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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
CARRY COTTON DIRECT.
From New Orleans to Manchester
Arranged.

London. Oct. 7-Manchester's fight
for a diversion of a portion of l.iv-
el pools cotton trade from America
has resulted, according to statements
rubNlshed in an arrangement Wfh
the Leyland line and the Manchester
liners, limited, Of Manchester. where
b, the two companies will combine
for the purpose of carrying cotton
cargoes direct from New Orleans 10
Manchester. The Leyland line steam
er Cuban. sailing from New Orleans
about the middle of October. will. 1t
is added. inaugurate 'ho new depar-
ture, and thereafter the two compa-
nies will make alternate fortnSh'lE
sailings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
SHOT ENDED HIS LIFE.
Frank Harper Died Wedn csday at
Fayetteville.

Fayetteville. Oct. Cadet Tom
Miller. son of J. S. Miller. Of FL Dora
co. who was accidentally shot Mon
dav afternoon by Frank Harper. died
" ednesday morning at $50 O'Clock
The boys were rOommates and
bosom friends. 1t seems that the two
boys were playing with their pistols
which were supposed to be unloaded
They we're standing together. Har
rer's pistol pointing toward Miller
when it was accidentally discharged
the bullet entering Miller's abdomen
ranging upward toward the spine.
Three physicians were with the
young man fifteen minutes after the
accident. and all that could be was
done for him, but without avail.
Through respect the university sus
pended all exercises for the day.
Young Miler's remains were ship
ped to Ell Dorado Wednesday al | p
m. The funeral services We're con
,'ncted by Rev. Steele at the univer
e'tv chanel. company Of cadets par
ticpating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07

ru Thursday !. i, 3.J7abIa tha
Capt. Portiro Diaz, IA 2rrsiden $ sol
will be a member Of l. distinguished
parry who Will accompany the vice
president.
Miss Katherine Clayton. daughter
of The American ambassador. has left
Tor TIL United Statr> 10 visit her
sis5er, Earones~ Monct~ur. wife OF
the Erlgian minister ii Washington.
Newspapers arf. spec0iatiug as to
tht probable successor - Ambassa
dor Clayton. who vi. retire next
March There is some sall> of chas.
Page Bryan. nov Unitset States min
lister to Portugal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
MONT PEuEE is AGAIN
IN ACTIVE ERUPTION

Kingston. ST Vincent. Oct. THE
captain of the British steamer Sihun
which arrived today. renorts fha
when the steamer passed the lsla"d
o. Martinique. on Sent"mber 80
Moni Pelee was in full eruption. Th"
spectacle was seen by those on board
the Sibun at . cclacE in tho '''c"'i9 >
cf the day mentioned, the volcano
emitting stupendOus black clouds an
balls of fire. This accounts for the
dust clouds reported to have been
seen throughout the Windward Isl
ands
Early in May. 1902. Mont Peleo
broke into violent eruption, wiping
out the city of st. Pierre and reach
ing other towns near by. The loss OF
life On that occasion was estimated
al 10000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
FARMER SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Thomas Hunt, Who Lives Near Poca-
hontas, Victim Of Unknown Enemy.

Pocahon1as. Oct. News has just
reached here from about four miles
vesi of town that some one shot 9
farmer bv the name of Thomas Hunt
from ambush. The shot were small
and only four of them struck him.
One took effect in the face and three
in the breast. He was not seriously
hurt.
The neighborhood is getting excite |
and r,lmor came to town after
the sheriff to 90 out and help locat"
the person who did the shooting. The
sheriff sent three deputies out. but
they have not returned, and the re
ports in regard to who did the shoot
ing are very meag"r, Suspicion rest 5
uron a man living no far away. as
he and Hunt had heen at outs fo''
sCme time. and they were said 10
have been CARRYING guns for each
other few weeks ago.
Parties who are acquainted in the
neighborhood do not look for any
further serious trouble and think
things will he quiet again by tomor-
row.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
SWIPED FEATHER BEDS
TWO SMOOTH YOUNG MEN 90
GRANT COUNTY.
Took Beds to Renovate and Returo
but Sold Them to James Dreyfus.
Pine Bluff.

