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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
ALLEGED PLOT TO- KILL KING ALFONSO OF SPAIN.
Anarchists Hatehed Plan. But Police Discovered 1t and Will
 .prptect Monarch.

London, June IA plot to assassin, a, e King Alfonso on his wedding day Ewas discovered in London according |ts an uncq2nyincing story published 1 by, the Eyenjne Standard yesterday Eafternoop. ii; - |. :Kifty anarchists of England, France and Spain; jwho are said to be,.eon- cerned in the conspiracy. are alleged l to be on their way to Madrid, with the intention of carrying out the at ,tepu,t as tha, king is leaving the church. The plan is said to have
 been matched in Spain and London,
 but it is stated that the no'lce got
 wind of the affair and vii take all
 the precautions necessary to protect the king. The project, il is asserted.
 included a revolution after the assas-
 sination, with view to overthroWlns the monarchy.
 The Evening Standard further as serts that Spanish officers are lmpll-
 cated in the plot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
Fell Thirty Feet

;. l.. Brock. an employe of the South western Telegraph and Telephone company. while engaged in stretchine wire at the corner of Oak and Secon' Thursday afternoon at o'clock touched a live wire and in his efforts to t1iln it loose his safetv-belt was nnbuckled and he fell on the brick ravement a distance of thirty-five feet. His left leg was broken above 'he knee and his head was badly bruised, though it is not thought th"t his skull was fractured. One hand was burned badly on a live Wire PohinsOn' ambulance was immedi- ately called and he was carried to. Mullins boarding house.
 His home is in Batesvile. and bis noonle in that city were immediate'' notified At the latest reports h" was getting alon gnicely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
THE LOCALS WIN HAVE AN EASY WALK-OVER IN GAME WITH BENTON THURS.
 DAY. Game Belonged to Pine Bluff From Start. and Local Players Batted
 Ball a. Will

A fair sized crowd gathered at Forest park Thursday afternoon to witness the game between Pine Bluff and Benton From the time Umpire Bloom called play balr' until the last man was out in the ninth the game was decidedly Pine Blnuf's. Baldwin, the heavy hitting third baseman. landed five safeties out of six times at the bat All the locals were in good form and batted Suen cer unmercifnlly all over the lot.
 Mullin, Pine Bluff schoolboy, pitch ed for the Arkansas Nationals. He pitched q good game and at no time could the Benton bunch successfully solve his benders Though he yield ed twelve hits, they were not bunch ed and Benton did not stand chance tc win during the whole game
 Benton plays here Friday and Sat urday. and then it is thought that Memphis will come for three gomes.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
SOLD STABLES ECLIPSE LIVERY ESTABLISH MENT PURCHASED BY MEAD
 HUDSON COMPANY.
Judge w. L. Toney Retires From the Business After Long Service
 No Announcement of Plans.

The Mead-Hudson company on Fri day purchased the Eclipse sta bles. on Fourth avenue and Pine street, and will continue the business of boarding stock and dealing in live stock. The consideration of the. deal was not announced.
 Judge w. L. Toney, who formerly conducted the business, stated to a Graphic reporter Friday afternoon tl:at he will be with the new company for few weeks, settling up his busi- ness, and rendering the new firm what assistance he may. Judge Ton ey stated that he will engage in bus ircss again next fall. but declined to state what it will be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
New Case
 ot Small lpox


 County Sanitarian Crosson reports that two new cases of smallpox de- yeloped Sunday. which are all the cases that not exist in the county out side of the city. so fay as he knows. These two cases will be sufficiently recovered for the qnarantines to be raised within two weeks, which will dispose of all the cases in MT. Cross on 's.:territory, if no new ones develop.
 Both eases are located near the Sawyer and Austin mills, just outside the city limits, and are the children colored.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
Students Recital
Pupils of Misses Lansford Acquit
 Themselves jn Credtab,e Manner.

