very small one, consists OF
the sons Of English-bosn parents VINO
have settled In America, but wish 70
maintain English traditions, The
sons themselves, possibly do not bu'
! believe that nearly all the new schor
arships will go to Americans the traof
tions Of whose families are Largely
English.
have never heard Of n pure'brea
American who came to Oxford or Cam
bridge merely because he thought OF
his parents thought that he could ge'
a better education at those uniyerSr
ties than he could get at home ANA
! believe that the pure-brcd American
with no English uy togrind who woua
come to oxford for his degree, anu
then 20 back TO his own country VIII
be MS rare when Mr., Rhodes scheme
comes into effect ns he Is now, buh
In any case, the result will be the Same'
for, whatever their fathers may pe
American sons Of English parents a'e
ns American M anybody, and they afe
not likely 10 forget their nntlobOn"
when they find themselves ut w
ford,
You will have, then, IN Oxford
hundred young Americans, glorylng%
their nationality, glorying, that %@
being unlike the other young m'a
who now, 90 use phrase, own INV
place, They will bring with ,n,m
ideas Of what university life shoulop
like, drawn from their knowledge
what university life h In the Un''V'
States, They mny be very good 'us% n'
but they will not be the IDEAS OF v.
ford, The Americans will form 'hem
selves into Il society and viii try w|
push those idcns, and they VIII no'uv
" very quietly, for those are the wHs
Of young Americans, The men w"s
own the place viii resist them w',
tepaciously at 0rst md with Ini''enmc
soorn and dislike And there w"
probably be u good deal OF lroum@N
which win bind the newcomers ~"
more closely together Finally, l1J
llcye that the American Ideas OF wI"
n thoroughly upto'dele un,'e,sw
should be Ike socially viii make VIZ
and oxford will TO some extern
AmcrIcanl2ed,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
As to Road Duty.

Attorney General Murphy holds that
the road improvement acts OF 1899 and
1901 neither modify nor repeal the
act of 1879, under which cities and
towns are empowered TO require Dy
ordinance all male persons between
the ages Of IS and As years, residing
within the corporate limits, to work
upon the streets and alleys therein as
many as ten days a year. Col. Muir
phy has addressed the following on
the subject to City Attorney r. E. l..
johnson, of Paragould:
"Under the act Of March 10, 1879.
cities and towns are empowered to re-
uuire by ordinance all male persons
between the ages Of Is and 40 years,
residing within the corporate limits
TO work upon the streets and alleys
therein, as many as ten days in each
year, and to prescribe the terms upon
which they may have exemption there
from. This means that they may fix
the price to be paid in lieu of each
days work, and leave the party liable
to the duty to do the work or pay the
money as he sees fit. The acts OF
1899 and 1901 relating to the working
of roads neither modify nor repeal this
act. Streets and alleys are under the
government of the cities and towns in
which they are. Road overseers have
nothing to do with the keeping up OF
the streets and alleys in cities and
towns. The law for the working OF
county roads and the law governing
streets and alleys in cities and towns
and separate and independent systems.
The ordinances of cities and towns pass
ed under the act of 1879 are the law
with respect to the working and main
tanning the streets and alleys, wher-
ever such ordinances exist and are
binding. AS before stated, the road
law since passed by the legislature
has reference to county roads, not to
streets and alleys in cities and towns"
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Young Man Suicides.

e l. Ker, young man about u
years of age, was found dead in his
room at Little Rock. A box filled
with cotton saturated with chloroform
which lay beside his head told the
manner Of his death. Ker went to his
room, stating that he was feeling bad,
and left word that he was not to be
disturbed. Becoming uneasy his land.
lord forced an entrance to his room
and found that he had been dead sew.
eral hours. He left no message tell
ing why he took his life, but 1t is be-
lieved disappointment In love affair
prompted the act.
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New Faculty Selected.

