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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
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GUBEPNATORIAL CaN1l1t~rc
SPEAK At ERiNszLEY
BARBECUE.
Davis, Manning and V5aasesonear
Present an8 PuEa7 =s.s
OH er Consies -

Rfn6iey. ] a5F 3 z.=v
celebration aa6 EzaE5t =#==r
here yesterda y a36
people Wefe f7 =a8#e8=###
After the 8H64Mz
Mayor II. 9 81 aI.a
lee, welcoming tho 6e
Davis addressed f15
kmore than a0 hour
charaetes isle 6lu
speeches.
Senator 4GaaHizlz
loud applaas ZW6oa
duced lie referred s
early life in t4i- e0a8 =#al=5 81 So
was always =to=t=aa HG=aa#a
people. He said 4 ]al e=s-5. zH..#:
existed at present a5fa st=s=f54#a.f n
change. He vas eoiaz at4-.
raisn to stay and#to= WA he said. H.
discussed state issues = #saf. aaa
said that when they We're elected
Crockett, Murphy and Monroe #era#a5
strong Davis men, bHr he governor
would not speak to them now.
Hon. a. F. Nandeyentef spoke after
dinner under great disadvantage. At
one time during his speech he seem
ed to be on the point of being mofest-
ed He referred to the letter he had
sent to Gov. Davis on July ,. asking
for division Of time. which letter
Gov. Davis had ignored He then re,
peated the text of this letter in which
he claimed that Gov. Davis was afraid
to meet him. He said Gov. Davis in
vited Judge Wood to meet him when
he knew the judge could not be pres
ent and refused TO divide time with
Vandeventer when he knew the latter
would be present. He claimed to.have
really carried SEBASTIAN Clay and
Franklin counties in the former cam
paign, but to have been wrongfQIy
deprived Of Franklin and Clay. los
ing the former by siNty-two and the
latter by sixteen votes Aftervard he
had come within a few votes of carry
Ing Bradley and Mississinpi countless
He charged that Gov. Davis had ig-
nored him in the present race be-
cause afraid to meet him. He said
no one had ever entered the govern.
ors Office under more Favorable con-
ditions than had Davis Secretary
of State Crockett, Auditor Monroe and
Attorney General Murphy had been
his political and personal friends. He
charged the governor with bringing
about his alienation from these men.
he then discussed the ways and
means investigation and the industrial
development of the state.
Governor Davis and Vandeyenter
left today for Jonesboro, where they
spoke at big Fourth of July cele-
bration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
b GLORIOUS ATYT
aCELEBRATED WITH FUN AND
NJ FIREWORKS ~ TIE PINE
III BLUFF PEOPLE.
Wet Weather ard Defeat Of Pne
EIufs IN Estt Game Made tt1e Fee
noon . Csarp Occasion.
WITH FUN AND
Wet Weather ard befeat Of F'ne
eIuts in Eatf Game Made ti7e ro4e.
noon { Camp Occasion.

