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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Alleged Wife Beaten.

Major Fleming. conred, was arrested last
night by Detective Mcmahon on the charge OF
beating his wife. He was carried TO the Sc
cond Station where he said he didn't know
anything about the beating. His wife said
,,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
WOOD HAS CRUSHED
BIC MORO UPRISING
(By Associated I'ress.),

= ---/-- tBy- AssUC.Httu ! TcssI y
MANILA. May 2O.-Ihe Moro outlaws
against whom General Leonard Wood
has been campaigning, have been killed
in action, together with all the principals.
The outlaws were supporters and fol-
lowers of the Sultan of Sulu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Indians Scalped Them.

The strong Oak Grove team was defeated
yesterday on their diamond by the Indians.
The summary follows;
H. e
Indians,.u... ..,...,,,22 10 3
Oak firoys...,.. ......, ln0O1.tl2 O-9 9 10
Fat;eros: Indians, Roth and Mason; Oak
Grove, chi!dress and Hancock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
LADIES,

a word to the wise Is sufficient. y you
are weak and delicate or In need OF
tonic for your various organs try Hos
letters Stomach Bltters. Thousands OF
women all over the world acknowledge,
it to be the best woman's medicine boz
fore the public ard that 1t positively
cures Rackaohe Sick or Nervous Head'.
ache, Cramps, Dizziness, Painting Spells,
Sjeeplessness, Costlvencse, indigestion,
Dyspepsia or kdne' Troubles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
BAT TL|NG' Nelson
TO FIGHT ABE ATTEl L
Articles Signed for six-Round
Bout in Philadelphia-Gard-
ner-Stift Match.

NEW YORK May s0.-"Battling" Nelson
and Abe A,seli. have signed articles to nshs
six rounds at 1870 pounds before tne Ea oMaav
Sporting Club, OF Fhllade'pA'a' AeA' 'AoAua'
night,
ocn,N 1 1IyAA 4 ssp Nay TO- George Gardner
Of Iaweii Mass, and "Blly" stlft, Of Chi-
eago, have been matched to fight here May
c0th 81 5}5f Z Az sf4.5sf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Mr.. Porterfeld Here.

Mr. e. r.. portertleld.. of Giles county. q
former member of the Democratic state CEN
trail Committee. Is In the city on business lor
q few days Mr. Porterfeld Is staunSh
supporter Of Senator Martin and Ii very nope,
fuj that he Will carry that county ny s'oa
majority
MI and Mrs John D. Potts, Of Clnclnnatl'
arc In the city for Nfew days, visiting iT.enls,
Captaln r T, Adams ~ out again atter a.
He was down town yesterday for the First
tine since his ilusss, -,
Mrs Arthur a. Taylor. Who he's been ~
witt, absles ses of the throat for ten days mas
sufficiently recovered to re able to sit w foF
short time. ,i@. ,,!! 80; g ~
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
SHORT NEWS NOTES.

Wynne IS organizing a brass
band.
The latest bank in Arkansas is
at Humphrey.
The Bank Of Piggott will erect
a new building.
Governor Davis issued four
pardons Monday.
The depot at Pine Bluff has
caught fire twice within the past
week. t u
: In six years forTy-ssven }prlct
buildings have been erected al
Clarendon.
! While j. J. Jones of Hot
Springs slept burglar stole his
pants, containing SS5.
Charley Rogers and wife are
in Jail at Harrison for robbin2
and then burning a store.
The county judge of Arkansas
county has purchased three road
graders for the use of the county.
B. F. Todd, postmaster at
Clifty, Washington county, fell
dead from heart disease last
Monday.
AT Texarkana Joseph Murphy
was knocked down and seriously
injured by Jim Green, whose
weapon was a bed slat.
The sheriff of Monroe county
says the people of that county
are slower paying taxes this year
than ever before in the history
of the county.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
M ManmrrE nf Rtrh
anA pnnr,
By MISS HARRIETTE KEYSER,
Prominent New York Club Woman.

Wealth often gives lack OF consideration others and arocrat
manners which certainly pleasing Persons wealth generally
their we'll You will find society disregard
what others who happen be little lower scale
the whrgg of things with more
wealthy fashionable than themselves That fashion
able often fault by trying push their way instead Of
phoopcay accepting that which belongs them docs not lessen
the dscortesy lack of kindness many fashionable woman
in society.
well be said that the Third avenue are better
of Broadway There many among poor of this CITY
which fit them society do not syn
pae with the view that American become worse Ger
tany rule less rougncss than used to be- The So
called bad manners which exist to-day the product that
hustle and hurry which affect all our dermen rat
Of real degeneration When newboy accidentally iosles
he bgS pardon and the boobck does the remember
the when neither of them thought of doing such thing
That there is for improvement no doubt true
but have often thought that if among all classes they would
establish school for training good would do we'll
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
TEST SUIT FILED.

