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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
OWN. COTTER Manager"
U. S. STATUTES VIOLATED
important Civil Suit Filled for $500 900
Damages.

Las Vegas, N. NJ, March 16.-One
of the most important civil suits in
the history If this territory involving
half a million dollars has been filed
In the United States court by the Cal
edonia Coal company of Gallup The
company sues the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe company, Santa Fe Pa
cific company, Colorado Fuel and
Iron company, and American Fuel
company for 100000 damages, $50 900
attorneys fees and costs, for alleged
violation of United States statutes to-
protect trade and commerce against
unlawful restraints and monopolies.
and more specifically the Sante Fe is
charged with discriminating in it's
rates in favor of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
Record OF Judgment.

State of Arkansas in the supreme
court Set.
Be it remembered, That at term
of the supreme court of the state OF
Arkansas, begun and held on the 23d
day. being the fourth Monday of May
A. D., 1898, at the courthouse in the
city cf Little Rock. the following pro-
ceedings We're had, to-Wit: On the
5th day of November, 1898, day of
said term:
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway company, appellant, VS.. Es-
ter Warren, by his father and guar
dian, Frank Warren, appellee. Ap-
peal from Bradley circuit court.
This cause came on to be heard
upon the transcript of the record of
the circuit court of Bradley county,
and was argued by counsel; on con-
sideration whereof, it is the opinion
OF the court that the verdict is exces-
sive and that remarks of counsel were
prejudicial and the court erred in re-
fusing defendant new trial.
1t is therefore considered by the
court in this cause rendered, be and
the same is hereby, for the errors
fcresaid, reversed, annulled and set
aside with costs, and that this cause
be remanded to said circuit court
for new trial, and for further pre-
ceedings to be therein had according
to law and not inconsistent with the
opinion herein delivered
1t is further considered that said
appellant recover of said appellee all
its costs in this court in this cause ex-
pended and have execution thereof,
and said Ester Warren having died
since the appeal herein, it is ordered
that this judgment relate back and
take effect as of the day of submission
CT this case, viz, as of June 9th, A. -.
1898.
Hughes and Wood, j. j. dissent.
In testimony, That the above is
true copy of the judgment of the SUI
preme court, in the case herein stated
|, P. D. English, clerk of said court
hereto set my hand and affix the seal
ct said court, at my Office in the city OF
Little Rock, this, the 18th day of
March, A. D. 1904.
P. D. ENGLISH. Clerk.
By }. H. Campbell. D, C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
GREAT STATUE OF CHRIST.

New York, March 16.-The dedica-
ton of a great statue of Jesus Christ
on the boundary line between Chile
and Argentina has been made the
occasion cf impressive ceremonies in
which high officials of both countries
participated, cables the Valparaiso cor
respondent OF the Helard The dedi-
cation gave an opportunity for the
expression CT most cordial feelings CT
friendship and ended in the Argentine
minister of foreign affairs accepting
an invitation to visit Santiago de
Chile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
China Strictly Neutral.

Washington, March 16.-The state
department has received formal assur-
ance from China that the government
Ct that country will insist on the OBJ
scrvaace Of the strictest neutrality to-
ward both sides during the present
war On the part of the Chinese sub
jects. This assurance is in addition
to the formal notice of neutrality al
ready generally proclaimed by China,
1t is believed here that this last a.
surance given to the United States will
be useful in finally allaying the appre-
hension expressed by Russia that
China would be led by Japanese suc
ccsse3 into a breach of neutrality.
Secretary Hay always has earnestl7
advised the Chinese to adopt the
c,ost strjr gant measures to pres elva
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
INTEREST MANIFEST
ALREADY IN THE GRAPHiC'S TWO
FREE WORLDS FAIR TRIP
GONTSE-.
:5aiI-ta Nust Ee Deposited ltot Las1r
Than LAST Day of Month in
Which Issued.
sEEaAL CANDIDATES ENTERED
Whtch Issued.

