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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

Most Of these goods were bos-g ght from 70 per cent cheaper than bought tae1r1 be- tore, and of course going to sjy our GUS toners the benefit Of our b1yra. 1+ urge and insist on your locking through stock before buying. it is to your own riteres1 we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
HORSE SHOW AT KANSAS CITY
List of Entries is Larger Than Any
Previous Year and Every Seat
IL Taken Opening Night.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 15-Every seat in
the great Convention hall was occupied to-
night at the opening of the eleventh annual
Kansas City Horse Show. The list of en-
tries was larger than at any previous show
held here. 1t included the string of Regi-
nald G. Vanderbilt, part OF which came
direct from his Long Island breeding farm
and the others from the Louisville, Ky.
show. A carload of horses belonging to
Walter ]. Hill of st. Paul and prize win
ners from the strings OF A. A. Busch and
]. c. Woods, St. Louis; Thomas w. Law
son, Boston; R. P. McGrann. Lancaster,
Pa, and F. II. weatherbee, New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Vanderbilt will not arrive till to-
morrow. Among the judges are r. p. Ste
nicker, West Orange, N. j.; e. c. Leeds,
Philadelphia; Clarence E. Quinten, Tren-
ton, N. j.; Carl s. Burr, jr., Commack.
Long Island; Miss Belle Beach. New York
City, and d. r. Hanna, Cleveland, o.
Reginald Vanderbilts Tiger Lily won the
$500 cup In the breeders class for stations
in field of nine entries vanderbilt's
team, Astonishment and Amusement, won
the blue ribbon for horses to be shown
before broughsm.
Jack OF Diamonds, owned by Thomas
Dunn Of St. Louis, won the Stillwell purse,
$500, for the best saddle horse.
A. A. Busch's entry of st. Louis, won
the blue ribbon in the four-in-hand con-
test.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
HEARING IN HANCOCK CASE
Discrimination of Coroner to Take
Evidence Behind Closed Doors
EvOkes Protest from Defense.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16-The decision Of
Coroner Carr of Hyattsville, Nd, TO con-
duct behind closed doors the investigation
into the death of Emma Smallwood, for
which Winfield Scott Hancock a nephew
of General Winfield Scott Hancock. was
arrested on a charge OF murder, a lively
tilt between States Attorney Magruder and
Robert T. Wells. defendants counsel. and
fstic encounter between Attorney Wells
and a spectator. In which his father, Mayor
Charles A. Wells, participated, today,
added interest to the case
The ordering of secret sessions by the
coroner gave rise to rumors that sensa-
tionaf evidence would be adduced at the
hearing. This decision was the outcome
OF contention by the states attorney
that newspaper men and the public gem
orally should be excluded from hearing any
OF the testimony. Attorney Wells bitterly
opposed the proposition and declared that
unless the investigation was an open one
he would apply for a writ of habeas corpus
and bring his client before the court for a
preliminary hearing, The session of the
jury was adjourned until tomorrow.
Some excitement was created when the
jury assembled by a man attempting to
prevent Attorney Wells from entering the
room. The attorney dealt him a blow I'm
the face which brought blood. The man
was obdurate, however, and applied an
epithet to the attorney which was over
heard by Mayor Wells, the attorneys
father, who entered into the fight, infiict-
ing further punishment on the man, who
finally was led away.
A warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Amanda
Maekall. the defendants sister, was pre-
pared, but was not served as the constable
refused to swear to It, taking the ground
that he did not hear the evidence upon
which Il was ordered
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
FIGURES OF THE ROCK ISLAND
Gross Earnings Show Decrease as
Well as Decrease in
Expenses

CHICAGO Oct. 1e.-AnnuaI figures of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
company for the year ending June 30, were
given out today. Their most important de-
tails follow: Mileage operated, Z23l; gross
transportation receipts, $44. O51, 500; operating
expenses, 81 ,05s ZOE; net earnings, sl2 s9g ga
other income, H'b2s5H; total income. ti4.-
5ls,41; taxes, interest and rentals, 50 7ss,
1862; available for dividends. 4,7S3,lOs.
The decrease in surplus available for diyi.
dends over 1904 is tl.2s5,OOO Net earnings
show decrease Of SOL 2ss for the wear
Dividends paid during the year aggregated
"a. 676.622
Gross earnings decreased tsl7, ss2, or 2 Der
cent. While there is a decrease Of 3, 5O4, $40
or as per cent In freight earnings, this was
partially onset by increase in passenger
and express earnings. Passenger earnings
increased $s5s,74s, or per cent; express
earnings increased s2SO.lO7. or s5.5 per cent.
miscellaneous earnings decreased S55.7la.
Operating expenses show a decrease Of y7ls.-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
GANG OF HORSETHIEVES FOUND
Letters Found on Man Killed by
Omcers Throws Light on
Number of Crimes.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct 16.-A special 10
the Pioneer Press from Helena, Mont,
says that as a result of discriminating let
ters found upon notorious horse thief,
recently killed in Valley county by deputy
sheriffs and Stock Inspectors Hall and
Teal. George Cass, for many years en-
ployed by northern Montana cattlemen, is
under arrest at Glasgow. He is alleged
to have been the ringleader OF a gang Of
horse thieves that have stolen at least
1000 horses. Letters found on the dead
horse thief also led to recent arrest Of
parties for rObbing Mayor Denison OF
Willlston, N. D., and Arthur McGahey
OF the same place. Peace officers have
written to President Roosevelt demanding
the removal of certain federal onicials OF
North Dakota, alleged to have admitted
acting as agents for the sale OF stolen
horses. A man named Ryan, also alleged
to be implicated in horse stealing. is being
searched for.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

