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The Washington herald., 1906-12-21
Beautiful Furs for the HOLIDAYS.
Black Lynx and Natural Mink

ling furs this season, and the variety OF
in is almost bewildering. There are small
ats, Pelerines, Stoles, Shawls, and many
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
PETITIONS BEING
 READILY SiCNEC
Voters in Affected District Want saA Of Native Wine at Morri'tor
 Disco ntnuet.

MoUliIton. Nov. 2-Tho petitions that are in circulation asking th&t the sale of native wine l prohibited with. in a radius of three miles ot ta' Pres Gytorian church at MorriltoH are be ing generally signed. and it is expect. cd that the signatures of | per cen. of thc voters in the aif ctcd district will be secured. The petitions VIII be presented to the county judge Novem Der 12 at the adjourned term oi the county court. The court will have no discretion i'll the matter, and if the petition contains the names of q ma ioritv of the male adult residents Of the territory it must of necessity be granted, according to the statute.
 There has been no further disturb ance following the recent trouble here in which one white man was killed, an other was shot and four negroes were subsequently arrested on the charge of being implicated in the shooting. The Comas Wineroom, in which the trouble is alleged to have originated i has not been reopened since the attack was made against it early Tuesday morning. The uineroom Of Louis Kleinschmidt, against which a threat was also made, is still open and the proprietor says he will pay no atten- ton to warning Mayor F. NJ. Bruce says that the atatck on the Comas place and the warning left at Klein schmidt's place was done by lot Of unruly boys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
SOUTHERN USES NONUNION MEx
No Demonstration Greets Party, Ffom Seventeen to Twenty.One Strike
 Breakers at Knoxville.

knoxville. Tenn, Nov. "A party of strikebreakers arrived here pre- sumably from points on the Cincinnati Southern railroad, and went to work in the shops of the Southern railway. The railroad officials state twenty-one men were ill the party, while the strikers committee put the figure at seventeen. The men entered the shops and took up work without any demonstrations beign made. It is stated here that the Knoxville divi- sion has received ten locomotives from the Atlanta shops. where they were assembled by men from loco motive works from which the South ern recently purchased them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
MARRIED ON DEATH BED TO
 LEAVE FIANCEE HIS WEALTH.

Florence, Ala, Nov 2-knowing that he had but few weeks at the
 most to live, and in order to overcome objections by relatives to his leaving his fortune to his sweetheart, Mss Virgie Simmons, J. A. Threet, on Oc- tober 3, sent for the girl and was married to her He died Tuesday after leaving the bulk of his fortune to his wife.
 Mrs. TEfaet was q clerk in the Sur prise store, Florence. Several weeks ago she went to Mars Hill to visit.
 Her fiancee, MT. Threet, followed q few days after While at Mars Hill
 Mir Threet was seized with maig-
 nant form Of typhoid fever. When physicians informed him that death
 was certain he told relatives that he wished to leave his money and pos
 sessions to Miss Simmons. When they interposed objections to this pro- cedure he sent for q minister and
 insisted upon an immediate marriage
 After the marriage Mrs. Threet did
 everything possible to save the life
 of the man she loved Four of the
 best physicians in North Alabama
 were at the bedside almost constantly. and the most skillful professional nurses were secured from Memphis :; The physicians and nurses succeeded
 in prolonging his life, but that was
 all. With his hand in that of his wife5 A1r. Threet passed away Tuesday. 1 MT. Threet, who was 45 years old was a man of considerable wealth. and was one of the principal stock holders in the Alabama Trust and | Savings bank
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
CHOSE GRAPHIC
 AS BEST MEDIUM
others in Favor of Daily Graphic as Advertising Medium.

\ prominent business man of Ptnn l,iuft. after using all other papers oj ike city for one month, ill extensively advertising his business, has dropped all of them except the Daily Graphic and will use these columns exclusive l.. in the future
 This action is due to the fact that from his experience with all the pa pers of the city, he has secured four replies from Graphic advertisements 10 one from any other paper.
 This firm has received replies from their advertisement for a radius o1 from fifty to one hundred miles.
 This statement, emanating from one CT the leading business men of the city. only eoes to confirm the Ora phic's clan to being an advertisine medium superior to any in southeast Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
THE POLICE REPORT
SUPPRESSION OF GAMBLING HOUSES CAUSES LITTLE DE-
 CREASE IN REVENUES.
An Agreeable Surprise Spring Upon City's Financiers at Good ShoW-
 ing of Months Report

