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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

a, Settle AL bis 400 Iiroen mir Die
foitIihen SGBe:
.Gs lit unperGllBerlihe Wenifen'
art, BON cinemgrtrcm in'3 onoere gu
tol,meIn. I'm nift unbiuig 5u
urtbeilen, bari man oueroingS ems
niht iibcricbCn: Die gouertortige,
musfe(lolcItutltr ocS mooernenGom mn
munismlts. - Selblt iiber Die erIten
Gorousiebitngen Der io5ioloemofra'
tiiden EIGnc berridt inter Ben nloB-
oebcrocn NlItoritoten unb Srgonen
luioeriprllhSpo1c llnflurbeit -
luenn aud in feinem unoeren Funf.
te, 10 benefit Die So3ioloemofrotie
lueniQiten@ in Der Seroorbringltng
bon W%utulutilr cine YroouftionSfG.
biafcit, Dor neld)er ole beltige Srb.
ullng %bCidlGunt Die Segcl ltreiden
mllb. - 6rogt man bellte einen 60.
5%iol0entofrdten, in pelhem @eodn.
fen, in lpeIhem Sobe ieine Bortei
oenn MN po0ig einig lei, 10 fam er
ebrlidcr Weiie MIR onttporten: oSSn
fciltem, ais in oent geipoltiomenlln.
Itltrs Der b~eltebenoen BerbGltniNe, II.
oieien ci1ncn oiirfen mir nid)t profIo'
mircn." - Nlld) inter 6en befpliBten
Inb0ngcrn ser Fortei lit Die geilt.ge
8erlpirrung IN beoenflidcm Stei.
gen"
Sn iciner oSo5ioliltiid)en Giro.
nif" bonn 20. Wdr5 1S7S(@retBboten
go. 9 b. 26) ihreibt Sr. Mebrin9:
Sod inmer lit eS cine penig cr.
qltidIide Nrbeit, Die Spllren Der 10.
5ioloenlofrotiiden gepegling in ben
@elciien Der SogeSgeid)id)te 5t oer'
folgcn. Sic t~riefcn bon Seioenlboft,
Sborbeit, llnberItono iln0 fre1t5en
iit in INNER boffnungSloierer Ser.
luirrnng. @eiter nnb meiter bon Den
Eiooen mooerner 0ilbnng nnO &lI.
tur tobt Ole ipiloe Sogo ober let.
Der lit fem 3meiiel ooron g%eltottet,
Dob Die orobenoeS pringililtb imner
bober an ben WGIen entporledt, Die
cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gegen Dos
mo0erne 9nrborentblm Ifiiben.-
limo meldeS Heft baben mir idlieB.
lid Die arn1en i'm Settle 81 tooeln.
menll mir eiren Sbeil ser beruienen
Wddter unlercr n@otionolen Sitter,
@eiitli6e un0 leIbit @elcbrte, ibre
nit Den bunten 5orben Der Gitelteit
lino @roBmannSirht beiuimpelten
Sdiiflein oenielben Mellen AMBER.
trollen ieben? Solf' Shouipiel
fam MIR Ieutihlonb elmer ipotten-
ocn mo Itounenoen@elt geben; DEM
ToIfe ser 9idter mo 9enfer lit oos
troltIoie Shouipiel beidieoen, bis
Sur Sefe ben Sormelfelh Der gro.
Ben Sbcrbcit ocS 10. SabrbunoertS
Su leeren."
SIM Sabre 1877 bot Mebring ein
Bud gegen Die So5ioloemofratic &c.
ifrieben, ooS 1878 ihon Die brittle
Nuiloge erlebte: Y0ie oelttid)e 60.
5ioloemofrotie. Sbre @eihihte lno
ibre 2ebre. Cine Iliitoriid,e Cartel
lung bon 6ron5 Webring. Bremen,
Is. Sdiinemonn'S &erlog." Nellte lit
Mebring bcrporrogcnoer So5ioloe.
mofrot. Moulerungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
@osn Die anberen 9inocr bu iino.

