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RECEIVED THE PAlllUM.
\rchbi.bop Farley of Ncw York In
vested with the Pnliium by the
Apostolic Delegate.

New York, Aug. l3,-With all the
ceremonial which the Roman Catholic
church assumes on festal occasions,
Most Rev. John NJ, Farley, archbishop
Of the New York archdiocese, was In
vested with the psllium at the hands
Of Most Rev. Mgr D!omcdes Falconl
apostolic delegate to the United states
In StSPatrick's cathedral, Wednesday
After pontihcal mass, celebrated by
Bishop John ], O'Connor, Of Newark
and sermon by Bishop y J, McQuaId,
Of Rochester, the papal ball OF appoint
ment was read by Fr Ldyelle, Then
came the receiving Of the papel bless
ing the imposition Of the pallIum by
Mgr, FalconIo assisted by RI Rev
Mgr, John Edwards, and an address
by the clergy, an address by the laity
and n reply by Archbishop Farley,
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GOING TO EUROPE FOR AGE.
Barrels of whisky TO Europe
for Maturing storage,

Louisville, Ky, Aug. l3-Kentucky
distillers are making preparations for
the expectation OF 10000 barrels Of
whisky to Hamburg and Bremen for
storage purposes. 1t is principally Of
the crop Of 1903 This is the nrst time
In the history that any amount OF
young whisky was exported and ma
tured in Europe. Heretofore whisky
has only been exported when about to
be forced out Of bond This will be
the largest expectation since 1897 when
an immense amount of whisky was
about to be forced out Of bond. At
that time the distlllers, rather than
pay the tax when prices were de-
pressed, sent ship load after ship load
to the warehouses In Hamburg and
Bremen.
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SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Tn. west Indian storm IL Making
Its Way NorthwarJ.

Washington. Aug II The weather
bureau, Wednesday morning. issued the
following.
The West Indian storm apparently
is recurring northward toward the
south coast OF western Cuba. The gale
viii set In over goutheas, gulf south
ern Florida and western bahamas this
afternoon and night, and probably over
northeast part OF the gulf Of Mexico
and along and OFF our south Atlantic
coast Thursday II Is impossible now
to determine whether the storm Will
reach our middle and north Atlantic
states.
Due and timely notice viii be given
II It shapes course toward these
coasts.
Vessels have been warned not to sail
southwark from Atlantic ports.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
Mill and Elevator Burned.

The building and contents OF the
Little Rock Mill and Elevator Com.
pany was destroyed by fire, said TO
have been caused by lightning strik'
ing the building The plant was oper-
ated by r II. Bunch on lease from
the owners. The loss is placed at
800 900, with $4,000 insurance, over
80 900 bushels Of corn and some wheat
was stored in the building, This is
the fourth fire within six years In
which property belonging to Mr..
Bunch was destroyed, his big grain
elevator, n few blocks from the mill,
burning three months ago. A negro
boy employed at the mill is missing
and It is believed he perished IN the
flames
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,Charoes BIackmall,

D. W. Claiborne, charged with caGs'
Ing tho death Of Abner Gaines OF hot
SPRINGS In 1901, and who was arres'en
n fcw DAYS ago, sprung sensation by
swearing out n warrant against two
nor,ics named James and Chambers,
charging them with attempted black
mail Mr. Claiborne declares Cham
hors approached him and In the pres
onco of witnesses stated that ne nao
been asked by the prosecution
10 testify against him, but for the sum
,r 500 he would give his testimony
IN layor Of the defendant
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ON A DAYS OUTING CRUISE.
The President and Family TAKE
Days Outing On Board the
Naval Yacht SyIph.

Oyster Bay, Long Island Aug, 10
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt ac-
companled by several Of their children
and nephews, and by Mr., and Mrs. ia
cob A. Riis, of Richmond Hill, Long
Island enjoyed an outing, Wednesday.
on the naval yacht Sylph. The day
was ideal for a cruise |, was expect
ed that the trip would consume several
hours and extend far down Long Island
sound. Glen Island was the objective
point, and 1t was proposed to have a
picnic luncheon,
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Aoed Woman Suicides.

Mrs. Alice Kellogg, aged 67 years,
was found dead by the sexton IN
Mount Holly cemetery Little ROCK
Near the body was found two bottles,
ono labeled carbolic acid and the
other labeled morphine, both OF which
were empty An examination showed
that the woman had swallowed car
bolc acid, as her lips and throat
were badly burned She had resided
in Little Rock number OF years, and
was employed at different times as
cook for various families She was
Of an industrious disposition and well
liked As she had been In III health
II IA supposed her mind became do
ranged
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
ENCOUNTERED BOB MEEKS
Tbr Result would Seem 90 Have
Deen Adverse 10 the Posse, as
They Are Mum.