the heavy burden Of national expenditure
and have generously contributed to the war
advancing the prestige and maintaining
the dignity Of the state,
Praise TO Ancestors.
The result is due In a large measure to
the benign spirits Of our ancestors, as well
as to the devotion to duty Of our civil and
military officials and the self-denying
patriotism OF all our people
After twenty months OF war the position
OF the empire has been strengthened and
the interests Of the country advanced, and
in so much as We have never wavered in
our desire for the maintenance of peace,
Il is contrary to our will that hostiitiys
should be protracted and that our people
should unnecessarily be subjected to the
When the president OF the United States.
in the interests OF peace and humanity,
suggested that the governments of Japan
and Russia should arrange terms Of peace
and fully approaching his kindness and good
VIII we accepted the suggestion and at the
proper moment appointed plenipotentlaries
The plenipotentiaries OF the two countries
having met frequently. the Russian plenl-
OF our plenipotentiaries which were essen
tial, having In view the objects OF the war
and the maintenance of peace in the east.
sire foT pesce We hSye sxS az ner the
terms agreed upon by the plen 'potentiaries
a ID, having found them In entire conformity
with our will, we have accepted and ratified
them.
Pleased with Peace.
Peace and glory have thus been secured.
we are happy to invoke the blessing of the
benign spirits Of our ancestors and to be
able to bequeath the fruits of these great
deeds to our posterity. 1t Is our earnest
desire to share the glory with our people
and long enjoy the blessings of peace with
all nations.
Russia again is the friend Of Japan, and
we sincerely desire that the relations Of
good neighborhood, now re-established,
shall become both cordial and intimate.
In this age, when there is no delay In the
worlds progress, there should beNno cessa-
ton of the effort to improve the administra-
ton of the nations affair, both internal and
external. While military efficiency should
be maintained in full vlgor even in time
Of peace, an earnest endeavor should Ue
made to attain success in peaceful pur-
suits, that, In equal measure with its power
the prosperity OF the country may be main
tanned and its permanent progress insured
We strongly admonish our subjects
against manifestations OF vainglorious pride
and command them to attend to lawful
avocations and to do all that lies in their
power to strengthen the empire.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
SENATOR MILLARD ROBBED
Porch Climber Makes n Cau. but
Secures Nothing OF
Value.

The residence OF Senator J. H. Willard,
24O6 Harvey street, was entered by porch
climber while the family was at dinner last
night. The intruder climbed up the post of
the porch on the west side OF the house.
pried up the window and rummaRed
through several rooms. 1t is thought, when
the family left the table. the burglar took
alarm and silently slipped out as he had
come in The drawers were found In dis
order, but nothing Of great value was taken.
Luckily many things as usually fall into
the housebreaker's sack had been kept on
the lower floor OF the residence, where the
man dared not venture.
The distance climbed was fifteen feet.
and In order to get on top OF the porch the
man had to get over the projection OF the
body OF IL. as well as a difhcult railing. The
detectives were inclined to be ineredulous
when told that the man had entered that
way but the windOwsill showed the marks
OF the Jimmy BY which the window was
raised
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
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Pyramid Pile Cure gives instant relief,
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1t requires but small amount OF treat
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II your druggist hasn't IT, send us the
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per, on receipt of your name and address.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

the murder Of Governor Goebel, made in
the supreme court of the United States last
Tuesday, was today denied by the court
The case already has an advanced place in
the docket and will probably be heard in
December in the regular order of business.
In the supreme court OF the United States
today the hearing in the case OF the State
OF Missouri against the State OF Illinois,
involving the status of the Chicago drain
age canal, was set for January q
Attorney Hemphill today entered a mo-
ton in the supreme court Of the United
States 10 advance the hearing of the cases
involving the tribal rights of outsiders who
have intermarTled with the Cherokee In
dams. The court took the motion under
advlsement.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17