] The ineieaa.a weather eoa=afsa56.T
Emarrea the zelesaai0H of ta 5rf=
aof5 Fourth fs=Ht4a Bluff. though il
was celebrated or a grauavF =za.e
Ethan ever heore =t.zis city
y The damp weather KEEP lie aaH
8bay and MS tts@qa4s fas.ae aao5z Eli
#dav hu.a1aa5=G p. ~. fa h -
#ogen Up =5osf4a==az4 Tie explosion aF
@caaaep eraeHlz 5zlraa .ac=e =f.Il.
arat'et t.za sna5aes aal ma azr9-
8oas ao#ts #as .amH #aat=a.= =5f.e#H
5c1etIe5 a1av#aas tt.aezz ~ zgat
Etofped0e55 sfz rockets and foH8a can
4 dies were addict 20 she =lfs.= fire.
works. and f'.5s were exploded with
ssUeh ffeaU@a#> all ever tza af5E Hha
i the darkeHea s@tes hal She appear
anee =o1 i grand display 81 shooting
stars.
The postoe.ee. banks aal abroad
freight Offices took Gay off to 5e.e-
brate and manz=of fbe places of bust
ness We're closed for the afternoon
and some for all day. So that the
clerks and employees might enjoy a
rest on the day of independence.
1t was at Bel park where The real
gala scenes occurred though tbe#rain
prevented the day from being cele.
brated on SO large a scale as ii would
have been, because the weather
kept many away from The park.
There was double header game
Of bail at the park between the Pine
Bluff and Monroe Cotton States
League teams and the result of the
first game played in the afternoon,
and defeat for Pine Gluff, did more
to dampen the afdor of the Pine Bluff
people at the park than the rain Bur
the afternoon game was Won by the
locals, and then the people began TO
celebrate and lubilate at the pa X in
earnest.
At night there was a grand display
Of fireworks at the park. though net
on SO great a scale as it was an
nouneed that it would be. However,
it was very pretty, and added much
to t.ae pleasure and interest of the
celebration.
There was also a play at the park
theater last night which was well at
tended. Dancing and Other folms of
amusement We're indulged in, which
made the occasion pleasant one to
those at the park.
There was also a band concert dur
ing the fireworks display which was
much appreciated by those present.
There was an absence of Fourth of
July oratory. but nobody made any
Kick on that account. because a long
winded. spread-eagle speech by
Fourth of July spouter doesn't go very
far toward making a fellows enthu
SiaSTp roil over
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
Tragedy No. 8.

Eldorado Williams, negress who
was the keeper of house of i'll re-
pute in the negro tenderloin district
on East Fourth avenue. was shot and
killed near II o'clock Friday night by
a white man whose name is unknown
to the officers.
There were three inmates of the
house in addition to the Williams
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05

TIE Fourth ef July celeb alton
started in Pine Bluff ana vicinity early.
in fact. day ahead. and by eos d.
No.. had three killings and oze man
dangerously shot.
Tragedy no. /.
The first of the four tragedies to
occur, was the killing Of Bud Wright
an Iron Mountain conductor, at Nc
Ghee. south of Pine Bluff. by john
Go0dWin. negro. Wright was coa=
dGetor on a local freight 6rajn. The
killing occurred at 3: 81 p. m.
The#wffe and children Of Conductor
1'Hief We're ca tse aa5a ca folHe
10 IEfste Rock, 10 spead the Fourth.
Near HcGhea. John Goodwin, a negro.
boarded the train He was noisy AMI
ineI8el TO be Qaarrels9me TIE po1tca
to13 him he must keep qtiat OF be
aaf off tie train. iastead=cf Goodwin
becoming qaiet. lie Eaeame enraeed
af WHAT tfe porter said. and the two
became engaged in scuftle in which
the porter drew pistol which Good
win snatched from the porters hand
and fired on the porter with It. He
missed his mark. but tie bullet pass
ed II ough two doors and struckCon
duetor Wright in the neck. producing
almost instant death. WIish; was
seated with his family in the car,
and they We're eating a lunch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
Mr.. Murray Returns.

Frank J. Murray who was reported
to have left the city never to return,
is at home again, and says he had no
intention Of going away permanently.
Frank had only gone fishing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
Hurt by Falling Horse.

Dermott, July "A white man
named Brady was seriously hurt by
the horse he was riding Slipping and
falling on the Blufyille bridge and
Brady was caught under the horse and
badly injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
COTTON CROPS
IN BETTER SHAPE THAN AT THE
DATE OF THE DATE Or THE
BULLETIN IN MAY.
Mississippi Shows Up Best at Pres.
ent, But Arkansas Has Bsst
Ten-Yeaf Average.