Die ~Shpei5eriide 2ebrer . 3ei'
tlln9" perofientliht foIgenoeu Brief:
D@eebrter Serr g. Snoem, oaB Sic
meiner Sohter gilaulte cine adn5Iid
unIhuloige Sbrfeige ge9ebcn boben,
unO 6o5u nod oui ben aopi, perbiete
i'd Sbnen gail5 ergebenit, ooB mir
ooS niht nieoer oorfommt. @enn
Sie 6urd)auS bolen millleiL oa5u
lin0 Die onoeren ainoer .bo, nid,t
meine altguite. IhtllnaSpoait t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Smei SdcrSiragcn.

Sruge: .@os boben Elm 2i%elttenunt
uno Elm alopperitordl nit einonocr
qemein? antport: Ser 2iente-
nort fam ollf beioeit @einen iteben
ooer ouf ocm red)ten ooer linfen 9eit
ollein; ooS fam Der alopperItord
oltd)." - Sroge: v@obnr6 inter.
ld)eioen lid 9eioe?" Intlport: Ger
2ielitenont fam oilfl ouf Dem reften
ooer linfen 6liigel iteben; 0oS fam
Der 9lupperltord) niht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

o@ineS 8romS MIR letter 0uit,
gtur Der Sd)atten zines Summers
Stodt in Geiner 2~ebenSlult,
Stort Den Srieoen GcineS Sdlum
mers;
WomenloS unb if%ottcnboft
Sougt CT Geine bette aroit.
SHE 5it %roiten, ME Sil rubin,
ltno ood ME ms polle 2ebcn
Ginen feiten Sdritt 5i tbun;
3n ergIiiben i'm @eitreberL
gu erliegen int 8eriud.
@eb' Dir, Scra oos lit Elm Slitd."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
u II D NJ G.

GU ~ w ~
Sn'S SbuI. bon Hod)t umrungen,
8lun5t Iidter @oIfenfuum,
SIN @olo bat nod geiungen
Gin 8ogel bolb i'm 5roum.
Wenn Nnes mid umbiiItert,
Mir glonSt Gein 9odeln bod.
llno etpoS 5roiitcS fliiItert
Gein Ser3 nit meinem nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Nus Der Ed,uIc.

Sebrer: Ger auSoriid beS
Sdmer3eS limo ooh Die 9brdnen.
Wie brildt mun MN Die Srelioe
uus2 tgue Shiler ihmeigen.) go,
Wor. mas mnht oenr Tein 8utcr,
fpeitn 8ein SnfeI ibm einen @it
%ersablt?" Wor: o0onn ifreit ct
Mu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
u m Q It q . e.

I'm Seeae 'tooe.
Woht umgibt mid, i'm a5llr
Setlig bobcs SterngefunfeI,
T~obtenitine, tiefeS Giinfel -
Cine fIcine Wele MIR
Horidt ans 2ono
llno pcrrolidlt I'M Snno; =
Giner Siebe Ieste Spnr,
Tie in 9tndlt uno 2eio entidWanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

II niterbIid d.. 49, StuoioiuS e.:
.Sa, lieber 5reunb, ih gebOre elmer
iebr longlebigen 5omiIie an. Meif
l%trgrobnoter iii 80 Sabre oil geipor-
ben, Der 8robpnter IS mo bie@rob.
nutter gar 1921" - Stuoioius e..
Gus nil nod gnr nifiS iogen! Sd
babe cine Grbtoute, Die itirbt iiber.
boupt nidt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

geIebrung. Wirtb (8unt
Vieeolo): nNof Gins, nod elf llbr
atcnos peroen i'm Stubenten. aneip-
SIMMER 5il3ihube angc5ogen. 3ie
Nerren beihmercn iih ionit. ipenl
man lie ma aiif Die Ginger trittl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

n@en Die @otter, beiBt eS, lieber,,
Ger ltirbt Jung;
Ibcr mem I'M alter nod geblieben
S%ugenoielcr mo @egeiiterung,
Ger lit aud nidt libel ongeidrieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

Die Mmpoltsfirma Gallagher
& @oaaaber in Giepelano, Ohio, be-
Itebt aus 0ater unb Sobn, Die 5il-
Iammen itiloirten unb Dos Gramcn
altiammem madten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Enarantanr : Nnfbebmne.

