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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
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Bio Minstrel Show Coming.

The Gus Sun American minstrels
which will appear at the Elks theater
Saturday, October Z, is composed of
thirty-five people this season and is
said to be not only the best minstrel
organization that has ever appeared
here, but is now among the best on
the road. The scenic offering in the
first part this season is entitled "A
City of Splendor," which represents
a city at night Illuminated with its
myriads of electric lights, moon and
star effects. The picture is so nearly
drawn to life that the audience al
most forgets that they are in a the
ater and imagine themselves on the
principal street of some foreign city.
The singing, both ballad and chorus
work. is better this season than ever
before, and each comedian has large
number of laugh producers. This SUI
perb first part is followed by the
strongest oliO. or second part, ever
carried by this company. We men,
tion Chas. w. Milton, monologue ar
fist: Crawford and Filming. musical
artists: Brothers Spaulding. Partisan
acrobats, only act of this kind in the
world; the great Kyler, cycle high
wire act; Elliott and West, singers
and dancers; Bragdon brothers, op-
cratic singers. The parade this year
is away from the beaten path, and
one that will appeal to every onlook-
er. Seats on sale at the usual place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
DAVE YCUNG'S REJOlNDER
Reterates That the Transaction Was
Between Him and Davis
Secretary.

Hot Sprines. Oct. 5.-Dave Young.
when shown Mayor Belongs letter
TO Governor Davis. stating that the
mayor borlC wed the $3.50 mentioned
in Young's letter to Attorney General
Rogers. from Young. for the purpose
of loaning it to the governor, stated
that he (Young) would stand by what
he said that Mayor Belding never got
the money and that the transaction
was between him and the governors
secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
HAWlEY REVIVAL.

Another large congregation gather
ed at Hawley Memorial church We'd
nesday night to witness the revival
services now going on there Rev.
w. C. Watson, pastor of the Lakeside
Methodist church. occupied the pull
pit Wednesday night, and preached
were the result Great interest is be-
ing manifested in the services, and
they will be continued indefinitely.
Rev. j. S. Hawkins pastor of First
Methc hdist church, is also assisting
In the meeting. A cordial invitation
q extended the public to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
Over Niagara Falls.

A story that is highly interesting
and at the stme time consistent and
abounding in thrilling scenes and
highly colored climaxes-an immense
scenic investtnre-new mechanical
and electrical effects-the only repro
duction of the Niagara Falls ever Sue
cessfully attempted--a superb cast
all this is promised in Rowland and
C1ifford's big melodrama "Over Nj
agara Falls" which will be the at
traction at the Elks theater Monday
October g.
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hester's INSIGHT.

Hester's insight.
New Orleans, Oct 5.=(Special to
G.. C. Taylor and company .)-Hester's
report is as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
Y. M. c. A. NEWS.

The junicr classes in the .gymna-
sium work of the local Y NJ G.. A..
have started out well. with fattering
prospects of successful years work
These classes meet on Mondays and
Wednesdays of each week
The mems classes will begin wCrk
next Monday night, at 7:30. All those
expecting to participate in these
classes are asked to be present at this
first meeting.
Secretary A. B. Richardson and
delegation Of Y. M. c. A. men who
attended the Detroit conference are
expected to return to the city tonight
Or tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
Wholesome and Instructive.

Mothers and fathers who wish to
take their daughters and sons to the
theater to witness wholesome and
instructive performance, will be glad
dened by the announcement that Jules
Murry will soon present in this city
his senic revival of Hazel Kirke"
with charming Effie Ellsler in the IT,
tie role.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
A Good Nights Rest.

The greatest tonic on earth is good night
rest. Restless nights and the terrible exhaus-
ton OF hacking cough are dread dangers Of the
poor consumptive. But why this fear of the
night when few doses of Dr.. Boschee's Ger
man syrup wi II insure refreshing sleep entirely
free from cough or night sweat? Free expectora-
ton IN the morning Is made certain bv taking
German Syrup. 1t has cured cosumption for
forty years, Trial bottle 25c Big bottle 15c at
all Druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
CHARECN is DECREASING
Cooler Weather Seems to Have Had 4
Coed Effect on Disease.