At a meeting Of the board OF trus;
fees of the State University, held at
Fayetteville last week, the following
faculty was selected. Harrison Ran
dolph Of Virginia, president; A. E.
Menke chemistry; ]. c. Futrall, an
cient languages; G. W. Drake, mathe'
MATES; ]. j. Knoch, civil engineering;
w. N. Gladson, electrical engineering;
A. H. Perdue, geology, II. M Wills,
economies; w. S. Johnson, pedagogics;
r. W. Pickle, biology; J. H. Reynolds,
history; j. W. Keykendall, prepara'
tory department; Mrs. Neil Carothers,
librarian; ]. W. Carr, English and
modern languages; Mrs. Jennie Bow
man, elocution.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28

30 graceful in It's folds oi sun
The banner Of the free!
The spirit born at Lexington
That fought at Bunker Hlll, ..r,fe
And stood through tears ana srea'''
Shall bear thee onward sun
Hurrah, Hurrah! the welkin rings
From rugged coast OF Mallie'
From far Pacific's golden sho'e
Comes answer back again! -
Brave sailor hands shall raise to-uay
In pride on every sea
"Old Glory lit by fadeless stars
The banner of the free'
The blood Of gray and valiant sires,
Warm coursing through our VEINS
Is auickened by the happy dawn
And thrilled by martial strains
Our loyal anthems notes are hearo
Alike in every shade,
Their echoes fill the signing pine
And cheer the everglade.
The plow-share in the furrow waits
To turn the fertile fed, ,
Enwrought In peace from patriot s'eel
That ne'er to wrong would yield
Unshotted gun gives glad salute
Meath liberty's green tree,
While North and South together sing
The banner OF the free!
Henry Denver, in Springfield (Mass) he
publican.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
PleAds For His Wife.

Geo. Barrow. former citizen OF
Little Rock, now serving time In New
York for the kidnapping Of Marion
Clark, has written long letter to
Mayor Hook, of Goschen, entreating
him to exert all possible influence to
secure the pardon Of Mrs. Barrow his
wife, who is serving sentence In
Auburn prison for the same crime
Barrow declares he forced his wife
10 commit the crime, which he plan
ned for the purpose Of covering the
New York police department with rid
ieule and ignominy, and that he did
not desire Il ransom.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Delegates Named.

Gov. Jeff Davis has appointed the
following delegates to the lnternation'
81 Mining Congress, which convenes
in Butte, Mont, September l: o Sto'
fer. Bonneville; Claude p. Spriggs,
Ashdown; W. A. Weber, Maryhatti'
ana; Jerry South, Mountain Home;
Frank Pace. Harrison; Charles Floyd,
Yellville; John Aday, Marshall' Jerry
Seaman, Bee Branch, w. g, Vincen'
heller, Fayetteville; John p Logan,
Sloan Springs; Squire Austin, Grav'
cite.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
FIRE AT DALLAS, TEX.
Twenty Three Residences Destroyed
aud over One Hundred People
Made Homeless.

Dallas, Tcx,junc 25,-Twcnty.three
residences were destroyed In East
Dallas Tuesdoy,0nd over one hundred
people were modc homeless within
two hours, Fireman John Clark was
overcome by heat and died tonight,
Elgh, other men and women were
overcome by the heat and injured
otherwise during the progress Of the
confngration. Loss, $4,000.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Railroad Assessment.

At recent meeting OF the state
railway assessment board it was voted
to assess the railway, telegraph and
express companies in the state for
taxation on the same basis used last
year, when the total assessment valua-
tion was $2S,29S,03l. or the total
last year the Gould system lines In
this state were assessed s11,349,354,
the Cotton Belt $4,127132 and the
Choctaw $2,6S9,470. Increased mile.
age will increase this years grand to-
tai Of assessed valuation to about
SIS, 100000. The rate OF assessment
per mile is: Cotton Belt. $500;
Choctaw, Oklahoma G Gulf. $500;
Kansas City Southern, $500; Frisco,
$4,000; Iron Mountain (new line) :,
$4,000; Kansas City, Fort Scott Z
Memphis, $4,000.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Prof. Corbin 10 Out.

Prof. ]. q. Fisher has been select.
ed TO succeed Prof. J. c. Corbin as
principal of the Branch Normal Col
lege (colored) at Pine Bluff. Pro
Corbin has been at the head OF the
Branch Normal college for the past
twenty.six years, during which time
he has been conspicuous figure In
colored educationGS circles in the
south. His successor is a graduate OF
Booker Washington's Tuskegee school,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Rsrth for ksns,ot Jones.