Banana, Ia. Suli. = gnf Be
fiirportung BON @. 6. @oraos, DEM
Gbef.S unitGtsbeomten Der 8anol-
spnc, miro Die Gnorontone, ipeld)e
ueaen Ga goca perbGngt morben NOR.
neil bort elm 5on bon Veilenpe't
entoedt iporoen mar, bonn Is. Sitli on
aufaeboben iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

Gs giebt cine Art bei'm Spiel si
urrIieren, Die ctmos @cminncuoes
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
FuctiidDcs BON !Sermann 2inea.

(8eitorben in Wiinden an Is. SUM
i'm IIter bon 50 Sdbrcn.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
PERPLEXES PRESIDENT
CANAL QUESTION IS SAID TO BE
GIVING Mr.. ROOSEVELT
worry.
Anxious for Secretary Root to Take
1t Up, Though Not Strictly N
His Department.

Washington, July 19.-(Specia1. -
II is expected that Secretary of War
Root will be compelled to supervise
the affairs of the state department
almost imediately from the import
ance of certain affairs, notwithstand-
ing the fact that he will not take up
his residence here until the early
fall. A high official of the government
said today that President Roosevelt is
anxious to have Mr.. Root take up the
canal question. although it does not
come directly under his department.
because his Judgment is needed re
sarding the advisability of transform
ing the control Of the canal entirely
to his hands. If Mr. Root agrees to
such plan, it will meet with the
approval of Secretary Taft and great
ly please the president
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

things in sape to turn on the Wafor
supply again AT : o'clock this afte..
noon, and that he expected to have air
lights burning again tonight as usual
The company has no means, however.
OF ascertalning the exact amount Of
damage done 10 the boilers. and car
pot determine the matter until tn
boilers shall have cooled off suffeieflf.
ly for the boilermakers to get insiI
and make an examination Of them.
UP until the time or going to press
today. it was impossible for the work.
men to get inside the big boilers. as
they were still hot
Engineer Baker had his right hana
badly scalded at the time of the acct
dent at the plant, but was still on duz
y today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

The worst break-u6 wa the Pine
Bluff Water and Light company has
EYER experienced, caused a complete
shut down of the company's ligh.
plant just at s:15 Tuesday night, and
since that time there have been
neither lights nor power furnished By
the company's plant. Fer twenty
Lours the city has been without ade-
4uate water supply, the remaining
power of the plant bein2 reserved for
Use in ease of fire
The trouble was caused by the
blowout of a gasket on one of the
boilers. and this nccessitated a com
plete shutdown of the plant imme
diately. In an interview with a repre-
sentative of the Graphic. Manager
Fowles stated that he expected to get
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
ARKANSAS CROPS.

The following is the government
summary of the condition of the Ar
kansas crops for he week ending
July II: The first of the week was
cool and the latter part seasOnable
Rain fell during most Of the week in
the northern portion of the state.
over the remainder, except for show
ers on the 10th, little or no rain fell.
Considerable progress was made in
cleaning fields, but owing to excessive
and continued rains in preceding
weeks crops are generally grassy and
some land has been Abandoned. Cot
ton is making good growth, but is
generally small. and not fruiting we'll.
However, in some sections there is
complaint of it making too much
weed. Early corn is generally poor
and the late crop is not doing we'll ow.
ing to lack of cultivation and in some
sections too much moisture. Potatoes
are fair to good crop. Considerable
hay of good quality was saved. Ap-
PIES and peaches are dropping and
the indications are for a poor crop of
apples and fair crop Of peaches.
Pastures are good and stick is doing
we'll
Rson, Cleveland county; l.. McLen
don-On account of heavy rains On
Sth and 9th very little plowing has
been done this week; early corn in
roasting ear and looks well: cottor
all sizes, some looks yellow, some
fruiting we'll considerable has been
abandoned; peaches almost failure.
Dumas, Desha county; J. II. Ellis
Fair progress made in the fields this
week, but cotton is not doing well,
colCr bad and not making much fruit;
most Of the crops in the uplands have
been worked out and are comparative
ly clean but in poor condition. early
corn will yield about one-fourth of
crop
Pine Bluff, jefferson county; ] M.
Hudson-Heavy rains Sth and @th re-
tarded farm work for several days;
crops very grassy and full of weeds;
many fields abandoned.
Cabot, Lonoke county; T. G. Ring
eold-Continued rains have kept
farmers from work; crops still Weedy
and grassy; cotton small; corn needs
werk badly; fruit still dropping; some
gardens good.
North Point, Pulaski county; 7. L.
Oglesby-Weather more favorable for
farm work; corn improving; cotton
going too much to weed; apples drop
ping; peaches small.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
WILL LEAVE PINE BLUFF OUT.

