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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
FINEST IN STATE
NEW BRANCH PACKING HOUSE
OF SWIFT AND COMPANY
PINE BLUFF.
Will Be Opened to Public Monday,
and Handsomely Fixed Up for
the Occasion.

The handsome new branch packing
house of Swift and company will be
opened to the public Monday, and
between 1000 and 1000 invitations
have been issued to people to attend.
While invitations have not been is
sued to everybody, as the manager
OF the plant does not know everybody
, In the city, still every person who may
desire to visit the plant is cordially
invited to do SO, and they will be
shown through the finest plant of it's
kind in the state
The building is very fine one,
and 1t has been very appropriately
prepared for the opening. There
will be an elaborate display Of every
thing carried in the plant. Mr.. Thead
of Chicago is here to arrange the soap
display, and there will be prominent
officials of the company persent from
Chicago and Fort Worth, Texas.
One of the interesting departments
of this new plant is the one for smok-
ing meats, and herafter all smoked
meats, such as hams, bacon etc., will
be smoked in the plant here SO as to
reach the trade with these goods in
the best possible condition.
Another department which deserves
special mention is the cold storage de-
partment, in which an even tempera-
ture prevails all the time, hence the
fresh meats will be kept in the best
possible condition, and wholly free
from any influence by the outside tenn
perature. In this department full
| line of fresh meats, such as beef,
sheep and pork will be carried.
This new plant is a strong testimo~
NAL of the success of Swift and COM
pany at Pine Bluff, as the plant be-
came a necessity to meet the den tnds
, of their largely increased business !,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

The Gotten Belt is determined to
give the people of Pine Bluff the best
service to Little Rock on next Wednes-
day. the occasion of President Roose
velt's visit to that city, and has ar
ranged to run a third special train.
leaving Pine Bluff at 6 o'clock in the
s: 80 a. NJ. This will be the first train
to reach Little Rock thirty minutes
ahead of ihe presidential party Those
who may desire TO be in Little Rock at
the time TO welcome President ROose-
yelt on his arrival should take this
train Returning. il will leave Little
Rock at s p m. the same day
This train will start from Pine Bluff
and will be run for the especial accom-
mediation OF this city and points be-
tween here and Little Rock 1t will
arrive in the capital city just thirty
minutes ahead of the presidential par
ty, and will be the very first train in
to Little Rock for the occasion. The
time of leaving and rates from points
along the line will be as follows:
Leave Pine Bluff "a. m.: rate. 81.
Leave Rob Roy G:27; rate, 81.
Leave Altheimer 6:4O; rate, 81.
Leave Ellison $40; rate. ST.
Leave Haywood 6:52; rate, 81.
Leave Sheriff. 6:57; rate, 81.
Leave Tucker 7:05; rate, 81.
Leave England 7:25: rate 80 cents.
Leave Scott's 80 rate. SO cents.
Arrive Little Rock $50 a. m
Returning this train will leave Little
Rock at p. m. same date.
This is in addition to the special
train advertised TO leave Pine Bluff at
7:45 a. m.
Tickets sold on the above will be
ionored only on special trains. both
going and returning. Baggage will be
checked on these trains.
Separate coaches will be provided
for colored people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