Washington July 4-Tha monthly
report OF the chief of the bureau of
statistics Of the department of agri-
culture will show TIE average condi-
ton Of cotton on June . to have
been I'll. az compared with 74.1 on
May 25, 19ez; S4.7 on June 3. 1902;
S1.1 on Jane IS. 1aal and te' e'h-year
average Of S5.4.
The following table shows Il con-
dition by states on June % in each
Of the last two years and that on
Nay 26. 1908, with the ten-year aver
ages:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
Z / l. L CO r

- t"s('725'st -- Attend
TIE G-e7zzf
kjn@slaH4-.a 80 open
ga -f3z5is u Il ef re-
Ii@GHs @.5s53. - ~ Rev.
j -. #sg-55i2 S erday
were read ~ read.
iifs I1's t5zi'.##e + elect
lsz=5 es=.e=z' 9nfer-
f}te Rstr=5a WHson,
II -. al and L.
\. Nefa#a i Tuck
=. 2ta#Alz#1As & cd al
tef#ates
I hold
t5s post g { con
lezeuaa
i'eF=. ". =. { renee
ms iztaf I duccd
t6#flzs ealtf# IL talk
"a the iMpafaH. Il mis-
sie9afz Gea#
sti' tHG GOI-
ference lie eu Sunday
schools. efiasatzsa port Of
various can#.5Haaz= siycd.
Rev |. ". EaHzH8 s.4#aaIf at II
O'clock
Gonfereaee. .eReae4 promptly at
p. III. After devotional a4aacises Fri
day, the question q Gaanea vas rails
ed and the onarses# Vars eaTled and
this question was Thoroughly discus
sed. Many timely speeches were
made on the sGbfeef af tae fnanciN
interests OF the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
oankruptcy Suit Against E. j. M1rrau

'oPecy quit Against F. ]. Murray.
. l. Helnberger has filed a complaint
~ bankruptcy in the federal court at
.l''ie Rock for creditors of Frank +.
murray. The creditors named in the
pe'i'ion are Hawkins Manufacturing
oo'lpany, y OF Kansas City, s3o7: VIM.
~ RYE St. Louis, s1s3; Isaac Drey-
lus' Pine Bluff, s1e7; Coleman & Bell
attorneys, 500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05
n e al Dunn Dead.

Neal Dunn. a brother Of Gray Dunn,
the popular river pilot. died at his
plantation Saturday and will be bur
led at the family burying ground en-
the Young place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05

tempting 10 h5 II
Woaid "hlt csss#
poar.
Carol -u24Izaa ms
Mae I'lctatc1 N.t =,
the property af=9.
a 22.aaIit5re.# saars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05

Telling your troubles only enlarges
them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-05

WeIa@n Mar Alien. Lille B-ool.s AMI
65za=t't=er re Alien woman n4aae
l-o L----M--- .LaLe4an1 c0n1ernLaE
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
ANOTHER OPERATION.

The operation this morning was a.
most identical to that of Thursday
morning.
The pope lay on his couch with his
skin exposed. The affected parts were
washed with solution of alcohol, CO.
caine was hypodermically injected and
DR. Mazzoni inserted a pravel needle,
which by suction drew out the vitiated
matter.
The operation was comparatively
painless and was performed without
resource to cloroform.
After the operation the pope felt so
relieved that he insisted on getting up
and took several steps towards his arm
chair and seated himself for few
minutes.
He then arose and going to the book
shelves where he keeps his favorite
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
Sad Accident in Reno

Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
Dora, the little daughter Of Alex Ag-
uayo, met with a painful accident
while riding on a dray at the wood
yard west of town, says Fridays Reno
Gazette.
The little girl was playing with
another child in the wood yard and
for further amusement mounted the
oed of a passing dray. The girls feet
gere hanging on the outside and in
making a turn the front wheel caught
the childs legs against the dray. The
light leg was broken above the knee
and the left was badly bruised. She
vas taken to the desidence of William
.Cixon where DIR. Sickle assisted b.,
Or. Walker reduced the fracture.
The little one will recover. but ii
will be a long time before she is able
{" walk about again.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
PROGRESS
IS RAPID
WinnemuCCans Can Talk With
Paradise Over Phone Next
Wednesday