Maeh interest IS already baia4 maa-
Tested in tne Graphie's two free
worlds fair c.4test trips, and several
candidates have already been enterc1.
II is evident that the voting IS going
70 be spirited y free trip tc the
worlds fair is worth contesting for.
For the benefit Of those who are
accommodating tickets, the Graphic will
say that all voting coupons clipped
from Graphic's printed in March, and
and all coupons issued on payment of
cash subscriptions, must be deposited
with the Graphic not later than the
last day of March, and will be void if
deposited later. Coupons for April
must be deposited in April, coupons
for May deposited in May, and ecu
pons for June deposited in June.
The Graphic makes this requirement
in order that persons may not accu-
mulate coupons during the entire Pc
riod of the contest fer purposes OF
speculation. If any person is saving
March coupons to sell he must sell
them early enough for deposit at this
Office before March closes, as no cou-
pom will be counted when deposited
later than the month of it's issue. This
rule will be strictly adhered to, and
be governed accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
IHE ESTER WARREN CASE
,JudSe Wood D::s$ented and Wanted tC
Give Child $4,000.
WARREN
CASE,

two We're in 14vcr Of tie notioa and
three were against it. Judge Wood f."
vorod the remittirur. 1t is seldom
that dissenting opinion is written
en- tie docisiau at a motion and none
was writtea in t4a1 ease, but The posi-
son OF the Judges was not secret ami
was made pubHc AT the time.
J. L. RIDDICk.
l also ra1,ses,ter that JHdga Wood
was in fa5ar d . remi5titG and a
judgment zli9st the railroad eoal
pany for abglJ twenty thousand del
lars. S. p. HUGHES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
VARDAMAN VETO STANDS.

jackson, Miss, March 16.-The low
ar house indulged yesterday in a spirit
cd debate on the veto of Gov. Varda-
man of the bill for an appropriation
for the benefit of negro education. The
vote to pass the bill over the govern
rs veto was lost by vote of "a to
48, 72 votes being required to carry
over the veto.
The bill therefore Is dead. The de.
bate was the most spirited that has
taken place in the present session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
Short Sea Engagement Reported to
CHINA PRocLAfMs NEUTRALITY

St Petersburg, March 16.-General
KngNEatkin expects to reach MuNden
Na4ea 2G Ezeryt6ing Will be side
tracked in order to get him 20 The.
front on schedule time. The general
may proceed on a flying visit to Port
Arthur, but ne is more likely to enter
at once Up~n his duties as command
ef-in-chief Ct the 2Ianchul'ian army.
He bears an autograph letter from the
emperor t. iceory Alexiff, to whom
he will report. 1t is understood that
the viceory will then turn over the en-
tire direction of the land operations to
General Kuropatkin, who will trans
nit his reports to the emperor through
the viceory, but practically this is the
only point on which Viceory Alexiff
will maintain superiority.
General Kuropatkin has had his
plan of campaign practically perfected
before he left here for the far east.
He returned tc, St. Petersburg quietly
from his country seat, and his pres
ence here was not known for four
days. These four Is IL devoted to
the elaboration CT his plans in con-
junction with his staff, as we'll as of
| hn io1
of war
A superstitious idea prevails here
that General kurCpatkin will signalize
his birthday which occurs on March
30 and which is also his patron saints
day, with some important act.
On account of the difficulty of hous-
ing the vast number of troops poured
into Mukden, 1900 have been sent
forward within the last few days to-
ward the Yalu river, as reinforce
ments for the 1000 troops already at
kazan and Anju, and the stream of
soldiers from European Russia is now
being held at Harbin.
Prince Louis Napoleon has gone to
the Caucasus, accompanied by Prince
Marat. Prince Louis Napoleon will re-
linquish his command of the cavalry di-
vision of the Caucasus and then pro-
ceed to the far east, where he will
take supreme command of the cayal-
ry under General Kuropatkin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
INTEREST GROWING.
Graphic's Baseball Contest Brinas
Suggestion from u. S. S. Richmond

The interest in the Graphic's base
ball name contest is growing, not only
in this city but reaches out into 9th
er states as the following letter receiv-
ed this morning would Indicate:
Norfolk, Va, March 13, 19O4.-Mr.
Editor: | saw on of your papers con-
tanning a coupon for the name of vcur
home basball team, and as | was for
merly a resident, would suggest The
Arkansas Monarchs for name.
"EZRA OWEN"
~. S. S. Richmond, Norfolk, Va
Mr., Owen is Pine Bluff boy, and
Is well known here. He is son of
MI. Newton Owen, 1904 Chestnut
street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
Short Sea Engagement Reported.

