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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-08-07
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Are the ones 90 buy. Brass
Journals throughout, oiled
with ,ut a drop of oil com
ing III contact with the juice.
Extra heavy SW EEP CAP
CDGS DETACHABLE from
ROLLERS. Repair. reason
able and quickly obtained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
AN TO AN OLD FRIEND
IN IOWA.
and He viii Not Be Candidate
for the Nomination.

Iowa City, Ia, Oct. Ill think that
free silver will not be considered at
the national Democratic convention in
1901
These words We're spoken by VIM
Jennings Bryan TO an old and intimate
friend. Prof James w. Bradshaw OF
the Iowa Commercial college, who mat
Mr.. Bryan on the train. Prof. BfaG.
shaw asserts positively that MI Bryan
made the following statement:
while | still believe that free silver
would be a good thing for the country
the nations of the world have settiai
down TO a gold basis to suau an ext Mt
that it would be practically impossible
10 change the current Ci tnoil ways,
so far as substituting the double 1Gr
gold standard is cone ernel. | think
that free silver will not be consiGe1 ell
al the national Democratic convention
in 1904. and. moreover, believe it will
never again be an issue
Mr.. Bryan, says Pfof. Bradshaw,
said: Il am out of politics, a'i s'ill not
be candidate for president again.
| Roosevelt, doubtless. will be the he
publican nominee He is a man OF
character knowledge an1 statecratf.
No man in the Republican f7NtN mas t
6rmer hold on the commoa people, es-
pecially in the West No man can
! command the respect OF naliGa5 20 :"
greater degree, or wield d 5 rohsef "a
, auence over the world II large
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
BUSY DAY
FOR EVANGELIST ANDREWS SAT
URDAY AND ANOTEf.R
WILL BE TO-DAY.
Effort to Be Made to Get HIM to Con
t'nue the Tent Meetings for
Another Week.

Yesterday was busy day Cor Enan-
gelist Andrews and his helpers. vt
noon a meeting was held at the Cotton
Belt shops for the benefit of the shop
men who have been unable to atsen1
the tent meetings and most !ater-
esting time was the result
Last night, at Z o'clock, the preach
er and nearly a hundred helpers helQ
street meeting for half an hour. The
gathering was on the corner Of See
ond and Main streets, and Rev. An
drews made a short, but impress We
talk. They then marched in body
to the tent, where one of the largest
crowds of the week had gathered.
The theme of Rev. Andrews ser
mon last night was "Christian Perse-
yerance." 1t was delivered with force
and power, and stirred the audience as
they have not been stirred before.
Many asked for prayers, and a large
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
hey promise 10 make public heir
}lans for the building Of the line.
Freight Bureau SUGGESTION.

1t is probable that taQ IoNl mer-
chants Will take up tie suggestion
0f the Arkansas Democrat ana endoaV-
OF To cooperate With tbe Merchants
Freight bureau OF Little Rock in an
effort to prevent iiscr ninat!ol in
freight rates TO Pine Bluff n.er'hdnla
Many of The local merchants say 'hey
realize the benefit Of The bt,re.,h= aud
.Ae good work il IS doing IL Little
Rock under the management Of A 4
Bragg The matter is oeins .alked
Of by the local merchants, ana if Pine
Bluff does not organic q bureau al
effort will be made to join the one at
Little Rock. This city is Ole Of the
largest shipping points In tie state
and the freight bureau would be Of
great help to the wholesale mei Grants
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
PLAN LARGEST HOTEL IN WORLD

ST. Louis. Oct. l7.-The Cook Hotel
and Excursion company which plans
to erect near the worlds fair grounds
the largest hotel in the world VIII
apply for permit in a few days. ne
hotel is to be called the Napoleon BON
aparte. 1t is to be a temporary slfac-
ture, three stories in height, and VIII
be 1. 500 feet long by 120 feet deep h9
plans are for 2,300 rooms, to atcomii42'
date 600 guests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18

