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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
|CHAP[|NE ON TRIAL TEDDY TAKES HAND
lhe Second OF the BoOdie President Roosevelt Comes
Cases TO Be Pat on in on Cotton Leak
Trial, Investigation.
ARRAiGNED PUNISHED
CONSPIRACY TO IF T. CAN BE
to invest
Testify Than in Gov by the States
TWO CASES AGAINST cHApLtNE

Little Rock. July 12.-The second
trial of a legislative bribery case was
begun this morning in the second di-
vision of the Pulaski circuit court be-
fore Judge Winfield. when Represen-
tative George y Chapline of Monroe
county will be arraigned on a charge
of a conspiracy The indictment
against Chapline charges that he con
spired with another person to secure
a bribe of 81 500 in connection with
the Cache river levee bill.
Mr.. Chapline is represented by Mr.
Manning. T. G.. Trimble of Loncle.
Joseph W. House and Murphy and
Lewis of Little Rock. Prosecuting
Attorney Rhoton will be assisted by
State Senator James A. Gray and
Dee Bradshaw.
1t is not believed that as much
trouble will be experienced in secur-
ing jury as in the Covington case.
The crime charged in the indictment
l., a misdemeanor. and each side will
have only three peremptory chal-
lenges. It is believed. thereore. that
a jury can be secured from the reg,
rlar panel CT the second division.
The trial on a misdemeanor charge
also differs from a trial for felony
in that the evidence of accomplices
is admissible.
A number of members CT the last
legislature arrived in the city last
night for the purpose of attending the
trial. Some of them have been sum.
moned as witnesses. while others are
here as spectators.
Senator Covington was among the
arrivals yesterday.
There will be larger number OF
witnesses in this trial than there
were in the Covington trial. The de
fense has summoned large number
Of representatives. The case was
called at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The second case against Chapline
in which he is charged with Offering
Representative Wilson OF Perry
county a bribe of 500 on the Kill
Tough levee BILL is set for tomrrow
but it will have to be continued, as
there is no possibility of the conspir
acy case being concluded today. 1t Is
probable that it will occupy the great
er part of the remainder of the week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
DEPOT PROPOSITION.
TO BE FULLY DISCUSSEU~>Ar
SPECIAL SESSION OF coUN.
GIL TOMORROW.
Board Of Trade Committee Will Ais,
Meet With Council to Talk
With Supt. Tyler.
~ 'a1's s'' q

The city council will meet with
Superintendent Tyler Of the Iron
Mountain again tomorrow afternoon
al 3 o'clock fer the purpose of going
over with him the plans and specifica-
tons of the new union depot project
ed by that road for this city. These
plans and specifications will be on
rublic exhibition from o'clock in
the afternoon until the council meets
at 3. and all interested citizens are
extended an invitation to view them
and if they have any kick to register
register ii before the council takes
final action in the matter Of approx
ing them. At the special session of
the council Tuesday morning an in
vitation was extended to the public
affairs committee of the board Of
trade to meet with the
council tomorrow to discuss these
plans. The board of trade committee
will accept this invitation. and be
present: and every phase Of the depot
proposition will be discussed fully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
JAPAN EXPECTED TO
BROAcH ARMISTICE.

Oyster Bay. July 12.-(Special.)-
Although no official confirmation can
be ascertained of the rumor it is un-
derstood here upon the best of author
ity that President Roosevelt has sue
ceeded in persuading Japan to brOach
the subject of an armistice between
the fighting armies in Manchuria l.,
order that hostilities might cease
during the peace negotiations. Rus
sia would do so. it is understood--
moro than that, she is anxious tc
have peace-but her pride prevents
her from doing so as she has so much
to- give up. it is thought that the sug-
eestion of an armistice might come
from Japan. which is showing quite
as much consideration for her foe
as could be expected. Without show
inc that she is anxious to WELD arv-
thing whatever, except what mlghf
he approved by her statesmen. it is
hest known that Japan is satisfied
with having sufficiently bowed the
Emperor of Russia's head in the dust
so that she would have little or moth
ing to loose by suggesting that there
he an armistice pending peace nego
tiatiOns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
CURE FOR CORRUPTION
IN HEARTS OF PEOPLE,

Jefferson City Mo-. July 12.-"The
remedy for corruption in its last
analysis is in the hearts of the peo-
ple." said Governor Folk in an inter
view.
"The hunt fer boodlers and graft
ers." he said, "now going on from one
end of the land to the other is an evil
dence not of moral degenration, but
of a moral awakening. Up to three
years ago there had been only thirty
four cases of bribery reported in the
books in the preceding one hundred
years of our country's history. Then
came the revelations in st. Louis, fol-
lowed by other cities. and the people
awoke to how they were being plum
dered by their trusted officials.
''This condition should encourage
all lovers of good government. we
have passed through the commercial
age. when the chief end and aim was
to acquire wealth; we are entering
now into the age of high ideals. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE
For Confederate Veterans in City to
Push Historical Work.