Tien Tsin, March ia foreigner
arriving from Port Arthur reports
that a short engagement took place
between the Russian and Japanese
fleets last Sunday. the protected cruis-
er Diana, belonging to the former, re-
ceiving some injury. About twenty cr
thirty shells We're exchanged. The
Imperial Chinese Railway company is
considering the withdrawal of it's sta
tion force and all of it's movable prop
erty from New Chwang.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
MAY CO TO CANADA.
Northern 5ccurit:eo Company Of tho
United Gsates Nay Be Absorbed.

New York. March 1C.-A Montreal
dispatch gives r. Forget, vice presi.
dent of the Montreal Light and Pow.
er company as authority fer the state.
mert that the Northern Securities
company - Canada had been granted
g charter by tae dominion government.
that it was backed by the Hill inter.
ests and intended to ab.cro the north.
on Securities company Of TIE United
States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
SENATOR BERRY MADE SPEECH

washington, D. c., March 16.-
On point OF order Senator James II.
berry OF Arkansas made a brief but
convincing speech with reference to
the Holland Torpedo Boat company.
The speaker took the position that the
officials We're better qualified to deal
with this company than the senate
naval affairs committee. The remarks
CT the senior senator from Arkansas
received close attention ard created q
profund impression.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
REQUEST GRANTED
CHANGE IN TIME OF PINE BLUFF
AND LITTLE ROCK LOCAL TO =
Pc MADE
Gees E4ck to O!d ScheGis ant 40
rives Here at $50 P. NJ. In
-tead of $50 p. M.
MANAGER coTTERs LETTEl

Tie request of the petition from 10
cal citizens that the time Il the ar
rival OF the Pme Bluff and Little Rock
accommodation train in Pine Stuff has
been granted by Nh William Cottef,
manager Of the operating department
Of the Missouri Pacific. Mr.. j. NJ.
WfIkefson. Who secured the signers
to the petition. has received the follow
ing from Mr. Gafter:
st. Louis, Mo, March IA, 1904
Mr. J. NJ Wilkinson, Pine Bluff, Ark
Dear Sir: Your letter of March 5
addressed to Mr. Russell Harding, and
the petition attached thereto, have
been addressed to me. In rep!y,
wish to say that instructions have
been issued to change the time of the
accommodation train, Nc. 67, on nexoe
tissue of time card, leaving Little Rock
at 3:35 p m. as it formerly did. Yours
truly,
"WM. COTTER Manager"
This change in the schedule will be
made within few weeks and will
make the arrival of the train in Pine
Bluff at $50 p. M instead of $50 p.
m. The request was made by all the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16

Governor is has : -ieu " attack
ed Judge Wood in the present cam
paign because =the supreme court sent
back te the circuit coud tor a rev
trial tie case Of Ester Warreu a lit
tie child that had bosa hanQ5 guJ III
by railroad train, ami whose iuaet
had secured a evefditt fer $to9e0
against tbe railroad company. An eN-
Of the records Of the su-
pren5e court shows that not only did
Judge Wood dissent from the opinion
Of the court, bat that he favored Civ
ing tie injured child 10000 damages.
The attorneys for Ester Warren
mada Z motion ii tie supreme court
that they be allowed % enter remit
titur-that is, that the verdict be al
lowed 10 stand, but tat the excess OF
damages be remiited. The justices
discussed among themselves whether
this motion should be- allowed or
whether the case should be sent back
for trial before another jury. Three
justices. a majority of the court, vot-
ed for the latter proposal but the two
others. Justices Wood and Hughes,
voted fer entering the remittitur and
giving the child judgment against the
railroad company for about $4,000.
Ester Warren was a boy two and
one-half years old, whose parents lived
at Portland, Ashley county. Their
home was near the railroad track and
the child was run over by backing
freight train. Suit was brought
against the Iron Mountain railroad by
the childs father and guardian, Frank
Warren, and a Bradley county jury
gave verdict for $4,000.
A cartoon has been circulated repre-
senting Judge Wood handing down the
decision against Ester Warren. The
MANNED child is shown held in the
arms IF a woman. presumably the
child's mother. She is dressed in deep
mourning, but as a matter of fact her
husband is alive. The following docu-
ments are self-eXplanatory
From Attorneys and Judaes,
Little Rock, Ark, March IS. 1904
TO the Public: This is to say that l
was one of the attorneys for Warren
in the case cf Ester Warren against
the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway company, reported
in the 65th Ark. Report, and know
from statements made by the judges
at the time the motion to allow a re-
mltfliUe 70 be entered in that case
Was decided, that two of the judges,
~ile ST whom was Judge Wood, were in
allowing the judgment to stand
against the railroad company, for
about twenty thousand dollars. a re-
suit which, under the circumstances,
would have been satisfactory to the
attorneys fer the plaintiff.
So far as | know, neither the attor-
neys nor parties in that case ever
blamed Judge Wood for any action
of his in connection with it. The
grandfather of Ester Warren, who
had the suit brought against the rail-
road company, and all of the attorneys
for Warren are supporting Wood.
G. w. MURPHY.
The firm Of Rose, Hemingway and
Rose, of which I am a member, was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16