Chief of Police A. J. Stewart Was busy with the police report for Octo- ba' Friday, and while he had not fin ished the report Friday afternoon, enough is shown to see that the months report will total Up something like $900 in the cash receipts. This total of about $12O0, it is believed, ill the business for October Taking into consideration the fact that the gam bling houses have been suppressed, and the city collected no revenue from them during the month of Octo- Der, this is considered most excel lent showing for the police depart ment.
 Many dire predictions We're made. when the gambling houses were first suppressed, about the calamitous ef- feet this action would have upon the city revenues. There were some who even professed to believe that the city would go to the demnition bow-wows, financially speaking. Yet it Is fact that with the suppression of the gam bling evil the city has lost only about s20O per month, according to state ments of the police department, where inquiry was made.
 The other side to the controversy makes the claim that the city will save sion of the evil.
 However this may be, it is fact that for the month of October statis- ties show that the city has lost little through the loss of gambling revenue So far.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
FARMERS CONDEMN
 MEMPHIS PAPER.
The Farmers Educational Union De. n0unces Commercial
 Appeal.

Whitthorne, Ten, Nov 2 At a meeting of the Whitthorne branch of the Farmers Educational and Com mercial union of America, the regular order of business was dispensed with so that resolutions conforming the Commercial Appeal for refusing to publish news of farmers unions could De passed.
 Following is d copy of the rcsolu- tions:
 Whereas, As the paper published at Memphis, Tenn, known as the Com mercial Appeal, has kept it's columns free from news pertaining to the workings of the F. E. and C. U. of l A., therefore We, thinking this not of l justice to the organization pass the 1 following resolutions: Be it Resolved, That all members of Whittehorn lodge, with four other lodges represented, and those not talk ing said paper, keep clear of same.
 Be it Resolved, That these resolu- tion be sent to the Progressive Farm CT at Greenfield and to the Memphis News Scmitar at Memphis for publi- cation.'
 D. r. Bryant and w. C. Bryant were named as a committee to carry out l the intent of the resolutions
 Much other business of importance was transacted at the meeting. among which was the plan for a cotton ware house at Milan. This proposition was explained to the satisfaction of 1 all present.
 w. F. Robertson delivered d speech on buying an dselline, as far as pos slble. everything with the union label upon it. especially farm products sold from the farm. Many ideas of great value We're exchanged upon this sub
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
LOi ATFS ARMED BANDS
 OF Ct BANS.
Major kane Hears oi Serious tpri>- ing Threatened EX-
 Excuses When Found.

Havana, Nov 2-Major Theodore P. Kane commander of the mariAcs stationed at Cienfugos, has sent in a report to the effect that on Oeto- eLer 27 he was informed that | serious sppgising was on foot. He at once sa|ed strong guards at the entries
 the city with orders not 10 permit
 med person to pass in CT out He a51en wen reconnoitering and in the own of Caunao, four miles to the northeast he found Colonel Toledo at the head of a mounted and uHarmed body of 100 ex-insurgents Toledo said he had organized for the pur- pose of resisting a threatened attack by the moderates. Major Kane cX- plained that their fears were anfound- ed and advised Coloned Toeldo to disband his men and send them back to their homes This advice was followed
 4 similar gathering near Sancti Spiritus also was dispersed From MataZan come further complaints of the threatening attitude of bands of armed negroes in that vicinity, but nc Manage has been done4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
SALE OF DISEASED
 CATTLE CHARGED
Senaationai Allegations in the Indct- ments Returned by the Grand Jury
 at Burlington. Vermont

l'Hflin%ton, Nt.. Nov ,. Sensation i; Il charges #efe made yesterday in ten indictments which were returned by the Chittenden county grand jury iu connection with the sale of dis a5e ! cattle in the state Accordin" to the indtctm nts, two former m mbrrs of the state cattle commission patio pat ed in these sales. with a full knowl- edge that such cattle would be used for food.
 Four of the indictments are against the Consolidated Rendering company. They contain 100 counts. Four addi- tional indictments are against l.. F. Brigham, manager of the Burlington Rendering company. This company is controlled by the Consolidated compa- " and the indictments against Brig t#.l!, ,t't identical with thosy reurne l a.ainsl the Cousolidatesi coa,paGy.
 Tn ,oost sensational disclosures were made in the indie ,.seCts which were returned against J:. r. \. Rich veterinary of the city. and Victor Spear of Randolph, both Of whom were members of the state cattle commis sion. Spears term expired about a year ago and he was not reappointed ',ich was removed from the commis- lon by Governor Bell just before the later retired from office
 Tn indictments against he Corsoli d. company and Brigham charge n. sale of diseased mat in the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
sCuLLY DlsOWNS
 HIS THREE DAUGHTERS
The Man Is Said to Be the Largcot
 Land Owner in America.