Col. S. H. Nowlin. chairman Of the
state historical committee cf the Con-
federate veterans. with headquarters
in Little Rock. arrived in the city
Tuesday afternC on. and will spend
day Or two here with view of raising
funds for the work of compiling sta
tistics and recovering the lost records
and destroyed rolls of the civil war.
The work is a difficult one, but Col.
Nowlin is meeting with success. The
only thing needed is the money with
which tc carry on the task. At an
informal meeting of a few friends of
the movement. held in the private
offices of Hon. S. A. Miller Wednes-
day morning, the matter was discuss
ed at length, and it is needless to say
flat every assistance will be rendered
the gentleman here Gen. r. M. Knox
subscribed so and Hon. w. H. Lang
fc.rd gave a like sum. and Col. Nowl1n
will canvass the city thoroughly while
here. He says Pine Bluff should con-
tribute at least 5000 to the fund. He
expects to get $500 from Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
MAY SUCCEED YET
LeNaire's Band May Become
Military Band in the Near
Future.
CAMDEN THIRD REGIMENT RANT
HAS NOT YET DIS
BANDED.
However, Gov. Davis Says He Will
Endeavor to Have Local Band
Taken into State Guard
HIS LETTER TO MR.. CALDWELL

Hon Creed Caldwell tf this city
has received the following letter from
GOV. Davis with reference to the mat
ter OF having LeMare's band made
the official band for the Third reei-
ment OF the Arkansas state guard To
succeed the Camden band, which II
was reported, had disbanded. Gov
Davis says:
Little Rock, Arkansas. July 10, 1905,
Hon. Greed Caldwell. Pine Rluf
Ark.-My Dear Frined: I have your
kind favor of the 9Th together with a
petition from the representative citi-
zens of your city asking that tn,
Third Regimental band. now station.
ed at Camden. be transferred to Pine
Bluff In reply beg to say that your
information that the band has teen
discontinued is entirely erroneous az
| have never had any information CT
the kind. The band is doing gocl
work, and I see no reason WHY 1t
should be discontinued It would af-
ford me much pleasure, however, to
furnish you with the necessary in
struments for a band at Pine Bluff.
but I don't know what can be done
il: the matter. I will, however, see
General Haynes about the matter and
advise you as soon as possible. Please
consider this as answer to the petition
and let the band leader know what
have written you. With kindest per.
sonal regards beg to remain. your
friend,
JEFF DAVIS, Governor
From the tcne of this letter it is be-
leved that it will be possible to get
some state assistance for the local
band. and will be taken accordingly.
since Gov. Davis has expressed will
ingness to aid in the matter. It Is said
to be up to Geu. Haynes as tc, whether
the aid will be rendered or not. The
citizens of Pine Bluff will continue to
agitate the matter, and if there is any
chance of obtaining the desired aid 1t
will be secured
The report that the Camden band
had disbanded grew out OF the fact
that the band leader moved away from
the city and the band decided to dis
band on account of this fact; but it
was disbanded but day or two. and
no official report of the matter was
sent to headquarters. Prof. LeMaire
CT the local band is instructor for the
Camden band, and has just returned
from trip to that city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
GOV. DOUGLAS UNDER ARREST.

Ruzzard's Bay. Mass. July 12.-
Governor Douglas was held up by off
GERS yesterday and summoned to an
pear before the district court in Barn.
stable on July -. charged with ex-
coedinG the speed limit with his auto
mobile.
Governor Douglas was not driving
his big touring car at the time. hav-
ing but few minutes before given up
the wheel 70 his son-in-law, Mr. Rich.
''rnnd According to the statement of
Mr. Richmond the car was running
about eight miles an hour when the
officers jumped out into. the middle
Of tho road and stopped the party.
The officers had been using their
stop watches and the moment the
governor and party nassed over the
line the signal was given and they
called halt.
''Then ycr intend to complain
AGAINST the governor in this NATTER"
eai' Mr.. Richmond ickingly.
cob. yes of course We do" was
the reply
"Well said Mr.. Richmond. TIVE
will make answer to the summons at
The proper time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
TWO OF ESCAPES CAUGHT