Prof. w. L. Butler, who Is putting in
the telephone line connecting Paradise
and Golconda with Winnemucca, called
up the Silver State office this morn
ing over the line and stated that he
was at Willow Point, to which pace
the line had been entirely finished and
put in first-class working order. The
men were working on the extension
beyond him. and he said that by
evening the line would be completed
to station five miles beyond Willow
Point. At the time Mr.. Butler was
talking he stated that the wind was
blowing at a regular hurricane gait,
nevertheless, every word could be
plainly and distinctly heard.
The poles are now set and ready to
receive the wire up to a point within
six miles of Paradise. and the as
surance was given that communicate On
between Winnemucca and Paradise
will be established by next Wednesday
evening. This will be much sooner
than was expected. or at least an
nounced, when the construction work
was started. and it is pleasing sur
prise to everybody.
| 1t was understood before Prof. But
.er began to build the line that sew.
eral phones would be placed on ranch
es conveniently situated. The number
of these has increased so that prac
tically all the ranches along the line
have ordered telephones, and most Ci
these are being put in at this time
The enterprise is being well received
ae Paradise and the instruments there
and on the ranches along the line arr
SO many in number that it is now ex
pected an exchange will be founC
necessary at Paradise.
Prof. Butler is promoting the enter
prise in a manner that is most credit
able. He has the reputation OF bein.
progressive and thorough in all tha
he undertakes, and his remarkable
success as principal of the Eurek;
schools for the past two years beaIi
out this statement. He is as wei
equipped for the management of ;
telephone system as of frst-clas
school, and will spare no expense o
work to give satisfaction to the pa
irons of the line.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
Maintaining His Struggle
AGAINST Death in Remark
able Manner
PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY
He Is Apparently in Possession
of all the Strength of Later
Years

ROME, July 10.-3:45 p. m.-The
pope's marvellous vitality still permits
him to maintain his struggle against
death, although a portion of the night
was passed in sleepless waiting. He
greeted his doctors this morning witt
hopeful expressions.
1t was decided to perform another
operation, which was executed by DR..
Mazzoni, assisted by DIR. Laponi. The
patient was visibly relieved and soon
after arose. sat in his arm chair and
read his favorite Latin poet, Horace.
The usual light nourishment was taken
at noon and the pope then lay down
for long rest.
Although there is intense public
anxiety, the neighborhood of the Vati-
can and ST. Peters is comparatively
quiet.
1 he vicar of Rome has issued proc
lamation asking for prayers for the re-
coyery of His Holiness and caused it t.
be posted from the front of all the
churches, which throughout the day
have been crowded with praying men
ar women.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
ROSE AT SIX O'CLOCK.

ROME, July 10.-The pope rose at
O'Clock this morning.
He said that ne thought the air OF
his room was somewhat vitiated and
wanted it changed.
An attendant Piro Contra, after
having been authorized to do so by DR..
Lapponi opened the windows of tne
whole apartment, including that Ct tn
sick room, the pontiff having previous
L. been carefully covered with extra
blankets
After remaining open for a short
time the windows were closed, with
the exception OF the window of the
sick room, DR.. Lapponi having decid-
ed that the balmy, fresh air could only
do the patient good.
The opening and shutting Of the
windows was watched from the piazza
by the people who had gathered there
to hear the latest news, and some CT
them interpreted it as meaning that
the pontiff was dead, which necessi-
Idleu d plOupl OhASAoi dShA"A'
The pope prayed for half an hour
and then had breakfast, partaking OF
the yolk of an egg beaten up with sd
gar, hot coffee and light biscuit. The
pope then attended to his toilet, but
he did not shave. He then received
his private secretary, Mgr Angel, who
was again surprised at the popes
brightness Of mind and display of en-
ergy
On leaving the sick room Mgr. An
geli remarked to those who surrounded
him and asked for news, that, II 1t was
not known that the pope was danger
ously i'll, from his appearance at tha'
time one would say he was in his nor
NAL condition.
The monsignor added that the pom
tiff referred to several difficult mat
ters, recalling exactly the most minuts
details and dates with marvellous
promptness, and all this to the ae'
compartment of snuff-taking. Th'
same impressions were formed b,
Count Camille Pecci, who visited the
pope after Mgr. Angel.
he doctors visit and the operation
followed.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
Peace Restored at Last