Dewitt. Oct. 5.-The cool weather
has had a seeming good effect On the
charbon which has been raging so
disastrously in this county for the
past three months The cases are few
hoped that within the next two weeks
ii will have subsided entirely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-05
DEATH OF INFANT.

TIE One-year-Old child of r. p
King died at its home at Sulphur
Springs Wednesday night, and was
turied Thursday.
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Z + = I. + + =. r. + + + r + +

Rev. A. II. Matthews returned last
night from Niagara Falls and Detroit,
Mich.
Miss Clara Luttrell has returned
from Memphis, where she spent a
few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
ARGUMENT IN THE BALLOT BOX CASE
Hearst Wants Recount and Claims EeCtOnJudge Parker fol
Mayor Mcclellan, Presents The Law Govern
ing Election Errors.

A LBANY. y. Y. Dec. 11.-Argument
~ was begun in the court of APP
peals today in the so-called New
" < ballot box case. There was a
very large attendance of lawyers and
spectators.
The contest represents the contention
Of W. r. Hearst, John Ford and j. G.
Phelps Stokes. Municipal Ownership
candidates. that at the election of Nov.
they We're rightfully elected respect
lively to the offices of mayor, comp
troller and president of the board of
aldermen of Greater New York, and
that this will be shown by d recount.
Judge Parker's Argument.
Judge Parker. representing the claims
of Mayor Mcclellan and his Democrat
ic cOlIea Tues. declared there is nothing
TO be found in the election law which
in terms authorizes the court TO direct
either a recount or a recanVass Of the
vote. A recount cannot be ordered even
though discrepancies exist between the
tally sheet and the ballot clerks re-
turn He held that the law requires
that the count shall be finally made
by the inspectors on the night of cleo
ton and that if an actual mistake was
made it was the duty of the inspectors
then and there to make a recount. If
the failure TO recount as provided may
be enforced by mandamus after the
ballots have been placed in the box
and il is locked and sealed, he asked,
why may not every act of omission be
enforced BY maHdamus?
He argued that the statute does not
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
CALEB POWERS CASE
Matter Up III the United States Su.
preme Court, but No Time
Set for Argument.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE question
of jurisdiction in the case Of Caleb
Powers. charged with completely in the
murder of Governor Goebel of Ken
tueky in 1900. was today presented to
the supreme court of the United States
in the form of d motion for leave TO
file a petition for a writ of mandamus,
commanding United States Judge
Cochran of the eastern district OF Ken
lucky TO remand the case 10 the state
courts and restore Powers to the Gus
tody of the sheriff of Scott county,
where Powers fourth trial was about
to begin when Judge Cochran's court
took jurisdiction in the case.
The mot on was presented on behalf
of the state by Lawrence Maxwell, jr.,
formerly United States solicitor gem
eral Attorney General Hays of ken-
lucky was present in the court room,
as were Ex-Governor Richard Yates OF
Illinois and Attorneys J. G. Sims r. L.
Worthington and II. Clay Howard.
Governor Yates presented petition for
the dismissal OF the appeal in the same
case. Both parties asked the court 20
hear the motions on Jan. Is, but the
court refused TO fix a day.
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authorize mandannus as TO other Onis-
siOns and cited another case 10 show
that the court cannot take jurisdiction
not accorded 10 il by the statute. II Il
recount n permitted. ne continued. then
every close election In this state,
whether il involves the election Of d
mayor of a great city, governor OF the
state or presidential elector. viii be
subject to a Judicial canvass continuing
weeks, months or perhaps even years.
Corporation Counsel Delaney of coun-
sci for Mayor Mcclellan. contended
that Mr.. Hearst and his colleagues had
ample remedy in quo warranto pro-
ceedings.
Contention of Hearst Side.
Ex-Governor Black, for the Hearst
side, took the ground that. as the duty
of the INSPECTORS 10 recount was statu-
tory a writ of mandamus was the pro-
per remedy TO compel compliance. The
aim of the election law, he said, is 10
place election officers under the direct
control of the courts ana TO compel
them 10 correct mistakes. II must be
presumed that the legis AZURE in franz
ing the election law, intended that the
elections should be pure and regular
and that the courts should be charged
with the duty of keeping them so. at
whatever cost to less important III
terests of individual suifors.
It is believed that d decision VIII be
rendered this week because OF the m
portance of a prompt settlement of the
controversy so that the rightfully elect
ed mayor may be inaugurated Jan. !
All seven judges sat in the case.
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HER UNCLE H0RATl0 is
LOOKING FOR A SHARE

