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Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
IN SOCIETY,".
BOUNCE EUCHRE PARTY.

Mrs. Charles Henry entertain ed Thursday afternoon compli- mentary to Mrs. Joseph M. Dead man of Columbia, Tenn, a large number of matron friends who found pleasure in forming the acquaintance of the affable guest of honor as we'll as in the delights of bounce euchre, a six-handed game in which the loser does the moving or is bounced" to use a little vernacular that doubtless accounts for the name of the game.
 The home of the hostess is ever an attractive one by reason of it's handsome interior and the easy, cordial hospitality of Mrs. Henry, who proved herself a model hos
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
THURSDAY EVENING DANCE.

The new sample room of the Creighton hotel was opened with a dance Thursday evening that will long be remembered; for it's good music by the Magnet or chestra, the excellence of the floor and the presence of a good representation of local society and many popular visitors all contributed to it's success.
 Not until 1:3O a. m. did Home Sweet Home come in to tell the hour of departure and bring to an end this delightful hop, which we might add, was another com- plimentary affair to the guests of MT. and Mrs. B. B. Bond, MT. and Mrs. Joe Deadman and Dr. Wilks.
 PEOPLE PRESENT.
 Those present were Messrs. and Mesdames J. L. Jones, F. B. Vining, H. G. Bum, IT,, B. B. Bond, c. G. Henry, Joe Dead man of Columbia, Tenn, Mes- danes R. M. Johnson, w. w. McMinn, Gus Graham, L. Hirsch, Wm. Hooker, Misses Hester and Josie Phillips, Jennie McCauley, Noreene Kinman, Esther Neill, Lucy Brandenburg, Aubrey Ar hold, Sue Armstrong, Lou Minor, Jamie Stephens, Carrie Stevens, Lucille Taylor and Tillie Sprigg; Messrs. J. M. Berger, c. B. Car roll, w. T. and Frank Dunn, A. Arndt, A. Lockard, F. P. Skip with, w. T. Parish, T. E. Tap pan, Ike Bottenstein, Tom Dill lard, J. o. Powell, Ira Erwin, G. K. Stephens, Sprigg Foushee, E.sC. Waterman, Joe Bevens, Alcorn Ferguson, Chas. Holmes, Eugene Hirsch, Frank Daniels of Little Rock, Robt. Thornton of Jonesboro, Dr. J. w. Wilks of Columbia, Tenn, Julius Harris, Louisville, Ky. a
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS JANUARY

tess in another way, the excel lence of a two-course luncheon nicely served and consisting of chicken salad, oyster patties, salted crackers, pickles and coffee; maple mousse and cake.
 At cards Mrs. R. B. Hooker led with 176 points to her credit, thus winning the handsome prize of a hand-painted china tray, while the guest of honor was re- membered with a pretty brass candlestick.
 Those present were Mesdames w. w. McMinn, T. E. Morrison, J. L. Jones, o. D. Watson, A. c. Anderson, o. S. Lawrence, J. H. McHugh, Robt. Cox, B. B. Bond, Wm. Bailey, L. Hirsch, c. w. Beard, R. B. Hooker, E. L. Maris, w. w. Dutton, G. A. Hillhouse, T. D. Kinman, IT,, c. H. Wilmans, H. E. Cobb, Clyde Wood, c. M. Erwin, F. E. Vim ing, B. w. Stainback, George Hays, Wm. Hooker, Gus Graham, B. M. Crow.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
STATE NEWS NOTES.

Ex-Sheriff Billy" Williams as he is familiarly known, has been appointed by the governor to fill out the unexpired term of J. D.McKnight as sheriff of St. Francis county. He once fell out with Governor Davis, but the arrangement was short-lived.
 The Lonoke County Club, an organization of widely advertised whitecappers, whose existence seems as yet to be mythical, but whose reported object was to drive the negroes from that sec tion, has been laying low, since Sheriff Gould announced what he would do.
 The meeting of farmers to elect delegates to a national cot ton growers association in New Orleans, failed to bring out a crowd in any of the counties re- porting. This was doubtless due to the very inclement weather more than to lack of interest. In all sections of the state a greater diversifcation will mark the planting of the coming crop.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
CONTRACTORS WILL
 SUE RAILROAD
For Damages of $50, 900 for Can- cellation of Contract That Would Have Been a
 Snap.

