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The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
History of the Case

On August 19, 1904, Harry n,.I iels, an engineer running out of M city on the Kansas City Southern p's| shot and killed pr. W. L. Mapnss| one of the city's most prom;;n,s physicians, the killing taking n,.] in the Davis drug store. Sbo,,] after the killing Daniels was ar,a.,| ed and placed in the county Ri giving as his excuse for killinc N Magness that he had invaded N ruined his home.
 At the September, 1904, term ,, Polk county circuit court he was x dicted by the grand jury for if, degree murder. His case was So. to Sevier county on chance X venue and at the January. ls6 term of court held at Lockesburo he was tried and convicted of mn, der in the second degree and pWp a sentence of five years in the stat penitentiary. An appeal was tbs taken by h;s attorneys to Supren court and in June following the S preme court handed down decisio affirming the findings of the low, court. After being apprised of | decision of the Supreme court, Da iels at once gave himself to theper tentiary authorities and beg, serving his sentence. In the ear part of July petitions were circuIs ed and delegations from Jeffer@ Lafayette, Craighead and Pc counties called on Governor Ds, requesting the pardon of Dane but after a thorough investigati of the matter Governor Davis fused to grant him a pardon.
 At the time of being pardoned acting Governor Lee Daniels h served little over nine months
 his five years sentence.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
DR. SORRELLS' BODY FOUND.
Remains Taken to Hatfield and Shipped
 to Old Home at Mansfield.

The body of Dr. w. l.. Sorrells, who was drowned in Mountain Fork Tuesday afternoon, was re- covered by the searching party yesterday morning between 10 and II o'clock, the body having drifted only a short distance from where he was seen to go down.
 After recovering the body II was taken to Hatfield and l.. 5. Jackson telephoned for, who went down and embalmed the remains and prepared them for burial.
 The remains of Dr. Sorrells were shipped last night to his old home at Mansfield for interment.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
Reeves Base Ball Nine.

F. NJ. Reeves m conversation with a Star representivve today stated that he had just completed the organization of his base bal nine, the ninth member being signed yesterday in the arrival of an eleven pound boy at his home The arrival of this little fellow completes the organiza. tion of Mir. Reeves ball team fol this season, he being the proud father of nine boys. Mir. Reeves reports that the new arrival gives every evidence of becoming fast player and at the present time is the loudest ''rooter" on the nine
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
Thursdays Proceedings.

The case of J. G. and l.. $. Jackson vs J. A. Lowry which was on trial Wednesday evening, resulted in a verdict for plaintiff for $12.5O. Before the criminal docket was taken up this morning the case of Heath & Sons vs Fred Salyers, was tried and resulted in ver- dict for plaintiff in the sum of S52.
 The criminal docket was then taken up and the following cases were disposed of: State ys J. S. Lee, grand lar ceny; continued. State vs Ed Rayburn. charged with obstructing public road; verdict of not guilty.
 State vs Gap Cannon, gaming jury trial; fined $1o.
 w. H. Graves vs K. c. s. Ry.; dismissed.
 c. M. Vice vs K. c. $. Ry.; judgment for $45,
 Lena Cagle ys K. C. $. Ry.; continued.
 F. Wimberly vs K. c. $. Ry.; continued.
 ]. T. Barrow vs K. c. s. Ry.; continued.
 Skelton & Towe vs K. c. S. Ry.; dismissed.
 Waterson Smith vs K. c. s. Ry.; judgment for s5l.
 Lee Smith vs K. c. s. Ry.; judgment for $41.5o.
 Luther Smith vs K. c. s. Ry.; judgment for $45.55.
 H. A. Cecil vs K. c. s. Ry.; dis snissed.
 K. M. Scott vs K. c. s. Ry.; settled.
 T. F. Lambert vs K. c. s. Ry.; judgment for $20.
 B. F. Mckinley vs K. c. S. Ry.; judgment for $65.
 J. J. Latlmer vs lord Allen ; judgment for $27.
 J. H. Cobb vs ]. J. Humphrey; transferred to equity.
 Scphia Miller vs D. H. Miller; judgment for plaintiff.
 K. M. Hamilton vs K. c. S. Ky; judgment for $26.75.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
POLK COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
Strong Organization of Polk County
 Doctors.