(Co1t,.lued on Page Five,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16

The firm Of Rose, Hemingway and
Rose, of which I am a member, was
employed in the case above referred
to by Colonel Murphy, to present the
molten to be allowed to enter remit
titur in the supreme court, and l was,
therefore. interested in the decision
CT that question and personally know
that the above statement in reference
to the position OF Judge Wood is cor
rect. He favored a remittitur and
whether the Judgment of the court on
that question was correct or not, he is
rot responsible therefor.
w. E. HEMINGWAY.
The above statement rs to Judge
WOo&'a position il the Warron case
sr@ c--rect. There was considerable
discus: ion among the judges of tie
supreme court Cn TIE question of
whether tho motion referred to should
- 9u%iairod ard = judgment for such
3 10 IS seaGed right entered against
tie railroad company, or whether the
case ahculd be sent back fer trial be-
fara another jury. On the decision
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-03-16
AGAINST OPEN SHOP A RUSH II n1ijiaEOEk

is BEING Maze EY GEN. kUSUPAT-
klI2, AVID MAY VISIT
Port ARTHUR.
Short Sea Engagement Reported to
f!aVe Occurred at Port AR
thur Sunday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Dieter gaoen i&liebtt dslid Tim 5 nbr
Samitass nm 1890 nbr Mittaes.
Ser Yolterer iagt..,

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mad fiinitleriiden unb praftii6en eaden
befriebisen mir fabrisiren auf Seitsauns
Inn irsenb eine beitimmte Gde ausSuiiilen,
in Sarmonie nit Der ~1Imsebuns unb mir
MAIDEN bic 9lrbeit gut. = Oapsnports, Gd=
iibe, StiibIe, ipanii9e @dnbe, Glide,
8ii4erresale nnb bersleiben. @ir repas
riren ale NDbeI, p%pIitern pieieIben ipieser,
in anberen @orten mir MAIDEN bic arbeiten
Die setban weroen miiiien in senau Der
@eiie. ipie tie ii9 eeb6ren, nit Der ebrIi6en
@bfi4t bic beiten 8siultate su e~rsieIen.
Dies finb srobe 9lniprii6e, rperben aber
burd geueiie erbartet. Dies lit bic am
i6neaften pabienbe 9lbtbeiluns bes @e=
oddities unb bieielbe berbient Sbre 9lrfmerfs
%iafnfeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30

Moa Sulep an Greb 6enrp, Got 1,
an felbigem plab. $1,000.
Serbert 9.9eatb an Samuel Seatb,
Got z in 9eoi's Subj, n6rbli9 bon
Der Staot in Waibinston Somnibip.
$1.00.
preBlep 8errpmatl an @rtbur 8.
Darling, 2ots SO uao 80 in 9ome.
fteab's &iberfioe Nob., n6rbli9 bon
9~au9bbiae. $400.
@alter 9. pertins an German
8aptii 8retbern @bur9. Got 112,
Malbern Gbb. n6rolid bes Srren.
Sospitals. $4OO.
Sufan u. Srabue an Wiltinion
pope, 10 2ots, Sboemater's iiboft
Ioo. nabe Der @trtelbabn. 1926.
Wiliam 6. gloer an Dapib 8.
Burr, Got 322. uniberiitp 0eigbts
Noo. iiioli9 bon @arfislo part. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
8runoeiseutbums nebsrtragungen.