There promises to be some le- gal complications over the big Oregon Flat cut, says the Cotter Courier.
 A. F. Burke, in making his contract for seven miles of grad ing in which the big cut occurs did not like the looks of the hill and wanted it left out or done under a special contract. This, so it is said, Chief Engineer Roh- wer would not hear to and told Burke and Robbins they must sign the contract including the Oregon hill or he would not o. k. their claim for other work al- ready done.
 As this claim was for some thing like $60, ,000, Burke & Rob- bins, accompanied by an engi- neer, went and made a closer in- spection of the big flat and dis covered that instead of solid rock like other hills on the line it is for the most part loose ground with but little rock. In short that at the nrice if is a snap. the best thing on the line.
 Returning, they closed the con- tract. Shortly after the contract was made, it is alleged, the con- struction department of the road also discovered the character of the hill, saw a good thing in it and notified the contractors that inasmuch as they had protested against taking in the hill the company had decided to take that part of the work off their hands, accordingly the company has begun preparations to do the work.
 Mir. Burke has it figured out that there is over $50, ,000 clean profit in the job to his company and notified MT. Rohwer that it would take $50,000 to get his re- lease. The chief engineer would not entertain the proposition and notified the contractors to keep their hands off, and is making preparations to do the work. The contractors do not propose to lay down, but if a settlement cannot be reached without it will take the matter into court. In any event itis said the work will not be delayed.
 This statement is partly Ahear- say and may be erroneous to some extent, but is believed to be in the main correct.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
DAVIS DRAMATIC
 IN CLOSING MESSAGE.
Consumes Two Hours in His Ad- dress to the Legislature Upon the Needs of the State
 Closing Incident.

Little ROCK, Jan. lZ. .-GOV. ]. Davis in his message to the legis- lature yesterday afternoon, occu- pying two hours in it's reading, made an attack on the manage ment of the penitentiary and recommended that the present board of state officers be discon- tinued and the management placed in the hands of a commits sion to be appointed by the gov ernor.
 He declared that the legisla- ture had made a great mistake in taking the building of the new state capitol out of the hands of the governor, and that "now he washed his hands of the whole business. He said that the ar- chitect will be unable to deliver the building for the $1,000, ,0O0 at first provided, and that it will cost $5, 100000 before it is done. He recommended that the old statehouse and grounds be pre- served as monument and that it be remodeled, the east wing to be used as a public library and the west wing as a govern or's mansion.
 He asked the legislature to "steer clear of county superin- tendency as they would of the |pest1ence," and recommended 1that if any legislation is needed for the schools, which, in his opinion, are good enough. that it consist of a provision for free schqgoooks.
 Hy never referred to the ex-' Confederates or the state militia. He made complaint of the unsan- itary condition of the boys dor mitory at the state university, and recommended the erection of a girls dormitory in the resi- dence district. He also recom- ded an additional institution for the incurable insane, and strong ly favored the segregation of the school taxes. He also favors a reform school.
 A melodramic incident at the close of his review of the peni- tentiary management, was the production of leather lash such as are used in the discipline of,convicts, and holding it aloft and then throwing it down upon the speakers desk, he said:
 This is the kind of a lash that is laid upon the backs of the poor, unfortunate prisoners at olr penitentiary, and if you do not do something during the present session of the legislature to reform the methods of man. agement of the institution the lash of public opinion should be laid across your policical backs at the next election.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
PASTURAGE.

1000 acres cane pasture. Ap- ply at this office or to H. H. Dietz, Newport, Ark. 35 At
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
BEWARE OF CONTINENTS FOR CATARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on pre- scriptions from reputable physi- clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufact- ured by F. J. Cheney 6 Co.,, To- ledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in To- ledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c. per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13

Everything in OUT entire store has been reduced dur- ing this sale. Wolff Goldman Mere. Co. 13btf
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13
FOR LEASE.
NEWPORT OPERA HOUSE.

NEWPORT OPERA HOUSE.
 Possession given the 1st day of April, 1905, together with the scenery, fixtures, furniture, etc. Seating capacity 800. Stage 40 feet. Scenery in good condition and furniture in good repair. Good piano. Bids received up to February 1st and right reserved to reject any and all bids. Ap- ply to
 L. MINOR, Secretary.
 or l. GOLDMAN, President, 98bta Newport Building Assn.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13

Wanted = Hickory logs and poles delivered f. O.. b. tracks Choctaw Railway. Write for prices and particulars.
 JAMES COLBERT & Co.,,
 92btf Tupelo, Ark.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-13

SAW MILL FOR SALE.
 Saw mill and 1000 acres of oak for sale cheap. Party de- sires to look after other business. Apply at this office. This mill is a bargain and can be secured for $450.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
JORDAN'S CAPTURE
MELTED OFFICERS $I.lOO
MAN WANTED IN THREE STATES,
DOOMED TO FACE CHARGES.

