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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-10
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
DEMURRER SUSTAINED.

Little Rock. October 6.-Judge Trie-
bar of the federal court yesterday
forenoon rendered a verbal Judgment
on the demurrer of the state in the
cases of the Iron Mountain Little
Rock and Fort Smith and the Ho'
Springs Western against the state
board Of railway assessment, sustain
ire the same and holding that the
federal court has no jurisdiction in
these tax cases. there being no di-
yersity OF citizenship. and no federal
questions involved He gave it as his
opinion. however, that an equitable
cause. of action had been set up, and
that the state courts have jurisdiction
in the premises No order was en-
tered today. however the matter be-
ing held in allowance for several days
l., order that the parties may deter
mine what course to pursue. whether
to take an appeal or to take the case
into the state courts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
A BROOM FACTORY
PINE BLUFF CAN EASILY SECURE
ONE IF 1T is Dc,
SIRED.
Mf. G, S. Brewer, a Practical Broom,
Manufacturer Here to Look Into
the Matter Of a Factory.
WOULD BE A VALUABLE PLANT

That it is easily possible for Pine
Bluf to secure broom factory there
is 40 doubt
Mr.. G.. S. Brewer of Arkansas Post
IS now in the city to the purpose OF
establishing a broom factory here at
sn early date if he can secure a suita-
bic location and at reasonable price.
Mr.. Brewer says that he is prac.
tcal mechanic. and all he wants to
secure is lot. and that he will
e! ect the buildings himself with the
aid of what carpenters he would need.
Mr.. Brewer says he is operating a
broom, factory successfully at Arkansas
Posi-, hence is a practical man. He
SAYS that he desire to engage in the
business here. as Pine Bluff would af-
ford a considerable market for tn
products OF his factory and that he
regards Pine Bluff as distributing
which is the chief reason he desires
to locate hern He (ays. thnt he.
would have easy access to markets
for large output
Mr. Brewer took the matter up
With the hoard of trade and all he
asks is for the board to aid hin, in Sc
curing a desirable location.
\ broom factory would not only be-
an advantage to the city in the way
tf an added industry but it would en-.
courage the growing of broomcorn by
the farmers because a market would
Ne afforded for it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
RULED OUT OF COURT,

.,us!-" Jacob Trieber. in the United
sia'e& circuit court Wednesday a.
Lj;ti@ Rock, held that federal courts
have 10 jurisdiction in the injunction
suits OF the ST. Louis. Iron Mountain
and Southern. Little Rock and Fort
Smith and Hot Springs Western rail.
/ eaJ's against the state board of rail
Ito% iefr these railroads is TO take
an appeal from Judge Trieber's decis
state court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
UNIVERSITY PUPIL
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Fayetteville. Ark. Oct. 6.-While
Frank Harper and Jesse Miller, stu
dents at the University of Arkansas
were fencing with revolvers. the gun
in the hand Of Harper was accident
ally discharged, the bullet enterlns
the right side of Miller's abdomen
and passing through to the left side
where it lodged.
An operation was performed by DIS.
Yates and Miller. and the bullet prob
eG for, but failed to locate 1t. HOW
ever. an X-ray machine will be used
to locate the bullet. Miller is In a
very critical condition and the chahceS
are greatly against his recovery bo' Il
the young men are from I'll Dofaao,
Union county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
TWO MEETINGS
Of eAPTtSTS or ARKANSAS TO
OCCUR. AND BOTH ARE IN.
PORTANT
)ne in Pine Bluff on November 10.
and the Other in Little Rock
November 4.

Two state Baptist meetings to be
held soon one at Pine Bluff and the
other at Little Rock. should not be
confused They are separate and
distinct bodies The Baptist State
convention. which is the original Or
S&niZed body of that denomination in
the state. will meet at Pine Bluff on
November is. in the fifty sixth annual
meeting. and great things are being
planned for the occasion. The general
association of Baptist churches. com
posed Of the dissenters from the par
ent body, when the division came two
years ago. will meet in Little Rock on
November t. 1t is announced that one
of their most celebrated mbssiona-
RES, Elder Said NJ ,Jureidini. of Syria.
will be in attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
FRIES FOR SABBATH SCHOOL

and life into the local Jewish Sabbath
school Rabbi Frisch has decided to
establish several annual prizes. There
will be a gold medal for general schol-
arshp and also money prize. the
latter endowed by Mr.. Chas. We'll.
There will also be a money prize for
the confirmation class, endowed by
Mrs. isaac Dreyfus. For exceptional
standing in the various other classes
there will be book prizes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
CAMP SPEAKS OUT
VETERANS OF THIS CITY WILL
PUSH N. T. ROBERTS FOR
COMMANDER.
Adopt Ringing Resolutions in Which
They Mention Promises Made by
Omer r. Weaver Delegates
THE RESOLUTIONS IN FULL