1t is generaly believed here that
Pine Bluff has fallen down ON the
proposition to raise funds to secure
the north and south railroad. says the
Monticelloian Pine Bluff was asked
for the same amount that Monticello
was requested to contribute Month
cello raised its quota, but it appears
that the town Of Pine Bluff took a
tumble. doubtless for the reason that
it does not want this particular road
and thinking that without its help
the road could not be built. But
we understand that the North and
South road is to be built all the
same and. instead of going by Pine
Bluff. it will run about eight mil
east Of that town an connect
with the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad, at DuValls Bluff, which
will give our town direct connec-
ton to Memphis. This naw
plan will readily and Willingly hc
accepted by our people, since il
would give us a straight run into
Memphis, and that city would
then. necessarily, be our best whole
sale market. Work will soon bfs,ln
on. the new road. and it will not he
long until Monticello and Memphis
will be better acquainted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

and George l.. Sands of st. Louis. S
w. Reyburn, Charles F. Pencil, E. G.
Thompson and w. B. Smith of Little
Rock
The following officers were elected
at Mondays meeting: George l..
Sands, president; John Scullin, vice
PRESIDENT; w. B. Smith, secretary c.
L. Gilbert, treasurer.
The articles were accompanied by
check for 500, the amount of tn
fee for filing the articles as fixed by
the last legislature.
1t is claimed that the new project
has ample financial backing, and that
there will be no trouble in carrying
it through The standing of the men
behind the enterprise has led to the
belief among local business men thai
the road will be built and will finally
sclve the problem Of a road to the
north
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
MADDOX SCHOLARSHIP.

Hon. S. A. Miller has received a
communication from the Maddox col
lege at Little Rock stating that that
institution will give to any young lady
OF this county recommended by him
scholarship in the college at half
the regular price of tuition. Mr.. Mil
Ter is now looking for the young lady
and he exepcts to have several appli-
the offer is made known. as the Mad
dox school is very we'll and favorably
known in this section of the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
MUST ANSWER FOR AS.
SAULTING WHITE BOY

Robert Washington, colored, a ne
gro man who struck white boy
named Euclid Sanders OF tho heed
with a scantling at the plant cf the
Bluff City Lumber company about two
months ago, and who has been in hid
ing ever since, was picked up by City
Detective Ed Cheek Tuesday after
noon. The prisoner was transferred
to the Justice court, and Judge Cheek
will hear the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
Forest Park Tonight.

The performance tonight will wind
IN the vaudeville show for this week;
it is an unusually strong DILL the
same as presented last night. A We'll
pleased audience was in attenda"o
last night and it was a laugh from
start TO finish. Especially funny is
ssThe Lost Child" 1t is long flm
full of funny situations and all action
The Hylands in their new sketch ."
we'll though Baby Hyland, on account
of the wind, could not swing his re
stick However, he will go on tonight
and his act alone is worth the P Ic''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
FROM ARKANSAS TO THE GOV.
ERNMENT BUREAU ON
COTTON CROP.
StatIstician Hyde's Letter to Govern.
ment Agent at DardaneIle
Causes Surprise.