u nothing happens 20 delay tkrif
progress. Enlied States Marshal G.
n Foraker ana Deputy Harry Cooper
viii land Bank anhhef Thomas I0f
Dan ~ the hands ol the United States
authorities az Ninlla. ]. r., some time
tomorrow.
Foraker and Cooper ielt Cor tho ln-
dian Territory with Jordan yesterday
on train No q and huicsE the trains
itc0mc diNc0nccrted 90 Jordan nhfuld
accidentally make his escape while ~
sfafo thcy viii have finished their
misaion VI tomarrov and have aefJF-
"a their reward fae combined re-
enris offered f1F I0fdan'a naplaFe
amnahI 90 Si.i00 $500 ~ which Il Of
fefed by the Texas Cattle Growers
association. Jordan a wanted ~
Te8as tor stealing cattle ln the IN.
dian Territory Tor hank robbery and
Ia Colorado for murder witch RECORD
NJ hag attained lnr himaell In The
short sraee nf fnuf mgaihH
lils capture a ono of Kreaf credit
30 United States Marshal foFabcfs
ofiict
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
MURDERED his SPOUSE
WITH A RATCHET
Authorities Herr Asked to b.
on Lockout Fer Humphrey
O'SuIIIvan.
NE IS MAKING FOR MEXICO

Il h thought that Humphrey O'sul.
Ivan. wife murderer and siiaronnd
ctfpcradu, Blay De- heated toward Al.
buquerquc. and drop iAt0 the city.
maybe Tor a breathing epelI IN the
flight be- u undergoing from the 0ia,
Gers ~ the law, who age securing the
country for him
iae sheFlf's oiIlto has reccly a
circular from sheriff racheco 81 Tue
son, which gives description OF
OSnllivan. describes the brutal mnr.
der az The fellows wiie. and unera A.
reward uf 5000 Tor bis capture. pro
yidluR Y "a made within six months.
from November "a. 1895.
The alleged crime was c0mmltiaI
about d mile FROM Tucson. some time
n-iof 10 NOvedhof o. Ia 4 lone rahn
OHuliiTan "a alleged 10 have attacked
nls spouse. killing her wlih hatcher.
The body WAS not foand for several
days aherwarha
A search for O'Sulllyan proved &c
tile ine general belief being that ~
D. making Tor Mexico. The accused
murdefer's description "a 81 follows.
ARe, aS ycarn; holRii' 8 feet 3
70 , inches; weight. 100 pounds. con.
plexi0n. light build medium. hair.
brown. eyes. blueieh brown, nation
aliiy, iflsh.Amerioan trade. caFpeG-
teri speaha Spanish nnonlly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Atlanta. Ca, Ocr. g. because the
president. while o. his s,.nthcrn trip.
said, wait q moment, ! just must
shake hands with the preitieat girl
! have seen IN Georgia. Miss Ado
laidec Allen. a pretty i0-yeag-old AZ
lanta girl, has sprung into fame as
beauty and Is quite the social nenae-
tion ~ the moment.
He didn't moan ll--ef course. he
didn't mean IT. the elrl had pro-
tested. She was standing IN tho midst
OF a dozen college boys NJ tho time,
and her 'rah-rahs" Tor Harvard IN "A
rich oOntfalio voice had been clearly
heard above the dceper din made by
her companions.
The president thinks the world Of
his alma mater. end the enthusiasm
ol this strenuous little person. wear
Ing a dainty costume. her radiant face
surrounded by a wealth Of ash blond
hair. may have made an unusual im-
PRESTON
Maybe be- didn't mean "a. hul the
college boys took u Cor granicd that
he did, aud as their cheers rang uai
her reputation a. beauty WIS oa-
tahllshed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
LIEUT.. GEN. CHAFfEE
IN ALBUQUERQUE
One Of Three Chiefs Of Staff
to Retire During the
Year 1910.
WILL SETTLE IN LOS ANGELES