With the beginning, November |,
ct the season in which quail can be
hunted. the shooting seasoI in Arkan-
sas will be al its height. and from
dications are that the prairies, fields
mountains and swamp lands in the
state in which game are to be found
will be filled to the Overlooking with
spGltsmen. The quail season is the
event to which a ajority of the hunt
ers in the state look forward. and re
ports are to the effect that the birds
are fairly plentiful this fall Especial
lN do they abound on the Grand
prairie in The neighbOrhood of Lonolle
Carlisle, DE Wallis Bluff and Hazen.
hut it is no easy matter TO get at
thcn as many of the farms in that
locality are "postcA" and hunters are
Forbidden The quail season will CON
tinue until March l.
The season for deer opened Sept en-
Der /, and will last until January l.
Deer are said to be fairly plentiful,
although but little hunting has been
done thus far owing to the warm
weather The Maumelle mountains
west of Little Rock are favorite 10
cality for hunters for deer. Most OF
the deer shooting is done in the
months of November and December
The animals are often seen in close
vicinity to the city. and last year one
was killed at but a few yards from
the northwest corner of the insane
asylum grounds. In the eastern par
Of the state, in the Cache, ST. Francis
and Mississippi river bottoms, tht
larger game animals are found, and il
is in that region that most of the bears
are killed in the state.
Turkeys can be hunted from Sep
tember I to May |, and this season
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
HEARlNG OCTOBER 70
OF PETITION BY BOARD OF
TRADE ON A. r. RAILROAD
PETITION
Commission Asked to Refuse to Let
Cotton Belt to Eliminate Branch
Road in Fixing Charges

The Arkansas railroad commission
will hold meeting next Thursday.
October 26. at Little Rock. for the
purpose Of considering the following
matters:
proposal 10 amend its classified.
ton rulings. No. >. Arkansas, as fol!
lows: Coal oil, gasoline, and lubri
eating oil having petroleum base, in
iron or wood barrels, actual weight
l.. G. h., fourth class"
A proposal to reinstate the commits
sions order with reference to the
Pine Bluff Arkansas River railroad.
The latter matter came up before
the commission on September IS in
tie form of petition from the Pine
Bluff board of trade, signed by S. G.
Alexander. president, and j. B. John
son. SECRETARY. The petition is as
follows:
eve respectfully petition that the
Arkansas railroad commission do no;
permit the ST. Louis Southwestern
Railroad company to separate or elimi
hate the Pine Bluff Arkansas River
Railway company from it's list of rail
roads. We ask that the commission
reinstate the suit pending of Wesnel
brothers ct al VS.. the Pine Bluff Ar
kansas River Railway company, which
was filed for the purpose of proving
Railway company was then and is
now part OF the ST. Louis Southwes st
ern or Cotton Belt Railway company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
SHERIFF JAMES GOULD DOES
THE HoNoRs IN ELEGANT
STYLE.
Chief of Police Stewart Assisted by
Contributing the 'Possums
for the Feast.

Sheriff James Gould was the host at
the regular weekly 'posum supper at
Justice P. T. Culpepper's office Satur
cay night About forty guests availed
themselves of the opportunity afforded
them of partaking of the feast spread
for their delctation and to say it was
Y success would be expressing it mild
ly. Some of the most distinguished
characters of the city and county
were present as guests. and the crowd
was indeed merry one throughout
the evening.
Chief AL. Stewart of the city police
force assisted in contributing to the
'possums for the occasion, and eight
of the luscious animals were served
in the most approved manner, with
sweet potatoes and salads of various
kinds. The crowd that assembled
was one of the jolliest that ever con-
eregated for any purpose, and the sup
per was enjoyed to the utmost Sheriff
Gould received the congratulations Of
all present for the very successful!
manner in which the occasion was
conducted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
HARDlNG's RAILROAD CAREER.

Reports that Russell Harding was
discharged from the Missouri Pacific
in 1903 have been denied at st. Louis
Mr.. Harding went to the Great Central
at that time because better induce
ments were offered him there His
recent acceptance of the vice presi-
dency in charge of the Erie system is
only another step forward in his
steady advancement.
Mr.. Harding was born in Spring
field. Mass, in 1856. and entered the
railroad service in 1870. Between
1870 and March 12, 1900. when he was
made vice president and general man
ager of the Missouri Pacific system
he acted successfully as Office boy,
paymaster, station agent, operator,
ticket seller, assistant construction en-
gineer. engineer and superintendent
of construction. resident engineer in
charge of tracks, bridges and build
ings, superintendent, general superin-
tendent, and vice president and gen
eral maager of the Cotton Belt.
Now that Mr.. Harding is the highest
operating Official of an expanding
trunk line, his friends point with pride
to his record. His advance has been
steady, and the changes from one road
to another have been effected, his
friends repeat, without the least fric-
ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
APPEAL TAKEN.
conducted