The saIe. NJ HleaiGs n aud jtns
drivers managed 81 nl5s4 sa1ne Of the
p2a=a9s4 Nes.t"' 49} He I1,sffle.s7
me- aad=rcataeI4ass ase# opeai 'ae N.
ly o:sps % sniff a. tn cyHles#= OH
patly saves about A. nlaeh - II le..es.
Tne rctaarant9. us.=ihe shiel sufferers.
as they are uHa5#a IL set Their da;lE
supply Of oyste $ fsH and such Sao Is.
The groeers It. also Ean.IieabIt III
their business ',@aalas auaaie Il pes
their daily shlr4-en =9t le' lshabGe
goods. Ono b. .24.a4 man sald tisa
he alone Will =lose=m money by the
strike than the FX51irss company ard
he had nothing 20 10 wa tho eliey=
ane=@ of the mel.
Al the Iron Ma,tltaln md Cotton
Belt aepots yesterday The o1p;#a@5 mat
ter was handled ay nenuo ON mon, al Il
while some few loungers shouted the
epithet scab at them their W.t> II dem
onstration The clerical torce at tic
office is still out ana 10th men say
they will stay pGt dntl' they are or
dered to go bas:.,by the brotherhood
Manager Hutch sen SAWS he las ne
both men. and that they VIII stay out
all the time so far as ne is concerned
He says he will have other men here
in few days to take their places
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
Cotton States League Shoot.

The Cotton States Trapshooters'
league held its grand annual tourna-
ment last Friday under the auspices Of
the Bluff City Colored Gun club Of this
city. The tournament was a grand
success in every way. There We're so
many shooters from the various clubs
that all the events in the program
could not be carried out on account
Of darkness. The Hunter arms tro-
ply. a handsome medal worth SIS, Dr.
Flippin and Roundtree of Little Rock
shot a tie, killing twenty-one each.
In the shoot off Ro,.Gtrea won. kiiiirg
% out of possible %. The grand
gold medal, s25 trophy, was easily
won by DR.. Flippin, he having killed
AZ out OF a possible so, Willis coming
second with SO out of a possible so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
Cotton 6elt's Vale, Route.

Today the Cotton Belt VII (6ln-
mence to operate its passenger ualn
service in aud ont of S Lolia ever
the Valley line on the cas- sies Ut the
river. The trains Viii arrive at anG
depart from the Union statica Via tie
bridge and tunnel, and pending Saal-
pletion OF the southe.n illinois ard
Missouri bridge between TheDes a9a
Grays Point, the traits. vii! BE Labs
ferred by car ferry at that polnt,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
KEMP TONEN ANNOUNCES
His Candidacy for Senator for Jeffer
son County.

His Candidacy for Senator for Jeffer-
son County.
The Graphic is authorized to an
nolnce that Hon. H. Kemp Toney will
be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for state senator from Jef-
feron O. unity. NJ. ronry is
the first in the field and is really the
only candidate who has allowed his
to be put before the
people.
Mr.. Toney is still a young man, but
has been in politics for the last seven
years having represented his county
for three consecutive terms as repre-
sentative in the legislature He led
the ticket in every election for office
and many Of his friends think he will
have no opposition in his race for
senator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
IMPORT CHANGES,
IN TIME GARD OF SOME OF TAE
NIGHT TRAINS On TIE
COTTON BELT.
Another Local TO Be Put on Eetveen
Pine Bluff and Little Roek %
r'andte the Business.
Another Local TO Be Put on Eetween
TINE HERE BY NEW SCHEDULE