The Little Rock Democrat of
Tuesday says:
The test suit, through which it
is proposed to determine the va
lidity Of the antitrust act which
became effective last Friday
night, was filed this afternoon in
Pulaski circuit court, Second di-
vision, by Attorney General
Rogers and co-couhsel. The
suit is against The German AL
lance Co., represented here by
l.. B. Leigh & Co., who wrote
two new policies and cancelled
and rewrote a third on Saturday,
retiring today after accomplish
ing their purpose of violating the
law.
A suit will also be filed at once
against tho Hartford Insurance
Co., which has written a number
Of policies, and is accepting all
the business offered, with the an
nounced intention Of continuing
in the state without interruption
and protecting the interests Of
its policy holders. This action
of the Hartford is attracting con-
siderable commendation on ac-
count of the courage displayed
in continuing in business in the
face of a penalty Of $1,000 a day.
Adams T. Boyle, general agents
of the company, and John e..
Coates, local agents, are writing
every risk offered.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
Ten Years For Cassie.

-'~tsyata ONO, March 2T.--
Unlesa the higher court inter-
feres Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick
will spend the greater part of the
next ten years in the Ohio state
peDiteatiary. A sentence Of ten
years was imposed upon her by
Judge Taylor this evening. Mrs,
Chadwick was convicted on seven
counts and sentenced upon six
counts. For four of these counts
a sentence of two years each was
imposed. Upon two counts a
sentence of one year each was
imposed, making a total sentence
Of ten years.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
How Does This Sound TO You'll

Nswbern, Tenn, March 2S.-
"Repent yea and be ready"
This inscription embossed on
the shell of an egg is creating
much excitement throughout this
surrounding country. 1t is con-
strued by many who are inclined
to be superstitious as a divine
warning. The owner of the egg,
who for several years has been
an invalid and who has not been
a religious man, is especially af-
fscted. The inscription is ac-
: cepted as a phenomenon and is
believed to be genuine.
AS Mrs. John Martin wac gath
. ering up eggs yesterday one egg,
otherwise perfect in color and
size, was distinguished by some
peculiar markings raised from
the surface and slightly darker
than the rest of the shell. Being
unable to read, Mrs. Martin car.
ried the egg to her invalid hus.
band, who instantly read off from
the shell: "Repent yea and be
ready"
Martin and his wife are old and
poor. They give the inscription
serious consideration, and accept
it as a message to the invalid
husband. Hundreds have viewed
the egg.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
The Legislature Heard Gen. Lee.

Gen. Stephen D. Lee of Miss
issippi, commander -in-chief of
the United Confederate Veterans
and president of the Vicksburg
National Military Park Associa- :
ton, addressed joint session OF
the Arkansas legislature Tuesday
upon the subject of an appropri-
alton by the legislature to erect a
monument in the Vicksburg ma
tional park in commemoration OF
the Arkansas troops that partici-
pated in the defense of Vicks-
burg during the civil war. Nu-
merous other Southern states
have erected monuments in the
park.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
A Horrible Death.

Last week at Jonesboro while
Frank Craiglow, a machinist in a
hickory factory was adjusting a
belt, he became entangled in it
and was killed. He was carried
around the shaft several times
before the machinery could be
stopped and when he was taken
out both legs and one arm were
literally torn from the mangled
trunk.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
Drowned at Datesville.

While out boat-riding on the
river, a short distance below
Lock /, Sunday morning, MIR,
Payne and his family were
s thrown in tls ,v!er.st'af .'Ne, bent
sulKing a snag, and Mr.. Payne's
son, Raymond, 6 years old, was
drowned. Mr.. Payne was able
to save himself. The baby caught
to q limb Of a willow tree and
hold to it until it was rescued
The rest were saved by some
fishermen. .--Batesville Bee.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
CASE OF RHEUMATISM

ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM
CURED BY CHAMBERLAINS PAIN
BALM.
The efficacy Of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm IN the relief Of rehuma.
tism is being demonstrated daily.
Parker Tr'plet, OF Grrgshy, Va,
says that Chamberlaln's Pain Balm
gave him permaneEt relief from
rheumatism IN the back when every
thing else failed, and he would not
be without 1T. For sale by all
druggists.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
NORTH ARKANSAS.
Interesting News and Happen
ings in This Part of the
State.