Messrs. R. T. Threet and John
Dortch. who live about eighteen miles
west of Sheridan in Grant county. are
in the city today asking Sheriff Gould
and his deputies to help them find the
men who got their feather beds for
the purpose of renovating them ami
who did not return. They have found
tie feather beds in the possession OF
Mr. Jim Dreyfus. who. in turn. is now
looking for the man who sold them
to him. Parties in Missouri are also
looking for the men who We're to rem
ovate the feather beds but the Mis-
souri, officers want the same men. 50
i, is alleged. for horse stealing.
1t seems that about three weeks
ago, two young men who We're well!
dressed and smooth of tongue drov"
through the neighborhood aroun'!
Sheridan and took up all the feather
beds they could carry for the alleged
purpose of renovating and cleaning
them. They claimed to have estab,
lished a renovating plant at Sheridan
and for small amount. would clean
and renovase the beds. making them
a, good as new. They obtained a
number of the beds. and instead ct
taking them to Sheridan. brough1
them to Pine Bluff and sold them.
Mr. Jim Dreyfus was approached
bv young man who gave
his name as StO"e. and made
purchase of the feathers, not knowing
at the time that they wore s+ola'.
Mr.. Dreyfus gave a check for abo"
S62 for the beds and although IN
check was cashed has never en- or
heard of the young men. He bou'h
five feather beds from Stone. Massrs,
Threet and Dortch have laid the mat
ter before Sheriff Gould and MIR
Gould will work on the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
WEALTHY RECLUSE
BEING TRIED AT OZARK ON THE
CHARGE OF BEING
INSANE
Gave $1,000 to His Washerwoman
and 1t Created the Opinion That
he Was Crazy.


Ozark, Oct. An unusual case
has been on trial at the adjourned
term of the circuit court. which open
ed here, with Judge i. Fl. Evans pre-
sidin. The principal figure in the
p: oceedings is BILLY" Silas. veal.
thy recluse. who. in May last, gave
sum of $l.611.50. On the same day
he was found in an old field near
town, was brought back to the city
and placed in Jail here. and was af-
terwards adjudged insane and has re-
mained incarcerated ever since.
The suit is to ascertain whether
he was insane or not at the time he
made the gift to Mrs. Cowan. The
case has ELECTED much interest here,
as Silas is we'll known character,
having resided at this place for thir.
ty-six years. 1t is not known fully
how much money he has. or had. Hn
gave the county treasurer over 5000
with which to pay a few little debts
and purchase him some luXures.
The case went 90 the jury last night
at Q O'Clock and the jurors have not
vet agreed upon a verdict.
Judge Evans had the sheriff sum-
mon special grand jury to invest;-
gate the Shiloh church tragedy yes
te,rday. and the jury was empaneled
today. n. A. Nickel being appointee
foreman The investigation is now in
progress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
A GREWSOME FIND
cOGS UNEARTH BODY OF WHITE
INFANT NEAR TENTH
AND OAK
Fifth Body of Dead 8aby to Be Founa
in Pine Bluff During the
Present Year
NO DEVELOPMENT AT INQUEST

An old negro woman reported a
s.reWSOme find 10 the police this mora
irg A small white pine box which
contained the badly decomposed body
OF young white baby boy about
three days old had been unearthed
ir vacant lot near Tenth avenue and
Oak street by some dogs which had
been scratching there. The old wC-
man was afraid to touch the box. bu,
sent word to the police headquarters
and the police made the investigation.
The body was wrapped in some rags
and evidently had been nicely buried
1t was a boy and had been dead near
" week. The body was carried to
the morgue of the Holderness-Sen-
yard company and coroner McGaughv
held a preliminary inquest this morn
ing But little information furthe:
than the finding of the box was
brought out at the inquest, This is
the fifth unknown child that has been
found in Pine Bluff during the year.
The identity of the child is a mys
terry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
WILLIAMS At LOUISVILLE.
M;ssissippian Dealt Chiefly Witt,
~ Roosevelt's Record.

Louisville Ky. Oct 7.-Congress-
nan John Sharp Williams opened the
campaign in Louisville for the Demo
or" &c party last night at meeting
which drew large crowd to the Sew
cnth street Armory. the place being
e'led to the doors The meeting was
preceded by long parade of the
Democratic clubs of the city. carrying
Parker banners and Japanese Ian
terms.
Mr.. Williams soeech was largely
pitched in a key of intense sarcasm,
dealing mainly with the record of tho
Roosevelt administration and the
view of the president, as set forth in
his letter of acceptance. He took
some time to answer the charge thar
the Democratic party is not party
of conservative statesmen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
IMPORTATION OF NEGROES.
Republicans Charged With Entering
on Attempt to Get Votes.

Indianapolis Ind, Oct Tine
Democratic state central comlhll'ee
is in possession Of positive evidence
in the form of a letter TO Republl-
can county chairman. that the Repup
licans have entered on systematic
attempt to import negroes into inns
state from Kentucky and Tennessee
to vote in the coming election. An
agency for the importation OF negroes
has been established at Henderson,
Ky. it is alleged. and the man In
charge of it has been frequent WIS
itor to Republican headquarters IN
this city. The Republican managers
say they have been looking up ne
groes in Kentucky who belong IN IN
diana but who are temporarily out
Of the state. and having no residence
il Kentucky they would not be per
mitted to vote there. The part OF
the letter which is given out by tne
Democratic committee is notlhca
tion that a list of colored men is sent
and reads as follows:
.sPlease find the list OF names as
Won requested. Hoping they are all
q k was very much pleased with
the meeting at Cannelton, and was
little surprised at the talk OF some
of onr committeeman. and hope tina
there will not be any mistakes mao'
., tho wCr,- Thoro is no r"asoa t'
fear trouble if ii is done prohefF
Success is assured, but II requires
a little nerve. There are Few
k1ckers against our plans. but they
are dying hard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
SOME LIVELY RACES PROMISED

