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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
To ENJ0|N SHERIFF
FROM COLLECTING TAXES THE
COTTON BELT FILES
A SUIT.
The Same Road Sues for Possession
of Crawford Property for
Switch Purposes.
SUIT ON A PROMlsSORY NOTE

The Cotton Belt railroad filed
suit in the jefferson chancery court
this morning against James Gould,
sheriff Of jefferson county. to enjoin
him from collecting taxes on certain
property On the right of way of the
company The total valuation of the
property upon which taxes are
sought to be collected is $4,000.
The applicant states that notwith-
standing the property of plaintiff was
by it listed and reported for taxation
and was by the state board of railroad
commissioners considered and taxes
due by plaintiff assessed by said board
and the assessor of jefferson county
with reference thereto, yet the as
SCISSOR of jefferson county without any
authority of law has pretended to also
assess the property of plaintiff, and
has included the same with the valua-
ton on the tax books of Jefferson
county.
The property is in the part of city
where the Cotton Belt shops are To-
Gated and was assessed at a valuation
of s1200O0, the taxees on which
amounts tc s2,25o.
Suit was filed in the jefferson
chancery court this morning by J. w.
and j. G. Taylor attorneys for the
Gotten Belt read asking for posses
sion Of the property now occupied by
T. D. Crawford and Garnett Duncan
on West Fifth avenue. The complaint
states that the property has already
been condemned and paid for as
right Of way and that they want to
put in switch there Mr.. Crawford
is now living on the property.
c. Mendel has filed suit in the Jeff
erl'a circuit court against w. C. Nit
chell to recover the sum of $3.50. al
legged to be due on promisory note
executed in favor of the plaintiff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

Rev. Frank Thompson will preach
his farewell sermon at the First Chris
tian church next Sunday morning, his
pastorate of that church coming to
close ON that date, after three years
CT very successful work He has in
creased the membership of his cen
gregation from less than fifty . nearly
five times that number. He has had
the present church building very much
improved, anG also raised a considera-
be SIM toward the erection = a hand
sCne new brick building
He goes from Pine Bluff to Evans
vile la, where On March he as
sumes the pastorate of the First
Christian church of that city. 1t is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

He!5 2NS
one CT the wealthiest and most pros
porous Christian churches of Indiana.
Rev THIN nson says that during his
three years pastorate cf the First
Christian church of Pine Bluff he
has formed many warm friendships,
and that he regrets tc go away; that
Pine Bluff and it's people will ever
have cherished page in memory's
day. He has made himself popular
ith all classes and his friends are
not confined to his own congregation
but are found in all churches ans
am nc those outside the churches.
y the service Sunday morning Miss
Lizzie LcMaire will render a violin
sGlo aid Mr. Dan Taylor a vocal solo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
p. B. Trust COMPANY AMENDS
ARTICLES.

An amendment t. the articles Of
incorporation of the Pine Bluff Trust
company was fled with the county
clerk this morning Thee amendment
reads, that the affairs and business
of the corporation shall be conducted
and controlled by board Of directors
consisting of not less than seven nor
more than fifteen members. The
members Of the company are D. c..
Bell, F. L. Dilley, J. S. Ingram, C. H.
ISeabrook, ]. F. Rutherford, w. B.
|Hilgartner, E. P. Ladd and jeff Hicks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

]. w. Clark, charged with assault
with intent to kill fer shooting John
Baldwin, night watchman at the Saw
yer and Austin Lumber company plant
was bound over to await the action Of
the grand jury by Justice A. ]. Stew
art last night. Bond was fixed in the
sum of $500, which was made with the
Pine Bluff Trust company as surety
Clark's trial was held yesterday af
ternoon. and both Baldwin and his
daughter testified that he was the man
who did the shooting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
TROUBLE FOR UNITED STATES