An associated Press dispatch from
Washington says; Senator James X,
Jones win be selected as one OF the
seven commissioners who are to su'
periptend the work OF constructing the
isthmian canal, II authorized by con-
gress. Mr.. Jones voted for the Pan
ANA route and was therefore entirely
friendly In his attitude toward those
who advocated the spooner substitute
II Is calculated that II will require
ffteen years time to complete the con
struction of the canal.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
A Good Thing for the Doys.

"Oh, yes, our boys always have u
nice iIme on the Fourth" he said,
with chucklc that Ind IN II all the
mialc OF soapsuds gurgllng out of
a bathtub, "You zee my wifc's old
maid aunt lives with us and she never
fails TO have AZ when n Arccrncker
goes OF under her ohair"-ChIcago
Record.llerald. Y..
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
NV his own certainty that

somewhat by his own certainty tha'
the absolute stiffness of the air
would insure my safe descent near
by. His only worry was that I'd fall
in the lake, and score of boats were
patrolling the waters watching LOT
me. The balloon anchor was what
caused the first jolt as | swept down
ward, but it broke the force OF the
fall and probably saved me from
broken limb at least. No, l never
went near balloon again, but I'm
not sorry for the experience. Chi
cago Record Herald.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Tan PensltI.s Itsmlttsd.

Governor Davis has issued a procla'
nation relieving 7S6 taxpayers OF
Randolph county from the penalties
incurred by the failure to pay theiI
taxes within the time prescribed by
law, up to April 10, The list was
certified by Sheriff w. r, Russell, In
response to the governors request
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28

Choiern in the phiilpplnes.

Manila, June 25.--'rhc province Of
Bulucan, central Luzon, has granted
$1,000 towards the expenses OF com.
batting the spread Of cholera. Tho
cholera totals to date ore M follows;
Manila, 1907 eases and 1881 deaths,
provinces, s,4ss eases and 6,272 deaths.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Drummsra Narrow Escap pc.

Thompson Smith, a well known trav'
cling man Of Little Rock. was shot
and seriously wounded at Memphis by
T. NJ. French. Pullman conductor.
Smiths wound will not prove fatal,
though he had narrow escape, as tho
bullet entered his shoulder within two
inches Of a vital spot, The trouble
arose over a dispute about berth,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Lively Times Ahead,

"Wcll,' sighed the FIRST, 81 must get
ready for u day of hard work"
"Mc too" returned the second
"I was referring to the Fourth of
july" explained the first
'Me, too" returned the second,
"Noul Why what's your bust.
ness2"
"lm fireman. And yours2'
"Im nn ambulance docior."-Chi-
cago Evening Post,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28

YOU Every one OF them will make os
much noise as II irccrnckcr II you H!l
them with mir, and pop 'em right"
sit was not exactly what Dickey
had set his heart on, but IL was al
the "Fourth Of July he got
Youtl's Companion,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
civil Quxsrnmrni.

Manila, June 26.--CivIl government
will be established In the island OF
Mindoro and In the island Of paragua,
aud will be re.estabhshed In Datungas
province, Luscn,. July 4.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Col. Macon Won.

After prolonged contest, Hon. r. y.
Macon, OF Helena, was nominated for
congress from the First congressional
district. The contest was between
Messrs. Macon, Taylor and Parish, and
es6 ballots were taken before u nom
ination was reached, On three bal.
lots Mr.. Taylor had the nomination,
but changes before the vote was an
nounced defeated him,
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
Carroll Bonner, white, was killed In
q general row at Little Rock by being
struck on the head with brick,
The Hardware Men.