NA
Commencing tonight at 2:pl /, clock
an important change ii che time t;4' Il
OF the St. Louis an; SouthweStel IL
road, known as the Cotton Belt, MilI
be effective. The official tine card
was received at the local office Satur-
day morning and notices of iae
chang III the trains were posted at
once.
Locally. the only jmpofi;;nt change
i'll the arrival and departure OF rains
is on Nos. and 3. the trains to ana
from Memphis and St Louis. After
tonight ais No. /. the one from Mem
phiS. will arrive at /: - nearly an
hour earlier than heresofore. IRAN
No. ), running from feXarkaua to
Memphis and 81. Louis, which has
been arriving at 11:50 p II, VIII, by
the new time card arrive at 2.oo1 or
TWO hours ater The two trains are
scheduled to meet at the otton Beit
SHOPS dl = =. Iii. He rev TINE cara
does not increase the running time OF
the two trains. but changes the time
for leaving Memphis and Iexarhaaa
No change has been naIe in the
schedule OF the day ira in.,. aud they
viii be run as usual. the train tc Aiem-
phis arriving at 3:l3 p. IN. The trains
10 and from Little Rock over the Alt
heimer branch, will 81 sun GU tue
usual schedule No futs5lG.' ehause
has been made IN the running time ot
the Pine Bluff and Arkansas River
road, as this >ystem does not run hiaat
trains
Since the opening of i've cetton ia
son the freight traffic over ,..e= Cotton
Belt has been 50 heavy as = Warrant
the addition OF another lorl: II lGA'
train between here an Littia hc.h
and this train viii also be pat oa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
BY JANUARY l
Fordyce Will Have Electric Light Plant
n Operation

in Operation.
Fordyce is to have electric lights b.
the first of January, 1901 eaye the
Chronicle Enterprise.
Mr.. John NJ Covey, an eleCPicia1
from Pine Bluff has boon IL Gown
several days talking up the matte 9f
electric lights, and last Monday night
a meeting was held at the town hall
to consider the matter Mr. .Yey cN-
planned he OF iect cl ths meeting aud
set forth the ADVANTAGES 6f e.ettric
lights, after which tn .0IloWins gen
tlemen subscribed stock TO he amC'ut
Of 300: 3. II. Woo |, T. ,.i Hampton.
G. b. Hickey. w \. .fa:a ~, ,j.tn r.
Hampton j. T. Iamp-sn. j: jehn N
Covey, j. G.. PattilIO \ = #tnks. I.
NJ. Rowland, Jordan AM Harris " a
Elliott, +. w. Dedman al, l.. Amis
At a meeting Of the etochholders
Tuesday night, b. II. Wood was e!e, Ted
president and treasurer: J. g Eattillo
vice president; John r iTafnpt N, sec
retary, and J. M. Covey, general n.an-
ager. Mr.. Covey will return 10 For
dyce tomorrow and steps viii l,c taken
to start at once with me erection OF
the plant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
w. l. a IL. Offer.

! Ae' BON re..ab.v aut"u. ~
] Aadd ahl corlpaay have 81
~ ponus Of $500 for The bullf-
pfopo51l Lake Providence
d. D'off road mention Of which
sumo time ago when Messrs.
S1o and ia Ike visited the city.
u company also proposes 10
"eo a rightos Way Though
'@noS If they Mil, run to l.adi
ae statement has never
que that the ROAD would Je
promoters merely visiting
70 dete mine the situation
= is thought that the rropo-
pm Messrs. La1l and co,,nanv
me local citizens in scc,,r.nr
-. Mef road. M9ssrs. Sunderland
EKer re are expected to visit the
ain in the near future. when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
HARRY MITCHELL, FORMER LIMO
TYPE OPERATOR, KILLED
NEAR TEXARkANA.
he LETT Pine Bluff las sVedncs Gay
to Go to Texas r. ONE at
Wheeling, N. Va.

Harry f Mitchell a Wong Wilte
man and former linotEpa Dre' atOI en-
the Graphic, was strn1f b. TcXas
and Paeic train al { point th-ec aiia
west of TeXarkana !Frid,s2 night aud
instantly killed. His nt"l- Vas ! Ok
en- by the blow. II IS shou3ht tie
young man was asleep - t,lr TRACKS
when caught by the pass eae3er tam.
Mitchell's home wao III Vito 'Iin., W
Va, but he was a m@iabrf of a l&l&e
class Of travelling printers. .e Va =
formerly employed III st. | OH. hnt
came 10 Arkansas to work o. tha ia
zette al Little Rock He stayeu III
Little Rock for one week anG ttoA
came to Pine Bluff, where be Wert 10
work at once on the Graphic machine.
He was here about two weeks when
he resigned last Wednesday night and
started on his way to Texas He rod
as far as Texarkana when his money
gave out and il is ,hougnt that he
was walking to the next town when ne
met his death. Nothing is known mere
of his parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
Nu,s,cr Via New York,