After ramming big hole through
the east wall of the city Jail and re-
leasing ten prisoners. George Hes.
tand, a we'll known white man about
town, went tc. police headquarters
and coolly informed the night chief
that the prisoners had escaped and
advised him to get a hustle on him
if he wanted them back. according to
the story told by the prisoners re-
naming in the Jail.
The big Jail delivery occurred about
midnight Tuesday night, and all OF
the men. except two, who were subse.
ouently rounded up by the police and
recaptured. made good their escape.
A heavy scantling picked up inside
the iail. was used as batterins ram
in knocking a hole through the brick
wall lust below the window in the
east end of the jail. Ten prisoners
escaped. as follows :
George Hestand. white. charged
with being drunk and disoraerly.
George Collins, colcred. convicted
of petit larceny. Collins was serving
out "a $40 fine assessed against him
by Police Judge Toney.
c.. w. Johnson. white man convict
ed of petit larceny. and serving out
$40 fine.
Oils Hearn white, convicted of
petit larceny. and serving out $50
fine. He was charged with stealing
watch
George Williams colored. convict
ed CT carrying pistol and serving
out $50 fine.
Amos Henderson, colored. who had
been arrested the previous night on
a charge of violating the morality O.
dinance.
Archie Jackson, convicted Of va
grancy and serving a IS fine on the
l chain gang
n Jesse White, colored. convicted of
trespassing and fined SIS.
J. R. Denny white. convicted Of
trepassing and fined IS.
A white man named Raines. charg-
ed with vagrancy. He was recaptur-
i ed Wednesday morning. Together
with Hestand, who was also rounded
up by the police again Wednesday
morning, he was the second of the
zen ESCAPES who were recaptured by
the police. The remainder OF them
are still at large.
There were sixteen prisoners con-
/ fined in the Jail at the time of the de-
livery, and of this number ten got out,
The other six refused to leave the
Jail. All of them were in Jail on
minor cffenses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
IRVING MILLER DEAD
Was Negro Run Down by Train Last
Saturday Night.

Irving Miller. the colored man who
Gay night. died at the county poor
house where he had been taken, We'd
nesday morning. as the result of his
injuries
Miller's arm had been badly man
aled, and had to be amputated He
suffered great loss Of blood. which
weakened him SC much that he could
not stand the shock incident to the
operation and died
The remains will be Inferred this
afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
LAWSON HOPES A HOPE.

Des Moines. Iowa. July 11.-(Spe-
cial Thomas w. Lawson the Bos
ton financier will address the Mis-
souri, Valley Chautauqua meeting to.
night and the announcement by the
management has caused great de-
mand for an opportunity to hear the
author of "Frenzied Finance Mr..
Lawson has stated that if he fails
ftc give a satisfactory answer to any
question concerning Standard Oil, he
hopes the audience will take him out
and string him up on the nearest
tree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

and several experts of the department
We're placed in a room under lock
and key. and they were not permitted
20 come cut until I o'clock in the af-
terncon. The telephones in the build
ing were disconnected and a careful
scrutiny was kept of the windows TO
avoid the possibility Of leak through
private signals
No communication Gf any sort
have been received from Mr. Price
or his attorney, and the secretary be
leves that so far as the cotton inves.
tigation report is concerned it is a
closed incident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
BROKE JAW WITH BLOW OF FIST

John Patton. "bad negro confined
in the county Jail cn a charge of bur
elary, got into an alteration with a
negro companion named John Clay,
who is in Jail awaiting trial for grand
larceny. Tuesday afternoon, ana
broke the latters jaw with a blow
from his big fist. He was arraigned
before Justice Cheek for assault Wed
nesday morning and got thirty days
on the county farm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
TO PUSH WORK
,n+arnationa, Y. NJ. C. A. Secretary Be
Here in September.

Secretary A. B. Richardson OF the
Y M. C. A. has received a communi-
cation from George A. Gregg. the IN
ternational educational railway secre-
tary CT the association, with head
quarters in New York city. stating
that he will be here on the 22nd inst
to spend a week in this city working
I'M the interests of the associations
work in his department. He expects
70 spend a month between this CITY
and Little Rock, and will return &c
Pine Bluff in September.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
JAcksoN's CASE CONTINUED.

