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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
Prosecuting Attorney Rhoton Said He

Little Rock, June a.-The prelim
uarN motions in the bribery cases in
which Senator COylnet6n and Repre-
senta' YES Chaplne and Andrews are
defendants were disposed of in the
5fcult court yesterday morning and
~ agreement ii was decided that tile
cases growing ont of the bocdle in
vest igatinD should be set for June 26
aud that they should be taken up for
trial as rapidly as possible after that
date. The cases were not formally
sci for trial but ii was the under
standing tha! this course should be.
followed.
Judge.,I ". House and W. NJ. Lew
is, for Chapline and Andrews. and
Senator Covingtcn. speaking for him
self. demanded Immediate trails. but
they subsequently agreed to let the
eases go over until after the grand
Jury completes its work. which. it is
expected, will be done June "a. 1t was
agreed that the cases could hardly be
disposed Of within the short time in.
tervening before the grand jury re-
convenes.
Al! Ct the motions pending in the
cases were argued before Judge Lea
Yesterday morning
The court sustained the motion Of
Senator CO".ngton to require. the prCs-
acnting attorney to endorse on the in
iictfaentS in his eases the names Of
The witnesses who appeared before
he grand jury. Prosecuting Alter.
NY ftJcton did not contest this mo-
zion. The court also sustained the
oorions in tha Chapline and Andrews
cases 70 the same extent. but oyerrul
Il Rat par which sought to require
e prosecuting attorney to disclose
he- ra0aes os the witnesses upon
whn., i. Will rely in the triai of the
os.sas
?cas- 'ng Attorney Rhoton argued
.-airs- ta;s latter part CT the motion
aaG - court sustained h;m.
Prosecuting Attorney Rhcton stated
-aat :,4 dii cot wish to interpose any
'3s-aoi4 to al aarl; trial for al of the
eeelt>a. G2ec bat that il would be
'eaa-te1'iv ir2a0ssihl= 10 take NJ the
,::..,-s aaf.3rs Jun IS. a. ocly a week
-. .et-ovza- o.-f,,1, tAe grand jury
,-3o1.,a- ~ rs tie vii - az
ie4.s >er' t;.s1 12til = jGry al
-.9..s:'a sa1t'.-. r-e=ss
.1ss;z- - Her 3ass 1p9n rhe
:. St oc, s2~9s..s ':t - :p1-rz-r KS
ii~~3,-5 - z-stt. - @n;arsc scanding
:'s1 sa +rtat = eases vour> begin
- s-ver8l 21sas would
.r-- o@ t1x=r ~ - ~aot4,y 3S posst,
~
re- - cases 1ga,zs- Representa-,
- 01@aat.~a 4=r- trs..s s's---..'Ad Is "a
zor.1 i..ser. ard vi oe lid D..
= ras~ @t-1alc s5 Judge Lea Is
gt.a4.5lt+-1s II -:.4,q- 1.=3 other
.,ss III b. .e5-5 ay Trige 1z3
seaa-2r Cross has returned to his
&c a. CD ary..l4, 6et aef,rs Tar.
- - 42z2g-eea taas = 1as -4ad:
- 45gs- - r early triai
- to +o- 2ra54ns ti13e, however.
5 Ga12r Gross Senator R.ison ard
Senator -orey aave takea n2 ac-tr@
s--rs . aav@ 5halr cases set ioun for
80 i, probable. ncseVAr that
-azjr o-ss-s vii ae tase1 I'd a. soon
~ esi1'a afte- TIE others are DIS
80
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
a T-0a-E2 F51Ac IL. plpl=R.
Remains OF Ursro~, Me-
90 -aker -ror- the A-.ara13.