Prosecuting Attorney w. D. Jones
was granted an appeal in circuit court
Saturday in the case of Clarke and
Courts VS.. Jefferson county. in which
Judgment was rendered in favor of
the plaintiffs last Saturday. The case
of l.. E. Cheek VS.. Jefferson county
resulted in judgment in favor of the
plaintiff. This is another case where
in the county Judge disallowed the ac-
count of the justice of the peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
FORTY-TWO YEARS
Lcnq Sentence for Jim Mayes at Lit
tie Rock.

Jim Mayes, the negro who serious
ly cut Mrs. Loeb in Little Rock recent
", was tried at that place Saturday
afternoon and entered plea of guilty
His case was disposed of quickly, and
he was given forty-two years in the
penitentiary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
A COTTON BELT SPECIAL

WILL GRO wD TO LITTLE ROCK ON THE
DAY PRESIDENT VISITS THAT c,rY-wlLL BE THE FIRST
MINUTE AHEAD OF PRESIDENTS TRAIN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

without the sense of Stewardship
culture becomes q curse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
CANE SEASON UNDER WAY

BEGAN WITH DEER AND TURKEY SEPTEMBER TO BE FOL
LOWED WITH QUAIL AND CHICKEN ON NOVEMBER =
/. GAME REPORTED PLENTIFUL IS GER
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-30
V VAUDEVILLE At
ldE ZOO TONIGHT

The clever aggregation of vaudeville
artists at the Zoo are now taking
vacation so there will not be the usual
vaudeville performance tonight. When
the Zoo show opens again in the near
future there will be altogether fresh
material and new stunts. II is the
aim of the management to give tho
very best entertainment possible for
the money.
Meanwhile come to the Zoo and
shake hands with the Orangoutang.
Interesting animals of numerous kinds
are always on exhibition besides the
birds, and other attractions too numer.
Gus to mention. The Zoo furnishes de.
light alike to children and their par
ents. Come one, come all. Admission
10 cents,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Sept. 20, 1905,

Entered for Record Sept 20, 1905,
From 1o:3o a. m. to p. m.
Kapeohe Ranch Co Ltd to c Bolte. N
Kaneohe Ranch Co Ltd to G Bolte. n
Harriet G Beckwith to Joao Costa. Rel
Loo Hong ct al v Wong Who Chen
.Jdgmt
Maria Carreiro and hsb to Manuel
Carrelro ..|...,,...... ,''.'''''D
Maria Carreiro and hsb to Francisco
SdTTelTO .'.''''' 's'.'.'''' ''S
Young Koon Sing to Lau Shun PA
W C Peacock & Co to w G Peacock
20 Liza ...,..'''' '''''''''' no
Alice NJ Way ct al to John G Roth
well ......... LA
Edw II + Wolter Jr to o r & l. Co. ID
Entered for Record Sept 80, 1905,
From 9 a. m. to 1o:3o a. m.
Jas Kealiiluhi and VT to Joe Andra.
dc Ut -. ..........'''''' v"
Henry Van Gieson to Henry Smith
" .........'''.''''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-30
TO PROMOTE ROADS
PETITION TO SUPERVISORS
TO GET A HUSTLE ON
COUNTY FATHERS MUST NOT
WASTE MoNEY-FuNNY LET
TER FROM CAPITAL ON
"HEAvY SMELLS"