''eN York, Oct. III is reported
!, 'e''"ay circles TIA, the Hamburg
I western railroad has decided TO
uce line from lake Providence,
Hamburg, Monticello ai.u STAR
~ Fine Bluff. Captain j NJ.
ana James C. Norman oI liam
e SAID to be ;le lrvmctec3
builders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18

nanfber Were e7avarfv5 af#e7#
va even larger. tUaa d. n. urssu
ueht and &ayo .ar..t attention
earnest ta.t of tHe .|an-e5I=t
Tha mernin& tae r.aa v..a.h.= -z-.-
as Rev. Andrews H.t.i faI# pa.g#4a
.rosular services drt=at I4sesa Il
+ church then al tle Ma. -t@@ II
T. ehreH
At O'Clock there tzs} - Il uau
rally in=the=een}. #6ie6aa= =H7g
Andrews Will deliver bj.=saif.aa -
men ooIs. ami is Gz=ec=ea To- taaf
viii be=eraadedZ =f#a=5a.m# ha5s
The ladies viii aefa meetla-=ag. o.
Filst church.
Tonight regular services vii b. Hgf3
at Che tent Il will then b. decided
whether The meeting Viii continue
through the week. \ strong appeal i
rcins made 10 Rev AndreWs te COL
linue. for il is the belief OF maHa tIfat
lhe good work has lust begun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
Mr.. Vardaman Denies.

Hon. J. K. Vardaman, the Democrat
is nominee for governor of Mlssi5slpil.
denies that his visit to Arkansas was
to aid Gov. Davis in his race for
third term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
COMPROMISE MADE.
Gtks Get $4,000 on Contract of Fleet

A compromise has been reached by
the local lodge Of Elks through it's at
torneys with the United States Guar
anty and Fidelity company Of Haltl-
more, Md, which made the bond for
Contractor Fleet Jones The lodge
will be allowed $1,000 by the guaranty
company for the failure Of Nh jones
to fulfill his contract
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
CHANCERY COUR r.

In thc action of VIII I. FarreII
against John \ Ilud%iua executor
aud others a decree was granted FORE
ciesi02=a mort gage on ceftain=iande
Tor $IS4
prlcilla Harrison sues RpbcH Me
Gehec and praYs that a deed 10 the
defendant i'll lot 6. block 4. Woodruff )
addition. be cancelled
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18
,,,-111 - PA -
WICK IS CHAM : SIT
WON INDIVIDUAL sHc1r' M cOMPF
TEaE=AT LlrrL1 aoc&t5ooo. ENT
FRIDAY EN- :"
Admit siTH'
Wa Geg One Of the #L21sl MeWoman
N7de showing To- a. o9 Claim. f'P'
~. t3..- our
Wa oag One Of TIE L5esI MeWooa'
N7dea Showing 70. a. o9 CT
[ les.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE sainst