Washington, Feb. 26.-Sectetary
Hay is considerably agitated by at.
vices received from Minister Alien at
SeaaI. These adviee5 are regarded
as the moat important coming from
the far east since open hostiIties be-
gan between Russia and Japan
The dispatch was to the effect that
Japan has guaranteed the independ-
ence and integrity OF Korea. This an
sWers the eoptentton advanced by
Russia that Japan had violated the law
of nations by landing troops on neu.
trail soil.
The cab!e8ram from Minister Allen
was nzt made public in full The
conclusions drawn from the complete
text is that Korea has given Japan the
right to occupy and fortify such points
as is desired. This action removes
Korea from the class of neutral ma.
tions and makes her an avowed ally
CT Japan. It is this construction Of
the dispatch which is giving Seere-
tary Hay great concern
The treaty betweeen France and
Russia provides that whenever either
party is attacked by more than one
power, the other must come to her
assistance
France must now determine Wheth-
er Korea was an Independent and SOW
ereign nation prior t. concluding the
treaty with Japan If an independent
power, France can have no other
course than to join Russia in oppos-
ing Japan and Korea
A precisely similar agreement exists
between Great Britain and Japan
If France decides to aid Russia then
Great Britain must come to the as
sistance of Japan
Minister Aliens cablegram ex-
plains why Great Britain and France
have been making extensive prepara-
tions for war. State department Off
Gals now believe that both nations
know of the negotiations in progress
between Japan and Korea
In the event Of general war, Secre-
tary Hay is unable to see how the
United States can long avoid giving
offense to one Of the powers involv-
ed. He expects the trouble tc come
in the Philippines, which will be in
the center OF the war zene The ves-
sells Of all nations Will freely use the
Philippine ports, and he believes there
will ultimately be more or less serious
trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

Tax Collector Lindsey says that
more people are paying taxes this year
'han last up to the present time but
most of them are the small tax payers.
lhose who have large lists are still
waiting and the big rush mas net be-
sun. Up t. February "a there had been
l'l95 tax receipts issued and only 669
issued up to the same date last year.
Inc poll tax receipts are also heavier,
80 having been issued up to date as
'ompared with 451 last year. The
penalty begins after April 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
oss at Rochester Over S7.ooo,ooo and
MAY BE WIPED OUT
Suffer Heavily.

Rochester. n. Y, Feb. 26.-(C. c.
ravlor SpeciaD-A fire broke out at
an eearly hSur this morning and
! 4hreateened the entiree wholsal dis
trict Up to 8 a. m. the loss was abe'lt
|s7 600, 900. The fire Departments from
Buffalo and syracuse arrived during
Hhe morning, and gave assistance. At
E0 o'clock the flames We're under con-
|trol. and it is thought the loss will not
exceed $1,000 coo. The insurance
|companies will suffer heavily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
sndnAphUw of savafln.

Among the candidates for office in
the coming French elections is a
grand-nephew of that Briilat Savarin.
the famous epicure, who wrote clas-
sic on cookery His relative is oppos'
Ing the reelection Of Haudin, the
French minister Of public orks. Bril-
lat-Savarjn was great lawyer as
well as a past master in the culinary
art. and all his family have been law
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JAPANESE TREATY WITH KOREA
Believed in France That Powers VIII
Support Russian View

Paris, Feb. 25.-It is the belief in
the highest official quarters that the
powers will support the Russian view
Of the invaidty of the japanese treaty
with Korea. so far as it creates a Jap
anese protectorate over Korea, ow-
ing to the empfor's being under
duress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
CONTRACT LET
BY Dr.. Simmons for Two-Story Brick
at Main and Sixth.

DR.. ]. F. Simmons has let the con-
tract to Mr.. Dunnington to build a two
STORY brick building at Main street and
|Sixth avenue, and work will be ccm-
menced in few days. The building
will be 45X100 feet. The first story
will be used for business houses and a
big hall will be put on the second floor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
Russian Note Aimed at EnuIand

''oeS N''''eo at CHyfdHu
st. Petersburg, Feb. 26.--The active
Preparations CT Denmark and Sweden
combined with the recent presence
there Of special message from the
kaiser may be taken as representing
what the Herald foretod weeks ago.
In case England becomes involved
in the war, the Baltic will be closed
by the smaller powers, under the
agreement and protection of Ger
many. England was aimed at directly
IN the late Russian nete concerning
the indepen lenee of Korea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
PANAMA COMMISSION,
resident Roosevelt Has Completed
the Personnel.