A $4,000 Jail is to be built at
Newport,
Black Rock has three candi-
dates for mayor.
The late grand jury in Baxter
county returned Al bills.
The Progress declares Calico
Rock as "dry" as chip.
A number Of ladies at James,
town have organized a darning
club.
The Courier says there has
never been a case OF smallpox in
Cotter.
The grand jury for the eastern
district of Lawrence county re-
turned SO bills.
The White River Mercantile
Co. of Calico Rock is a recent
incorporation. The capital stock
is S25, 900.
At Mountain Home recently
there were twenty applicants for
teachers license, thirteen Of
whom failed.
Capt. B. F. Bodenhamer of
Mountain Home is an applicant
for appointment to the receiver
ship of the land office at Har-
rison.
w. M. Griffith while chasing
rats in his hardware store at Cal
leo Rock came in contact with q
nail which penetrated his knee tC
the bone.
Circuit court for independence
county convenes at Ratesville
next Monday. The docket con-
tains 112 crimina. cases and Al
civil cases.
The immense number of cotton
bales On Salem cotton yards re-
minds one of the old-time au.
tumns instead Of springtime.-
Salem Banner.
The bankrupt stock of goods Of
Duncan e. Lamb at Guion sold
for IS cents on the dollar to a
Marcella firm. The stock in.
voiced dapss anpsssarly $4,000
I At Melbourne last week three
Mormon preachers, having been
denied the use of the church
houses, preached three success
i've days on the streets.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Magness of Newark got
hold of a can of concentrated I've
last week and ate some of it. The
little fellow came near dying.
A man named Miller, head
sawyer at a sawmill at Biggers,
had his right arm fractured just
below the shoulder by getting
that member caught in a belt.
Says the Batesville Guard :
Passengers on the train from
Newport Wednesday noticed
some cotton-picker at work in a
patch near Newark, where a part
of last years crop remained un-
gathered.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
To Annul Contract.

Senator Logan Of Benton coun-
ty, chairman Of the penitentiary
committee Of the senate has in
troduced a bill, the provisions OF
which annul the celebrated con-
tract made in 1899, between the
then financial agent and super
intendent of the penitentiary and
the Arkansas Brick and Manu-
featuring Company with refer
ence to the agreement for the
hire Of convicts. This is the
contract which Governor Davis
said in a public speech that wher
he signed it he must have beer
crazy or had his hands behinc
him.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
Yellville Girl Wanted to Marry.

st. Louis, March 27.-Cupid's
plans went awry yesterday morn
ing when Miss Nellie Tatum, a
pretty 16-year-old girl, daughter
of a we'll -to-do farmer of Yell
vile, Ark, was found by Gen.
tral district policeman. She was
seeking information concerning
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
Biz Damage Suit.

Gilbert D. Raine, editor of the
Memphis News Scimitar, this
week brought suit against the
Memphis Commercial Appeal for
S5OO,OOo on the charge of libel
Bad feeling has existed between
the papers for some time, and a
few days ago the Commercial
Appeal contained an editorial
which denounced Raine as san
infamous lar" common, cow
ardly cur" and "a till-tapping
thief"
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31

relative in St. Louis, whe was
to take her to Springfield, Mo-,
to become the bride of a bankers 8
son. She wept bitterly when ia.
ken to the -four Courts and
placed in the care OF the matron,
where she is held to await the
arrival OF her father. She says
she is determined to marry her
sweetheart in spite OF all the po-
lice in the country. ..
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
COMPETITION.

