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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
BOTH SIDES
STILL FIRM
Chicago strike Observation-Disclosures
Punished fos violssinp lnivresior

CHICAGO, III. July at.-rhu Ksl-
l0stx strike promises 20 tsa never dsf-
initaiy settled anieps The striking
unions yin or officially admit their
defeat. Ths Withdrawal Of the tnam-
sfera' sympathetic boycott At the re-
quest of the other upions lesyes the
fight purely one between the ksl.
ioEg company and It's employees. Both
sides are stu firm.
The strikers who violated Judge
Heldoma pickotlns Injunction az the
Kellogg plant wkfs sentenced this
afternoon. Three Fnt from ten Co
sixty days lmprisahrnaut and were
denied appeals BUSINESS Ascent iiHh
~ the International uachlHtHts HuH
flned lo0, aud hin two associates as
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

she star s- nos perfect he samita
that he does nsaAa niisgakez - laas
~ rfs 'sssiH ~ neaais std net AZ snius
iiipe ef ether IN theif career make
faaN Isas they alasild net ea htsnaa
man wHN ~ fafsleNn u BE- mnkoa a
mistake sat he shaaia not make the
asnsr eua tsice. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

SAYXtt.i.E. L. L. July "a sFrcsi.
Dent Roosevelt ana hts SSH Teiay
siarted on theiy return trip 90 oyu
Ser haF frotn Visit here 90 1
O'clock this moFuiuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

Building Inbarers' Notice
T,fiidina iaborafe are requested n
Take fun hoild6y Monday. The aith.
fgr carnival.
PHiLfp MKENNA. Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

ROME. Iuiy \ zltbs pops let iooooo
franos 70 The poor II Rome. tsrpinta
aad pefuai1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

Ada Henry. THE nosnd character
aesrras aHl support Mason and Ma
sssa w. fheir Teaianieai musical
comedy. Rudolph aud Adaiph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

while iunehinE TIE other anY Nat
n Wis star ~ A son af Horst. <
arerped into poetfY. Ne haa Just
daihed with . Luscious silea 81 huck-
ieberfY pie when ahe Inspiration
came The awfui RESULT faiiasa
Tho pie i've iu his hsydar now.
Itln laugh iH Ksecauins = cry
ERrh fims ~ is ulist skau fnf
ThF fnnihauuls huckletHEfrV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

ftsruhaFff VIII not rroauee TRIES
ss@ssi fst. shrH Sis asa ntaF 70 in
Paris. Instead ~ lH England as orig
iHaiiy intended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

rthel Levy. wife Of Geo. 81. Cohan.
ono "a the four Cnhana. and Sam
rarra rI sill star together next sea
r1n b. Little Johnny Jones'. viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
Our Store Is

a kaesk al Year Deer. lt's
tks Sewing Mseains
Agent
Ha has called a. teii F9u
That ths Eswtax Machine hs
sells r. tns only machine
wafsh having lie has tas~n
coached and drilled urtiI h.
thlaks hifuss5s hat ~ shssiii
set san ~ fsaa Tor 4 raw
seeing &aeaisss. tis h4H or
f~Ss 20 nfigk uatii YaH bay
Don lst htfu Pot a rszsrhine
Ia your hafae--tt DESTROYS
canapetlfioa. and ne vii sea
hi4 owu prieA Weuid FeN
h2fr a diMuannd a yruF dassrs
Noa would - 70 Krspsr-
alals teafef Think ~ r.
Nc agents - annoy ydu--
No collectors 70 bother ynu-
No Interest," 10 epmrnfaniour
TIE ss&nstaFsl Rotary Rnf
Domestic EsNiuk Machines
are sesrowisssgod aap-rios
"a All others
shuttie Sewing Machines
So fts 10 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

ODD ists % Mems Stylish Salts
fins Mgrstsaa. f~asaa and Shuxs
iss saitinas IN ersitY hisiurrs. "a
cus ard psrfsstiy taitarsa ard
ilnsd---shs ga aais % wast stsres.
no8 marked as~n 10 eipss sut ST.
$500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

