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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

the Jews of Russia. 1t is an appeal
which needs immediate response aud
let no reader of the Graphic hcsitat 3,
&c donate, however small sthe dCna
tion, because it will be appreciated
and thankfully received The follow
ing subscriptions have been received:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

Friday morning at an early hour
Anderson discovered burglars in the
act Of breaking into the freight depot
at Dermott and attempted to arrest
the parties, when they fired upon him
The murderers have so far escaped
arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

Rabbi Frisch has $1.45 more, the
donor of which he does not reMem-
ber He will be glad to credit it to
such as have given if they will kindly
call his attention to the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12

Advertising doesn't jerk. it pulls
Mississippi Lumbermau.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Traffic has been resumed on suea
canal.
Mexican Central railway Gremen
went went on strike.
Postmaster Daggett OF Justin. Tex.
was found dead I'm bed.
II. d Clark was struck by a train nj
Dallas and both legs broken.
Death Of c. l.. Herbert. a leading
Ardmore attorney. Is announced.
a nrst-class torpedoboat for Turkey
was launched at Chalon. France.
Ex-Treasurer Starr OF the Cherokee
nation passed away at Tahlequah.
Passengers may now enter Missouri
from any state without certificates.
orient railway expects to be running
trains into Clinton. okla, by Jan. 1.
]. W. GIL a boy. died at Chester Pa.
fram Injuries sustained In a football
game.
Terrell. Tex. claims 5000 population.
reported by party taking census for
directory.
Declaring her husband slandered her,
Mrs. Martha Fannon nearly pulled a.id
cut out her lords tongue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
STEADILY DISAPPEARS.
Statements Of o.. White Are Being sus.
tanned Right Along.

New Orleans. oct e,--Rain fell here
inicessantly for twcnty-four hours and
all sanitary work had to be suspended.
but the fever situation continues its
improvement. the clean death shee, on
Sunday emphasizing the statements
heretofore made In these dispatches
that there were fewer cases OF actual
yellow fever developing than wer being
steadily wiped out. For the week end .
ing oct. the total was i7s new cases
and twenty-five 'deaths reported
against is3 new cases and 20 deaths in
the preceding week. this showing being
the best since the first week OF Au-
gust. From all infected points In the
country Gene reports OF steady pro-
gress.
Hotel registers ars beginning 10
swell again, showing people elsewhere
are overcoming fears concerning dan
ger here. There were twenty-seven mr.
rivals from various parts OF the country
at one hotel on Sunday. The influx
OF people from Louisiana points con-
tinues and there are additional assur-
ances that within the next ten days
there will be n relaxation OF quaran-
tines 30 far as they affect passenger
traffic. -Four New Orleans theaters
opened on Sunday. giving day and
evening performances. There was
standing room only az each Of them.
10 M uNV
and no discharges reported by the
emergency hospital for the twenty four
hours ending early Monday. The hos
pital Is caring for two more people from
Rosetta. Miss. In addition to the fam
lily sent there last week. The latest
arrivals from the infected town got
here Sunday and went voluntarily to
the hospital 20 serve the fxe-day period
OF detention.
Although Mississippi continues a
rigid quarantine In spite OF distribution
OF infection OF that state. an effort Is to
be made TO reopen communication with
the gulf coast under conditions. Fam
lilies OF many New Orleans business
men are still on the coast and anxious
10 have intercourse with the city. DR.
White considers little danger will be
involved IN the resumption Of travel
between New orleans and Mississippi
towns.
For the state during the twenty four
hours ending with Sunday night two
deaths were reported-one az Lake
Providence and the other NJ Alexan-
dria. The latter Is reported as Ben
Harris. "a tramp. who had typical.
case. Harris Is from Philadelphia.
where his family IS reported 10 b. OF
fine standing.
on the report ~ two OF It's inmates
suffering with yellow fever the big Sea-
mems Bethel viii transfer It's Saturday
night concert to another hall 4 care
ful diagnoses. however. shows the In
stitution not infected. the cases % the
two patients being malaria.
The emergency hospital at Wildwood
plantation. IN jefferson parish. Just
above the city. IS now IN operation.
There are nineteen cases Of yellow fe-
Yer there. but with physicians and
trained nurses constantly In attendance
Il Il thought the mortality viii be
small.
Up 10 noon Monday there were seven
new cases and no deaths.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
NO DEATHS SUNDAY.
This Is the Second Day When No oNs
Has Passed Away.