1t is said Competition is the life of trade Whether
this be 50 not can't say, but have chance
to demonstrate the matter in the milling business
Some my competitors have come out IN print pro-
posing grind wheat for lower rate OF profit than any
one else giving the following amounts of flour, etc:
Up to So h. wheat 81 lbs first patent and 80 lbs.
ond ST. So and 50 b. wheat 81 lbs. first patert and ~
lbs. second 90 and 81 lb wheat % bs first patent and
IS lbs second 62 h. wheat and up 80 lbs hrst patent
and 36 lbs second together with y bs bran and shorts
Now these men can't afford to do this and neither can
any else. Every who knows anything about
this system of milling will tell you So but before will
stand and be choked off from my friends who have stood
by me from first to last will see them and 60 them one
better, as they say in playing some game.
will give you straight 80 lbs first patent 36 lbs
ond and AZ lbs of the third patent together with II IL
lbs bran and shorts for every bushel of wheat.
AS have said cant afford to do this but believe
am in position to stand it as long as they can
AS to sackng your -four while part of the time in the
past was not able to do So but put it up IN
any way you want it. While have never cleaned much
wheat for seed yet ready and willing to do so
when am not crowded with grinding and will be more
than glad to do so.
As to buying wheat expect to be in the market and
ready to buy all the wheat get paying every cent
can get out of it. and should you have any for sale
would like to naye chance at it.
In concluson wish to extend to and all MY thanks
for the patronage you have given since started ten
years ago. and hope my of conducting the milling
business has been pleasant with YOU your patronage
has been with me. Hoping may have the pleasure oi
seeing you at mill soon, am,
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
J. r. Nj ETC ALF,
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31

Bad manners run
through all sections of
society, but | am con-
vinccd from long expert
encc that the poor have,
as a rule, better man
ncrs than those who are
in the so-callcd higher
classes of society.
Sharp County record., 1905-03-31
CHAMBERLAIN'S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS. UNEQUALLED
EOR CONSTIPATION

Mr.. A. r. Kane, q prominent
druggist of Baxter Springs, Kansas,
says: "Chamberlains Stomach and
Liver Tablets are IN my judgement,
the most superior preparation OF
anything III use today for constipa'
ton. They are SINE IN action and
with no tendency to nauseate OF
gripe. For sale by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
DEMONSTRATION IN ST. VINCENT.
People Demand Greater Share in Govern
ment of the Island.

Kingstown St. Vincent. Nov s-A great pop
1lar demonstration against the local government
was held here to-day. For considerable tilne
there has been only one unofficial member OF the
Legislative Council, and this has given rise TO
much public dissatisfaction. especially In view
of the proposition to unite the islands OF Gren-
ada and ST. Vincent under administrations
At a public meeting held on October q resoiu-
ton passed expressing the opinion that
legislation looking to the union of the two ISL
ands should be deferred until the appointment
of the full number of unofficial members OF the
council. The government, however. ignored th's
resolution, and when the council met to-day the
session attended by the public, who joined
the single unofficial member in protesting
against the constitution of the council, shouting
repeatedly: I'VE protest against the conseltu-
ton of this council and demand that an adjourn
ment be taken and the council reconstructed.
The legislature, in conformity with this DEMAND
adjourned the council and the inhabitants Oh
the island are drawing up a memorial 10
King Edward
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
DEER SCARCE ON LONG ISLAND.
Three or Four Claimants for Every One Shot
on Opening of Season.

Oakdale Long Island, Nov. 8 (SpeciaD.-
Through all this section of Long Island to-day
scores of excited and enthusiastic deer hunters
with their packs of dogs, were beating every
wood and brush heap in search of the few deer
which report has it rowing through the dense
woods north of the large estate about here ana
Isiip.
Game was extremely scarce, and but few deer
we're sho$ A number of quarrels resulted as TO
who we're the rightful owners OF the dead AMI
mails. Some had been shot by half dozen gun
mars and all claimed portion of the venison
These ouarrels resulted in small portion OF
5aar hei 40 allotted to each claimant
There were number OF narrow escapes, as
the excited gunners emptied ba,feiui o.
h1,ct7shot into almost everything that resenbled
q moving deer. No accidents were reported To-
night
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
HATRED OF AMERICANS GROWING.
Life of Consul at Canton Threatened-ln'
vestigating Murder of Missionaries.

Hong Kong, Nov. s.-Advices from Canton
say that the anti-American feeling there is
growing more intense. A woman has been spat
upon in a street ard the American consul
Julius c. Lay. has received an anonymous letter
threatening his life IL the imprisoned boycotters
of American goods are not released The con-
sui has written to the Viceroy asking him to
prohibit an anti-American mass meeting whlch
ii is proposed to hold in Canton but the Vlceroy
apparently is Indifferent
The American consul to-day proceeded TO
Iiencnau in order to make official investiga-
tion of the recent massacre of American mis-
s;onsries there The Chinese authorities will be
represented by the Taotai.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
ACCEPT woMENs GIFT TO TRINITY
Leading Representatives of Roman Catholic
Church Speak at Presentation.