Thofa have been a number ~ re-
ports that Dan naly.H health VIII
compel him a. retire. hut ifalf. who
/. an ths country uaar Boston, says
49, are uutf5ia. lie admits he IL
IL roar health. but sagg ho ls no
worse than q yeHf ego.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-15

years old, to do coat and baggage
checking at Hotel Trulock Inquire
of G. q. Habner, manager.
Just received new mackerel, new
sugarhouse molasses, new dill pickles
and fresh shipment Of Pratt's stock
and poultry food. Mccain Grocery
company.
DIR. J. S. Smith has moved his
office from 222 to 42l Main street. and
las nice, neatly fitted up Office on
the second floor over the Bailey and
Lindsay drug store.
We have to vacate our present
premises on or about February "a and
till then our great sacrifice sale in
dry goods will continue. Altheimer
Dry Goods company, 12o Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-15

for % cents; three two-pound cans
French kidney beans for 25 cents, and
good roasted coffee ten pounds for ST..
Mccain Grocery company.
Show cases, looking glasses, coun-
tiers and shelving at very low prices.
See Altheimer Dry Goods company,
l20 Main street.
The Hote. 1rulock had an i'm
mense business; during the month Of
January 1t Was the best month in
the history If the house.
Will Washington was arrdsted
Ly CTt,rs viii Stewart at Altheim-
el and committed to Jail Friday on
a charge CT granI larceny.
Boy Wanted-Twelve or fifteen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-15
AFTER MARCH 1
The Simmons National Bank Will
Open.

Cashier n, B. Sigh will mail out
letters Monday to the stockholders of
the Simmons National bank, calling
upon them to pay up their stock by
March l, as the bank will open for
business Immediately after that date.
Under the national banking law the
stockholders are permitted to pay so
per cent. of the amount before the
bank opens and 10 per cent. a month
until the remainder is paid. Many will
pay the whole amount at once and re-
ceive their stock certificates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-15
Daily Graphic,
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
E. c.. Vets IS at home ill.

e. c. Vets IS at home ill.
-Leitner and We'll have money to
loan at reasonable rates.
For stove wood phone Pine City
Bedding Co. New phone 33; old
phone 1922.
DR. J. S. Smith has moved into
his new home at 824 West Twelfth
avenue.
Engraved visiting cards and we'd
ding invitations at Adams Printing Co.
Latest styles.
The steamer A. D. Allen will ar
rive here Monday and leave for Lit
lie Rock L y. m.
Racing seleetions guaranteed to
win. What more can you ask. j. A.
meeks, st. Louis.
that we are the people to handle your
property. Leitner and We'll.
Call on Hicks fee and Coal COM
pany for all kinds OF coal. Prompt ser
vice. Old phone 90; new phone 1913.
Dave kau.'. an made flying bus
mess trip to Dexter. He left at Z IS
a II. and ret lrned at II a. m. Satur-
Gay.
The girls a. the cid phone ex-
Change received about 500 valentines
Saturday. Some of them were very
nice.
--Rev 7. w. Vaughan will deliver
q sermon at White hall today at II
a. m Subject, justification bs
Faith
-Leitner and We'll rent houses,
make and sell loans and manage rea
estate economically and profitably fol
owners.
You can buy from us two three
pound cans Of tomatoes for % cents
three two-pound cans Of fresh corr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-15
Do You Need
an ApetiZer?

End your dinner With Roquefort
Cheese. 1t aids digestion. It's fresh
and only SO cents pound
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
NEGRO ORATOR CiVULGES
PLOT TO kICNA? CABINET
OFFICERS.
said 1t Was Intended to Assaasinate
Roosevelt But the Plans Were
Changed.

Winona. Mimi. March 27.-An aged
negro orator. A. J. Fremont. of Wa
tertoWn, S. D. we'll known reDTesen=
tative of the colOred race, who. at the
close OF the civil war. was president
of the society that sent $4,000 negroes
to Africa, lectured here last night
en- the race problem and while here
called on Congressman Tawney and
asked for private interview. He
stated he mad communication which
he desired the congressman to convey
to the president, to the effect that he
ton that plan had been made to
attempt the life of Roosevelt on his
western trip, but that this had now
been abandoned and instead the plot
ters were planning at some favorable
point in Montana or Colorado to cap
ture Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw,
Secretary Of War Root and Attorney
General Knox and carry them to the
mountains to be held for suitable ran
SOM Fremont refused to divulge
the source of his Information, but in
sisted it was correct
Congressman Tawny PLACID little
credence in the tale, but has, never.
theless, written to Secretary Shaw,
telling him the negro's story and advis-
ing him that in case he is kidnapped
he need not be alarmed, but that
congress will appropriate money suf-
ficient to pay the ransom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
JEFF TURNED DOWN AGAIN
House Passes Two Measures Over the
Gubernat0rial Veto