Nea- Baakhaad Thursday, ID the
Arkansas river, was discovered the re-
mains Of an unknown negro An In
quest vas held but the body WAS 30
oadIy decon p6aed tn 1t Identification
couid not De made The man was
about 35 or 40 years Of Age He was
S feet 10 inches IN helght, and weigh
81 probably t41 pounds IN one Of his
-ocpests o4a8 found two orders payable
to J J Green. ore signed By Frank
Zones ard the other by Albert Allen,
III o-d4rs respectively were for ;3.t7
an5 az
rhe coc2ners jury could hnd Nc evi-
f'e-.cs- Of aaGrd about the body and
T ta sv-ya ised that the man met death
~ Acc dental drowning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
VETERANS MEETING

There will be meeting Of tc@
Ed Murray camp, U. c. V, a. tae
courthouse at 8 O'Clock tcnight ard
as important matters are y De dispos-
ed Of all the members are urged to
be present. The meeting was drst an
ncunced for Saturday night. but has
beer changed 10 Friday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
PRESENT TO coLoRep COLLEGE

Mrs. Bryan Gave $500 to Williams In.
dustraI College.
Prof Rufus s. Stout, president Of
he Williams Industrial college tf Lit
lie Rock, gives out the information
That on Thursday thai school WAS in
receipt of gift Of $500 from Mrs W
J. Bryan
The Williams Industrial college is a
school for colored people and il is
said to be doing a gcod work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
, Mc3 LEADER -GNG.

D4s Arc. June 9-Jonn Frazier. a
negro leader Of mob in race war
last fall, vas banged at o'clock yes
terGay afternoon In the jail yard here
for tha murder of Webster Sutber-
land, white. At shat tine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
Gov. Davis Talks.

!mmediately af1a- tte e:cse OF Mr.
Bryan's talk there xere: 7T>i' calls for
Coy. Davis but thasa calls tace al,
roost rowned .As, oth9cs Of PLAY
ball Mr. Davis dc art SHOW a dis
position tc talk, out the. CATS fer him
yAre. insistpnt. aud he S1auy arose TO
resDond. "a sale te i;dr t cora@ to
he heard bus 20 haar tct. greatest. ran
on the A,necicaa c.rtfrant, AilHans
Jennings Bryan If r. al time ne
would GO ali over thee STAT WIFI! lin
Just here tae cries ot Play h1n"
fron, ora ani e the grand s-acd D..
cam4 50 loud ttat trey drowned NJ
Davis v..ice, and look ng far At n.
SAINT toward that section fr III
Taorce tcev came tne soaat-r SAT-
. W. ~ vas loudly choered
raA distir suisaad party lid NJ say
= seq t1e finish Of tae gaze
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
I-sn.. 175 Fo7 . { sEL-
t.a~=o =, Ge". S .. lee IL mer-aec
o. "a S.s@

gtoc .. E Bei! IF thii c.tg aas been
no-a5 ~ Gon. stepoea , Lee y.
Y. yta ar APPOINTMENT or his
s.4sf NJ Pell ~,ll rank rs liecten-
a2t c1,ocel ard is ore Of the two nan
f-1l. Arkansas who aas been thus
nororad Sheriff c. c. K4yanaugh u
Little Rock Il the other appo;ntae
sroa Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
1El-- o. LfTTLjE
HARVEY QbHlraG.

s}ar7eg Vinlng. the infant son OF
xr ard Mrs Henry r Vining, died
last nignt at 8 O'clock after a brief
uf3ess The funerai was held this
Afternoon at 3 O'Clock from the fam
ily residence, t417 South Olive street
Rev Ross Moore CONDUCTED the ser
wees The Interment was n Ben-
wood cemetery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
= III lecture at Camden and Arkade1
Mr. Sryan at the Ball Game.