New Orleans. oct. 9.-Therc were no
deaths Sunday up toe o'clock in ths
evening Nineteen new eases wcrg rc-
ported. This Is the second time during
the present yellow fever visitation that
a day has passed without a death sept
II being the other occasion.
a footnote to the Official report SAYS
that Mrs. John Duny died Friday. ana
the doctors certificate. given Saturday
showed the cause OF death ~ be con-
gestion Of the brain. This cas- had
been diagnosed as yellow fever ON oct
by marine hospital surgeon. and %
IL the basis for the second charge of
failing To report a ease, which has been
made against DR.. Szabary.
Among the new eases Is reporter
on an afternoon paper, whose brother
was stricken two days before. only six
OF the cases are aSove Canal street.
DIR. Brady the medical inspector. sub
mitted very interesting report on the
situation In 81. Tammany parish. where
TIC maui u AlNiNuAN AANfrAikAAlhus Nv
traces the infection I'm Covington and
Abita Springs to New Orleans. but says
that In one place secondary Infection Is
I'm evidence and In the other tertiary
Infection Is due.
Following are the country reports.
Alexandria, one death.
Gretna. one new case, brought from
Grand Isle.
Union plantation. In Jefferson parish,
seven cases.
Mississippi reports: vieksburg. eleven
new cases.
Natchez. five new cases.
Port Gibson. one ney case. one death.
The fever reported from Homo Chit
10. near Rosetta, as yellow fever. has
been pronounced malaria.
There were nineteen new cases In
Pensacola Sunday and no deaths.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
CANNOT COME.
Bullet Intended For Jim Taylor Fatally
Hits Another Man.

Shreveport. oct. 9-Final hope Of
the presidents ability 10 include
Shreveport In the itinerary o. his forth
coming trip south has been dlsslpated
by the receipt Of the following telegram
by Mayor Queries:
Washington. u. G., oct .. 1905:
Dear Sir-Your telegram OF 30 inst. has
been received and II Is cordially appre-
ciated. The presidents itinerary. as
finally decided upon however, will not
take him through Shreveport. Very
tryly yours. WILLIAM LOEB"
A bullet fired BY Iver woodson from
the front gallery into the reception
room at a frollc on the Allison place. IN
Ward Eight. near Bayou Lachute. Is
responsible for the death Of Dick Cald-
well. bystander The bullet was in
tended for Jim Taylor Woodson r. Ia
Jail. charged with murder. All parties
are negroes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

A train struck an automobile neal
Mlddletown. y. Y. Two persons wcr,
killed and two others hurt.
After posing forty years as a man
| Il develops Charles s. Baubrough oI
Trinidad. Colo. Is a woman.
In a fight with nfty citizens near
| Wild Rose. Miss. one bandit was killed
! and two mortally wounded.
Santa Re road wants Sulphur l. r.
citizens to donate $4,000 for line
from Davis to the Choctaw Coal fields
In klndllng a FIRE with kerosene neat
| Rockdale. Tex. the fourteen year old
daughter OF u. d. Demore burned 70
death.
Near Manor. Travis county, Texas
Frans wehlman and Paul Michael;
had a difficulty resulting In former be-
ing shot TO death.
An operation was successfully per-
formed on foot at Berlin Of Baroness
Won Sternberg. wife OF German ambas.
sador to United States.
Fight at festival on the Rountres
ranch. four miles from Rosebud. Tex.
resulted III jim lnlh utlik hllltu anu
Jack Coleman fatally cut.
Body OF Mrs. ]. s. wynn was found
at her home In Sour Lake. Tex. Her
husband said they had quarrel. but
she shot herself. Verdict was suicide
Fearing a lynchlng. James Fowler
a negro. charged with criminal assault
on a white woman az Clinton. KY. was
tried on a train and given seven years
Illinois Central railway has paid
$3.50 900 for terminals at Birmingham
Ala II holds option on 100000 more
property and will soon enter that city
Father Pinto celebrated at FL Pasc
the hftieth anniversary OF his ordlna.
tion 20 the priesthood. lie Is superior
OF the Jesuits In Colorado. New Mexico
and west Texas.
While visiting the wharton Tex. oil
mill the clothing Of Miss Irene Mott be-
came entangled In machinery and she
was so violently thrown against the
ground that death soon ensued.
Because a knife was dirty Robert
Hertzog OF Berlin and his wife had o
quarrel and the woman was killed
the husband throwing the knife az her
and the blade penetrating her breast.
Judge W. S. Robson died at Lagrange
Tex. lie was n Mason and Knight oil
Honor and az one time held a high po-
sltion In the international grand lodge
OF the Ancient order OF United Work.
men.
At Lexington, Ky, Dan Patch paced
a mile In l:55h. dipping three fourths
OF a second from his own and the
worlds record. Ten thousand spocta.
ttrs were present and wraps and hats
were thrown In the air.
President Mccall Of the New York
Life Insurance company must make
restitution OF the sils.7O2.5O he testified
20 having contributed 10 Republican
campaign fund or company Will be-
ruled out Of Missouri. Thirty days Is
the limit.
c. r. Hunter OF Marllne. Tex. has
filed bankruptcy petition in Federal
court at Galveston. Liabilities are
placed at ss2.ss2. and assets it3O.66O. |
Principal creditor Is II. p. Drought &
Co. OF San Antonio. $4,000 All leading
creditors are secured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN.
Gates Opened Before Noon to Accom-
modate Vast Throng.

