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The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Names of New Sheriffs.

On October 81 new sheriff. took the
oath of Office in every county in the
state. Following is a list Of their
names;
Arkansas. r. F. Parker; Ashley,
Henry Stillwyll; ANtor, r. W Mooney,
Benton. James Hickman; Boone, c. b.
Robinson; Bradley, j. Z. Childs; Cal
houn, b, NJ Biggers; Carroll, Tom
Morris. Chicot, Frank Strong, Clark,
J. II. Abraham; Clay T. Liddell; Gle.
bourne, A. n. Hilger; Cleveland, J. f.
Moore; Columbia, Jno p Machon.
Conway b. G White: Craighead J.
T Logan, Crawford, w II. Garrett;
Crittenden. c. l.. Lewis; Cross, j. G..
Harren; Dallas, J. p Benton; Desha,
H. Townsend; Drew. Walter Wilson;
Faulkner, J. II. Harrell; Franklin, +.
B. Milton; Fulton, r. d. Noe; Gar
land, r. L. Williams; Grant, J. a.
Poe; Greene. +. e. Penny; Hemp
stead, r. c. Wilson; Hot Spring, j.
T. Chamberlain; Howard Perry VIII
hams; Independence, j. A. Kan
easter; lard. p A. Billingsley, Jack
son, II. S. simmons; Jefferson, James
Gould; Johnson, Joe B. King; La.
fayette. W II. Baker; Lawrence, John
Hill; Lee, NJ. H. Ford; Lincoln, A. w.
Mobiles, Little River, }. O. Patterson;
Logan, Geo l.. Craven; Louoke. NJ c.
House; Madison. Ren Vaughan,
Marion. H. H. Perkins; Miller, A. c.
Sanderson, Mississippi, Jno A. Love
well; Monroe. Jno. s. Black. Mont
gomery. T. NJ. Scott, Nevada, Ed
Hood Newton. }. X Jones, Ouachira
S. Q Sewer, Perry W. r. shelton,
Phillips, F. f. Kitchens; Pike. w. E.
Branch; Poinsott j. A. Bradsher;
Polk d b. Joplin, Pope, Jno. NJ. Hat
ley, Prairie; r. j. Hodges; Pulaski
c. G. Kayanaugh; Randolph, w. A.
Jackson; Saline, G. r. Kelly, Scott G.
NJ. Grandstaf, Soarcy. j. \. Bromley;
Sebastian, l.. B Barry; Sewer. j. Y
Thomas; sharp G H. Mathony, St
Francis, }. d. Mcknight; Stone. G.. w.
Lownoy; Union W. G. Pgndloton,
Van Buren, Hamp Bradley; Washing
ton, Kit Imuips White, J. p Wood;
Woodruff, N. II. Patterson; Yeu, W..
+. Briggs.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
KNOWS THREE TONGUES.
English Child Of Three Years Speaks
Then Al Fiuently--ts CoE6id.
cred q Wonder.

LI'ua Lgaga LCa who resides wlth
hppupuD % NurD road, Lambeth Eng.
land, ls sow.,alug Of o wonder child
She speaks as m0ay languages osshc ia
years OF age
Although not quito Nrao. Rc'oro
patNos Gu.0uy u fronob, Italian and
English IN addition the baby lIUguIst
hls Invented 70 m.SrUrc 0G the lAroo laH.
gUaru "a .u ut Esperanto which
sho o.Dg.." exclusively luhudoUs
Nouo was born u Cairo lormol0or
o. French aud her father italian. She
roaNorDs U,'u beth parents Ia Their ma
tive HNgUagss y few months ggp Re
Jane Wna brought ~ London and placed
IN the care ofanuf4e whose linRnIstpaI.
taInmcnts are infeylbiy limited to Eng
Ush Eciau0 Is dainty sprIghtly little
miss with raven black trcsscS She cN.
plaIncd the olhg evening that "it was
very dull havIngroono 90 converse wIth.
II got very lonely In time Just fancy
nurse not being able 10 speak either
French or Italian, and she IA years and
years older than | ami We'll, I felt |
must speak 10 some ono or diet SO | set
10 work ard learned English" Enellsh
Ia now RtiaH6's fayorite language,
When, Afcv weeks, Rejane reaches
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
PIPE 1890 MILES LONG.
Standard Oh Company TO Pump Fluid
from Indian Territory to
DNyonno, N, J,