The first regular meeting of the Polk County Medical Society was held at the office of Dr. W. r. Parks last night. All the physi- clans of the city have become members Of the society and the meeting last night was well at tended and proved to be very in- terest,ng. One of the objects ot this society is to bring the physi- clans in closer touch with one mother and to work hand ID hand with each other for the best interest of the entire county. The membership of the society now numbers twelve and every phvsician of the county will be asked to join.
 Ii was decided at the meeting held last nig ht 10 have two meet mos each month--the first and third Friday nights. It was also decided to hold an open meeting once each month"; to which the public shall be invited.
 At the meeting held last nignt several very interesting papers were read and discussed.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
ANTITRUST SUITS TO BE FILED SOON
Prosecutor Rhoton Now Preparing TUT New Move Against Fire insurance
 Companies.

Fire insurance companies now doing business in Arkansas which are reinsuring the risks m old-line companies which were driven out of the state by the anti trust law, will probably be called into court within few days by Prosecutor Rhoton to answer to charoes of violation of the anti trust law, in that they are in re- ality agents for the old-iine companies.
 The companies will be called on to answer to affidavits of ir- formation signed by Prosecutor Rhoton. Attorney General Rogers will probabaly not appear in the cases until they get to the Supreme court, should the cases be appealed from the Pulaski county courts, Prosecutor Rhoton refuses to discuss his plans tor the suits, but 1t IS stated on good authority that 1t will be but a few days until the affidavits are filed. It is known that the mat ter is being considered by Prose cutor Rhoton and it is expected suits will be brought at this term of court.
 The suits will serve to test the legality of the act passed by the last legislature. In an opinion delivered >ome time ago Attorney General Rogers held that the reinsuring was not violation ot the act if the actual contracts were made outside the state and the companies so reinsuring were not agents of the companies III which they reinsure.
 The contention of Prosecutor Rhoton will be that tue companies are in reality agents for the com panies which were driven out ol the state. It will also be charged that in some instances the compa- nies never ceased to be agents fol the foreign fire insurance compa nies and in reality did not change tue system of numbering the poli- cies. It is stated that some ol the companies continued with the consecutive numbers of policies IT the old-line companies. Most o the companies in rewriting ths policies stamp s. A. C., and other letters on tue policies, while other companies designate this by mum bers. These letters and number: it is stated designate the company in which the policy is really held It is also charged that in reality the polices are held by that com pany, the local companies simply acting as agents, receiving the agents commission.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
CIRCUIT COURT
 HAS ADJOURNED
Court Will Convene Again on Second Monday ia May-Ike and Tom PIp. kin Indicted for Murder in
 the First Degree.

After a session ot four days circuit court adjourned this after noon until the second Monday in May. The reason for adjourning court was on account of the ill- ness of Prosecuting Attorney J. $. Lake who is threatened with an attack of typhoid fever. also by request of mauy farmers who stated that at this particular time they were badly needed on the farm. The grand jury also adjourned until that time. This afternoon the grand jury return ed I2 indictments into court, among the number being one for first degree murder against Ike and Tom Pipkin who are con- fined m the county jail charged with killing J. G. Hudgins on the night of March 3.
 The case of Mrs. A. Frady v5. Lon Golf, which was on trial yesterday afternoon and this morning, resulted in verdict for the defendant. This was suit for $500 damages for injuries sustained by Mrs. Frady on ac- count of a fall caused by the alleged negligent tearing up of a sidewalk in front of her restaur- ant by Contractor Goff's work men while putting down cement walk. The plaintiff was repre- sented by Pole McPhetrige and the defendant by Hal Norwood.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
Secured a Good Home.

w. J. Barton was up from Cove this morning on business and re- ported that Mir. w. H. Yarcho ol pittsburg, Kas., who recently purchased a fruit farm and other property at that place, had ar rived with his family and was now citizen of Polk county. The Star congratulates Mir. and Mrs. Yarcho upon having secured home in so good a portion of our county and Cove for having secured such good citizen.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
Mrs. Walter Bells Mother Dead.

A message was received this afternoon announcing the death of Mrs. Walter Bells mother at Joplin, Mo. The remains Will be taken to the old familj homl in Georgia for burial. Mrs. Bell will not be able 10 attend ths funeral.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

From Mena to the following DO. $ will be on sale daily Jun' s, ln September Is, to Lc' Arg les. San Francisco, Sal Diego-going and returning dl rect routes, S63.
 Pu tland, Ore, Tacoma, Seattle Gser tte and Bellipgham, Wash. 9C9. 9J. Spokane, Wash. ,S64,W
 Helena, Butte, Anacouda, Grea F alls, Mont, $50. 90.
 Phoenix, Prescott, and Gran1 Canyo on, Ariz.. S5S. Return linn October 31, l906.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
EARNINGS OF LIFE AT WASHTUB LOST
Hot Springs Woman Had $500 Saved, But It Was Destroyed by Fire.