San Francisco, Dec. 11.-There IS 10
be another contest over the Will of the
late heiress, Bertha NJ. Dolbeer. who
lost her life by falling from a window
in the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New
York. and who left her fortune 10 her
friend and companion, Eta Marion
Warren.
Counsel for Horatio Schander. an un-
Gle of the deceased, filed a petition in
The superior court today seeking 70 set
aside the order OF Judge Coffsy admit
ting the will for probate.
The petition asks for revocation on
the ground that the deceased was OF
unsound mind and that Eta Marion
Warren importuned and influenced her
10 make and execute the purported
Will.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
HCOSlER CONGRESSMAN
HAS A BRILLIANT IDEA

Washington, Dec. IA novel method
Of seeking federal control over insur-
ance is proposed in a bill introduced
today by Representative Lands of In
diana. The bill cites that congress has
exclusive jurisdiction over the District
Of Columbia, the territories and the in
sular possessions OF the United States,
in consequence authority IS given the
department Of commerce and labor 10
require full statements from all insur-
ance companies doing business within
such Jurisdiction. he states that pub
LEFTY is the one thing required and that
no insurance company can afford 20
quit business in any of the territories
named to avoid government super
vision. therefore all companies will be
included.
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KANSAS FIREBUG AND
THIEF AGAIN ARRESTED

Kansas City. No, Dec. I'm. NJ,
Let's, formerly ticket agent OF thu
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway
who, while working for the company az
Princeton, Kan, in 1903. stole $4,000
worth of railroad tickets and ther
burned the depot to hide his crime. has
been arrested in Panama, according 70
a cablegram received here today. Lets
when arrested was working under an
assumed name as a clerk in the pur-
chasing department Of the panama
canal commission.
Let's has made three sensational es-
oapes from the officials since his first
capture i'm 1903, getting away the last
time after his conviction at Ottawa,
KAN on the charge Of arson ana rob
berry
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HAMILTON HAS NOT
DECIDED TO RETURN

Paris, Dec u.-John {. Mccall. son
of John A. Mccall president Of the
Kew York Life Insurance company.
has arrived here aud has held q lengthy
conference with Andrew Hamilton the
former legislative agent. The result is
still indecisiFe as the meetings con-
time. On the main point OF Mr. Ham
nJou's return 10 New York il is known
that no decision has been reached. Both
parties decline TO discuss the nature Of
the conferences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
QUESTION OF VERACITY.
Beef Packers Will Have d Preiimin'
airy Hearing.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE cases against
the beef packers We're not called today
in the United States court. but viii be
heard tomorrow. The proceedings viii
not be in the nature of formal trial,
but viii be TO ests blish certain facts
which the packers have set up and &c
which the government has demurred.
The packers have claimed that they
were promised immunity by Commits
si0ner Of Corporations Garfield, and
this the United States district attorney
denies. The accuracy OF the assertion
of the packers win be tested in the pre-
Iiminary hearing ana the formal legal
proceedings against the men indicted
viii be taken up at a later date. II Is
expected. however. that the hearing
tomorrow viii bring out some impOF-
tant matters connected with the pros
ecutiOn of the packers.
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APPEAL DISMISSED.
Senator Mitchell Beyond Jurisdiction
OF the Courts.

Washington, Dee. 1l.-On motion OF
Former Senator Thurston. Cher jus
ticc Fuller, OH behalf OF the supreme
court Of the United States, today di-
rected the Issuance OF an order dis
missing the appeal of the late Senator
Mitchell IN th1 case against him. The
proceeding was brief. Senator Thurs
ton announced the death OF the Oregon
senator and moved the dismissal OF the
case In directing the order the chief
justice merely remarked that this
course was usual in criminal cases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12

Omaha, Dec. 1.-THE requisitIon is
sued by Governor Cuninlns for Pat
Grove promises to become the basis of
z hard legal fight to prevent Groves
extradltion County Attorney Star
baugh declared today that he would
fight the extradition Of Grove until he
has been tried on the charge of high
way robbery in connection with the
Cudahy kidnapping.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
LieHTsHlP MENT DOWN.