Before GhrlsDma5 the Standard on
company viii b. pumping u0I from no
Indian territory TO Bny1ano. N. j.. a
dmuuca Of over lNO0 mite.
This will be- the longest pipe lna IN
me world, and haa been constructed VI
a cost of million Of dollars
The line VIII run from Red FoFh, IA
the creek nation, across the usapu In.
dian reservation, into BirtIesylllo. in
the Cherokee nation, up the Chlnuto In
Kansas. and thence by way uf Kansas
city and whiting Ind, 10 the Atlantic
coast The only link In lhI8 rha.a
which has not been finished 81 between
Kansas City ant Whiting
The line into Kansas city from tho
Indian territory is IN use, and pumps
are filling II with OIL
II Viii require 10000 barrels 10 All
The liho before the supply viii reach
the refinery Of the Standard on ssA.
pany Ia kansae city,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Refused to Extend Charter.

The state board of railway mcorpo-
rators refused to extend the charter
Of the Bryant Lumber CO, which eX-
pircs November o. The charter was
to build a road from Fourcho TO Mau.
molIe 10 Perry county There has
been considerable trouble over the
right Of way through a mountain pass
and it has been held by the Fourche
Lumber Co.. competitor with armed
men for several weeks The matter
will now probably be taken to the
courts.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
aaid en- Aroan.a Gambling Houocs.

Seven gambling houses in Argeuta
We're raided by SIerifT c. c. Kaya-
uaugh and deputie5 on November l.
Three wagon loads Of gambling para
phernalia vas confcated and will bee
burned under the burning act The
houses were opened during the street
carnival a week previous. and the
tables in nearly every case We're To-
Gated in the rear d saloons When
the carnival was over the gaming
houses continued 70 run. The anti
gambling association, Of Little Rock,
which closed the gambling houses In
that city a year ago furnished Circuit
Judge Lea with information that the
houses were running and he issued
writs Of seizure directed TO the sheriff.
Though the ink was hardly dry on his
cath of Office that official took six
deputies, and in less than an hour
the gaming tables we're stacked up
in the court house. As the supreme
court has declared the burning act
constitutional the tables will be pub
licly burned.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
CITY Park in Hands Of City.

4 resolution was adopted by the
Tlttle Rock city council assuming CON
tnol of the city park, TO be managed
BY committee Of five members OF
She council to be appointed by the
mayor. The council will make an
Sgal appropriations for its main.
tonance. The park was originally the
United States arsenal, but ten years
ago was turned over to the city by
She United States government in oN.
change for 1000 acres on Big Rock,
Ebero the new post was established.
Since that time it has been managed
by a committee of three, who recent
3y resigned as the fund for its main
inance had been exhausted. The
eity park contains about twenty acres
and is located i'm the residence section
at the city on East Ninth street
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Cotton Souvenir Invented.

Mrs. Claude Ringo, Of Little Rock,
sas secured patent on cotton bale
SoUvonir Of the south which is be-
eCming quite popular throughout the
country On a recent trip on the Mis-.
sissipri river she met many persons
Uho had never seen a cotton bolh She
Sccurel a number Of hollis and at a
glass factory had some little glass
tottou bales blown in which she had
ihc boljs enclosed Chon she sent
ihcm to her friends They showed
thom 10 others aId now the demand
for them has become quite great She
has had several g02l offers for the
purchase Of lhe patent
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
AssassInation in Union County,

George Woods, aged 50, a farmer,
was assqainatcd near his home in
Union county The verdict Of the
Jury was that death was at the hands
Of unknown persons but there were
clues on which It was expected that
arrests would be made in short
while Woods had resided In the
county for fifteen years and had no
connection with the TuckerParnel
fCud.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
orlest Month on Record.

October was the driost October in
iho history Of the Arkansas weather
bureaus and with two exceptions, the
sriest Of any month During last
month but 60 of an inch Of rain fell
in the Little Rock district, as com
pared with 81 in october 1887 which
vas up to that time the dricst Octo.
Der, In 1879 the rainfall was .oS of
an inch and in other years it has
never fallen below an inch The nor
nal rainfall for the month is 247
Rain fell on but three days in the
month, the 4th, 9Th and 10th.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Oath Taken bH New Justlces.

Joseph NJ. HILL who succeeds Judge
Bum as chief justice of the supreme
court, and Z. A. McCuloch, who sue
cecds Judge Simon p. Hughes, as as.
sociate Justice, took the oath Of Office
November T. Judge Bum, who was
elected from Camden, will practice
law in Little Rock with Offices in the
Martin building Judge Hughes re-.
tires from Office after thirty years of
public service and win retire TO pri.
yata life on account of his age.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
-teir Fires Erorr Camp Fires.