Little Rock, March 27-The house
YESTERDAY passed two measures over
sha governors veto One was Rep
fesentative Fuller's joint resolution
pr0pc. ing a constitutional amendment
authorizing cities to issue bonds. The
-ote On passage over the veto was &C
yes to IA noes. The other measure
VAS the BTiant bill appropriating $l0o
% pay 4 reward to Sheriff J. l.. White,
If ilenlpstead county, for capturing
tugitiyo. The vote on passing this
oil over the veto was GS ayes to 6
noes.
The house passed the Matheny bill
prescribing rules and regulations
whereby surety and guaranty com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

Little Rock, March 27.=The house
took up house bill No. 480 (Toney)
regulating the shipping OF dead bod
les by embalmers and authorizing the
state board OF health to examine and
license embalmers each of the LAT
Ter to pay therefor a fee of $5 Mr.
Toney said the bill was identical with
the law on the same subject in mum
Der of states The undertakers have
asked for the passage OF the bill A
lengthy discussion cnsucd. and Mr..
TGney WAS asked numerous questions
concerning the provisions OF the meas.
ure.
Mr. Du Lancy opposed the bill fear
ing that it would result in an under
takers trust. Mr. Tarver, who is an
embalmer, opposed the bill. He said
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
DAMAGING EVIDENCE
Of First Witness In Impeachment Pro-
ceedings Against Leatherman

Little Rock, March ENamlna
tion of Witnesses i'll the impeachment
,z.OcVclin2s against Chancellor T.
land LCatherman began Yesterday in
the senate of Arkansas, chief Justice
i'unn presiding. W W. Matters. of
llo, Springs. was the first Witness *
4mincd. At the morning session much
time WIS consumed in mapping eHt
4 mode Of procedure. II was AT the
ai'iornoon session that tie taking ef
testimony began
I'll" hour of 10 a. m. having arrived.
2fssjaeHi Short announced that HE
ena)o would be resolved into a court
iar }3e resumption uf the tfia of
.e)anl feathcrman oh articles of i'm
seaehment
The president then vacated the
ha.r md ft,icf .laslicc Sum took the
4a4rl ard called tic court To order
fsbe a2rsoant-at=afms made tho For
.Hal proclamation and the court was
epea~d.
f3" roll WAS called and twonty-oisht
senators answered to their names.
Senator Flennekin, who Was absent
Tuesday, was sworn in as a member
of the court.
The journal of the court proceed.
in2s were read and signed by Mr.. Jua-
tiee Bum. NF, y
Senator who'd made a motion that
all persons not members of the court,
employees and officers Of the senate.
and reporters, be excluded from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

foor of the chamber during the pro.
srcss of the trial The chief Justice
declared the motion a good one and it.
was 50 ordered
The following rules viii govern the
proceedings
he It resolved by the senate. sit.
ting as court Of impeachmrnt That
the following rules are hereby adopt.
ed to govern this body where appli.
cable IN the Impeachment proceedings
now pending against Leland Leather
man chancellor Of he Third chan.
terl j. 'riy1.
Fh" ebief Justice 2.haIl decide
and fttbe oren th, almf5 ability of
cFi3Gnee: lis r0iluA HAIL be final. nm,
t'+s oYofroIrJ 6l a vote of majority
Of al tho seaatars.
- .ffo f0fes of procedure Of The
eitersa court ef Che state of Arl.ansas
shall be The rules Of procedure in
ths praeoodiaa insofar as they aro
applicable
All motions put to the body
SHAH be voted upon without discus
sion
The evidence of w. w. Waters. of
Hot Springs, was heard. and il VII all
very damaging 10 Judge Leathcrman
He swore that he operated slot ma
chimes in Hot Springs by paying
Judge Leathcrman $40 a week for i'm
munity from prosecution and he also
swore that the Judge was usually
drunk twenty hours out OF the TWEEN
ty-four
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

II would benefit him personally, but
he was against trusts and combines
Mr., Thompson followed in opposition
to the bill, also on the ground that
il tended to a combine
DR.. Daniel thought there was ~
need for the bill
Mr.. Toney said some OF the meR-
bcrs were unnecessarily alarmed No
declared the bill is an honest one Ne
laid it down as an undeniabIe proposA
ton that before a dead body can bs
shipped out OF the state it must b
accompanied by an embalmer's certiA-
cate, required by the railroad
The discussion became quite spirited
and protracted.
The bill failed to passages 6, noGo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
Dance on the NoWland.