Blackfoot, Idaho, Aug 10 -Meager
adyIces received late Tuesday night
state that u sherifI's posse has eucoun-
tered Bob" Meeks,the escaped outlaw,
at point 70 milea east Of Blackfoot
Mecks was henayd for the Hole IN the
Wall and was ACCOMPANIED by ak OF
hls former associates. The result OF
the encounter seems 10 have been ad-
verse 10 the posse, although no details
nFo given
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paid $4,000 In Dn,jes,

New York Aug l3,-RegIhald c.
Vanderbilt, who has just returned
from n European trip with his bride,
paid $1,000 In duty 10 the collector OF
the port of Boston, This n the largest
collection ever made from returned
tourist
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Huddleston Acquitted.

j. A. Huddleston was acquitted in
Perry circuit court Of the charge or
numbering Sam Childers Huddles.
ton, for about twelve years, lived IN
Casa Perry county, under the name
Of j. A. Alexander, In March, 1902,
he was arrested at his home by a
federal officer as a fug.dve from JUS
tice being wanted at Paris, Texas,
where It was alleged that in 1900 he
was convicted Of counterfeiting, but
escaped before sentence could be
passed upon him. During his resi-
dence at Casa he had been an exem'
plary citizen and a good business
man. and this had great weight with
the federal Judge, who discharged
him from custody. He then returned
to Perry county to continue his res
idence among the people with whom
he had made his home for dozen
years Nothing out OF the ordinary
occurred until April "a, 1902, when
the news flashed over Perry county
that Sam Childers, postmaster at
Jennings Falls that county, had been
murdered while on his way to Al
phin to testify in Justices court
The dead body was found in the road
by a mail carrier II was alleged
that Childers was the person VINO
gave the information as TO the
whereabouts of Hnddleston and
caused his return to Texas. On THIS
account suspicion polnteu to Hnddles'
ton and he was arrested.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
IA Huddleston Acquitted in Per
~ County Of a Charge Of Murder.
EVENTS OF LWtEK BRIEFLY CHROAIClED
Bank of DeVaIIs Bluff in Hands OF
Beceiver-klIing at a Picnic Near
panyille-The Deaf.Mute Affairs.
Killing at a Picnic.

Gilbert Reagan shot and killed Bob
Nadron at a picnic near Danville
The circumstances leading up to the
killing are as follows: Reagan runs
cold drink stand in Danville. Ma
dron some three weeks ago, went
into Reagan's place ana bought %
cents worth of goods. He asked for
change for a $50 Dill. Reagan told
him he could not change it, and Ma.
dron then said he could not pay the
25 cents. Reagan then charged It to
Madron's account. A few days later
Madron was in the store, and Reagan
reminded him of the rs cents and
Madron denied the account and call
ed Reagan liar, saying he did not
owe him, but went out and came back
presently and paid the % cents. Ma
dron, from that time on, seemed to
have a great dislike and hatred to-
ward Reagan and manifested 1t IN
numerous ways. The day of the kill.
ing Reagan took lemonade stand
to the picnic, across the mountains
from Danvile. Madron was at the
picnic and got very drunk and was
taken off the picnic grounds at one
time. He remarked in the presence
Of three different ladies' that If he
caught that boy away from the stand
he intended to fix him. 1t made such
an impression on them mat they went
to Reagan and told him what Madron
had said In the afternoon, late,
Madron came to the stand where Rea-
gan was. He asked Reagan If he
wanted to hear some music. Rea.
gan replied no, he didn't care to hear
him play Madron cursed him, and,
It is said, threw his hand TO his hip.
Reagan then picked up pistol that
was lying under table in the stand
and fred at MadrOn
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
Receiver Appointed.

The hank OF DoynIIs BUN HNH
been placed In the hands OF n rctc'V
or, on the Fourth Of July last Cnsh
icr Strong visited Little Rock ana
was taken seriously III at the CapltoI
hotel Pending his return the direct
ors began an Investigation OF the
banks affairs. The books ana nc
counts Of the bank were found III
such tanglo that for the moment
its condition could not be ascertain
cd, It now transpires that ten or
twelve thousand dollars OF the DahR y
funds are missing. Cashier strong
has been arrested.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
ALL HEADED FOR FRISCO
A String Of Special Trains Bearing
Grand Army Veterans.
formation Rureau and Look
After the Old Boys.