Az regular meetin. of J. Ed Muir.
ray camp L. G. Y. held on October 4,
1904. the followin. resolution was
adopted:
"Whereas. at the last annual state
convention of the Arkansas division,
IT c. V. held at Pine Bluff Ark. i'll
October, 1903. the camp and many
others. probably majority OF the
votes in said convention were instruct
ed for Cen n. T. Roberts for state
commander but Omer r. Weaer camp
OF Little Rock presented the name OF
Gen. Churchill, and asked his election
upon the plea that he was the onl'
surviving major general from Arkan-
sas who held that rank in the Con
f. derate army, was growing old, and
desired TO have the honor one time
to command the Arkansas division
IL. c. V. In spirit Of harmony. and
to avoid any sembance of contest in
the convention. Gen. Roberts with
drew in favor of Gen. Churchill and
asked that he be unanimously elected
which was done. Whereupon. Omes
Weaver delegates and others recogniZ
ing the generosity of Gen. Roberts,
declared that they would support him
at the next annual convention to
-
note that Omer r. Weaver camp has
instructed its delegates to the next
state convention to ask the election
of Cen Churchill 10 succeed himself
Now. believing it not to be we'll TO
I elect the same state commander tor
more than one term in order that the
same honor may be conferred upon
other faithful Confederate soldiers. be
i, resolved that the delegates from
this camp To the next state convention
be. and are hereby instructed. to nom
i,,ate Gen. \. r. Roberts for state COM
mander and urge his election.
The resolutions cover the case thor
ouehly. 1t is pretty well known that
Cen. Roberts had the position won at
the meeting of the convention in Pine
bluff last year, but generously de'
c,lned TO allow his name to be pre-
sented against that of Gen. Churchlii
because OF the warm ties OF friendship
existing between them. and while the
delegates present from Omer Weaver
Camp could not bind their camp by any
nledoe made at the convention. sun
thev promised to use their influence
to have their camp instruct for Gen
Roberts. The friends of Gen. Rob
erts will make earnest efforts to WIN
fcht for him. as they feel chat his
election at the next state meetlhs
ould only be simple justice 20 him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
TEXAS BOIL WEEViL.

Mr.. J. R. Parsons has returned from
an extended visit to friends and rela-
tiyes in Texas. Mr. Parsons brought
wi h hm several specimens OF the
genuine Texas boil weevil and has
left two of the weeyils at the Graphic
office. where they can be Inspected
a. anv time He guarantees that these
are the genuine weevils that have
Played havoc with the crops in Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

A holiday is always a nice thing for
the farmers crops that need rain.
There is something deadly dull
about doing things about which there
can be no scandal.
A woman's idea of proving that she
doesn't mind her child's hair being
red is to deny that it is.
There would be lot of money in it
fol the man who could patent W2}
always to get in the last word in q
al tgument.-New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
SUTCER GREEN IN JAIL.