Philadelphia. oct 9.-Interest In the
championship baseball race between
the Philadelphia American league and
New York National league clubs were
so great Monday that the gates 10 the
park were opened az II o'clock TO ac-
commodate the throngs outside. This
Is a 25-cent ball city. but for these
games admission was placed at 90
cents. As a guarantee that the games
would be played each club put up with
the umpire certified chack Tor so. 600.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
SENSATIONAL PLAYS.
These Were Features Of Closing Game,
at Cincinnati and Chicago.

Cincinnati National Baseball league
team Sunday on the home grounds won
the game from Pittsburg before 10000
people. the score being al and Al. \
triple play by the locals was loudly ap-
plauded
At Chicago 10000 people saw the
home team win two games from St
Louis. Three sensational plays by Ma
loney OF the Chlcagos evoked great
cheering. Scores were ga. and 6-3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
Lost Thirty Years Ago.

New York. oct. 9.-Thirty years
ago. while attending a fashionable we'd
ding In Brooklyn. Miss Jennie Corwin
lost a necklace OF pearls valued at
silO0. Sunday the family announced
the necklace had been returned by mail
on Saturday. There was no message or
anything TO indicate the identity OF the
sender.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
rhounh, 10 Have suieided.

Haskell. !. T.. oct. 9.-The bodies OF
Miss Margaret Lindsey, n Haskell
school teacher. and Joseph Young. from
Blxby. J. T.. were found In the road
three miles north Of Haskell. The cou-
pie had been dead several hours There
were no marks OF violence. and II IL
believed they committed suicide
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
Return, From vsnerunla.

New York. oct 9-Judge W. J. Cali
houn. who went to Venezuela several
months ago as special commissioner
representing the United States govern
ment. returned 70 New York on the
steamer Caracas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
Wealthy Man Suicides.

Charleston. $. c.. oct. 9.-Telllng his
wife he would be down In a minute"
for breakfast. Lee Loeb. owner Of over
200 pieces ot real estate. stepped into
the bath room and fired a pistol bullet
into his brain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10

tsss,str Plat Writes to a Number Of
Pr0minsnt Republicans.

New Nefk oct senator Thos. c
flatt SAYS the Times r. sending out
the following letter to leaders, lleuten-
ants ana rcocgnlscd party workers OF
hish yeuere whelyer they may be
found BAG the slxty-onc counties Of the
state
"Nc a., broadway New York. oct
., 1893 IL convenient please call at
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
Captured and Shot.

Guadalajara. Mex, oct. 9.-Elcven
OF the bandits engaged In the holdup
OF Manuel Parades shipping foreman
OF the Buena Vista mines. and his two
assistants six miles west Of Hostotipa-
quillo. Jalisco. have been captured and
shot by the rurales.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
II Caused a Panic. People Remembering
the Recent One.

Monteleone. Calabria Italy, oct. o.
A strong earthquake shock was felt
here al 10 o'clock Sunday. II caused a
panic among the inhabitants. who are
still In terror from the last earthquake.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
Manslauahter CHARGED.

Boston. oct. 9-Councllman Donnsl-
ly was arrested and placed under $4,000
bond charged with manslaughter his
alleged victim being Patrick J. Grinley.
a labOrcr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
Amateurs Defeat Champions.

In an exhibition game at Brooklyn
between ST. Johns Catholic club and
the champion Philadelphia American
league team the former won S TO 5.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
American League.

st. Louis and Chicago closed the sea
son at 81. Louis by each winning a
game. The attendance was 10000 First
Chicago. 9: ST. Louis. 3. Second game:
ST. Louis. 3: Chicago. 1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
Three Wives AlIeqed.