New Bedford Mass. Dec. X =
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= rived here 1T 2:l5 O'Clock this =
= morning with the crew of the Nan :
= tucket South Shoal lishtship. The =
y iightship fOundered at { a. N. =
y Monday eignLeep. miles west of =
= her stgtioAs wblls in tow Of the :
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CAPTAIN Samuel S. Brown.

Pittsburg, Dec. I1.-Cap,ain Samuel
s. Brown. the multi-milionaire coal
operator and we'll known horsenlan,
died to-day at his home on Squirrel hill
in this city, aged SO years. Captain
Browns death has been expected for
several weeks. and was due to stomach
trouble from which he had suffered for
a year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
SENATE HAS NO
TEARS To SHED
Death Of the Late Senator Mitchell
Not Announced.
DEBATE ON RAILWAY RATES
TILLMAN'S POINTED REFERENCE
TO ROOSEVELT.

|sAI AsHfNGTON. Dec. 11.-With
w spirited debates on the subjects
of railroad rate legislation. aris-
ing through the introduction Of bill
by MIR. Tillman to authorize the inter-
state commerce commission TO fix max
imum rates. and the Panama canal,
due 10 a controversy over the reference
/ of the emergency appropriation bin to
"a committee, today's session OF the SEN
ate continuously proved interesting for
more than four hours.
Mitchell Not Mentioned.
An adjournment was taken without
|any mention of the late Senator Mitch
ell of Oregon. and so for the first time
the death of a senator was permitted
70 pass unnoticed by the senate. The
|egJSure of DIR. Mitchells name from the
|iIs followed. Chaplain Hale recalled
IN situation To mind in his prayer by
g eferring pOintedly 10 corruption ana
IdAatt and by praying that members OF
the senate be given strength TO bear
each others burdens.
The debate on the Tilman bin was
|engaged in by number OF senators
Mr.. Foraker declared that the bin
proved that its author believed the
present laws We're sufficient to correct
ali alleged transportation evils except
Excessive rates, and that there was
ample provision FOR the punishment Of
rebate giving.
Protected by Roosevelt.
NJ r~ut,,-,- I'll a. 4s.4 ,t.;.,l- 90 ,,,t n
the Investigation of Messrs. Judson and
Harmon instituted by the executive
had been such miserable tiascO. The
present law would prove a failure until
the president stopped protecting and
|Whitewashing cabinet officers, he said.
Mr.. Foraker asserted that the law
could not be blamed if "sOme person
fell short in his duty Mr.. Foraker in
|timated in his discussion that there
would be some extended controversies
before the railroad rate bills were dis
posed of this session.
Canal Bill Referred.
After more than a score Of senator's
had discussed the Panama bill it was
Preferred TO the appropriation COM
|mittee by a vote of 30 To IS.
Mr. Tilmau characterized the high
salaries paid canal employees cs steal
ing and graft"
Messrs. HcmenWay, Hopkins Nc
.Cumber ANA Teller said there should
b. 5gis,atiun hiking salaries for the
|canal employees. AR Teller said that
.by legislation congress had authorized
the president TO appoint the officers and
|IiX the salaries. and that it was The
duty OF congress 10 pay them.
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TWO STATES WANT HIM.
Pat Grove Assured of a Number of
Trials.

Dies Moines, Ia, Dec. 1.-Governor
cummins today issued requisition for
the return of Pat Grove to Iowa for
holding up a street car in Council
Bluffs the night of July .. 1905. 4 NO
man betrayed Grove. Lillian c. Boil
ton of Council Bluffs, in the hearing
for a requisiton, alleged that she over
heard Grove telling others about the
robbery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
TWO YEARS IN SING SING.

New York. Dec. 1i.--FormeT Assem-
siyrnan Joseph Cahill of Brooklyn, who
vas convicted Of perjury with violation
II the election laws at the mayoralty
Election last month, vas sentenced to-
aay 10 serve two years in Sing Sing
Srison 4 stay of sentence Tor one
week % allow Cahilfs counsel 10 ap-
seal the case was granted by the court.
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posTMAsTER AT NAMPA.
especial 10 The Herald.