Mr#tJ#N N5eG=el Ia city ~ale her&e
individual STATE =enano,o.iz.il - aid here ct
.(z,.z, ;t55== r,.==l she left
not &C.
'2'''''=7.''' '''''''' in 'hc nof
score ot - 10 IS out Of posabIac bitter =
HIr. Nfek va D6e=onIg one,3f the of the
shooters Who made ash wig . IS not IS
o-the prizes Fhe ArI.lasa5 Ca 49,. A.
gives The following a,euaqt e ,.'.1 (
shoot
The first aaIosa nsta. target 1ou. 1
ment given yesterday the. zz.'1.z.
Mons Arms company was a very ,.2.,'r2 ,.s ~
f Senate
1e of this
ator Pla
ed with
i o is chas
The sweepstakes events al ii
= frienG.
fore sh'
decided. The first Of these vas
ended Il
she sa
-. ~ 'i'' If Sen:
flying target championship. It..
.es.z.| -. zz..'....-.,,z propc
he na;
event resulted in a tie, with score
-, letter
y The shoot-off at % resulted
'''i.''''N, as TAXI
-" - ~ ew Yo
Thus it required one hundred shots +,
ationa
was, Wick, 80; Morgan SO. v,.,
G. e. Pierce another Ctmlenltt, 80,
was looking for jewelry ini he an,
- W. ~ '-i> ,aid h,
al, local shooter, contested for i, -
p'''''> NO W. "-' = - ae va
| gel race AMI tx. The fist, esnltet,4
III a tie, Al each. The sl1ont=Jff va -,
o. ''N' W : ''i 'i'1 i0 inten
'''o" W." ''' W." - ~ ~ take
| The most imrGelar, match Of Gle ia -
was the pigeon contest bct1o n II w
Larkan of DeValFs Bluff a. ". Be
Powell of English for a Ialts" of Sl90
| This contest called for twenty-five
birds, but it, too. resultGc n Il tie with
20 each. The shoOt-of vas At five ~
~ w. '''> i'e' 90 "o" "V'' Wv. h''"9 eacf
straight, while Powell lost bis fourth. -
'''' "''' "'' o. ~ anu No''N .io0 - nm lrt
| self Justice. Powell 60. off With ,i,,,
lead of two early in th,- race but i4a1- ",
kan hung Oh with grim er:,inatlon ~
and cut this down ard III saately Won t,r
out =
In the sweepstakes events join q,
e''''t' ''' N"' ieo va '''1 h''io' . pe nd
ing high for the day :.
The visiting sho) : We're tighly ,rt
pleased with the enlsstaumcnt fun. #
ised, and encouraged by their first sc "a,
''f'' iic 'o''''''F WIZ MIN '"'S da in
annual event.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-18

Continued on Fifth Paee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-19
MIRPHY.T EMPTS DOWLING
To Help beat Devery In the 9th without
Promise Of Leadership.

Promise Of Leadership.
II was announced at Tammany Hall
yesterday that Leader Murphy had made a
proposition to Alderman Bowling Fusion)
Of the Ninth to Join forces with Frank j.
Goodwin in the coming primaries so that
together they might defeat Devery. The
combined Sheehan and Goodwin vote
at the last primaries was more than the
Devery vote.
The Tammany nomination for Alderman
this fall is offered to Bowling with the
further opportunity to be leader If he can
bring out bigger vote than Goodwin can.
The Murphy proposition is that Goodwin
and Bowling each shah name ~! OF the
committeeman on the common ucKet 70
be run against Devery's.
BY the arrangement Of the names the
tickets may be made distinctive, and II
Bowling polls more votes for his ticket
than Goodwin does for his. he can he the
Tammany leader.
The proposition was put up to Alderman
Bowling himself by Leader Murphy at an
interview arranged by Secretary Smith;
Bowling has not said whether or not he will
accept it. His demand was that he and
not Goodwin should be leader II Devery
was defeated.
Murphy said he could not go back on
Goodwin, but would be content to take
the one who could deliver the vote.
Alderman Bowling has been acting with
the Talnmany members in the board for
some time.
A meeting Of the Bowling men was held
last night at the Utah House. at Eighth
avenue and Twenty-fifth street. Thomas
c. O'Sullivan, the Tammany orator, spoke.
and urged the Sheehan men to Join with
the Tammany regulars in the Ninth In
knocking Devery out.
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W. ". AMORY'S FIGHT IN COURT.
He and Two Carpenters ROwed and There
Are Gross Charges Of Assault.