Live Oak. Fla. oct. 9.--John W.
chastesn. an ex-Federal soldier, was
arrested on the charge Of having three
living wives.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
huahes Declines.

New York. oct s-Chas. r. Hughes.
counsel for the insurance investigating
committee here, declined the Republic
can nomination for mayor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10
SENATOR PLArr.

10. iso5.-If convenient. please call al
my Office az 80 o'clock. --- morning
II the date will not suit your conven'
fence. notify. stating objections
ct. c. PLATT."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-10

TIE reason Ore Minute Cough cgrs rslisvss eoush
b ere minute, 10 because n scfs frst % the mucous
msnhrsns night vhsrs The soufh trupbles-in the
throst or deep seated % the hnss dss,roying the
microoss or cough germs and CLEARING the phlsgn.
Ons Minute Cough Cure not only destroys the as
ease esrms. ard elsars out their poison. bd n gives
strength and sasficity 10 the delicate nsnefsnss
Which protect the threat sn4 hnga Opsns the sif
passaees and promotes unobstnlcted breathing,
Causes ths blood 10 rsceivs 10 natural supply d
exyfsn. thus eEhlzrstng the pulnonary organs With
such strcngfh and vgor that the lungs md bfuuehial
tubes beeoms buvsrks ssansf the Inception Of dis
ease. Asthma. Bronehius. La Cnpps. co1 On the
Lungs ard all Pulmonary Complaints that clrakx
are cuiekly cured b. the uss q
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
ANOTHER DETECTION THREATENED.
Firm in Employers Association May Employ
Locked Out Plasterers.

One of the largest contracting firms in the Build
ing Trades Employers Association. which cannot
get enough competent plasterers, it learned
yesterday, is considering re-empoying its
locked out plasterers. There have been fewer de-
serons from the plasterers' society than from anr
other locked out union. The firm will decide in a
few days.
The emergency committee of the Building Trades
Employers Association up to last evening had
taken steps to punish the Thompson-Starrett
Company for re-employing its locked carpenters
in violation of the order OF the board of governors
For re-empIoying locked out Brotherhood men
George Schaekter. of the Interior Decorators and
Cabnetmakers' Association, was several months
ago expelled from the Employers Association.
When Lewis Harding, chairman of the press COM
mittee, was asked last night If an exception would
be made In the case OF the Thompson-Starrett COM
pany, he said:
Certainly not. The emergency committee will not
make fish of and flesh Of another. The same
course will be taken with the Thompson -Starrett
company as with any other firm, and its case will
be attended to in due time You rest assured
of that The regular course prescribed by the con-
sttution will be gone through, however and this
firm will be dealt with when the proper time comes
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
TO FOUND PANAMA BANK.
Jerseymen Behind First United
States Concern IN South america.

Orange, n. J. Jan. q (SpeciaD.--Orange capital IS
srna which it is said. will be the FIRST banking
stitution in Central or South America backed by
United States capital charter has been obtained
under the laws of West Virginia, and the Panama
Ranking Company as the new concern is called is
practically ready 10 begin operations. 1t is said
that there has existed opening in that field for
such institutions since the close Of the Spanish
American war. and the Of the National
Bank OF Cuba has prompted Essex County CN. j.
fnanciers 10 organize such institution in Porto
Rico. The proposition met with favor, but the
presence in New-York OF Representatives of the
Panama government who lending the money
paid for the canal concessions on bond and mort
gage in the metropolis resulted in the abandonment.
OF the Porto Rico scheme and change OF base TO
Panama.
II was found that there were dozen or fifteen
men engaged IN business as buyers of exchange
and exchanging money IN Panama but no local
bankers AS a result, charter with a nominal
capital OF slOOOO5 the majority of which has been
sunscr1bed for in this country, has been secured
1t as thought the rest will be oversubscribed in
rahanaa, Nlce-Presldent ArOsemena of the Repub-
~ o. alslIla Is the representative of the COM
IN me venture are Monroe r. Ellis, president of
ee ele toeIilarosVlHe National Bank: State Senator
Sainuel ; Cbllcs, Charles r. Wilmot OF the No
Name Hat Manufacturing COInDanv of Ora,1oo
Valley; Emile c. Bataile treasurer OF the N1Itu9i
trust company. OF Orange Valley; 8aryev IT
reese, OF Newark: ex-Mayor Henry II Truman ~
SSrahse Joseph Stedman. Of New York and u II
LhtNell, OF st. Louis Mr. Ellis is temnOrarv
president or the comrany, but as soon as Word q
received from Panama as 10 the personnel ~ ~
soeAaoloers there permanent officers will be chosen
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
WRIT IN MR.. wIILCox's BEHALF.
Men in Charge of the Hotel spalding Told to
Surrender 1t to Postmaster.