made President Roosevelt has lifted his
big stick and will strike foot ball a blow
from which 1t will never recover, unless IL
is made more open. / speak for clean
athletics. The man ought to be punished
who will plan to injure an adversary In a
game, and call on the foot ball men and
the coach of Bellevue to stand by me In
this sentiment. / want to outline my posi-
ton. 1 believe in athletics and love them.
l believe in football, but believe in a more
open game.
DR.. Wadsworth said he had great hopes
for the future. With the entrance OF the
proposed electric line into Bellevue, he pre-
dicted an unprecedented development of the
college. He saw no reason, he said, why in
five years Bellevue college should not have
an enrolment of 500 students.
After the inaugural address President E.
VanDyke Wright spoke a greeting from
his institution, and Rev. T. v. Moore Of
Omaha brought a greeting from the
churches.
Other addresses and more music had been
provided for but the deep rolling OF thun-
der warned that those who wanted to es-
cape storm had better start for the sta
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

Other organs OF digestion ana nutrition,
Is Or. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Men and women afflicted with shortnesS
OF breath, heart disease, Sufocation. dir
EineSs, spots before the eyer, silver palms.
and similar ailments have been promptly
and perfectly cured by the use Of Golden
Medical Discovery"
Miss Layilla BONNIE, Curator Natural His
tory society. OF 4Oe LcWawee Street. West
Lansing. Mich. writes II suffered with
ehIonic dyspepsia for nearly seven year,,
and this caused mo 70 grow very thin and
pale. 81 the same time my blood became poor
and Was 50 nervous and unstrung that
WAS unit % attend 70 my daily duties Heart
was also Affected and huttered at the least
excitemenA spent lot OF money doctor
ing and found no relief, until i took Dr..
picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery. II Ger
taihly Is a wonderful medicine. IL toned mp
my stomach aud began TO have splendid
appetite; had no trouble With my digestion.
and began 20 pick up. and get strong soon
now. rich blood flowed In my VeinG and /
once more felt the beauty and Joy OF life. ]
have now enjoyed perfect health for year.
thanks 70 DE-. Pierces Golden Medical Dir
coVory.S
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
Coroner's Jury Reports.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. oct. 16.-(Special TeIe-
gram 1.-THE inquest over the bodies OF e.
II. Darrow, who committed suicide, and
Mrs. w. e. Darrow, the victim of a bullet
from his revolver, was held at O'Clock this
afternoon. 1t is reported that Darrow lost
$1,000 at gambling in Omaha recently, and
this helped bring on the tragedy.
One theory is that Darrow and his daugh-
ter-in-law fought over a letter which the
woman had received from &C. c. L." at
Lead, s. d. Another theory is that they de-
cided to die together because OF poverty.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
Peacemaker ia stahhed.

MoNTEzUMA, Ia, Oct. I6-(special. D
While trying TO separate two lighting men,
James Hope, county bridge builder. was
stabbed near the heart and may die. Tom
Hockridge and John Caldwell were the
combatants and the knife was welded
by Caldwell. it Is said. Caldwell was ar
rested, but Hockridge cannot be found.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
swtft Enters sIeuT Cftx.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, oct. 1S-(SpeciaI TeIe-
gram.)-Swift and Company will open the
largest poultry house In Iowa here next
month. The hrm has contracted to use
part of the old starch works. II will handle
butter and eggs and the report is a dairy
will be established. Many think this move
presages the establishment OF a third
packing house in Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
BRYAN REACHES Jap CAPITAL
NebrasISan IL Guest of American
Society and VIII He Granted an
Audience by the Mikndo.

TOXIC. Oct I'LL 80 a. m.-Winiam ].
Bryan arrived today and was warmly well
coined by the members Of the Japanese
American society. He was given a dinner
at the Maple club by the same society. Mr..
Bryan will speak tomorrow morning at
the Waseda club. 1t is expected he will
be granted an audience by the mikado
within the next few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

once. Blee shot Failor at the latter's home
near Swan In a dispute brought about
because Fallor closed up the entrance to
Blees farm. Blee claimed that Failor was
reaching for a revolver when he fired the
fatal shot In self defense
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
FOLK TALESlN PHILADELPHIA
CONTINUED from First Page1

CONTINUED from First Page1
he hoped for the success Of the reform
movement in this city. The remainder of
the afternoon was spent in visit to In
dependence hall, and prior to the academy
meeting he was the guest of the City club
at dinner at the Bellevue-Stratford hotel
After his speech tonight the governor was
rendered reception at the Hotel Walton
which was attended by hundreds of promi-
nent citizens
Governor Folk will leave for st. Louis
tomorrow morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

es4 or 20 per cent The capital stock OF the
company outstanding at the close Of the
last fiscal year was s14sis1OO. which was
increased during the year s245OO
The funded debt OF the company IN June
30 was Si7s,eO7 900,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
BIee Guilty of ManEIauEhter.