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 10.-Afte.
talking with Governor Durbin over the
telephone this afternoon Brigadier
General Mckee tonight ordered ali
troops removed from Evansville. The
city will be left in charge of the police
department, which is armed with ri
1es. There were seven funerals today
Ali were conducted quietly. The min
lsters in one or two cases prayed for
the city and county administrations
and said it was not time for crit
icism, but for sympathy for the
friends of the dead. Two more of the
wounded are pronounced by the sur
geons to be in a critical condition
The grand jury is taking testimony on
Monday nights shooting.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
establish a tin plate plant in the City
of Mexico at a cost of 800, 900

establish a tin plate plant in the City
of Mexico at a cost of 800. 900.
San Jose, July 1O.-Lenore Spotorno,
the seven-year-old daughter of Mr.
Spotorno of the firm of O'Brien &
Spotorno of San Francisco. was
drowned in the swimming tank at
Vic Ponelet's mountain home.
San Francisco, July 10.-The trans
port Thomas, Captain Bulford, arriv-
ed today from Manila, by way of Ma
gaski, having on board three squad
rons of the Fifth cavalry and Compan-
les G and H of the army engineers,
$50 sick and $50 casuals.
Constantinople, July. 10-Official
news received from Sofia yesterday
was more restraining. Bulgaria has
abandoned her intention CT reinforcing
her troops on the frontier. In diplo-
matte circles a calm view Of the si.-
uation is now taken and it is believed
the storm has passed away.
San Francisco, July10.-The French
cruiser Protet arrived here today from
San Diego, for the special purpose of
being in harbor during the celebI alton
of the fall of the Bastile on July IA.
Admiral Adigard and his officers wi ]
be entertained during their stay in this
port by the French residents of this
city
Knoxville, Tenn, July 10.-A pack
age arrived here today from Kansas
City, Mo-, addressed TO Sheriff Jim Fix,
Knoxville, Tenn. 1t contained the sad
die and bride which Harvey Logan
carried from the Knox county jail's
stable when he escaped ON the Sher-
iff's horse June o. The horse returned
the day following. with the saddle and
bride missing. This express shipment
may indicate that Logan is in the
west
Washington. July 10.-Postmaster
General Payne announced that he
would leave here next Wednesday on
cruise along the coast to Boston
He said that he would take advan-
tage of the regular cruise of the rev.
enue cutter Onandagan to go on that
vessel and would be away about ten
days.
Topeka, Kan, July 10.-The SUI
preme Court today allowed Chauncey
Dewey, w. j. Mcbride and Clyds
Wilson, the St Francis ranchmen. to
go free from Jail upon securing s15.-
00t bonds to be approved by Sheriff
Mccullough Of Cheyenne county
Chauncey Dewey said this afternoon
that the bonds were all arranged and
that they would be out of Jail Mon
day.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
Misredd Train Orders

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, July TO-
Two St. Paul freight trains collided
.ast night near Amana. Both engine
Ind seventeen cars were piled in q
confused mass. The dead:
JOS. DUESK, foreman, Cedar Rap
ids.
GEO. HAYNES, brakeman, Cedar
Rapids.
Unidentified man. supposed to be a
tramp.
The injured:
Engineer Ross, Marion, slight.
E. c.. Peeley, fireman, slightly.
Several tramps who were stealing
ride may be under the wreckage.
The collision was caused by misread-
ing orders.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
New Cup Dete n is Perfect