W. BtIan,s appearance at the base
ball nark Thursday afternoon was the
a"lne card Tor The greatest crowd
u II Aad eyer assembled there to Wit
L, - 4 ball game Mr. BRYAN. Coy.
avis aad party drove from the Tru
lGck hGtel out 10 the grounds about
o'eiock. aud Ih"if entrance % the
rand stand brought ont a great oya.
EiGn frnm nearly 200n tnroats. With
0ut Watn. for an Introduction Mr.
Bryan who occupied a seat nearly in
he center Of She grand stand. arose
and addressed the crowd very briefly,
scarcely consuming two minutes in
is talk lie said that ne did moi in.
teud tt sand fotw"en the crowd anl
is enjoyment of ihe pleasures If thG
afterncon: that the present occaslon
reminded him G1 story Vice PtiAsi.
dent Stevenson once told Gu Senator
blackburn Of kenrucky The latter
was once invited by a friendly sherif.
to witness a hanging He was given
seat of honor upon the scaffold, anG
When everything was ready for the ex-
e5atiCn the sheriff asked the con
demned man If he bad anything to
say before dying. The criminal said
no Now. Mr.. Blackburn was then a
candidate fer office. and believed in
improving every opportunity: so he
hastily arose to remark that if the
condemned man did moi care to util-
Iza the time. he Blackburn would
be glad 10 do so The criminal quick
Y retorted that it il was just the
sanle To- the sheriff he would be glad
il the eXecu ON would take place first.
and the speaker cOnld have the scat
fold afterWard
Mr. Bryan was glad to get down i,-
to Arkansas. After staying up in
some of the Republican states as long
as he could, he was glad to get down
here where be could get some fresh
air. He was glad he came in the
summer time because he knew he
would get a warm receptien He as
sured his hearers that if they ever
came to Nebraska taa~ would have
equally as warm a reception
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
|RMLY RECEIVED
+ Audience Greeted Hon.
/ W. J. Bryan at Eik>
Theater.
In BIG OVATION WHEN HE
NADe HIS APPEARANCE
ON THE STAGE.
lecture Was Highly Appreciated,
S Was Attested by Frequent
Applause.
lecture Was Highly Appreciated,
Applause.
HERE TO CLARkSVlLLE

hen William jennings Bryan look
BIT ever the sea of humanity that
led his appearance at the Elks
Ter last night. he saw one of the
(st crowds ever assembled in tho
fbuilding; and if he needed ar
ef evidence of his popularity
Pine Bluff audience it was
" supplied in the manner of Ii )
ption. not alone al the opera
e. but wherever his steps carried
/ during his stay in the city yes
BY afternoon
Om the time the doors of the the
were thrown open to the very
of Mr.. Bryan's appearance on the
+, a steady stream of humanity
ed constantly through the en-
ce into the theater, until the en-
Seating capacity was exhausted.
i, Bryan's appearance on the
p was the signal for tremendous
ion from the assembled hundreds.
was too easily recognizable from
printed pictures for anyone in the
)ence to fail to know him. but par.
D the majority CT those present
| seen and heard him at some time
be past, though this was his first
to Pine Bluff. Time ha. beer
ent with Mr. Bryan; he looks the
e as he did when he first made his
Rt in politics. except perhaps be
gained some in weight. and tho
about his face. always strongly
ked with forca and character.
become slightly mere percepti
He entered the stage in comDa-
with several other gentlemen.
ng them being Gov. JEFF Davis.
, upon entering the stage. sat
n upon a chair placed unobtrr
~ to one side Of the stage. SOM
invited him to occupy a seat Oy
side of Mr.. Bryan in the centet Of
stage, which he did; and this
e brought him into the notice Of
audience. and ne was given an
Jon.
on. S. NJ Taylor introduced Nfc.
an to his Pine Bluff audience. NJ
lor's remarks We're very brief. h:.r
received by the assembly. Il
ed that it afforded hirn uni:u. tt.li
sure to introduce to an audience
lis tcwnsmen the greatest r.au
the American continent to H.
en- very glowing trihute to tha
lker OF the evening wss race;v /
acclaim sufficient 10 satisfy fYr
an, no doubt, that he was amcng
Ids.
r. Bryan's subject vas The Value
n IDEAL" H. dea,t with tha valua
! high ideal in every phase Of
and insisted that our ideals
I'D be SO high that we could eve-
up 10 them. however ciose wa
ut climb up to them H spo.le 81
ideal in business AM profession.
fe, and cf the ideal x politics and
ur national life Instead Of build
great navy 10 protect rs. he ure-
hat our very ideals should De our
st protection. It vas il 10 sense
olitical talk. but ne referred f-e-
1tly to his political experiences.
never failed to elicit applause
laughter by his humorous rerer-
IS to his defeat and the defeat Of
party in the last campaign. These
rences always had in than a DRY
or and irony that carried point as
as wit with them.
together it was pleasing effort,
magnificent effort. and an effort
results for good to TIE auditors.
r. Bryan left for Little Rock TO-
and from Little Eeck goes to
From Clarksville he will
rn 10 the south of the state and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
HcoDI=H'S LNVEt-I.G.