With the announcement of the
meeting of the city Democratic CEN
tral committee municipal politics be
gin to stir and the political pot will
soon be boiling, Several important
Offices are to be filled and as there
is every indication that the commit
tee will fix au early date for the prl-
zcaries. the candidates will soon be
in the field Only rumors as to the
possible candidates can be heard at
present. but it is practically assured
that most of the present incumbentS
will have opposition. The city Off
ces to be filled are that of mayor.
city treasurer police Judge. one al
German from each Of the four wards.
With the election Of mayor comes the
appointment and election OF chl"f
of police. chief of fire department
city engineer. foreman Of the street
gang and sani, arian. Mayor n. King
White viii he a candidate for reelec-
tlen. so the current rumor has gone.
and he will have opposition.
W. l.. Tonev is at present police
Judge but has not announced his IN
tenhions. Should Judge Toney MOI
be a candidate there will be several
candidates in the field.
Ralph Ribinson is the present IN
cGmbent in the office of city treasurer
and there are several other prospect
;y4. candidates for that office.
For alderman. the field is nncer'
tain. Those whose terms expire ana
whose successors are to -be elected
orc T. f. Boyce. first ward, VIM.
N,chol. Second ward: DR.. A. c. .'or-
dan. Third ward and Gabe Meyer
Fourth ward The intentions or THESE
gentlemen are not known as yet
The central committee will fix the
date for the primary some time IN
January and the political pot mas
already begun to simmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
MSS KATHERINE CLAYTON
WILL VISIT HER SISTER

Mexico City, Oct. 7-Tha members
OF the international biographical con
gress spent yesterday visiting the
national museum, and today will be
received at the palace by the federal
district authorities. President piaz
will receive the geographers. There
are sixty-seven in the party.
Vice President-Elect Carol and
party will leave here for the. ST. Louis
exposition on the presidential train
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
Wants 1t.

The following is taken from the
Little Rock Gazette of today:
The J. Ed Murray camp. L. {. ".
e Pine Bluff has endorsed Capt N.
r Roberts OF that camp for Conn
mander Of the Arkansas division to
succeed Gen. T. j. Churchill, claiming
that Omer r. Weaver camp OF Little
Rock agreed a year ago to support
Capt Roberts at the coming election
inasmuch as the latter withdrew from
the race last year and left the field
to Gen Churchill.
Officers and members of Omer K.
Weaver camp denied yesterday that
any such agreement had been made
in regard to the election of a com
h,ander his year Capt w. NJ Wat
lins and Adjt. J. Kellogg of the local
camp. as we'll as several members of
he camp. declared that the matter
and that the delegates from this camp
10 HE reunion at Pine Bluff last year
" ere absolutely unauthorized to make
any agreement for the future. Capt.
Roberts withdrew from the race last
wear after both he and Gen. Churchill
we're nominated and no word was
said about the election in 1904 it is
claimed The officials of the local
camp declare that If any individual
made a statement to the effect tina
the Omer r. daver camp would
support Capt. Roberts in 1904. it was
withou authority. and the camp is
not bound by it.
1t is declared that il Gen. Churchill
was not in the race the local camp
would be glad to support Capt. Rob
erts. but that the local camp is in ia
vor of giving the Office to Gen. Chur-
chill as long as he wants it. They
assert that it is due him as the only
major general in Arkansas and a
soldier who won the highest distinc-
ton in both civil and Mexican wars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
SON KILLS FAITH ER.
They Engaged in Pistol Duel After
Quarrel Over Crops

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. II dis
patch from Killo, this state. says:
"H C. Watson, a farmer was shot
dead in a pistol duel yesterday by his
son Ben. in the presence of his Wife.
the boys mother
"The father and son had a dispute
over a crop division. The father shot
three times and the boy once.
"The senior Watson was shot
through the heart The young man
is in jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
EELENA'S NEW $4,000 HOTEL

The new $4,000 hotel which ha,
Eeen built by local corporation a.
Helena is about completed and viii
ie ready for opening by January 1. It
is thoroughly modern structure
three stories in height. of pressed
brick, with sieam heat and all modern
improvements. 1t has not been nam
ed vet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
RESIGNED AS MANAGER.