SutItr Green, the negro who shot
and Killed the Holiday woman at
Humphrey last week. has been arrest
ed by Constable Beach of Roberts
township and is now in jail al the
Jefferson county jail. He was found
at Forrest City. The negro will be
given preliminary hearing in Pine
Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
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: EAST END NEWS. i
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ODeal Simmons is quite sick at
hear home on Ohio street.
!. Fl. Hays who has been employed
in the coach department of the Cotton
Belt, has resigned and will go TO
Mexico
The many friends OF Mr.. Dee
Ritchie prominent clerk in the
stcreroom of the Cotton Belt. regret
tC learn that on account OF poor
health he will have to spend the win
ter in FL Paso, Tex.
Rev. J. r. Dickerson received a let
ter from his sister in Missouri stat
ing that TWO of her children have
died of dphtheria and another is at
the point OF death.
The first ward school is progressing
uEder the supernitendencv Gf the prin-
cipal, Prof. Mean, and his able staff
of teachers.
East End is the most desirable To-
calitv in Pine Bluff if it were not for
the early discordant howl OF the mill
and shop whistles waking one up so
early.
Mess. W. Fl. and f. A. Rodgers left
yesterday to see the great fair,
A. q Cushion is visiting at the
residence OF C. f, Yoweii.
Mrs. A. Fl. Martin is on the sick
Est today.
w. j. Little. who has been quite sick
fo, month. is rapidly improving.
J. n. Little. who has been employed
a: the postoffice for some time past.
is back in the grocery business.
East End B. F. o. of A. will meet
tonight with Myrtle Little, the weath
er permitting.
Barney Lambert is seriously i'll.
Every department In the Cotton
Belt shops is being given a general
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
NlCHOl DISMISSED.

j. d. Nichol, the young man arrest
ed by the police Monday night on the
charge of stealing coat, was dis
charged yesterday afternoon by Police
Judge Toney. The young men who
preferred the charges of petit larceny
against Nichol could not substantiate
their charges,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
FIRST WILD GEESE

A flock of wild geese passed over
the city this morning and the familiar
"honk. honh" was heard for tAa first
tine this season. 1t is sign OF ap-
preaching cold weather. and the fellow
who is sill wearing his summer CLOTH
ing had best get a suit OF winter duds,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06

repairing and overhauling so that they
Will have a new appearance when
Miss Gould visits here the 18th Of this
month. All the boys want her TO
inspect one Of the cleanest and best
EHpt shops of the great Gould system.
Mrs. Norris OF Clarendon is visiting
Mrs. j. X. Diclerson.
Hiss Minnie Shinah will visit Little
K0ck friends and relatives the lasr
ot the wcek
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
EXPENSIVE SUIT OF CLOTHES.

George Washington. a coal black
reero. was arrested by the police los
night charged with stealing some Win
ter clothes, and was fined $40 by
Judge Toney. He was locked up and
the clothes returned to the owner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
SERVICES AT THE TEMPLE.

The services Friday night at the
Jewish temple will begin at 7:30 The
subject of Rabbi Frisch will be, Build
Thee More Stately Mansions"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
!, x. JONES WILL AID PARKER
H.dicuIes Report That He Had With
drawn His Support.

New York. Oct. 6.-Ex Senator Jas.
U 1onos of Arkansas, formerly chair
man of the Democratic national com
mittee saw Judge Parker today and
.,tor the conference, announced that
he will give his undivided time to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
OTHER LOCAL Y. NJ. C. a. NEWS