San Francisco, Aug l3-From now
on until next Monday there will be a
string of special trains pouring into
the city, bearing loads of visiting vet
Grams to the G. A. r. encampment. Ho-
tells and lodging houses are already fill
ing up rapidly with the eastern visit
ors Up to noon Tuesday $500 people
had passed through Ogden Tor this city
with G. A. r. excursion tickets. 1t is
figured there will be three hundred
special cars or thereabouts, which, in
the aggregate, will contain 1000 peo-
pie.
Commander-in Chief Gen. Stewart
and party, from Philadelphia, now at
the grand canon of the Colorado, are
due to arrive here on Saturday.
The Sons OF Veterans are furnishing
Information TO visiting veterans and
the bureau Of registration is now fully
engaged with its duties.
Special orders have been issued to
ratrolmen by the chief OF police to care
for the veterans and treat them with
all courtesy during their stay here.
Special arrangements have been
made to provide for any who have lost
their way and the patrolmen will make
every effort to get the visitors to their
lodgings
The arrangements for decorations
along the line of the parade are near
ing completion, and on the leading
thoroughfares there will be a lavish
display Of bunting by day and elaborate
light at night The collections on be-
half of the entertainment of the visit
ors contine to increase the fund al
ready provided for that purpose and
the total received to date figures up
InS
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WITH QUAKER CEREMONIES
Senator Hepburn, of Idaho, aud Miss
Gheraiicn frntman, Married
IN PennsyI,anin.

Westchester Pa, Arg l3.-In strict
accordance with the usages Of the So
ciety OF Friends, United States Senator
Weldon Drlnton Hepburn, Of Idaho
and Miss Gheratlen Yeatman, Of this
county, were married at noon, Wednes-
day, In the parlor OF the Yeatman
homestead, In Kennett township After
wedding dinner the newly.marred
couple were driven 10 Rosedale station,
whore they boarded heir special Pull
man car and started on their wedding
trip, which Will end next week at Wal
lace. Idaho.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
KING TRAVELS ICCOGNITO.
KIM Edward Goes to Maricnbad to
Take the waters Far n Cou-
pIe Of Weeks,

London, Aug liking Edward
sailed, Wednesday, fror' Port Victo-
ria, Mt the mouth OF the Thames, on
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert
for Flushing. whence he will go direct
to Marienbad, to take the waters for
n fortnight. lie viii trarel incognito,
as duke OF Lancaster until August 81,
when he proceed to Vienna to pay hls
accession visit to Emperor Francis Jo'
unnn
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Rad NEGRO Fatally Wounded

Jossc Cypcrt, boss at u railroad
Grading camp near Mariana, was
shot through both legs by negro
pomcd pan Reed who was IN lu'A
m,nlly wounded by cyport Reed
wont "a the camp armed and whom
demanded 10 hand over hls weapon
10 keep him from making trouble ne
openod NJ erc On Cypert with the above
,uipptup
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tiosinu the Arguments,

CynthIona KY Aug l3,-judge
James d Black began tho closing ar
gumont for the defense In the trial Of
Jet and White Wednesday llo viii
be- followed by Attorney Fryer who
will close for the commonwealth, when
the case will 70 TO the jury
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
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srNrnil IINca In I'erIl.

ST. Louis, Aug l3--I'Irc destroyed
the old Thomas r. Turner residence,
lately known az the Marietta house, at
Normandy, at noon Wednesday, Sew
enty persons were IN the building
when II caught Are, but all escaped In
fury except Harry white, manager OF
the hotel, who was severely hurt
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
A Grand phlinnthropic Project.

New York, Aug l3.-Charles q. EiA-
cry, a wealthy tobacco dealer Of this
city, has purchased Grand View Park.
an island In the 81. Lawrence river,
20 acres In extent. which Will be turned
into free santarlum for poor chill
drcn. Mrs, Emery will be the leading
spirit In tho work,
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pppbnp. rainiiy Injured,

Virginia, H., Aug l3-George Con
1,sr n young son OF Hon Luther Con-
jyer Of Chicago, was thrown from u
horse Tuesday nj the residence Of
Howard SoIblIng and perhaps fatally
Injured,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
olI,bomn Town Demolished,

Blackwell Okla, Aug IA tor
nado struck the town Of Salt Fork, 30
miles southwest OF here, Tuesday even'
Ing, and completely demolished the
town, though no one wae killed aad
but one person seriously injured.
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sl,,, Killed b. Co.sacLs.