The hearing Of The charge Of larceny against
Russell N, Keith, former cashier Of the Spalding
Hotel by William H Veitch. Vice-president Of the
Long Acre Hotel Company, now proprietor OF the
MOTEL IN which Keith is charged with taking 5000
was continued yesterday before Magistrate Ommen
II Is alleged that while Keith was cashier he re-
ceiFed money from guests OF the house. and that
when demand was made on him by the COM
pany's attorney and its officers he refused 10 de-
liver t Keith says he is willing TO give the
money 10 the lawful owner. but until he fnds
out who the right man is he viii hold IL.
IL was stated in court that counsel for Post
master Wilcox receiver Of the estate of Robert
II SpAlding. was arguing a motion in the United
States District Court at that moment 10 obtain an
order 10 turn over ell the profits OF the hotel to
The receiver for the hotel Daniel ?. HAYS
Later, Herman b. Goodstein, a LAWYER OF No
Soz Broadway applied al the West 47th-st. station
for protection IN serving a United States Court
Injunction the Long Acre Hotel Company in
behalf OF Postmaster Wilcox. Detectives went
with Mr. Goodstein 10 the hotel. Those in charge
on ADVICE OF counsel, refused TO surrender the
management. They said they would not interfere
With the pTivlleges. as guests Of the hotel. OF
Russell n Keith and r. ". McCurdy who for
Taeriy managed the hotel This for the time salts
ned Mr. Gooostein, but he said he would take
sction today In contempt proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
CANAL MEN At ALBANY.
Prominent Netc- Y orherS to See GoO-
ernor To-day-Schieren Talks.
tBx TELEGRAPH TO THsS TRrBUNE.l

Albany. JAM 23.-Ex-Nayor Charles A. Schier-
en- of Brooklyn. Gustav II. Schwab, Frank
Branard, Franklin Qunby. Evan Thomas. ex-
Congressman William II. Douglas John V.
Barnes, Frank E. Hagemeyer A. C. Dodman,
John J. d. Trenor. Emil l.. Boas and Henry b.
Hebert, president of the New-York Produce Ex-
change and chairman of the Canal Association
OF Greater New-York, and other pro-canal men
are. here in force tonight. Tomorrow noon they
will call on the Governor in the interests of the
barge canal In addition 10 those named and
others from New-York, business men from
around the State will be on hand TO see the
Governor tomorrow
I'VE are here in the interest of the canal"
said ex-Mayor Scheren. I'VE understand that
interests hostile to the building of the canal
VIII soon begin attack on ii, with the idea
of preventing the State officials from letting
the contracts and beginning practical work.
The business interests of the State demand the
building Of the canal, and we, who are here
representing the friends OF the canal project do
not wish to the mandate of the State as ex-
pressed by majority of 100000 circumvented
by interests that do not seem 10 be impressed
by clearly expressed ma jorities."
I'VE are here" said President Hebert of the
Produce Exchange, Ito make a fight for the
canal 1t seems to be a question between the
people of the State of New-York and John L.
Platt, of Poughkeepsie. 1 guess there will be
little doubt ultimately to who is greater Mr.
Platt the State Of New-York."
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
CIRCUITS TAX BILL INTRODUCED.
LRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Albany, Jan. Ex-senator McCarren tonight intro
ducde Controller Grouts bill for moving up the
time for collecting taxes in the city of New-York
from October l to January l. The change Is TO
take place on January l. 1906 The bill at
tackled two years ago by President Wells OF the
legged that II was unconstitutional. because it pro-
Vided for leVyips two general taxes in one year.
i am assured by the Controller" said Senator
McCarIen to a Tribune correspondent tonight,
that once this bill becomes law the city will save
about 81 25000 year in interest charges In order
10 provide funds TO run the city from January to
October !, when taxes paid, the city issues
short term revenue bonds, on which in the aggre-
gate IL pays than 100000 a year interest
The bill aims TO correct a manifest defect in the
administration of the tax department"