Dardanelle, July ia letter datet
from Washington, D. c., July If, from
John Hyde, as chief of the bureau Of
statistics. who has been investigating
the southern cotton situation, has
been received by w. c. Hunt Of this
place. Mr.. Hunt is reporter for Yell
county of the cotton conditions. Mr.
Hyde states that he has failed to re-
celve reports from Mr. Hunt, and
asks why he has discontinued them
and requests that he resume the work.
Mr., Hunt insists that he has been
sending in his reports regularly; that
his last report gave the cotton condi
tions of the county at 60 per cent,
and the reduction of acreage through
out the county at 25 per cent. and
that of this locality at 80 per cent.
Mr.. Hunt deems it remarkable that
this information should have failed
to reach Mr. Hyde, and it is hard to
believe that several reports in sue
cession should be miscarried in the
mails. If this failure to communf
cate this important information to the
department of agriculture is general
all over the country, no accurate es-
innate of the condition can be approx
mated, and this derelictiOn, misfor
tune, or whatever it may be, ought to-
be given the widest publicity, in the
judgment Of Gotten growers here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
NATIONAL GUARD MEETING.

st. Paul. MINI, July 19.-(Speciai.1
The opening of the convention If
the rational guard association took
place here today. Among those present
are Lieut.. Gel VIM. II. Miller Of the
uuarter-master's department, Maj AL
bert D. Kn;skern. comissary, and
Capt. Charles Nick. SaltZman, Of the
signal corps. who represent the Unit
ed States army. who are TO read pa
pers pertaining to their respective
departments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
FIGHT AT HOTEL
Results in Ed Jones Taking a Shot at
J. M. Schaefer.

Ed Jones and J. NJ Scha1 fer were
the principals in a shooting scrape at
Third avenue hotel near the Cotton
Eelt shops. Tuesday night. The diff
ficulty arose when they began joking
each other, it is said, and finally be-
San fighting, Jones discharging his
pistol during the melee. They were
arraigned before Justice Cheek for
fighting this morning Both of the
men are employed as brakemen on
the Cotton Belt.
The examining trial of the defend
ants will take place before Justice
Cheek tomorrow morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
FIFTY STUDENTS
Judge kerwin Ready to Appoint That
Number to State University.

County Judge Kerwin announces
that he is ready to appoint at least
fifty students to the State University
win has recently been investigating
the matter of appointments to this
institution, and states that he does
not find record of the county having
had full representation in the past,
and he stands ready to give his con
stituents the benefit of the university
when desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
FUNERAL OF MRS. TAYLOR.

The funeral of Mrs. Julia Taylor,
who died Tuesday, occurred at the
family residence at 1872 Linden street
this morning at 10 o'clock, Rev Ross
Moore officiating. The pail bearers
were F. r. Madding, Joe A. Clement.
]. 3. Talbot, Fl. G. Fox, John H. Dell
mon, and J. w Meeks, Interment
took place az Bellwood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
NEW POSTAL TREATY
OF PANAMA.

Washington. July 19.-(Special)-
The new postal treaty between Pan
anna and the United States signed last
month became effective today. Under
this treaty the rates and cOnditiCns
applicable to articles for the republic
of Panama are made uniform with
those in force between the United
States. Canada, Mexico, and Cuba.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

The present volume of sales has
been built up by unceasing effort on
the part of the management. and by
the use of proper advertising me-
diums and travelling salesmen.-Mlch.
iean Corset company,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.

John Black, who is as black as his
name. was picked up by the officers
Monday afternoon, and fined 800 and
costs in Justice Cheeks court Tues
day for assault upon his wife. Black
is accused of having attempted to cut
his wife with a knife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
benefit DANCE

An ice cream supper and dance will
be given at Forest park Wednesday
night, July 26, by the Brotherhood Of
Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders Of
America, Cotton Belt lodge GS, for the
benefit Of the strikers on the Santa
Fe. who have been out for the past
eleven months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
RIVER STATION AT PINE BLUFF.

f. B. Richards. section director Of
the weather bureau. was in Pine Bluff
Tuesday for the purpose Of establish
ing a river station at this point. The
United States engineers Office has
maintained a guage at Pine Bluff, but
no reports have been made to the
weather bureau. In the future daily
reports will be made to the weather
bureau. There is already river sta
tiGn at Dardanelle, and regular
weather bureau station at Fort
Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
Mrs. CuIIey Granted Divorce.