The Hawaii Promotion Committee
met at $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. f. l. spalding, J. A. McCand-
less, Fred Smith. A. Gartley, J. A. NJ.
johnson and +. J. Lowrey were pres
ent.
The main matter of discussion was
proposed letter to the Board Of SUI
pervisors petitioning for the improve
ment of roads, Waikiki road, for one,
and for well built road around Oahu.
II was asked that the press not print
the communication, as a matter of
courtesy. until the Supervisors receiv-
ed It, though why the Supervisors
would object to the preliminary pub
licity is not apparent
This letter is to be passed to the
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants
Association for approval. Roads lead
ing to the waterfront were included in
the prayer for betterment.
II was the opinion of all present that
1t was up to the County to save money
to put on road work. little by little.
Good roads would go long way. to
attract tourists and advertise the coun-
try.
L. /. Spalding talking OF road and
other expenses, had the following to
say:
This Territory has been piling up
debts at an alarming rate. We are
limited under the Organic Act for bor-
rowing to not more than one per cent.
per year of the assessable value OF the
property; the total limit is seven per
cent. In the short time since anneSa-
II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-30

Sales-Bet. BoardsJ; 90 Eva, s27. 80.
Session: 10 Kihei, IS; 90 McBryde, s6;
IA McBryde, Sc.
Dlvidends-Sept. 0: c. Brewer & Co.
8 per, cent; Eva, -; Honomu. q:
Kahuku, l; Waimanalo, 2; Waikiki,
4; Haw. Electric. 1.2; Olowalu, /; II.
Il. & NJ. Co., 1; II. X. T. & l.. Co, !;
|. Il. s. n. Co., 2; Pacific Sugar Mill
5; Oct. /: Haiku. 1.2 per cent; Paia
1 1-2; Pioneer, 2; Honokaa. "a; Oct
s: Hawn. Com. & S. Co., Csc a share
Onomea Is. F., 2 per cent; Paauhau
IS. F), 1.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.6875 cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-30

r. W. Single ................. I
Alfred Mossrnan ................ 3
Harold Dillingham; ............ 3
Something new has struck this time.
The regrets have begun to come in.
Just one regret. The regreter has
burst forth into song or what comes
as near II as the heartless soul OF pen
Gil and yellow paper can produce. c. NJ.
White heard that bevy Of friends In.
tended to vote for him and this Is the
result:
The sweet young girls from Oregon
VIII have to travel round alone;
] cannot serve as chaperon
For reasons weighty and profound;
Yet other gallants can be found
To beau the beauteous creatures
round.
This worthy method of promotion,
This courtesy and fond devotion
To girls who cross the rolling ocean,
Commend themselves to every notion.
Our spirits thrill with sweet emotion
And hearts are lost In wild commotion
Who can the consequences tellf
Who can withstand the potent spell?
And who the witchery repel
or glances yelled by down-cast eyes,
Which captivate with soft surprise
And masquerade in loves disguise!
We take great pleasure in submit
ting the name of John A. Wilson, the
foreman moulder of Cation, Neill q
Co. He has thirty.fiye moulders under
him who are all anxious for him to en-
terrain the Portland lassies.
| (Signed) EMPLOYEES OF CATION
! NELL & co.
P.S.-Enclosed you will find one
vote, which is only starter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
BIG FLEETS
WILL FIGHT
TO A FINISH
RuSSia'S One Hope
Is to Cripple
Foes Navy.
If This Be Done, Gar Will
Send Fresh Squadron
to the Far East.
St Petersburg Naval Board Counts
on Crushing Japan'S Sea Forces
by Piecemeal.
Special Dtspatch to m. CAN

LONDON, April 10.-The newspapers
continue to speculate on the forthcom-
ing naval engagement, (which is not ex-
pected TO occur until the end of the
week ,--
The St. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Telegraph says that sober. calcu-
lating minds among the naval officers
do not expect a decisive victory for the
Russian fleet. All they expect is that
Admiral Rojestvensky will withstand
the Japanese onslaught stubbornly and
successfully, destroying or disabling a
sufficient of the enemy's ships to en-
able Vice Admiral Nebogatoff's con-
tingent, in conjunction with the last
Russian squadron. which will be dis
patched in June. to turn the scales in
the struggle for naval supremacy.
The same correspondent says that the
military committee has at last reported
its conclusion that ii would be a grave
mistake to abandon the struggle before
Russia's resources are manffestly ex-
hausted and that Russia still has ef-
fective means of continuing the war
with the hope of such success as will
influence the character or the peace
conditions.
The officials in St. Petersburg declare
that Rojestvensky has gained a strate-
gical advantage by not waiting for the
third squadron, as he will take the Jap
anese by surprise.
The main Japanese naval forces are
believed TO be in Northern Chinese wa
terS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
OBSOLETE
VESSELS IN
OUR NAVY
In Glass With Those
England Sold
as Junk.
Special Dispatch to The cali