Maube 6. goafmalter an peter ).
@lasier u. a., Got 80 in Nrmfrons's
3epftone part Nob. in Snoianapolis.
$3.50.
Charles g. &obbins an Sfaae Bre=
ibenf, Got POP in @obbins' 2. Nort6
indianapolis Noo., psitlia born gas
nal, 5000.
2ula 6. 0Onberiaar an @ora 6.
Smith, Got 1872 in aaen & &oot's
n6rbliae Mbbition. Sem Seriep nabe
II. Str. $1,000.
Charles Wabonep an Sarrp u. Mc=
Neslp, Got 10, 9isblanb Some Sub,
WalcOtt Str.. nabe Sem Sort. $40
@itiaens' 2oar anb 9epolit Gom=
panp, Sieielbe on SenFelben. 81. 900.
gliiab g. 9itt an Serbert 90. Sad.
ion, Got Is, Mar's Sub, 9ownet's
2. Oft Nob., 6itlid bon Woobruif
place. 1926.
Wi0iam 8. Worriion an @oitb M.
@u1, 2ot 80, Gletder's Sub, 6flid
Der Mtlas Werfe. 5000.
Daniel Wiaiams an Waub @oons,
Got 81, Blof 5 in Central parf Mbb.
tuefli9 bon Senate gpe. unb n6rolid
bpm Greet. 81.
Samuel @lart an gpa Morgan, Sol
l47 in 2isbt's Sugar @rOpe Wbb.,
nabe Broao Ripple. $500.
Niels Senfen an CHARLES @annabp,
Elm She'll Der 2ot 8 in 9aHelman's
Mbb., rabe Merioiar uno 81. Strabe.
$500.
Samuel Stephens an Sasper 6snrp,
Got 8, Blod 2 au Rorb Snbianapolis,
fibli1 bon 80. Ctr. $500.
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Nieoriger Sabrpreis mad California
pta Yenniplpania 2inien.

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unb bonn %. big 9. September elm.
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Nnbetradt beg oreiidbrigen @onclabes
Der &nisbts Semplar uno Sovereign
8roBloae s. 8. 8. S. tperben iiber
pennfplodnia 2inien Derfauft. Sir
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preis, &oute u.f.m., fprede man bel
ben Sidet= Igenten bieier 2inien bor,
ooer fdreibe an SO. 90. &i9arbfon,
Difritt paRaaier=Msent, Snbianppo.
liz, Snb.
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Gim Stur3 aus betra@tli&er
06be.

Ser 9a9beder Sobn Gebr bon 1921
Wrigbt Ctr. fiel seftern, inoem CT Mr=
beiter an benz Neubau go. 1101 Of
Waibin9ton Str. inipi5irte, aus elmer
56be BON 25 SUB au Booen. 81
trurbe nah benz Dispeniarium unb bon
bert nod ieiner Wobnung hberftbrt.
Or. 6awlep, bonn Sispeniarium,
tpel9er i'm bebanbelte, lit Der MnR9t.
baB feline 0erlebunsen uidt ernftli9er
Natur finb.
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" 70. ullo Uiuu Qulli9' OeuoWeHs
= CHARLES unb Nelie Omen, 244 81
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Npenue. 2nabe. = Wiliam unb 6rau
2oping, 511 Sio Wsit=S traBe, Mdb-
den. : s. uno Nboie GplB, 5472 Sn-
biana Mbe., Mdo6sn. = Saroing unb
Della Wortman, 535 Bismard Mpe.,
8nabe. : Saeob unb &ofa Slid,
zoos Wef Wafbinaton Ctr, Mdo.
den. = Sobn urb Marsarst Gillespie,
COL Wef &c. @trabe, &nabe. -
Sbomas unb @ornelia 8oplan, 1924
Weft Iiidisan Str, 3nabe. = Oscar
uno 2iap Wiesmann, ITO SrOw-
bridge Str, 4nabe. = elmer uno
gba Saupsrt. 9nabe. = Srant uno
@lara &oDle, 1929 Mafa9uietts Mbe.,
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mann.
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9. Colbert, 8 Monate, 504 @hb Mlii-
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rab 6. 8ropn, so, Central Srren-
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nommen muroe. Speenp NOR 80
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f4dft tbdtig uno bat fi4 tiir3li9 bon
oemieiben 3uriidge;ogen.