The unveiling exercises of the
Wo2dmen Of the World will be held
sunday afternoon The program as
rariYousIy announced will be cared
out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-09
BUY

TWO lots from us ts300 and W
waris). when paid for. we build you
home. II house costs $500, ~
months interest will amount to S100:
total. 800. You pay us $3.50 per
II onth for 40 months, f-3 SearS
rent does the work.
Get Yours"
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: LOCAL NEWS 3: 5
4 -g.. = .taiahi
NOTICE

All egal Notices Must BE Paid for
On Delivery Of Amdavits. No deviation.
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Lincoln's Birthday, Feb. IL.

HEHEI thHtEL Ha.# HHlHEL E
Lincoln's Birthday, Feb. IL.
Fresh fish and oysters at Merry's.,
List your lands early with the
Klein Land Agency.
INSURANCE, any kind, see F. E.
Funk, First Nat. Bank, Washburn.
Messrs. Gottieib and Adam Wer-
ner,of Bowden, N. D., were in town
this week.
Mrs. Martin Nappin is still con-
fined to her room suffering from
rheumatism.
Mrs. Fred johnson was taken
~seriously i'll Wednesday: but . re-
ported now on the gain.
THE y unexpected always. hap
pens.' Insure your property with
EF. e. a.. Funk,,sF Hat National. Bank,
' WsIsshlburlp, II n. p }, Lowest f. raltte i
saaaTHEs.LEApER htpaas 81 ie.of atlbills
introducsadiin Bismarck, the 'f5lleasstosf
the. House and Senate which are
public 11hizs'ptaeettiioo ST., t. =: ~ '. ':a:
Mrs. s': John rs a tie / ,i1is !. Visited Vi d
friepdssin Wa Bsl this week,
Mis-; Sastt 81 i III, ; Hne5c!,e!ntllya2retur'nive:,d
1hl2a, + XII, Kilt + t. , thye H las9t.A Springs q ] 'g|sj il
At: Ar1ka 9st9a.!.t az: and .. speaks & u! .:. Xe|rryX, ! highly
ofss t!l,E'. 2 ne! as'ashe sal1l Il Ess .tt. f '1:
J :I a5!yi44or,,st the JobP Ii fiasfttRaa Il :
pulfteslhasedtta q new and I j; ml!pte Lie
of, the best :4;stiatiionieiNs o1bhttaalniilaBl *
Nothing ,t .bdutf; the :earsiiessdd;s'7nl
ytpeckg;: . q h x Kan ai5 get ji'slitt:!W u
wan1 A .I7l, ptintee line: i: lhfipaiaae
and=ffol'rE.,thse. same j price ss q s]-. n : :sssI !.
n MI. sapd5as.M1d II !: J.,r IT, T..s.oMsCa, / 81
#lse /, j eiailllsEdi1tK ,5 M VI i !. : aliIii, Ii Monday ls !
by u telegram i ff.,iiisi IN, ou i iii11l u; hat 81 "a /,
operation Tori fof a j p i 4 itii, WI - nee
e EDS ~ t t o:s % zHa,zssl1s'si life Many
frienda hope for ais:aafe: operation j eat !,
ana as'speeoy recovery s'' =. i : 81 & 'I!1''
Hase''' a. : J. -. : .'3 =. .
unique Valentine, Social * II
appr 't'lq games, .fo y ~ /:
oonsnd drum, Menu .ssppsrHse.ved
On 'ne Aalopsan paen.:W.ll % gwen
Teddy evening e. = e as5 F. In 49,. q the
Il. church, y cordial invitation
Es-tasdsd s .hs $50 NJ s,,.'>,.s' s.',::
s,s:s,' ,,,g> - -, ,?s' &C.. 81 s.. !. -:
b. 49, y : Hassa..+ 0!eek -. e = { 81 IS
/ a y 'Il... .p 3 900 ), ; sse.t J. :tk.5 re