Washington. Nov s.-Many leading representa-
tives of the Roman Catholic Church in the United
States to-day attended the presentation of the
scholarship fund of $1,000 TO Trinity College, the
first Catholic institution founded in this country
for the higher education of women by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in
America.
There were a number of well known Catholic
women present from many parts of the coun-
try Churcbmen occupying seats the platform
included Cardinal Gibbons, the president Of the
board of trustees of the college, who formally
accepted the gift: Archbishops Farley. of New
York: Ryan. of Philadelphia, and keane, of Du-
Covington, and Monsignor o'Connell, the rector of
the Catholic University
Addresses were made by Cardinal Gibbons the
Rev. DR.. ID. J. Stafford. of Washington; James
Monsignor OConnen: Mrs Mary A; Quinn: the
national president of the advisory board OF the
ladies auxiliary. and Miss Sadie E Fitzpatrick, of
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
coREAN RULERS THREAT OF SUICIDE
Talked Of Killing Himself Because of Anger
at Great Britain.

Victoria, B. c.. Nov. S.-Advices from Corea
to-day tell of the threat Of the Emperor to COM
NIT suicide by swallowing opium because OF ms
anger at Great Britain's attitude TO Corea' Inc
Froneror addressed a letter througa the Foreign
Minister to the British Minister at Seou. COM
plainins: of the absence Of any reference to the
indenendence of Corea In the Anglo Japanese
treaty TIL. Emperor said he would not sane
ton any agreement which would establish
japanese protectorate over Corea, and later ne
Informed one of the princesses he would Kill
himself by swallowing opium rather than pear
the threa tened loss of Corean prestige.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
MRS. HUBBARD MISSING.
NAY BE SAFE ON COAST.
Friends of Dillon Wallace Opt'mss-
tic, but Fear for Woman.

Friends OF Dillon Wallace, the NeW-fork law
ser who left here last June to explore the inle-
rior Of Labrador. fear now that not only ms
whole expedition has perished, but Iiiat '
Hubbard, the widow of Leonidas Huooaro' Ji''
who perished from starvation in the interior III
1908 is also missing. Mrs. Hubbard mas ho'
been heard from for months
Alonzo ]. Mclaughlin, who was attorney AoA
her husbands estate and wallace's law part
ner has not heard from her since soon after her
start According to the most accurate reports
Mrs Hubbard gave up the expedition when she
was a week out of St Johns and sent word oy
a mail boat that she returning Thls is
the last word that has been heard from MIS-
Hubbard and the reports concerning MT wal
lace which reached here Tuesday cause grave
fears for Mrs. Hubbard.
George NJ Richards, the Columbia University
student. and Peter Stevens. the fullblood In
dian, who left Wallace and are now on their
way to Halifax have sent word here that they
had searched in vain for Mrs. Hubbard's expe-
dition when they left the interior. In a brief
message Richards intimates that he has little
hope for Wallace since his provisions have run
out and game is not TO be had in the interior
at this season of the year.
While these reports We're being received yes
terday Mr. Mclaughlin received a cable message
from Dillon Wallace. The message had been
delayed and bore no date. 1t may have been
sent in the form of a letter carried by the slow
mail steamers and afterward left az soms cable
station along the coast, where it put in brief
form.
AT the time this delivered" Mr.. Nc
Loughlin said, wallace seemed to be in cheer
ful mood. and must hsve had misgivings
about his expedition. He says briefly that all
was well. and that he intended to take the
Ugadava trail into the interior. This is an en-
mapped out himself. In this note. too. he in
turning. because one desiToCs of resuming
his studies. Further than this know nothing.
/ am not alarmed as yet
Wallace's friends however are worried, be-
cause the Indian guide, Peter Stevens turned
hack. Hubbard once declared to Wallace and
those who accompanied him on the fatal eXped1-
ton that the Indian guide was indispensable.
It is said that no matter how much Wallace may
study the topography of the country ne cannot
last long without the Indian guide.
When Wallace equipped his expedition in June
he made all arrangements TO return here and
take up his law practice not later than the mid
die of October. All these things known to his
friends cause them grave fear FOR his safety.
He took, according to his own statement, only
enough provisions for Einety days.
Mrs. Hubbard is known to have started out
with less provision, but it is possible that
the halfbreed, George Elson, who accompanied
her. may have taken her to some reservation
along the Labrador littoraL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Lamps and Fixtures.
The Lamp store is
patterned after the
China and Glassware
store, and it presents
stocks correspondlngly
complete.
In addition there is
everything a Lamp re-
quires in the way OF
fittings. be it an or
dinary inexpensive
Kitchen Lamp or an
elaborate and costly
Parlor Lamp.