Lieutenant General Adnn 4. Chnf
fee, chief Of star. United Statee Army
who retires from the army on Febfn
AIRY !, 1906. was 40 Albuquerque Wis
iior yesterday Tor forty.nve mlnntes
The general wa accompanied by Mr8
Chaffce and tnpy we're On route al
Washington frum Loa Angeles. Cal.
where they will settle when tue gen
eral leaves active service.
There h more than a mere cOihel
dence In the fari that the United
States will have three retired lieulen.
ant generals during the year 1896
General Chaifcc will not be- "a years
of age uEtil April "a, 1906, hut as a
courtesy "a General bates. who d
next In line Ia thy chief Of stan, he
will rellre foriy.fve days prior "a
that time, 10 thai General Bates may
ascend 10 the rank ol lieutenant sen
efal In time to retire before hu also
~ compelled 20 leave the service De-.
eause uf bis aae. General Hates WIFI
BE- "a years old W August, 1896. bui
b. vii resign she Oliirr 10 General
Corhla before. thar timc General
Corhin will be- "a m september. 1906.
General and Mfr chaftec were met
al the stailou BY y. a. Kent who was
a echoolma4e Of AIRS. Chaffee aud
Hon. ~ = Hodcy whu d an old
friend OF the general The topics oi
conversation ran from the red school
house Ia the lane iu los Angeles
building lots, uud from public social
functions 81 tho capitol 90 statehood.
General ChRfgce IS one of the far.ser.
ms public men Of wide experience,
Who think that Joint statehood " the
more economical forW ~ government
for the territories. and la answer 20 q
question yesterday az 10 what BE-
thought Of statehood matters. said
why. it's quite ohylona "a me thai
sou want joint Statehood. ! have a.
ways Thought So single state GOV
ernment would be- q burden % either
territory. I'm surprised that there "a
any opposition 20 joint statehood.
whatever"
Despite ~ 90 years. Gonofal Chat
Zee a. hale and hearty, aud looks likc
he was good ion the allotted three.
score ana ton. aud then SOME Mfs.
Chafec o. aiao ~ robust health They
formerly lived IN les Angeles, hui
sold 0nt years ago ~ a good profit.
They are nov hnylnE Ia LDa An4eiess
a. good proat io the other fellow,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Miss Allen a pretty ~ rlRht ~
heritage she should be- beautiful, co.
her mother, Mfa Coo. y. Allen. ut
Atlanta, IL very handsome, and her
aunt, Mrs. Frank sllor, ~ North Oar
olina. ia nWod fof hes exquisite prim-
rose face. but Just now she IL merely
pretty. Jolly eifl. who iQseH boys
and base ball onlf second 20 foot bali
she has the spirit of the huntaman
cnirappcd into womRng form. ana
submits 10 the eniangllng customs of
society with a sort of rchclloua v0n-
der ne the Ways Of Providence.
u Is only her large dreamy graz
eyes aud long tapering Fingers that
denote the musician. And this IL tho
talent thar she Will continue 10 cnl.
Nv ,e. she 10 already master N the
organ and plano ami has. besides. q
beautiful contfaiio voice
Personally she 10 well fitted 20 bd-
come AZ interesting member Of noci-
eiy, bnt her heart n not Ia pink teas
nor ouchro parties. and al present
she Ia dolns her utmost ~ escape the
penalty of social duties resulting from
the admiration expressed BY the ma
lions chief executive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice ls hereby fiyen that GA no
am day Of December 1905. IN the pro.
bate court Of the county Of nernallllO.
New Mexico. a. A. Trimbie. executor
OF the last viii and iestament az law.
renee 3 Trimblc, deceased. and "a.
oifcio administrator ~ the partner.
ship assets OF tho firm Of W.
l., Trlmhlo a Co. alc6 hls FINAL
account as such executor. and ex.
oiilcin administrator. and All persons
interested are allowed until Tuesday
the "a day 0i Ianuar, 1906. within
wnich 90 nle objection TO the said
hnal account and any objections
thereto 40 iiled will be heard aid dc.
termlnnd on said days n no objections
are aled ON or before said date. the
said nnal account VIII be- approved.
and lhe said executor and ox.osilco al.
mipls,raior discharged ~ order Of
the probate court.
A. A. TRlMRl.R.
Executor and Ex-Ohcio Admlnls.
irwor
first publication. Dee ? 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
LEFT WITHOUT SUPPORT
TAKES her OLD NAME