Farmers in many parts Of the state
where quail abound have sent out an
appeal to hunters to delay their sport
VI quail hunting for short while,
on account Of the great danger Of
forest fires The long drouth has al.
lowed the woods to become extremely
dry and the farmers fear that the
camp fires Of the hunters will set
Ere TO the grass, which would result
in the destruction not only Of valuable
timber but Of fences and farm houses
and other buildings The season
opened November |,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Home for salvation Army.

The Little Rock corps Of the Sal
walton Army has secured an option
on building in that city to be used
as a meeting hall and home for the
local members The building is Ia.
giles Hall on Center street between
Third and Fourth, and the price is
$4,000. which is to be- raised by pub.
lie subscription The building was
formerly the Jewish synagogue, then
the Scottish Rite temple and now
Eaglr.. nalh
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Escaped From Jail.

Two prisoners escaped from the
Miller county Jail at Tokarkana by
saving the bars Of their cell in the
second story, and letting themselves
TO the ground with blankets. They
were John Grcatnouse, a white man,
serving for carrying pistol and
Green Thompson, a negro, charged
with killing another negro The men
were regarded as TRUSTEES and were
not kept in the toolproot cells Great.
house was rocapWrod In a few hours
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Auditor Monroe,s Report.

The final report of State Auditor r.
{ Monroe has been completed and
sent to the printer 1t shows the
finances Of the state TO be in a aattcr
ing condition, there being an out
standing Indebtedness Of but $l2.50O
IN the shape of bonds In the hands of
unknown parties On the basis of a
; IA mill levy the amount available
ior general revenue purposes will be
$91T50O and the auditor recon-
mcnds that the rate Of levy for that
yIgposC be reduced to not exceeding
,wo mills. The confederate pension
jst is growing and the auditor says
lhat to pay the claims in fun a levy
4 one and a half mills, or double the
gycsont levy will have to be made,
Collections have been fun with lignt
delinquent lists
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Suit for Rrnach Of promise.

Emma Shaddook has filed suit ar
Little Rock against George Wilson for
$1,000 for alleged breach Of promise
She alleges that they agreed to inter
marry and held themselves as en-.
gagged. until three days previous 10
the fling Of the suit when Wilson was
married 10 another woman named Sui.
Ivan She alleges that she has lost
opportunities 10 have married and
done well.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
iIcu Case Decision,

In the supreme court in the case Of
Hutchinson VS.. the State, on appeal
from Phillips county, an opinion was
delivered reversing the finding of the
lower court Hutchinson was con.
yictcd Of stealing hog The hog was
stolen, dead, by another negro and
Hutchinson received part of it, The
supreme court held that the statute
under which the Indictment was
drawn referred 10 live hogs only,
hence he could not be convicted uH.
der that Indictment.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Torn 70 Pieces on WAGON.

Felix Matthews, Of Pine Bluff, aged
S years, was instantly killed by be
ing torn to pieces in a wood wagon.
The accident occurred in from. Of the
Matthews home, in the presence Of
the lads mother. In attempting to
get off the wagon the boy was caught
by the foot in one Of the hind wheels.
He was dragged over. as the driver
did not notice him, and his body be-
ing caught by the wagon bed the
left leg was pulled entirely out Gom
lhe lolN
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Two Men Charged win Murder

Joe Wright and his l7yoarold son,
John, are in the Jonosboro jail for
safe keeping 10 await trial at the next
term Of the puinsott circuit court on
the charge Of murder They are
charged with assossnating william
Durham near Harrisburg, October q.
The coroncr's jury returned a verdict
Of death at the hands Of an unknown
person but suspicion pointed 10 the
WTghts and they were arrested.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Appointed Capt Rlee Clerk.

Capt r. r. Rice, Of Warner. has
been appointed by Gov Davis as
county and circuit clerk Of Lincoln
county to on out the fun two years
term Of B, A. Moroney who died be.
ioro he could take the oath Of Office,
IN doing this he ignored the opinion
u the attorney general that the gov.
sruor had no right to mn yacanies,
aud the matter Is expected to get in
s0 the courts at once, as the old clerk,
" D. Palmer fortified by this opinion,
declines 20 give way to Capt Rice,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
NnahNLIIe A..a stnio AId.

A petition was hIod In the supreme
court ny citizens Of Nashville asking
a writ or prohibition 20 prevent CIR.
cult Wdgo Steel Of the Smith district
from interfering wi'h an order issued
by County Judge Holt or Howard
county declaring Nashville TO be- the
county ,ult and ordering the oAlccs
and records removed there from Cen.
Ter Point tho former county scot
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
postmatter Of pes Arc Dead,

H. NJ Lynn, postmaster at Dos Are,
died n, his homo in that city October
2S, after an Illness extending over soy.
cral weeks He had been postmaster
there Tor a number Of years, and was
one of the most prominent ciU2ons OF
the county The funeral was held tho
following day under the auspices Of
the knights ul Honor Of which ho
MAN Il MLmMNr-
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Murder convIetIon of Noorees.