Washington, Dec. lit IS announced
bv the postoffice department that A.
Ncttleton viii he reappointed poStmas
ter at Nampa, Ida IN the assiSnnleh'
of committee places today Representa-
tive Howell received the somo placcs
held by him ia the last congress, indus
trial arts. claims and mines and min
he,
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Edward Atkinson.

Boston, Dec. 11.-Edward Atkinson,
the well known social and political
economist of this city. died suddenly
today after an attack of acute indiges-
ton, affecting the heart. He was IS
years of age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
INFLUENCE OF
JEROME POTENT
Thomas F. Ryan Will Tell What Har-
riman Said to Him.
ANOTHER MAN ON THE RACK
PRoVIoENT CoMPANY's AFFAIRS
BEING PRo5ED.

Al EN- YORK. Dec. 1.-THE Iegisla-
IL tive life insurance inveseig tting
committee appeared tonight TO
nave succeeded in its attempt to make
Thomas f. Ryan divulSe what r. II
influence him to divide his control of
The Equitable Life Assurance society.
District Attorney William r. Jerome.
who was asked by the committee to
take steps 10 punish Mr.. Ryan for re-
tusing 10 answer the ques. ions about
Mr.. Hartman, reported TO the commit
tee today that he has Informed Mr.
ttyan's counsel that Mr.. Ryan ought
10 answer. Mr.. Jerome also wrote TO
the committee that he believes Mr..
Ryan viii answer if brought before the
committee aBaiu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-12
GREAT STRIKE
HAS COLLAPSED
Russia Again in Communication With
Outside World.
LIMIT HAS BEEN REACHED
FURTHER AGITATION WILL NOT
BE ALLOWED.



ST. Petersburg, Dec. II, 1880 p. =
y m.-The telegraph lines with Mos =
' COW, Reval. Kieff. Kazan. Nov :
= gorOd. Archangel and Nadva are =
y working today Many of the en- =
= ployes have resumed work, and it =
y is believed that the strike is col =
y lapsing. The mails have not ar :
y rived from the south owing 10 the =
= railway strike. =
= Intelligence from the provinces =
y IS impatiently awaited, especially =
= details OF the mutinies =
The government apparently has =
p resolved to have resort to general =
y coercion. 9
A&&AAAH[
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Daniel Fowler Adams.

Victoria. Dec. n.-Daniel Fowler
Adams. who was a California pioneer
and member Of the vigilante commit
tee OF 1879, died here today
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Paul Meurice.

Paris, Dee ll.-paul Meurice the
author and drama,ist and literary ex-
ecutor Of Victor Hugo, died here today.
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Sandbaggers Assault and Rob Victim
in the Business Section.
GET MONEY AND JEWELRY
ONE RENDERED ENTIRELY uN-
CONSCIOUS, OTHER HELPLESS.

- ANDBAGGERS slugged three victims
- within two hours last night and one
was robbed of his watch and
cash.
Elmer Riser, 4S4 West Fourth South
street, was struck down about $50 o'clock
by Il man on Third South street just
below West Temple street. c. c. Honey
well Is East Seventh South street, a
barber at tGe Modern shop, 2l3 Main
street. was knocked unconscious half an
hour later at Main and Fifth South
streets and robbed of his watch and
change The third victim was attacked
at First West and Second South streets
The case was reported by telephone to
the police, but neither the man who re-
ported it nor the victim could be found.
Riser Knocked Out.
With one blow Riser was knocked un-
conscious by a man on Third South just
below West Temple street. The thug
stepped from behind a boiler at the
Trent Engineering & Machinery com
pany's yard. He lay there for several
minutes before he recovered. Then he
staggered across the street 10 the j. @.
Mcdonald Candy cOmpany's factory, l0'
West Third South street. FROM there
the police were notified and Police Of
ficer George Moore was detailed on the
case.
Riser was dazed from the blow, which
broke the bridge OF his nose and IN
ficted two small cuts just above the
right eye. II is believed he was struck
with a pair of brass knuckleS
Riser was unable 20 give any kind
Of a description of the man lie said
he was walking fast, with his hands In
his pockets and his head down When
he came under the shadows OF the trees
the mn stepped out ana struck him be
fore he could get his hands out of his
pockets. Riser was taken to his home
ana medical assistance summoned.