The Arkansas Retail Hardware Deal
srs' Association closed q two'days ses.
sion at Little Rock on the 10th with
the election Of the following ofacerp;
President, John M. pittman, Prescott;
Arpt Vice president, J. y. Maxey, Ozark; {;
second vice president. T. u. Stewart,
Newport; seoretary.traasurer. G. 10.
Taylor, Little Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28
cheap cabs for women

I "ItIuT
Russia is supposed TO be a bncNNas b,n
and hhlf.ciyilllcd country. Yet "o"oIl aol
there have privileges which they ao% U,a ~.
enjoy in our enlightened land ,',, l"O'
who have property OF their own n"s su
voice In municipal Affairs, ana ." 'd,,,
railways there are carriages ior 'au ,,,,,
only, In 81, Petersburg and othero%,,a 0',a
there Nrc cabs set aside for wo% 'as
only, Of which the fares are py .,s,s %
but hnlf those demanded from W"
man, Chicago Tribune,
II IN by travel that one lenrnS l,ap g
well of one may be at home'-'''"'
apolis News.
The Van Buren press., 1902-06-28

Little Rock business men are organ.
ising stock company to operate =
cotton mill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
ROB
SMALL BOY

Highway robbers hcid up john
Dow. No. srHtsnid boy last night
aud rubbed him Of 60 cents rhe
thuga used a revolver 20 make the
yuunHulvr obey thelr commands aud
frightened him nearly TO death.
The Dow boy was on his WAY
home ANA has Just passed the CORNER
Of Twenty -third avenue ana East
Marion street when he met the
thuEn. both were well dressed but
had their ovefc coat eo'iara turned NJ
aud their hats pulled down me
boy thinks they did not wear msHka
The revolver was showed un close
10 hts face aad he Mas told O. slNu
up. All the money he had. After
searching hiH nectess Tor Home tine
the boy found 60 eentH, which he
eayc Co ans II the hishwaymen, The
thieves we're not ratisncd with this.
however, ana made a nearvh of the
boys clothing themselves, They
found no mnfe money
po~ Was told 60 81 aud the thaAs
made run for Madison street me
police were notified ~ the robbery ~
soon az the victim could reach his
home.
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THE FATE
or 'BOBS'
uocENrRlcirlEs OF A FORMER
TRICK HORSE THAT NOW
PULLS AN ukPRuss WAGON

From sleek. ptancing trick pony
Ia HarnumH elrrun to cart huthe
la Seattle WAS the evolution Of Old
Hobs Ne nov thuulF "a ranHhae X r.
express wagon through the eitN'H
streets
Although siiuha IN old aud bong,
he sim remembers his one time pro-
feaalnual Nnsatiaus ana lac carries his
head high tits aWner Charles iiud
snu N proud OF him 20 - hts
driver Russian Mack
why raid the latter this MOTH
ms take tn. harness off old iiahs
aud hen DO all the hosr tricks EuiuR
Anything hut thf cake walk. lie
knows "a drunkari "a block OFT It
amusing to see him put cold ahlsesr
through one When a nailof, Tor In
stance, staReera up the sidewalk
half seas over Hobs waits until
tho man acts close 90 him, Then.
though he IL hitehed to the wagon,
he rearr upon hts hind ieNs and
takes Yieioun make.bellsNv bite at
the drunk. soaring him almost TO
death"
Lons may he wave.
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health IS
IMPAIRED

wAsiuSaToN. d. G.. Dee, n ~
The navy department has received a
cable message SAYING that Admiral
Wiidcs. who IL aaeona la command Of
the Ariatic squadron has been nott-
fird by his ply siyians that he must
leave that station un account u III
health. lie viii said fof home on
Friday.
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BIG BATTLESHiP
WISCONSIN HERE

The hatt'oFhip Wisconsin arrived
at the iiremefsau navy yard Saturs
day from SHu hthnelauo. She viii hs
put In dry duck at nnco 60 complete
repairs begun before she was order
ed Co Panama She VNno NJ the
voaHt under command ~ her exec
.utiyv officer. captain Neitrr
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cHeIsTMAe DInNrea
&C to Spinning Tor bIeyel. repair,