But It Was Destroyed Dy F1re.
 Hot Springs, April 19.-Four cottages belonging 10 Mrs. Milo Payne and located on Palmetto street were destroyed by fire this afternoon. The cottages were valued at abont Sl, 200 and were occupied by negroes.
 Mary Collins, one1f the ten- ants, is in a serious mental condi- ton as a result of the fire. She had $1, 500 in bills hidden in the house, which was destroyed, and her loss almost deprived her of reason. It represented the earn ings of lifetime at the washtub.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

MT. and Mrs. c. A. Smith left yeterday for Atlanta, Tex. in re- ponse to a telephone message re- ceived Tuesday night announcing the sudden death of Mrs. Smith's s father, Captain P. Scott, who died suddenly at his home in that city Tuesday night.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
DANIELS PARDONE|
Slayer of Dr. Magness Given H,. dom Last Night by Acting Y
 Governor Lee.
Special to Star.

Special to Star.
 Little Rock, April 21.-Actir.o ernor Lee last night pardoned [ ps' u'3 Daniels, who killed Dr. W. D m'l ness of Mena on August l9 nss ,sq' Seventeen petitions were presss' M to the Governor asking for na,ls Daniels goes from here to ~ ~ Springs before returning to Me,.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
Wants to Locate Son-In.Law

The Star has received a letter from w. M. Hinsly of Lake Creek, Tex, who wants to locate his son-in law, w. A. Middleton, who was last heard of as living near Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

E. I. Baker returned home yes. tcrday afternoon from a visit with relatives at Amity iu Clark county.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mrs. J. l.. Johnson and two children came in last night from Little Rock to join Mr. Johnson who came here few days ago to accept position as pharmacist at the Vandiver drug store.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
DOCTORS ORGANIZE.
Polk County Medical Society Meet and
 Elect Officers.

The Polk county Medical So- ciety was organized at the office of Dr. w. P. Parks in this city yesterday afternoon with mem- bership of eight. The officers elected were:
 President, Dr. w. P. Parks.
 Vice President, Dr. P. K. Wat kins.
 Secretary, pr. c. c. Gunnels.
 Treasurer, pr. c. P. Dunman.
 The society will hold meeting once each month.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mrs. w. H. Tryon arrived yes terday from Larned, Kas., and Mir. Tryon is to arrive today with a car load of household goods and seven head of horses. Three of the horses are for MT. s. Sleeper, who is having them shipped from his Kansas farm here. The Tryons are friends of the Sleepers and expect to make Mena their home.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Dr. Porter of Janssen was Ia Mena today interviewing our real estate men with view Of making some investments.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mr. Garrett, of the mercantile firm of Garrett Bros, of Janssen was in the city on business today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mrs. Joe Lane Of Fort Smith is visiting in the city the guest of her mother, Mrs. M. A. Thorn ton.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mrs. Wallace Hughes came in yesterday from visit with rela- tives at Amity, aud after a few days visit with relatives at this place will return to her home at Muskogee, I. T.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

T. M. Dover, one of the leading merchant of Hatfield, was trans. acting business in Mena today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Francis Cecil and J. K. Allen of Janssen were in attendance at circut court today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Charles Wilson of Janssen was looking after business matters in Mena today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Frank and Isaac Garrett of Bigger passed through Mena to- day en route home from Trident, Benton county, where they had been 10 see their father who has been quite sick.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

F. N. Hancock started on No. 4 yesterday for Little Rock to at tend the State Bankers Associa- ton of Arkansas, which convenes there today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

George Staten, editor of the Black Springs News, passed through Mena today on his way to Siloam Springs.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
THURSDAY

D. E. Ballintine and ). M. Hill of Oden were in the city trading today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mrs. Mary E. Thomas, who has been here several days look ing after her property interests and visiting friends, started today for her home at Osceola, Ia.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Miss Lottie Ernst, who received a severe shock from Tightening about week ago, is still con- fined to her bed and is iu criti- cal condition.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

home toget acquainted with very dear little daughter which ar rived this morning.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
SATURDAY..

J. c. Wood returned home last night from Excelsior, Sebastian county.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Dave Shirley and Mrs. J. c. Goodner of Oden returned last night from visit with relatives at Weatberford, Okla.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

l. w. Wilhite, merchant al Oden, was in the city buying goods today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
EXCURSION RATES.