h - ~ j 1870 49,. a. ..eals d 81
ID, : 1. s,'.,,s,.s ~ $3.50 e = ~,
49, J. ~; 's.:!ss II 8 s.s;..y sasl 3 49,!
s. @ e1llHst! ~, IA ts 4. n i i, ~. 49, ;es.
lrN...s1 .e ssSsl 81 = = sss:,5s No., ~ ~
So 81 q. .,ssss s'sls : n s ~
% 30 y. .,ss.s.: 3d. !. 81. ai e::.5.:
%s.sa5s sSsf fE.5. - 3! &. -. -
~ o.: ss.i Iess:ss N.!:y.. ia sas,xa
.ss;!s,l ss;.sssss;s.;sssslHs is.yssss: .s.ass
3SAYse&A - 81 49,, Mx.. H. X
,.:s:si. ssssSs.R:,sSa y. ss,si,s'sas.s:e .::!'
|S...:."1.,YIss - .asS sxisses ~
.n~Z:1:N1N"ssss sszs;s;,t ss,x5,
,' =: :. :: !: !: 49,: !: - -! !! =; !, 49,. !;
.act;on fo,a.o.n :Iok..os..s.'.laan.
;S. ssNrlss. ,tsss,ssss ~. ~
l;sss.as 80. 1922, - 60 -. y
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W. g-sse .aafH,- arro...r.a.. gs41 = ---pe +,--sx4Na4V
Mrs. Ben johnson, wife of one
of the early settlers of the county,
died Monday morning Of heart dis
ease 4; aa.fte ]; enne4atsln + . ) i Hires ! e & /.
severaLmontha sse
Mrs. johnson was the daughter
Of Nj. a HIN! A4s Andrew Peterson,
Of this place. Deceased was kngoFkna
by all the early residents offs To-
county, having lived here '1 since
early childhood. In 1884, deceased
was married. at I 10 g. MI. johnson, and
moved to the homestead north of
town, and at the time Of her death
was 81 years Of age fathef ansg
mother, brother, husband and eight
children are left to mourn the death
i "a IlovEngfdaug!Riter, 77siste,} @ffe
sppaa 44qqtthgerc sbo4re !isz sw
The remains, we're laid tq. gest i4
IT'D Sverdrhp eemhette9Fry Wednesday,
lNtezneonsRer MISUNDERSTANDING
ing the services. The remains were
followed to their last resting place
by a large number of friends.
The s8pethEH Fl Fl extended,
to the be6aa1d9etaa46s in ,h8}
their hour of sorrow1~Ao.
Az
TAKE NOTICE.
h@s-ar1ivyfo5 80 11isv u.sy On
D. D. Lester, Merchant Tailor,
of Minneapolis, will be at
The Pantorium..
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Il, :. - =. . '4At-@
A girl wanted fer general house
l'work;ssmall family: 81 Enquire at
|sthisoMoe.s as.s z ~ =. a ~ s:s :
s. lD. s slHll / is: Dillon 81 ). i has: lo ei, 4, i
| [,Wlaas.hlI 1 !, for the practice Of dent.
Eistlryy, y a. will have bis Office over
EHoltan.& Sons store, in the same
[rpons - his brother. Dr.. j. A. Dill
hqge,::|hl'al.Al::s a.. Dr: Dillon i ; graduate
efalltosshwsstsrn Dental school 81
EEaak i = o. St. i ,oonpeteast = do III
ykee |. Is 4. l sgt lis, ys-ppsto-date
l,sl|a 'lsasss ! Z s5 I'D ! y!',e'.s!lkssa 4
81 gu is5a:idoa@3in auhhi village,
s1HAllEk' mienalaoes 10 tie health
and comfort Of those.yhoa are COM
psllsdto b ont - The streets e..
ter dark SSsndaynnightfwe were
compelled 10 make aaatrip to the
esas,a s ssnsd1s u thssts VI Is % oar re-
ri xir liiai i't'lk lssdssbopeastlkNe,slp;llael where
tkaa TIA ia }t 1,sii ia. ia d X :s pn1a up !, ftes Tie
|hiasktiats. W WI; just ) iit opposite tho