John Eddy. alias John Jackson. the
negro who was recently shot in the
bead by Officers Parnell and Mari
while resisting arrest. and who was
tc have had his trial before Justice
Cheek this morning, has secured a
continuance of his case before the
Justice on account of the condition CT
his wound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

question is now not how to get rich.
but how to do right The rule of the
dollar is not so potent as it - anf
the reign cf the law is becoming
more accepted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
BUY

Two lots from us $500 and up
wards), when paid for: we build you
home. II house costs 5000. 20
months interest will amount to $100s
total, 500. Ycu pay us $3.50 pe1
month for 40 months; 3 1-3 tearo
rent does the work.
"Get Yours"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

Do the advertisers ever get their
money back? They most certainly
do or they would not continue to ad-
vertise year in and year out. F.
Cooke In the Etude.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

You can't live without eating. and
you can't succeed in business with
out advertising.-Profitable Advertls'
ing. Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

Talk to the people through vo'r a'-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Burnett. r
2 Eddy company, Toronto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

Advertising is the foundation OF
the pushing MANN. B. Waters, G.
p. A., Peoples Line Of Hudson River
Steamers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
BIC JAIL DELIVERY
Ten Prisoners Escape From
City ..Bastile Tuesday
Night.
ScANTliNG USED AS GATHERING
RAM TO MAKE HOLE IN
1.
EAST WALL.

George Hestand, White Man, Is Ac-
cused Of Being Leader in
Delivery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

investigation in Earnest Has Beoun
by the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

Many More Witnesses Summoned to
Testify Than Were in Cow
ington Case.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
ON WAY UP ON SEARCH
Skagw4y Pioneer Looking
 For Lost Mine

SIP. Panton, a pioneer of Skagway, a Montana life insurance man, and his brother Dr. Panton, of Portland Oregon, are said to be in Alaska search ing for a mine located by patient oi the physician to whom he told ot Il upon his death bed.
 The proSpector was a French Cana dian and bis property Is supposed to be in the vicinity of Juneau.
 The Anaconda Standard, which got the story of the lost mine from Mir Panton, says when the prospector finally realized that death was near he 'calieo for paper and pencil and excluded oil from the room except Dr, Panton. To the phy sician he gave minute directions as to where he had found the gold. He drew rough sketchesof the country and with the last stroke of the pencil be breathed his last.
 Dr. Panton notified his brother of the prospector's story, and they left for the north as soon as possible.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
STAGE CUNTS.

IN, Barrie is Co dramatize GeUg Meredith's Evan Harrington.
 George Edwardes has renewed his lease of the Gaisty tbeater, London, for ll years
 Blanche Walsh and Melbourne Mac lowell have pesumed their tour with 'Cleopatra."
 New theate-s to be erected in Paris Uill hereafter have to be approachable Atm all sides.
 Charles wyndham Is to have revised versions uf Don CeSar de Bszan" and The Duket Motto. '"
 Mrs. Kendall has written "A Chapter of Autobiography" for that bright Lon. don journal, M A. P.
 W. Terriss and W. T. Terriss sons of the late William TorrisS have ar. rived here from Europa
 Paul Kester and W. D. Howells are aramatizing the latter's well known novel, "The Rise of Silas Lapham.
 Sims Reeves, the great English tenor, became an octogenarian on Sept 90 He is reported to be hale and hearty.
 Chicago is exercised to know whethei it can stand three weeks of grand opers and have money left to support its or ohestra
 George Alexander will produce Ed ward Roses drama, "In Days of Old, v ct the St James theator, London, tr January.
 Augustin Daly has announced that bis company, headed by Ada Rehah will play "Cyrano de Borgerac' oXOlu' lvely on the present tour.
 Miss Helen Guest has been engaged so support Miss Jessie Mae Hall in hs; tour through the west under the man agement of J. H Walliok.
 A son of Johann Strauss has comPoset an operetta called "The Cat and th' Mouse. which will be produced at th' Theater an der Wien this winter
 Maud Dixon, widow of Alexands Salvini, will resume stage work with repertory embracing "L'Ami FritA ' "Cavalleria Rusticans" and Carmen.
 There is project in Switzerland . build special summer theater at Al tori, in the canton of UrL for annuA performances of Schiller's "Willian Tell
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
ANAKANAlyAIoKK