Airs klup Butler was anotaeI
woinnn Who Was made happy py a 81
vOfcs decree To- Judge Nufihcutre
court Hef charRe ~ deseftlan aas
yully Sustained D belkr shown thal
the husband. william ~ butler. has
not contributed lo the wlies support
Tor upward 81 two year, 10 y neW
III liisheo. ARR Nra Butler a 3
woman ~ apparent fehaemcnt be-
fore her marriage 10 Butler shv VAS
Mrs. klilio u. BROOKS q widow That
name wa restored 20 her 10 iho de-.
cree she and Bugler were married
a. ArdmoFo a. r Ia May, 1888 Den
vcg Post
butler Toe desqpilng 'spshnnf. d a
printer and has N0rked "a the Fhri'
uns Offices ui thls territory and Ari.
zonl. He worked lu the cOmpoflng
room 0f The Citizen several months
ago. and one Saturday nlRht. after
NJ had received hle pay check, be ieif
thf clty without noiiiylns the ofice
Of his Intention AZ leave Al that
time. sn 4 81 alleged. woman eas
in the casr. and The local printers ana
hcafdluE house peuple came Oui naily
and stated inat the Nomaai u she ga
moi leaYo me- same night Butler lcn
followed him feW days LATER tO MS
bee. Afik
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

AND HIS DAUGHTER
En li's iusi IKE feelin a piece Of soap
All over the moocow's nose.
Tn The moo.cow,muo has lots og fun
just swinging his tail about:
En- he opens hts mouth and then
rim
Cause that's where the moo comes
out.
En the moo.cow,moo's got deorn on
his head
Eu dis eyes stick out Of their place.
I'm the nose Of the moocow.moo Is
spread
an over the end Of ms face.
EN- his lee' are no'hiuS bui finger
IN hls mamma don't kcop en- cut.
In be- slyes folks milk IN wafer pals
~ he don't keep his handles shut
Cause u you "a me pulls the handles.
why
The niOo.c0W says Il hurts.
Bat The hirrd man ne sits down closg
by
I'm squlrts en- squlus IN squius.
Cooke lives IN Cleveland. o. Ills
work u getilng better AZ me years
pass Ne Is heslnaine 20 ser repuia.
ton that promises 20 become wider
thnn national
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS
HOLDS INTERESTING LITERARY
SESSION. AT WHICH A FINE
PROGRAM rs RENDERED.

Yesterday afternoon In their club
rooms In the Commercial club. the
WomanA club Of Albuquerque held
one ~ the most interesting mcptlnRs
10 Ne history. under the auspices OF
the li.afary department The subject
NJ this meeting was christmas ~.
enture. and The following literary
program WIS rendered
Van Dykes Prayer on Chris
mrs" ....... Mr. Rose Hunt
Slgniacance OF Christmas" ,.....
......... Mrs. Prank Acktrman
Christmas Comes nut Once
Year lRileyl ..... Mrs. y. 3. Ives
"Chrlatmas Giving ..., Mrs. lie 4sr
The Nightingale" IN response 20
an encore, was rendered by Ira A.
Cassidy, IN a well modulaled voice.
Two violin solos we're also executed
Ia inimitable manner by the well
known ylolinist r. w. MADDEN.
Besides the regular members Of the
club there were present az guests.
Mosdames Fish and smith. Miss Mel.
lie Pratt. Miss Hartman and Mcssrs.
MADDEN and Cassidy
A report on che performance Of
"Thc Broken Hearted Club" and
"Sarahs Young Man" given az the
Elks opera house recently. under th9
auspices OF the club, showed that the
performances were successes both
srom an artistic and hlstrOnlc, a.
well a. financial point Of view
The committee on the New Years
banquet reported progress, aad the
committee On attractions reported
that they had closed negotiations
with H. Ray manager Of the noted
tragedian. Frederick warde. for two
Appearances Of that gentleman At the
Elks' opera house IN the near future.
Mr. Warde will appear In Hamlet
and Julius Caesar and NE All
nOnneement Of the dRles are being
eagerly awaited by the local thoater.
goers A. we'll ~ the members " the
Woman club
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

ANY and AZ persons claiming adverse
y The h,isinn srouna. win. lode. pfem'
surveyed, plated and applied FOR. are
hereby notified that unless their adverse
claims are duly flle daccotdlnn a. law
and the regulations therounder within
biuce ut Santa fc. ln the County %
Santa ~ and rcrfiiory of New Mrxicn
they win b. baird. in virtue ~ the pro.
visions II said statute
MANUEL r. OrERO.
Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

News raehcs she city through a
rellabls source that The nuhiaNy MOI
camille company. owning and conduct
los stores AZ Walnfd Moriarty and
Esinncla. aa the santa ~ Central
have Hold their lniercsis Ia New Mex
ica. tn o. . Mclean a CO. 90 Santa
~ and Kansas Cliy, 4. a. Hughes.
Of SANTA ~. 10 the Nov Mexico rep
roseniatltt OF Mclean 4 Co Tho re-
port aays that the Duniafy brothers
viii retire from the active maaare-
men III the stores mentioned 90 tan-
nary