New York, Aug i3,-natest reports
telegraphed from Kieif, Russia. to the
Times, by way Of London. says there
we're 60 persons killed by the Cossacks
In last Thursdays riots The corre-
spondent asserts that the sympathy OF
the educated classos Is with the work
mon
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
lie went Out FOR n Time

H. Louis, Aug al n Mcndcn.
hail, of san Francisco, icft his hotel,
here, Tuesday evening, saying hc was
going oul for tIme. ile evidently
struck u swift gait, as he turned up
Wednesday morning minus his roll,
which hc said contained $1,000.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
Circulating subsidiary Coins.

Manila, Aug l3,-The banks OF this
city have begun to issue the subsidiary
coin delayed In shipment This will
relieve he embarrassment which has
prevailed for some time past among
the mercantile houses, due to the lack
Of small change.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
isir. nj Grnnd Rnpids.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug l3,-l'ire
early this morning destroyed Rad
clIffo \ Co.'S four.story brick ware
house here, entalllng q loss Of over
100000. Tho building was filled with
valuable furniture owned by local
dealers
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
J~nrlrs the Fn,oritc.

San Franciso. Aug. 10, betting con-
tlnues light on the Corbett-Jcffries
fight and up to tho tine the pools
closed Tuesday night. not more than
$1,000 had boen wagercd In this city.
The bulk OF this money went In At
two To one on Jufftlcg,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
IN, nal, Joho.on Monument,

Newton, H., Aug ~ The Hale
Johnson monument viii be- unveiled
here with appropriate exercises on Au.
gust 81, the anniversary Of Mr.. john
sons birth The monument has been
erected by tho prohlbltIJnlsta OF tho
United States
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
Wen b, Kesne's snshi,oa,

London Aug IA Il, Keene's three.
year.old colt surbi,on, ridden by Lu'
eien Lyfe, the American jockey, won
the CITY Of London breeders foal
stakes at kemplon park, Wednesday
defeating q holu VI seven,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
To De President's Guest.

Oyster Bay, Long Islari Aug. ID
Sir Thomas Upton has accepted the
presidents invitation TO witness tho
naval review and inspection, next
Monday, from the deck OF the auxiliary
cruiser Mayfiower. which on that day
will fly the presidents flag,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
smursilnu Op.rn,ion. Checked.

Washington Aug, l3,--Tho customs
authorities of Manila have exposed aud
put an end TO vast smuggling opera
,ions, involving Che bringing into tho
islands Of Chinese smoking tobacco by
the ton,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
VIII Reside Elsewhere.

CITY Marshal Guy Tucker VINO shot
and killed John Parnell at III Dorado,
hna rendered his resignation aud VIII
mako his home at some other point
in the state. Mr. Tucker announces
,ha, no came TO this conclusion In
order ,ha, further trouble between
Mia frIcnds and enemies may bo
nyertcd
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
Reward fos Murderer,

Springfield, H., Aug l3,-Gov Yates
has offered q reward OF 5000 for the ar.
rest and conviction OF the unknown
murderer or murdcrcrs OF George XII
lam, Jr., who was KILLED In Macoupin
county on the night OF July g. 1898
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
urn. NJ. N. Iir,nMi.

Madison, Wis, Aug, ~ --0dn, u, ~
Bryant, eSsdean OF the Wisconsin uni
,erslty law school and president OF tho
state Ash commission, oled OF heart
fullure on q train near Toronto. Ont
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
ovloo Man Deserted by Brother,

A dispatch from Colorado says Una,
Center Riley aged a. was dlscoV'r'u W,
IN a dying condition by tourists on
pIkoa peak, The man had beeh uo
imern,cly deserted by his brother ana
lcf, ON tho mountain side to ave Ino
dIapolch says Riley was 'nh'h w
Colorado from this state about TWO
weeks ago,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
Reduction In SUGAR,

New York, Aug i3.-Al grades Of
ehhed sugar have been reduced one.
enth Of cent u point,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15

A eolorod divine by the name of
Green was bound over at TeSorNana
an a charge Of the Illegal sale VI
liauur,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15

The roof Of the Saline county court
house. which was recently completed
wna struck by lightning ana consld'
erably damaged
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15
Served win the corfederates,

Jack Daniels, an aged eolorcd man
who lived for years near AtNlhb, ~
dead Uncle Jack, ~ he was ea'lou'
served through the civil was on 'ho
Confederate side He was typo U,
the old time, serlpulously hohcS'
dNrkcy, and was highly esteemed ny
all his acQuaintances 1t IL believer
he left considerable money hlouen
away IN some unknown place,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15

Miss Ethel Ferguson, bchuulu'
young Indy Of Pine Dlur, N mSs'o'
riously missing,
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-15