port one. By suIne brilliant inspiration t was suggested that this years queen be a newly annexed American belle from Hawaii The committee enthUsi
 istically indorscd the idea, and Mi Daniel Case, former resident of To oeka. but now a citizen of Hawaii, was communicated with HS was told that Hawaiian belle was wanted in To peka to fll short engagement Rs queen. He was also asked to pick out . suitable youug woman and make tho necessary arrangements. The committee offered to pay all the travelling expenses ot the queen and see that she had . royal time while yielding the scepter.
 Mir. Case, being an ohiging gentle man and possessing a discriminating eye tor feminine loveliness, selected Miss lIoke, whose name in English is Miss Anna Rose, Der parents bOing American residents of Honolulu Sho wrote hey ,etter of acceptance in the Kanaka Ian guage, but thoughtfully inclosed a translation, which Is as follows; VI was greatly surprised when the com mittee at Honolulu appointed by the good Kansas people selected me. 1 hesi- tated about so long journey, as have never been away from these islands | am placing myself in the hands of com mittee from Kansas. which is Co meet nc in San Francisco. As a native Ha' waiian and now an American by the force of events I am anxious Co see the main land of my new country Yours cordially. Ana Kanaina JOke.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
Mining Engineers Are Get
 ting Close

Whitehorse, July lS-The White horse and Dawson, with the mining en- gineers on board, were at Tantalus at n o'clock last night They will be at WhItehorse at a. ID. tomorrow - The Selkirk left whitehorse at S;lo D. m. yesterday with 56 passengers and 236 tons of freight. She was at Big Salmon ! A. m. today. D The CascA arrived at 6|5 p, m. yes terday with four passengers
 The Victorian was at Tantalus at l a. ID. today.
 The Bonanza King will sail this at- ternoon. The Dawson will sail tomoJ- TOW night and the wbitehorse Thurs day.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
Chamberlain's CoNiO; Cholera and DiarI hoea Remedy The Best
 in Existence

I'M. Wood, manager of the White County News, Beebs, Ark, is repre- sentative southern business man, who does not hesitate in expressing h's good opinion of a wUll known remedy. He says: 'It gives me pleasure to recon. mend Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, having used it my self and in my family with the best re suits, Ia fact believe it to be the bes' remedy of the kind in existence Sold by Kelly Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18

Is a violent inflammation Of the mucous membrane of the wind pipe, which sometimes extends to the lArynx and bronchial tubes; and is one of the most dangerous diseases of children. 10 al- most always comes on in the night. Give frequent small doses of Ballard . HoSehound Syrup snd apply Ballard'' Snow Linlment externally to the throat, 25c, 5Oc, sl.Oo. For sale by Kelly Drug Co,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
JUNEAU WILL HAVE
 PUBLIC LIBRARY

Juneau is to have a public library. The movement for lt was started by the members of the librarians association which came north on the City of Seat tie Each of the members of ths ex- cursion, to the number of more than loc, agreed to purchase a book, as coon as Seattle shall have been reached on the return trip, which will be sent back to Juneau. Mayor Malony accepted the offer of the librarians and agreed that the books win be cared for and will be held as a nucleus for public library.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
GETS IN
Princess Beatrice Arrives
 From the South

The Canadian Pacific liner Princ S Beatrice arrived in port yesterday even. ing at So'clock with 4s passengers, $50 tons of freight and one days mail from Seattle.
 The Princess Beatrice will remain in
 ,rt until tomorrow night when she \ylll sail for the south with the mining engineers excursion who are expeeied to arrive at whitehorse tomorrow morning on the whitehorse ARd DAv- son.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
Electric M.s.as. rr.ss-.ns

The Principal Barber shop has e cured the great Carpenter Vibrator and Is prepared to give the best elee- tric massage treatment that ever hai been devised. They are an absolute cure for headache, rheumatism aod other disorders, improve the circnla' ton and give nervous strength. We have private rooms for ladies. Princi' pal Barber shop,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
Happy Hooltgans at Rampant

The launch Happy Hooligan and the tender, Gloomy Gus, arrived this morn ing. The show people aboard will pro bably give local performance tonight, They are bound for Fairbanks.-Ram' part Forum July II,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
R,CptiOn 10 Pastor

The ladies of the Methodist EpiSco- pal church have arranged for a recep- tion to their new pastor J W, Glenk, to be held next Thursday eveuing st 9 o'clock. Everybody is invited to at. tend.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-18
CAssrfully RsoSnmsndsd fer RAs1-
 mAtism

o. c. Higbee, Danville, Ills, writes, Dec. ,. 1901: About two years ago was laid up for tour months with rheu- matism. tried BallArds Snow Lini- menl; one bottle cured me. can cheerfully recommend it to all suffer irs from the sftlictiou." 25c, 5Oc, N.Co. For sale by Kelly Drug Co;