Excursion 10 SiIoam and Sulphu
 Springs, Ark.
 For trains Nos. 3 and 4, Sstur' day, May 5, round trip tickel' from Mena to Siloam and Sulphui Springs, Ark, S2. Tickets good leaving Siloam and Sulphur Springs tram No. 1, May 2.
 D. Sallee, Agent
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

county.
 l. w. Wilhite, merchant at Oden, was in the city buying goods today.
 James Edwards and A. P. Hooper of Big Fork were looking after business matters in Mena today.
 Hon. D. B. Sain, who has been in attendance at circuit court, re- turned last night to his home at Nashville.
 H. c. Williamson, one of the leading business men of De Queen, spent yesterday afternoon in the city on business. Dr. J. A. Norris of Cherry Hill passed through Mena today en route home from visit with rela- tives at Big Cedar, l. T. Rev. T. H. Crowder of Jaussen spent the day in Mena leaving this afternoon for Rocky where he will preach tomorrow.
 Judge James s. Steel and Prosecuting Attorney John $, Lake returned last night to their homes at Lockesburg and De Queen.
 c. A. Smith returned home last u,ght from Atlanta. Tex, where he had been to attend the funeral of Mrs. Smiths father, Captain P. Scott, who died very suddenly Tuesday night. Mrs. Smith will not return home until next week.
 Hon. J. T. Bowling came up from Ashdown yesterday after noon, having been appointed special prosecuting attorney in the A. ]. Davis embezzlement cases, MT. Lake being disqualified. Owing to the fact that court ad- journed yesterday the cases will not come up for trial until the second week in May. These cases will be tried before 5. A. Downs as special jndge.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26
FRIDAY

George Scott of De Queen was up attending court today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Aaron Clifford of Bulger was in the city today paying taxes and looking after other business matters.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mrs. J. c. Stewart, who has been very sick at her home in Halls addition for some time, is reported some better this morn ing.
 J. w. Gates was up from Hat field on business today and gave the Star pleasant call, reporting everything prosperous at that place.
 Hon. w. c. Rodgers, one of the leading attorneys of Nash ville, came in yesterday afternoon to look after some cases before the circuit court.
 w. G. D. Hinds, editor and publisher ot the Daily Capital at South McAlester, I. T., is in the city today on business. This IS his first visit to Mena, but he had been in Polk county many times in the early days, or twenty five years ago.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Sam Andrews and J. w. Fields of Big Cedar, I. T., are in Meua to- day trading. Mr. Andrews brought in with him a cake ot beeswax weighing thirty-eight pounds which he sold for $9.50.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

James Edwards and A. P Hooper of Big Fork were looking after business matters in Mens today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Mir. Clyde Cunningham was neglecting the grocery store to- day, preferring to remain at
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-26

Hon. D. B. Sain, who has beer in attendance at circuit court, re turned last night to his home al Nashville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
OUR BEER
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For Whom Nall Had His
Is Charged With MurdNIred
s7ult Upon HIM

Frankfort. Ind. October \ -
Elizabeth Weeks and Georgia.
have been arrested pending SIRE
uu rs into an assault made tOda.r
on Daniel Nall. well known ~
zen. Nall recently it is said, took\ =
a life insurance policy in favor \
Mrs. Weeks Il is said that NanN
% I'd his influence 20 have Nall taxa
ouf the policy.
Yesterday some one assaulted Nall
in The home ri Mrs. Weeks. where he
was found in a serious condition. His
head had been frighifuiiy injured
Airs. Weeks and Vance we're arrested
as they were preparing 10 leave for
Day on. Ohio. Iu Inc Womnu's pocket
were found geFerai valuable papers
belonging t4 Sail o. b. sal drhat tvs
other men Quuu McMasters and
Thomas sheebaB. who left the city
Immediately after rhr discovery OF o.,
assault NAV know something ~ thu
case. Mr NaiI was also robbed Of d
considerable sum Of money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
GRAIN.
CHICAGO LiV ESTOe

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 2o.-CA H.. 49,,
With only 1900 cattle on today{ ''o'S ,,'
ket, mostly consgnments to pa ~ '''
from other markets, trade was nd
ally steady. All gains scored
week have been lost this week a
trade closed with values considerab
lower. All branches of the marke
have shared in the edcltnes. Some Of
the very best grades Of steers declined
10Ml5 cents. All cattle which sold
about $500 and up TO $3.50 have reced
ed 15G20 cents and lower grades
dropped % cents, with some sorts of
as much as 50 cents.
HOGS THE demand lost all urgency
this morning. The entire market even
the scalpers demands were of an in.
different nature. There was little
change in the quotations, with the diff
ference. if any, being on the side of
the declines.
Receipts were light, prices
were nominally steady. The market
dropped harply on lambs during the
week. The bulk OF the weeks sur
plies have been lambs. Sheep sold
readily.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-21
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statements in our Cairo papers I was
LED TO procure a box Of Dosn's Kill
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