We are specialists in Menus and
Banquet Printing The Ivy Press
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Call at Mrs. Eiliotta studio. $50
no-ion building and see her dis
play Of beautiful burned and efn-
hossed leather novelties for holiday
aifta
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SAILORS HOODOO
is CRAZY All FOO
plattr or CAPT euReAgL sAP owesNEE WHO
HAS HIS CHINESE COOK COMBINED IN a BISCUIT bok

tain that he will either murder the
ronk or commit suicide or both. tut
the greatest fear II that the treaehs
era MouEuiiau MAY kill the Whole
ships company by poluuuiue the
fuud
Unless Captain nurghcl rau make
speUtal arrangements with the
United states treasury department.
to have the thinene dupoftvd 10
yhtua he VIII have e. take him back
Is London Possibly tho tricky
Celestial " fepknninE on thus Heenfz
iug tree return pussstHc Co Fms iana
ar his native lansl.
n may be ditaVait for the oNeenee
q secure crew II the insane coos
Is kept aboard sailors are hhuot
muliy HuperstitiuuH, Thr mess boy
and four aailnfs deserted Saturday
far the reason, Il sald that they
dreaded e. 80 to sea again With q
.prarN man
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all musical comedies there II nltls
or no piot. but a bunch Of pretty
Etris. lots Of fun and Eocd singing
Few better attractions have been
booked a. the Third Avenue this
year
The nr~s act 10 hid IN the central
telephone oftice In New York.. The
hciiu girls ate aeeu At their work
a number Of speciaitles are intfss
daeed
The work II Joe Kans Of Bette Of
View York fame IN the role u HAns
NtN, the teieHhesis inspector. stands
cut alone. The part IL one easily
eterdone, eut this is no, enc ef the
faults Of Mr., Kane. His comedy -
Eos.d and his niakrups are remark.
able. The dlaieet 10 original aaa
ksefs the audience In an ugFuAF 81
laughter.
Miss Edith Naimsseda. a pretty
young woman Arft.aFs In the roIs q
tsteile, the irierhs5e SRI. Her woss
especially y hen acting the French
maid. II clever Mamie Keoash
might well b. dsacribesi as cute. ahs
Il a dainty biz af hurna nifty sasi
with Arthur r'aufaa pat on aexera.
good srerinitieN The latter had ths
role 81 -snuffiss the errand boy
He has rich veicc and sang nsxsf.
~ catchy sorRs The other members
81 the company APPEARED 10 adxan-
tage.
The Teiephone Giri-s runs four
nights with q matinee Wednesda D.
Sandy Hottem. will BE- the sttrse-
ton the latter part of the wsek ot.~n-
Ing with a Christmas matine.
Fiddle Dee Dee"
Fiddle Dee-I.ee' viii clc-s al tf4e
Grand "Wednesday night after . very
sssccessfui run Tbs production es<s-
taius all of the esentsnt- ~ . soccsss-
ful show and deserves the p-atrunase
u has received
Prirrsss a Oocksssesr
Primrose and pocksisasr's min
stret organization comes TO the
GRAND THURSDAY. Friday and ssfur-
day Of this week.
-
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When waterfront lounrers tel
Captain nutehui Of the british ship
owecncc that he - between the
devil aud the deep ara." he daeah /
slulio not haeaust he ~ ana English
man and cannot see the Joke but
fur the reason that be believes the
SAYING to be literally true.
Aboard the awetnCe a NfNaN Al
faeo. the "deNti' az the captain he
lief. Ail AROUND j. the deep blue sea.
THEW Ia a aHaWtns fuslinE HntuRs
tbV ofilcsrs Of the ship that thv wiz
chinese steward Is shh mining tnsHus
~ that he Juas ue sent ashore ottt Of
the WAY of the runk. hts teiieN
uounttN man who thra-hcd him. Tut
even N that Werc the ease the eI
ftasts tear To aiiaW him Freedom. II
he escaped it would mean Sl,uaa tine
Tor the owreuees owners. II he re-
mains aheard Il ia reasonably Ger
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FOUGHT WITH
HICHWAYMAN

After taking a woman who had
been the victim Of a hold-up 10 \
place OF refuge last Friday night. n
- Starr was himself made the vic
tim Of a hikhWayusan's desire foe
money.
Mr.. Starr vas srCoeted by a thug
near the corner Of >l.th avenue and
Spring street. Starr struck the re-
volveF from the hand Of the thief
and gfappled with him. lie could
easily have everpo~sred the robbeF.
but Was afraid that the man had a
confederate
lie escaped and proceeded to his
home. the htFfw ytnnn securing
nathing for hts painH. Nj. Starr still
has a badly swollen hand A. a result
If the STRUGGLE
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