Mimic Thomas, dimIuutiyo nogrcss,
rs years Of age, was convicted at Lit
Sc Rock Of murder IN the second de-.
gee. She Killed her lover Ike Price,
t.st july, while they were ourJutc
tgmo from q dance whore they had
tuarroicd Tho plea was sclfdo.
Scuso. She was sentenced 70 Ave
igars IN the ponItontary
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Acquitted Of Murder,

Thomas Garner was acquitted at
Hot Springs Of the murder Of his sis.
tor.ln.'aw Miss Ada Tucker ne was
charged with accomplishing her "u'n
10y force then poisoning her. Al,or
her death he nod, but was captured
In the Indian Territory He escaped
from his caplors before he could ho
placed In JAIL but was agaln arrested
near the same place llo IH yet 10 be-
tried ON the charges of criminal us.
saUlt and seduction
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
An Important Cpinlen.

Attorncy-General George w. MCr
ply has given an opinion that amend
meuts Nos ., and 7 TO the con
stitation were not legally adopted, as
they failed % receive a majority OF
the votes cast at the respective elec'
tiuus. Amendment No. 9, the bond
amendment. voted on at the last c,oC-
ton. is in the same class. The opin-
ion was given on No. 3, voted on in
1894 giving the governor power to
fu vacancies No makes poll tax
receipt a requisite TO vote in the
state and No 7 is to place the mem
bcrs of the legislature on salary, The
upiniun If the finding Of the attorney
general Is upheld by the supreme
court will mean the nulifyins Of all
the amendments referred TO- The
opinion was rendered in response to a
letter from Il. d. Palmer. circuit clerk
Of Lincoln county who stated that IN
the last election b. A Mcroney was
elected circuit clerk of that couny
UNl lliNI It Nl'N Nll N'NN'h'l w. i'''
and under the law had not been com
missioncd or qualified Mr.. Palmer
said that ne was now the duly elect
ed. commissioned, qualified and acting
circuit clerk of the county and asked
if he did not hold the Office until his
successor had been elected and quail.
fed. and questioned whether the gov.
crnor could appoint a circuit clerk
Of Lincoln county under the circum-
stances. and whether he could be oust.
ed by the appotutoc In his answer
AttorucyGcnoval Murphy says there
is not shadow of a pvetoy for GOV
Davis 10 make an appointment in this
case. and that if he assumes such ou-
tharity his appoi@tgg viii have no title
TO the Office and cannot oust You, for
the manifest reason that there is no
vacancy He concludes boy telling Mr..
Palmer that # he will resist the ap.
and stand on his rights he
will hold the office until his successor
is elected and qualified.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
BID sale OF Real Estate.

The property Of the Culver Manu-.
featuring CO, Of SodgowicN Law.
renee county was sold 10y Receiver II,
t. Ponder TO Jake Goldman ur ST
Louis for 100000 II was the largest
sale Of real estate ever made In the
county Tho property consists Of
$4,000 acros Of timber lands and the
milling interests OF the company
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05

her third year eho ls 10 begin learning
German Allcrward she with be taught
Arabic.
Her iathrrsm accomplished l.ngust
so Rc'ano's IS evidently u cagcofhoroa,.
Ilry talent
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Grave CHARGE AaaInsl Engineer

John Tigi was indicted at Clar.
ondon for manslaughtor on the charge
OF killing a man with his thrain
year ago Rigi was arrested at his
home in Joncsboro and taken to
Clarendon, whore he gave $1,000
bond for his appearance at the next
term uf circuit court
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Sixth Amendment Held Void,

attorney General Murphy has given
IN opinion that amendment No. to
iio state constitution is void, because
did not receive a majority Of the
@,os cast at the election IN Soptom'
nv 1900, though receiving q majorny
~ the votes cast on that question
ras amendment provided that official
stnds could be made with surety com.
pulcs,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Ind-atcd oMaIaIs u Lunber company.