The ladies' exec1:5ivp ce.=.fjttA u
the Y. M. {. A. met Nedne@ ! ,fte:@
hoon at 3 O'Clock and appri1Esd crl'N.
m;tIee to receive Miss Hr'en Miller
Gould on tha occasion II ls.r visit
here to attend the openiIe Of the
Y. NJ c. A.. and ais" aom1nittee5 to
prepare for III" opening and reception.
The executive comm tee is composed
of the following ladies:
Mrs. Fred Fox. chairman; Mr4. Y.
F: Adams, Mrs. j. G.. Atkinson. Mrs
Mrs W. Fl. Langford, Mrs. c. f. An
Cuen, Mrs F.. A. Peck. Mrs. I. w.
| Crawford
The committees appointed ara -
follows:
Reception eommittee-Mrs n. 3.
Trnlock. Mrs Sam Alexander Mrs
W. D. Hearn. Mrs. w. 7. Young. Mrs.
~ B. Speers. Mrs S. W. kenward,
Mrs. W. n. Graves, Mrs. T. E. Adams.
Mrs. A. f. Richardson, Mrs. G. G.
Green. Mrs. W. l.. Dewoody, Mrs. !.
G. Atkinson, Mrs. W. II. L.aneford,
Mrs. Fred Fox, Mrs. NJ. =. Speers,
Mrs. f. j. R"ddn2. Mrs. James
Goree. Mrs. J. W. Crawford, Mrs. Fl.
|C. Higginbotham. Mrs. G. W. Smith
Mrs. isaac Dreyfus and Miss Bluthen-
thai
Decorating conmittee-Miss Emma
Byrd chairman; Mrs. Lee Fox. Mrs
f.. j. Hawn, Mrs. John Thompson,
Mrs. G.. ". Smith, Mrs Walton Sey-
mour. Mrs. r. A. Byrd Mrs. A. Brady,
Mrs. f.. w. Bocagc, Mrs. p. M. kilroy,
Mrs Ollie Neal Mrs w. b. Hlgari ner,
Mrs S. Matthew'S. Mrs. Nellie Hai2-
lip. Mrs p. u. Atwood: Misses Emma
Fzell. Blanche Fox. Mrs. r. 7. Ben
ton. Mrs. Carl Smith, Miss Nina
Smart, Miss Mit,ie Knox Mrs. +. r.
Gillespie. Miss Maceie Taylor. Mrs.
w. Mills. Mrs f. r. Renfrow. Mrs.
Henry Wilson, Ms. Herbert Bluthen-
thai, Mrs. Simon Bloom. Mrs. w. w.
Alexander.
Refreshments !. W. Craws
ford. chairman: Mrs. c. e. Ferguson
Mrs. F.. i. Horn. Mrs. A. w. Troupe,
Mrs. G. r. Valiant. Mrs. S. Geisreiter~
Mrs. S. N. TAYLOR. Mrs. c. H. Bolinger.
Mrs. T.. G. Howell. Mrs. Lee, Mrs.
Byrd. Mrs. Edward Mallev, Mrs. Will
Taggart, Mrs Higsinbotham, Mrs. FL
fioM, Mrs. Hut1: Misses Enrenia
James. Olga Smith. Grace Anderson,
Bette Austin, Grace York. Mrs. T. f.
Lee, Mrs. Julius Leitner. Mrs. +. B.
Hloom, Mrs D. NJ. Bluthenthal.
Music committee-Mrs. I4anef9Fd,
ctairman Mrs. KNOX, Miss Vic Har-
reu Mrs Jesse Core. Mrs. Fowler
Mrs. Adams. Miss Cora Martin.
Colors for all V. NJ. c. A. teams and
! the association IN general will be dark
bination is seen Deople will know
that the Pine Bluff railroad Y. NJ. Z.
A. is represented.
The ladies' parlor al the Y. NJ. I. A.
is being fitted up this week and VIII
soon be in readiness for the use or
/ the ladies' committees in holding the'r
meetings for the reception OF Miss
/ Gould, One thousand volumes OF the
new library have been unpacked and
marked
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
ATTRACTIONS LIST
THE SHOWS TO MAKE UP TIE
STREET FAIR TO OPEN HERE
OCTOBER p.
C.avolo loops the Loop and RoyaA
Roman Chariot Races TWo
of the Shows
ORIENTOL PARADES ON PIX {

The entertainment committees OF the
Odd Fellows met Wednesday night
appearance of the Gaskill Mundy Car
nival company in Pine Bluff for the
is the list of shows booked ::
Diavolo loops the loop, free
Two baby lions, free.
Oriental parade on the pike.
Creation.
Lotta.
Mundy's great 100.
Trained animals.
Happy family.
Congress Of midgets.
Gondola, roller skater.
Marvello. high diver.
Ferris wheel.
Dog and pony show.
Fairy land. moving pictures.
Steeple chase.
Port Arthur
Royal Roman chariot races
The foolish horse.
Lady glass blowers.
The man hunt
The penny arcade.
Cave OF the Wind
Great bank robbery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06

tGge Parker in any way he can he of
service. Mr.. Jones ridicules stories.
started a week ago. that he had with
draWa his support from the national
ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06

Kneble and Keenan, are doing some"
very effective evangelistic work for
railroad men and others through the
agency of the Young Mems Christian
association. The men and boys OF
Pine Bluff will have an opportun(
to hear them soon. Mr.. Knebe is ON
of the railroad international secretaA
ries. and Tom Keenan, is an old en-
gineer who has now retired and Is
deyoting the remainder OF his hte
to telling men how to live better llves.~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL MATTERS.