1ne new cup Qelenuer is the most
scientifically built racing yacht ever
constructed. 1t is the acme Of perfec-
zion and is expected to prove a world
heater. The acme of perfection in
IL Medicine was reached half century
ago, when Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters was first introduced TO the public.
Its wonderful success during those
years stamp it as a world-beater, es-
pecially in curing such ailments as
sick headache, belching, fiatulency.
less of appetite. indigestion, dyspep-
sia, liver and kidney troubles, or ma
aria, fever and ague. A trial is all
that is necessary TO convince you OF
its value. We know you'll be satisfied
with the result and thankful for TAX
ing our advice. 1t cant disappoint
you. because it is especially compound
ed for such ailments. Try II today.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
Chinese Woman Mangled

Yesterday afternoon a Chinese wo-
man attempted to leave moving train
in the Wadsworth yard and was
thrown under the wheels.
The left leg was oadly mangled in
the accident. She was brought to
Reno last evening and taken to the
county hospital.
Last night County Physician Abb
bett, DIR. Thoma and DR.. Morris OF
Wadsworth, amputated the member
Just above the knee. The operation
was entirely successful and undoubt-
eoly the woman will recover.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-11
Western Pacific Railway
Company Files Articles of
Incorporation
THE ROUTE IS DESCRIBED
Total Length of the Main Line
is Estimated to be 6O1
Miles

The atircles of incorporation of the
Western Pacific Railway company"
re flel for recoId in the Office Il the
county recorder of Humbolut county,
yesteday afternoon. The articles COW
er several large pages, printed, and set
forth the names of H. F. Fortmann,
d. Brown, James Treadwell, d. F.
Walker, George A. Batchelder, John
Lloyd and c. A. Gray as the incorpor-
ators.
The articles of the Western Pacific
company, notice of filing at Carson
of which was printed in these columns
"a few days ago, are of the Western
Pacific Construction company" and
the two are understood to be the same.
A copy of the latter's articles has not
vet been received for filing here.
The articles of the Western Pacific
Railway company state the the object
Of the organization is to construct,
purchase, lease, own, acquire, operate,
and maintain lines of railroad within
the states of California, Nevada and
| Utah" together with al necessary lines
| o. business incident to owning and
/ operating said lines; also, to purchase,
and maintain the right-ofway, prop
/ erty, etc, of the San Francisco Termi-
nal Railway and Ferry company, the
Sacramento & Oakland Railway COM
pany, the Alameda & San Joaquin
aailroad company, and such other
roads in California, Nevada or Utah
as may be decided necessary or de-
sirable later. The capitalization is
given as $4,000 ,OOO
| The articles, after providing for cleo
ton of officers, says that the track Of
all the company's lines shall be stand
ard guage, and designates where each
existing and intending line shall be
run After describing the route up
through Oakland, Stockton, Saera-
mento, Marysville, Groville and along
the north fork of Feather river to
point in the Sierra Valley, the descrip-
ZION reads:
thence easterly by a convenient,
practical and feasible route across
laid Sierra Valley and through Beck
With Pass to a point on the California
line between the states of California
and Nevada; thence in general
ncrtheasterly and easterly direction
by convenient, practical and feasi-
ole route across said state of Nevada
ID point on the boundary line be-
| tween the states of Nevada and Utah;
thence in a general easterly direction
by convenient, practical and feasible
route to a point in Salt Lake City,"
etc. The estimated length of the main
Inc is $40 miles.
Thus it will be seen that Winnemuc-
ca will be right smack on the con
and there is every reason to believe
the rumors are well founded that the
new road will run through the town.
1; has been further demonstrated that
his is logical location for terminal
point, and in all probability it will be.
Let the good work go on, and let's
drop the silly little quarrels, the growl-
ing and the knocking that have held
the best town in the state back for all
these years, and unite in a solid body
for the advancement of the county and
lor greater Winnemucca. Seizing the
opportunity. let's make the most of it.
and, if necessary, help make the or-
,portunity.