Indictments were returned In tho
federal court at LlDuo Rock against
five officials and one ompluyc Of the
rourrhu Lumber Company ON tho
charge ol npmidauug o government
h0myNuudrr The purUuns indicted
wpro3 r. II HouahnU second vice.
president and manager, charles Noh
muyor secretary and wcagUrur3 John
ballard. John CrOHD ana one Faust
They are charged with numidaDng
Jacob GoIE,r. on ud soldier II ig
choreod that they torcibN elected hm
from ha land.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Issued Commission 70 Arnett.

lS--SA SNIi'''I92'N'f ~ FN''l~'N'
Though he received p less votes
than did W. d. Campbell at the recent
election for county Judge of Little
River county +. b. Arnctt, has been
issued a commission by Gov Davis
for that office Tlis was done on the
affidavit Of q citizen of that county
that afidayits had been made by Sc
residents Of a township in which 50
votes were cast that they voted for
Arnctt At that box Arnett received
but As votes. The governor had de-
cIined to issue a commission to Camp
bell, who was the independent candi-
date. and whose election was certified
by the county board Of election com
missioucrs The matter will now prob
ably get into the courts.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
L.censcs Issued to New ?

Licenses Issued to New Physicians.
OF the twenty candidates who took
the examination before the board Of
the State Medical Society. fifteen
passed and were issued certificates en-
titliug them TO practice medicine in
Arkansas. They were as follows.
T. l.. Sayin, Pine Bluff; J. H..
Smith. HaIstrad; J. c. Darlington,
Charlottesville, G.. NJ DucEworlh. Piue
Bluff. r. p. Nall. Blytheyile; j. c..
Young, Jonesboro; H. F. Mayfeld,
Caledonia; W A. Ellis. Walker; II c..
Fornor Drownstown; J. G.. Riddlor,
Mammoth Spring; George OTTO Hef-
ter. Fort smith. Z H. Ellsworth, Hot
Springs, E. w. West Cnegro), Mound
Bayou. Miss; otto Schmiedt Fort
Smith; Kate q. Edwards Hot
Springs,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05

Chaplain Erowcr ot the ponitontiary
lnd Dean Robuttom or Little Rock
preached TO the coaycts on the Cuu,
g,ns farm october S0
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
TrIstatc Medical Association,

The annual convention Of the Tr.
state Medical Association will be
held In Memphis November 10 at the
Hotel Gaycso. Physicians will be
present from Arkansas, Tennessee
and Mississippi 4. A. McLondon is
vice president for Arkansas. The fol
lowing papers will be read by Ar
kansas physicians:
Traumauc Insanity; Report Of a
Casc-W. II. Doaderick, NJ, D., Mari
anna, Ark
Puorpcral Eclampsia - Chas. A
Turner NJ D., Osceola, Ark.
Pcriucal Prostatoctomy; Report Of
a Casc-A. A. McClcudon, NJ. d. Mari
auua, Ark
QuIninc in Poruicious Malaria, with
Special Reference to Time and size Of
Dosage-Allen E Cox, NJ d, Helena
Ark.
Appendicitis; the Necessity of Early
Op,ration-O. l.. Williamson, NJ. D.
Mariana, Ark
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Double Wedding win De Celebrated,

Invitations have been issued TO a
double wedding which will take place
in the Baptist church at Magnolia, No.
ycmbor lG, Miss Jennie Monroe and
Philip r. Lewis and Miss Roberta
Wallace and Robert T., Kelly will be
the contracting parties Miss Monroe
IL the daughter of state Auditor Men
roe and Miss Wallace is the daughter
Of Congressman Il Minor Wallace,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Foul Play Suspected,

Foul play is suspected us the cause
ot the death at Pine Bmn Of Frank
i Cooper, who was found unconscious
In an alley aud died within day A
biz lump was found on the back Of hIs
skull ~ II he had been struck with
some blunt instrument when he
was picked MP little attention was
paid 10 him and he was placed IN n
chair IN the station 10 sleep until
morning Then the lump was found
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05

The weather bureau has dlscon.
uuupd cotton ryEluu bulletins and
crun reports for the sraa0n.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05

While doing n high dive at El DO.
ipiS. WiIlie Caldwell, aged Q. broke
ess arm,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
NEWS NEWS OVER The SIAIL.
SALVATION ARMY WILL OWN
HOME ~ LITTLE ROCK.
EVENTS OF 4 WEEK BRIEFLY SRR0EIGltO

lAto rney-Gsncral Murphy Gives Cpln.
ion That Amendments 2, 3 and 7
TO the State Constitution We're
Net Adopted-Matter viii Get
Into Courts.
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05

Eugene Callahan, n Valley Route
conductor, died NJ Ll,'le Rock Of
pneumonia,
The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05

Col Cal Cross Ia dead Ot his home
ln Pine Blum, at The age Of C7 years
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