He and Two Carpenters Rowed and There
Are Gross Charges Of Assault.
William N. Amory OF 1T East Sixty
second. street, who instituted criminal
libel proceedings against President H. H.
Yreeland OF the Metropolitan Street Railway.
was In the Yorkyille police court yester-
day as complainant against two carpenters
on charge of assault.
The trouble arose on Wednesday over
the adjustment OF a fence which divides
Mr.. Amory's back yard from that OF his
neighbor, Mr., Degrove. Mr.. Amory agreed
to have the fence Strengthened. but ex-
planned that according to his deed the old
fence had taken away three inches Of his
ground. He wanted the new fence on the
correct boundary line. Two carpenters
set to work Wednesday afternoon and
Mr.. Amory gave this account Of what
happened:
fence in way that would not give me the
three inches, and spoke to them about 1t.
They were insolent and took one Of them
by the arm gently and told them TO get OF
my property, They then assaulted me-.
Mr.. Amory's head was done up In band
ages in court. He MADE an affidavit charg,
ing the carpenters, Wllnam lnOInas ana
John Evans, with assault. The former
he said, struck him on the head with q
crowbar and the latter threatened TO hit
him with hammer and a chisel.
Counsel for the defendants wished q
postponement until next Monday and Mr..
AmOry said:
II these people are going 70 make q
charge Of assault against me. want the
examination now"
The carpenters insisted on making q
counter charge, and despite the complain.
ants protests the case went over until
AeNdoO
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TO CONTEST ARMSTRONG WILL.
At Least thirteen Persons Will Fight for
. snare OF $500, OOO.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. June ls.-It de-
veloped to-day by the filing Of will Of
Mrs. Alice Armstrong. a rich widow Of
Mount Vernon, who died several weeks ago,
that number OF nephews, nieces and grand
nieoes will try to get possession Of part
OF the estate. which is said to be worth
about s2OO,O
Mrs. Armstrong had lived in Mount
Vernon only a week. having spent most Of
her time travelling, when she met with
the fatal accident. She was relative Of
the inventor Of the Armstrong gun.
After her death Coroner Weisendan ger
found a will by which she left all her
property TO her dead daughter. but the
signature had been cut out Of the document
with a penknife.
To-day another will, eonsisting Of one
sheet Of foolscap, was filed In the Surro-
gates court at White Plains. 1t reads:
Il give, bequeath and devise unto my be-
loved friends. Eva Bradley and Georgianna
Bradley. all Of u-y s.-stc, real, personal
and mixed, that. n,es' W ,ng or be owned
by me at the time of my decease. share and
share alike.
, u give and bequeath the sum Of 81
to any OF my relatives who may put in a
claim after my decease. l nominate, con-
stitute and appoint Eva Bradley sole eHecu-
tor OF this, my last will and testament"
At least thirteen nephews and nieces will
make a contest.
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AFTER A FEW HOURS COURTSHIP.
Tferney Meets Utica Girl Tuesday Noon.
ana they Are Married. That Might.

1Yerney Meets . Utica Girl Tuesday Noon.
and They Are Married. That Might.
UTICA, N. Y. June 1s.-Walter Harold
Tierney OF 32e Lenox avenue. New York
city, commercial traveller representing the
Granite Roofing Company Of that city. and
Miss Marie Louise Bellinger, daughter OF
a Mohawk hotel man, broke the record for
hasty marriages here on Tuesday and the
story Of the romance has just come out
Mr.. Tiernsy came here on Monday, and
on the following day at noon he went to the
post Office. While he was there Miss Bel
hnger came in She attracted the young
man . attention at once and he followed
her from the building. On tho street
friend most conveniently happaned TO
come along and Tiernsy told him he had
been captivated by the young woman and
wanted an introduction. This was given
and tho two walked away together. Miss
Bellinger did not 60 to school that afternoon,
but accompanied Tierney TO the theatre
After the performance they hast ned to a
nearby parsonage and were married.
The happy pair remained in Utica until
last evening, when they, started for No
hawk to acQuaint tho brides father with the
news and to receive his blessing:
Maybe papa won be surprised said the
bride. "but he will take it all right. have
been telling Wslt9f so. and that he need
not be afraid Of the consequences.
Tierney is u years old and his bride IL
is They will live in New York