KNOXVILLE, Ia. oct. ls-(special)-
James Blee was found guilty OF man
slaughter in the murder of his half-brother,
Isaac Failor, after an all night session Of
the jury. A new trial will be asked at
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
Logan Pastor Res,qp.

LOGAN, Ia, oct. is Especial REV.
William Shoesmith who for year past ha $
been pastor OF the Logan Christian church.
has resigned and will soon go to the Chris
tian church at Esthervile
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

In stomach. back or bowels are signs OF
certain dangers which Electric Bitters are
guaranteed to cure-5Oc. For sale by sher-
man 4 Mcconnell Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
Bee. Oct iS 1906.
New Dress Silks of
Daintiness and
Beauty.

Fashion approves these pretty soft fabrics The will
be gratefully accepted by fashions devoes when the beauty
these pretty soft engng fabrics fully revealed They
today aonea fabric of superior quality the height
elegance Make point them, look them They
yours to see for the simple asking
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
SUPREME COURT AT WORK
Recaloitrant Witnesses in Trust Cases to
Have Early Rearing.
DATES SET FOR IMPORTANT MATTER
UhicasO Traction Case, Montana Land
Hearing and Kansas-COIOradO
Litigation Are to He
Heard Soon.

WASHINGTON. Oct l6-The supreme
court OF the pnated states TO-DAY advanced
on the docket the cases OF MeAlister n
Hale the American Tobacco company
ofncers who refused to Answer the ques.
tons Of q federal grand jury sithng in
New YORK, hamine 9aiflaSy nexflas the
date for their hearing,
The cssa,saaihst NithBsS ee In the Western
Paper Trust case was set for the same
date. W. rs tat
The court named Tuesday. October 2
1906 as the date for the argument OF the
irrigation suit OF Kansas against Colorado
Inc kansas authorities are TO have three
months from cate TO nile their brief, those
OF Colorado three months more, and those
OF the United States still three months
more.
Argument in tt& timber cutting case OF
Senator Clark OF Montana was today set
for JANUARY 2 next by the supreme court
The chicago traction cases, involving the
franchises OF the Chicago street car COM
panles, were today advanced on the docket
OF the supreme court and the hearing sci
for January next.
overruIes Georgia Judge.
In the, case OF Z. Nj. wimbish against
Henry Jamison, the supreme court OF the
United States today reversed the decision
OF the district court OF the Southern dis
trict OF Georgia. This Is the case in winch
United States Judge Spear interfered with
the sentence Of prisoner. Jamison, by a
recorders court OF Macon. Ca. to work
on the Streets. The reversal of the case
has the eneci OF sustaining the lower
court.
The case OF Mrs. Mary Rogers, under
sentence Of death Of the Vermont court on
the charge OF numbering her husband,
today was advanced and set for November
next.
The motion to advance the hearing in the
case OF the State OF Kentucky against
lanes Howard, convicted Of completely in
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, blind. bleeding or protrudlng piles.
Your druggist will refund money II Pazo
Ointment fails to cure you in to II days. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II II fails to cure,
E. w. Groves signature Is on each box. Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

experience as cnleI
consulting physl-
clan 70 the Inva-
lids Hotel and
Surgical Institute
In Buffalo, N. r.,
he has treated moro
than half a million
people, with z re-
cord u nlnety,ei ght
cures IN cYery hun
dTed The theory
had by DR.. Pierce
that the stomach Is
thu chief breeding
place Of disease, IS
abnhdantly borne
out BY the success
OF his treAtmant
which Is addressed
primarily to the
stomach and other
organs OF digestion
and nutrition.
No other medi-
cine acts 30 power
fully and as perfe
on tho stomach
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
BELIEVES new PRESIDENT

CONTINUED from First Pase.)
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17
OverruIes Georgia Judge.

'Chere Il to-day = crying need OF = re-
formation In the treatment OF the body.
The basis Of this reformation is to Be
found in the thesis OF DIR. r. v. Pierce;
Diseases which originate in the stomach
must be cured through the stomach"
In the forty odd years Of DR.. Pierce's
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-17

Trial Treatment, just to Prove L.,
IL sent Free 60 Every One who
Sends Their Name and Address