|.dog.,.lw.hiichl Isl 81 the wiailyl-;b.a s very y
lalslele ~ il |s1i animal got E. u. and
sstasalted far . iia. aansiaide Quick
sinei To- the the 'oprpos ,'iL sI5 side Of the
|stf,te,e,tt butSsha deg 1tIellpIltt.' right On /
coming i il ard If course se kept on.
going i, ii,,l We:hsd ! dogi.on,e. time III
&c. q. Some ne sl .l;ii whensssold Of the
matter tie lei nss ,It I'd; day, 5 ill,,,lE the dog
.x,io,s.llddi not / biits; that II kesa1as in 81
playful mood,slnll1,' no need need Of get.1
ting scared: That may e, III right,
but We kave known doas % he KILL
ed for lessthsnaafhl,iat 4 The. III ). owner s. d
sr. tho. .as6aFi | Il, .sko.ld..b b made
&ssxtfkeifss lats .ai iiElil Hlhs ~ l
lllt, ia aff:sssfta i ~ 81 =, "a No. :
& iasiy|1a / di6s l,isziit I "a IS Is 1 ssl3s,s* I 81
Esd uas.s.ASS sets::&siises SSss,asA, 40 sa::ssss:
: s;,, ,aaHHaesbBlidii.la iidld1R ;Illl 3ss{f ft aSae st
g.. 81 al! aes gla.,. ass!lsa I'd a tasls q
ana l4g 1: 4 Ait!aae, saas 3D. ,Ifttk
fEtgVsji Fara /, hsii ~ 3. 4: s$p - q ~ !
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=. GA0on OAOoA OAu HAO0 az NA0AA4 -
Moneyto Loan, First Nat. Bank.
s Lands, Loans, that's al. Klein's
Land Agency. Z
Fur: CLOTHES and cloaks repaired
ut the Pantofium.
pr. Brastad was called to On
aerwood'M Monday. /, s..zl s:,&s ...i.
asLandloans wanted, see F. E. Funk
1stNat. Bank, Washbuirnn,, Nd. - :.
J. Have leather :s g s.pu!tt II. on. those 1l.7
heavy rubbers ct thesPantorium.
80 belowEwas athesHcoldest at
.Washburn during TIL, recent cold
.nor ,Htp$ /. yrsH3;i"-. ,i.a:,>na. u
sAgA l4 kR!4u al p.sl 3~rsy.ass.i .%sts.,;a l-ts.f..st.: J
:a se aMsa W af.ai Notwithstanding ea;ili / q ilasi ali "a
afWkist,lC Jlati1b ssA " d III saffter!
;Nxn1onhtlaa::: So s;.tt ssat' ,,sas''i 1ssa+ I'D s%saa,:ais
sSuliliiVasnssths,opt,oia from Far
Is Was i "a: WI Waa lb'ta9I, NJ for e, IT. tvs ). days igs,
stais.we x ,als: s,aassP'5sS sss:s 1. s'''ss 5ss l , s,'
..t MIL III ,iaa. -s.sr ii si::ia aii:s!ft f'sA..ia ii, ,
,, ?,sfA .e Il saI1 il lis heeweatther
, thiszw ts44!sl foil h y6f4aa ,bly.a snowfall
s.We '9!lrga' !asJ ys:' y :sasl 4=i..';. '5 = !, ''' y :.;s;a'
"s'f SSttaiteasIRgsss, dffns iisgsNN ulsas ii, left
Monday fdr xMisa 6 Yfki u e a,is side
IL the .jS!a1s6fInitttg sssya u s' s,,a1 :,t ,''s; ID. -, &C.
9" Several 'df'S Tracts a,i, 10. 10 .,, sa ! 81 ;:a,l']
payment ,sa1its,i plan. Please 81 ais' see Klein
Land Agency e., -, ~ !, s. .,.a.....,.,.
~ 3l.oo' starts a+Savings' Bank'ac-
s ..,sgIl,.ss, with l,E1g,, the FIRST, (. N I les y
; |e!!ts s a q ;: W9AssHR Il lR9Es,: :as': Il &. s .;aa !
.'.s,'..::H yJodli.zRliAlyV1.A farm tot i' sale. list
tAsriEiaamdssE , iii: Kiain.: LIaiInliada |. AA,gsjaanllis sj
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
BIG BAIL REDUCED.
Men accused Of S1cindling Connect
cut Farmer Plead Not Guilty.