The students recital by the pupils of the Misses Langford. assisted by Miss Cochran. reader, at Merrill ln- stitute Thursday night. was one of the most enjoyable entertainments of the kind ever given in the city the program being especially good, and the various participants acqnitting themselves with credit The entire program rendered was as follows
 Quartet, La Grace, Bohm, Emma Sorre1ls, Myrtle Vick, Ruth Turner, Marie Lloyd.
 Trio. "Marche Tromphale," Streab- bog, Clara Hart. Marie Ballard, Nita Lowry
 =. Sextet, Bella Bocca," Bohm. Lola B. Ezell, Clyde Dixon, Annie Robin son. Matte Burford, Etta Winters, Grace Tankersley.
 Quartet, Moonlight Serenade" tfor piano and violin). Lange, Mildred Gaunt. Louise Rutherford Willie May Toney. Ella Foxx
 Recitation, selected, Miss Cochran.
 Duet, "To Arms" Orthepp Rosa- II ond Atkinson, Erold Steck.
 Duo "Valse Tyrolienne. RafY, Miss Edna Langford. Miss Nina Rood
 Song, Spring Song Lynes Nita Lowry
 Trio. Bridal Bells" Dr"mheller. Ethel Winters. Emily Fox. Mar@aret Dewoodt
 Quartet, Rejoicing of the Birds," f4ange. Bessie Martin, Willie Win- ters. Mabel Leverett. Bessie Leverett-
 Dou. Forest Scenes" Myrtle Wick, Efnma Sorrells.
 Recitation. selected, Miss Cochran.
 Duo, Caprice Hongrois,' Ketterer, Miss Alma Langford, Miss Flora Stewart
 Trio, Madrilena Spanish Fantasie,'' Rheadn,a Dansby. Nettie Mullikin, Mario Lloyd
 Duo, "Marche Miitaire," Schubert, Misses T4angford
 Awarding medals,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
SALVADOR NOT AIDING
 GuATEMALAN REBELS.
President Escaiin Makes Official De. mia! in Message to Associated
 Press.

New York, June 1.-The statement having been made that the govern ment of Salvador was encouraging the revolutionists in Guatemala. i'll response to a telegram. President Esca]in of Salvador today sent the following message:
 San Salvador, May s0.-The Asso- ciated Press. New York: This gov erument has always observed strict neutrality regarding the interior af- fairs of other states in Central Amer ica and so we do now. We have bad nothing to do with the revolution in Guatemala.
 fSicned, PRESIDENT ESCAL1N.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
WILL RESUME WORK:
COMMITTEE ACCEPT PROPOSE. TON OF oPERAToRs-Mis
 sOURl MINES HOLD OUT,
They Want 1908 Scaie--Actepted Agreement Yet to Be Ratified by.
 Referen ndum Vote.

Kansas City. June l.-Soft coal ,iian Territory, in conference here. yesterday agreed to accept the propo sition submitted yesterday by the Southwestern Coal Operators asso- citation. The agreement must now be ratified by a referendum vote by the miners, but it is believed that yester- days action will result in reopening the mines in the states named by Juno l6.
 The Missouri miners. representing district No. g, still stood our for the 1908 scale verbatim, which means q higher proportionate rate for ma chine mining than that offered by the operators.
 Tho conference was resumed later in the hope of persuading Missouri to come into the agreement
 The agreement accepted by the Kansas. Arkansas and Indian Terri tory miners. included in districts Nos. If and 2l is that the miners return to work on the 1903 scale and that commission of three miners and three operators agree to restore the wage scale of 1909 for three years. This scale is slight advance on the price of the miners were receiving when the suspension began, but it is not so large by about per cent as they originally demanded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
FIRST C0UNT I
IN GRAPHlC's GREAT PIANO CON- TEST WILL TAKE PLACE
 NEXT SUNDAY
Result ef. Contest Up to Tine Will Be |.
 Announced to Public ,n Sun,
 days Paper.