CALL BUREAU. POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON April 9.-In the re-
cent sale of s15,000.000 worth of Brit
ish war ships as junk. some naval off,
GERS have again been reminded OF the
problem as to the ultimate DISPOSE
ton of United States naval vessels
which have become obsolete.
The British vessels sold are not as
old as the American cruiser Chicago
1S83) and are but little older than
the PHILADELPHIA, the San Francisco
and the Baltimore, which are of about
the same displacement 1S8S). The
Chicago is now the flagship of the Pa
cific squadron. having recently been
thoroughly repaired. while the Bal
timore is in commission and the San
Francisco is now undergoing extern
sive repairs.
The Navy Department, whatever it
may have had in mind, has not yet
announced it's determination to put
entirely out of service these active
contemporaries of the ships which
the British admiralty had consigned
to the junk pile.
The same may be said of the gum
boat Topeka (1SS1) and the dispatch
boat Dolphin (1S83).
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
HOLDS FORT
IN PULLMAN
CAR BERTH
Mrs. YerkeS "BluffS"
Officials OF q
Railroad.
Special Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK. April s.-How Mrs
Charles T. Yerkes forced the Atlantic
coast line to carry her and her secre-
tary and maid to New York on a Pull
man car despite the company's protest
has just become known here.
Mrs. Yerkes was on her way from
Havana to New York, accompanied by
her secretary, William Lauer and her
maid, and had obtained Pullman ac-
commodations at Tampa, Fla. When
the train reached Jacksonville she was
informed that the Pullman sleeper
from Tampa would go no farther and
she must change to another Pullman to
be attached to a train which was about
to pull out for New York All the ac-
commodations she could have were an
upper berth for herself and seat each
for her secretary and maid.
Mrs. Yerkes insisted that she had
purchased through accommodations
and refused to leave the Pullman. Ac-
cording to Mrs. Yerkes she was DELAYED
several hours. Finally the railroad Of
ficials yielded and the car was attached
later to a train on the Atlantic coast
line.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
FLEET is NOT INTACT.
Most Powerful of the Russian War
ships Cannot Be Located.

SINGAPORE, April 8. - Fifty-one
ships Of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's
second Pacific squadron passed here
yesterday. The most important fight
ing vessels Of the squadron, including
the .battleships Kniaz Souvaroff. Alex
ander II, Borodino and Orel. with their
complement Of cruisers, torpedo-boat
destroyers. etc. did not arrive and
their whereabouts Is unknown.
The vessels which passed Singapore
were the following: The battleships
Sissoi veliky and Oleg; cruisers Ad-
miral Nakhimoff, Dmitri. Donskoi.
Aurora. Izumrud. Jemtchug, Almaz.
Russ. Anadyr. F'uerst Bismarck. Kais-
erin Maria Theresa. Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria, Kaiser friedrich. Ricn and
seven torpedo-boat destroyers, all SAIL
ing under the naval flag. Under the
comercial hag were the volunteer
steamships Vorenez, Kief, Yaroslav,
Tamboff, Vladimir and Orel: the Rus
sian Navigation Company's steamships
Meteor, Jupiter and Mercury; the East
Asiatic Company's steamships Korea
an Kaitai. the North Baltic Company's
steamship Kniax Gortchakoff. one SAL
wage ship and sixteen colliers.
French steamship arrived here to-
day with a sailor belonging to the Ad-
miral Nakhimoff. who fell overheard
and was picked up in the Straits OF
Malacca after having been twelve hours
in the water.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
TARS QUIT
The FLEET
ABRUPTLY
Hundreds Of DeSer-
tiOnS From Evans
WarShipS.
Special Dispatch to Ths Call.