Mrs. Culley was granted a divorce
from her husband, ]. w. Culley, in
Mr.. Culley formerly operated the Cul-
ley cafe on Main street. The petition
for divorce was filed by Mrs. Culley
several weeks ago. mention being
made in the Graphic at the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
NEW ROAD FOR PINE BLUFF

ovEMENT ON FOOT TO ExTE ST. LOUIS AND NORTH AR.
TO A POINT ON THE MISSISSIPPI
LOOKING ROUNDS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

To put it concisely, and in a few
words. The chief of all our woes IS
false eeonomy.-John A. Barnes, in an
address before the Agate club Of Chi
cago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
BUY

Two OTIS from US (s300 and up
vards), when paid for; we build you
a home. If house costs 5000, 4a
months interest will amount to stoos
total, $500 You pay us $3.50 PEI
month for 40 months; 3 IS PEARS
rent does the work.
"Get Yours" !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
NO WATER AND NO LIGHTS

ACCIDENT AT WATER coMpANys o.
BY BLOWING OUT OF A GAsNET r4e BOIL cps
cuSEs SHUTDOWN FOR NE ARLY TWENTYFoUR 4oups
LEAVING EVERYBODY WITHOUT WATER AND MANY WITHOUT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
TELL THE STORY
FORMER GRAND JURORS TESTIFY
AS TO ATTEMPTS TO BRlRE
JURORS.
Mr.. Chapline Asks for New Trial Or
Grounds Of Forty Errors Made
in First Trial.

Little Rock, July 19-J. H. Steed
and w. S. NJ. Garvin. who were ex-
cused Monday from further service on
the grand jury, appeared before that
body yesterday and testified in regard
TO the attempt which is alleged to
have been made to bribe Steed not to
vote for an Indictment against NJ. D.
l.. Cook.
The jury was in session until
O'Clock in the afternoon and practical
" the entire session was devoted to
the testimony of the two fCrmer mem
bers Of the jury. Absolute secrecy was
observed by all of those connected
with the inquiry. and there was no in
timation as to the nature of the evil
dence given by Steed and Garvin but
it is said that the disclosures which
they made were of a sensational char
acter.
1t is expected that when the grand
jury completes tie business now on
hand it will make it's final report and
adjourn. If any further investigation
is made into legislative matters it
will be done by the next grand jury
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
ON AUGUST z
Mail Will Be Put on Pine Bluff and
Western Trains.

Announcement has been made from
postal headquarters that railway mah
service will be established over the
Pine Bluff and Western by Sheridan.
Belfast and Shaw, from Pine Bluff to
Benton, on August Z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

These are good advertising days
Fourth Estate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19


will be done by the next grand jury
ChapIine Wants New Trial.
motion for new trial was filed
Yesterday by attorneys for Represen-
tative George F. Chapline in the first
division of the circuit court. The mo,
each of which a separate error is
charged.
1t is alleged that the verdict is con-
trary to the law and evidence and is
not supported by the evidence. 1t is
claimed that the court erred in admit
ting the evidence of A. F. Maberry as
to the transactions between Cook and
Naberry in the absence of the de-
fendant. This was the question which
precipitated a determined fight be-
tween the attorneys during the trial,
the defense claiming that this part of
Maberry's testimony should be ex-
Guided I tis also claimed that the
court erred in admitting part of the
testimony of W. B. Williams A large
part of the evidence of both Maberry
and Williams is quoted in the motion.
it being claimed that the court erred
il admitting each question. 1t is also
claimed that the court erred in per-
mitting the state to introduce evi-
dence to show that NJ. D. L. Cook had
general reputation of being lobby
ist It is also alleged that the court
erred in permitting the prosecuting at
tcrney to ask the defendant as to
what he had stated before the grand
jury. insinuating that he had made
before the grand jury statements in
consistent with his testimony before
The trial jury Error is also charged
in giving certain instructions asked
hy the state and refusing others offer
ed by the defense. The motion is sign
ed by Chaplne and by Murphy and
Lewis. NJ. J. Manning, Joseph w.
House and T. C. Trimble, his attor-
II IS. The motion was filed late yes
terday afternoon and has not been set
for argument.
The indications are that none of the
ether Doodle cases will be tried at this
term of court Nothing has been
done toward setting the cases of Sen
ators Rison, Toney and Gross and
REPRESENTATIVE Andrews. and the sec
ond case against Chapine has already
been continued for the term. 1t is
probable that most of the cases will
be tried at the September term.