The tirsi count in tine Graphic s great piano contest will be announced iE Sunday mornings paper, when the count will bs made for the first time since the inauguration of the con. test.
 The Graphic's piano contest has at tracted the most widespread interest on the part of the public, and the Sundays paper will be read with first announcement of results. in next much interest by all readers of the paper
 Those who follow the contest shonld note the change in the coupons today. This change is merely in the date. which reads "June l5,' instead of June 30 No coupons are good after the time they are dated, and voters should be guided accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
PUMicE COVERS OCEAN.
Believed There Have Been Submarine Outbreaks With Formosa Quake.

Honolulu, June 1.-The schooner l.avinia, which has arrived from Lay sane Island, reports that the ocean in that vicinity is covered for many niles with a heavy coating of pumice stone. At Laysane Island and on the French Frigate Shoals there were no piles of pumice prior to the San Francisco earthquake It is believ- ed that there have been submarine outbreaks. probably in connection with the Formosa earthquake
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
WELLS WINS AGAIN FOR FOURTH CONSECUTIVE TiME HEADS THE LIST IN WEEK
 " SHOOT. Makes Score of Forty-Nine Out of Possible Fifty Targets-some
 Other Good Records.

At the weekly shoot of the Pine Bluff Gun club held Thursday after noon, J. E. Wells again lead in the score made. making. the fourth con secutive time he has headed the list The scores made by the members of the club were as follows, fifty targets !a each man:
 J. F.. Wells. 49; F. C. Howell, 39 !. ". Crawford. 8: A. s. Trigg. g; Fred Foxx. o3 w p {mon. 42: J. n. Watkins. 37 M. Eisenkran1er. Is F.. C. Arnold. 4; H. E. Williams, 30: l. T. Lloyd, E.: Fl. Cromwell, 25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
RE. HUSTLERS WIN EAAT EAAT MEMBERSHIP CONTEST EA1Y. M. C. A. RESULTS IN 157 NEW NAMES. rninu Team Will Be Treated to a Free Trip to Hot srings on
 June $.

rhe membership contest at the
 he Bluff Y. NJ. C. A. closed Thurs
 night, after running one month. Ie total number of new members eured was 157, reported by the fol Elng teams. respectively:
 Hustlers. e: Rustlers, AZ: Round
 36; Diamond Cs. s. Regulars, ,: tal. 157.
 The Hustlers. the winning team. III be given a free trip, on June <,
 entertainment at Hot Springs, as
 reward for their efforts, the trip l be over the Hot Springs and Vest p railroad and the quarters of the am while in Hot Springs to be at le of the leading hotels in that ty.
 |The teams in the contest were as Blows:
 The Hustlers, Capt. Dr. E. A. Hall,
 M. Reidinger. Thos. Green, E. w. ightower, Chas. Roma.
 The Rustlers, Capt. Carl Smith, O.. Keeler. Chas. Everette, Dolph Seib, en Madison.
 The Founders, Capt ]. s. Larkin. o, Evans. J. c. Woody, E. D.. reening, H. G. Oats.
 The Diamond Cs, Capt. E. c. Beck :. Dr. E. A. Payne, W. I. Little, W. McGeorge, B. S. Durard. The Regulars. Capt. C. E. Whyte, B. Dunkum, c. K. Custer, B. B. arish. J. B. Jackson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
kN LOCKED OUT
The Effect of Chaneery Courts Decision Relative to County Hospital, Judge Ell- iott Making injunction PerpetuaI.-.Attor. ney for County Will Appeal to Supreme Court.

Chancellor John M Elliott render ed his decision Friday morning on the injunction case instituted by Greed Caldwell to prevent the build ing of the Jefferson county hospital, which in effect makes the temporary injunction perpetual, and disposes of the case so far as the Jefferson chan cery court is concerned
 The court sustained the demurrer ot Attorney Caldwell to the answer of Attorneys $. M. Taylor and W. F. Coleman, representing the county, OH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
Summer Cars

The new summer cars which the r.it;zens Light and Transit company have ordered were expected to ar rive Thursday afternoon from se' Louis. but as the St. Louis Car com pany could not get them packed on Decoration Day, May 90, they did not arrive.
 The street car company does nor eS- pect them until Sunday. and they hone to be using them before the end of the week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
SHIP LOST; 22 DROWNED.