Washington, Feb. 26.-President
roosevelt has completed the personnel
~ The isthmian canal commission. AS
sutances have been received by the
president that c. Ewald Grunsky, the
|sah francisco hydraulic engineer, will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
Nicholson, Pa, May Be Wiped Out

Scranton, Pa. ,Feeb 26-(Black-S Stages
|speciaD broke cut this morning
lat Nicholson, Pa. twenty-five miles
from here, that threatens to destroy
|the entire city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

William Glenn to D. C. Walt. ne Sc.
14-3S, ct al lands, $3.50.
Matte Hardin to J. F. kersh, 1-2
acre in Sc ne, 51-6-9, $50
c. G. Hanly ct al to William Burke,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26
LOCAL COTTON MOVEMENT.

1O29O 1890 11O20
The movement for the week end
ing February 25. 1904: Receipts, l lis
bales; shipments, $50 bales For same
week last year: Receipts, 1,493 bales;
shipments, 1.642 bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

CLARK BOUND OVER
TO THE GRAND JURY ON CHARGE
OF SHOOTING JOHN
BALDWIN,.
Baldwin and Daughter Both Testified
That Clark is the Man
Who Fired Shot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by G. w. Byington,
Abstractor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-26

+ + + + + + + i. 1. + + + + i. i.
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MORE LOTS
PURCHASED
SCHOOL BOARD BROCHURES
SITES ron OTHER SCHOOL
HOUSES

Al the regular meeting ~ the city
school board last niEht calls were
tH8ucd for thSOclectian Of two dl-
reetora 90 succeed Charles 4. Pat
tefaon0 aud James r. Galbralth.
whose terms will expire January /.
TbC,lectiU viz bo heldQn pccsm.
her O. superintendent Chopper VhiH
morning requested The star To
notify the public that the reEiHtra-
tion books uFe nov open aud Will
remain open until November a.
also that registration and voting
privileges are open to women as
we'll as 10 men,
Arrangements were made To pur-
chase two school sites. both more
than ten blocks from the site Of any
other public school one OF these
sites Ia located on the north side OF
Capitol hill and faces ON Gulrr
street. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth avenues north. being
technically known aH the north half
Of block 81. Capitol hill Il iu a
tract sb6x21J In area and 10 90 be
purchased from the Moore hives
ment company for $4,000
Tho other site occupies a midway
petition between the present Lone
fellow and Madrona schools and Ia
10 be held by an option from the
Pacific Coast company 20 bus block
Of the McGilvra addition. az per
rcplat. Il Is about SEQ feet square
In area aud a. located between East
Harrison and East Republican. and
between Thirty aud Thirty
third avenues
TIE tuitiuD oo'ssio D was act dis
cu,asnd Al Zoe msetioF The letters
from erse oisg pupils will be con
sldercs individually al a special
meeting ~ the board
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fte@9sesttetFftttssstt4 '
TAT Ballard
MAYOR =
RETURNS

Mayor Haok arrIycNlp thbcity
last ulgbt aud was fiyeNa warm re
tcpuuu lie lett ballard siA weeks
ago 90 Visit hia home In Indiana
and the fair This iH the first va
cation he han had Ia the 10 years
he has been Ia this city.
Everything hua changed back In
my old home The farms have
been improved aRJ the country b.
In better condition all over !
was at the fair only 40 days aud
aid not see all / should have liked
TO. but did not miss the Washing
ton exhibit There has been a lot
OF people that say the Washington
exhibit lH "a Disgrace 60 this country.
but il Is not Il is tho most sought
for place on the grounds Nearly
everyone you meet wants 90 know
where the Washington cNhihit o.
"Of course. Il b. not as beautiful
az some Ia the eyes Of the western
people but the plare 10 so full Of
caHteruerH you can hardly Eet
around. and the remarks made are
flRtteriug Ia this country Ny visit
was short and ! hated to leave siy
friends. but there Is NO country like
our own riEht here on the Pacific
coast
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Harry Comes
High
Dy 9cfirro Seva ASSAY