Mr. Sennett Seabrool has resigned
his position as manager of the Con
s,1mers' Ice company and has accept
ed position in the Office of the Bluff
City Lumber company. Mr.. SeabrOOEi
is succeeded by Mr.. r. Schaefer. for
SINE time chief engineer of the com
pany. who will temporarily act as
manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07

Is. a. Maronev. for many years
sheriff of Lincoln county and one or
the best known men in southwest
Arkansas. committed suicide at his
home in Star City Thursday night
about 7:3o o%ock. No reasdm is
given for the rash act. Allie Maroney.
as he is generally known. was man
OF high moral courage. happy dispi.
sltlOn. and a man Of MANY friends
tie mad at all times commanded the
respect Of his enemies and admiration
and love of his friends When tho
news first reached Pine Bluff. those
OF his friends here would not believe
that MIR. Maroney had taken his own
life, but rather thought that some
one had killed him. They were loat.,
tG believe the confirmation OF th,
story that the popular sheriff had ia
ken his own life
"A telephone message from Star
City this morning conveyed but little
of the details of the tragedy Mr..
NaroneY complained Of not feeling
Well and started 10 90 TO bed about
-" O'Clock. saying that he wanted
to get good nights rest. He was
sitting on tn" edge of he bed and
had begun to undresS preparatory to
retiring. His wife was in the room
with him and he talked freely to her
about business and personal ma ters
but gave her no inkling of what was
really going on in his mind. He got
up from the side of the bed and walk
ec through the dining room and into
the Kitchen. His wife did not follow
him, and next she heard the pistol
shot. She ran into the kitchen and
found her husband weltering in
pool of his own blood Mr.. Maroney
had shot himself through the hear.
pistol lying near by, which seemed
to have fallen from his hand. lent
color to the idea of suicide Mrs.
Maroney hastily called the neighbors,
but the man was dead. the bullet hav-
ing pierced the vital organ
b. A. Maroney was one of the most
popular men in I.inceln county and
had many friends in jefferson county
who regret his rash act He was about
thirty-five years of age and had been
Ch nrif nf hn 81,
years. He had always been an eff
Gent officer and very popular with all
classes At the last general election
he was elected circuit clerk of Lin
coin county and was just finishing up
his work as sheriff TO take tnat no-
sitlon in November He was vrv
steady in his habits and done of the
characteristics of the man was that
he always seemed in good humor,
him
Chancellor John NJ. Elliott OF this
city, close personal friend of Mr.
Maroney, was among the first in tha
city to receive the news. Judge Ea-
liott says he can hardly believe thar
Mr. Maroney committed suicide. bur
IS at a loss to ascrbe a reason for
his death. The idea of suicide SEEM
ed to be So entirely foreign to the
mans nature that none of his friends
will believe that he did. and vet the
theory of murder is hard to maintain
because of the circumstances. Sher-
if Maroney made his accounting for
the funds of his office last July and
he cannot be short in his accounts.
Judge Elliott and all his other friends
are trying to get additional infOrma
ton from Star City. bu, the telephone
line works poorly and news of the
tragedy is meager.
Sheriff Maroney leaves wife and
three children. The coroner will
hold an inquest today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07

Doubter' October %. "Christianity Y
Not Theology" These subjects are
questions of the hour up for settle
rlent. Evangelist Percy Cross viii
discuss them at First Christian
church. corner Sixth and Beech. Ey-
|erybody invited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
SPECIAL SERMONS.

Beginning Sunday night, October y
*sTIink! Christianity or lnhdelity"
October 16, "Thomas Dedymus, a
Character Study or the Story OF a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07

OF course none of Capt. Roberts
friends claims that the delegates pres
ent at the meeting of the veterans
last year could make or did make 4
pledge which was binding on their
camps for 1904, but that delegates
present did promise to support Capt
Roberts and to use their influence TO
have their camps instruct for him
there is no doubt. Capt Roberts had
the place won last year but generous
ly declined TO oppose Cen. Churchill,
and it was because of this generosity
that the Omer r. Weaver delegates
made the promise to support him this
year Perhaps the camp does not ap-
p;eciate Capt. Roberts action in the
matter as it was appreciated by the
camps delegates at the meeting last
year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07

It's absolute proof to woman that
she is a good mother to her children
when their uncles and aunts tell her
she is spelling them-New Yo.is
Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07

\ woman hates to get caught out
il. rajnstorm with 5arters that run
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
DENY THE PLEDGE
CMER WEAVER CAMP SAYS NO
PROMISES MADE TO CAPT.
ROBERTS.
ROB Err rs.

Say That Camp Wants Gen. Churchill
for Commander as Long as He
Wants It,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-07
A SHERIFF SUICIDES,
E. A. MARONEY TAKES AIS oV;>s
LIFE AT Ills HOME AT
STAR CITY.

The Cause of the Rash Act Not e.
planned by Any of His
Friends.
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