Conception, Hayti, June 1.-The r."iish ship Lismore, Capt. Cowell, svo'n Melbourne. April 12, for Coron- at. has been wrecked at Santa Maria. Twenty,two of the crew were drown ed. including all the officers except the first mate. who, with three mem bers of the crew landed at Ilico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
SPECIAL CoNvocATloN.

A special convocation of Lafayette chapter Mo- :. Royal Arch MasOns. will:be held at Masonic hall Friday .t.y ening: June l, at o'clock D. III. for the; purpose of eXxalting a class to the sublime degree of the Royal Arch. After the work a banquet will be serv- ed at. the Antlers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01

the theory that the appropriations made by the levying court before the appropriation was made for the coun- l." hospita were all that could be riade under the law. and that the ap- propriation for the hospital exceeded statutes.
 The attorneys for the county an rounced Friday morning that they would stand on the answer to the suit, let the injunction become perpetual and appeal to the supreme court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
e5 PEOPLE DROWNED.

Riga, June 1.-An overloaded ex- cursion steamer capsized off the pier here yesterday evening, drowning 65 persons. The boat had just started for bnbblein, a watering place nearby, when she keeled over and sunk. Only 1" out of 75 persons on board her were saved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01

Mir aud Mrs E. A. Pickens of Wal Tt Lake and MT and Mrs. A. W.. Wills have returned from Maiden,
 O.. where they attended the marri- ,er of Nr. E. c. Pickens and Miss 0llio Cox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
Arkansas Affected.

Between l20O and l500 soft coal miners in the western part of Arkan- sas are affected by the agreement, they having quit work some weeks ago when the controversy over the wage scale was brought to head.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01

Get All That's Coming to You. -
 You are entitled to it. You will get it if you get your clothes made by Eisenkramer the tailor, above Citi- zens bank. Second avenue, corner or Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
LAKE MoHoNk CONFERENCE.

Lake Mohonk, N. Y. June 1.-The twelfth anual Lake Mohonk confer, ence on International Arbitration o;peaned ;3ea here yesterday with an at. tendance of 300 diplomats. iurists, congressman. c1ergymen, educators, editors and philanthrOpists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
Physical Culture.

The citizens of Pine Bluff are invlt'
 Ed to visit the athletic field of the M. C.. A. at Seventh and Pine
 knd see the members of the physical
 culture classes at work. The men
 class will be on the field each even Ing at G:3O. and the boys at :'::30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
INNOCENT BYsTANDER KILLED

Enid, Okla. June In a pistol duel on the main street last night, Robert White, a bystander, was kill ed and Robert ':johnson and Fred Capers, the principals. were wounded. Johnson escaped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
ONLY FIVE CASES.

But five cases were had in the po- lice court Friday morning. being two drunkS. two disturbances of the epace and one case of trespassing on the Iron Mountain railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01

Dr. and Mrs. O. w. Clark returned from Nashville, Ark, where they were summoned on account of the sickness of Dr. Clarks mother.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01

Score by lnnln2S: Benton Q o u U " Pine Bluff ....G ? 3 2lo--2h Double plays--Brewster to Balo"1h' Hutt to F. Brewster 10 C. bfe" s'ei' Time-2 hours.
 Tmpire-Bloom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
THE RIVER.

Arkansas river was on stand from Thursday morning unll frldaN, tue stage being S.9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-01
GRAND LEADER SPECIAL HOUR SALES.

Tomorrow morning one hour-from 4O to ii o'clock-We will sell dress trimmings at
 ONE.HAlE PRICE. includes Persian bands, appliques, baby irish bands, edges and al!overs; in fact, every yard of dress trimmings in the house at
 ONE.HAlF PRICE. Afternoon 3 to 4 o'clock-one hour on,v-a,l trimmed hats in the house.
 CASH ONLY.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-04
Tallahassee, Friday, May 4, 1900.

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