Ht NssaLkb NfNH NNe NJ
piTTsBp Ri. Sos. s-Fos $3.50 .
coo The al ei.o rate Tbaw family. OF
riusbure. can have Harry Thaw
bark. This rrire is Used ay Gsc'yn
sesbit. according to relU''s which
come direct from the Thaw circle
in New York Additional evidence
that Evelyn Nesblt and Harry Thou
wore married In paris nae been re-
ceiyed within the past three or four
dave one of the nest detectives In
A merica ives On is way 30 Europe
before young Tnaw and Evelyn
Ncsuit reached Now Iur6. he went
TO wosk gu The ease With Scotland
far6 man 10 has already heen
heard from ana It 10 now believed
by Fhaws friends that Harry Is
married To Miss Nesbtt
II ls claimed that word has como
from New YorR By personal Uos-
senger that the chorus girl will
consent 10 So, out Of the family for
$50. an
Sho has promised II ia said. that
she will will So 10 Europe and al
low Tnaw o. tho end OF q certain
time 90 secure q divorce on ground
of desertioo.
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Have You r hsurn o tism. Kidney. Liver or
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To Prove What SCAMP the Great Kidney liver and Bladder
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ness iffsRul0r heart heating ,E.o-
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Three 0oys Zach stole demijoh o
of vet goods from the delivery wNE
on of 4. H. Spider. Of 81 First ay-
enua west yesterday They were seen
but escaped. Patrolmnn Melvin was
Callrd on the ease and recovered the
stolen property. or what Vas left OF
a. he later captured tn, boys one
of them escaped an orrcpt by put
ting up y sick mother bluff. which
worked almost as well % toe vice
fruoo u.e demiiohn.
Mrs. Jennie a) Foster. wife NJ G.
u Fo@tsr. died q, the family RESI-
dessp So Eleventh avenue, last
nj a. die was g. years OF ag"
The funeral will no hold THURSDAY
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DIR. Miles Nervine

It ~ prepared for just such ailments
ana H. e never failing remedy. because
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back Co health
ueY and liver troubles viii Fuuu be
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measure ~ misery
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When 1 began taking IL Miles NerV-
ne ! couldn't hold anything IN my
uda. nor get from one room TO an
h. Now I do an my own work -
EIAC1iAS. LANDRUM. Carthage.
seldom falls Co do all we
lin and so We authorize drug
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Your appetite ia gone. what little
you 81 distrersra you. Sttcusth -
failing are bilious You have head
ache. hHrkarhc. feel blue aud mslHu-
chnlYAand cannot rest or sleep The
fact De- your nerves are uuHtFuuE. and
YOU are ON tho verge ~ nervous pros
tratiuu They must be strengthened.
renewed Theg will not cure them
selves. bui must have a nerve remedy.
This you will find In
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ay,erpuao. o. I o'etoa / tgtetG ent
al ATE Nie@ cemetery
tHta I.of,ooe toe aged father o;
Hrs J J. Xs,Ser 0ieo 81 Toe f9ao r.
lily res,drosc. corner nY Column bta
Street emo Toisiy -tAir0 avenue last
oLeot The fuooral viii oe h,id
seoD toe sf'yate partoss of toe Rno
90, wa.GDo compaos rbrfe0as Of
toraoun. =. Ctsssk i0,er GEO. o.
aako View
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BURNED TO
Death
-FOUR PERSONS PERiSB IN
FLAMES WHICH DESTROYED
HOTEL