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-29

be cot he found in a shanty schoolh5use
on the prairies. He early developed a
nose for business and earned his first
money cleaning fresh hides.
BY the time he had reached his ma
joritv Ziegcr had accumulated few
hundred dollars and started out for
himself landing in the city of Brook
lyn. now Il part of New York city,
about thirty-tve years ago.
BY chance he became acquainted
with .Io!.n Seal. Il voting drug clerk
WHO Lad nade Il discovery which. he
ti:c;!:@.ht. had money in it. 1t was the
baking powder Which later made for
4 tunes fer both They hired a cellar,
@ mixed Il barrel of tie powder and thcn
'%peddled it about Brooklyn. Soon they
began to make money, advertised their
#business, and wealth rolled in upon
lthem.
Mr.. Ziegler appeared to possess the
8ouch of Midas. His wealth increased
enormously, and in few years he be-
ame one of the richest men in Brook
IN. How much he is worth he alone
nows, but his wealth is varously esti-
ated at from s30,OOO,OOo to S50,0o0,-
10.
HNp 1900 Mr.. Ziegler equipped a polar
edltion which. under the command
Evelyn 3. Baldwin, the explorer.
Qeavored to reach the north pole by
y OF Franz-Josef Land. Two years
yer a second expedition was sent
tn to the relief Of Baldwin, who had
ii led.
dissatisfied with the result of Bald
as work, Mr.. Ziegler organized a
q expedition last March composed
rely OF Americans The expedition
ed in the America under command
captain Edwin Coffin of Nantucket.
mas not yet completed it's work and
\ pill In the arctic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-29
AMERI M BRAINS IN EGYPT.
lsrltisk Newspaper Pays a Trilate &c
Yanisee lHc.aTui>v.

lsrltisk Newspaper Pays Tril.ste 70
Yankee Ingenuity.
Downey Tad taken ovt the boxed
parts OF twelve locomotives to Alex.
andria. shipped them up to Luxor ON q
Droad-guass road. frou there to Shai-
la ca Tue Iarro%-a gauge, a.ld tlance
to WaAi Ealfa By ic,ucca ,:2 t'.o Nila
There he picked up wor.:;eaen- s&in.
ed gangs of convicts, Acsr OF them
mHrde"ers. O. whom their Egyptian
guards stood IL lno:aeu tary terror
who by lnela st1eagts. l4aaled up the
locomotive parts To tae top Of the
bank. Then by the ear1e Kind OF mus.
cuiar effort each part was successive
ly handled unit. the engihes stood
completed. American hrai.fs had
guided eyezy action. And when the
arst train ran oat to a little desert
station, aGd one Of the Grcas;:s with
whom the Sou-.a. owns are begc.
ming to swarza, HAD pohed hia haoA
into tie train ard asked: els this the
Yankee exprees?" Downey, Leaning
Vut Of the cab 10 hear what he said.
caught the strains Of q discordant
arab band across tie desert playing
sousa's ':sstars ana suipeA"-Ths
Worlds WeSA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-29
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Rose From Grief.

The Stricken Rose From Grief
What fortunate provision Of nature
1t is, that deprives the rose of mental
suffering; for how poignant would be it's
grief to discover. in the height Of its
blooming glory. that a canker fed at its
heart. and that its beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever. Nature always
spares the suffering; she is veritable
store-house Of pleasing rewards, for
those who seek her aid. In the years
gone by falling hair and grayness have
cast a gloom over the lives Of thousands
Of young women. but thanks to the in
vestigations of scientists the true cause
Of hair destruction Is now known to be
germ or parasite that burrows into
the hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicide
absolutely destroys this germ. thus
permitting the hair to grow as ma
ture intended. Sold by leading drug
gists. Send 1oc. in stamps for sample
to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
For sale " L. b Coon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-29
Not Quite Satisfied.

The Buffalo witness Who explained
on the stand the other day that he
preferred not to tell the truth, as 1t
might initiate against the success Of
his side, was as frank as the old
darky who was put upon the witness
stand and was asked whether he
would understand what would happen
if he did not tell the truth. He re-
piled: Il specs our side'll win de
case, sah.' 1t was a negro of SINH
lar type who was being tried on
criminal charge, and during the pre-
liminary part of the trial he had
Juror challenged on the ground OF
prejudice. Are there any more jury
men who have prejudice against
you?" inquired his counsel. mo,
sah,' replied the old man, "de jury is
all right now, but l sholy would like
to challenge the judge."-Rocheste1
Post-Express.