Society was again prominent on
board the Lucille Nowland last night,
and Capt. Ed Stanfield gave to a
number of his young friends as fine
o'clock dinner as was ever the
pleasure Of any one to enjoy. After
the spread dancing was the order af.
ter which the party chartered street
car and had a trolley party stopping
at Pine Bluff park skating rink and
dancing and skating Mrs. Ed Now
land chaperoned the party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
Likes Pine Bluff.

Mr.. E. l.. Wells, general manager
and second vice president Of the Ar
and Coal company, of Marshall. Tex,
is in the city today. Mr.. Wells has
been looking over the city, and had
many flattering things to say in re-
gard to Pine Bluff. Mr.. Wells is i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
Baptist Orphans Home.

W. N. Gardner, of ArkadeiDhia, IS n
the city today. He is the field nsh
for the Baptist orphans home at Mon
ticeIlo. He reports that the home -
doing a fine work There are now
sixty-two children in the home They
will take ghe children re, :. Al the, hon.
and keep them until they are eiOh-
teen years OF age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

Speaks in an 'nsereatinc Manner of
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mr.. J. B. Trescott, Vicksburg boy,
better known as Blake is in the city
on a short visit to his parents. He is
now located at Pine Bluff, Ark, and
on the first of April will take charge
of the Pine Bluff Street Railway COM
pany as general superintendent. He
states that the company has twelve
miles Of track, and first-class equip
ment; there being no heavy grades,
they can handle large cars with ease.
of those used in Vicksburg, and are
what are classed as double vestibule
coaches.
The company owns the baseball
park and has improved it very much.
The greatest interest is manifested in
the coming ball season, Pine Bluff hav-
ing secured a fine team.
The city, he states, is improving rap
idly, and all public plants are owned
entirely by local capital. He says
Pine Bluff has passed the experiment
tai point and will certainly be big
city in the next few years. Mr.. Tres
colt will return to Pine Bluff today
Vicksburg Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
ERATERNAL NOTES
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The Hoo Hoos will hold cancatena-
tion at Camden Saturday night, and
it is expected that large class will
be taken in. The cats have permis-
sion from the mayor of Camden to
show the kittens" throughout the
city" upon the roofs" without being
disturbed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
Trains to an From
Memphis Once More

The high waters have subsidized SUI
ficiently 10 allow No. 3 Cotton Belt
train to como west from Memphis
arriving here last night Regular ser
vice is again resumed on both the
Gottor Belt and Iron Mountain, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

1t will be noted that the weights
pf the examination have been changed
bince Form 1T, instructions to Ap-
Slicants," was issued.
Age limit, all positions. Is to As
ears
From the eligibles resulting from
bis examination it is expected that
ratification will be made to existing
hd future vacancies.
All applicants, male and female,
nst have the medical certificate in
)rm 1O1 executed as indicated in the
fm. Male applicants must be at
st feet 4 inches in height, exclus-
of boots or shoes, and weigh not
than 1876 pounds in ordinary cloth
without overcoat or hat.
W S examination is open to all cit
hs of the United States who COM
with the requirements without re-
b to any consideration other than
qualifications shown in their ex-
nation papers, and eligibles will
certified strictly in accordance with
civil service law and rules.
pr application blank (Form 1917 :,
Instructions, specimen examina-
questions, and information rela-
A3teA the duties and salaries of the
e1k positions, and the location Of
Examination room, application
id b.. made to the secretary of
board Of examiners at the post
application will be accepted for
examination unless filed with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

young man and in the last ten yeA0
has amassed a large fortune in La
and other investments. He is an -.
ample OF what Arkansas and The
southwest has in st ore fof the ,hu.fliaA
enterprising man Mr. swerisj lsl i.
guest OF Mr.. JEFF Hicks vi = H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

panies may become surety on official
bonds Of state, county and municipal
officers.
The house passed the Iatiner bill
requiring apportioning justices to nd
tify road overseers of their appoint
ment.
Mr.. WhitIhorne introduced in the
house the University of Arkansas ap-
preparation bill, carrying in round
numbers $256, 600.
The senate deferred further consid
Grafton of Senator Prices worlds fair
appropriation bill until next We'd
nesday
The senate unanimously passed Sen
ator Woods bill regulating the grant
ing OF pardons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
Paducah Wants Our Namesake.