by acrippa Se@s Ass'BI
tTClr STuS. Tex. Nos S-As q
result US tho buH0f0e OF she Si'Sei
Jueeo busei. tn too Sour laSo oil
aetn ,.g0ae ton, perspns we're bora
o. 10 aea,h so0 tive we're faSai'y
Injured The sea6 are.
e e. LEWIS.
Ius HAMILTON
JOHN sAtTH AND WIFE.
Tho orfeIn % m. FIRE ,s unknown
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for a distance OF between 200 aoa
.ee feet. had been washed away.
Engineers will begin repairs as 5000
as material can be secured. This ~
the s-seond disaster which has over.
taken this expensive government
work this scos,n.
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Tom jefferson Bull. father of
Homer /. and Harry T. Bull. OF this
city. died this morning az Hot
Springs. Ark, where he went for his
health. Mr. Bull was a resident Of
Seattle for the last IL years, until
about two months ago. lie leaves a
widow and two sons.
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Carnival
of Crime
RpHHE RS AND TRiE9ES RAN
Rior IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND %e~ s-a gaia dAy
VI crinp r,0 Port land ,toHea pesser
Gay Ju0o clar9s sStoeto o.. 81 Al
hiod avon 0e. wets cad 90 OF three
ooo.o - 90 ieew orae0 $50 100 aniGep
" sao a1hoon. snycps5 Gn6 pim,o
q rs~to S@s roo oSO0i al as TOE
TsWsssi ~ ir~G1. &c Ns1t0 SfstD
AZ rcwt Sa.s rc'seSeo ~ 10 egso "a.
a@ts. too Rasso se a&'n. Aios0 600
gu lmep 81 roe,9 sao ron an0 - $50
Wilton & CCuiog vas "Ss,na 10
for So. WILTON Rslsnu Sas rohcod
OF $40 aod o. arrests we're made
TBts 10 100 rrrssrd
Tho c,ss 6inutbS are as usual
BOT 0n top tra.l 300 t,,to~ OF
pfswrdcot Will prnnabiP rcunaio a.
until tho rr'oDns arc turgDfteO and
90 longer OF record
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COLLISION


10Y Q fUfN ~oW' MI
naSylLLC. III. Sos. ia .
collision BET aeeo o aork trslo ana
a t-oal tralo 10 toe Chicago & Cas,
eIu iilicnis railroad psrGs tuasa .
two Geo vore slliso ano "a iojured
All were inbor.rs.
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COUNCIL TO
INVEST iGATE

John Doe. arrested here lat Sun
day might for Being drunk. waa
fined s. by Justice Grover As he
had only g. 60. his watch WAS kept
as security until he returned with
the balance This morning hr re
turned with the money and "a couple
OF his friends who were With him
sunday night They claim that
when Doc vas arrested he had 81
u gold on his person
la the morning. when he was
brought before Justice Grover. he
said he did not remember how he
came tu De arrested sud did not
know Who was With him a. the
time Only $3.50 and a gold vstes
Nss found on the table test bclos
taken sesy frnm him when n wa
sarehcd the nisht before Teia j.
The story OF ne friends fbe other
side has. not been told yet TbiH
will brh rousht before the council
oeSt Tuesday night and al invest
CATION Wiil be ordered.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. S-The
funeral of tho late Archbishop RI
der vas held al st. Peters oathe-
dral this morning The ceremony
was most impressive. lntcrmeut
was in 81 Ioaeph.s cemetery.
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100000 FIRE

NEW CASTLE. Ind. Nov S.-The
plant Of the Chicago Steel company.
in this city burned today, with a
loss OF 100000.
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.Jeffies Washed
Away
N, ssrpes New, Aea.t

ASTORIA One, Nov. s-woso
Ahs ooouo OF SATURDAY ol9ot cix,lre
AMY IuOso Go 6@ va lIoieg from
Enrto Plead. Il was discovered that
soUo.uosr s@sio o. too ietty tresiie AT
THO s@1oo o III the Columbia river.
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LONDON. Nov S.-NiBe Russian
Golfers have arrived at Cape Verde.
on the west coast OF Africa. This
indicates that portion of the Bal
tic fleet proceeded by way Of Cape
Good Hope. =
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CHEFOO. Nov. S.-Aceorling to
adYices from Dalny the japanese at
Port Arthur are ignoring Gen.
StoesseIs having offered terms OF
surrender to the Russian soldiers.
who are said TO be dispirited and in
want. The Japanese are gradually
advancing their trenches.
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MAY CAUSE
TROUBLE

PAIL AVER Mas Nov. At
o meeting this morning " tho 1su-
ufa Etursrs sxSng a tiun thV latest
Proposition from tee Textile couoeil
sas rejected Il eas uusnimouai
voted % or.n the faili. tsst Monday
under a reduced asle Of vases. The
oUteuEre Is pfrolematiEai
=@=k=-
Vote for Turner and save the ten
80
nurrejap for men III ist Ave -.
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yo,o Os you p'eOse bat Save .hc 90
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II erresr Sbape" Tor men. iIli
81 Mce s"s
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The tugbot Tllirum Was taken on
the WAYS % the Seattle ahlpyardh
this morning She is "a have a new
propeller aud a rudder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

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