Bridgeport. Conn. Oct. 5--The hearing Of D.
K Trip. Of New York, and Frank l. Rodgers,
an attorney of this city, who were arrested yes
ter1av. accused Of swindling Henry c. Wheeler.
stratford farmer. out Of $4,000, was continued
in The city court to-day until tomorrow with
out the presentation of any evidence. Both men
pleaded not guilty TO the charges of conspiracy
10 defraud and extortiCh.
Charles A Tovne. of New-York, appeared for
Tripp. while Rodgerss interests were looked
after bv Judge Elmer s. Banks. of Fairfield. Both
attorneys made arguments for a reduction of the
bail Of SO, 600. saying that a mistake had been
made in the arrest Of the Two men Mr. Towne
said the arrest was an outrage, but entered into
no details in explanation of the matter. Judge
Banks said that bail Of even 5000 would be ex-
cessiva in the case. He criticised severely the
action of Deputy Sheriff Stage, Of Stratford,
who brought about the arrests After the argu-
rnents the court reduced the bonds 10 S5.pvO Ell
forts 10 obtain bail we're made this afternoon
Both Trip and Rodgers remained IN jail last
night.
At a late hour to-day Rodgers and Trip were
released. bonds for both men being turulsled ny
Judge Banks. Of Fairfield, OF counsel for the DE-
fence.
Judge Banks said tonight that papers we're be-
ing drawn M and would be served in fe r DAYS
~ a civil suit against Deputy Sheriff tharles /.
stag OF SJratford claiming 5000 damages Tor the
false arrest and imprisonment Of Rodgers and
Trim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
M0RRISTOWN HORSE SHOW
lLrs. HooIey's Barbara Loses Blue
Stands on Hind Feet.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Morristown. Oct 5.-Good weather brought out
a record crowd for the first day of the horse
show. Every box filed to Overlooking, the
parking spaces were all taken and the grand
stand was occupied TO the last seat. Not an
accident marred the day. The only incident that
caused the least excitement was in the exhibit
ton of harness horses in Glass 8. Barbara, Mrs
Edwin s. Hooley's chestnut mare. seemed the
sure winner Of the blue ribbon, but of sudden
she went up in the air. and began prancing
about on her hind feet
For a minute it looked though Barbara was
going over backward, but she soon dropped TO
all fours ard received the orange. One Of the
surprises of the afternoon was that Of Glass ID.
four-in-hands when Otto H. Kahn's team, fooled
by Hewlett. the professional, won the blue in
which Hamilton NICK. Twombly's team, fooled
by Miss Ruth Twombly, carried off the crimson.
The horse show dinner at the Golf Club to-
night was the largest of the kind ever given.
Among those there were Otto H Kahn. Charles
F. Cutler, Robert A. Granniss. jr.. Walter P.
Bliss H. NICK. Twombly. L. A Thebaud and
John r. Brinley.