PENSACOLA, Fla, April 9.-vessels
of the North Atlantic feet here report
an unprecedented series of desertions
of bluejackets. 1t was to-day estimated
that at least 600 sailors are missing
from the vessels.
Sailors who have been seen on shore
give varying excuses for leaving the
ships. Some of them have an idea
that the vessels will for the most part
be made station ships at some out-of-
not infrequent, and others say their
treatment Is not what it should be.
Still others contend that they deserted
only because they wanted to get on
American soil and stay there just as
long as they could.
This morning Chief Schad of the po-
lice department went out to the flag
ship Maine and had conference with
Rear Admiral Evans regarding the
methods of apprehending deserters
Admiral Evans placed at the disposal
of the Pensacola officer a detachment
of marines to aid in taking in all de-
serters found. The determination to
have them returned to the ships is
strong, and the regulation reward of
$40 per man is being paid out fire.
quently
Marines patrol the city and are au-
thorized to pick up any man in navy
uniform who cannot show proper Gre
dentials
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
ConspiratOrs Hire House on Green Street
tor the Sole Purpose Of Killing
Biaggio VIardo
Tolls Are Tightening Around Plotting Band
and the Police Are Ready to Make
More Arrests To-Day

ho TWO secret meetings in
an T house at SeA Green
crime
me Italian residents Of the city loud
against the theory Maha
HAND whatever in
Mhen Ioruf of
ne VIII not be the only
in
o San cisco
possibly Fossofum
ne was trying force his
the day after the murder
Va Miranda Rosario DONNA
lastly te give their These
aen smith
lSl Powell street where Torur
the
ing the
quickly the
e sun refused to
These believed by
Planned and executed the bloody
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
Rosa TOrturici, as DecOy, Used to Lead SiciIian.

Selection
the beauty
loyal the
10 90 the planned
herp
evidence is in the possession
MIS- Iortur1ci was
child which she has
square was
Torurci chosen the
favorable
said the plotting band
her part wei" she used all Of her
of
The house at ssA Green
dark basement the three
and Rose Touc the
for
That the house
small table
bedroom ylardos
small
found ont n the who house
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
DIR. Harper Ends Treatment.

NEW YORK, April s-Dr. William
r. Harper, who has been taking the
x-ray treatment for cancer in New
York City, left Chicago late to-day.
The Improvement in DR.. Harper's
health was so marked that it was felt
unnecessary for him to stay here any
longer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
Room Left Bare for the Place of Slaughter.

people
sought vain
Viardo;
Wednesday
n
bodyh beenc n
Torturic and the the theirs
the
Of his acco
ToTturic
body He had
and left
by George Olivia
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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
NIppoNEsE ARE CONFIDENT.
Have Faith in the Prowess of Admiral
Togo's Gunners.

TOXIC, April 10.-vice Admiral Ro-
jestvenslxy's second Pacific squadron
has not been reported here since 1t
passed Singapore. It's whereabouts
and the plans of Vice Admiral Rojest-
vensky are subjects of the keenest
general speculation
1T is quite generally assumed that
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky does not
desire an immediate battle and that he
will attempt to reach VladlvostOk.
where there are decks and shops. or TO
seize a base. The latter. course is
deemed unsatisfactory. on account OF
the poor facilities and the danger Of
political complications. Many believe
that the Russian naval commander has
a second rendezvous in the Pacific
Ocean and that he viii speedily quit
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
submarine Boats for Harbor Defense

NEWPORT, r. l., April 9.-The
board, of which Admiral Charles N.
Thomas, u. S. N, is chairman, is de-
voting special attention to the dangers
incident to the use of submarine
mines, and it is learned that emphasis
will be placed on the advantage of
substituting submarine boats for
mines in harbor defense