Paducah, KY, March 27.-Former
Congressman c. K. Wheeler telegraph
ed Secretary of the Navy Moody to
send the monitor Arkansas to Padu-
cab while she is en- route to St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

Regular freight service will now bA
given also. The water at ArkanssA
City is still on the rise, but as yet n
trouble has occurred, though it i. a.
most life and death struggle "
keep the flood from breaking through
the leyee. \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
THE COURTS.
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
The case which has been on trial in
the circuit court nearly all week.
Orto and Runyon against J. S. Sea
brook was argued yesterday and sub
mitted to the jury at 4 o'clock. After
being out about forty five minutes the
Jury returned a verdict for the plain
lifts for 1885, and interest at per
cent. for the time due.
Tie case OF Sparks and Temple
against J. T. Butler and son, OF Grape
Vine, on an account, Is being tried to-
day.
John A. Shelby against J. L. Curl
and others, suit on note, judgment by
default for $11810.
D. l.. Trimble against Floyd H. Jar.
Wis. suit to receive judgment, revived
by default.
Gabe Burk against NJ w Ware, dis
missed by consent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
EXAMINATION ON NAY 6|
For Position of Clerk and Carrier Ser.
vice Pine Bluff Post Office

the secretarv of the postal board prior
% the hour of closing business at the
Pine Bluff postoffice on April -, 1903.
Mr.. A. c. Hing is secretary of the
postal board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

The United States civil service COM
\ Tn1Ssion announces that on May 6, 1908.
sayh.s examination will be held for the
h ssSSbf,aitions of clerk and carrier in the
nt,stoffice service in this city.
SsasJThis examination offers an excellent
4 1t3pportunity for entering the federal
nfsrvice to bright, energetic yuong per
u sssxsns who are not afraid of hard work,
md as previous examinations have
\ failed to result in a sufficient number
VIZ e]igibles, the commission urges al
persons who are qualified, and who
II NAV desire to enter the postOfiice SER
Mice. to apply fer and take this eX-
Examination. It may be stated that
@there is a wider field fer advancement
sl,pon merit in the federal service than
Ein many private employmcnts. While
xthe salary in the postofIice service
lis usually about $500 or 5000 per an
mum at the start, this amount com
pares favorab1y with the compensa-
4 ton of beginner in private employ
ment.
This examination will be held in or
der to give all persons who desire
to apply an opportunity to be exam
ined for positions in this office. 1t is
intended hereafter. in case no eligi-
bles result from clerk rrinr examina-
tions, to fill vacancies in this Office
by selection from any register of the
civil service commission which may
have been established as the result
of first or second grade examination,
selections being made Of persons who
are residents of this city or this part
Of the state, and not more than one
clerk-carrier examination will be held
during each year unless eligibles can
not be secured from the other regis
ters. This notice is given in order
that the persons who may desire to
become eligible for positions in the
Pine Bluff office may file their appli-
cations aiad enter this examination.
The nature of the examination is
test of practical. general intelligence
and OF adaptability in postoffice work.
The examination will consist of sub
jects mentioned below, Which will be
weighted as follows:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

J. Scott, of st. Louis, is here as the
guest of Phil Crutcher
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
Police Court.
-

Joe Busch drunk, So
Will Brown violating morality law
IS.
Fred Reynolds, trespassing, S..
Griffin Price, violating morality law,
IS.
Will Wilson, discharged.
G. D. Gardner, drunk and down, S.
Richard Lincoln, resisting an officer
was committed to the county Jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27

on a charge of assault with intent TO
kill.
J. Phillips, colored. was sent before
the grand jury by Esq. Knox for car
nal abuse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
Justices Court.

Mrs w. Gardner was transferred
from Esq. Stewards to the grand jury
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-27
BLAKE PRESCOTT
Pine Bluff, Ark.

Speaks in an !nsersatinc Manner {