General Secretary W. Fred Long OF
the Arkansas State Sunday School
association organized a local associa-
t,on Saturday at Redfield. Jefferson
county. He will attend the Cra wford
county convention at Van Buren, on
Friday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Whtnev of Little Rock,
superintendent of normal training, and
Miss Lucy Moore of Washington coun-
tv, superintendent OF the primary do
parment, are making tour of fhH
" estern part of the state in thu in
te,est of the Sunday school work
They will be in Van Buren, Saturday,
There will be convention or Sun
fav school workers at Pine Bluff on
October 20.
s. @. Sewer of Camden. state presi
dent of the association. is arranginc
to make a tour Of the state
Mrs. S. e, Cocllrill of Little Rock,
financial agent of the association re-
ports that she is receiving liberal con
trihutions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06

A small but serious wreck occurred
on the Iron Mountain road this morn
ing Just above the little town of Wood
SON. II was at first stated that the
Pine Bluff little Rock accommodation
train was wrecked. but this WAS after
ward denied A small bridge fell
through with freight train and four
ears were ditched. All <ainS on the
Iron Mountain were delayed, the reg
ular lo:43 train not reaching here
until O'Clock. This train came
through from Little Rock over the
Cotton Belt and was switched over
to the main track at this point. The
engine and baggage car OF the accom-,
mediation train came back from Wood,
SON over the Iron Mountain tracks.
hut the passengers were left at Wood,
son and transferred. 1t is thought
the damage will be repaired today 4
wrecking crew from Little Rock is
already on the grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
TWO INCHES OF SNOW
At ST. LOUIS

Ab S. Knox received telegram
from ST. Louis this morning saying
that theree was two inches OF snow
OF the worlds fair city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
FIRST METHODIST REVIVAL.

The meeting at First Methodis
church continues Good service laSt
u2ht regardless OF rain Let us have
> good audience tonight and get to
work in earnest. Sincerely,
!, S. HAWKINS. Pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
JUDGE THURMAN TO SPEAK.

= hay" Judge r. S Thurman, A
speak ker Of reputation, to speak al the
cour house Wednesday evening, Oc.
toher II. in the interest Of the Demo-
cratic nominee for president
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06

Q'Deal Simmons is quite sick al
hear home on Ohio street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06

!. Fl. Hays. who has been employed
in the coach department of the Cotton
Belt, has resigned and will go TO
Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-06
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mans body to enter and these are
closed from the inside, making the lit
tie craft absolutely watertight. She is
built Of steel one-eighth Of an inch
thick, is 4.74 tons gross, and her hull
is perfectly oval. She is steered by
an ordinary tiller from the inside, as it
would be dangerous to stand on her
sloping decks, especially in heavy sea.
When the announcement of the ar
rival of Ole Brude and his lifeboat at
st. Johns was made in IN ormanna-
HEINZ Of Nov. 1S, it was not generally
known that the bold sailor was Min
neapolis boy. He lived here some
years ago with his parents. This in
formation was received this morning
from DR.. Herman O. Fjelde of Aber
crombie, N: D., who knows the young
man and his family and advised him
while in Norway, recently, to take his
lifeboat across the ocean if he had
confidence of heaworthiness. I'm
fortunately the builder could not de-
| liver the vessel in time to enable Cap
tain Brude to win the big prize See
ing that it was impossible for him to
reach St. Louis in time to enter the
competition, he has remained in New
foundland, but is presumably on his
way to New York ere this. His
mother, who is in Aalesund, appears to
be somewhat alarmed for his safety,
as she has cabled to DR.. F:jelde to ascer-
tain what has become Of her boy.
The Uraed with her crew of four
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Arbitration Is Only Reason al
IA Work.

Lecturing before the League for Po-
litical Education in New York, Andrew
D. White, ex-president Of Cornell uni
versity, made most interesting re-
mark as to craftsmanship that might
possibly have averted the civil war.
He said: ss-.#
There was but one man who, prior
to 1851, thought out a great and states
manlike measure to settle the differ
ences between the north and south.
That was Henry Clay. He proposed to
dispose of the slavery question gradual
ly and naturally. His plan of freedom
thru the purchase Of the negro infant
was profound and statesmanlike. It
would have cost the nation but $25 ,000,-
900. Revolutionists both north and
south opposed this method of evolution.
They counted the cost as impossible. It
was never dreamed then that single
American city would spend $200,000,00O
flor the building of subways and tunnels
to facilitate it's business. Revolution
came, and cost the nations billions of
dollars and a million lives.
INF fortunately at the period men
toned people were not governed by rea.