Wasilineton. Nov The will cf William Scully, otherwise known IS 'ILcrd@ Scully. said to be the largest owner of al estate in America, Was flied htre yesterday for probate The document was executed April p. 1901 All his lands, none of which is outside the United States, are devised absO lutelN to his wife. F. Angela Scully Mr. Scully totally disinherits his threc daughters Mary, Julia and Nathleen. in the following language: T leave my three daughters by my fir, wife Mary and Julia (both of whom as I hear, have been married, and Kathleen. and to their children and their descendants and each Of -hem nothing whatever, my will and meaning being absolutely and entirely to disinherit all and each of the three cf them and their descendants. do this fer superabundant reasons which ro nar to particularize here.'
 The ban is frightened as to the young est daughter, Kathleen whom the tes- tator recommends to the kind consid- oration of his widow, but leaving the latter free and unfetered as to what action she may take.
 The testator approves and confirms .1l r.fts and conyeyances of property an1 tights made to his son, Thomas oeu'N. and his wife, E. Angela Scul- lS
 Mrs. scully is appointed euardian r tfp son. Frederick Scaly, duei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
TWO NEW 
 FEATURES ADDED
The Graphic Goes to Additional Ex- pense to Please Its Large Circle
 of Readers.

Commencing with todays Graphic. the management has inaugurated two new features, which will be perma- nent ones in the conduct of this paper in the future. x%WE
 One is our 'half-tone'' cartoons of prominent people, carried by all the leading metropolitan papers.
 The other is the personal opinion" column, containing contributions from the worlds most distinguished people.
 These features have been added at considerable expense. and the man agement is fully assured that the reading public will appreciate them. They will in nowise interfere with the regular established features of tho paper
 To those who have made inquiry about the "serial story feature, the management wishes to announce that another story. by a famous author. will begin soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
TELLS HOW IT FEELS
 TO BE NEAR HEATH.
New Jerse! Man Revived After His Breath Had Lei His
 Body.

New York. Nov. 2.-The breath hay ills left his body and his heart pulse less. Harry Beebe of South Millville. N J.. was revived by three physi- cians Monday and yesterday was able 10 tell how it feels to be on tine very verge of death.
 Ar. Beebe was stricken with hoaHt failure, and when Drs. Wade, Miller and Jones arrived, life seemed to be extinct One of the physicians no ticed a slight twitch of one Of the muscles of the mans face and they al one resorted to hypodermic medica- tiOn. Artificial respiration was pro duced. and slowly, but surely. the man returned to life and is now on a fair road 10 recovery. The medical men regard the result of their efforts as almost miraculous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
JEWELRY STRIKE OFF.

Chicago, Nov. 2.-The Jewelry Workers union, which has been wag- ing a four weeks fight for a eight hour day, has voted to call the con test off. The 400 skilled jewelry ar tisans will return to work. It is not certain that the manufacturers will re-employ all of the men who struck. Several of the large shops are said to have secured forces of nonunion work men. including many women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
CATHOLIC MISSIONS GREAT INTEREST IS BEING SHOWN IN MEETINGS NOW
 IN PROGRESS.
Sermon Tonight Viii Be Universal y Interesting and All Are Invited
 to Attend

The sermon al st losoph4 church tonight will be of especial interest to the public ia general. 1aho Jesuit fath CTS are exceedingly pleased at the iu- creasins interest shown by young and old and regret that other duties can them away on Monday
 Last evening, as usaal, the church was crowded.
 Services will b. continued tomorrow and will close next Sunday evening,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02

 aud also the ~hipmens of sHeh ai-- e4ard meat g4; of the -tat Hte,l-Aa4 Spear are chal@od win selling f,l-- cascd beef which 'JbcE h1d prt,.os5le condemned, tothe rendering coml m. All defendants furnished bonds f4a their apoaranea at Tho March tarn - court
 Before inc eraHd jafs rest.a at the morning session Jaaa Daaeu imposed fine of $s.0o0 aa .6e caa sdlidatrd company fof jt= t#ila- l@ produce before the grand jurs ceeeail papers aad memoranda Wh.eA haA been demanded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
TONIGHT AT "MAIN" RINK.

The most magnificent gorgeous and stupendous of all affairs, the grand masquerade will be held tonight,
 The Main has always had it's bi-; confines crowded to the doors on Mas querade nights, and for tonight the record-breaking crowd of the season is expected
 The management guarantee a slor- ious success, and grand time 10 all; so ''be there"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02

minority. The widow aud r. C. N Koehnle and Frederick Trapp of Lii. coin, H.. are named executors. lii son. Frederick Scully. when the lat, attains his majority, is 10 also ba au executor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
PROMINENT cOLORED
 PEOPLE TO MARRY.

Announcement is made that Charley Junius Green and Mary Perkins, color ed. will be married on the 22n of this month. Both are prominent in the cnlored circles of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
CHiS. WILLIAMS ENTERS
 . PLEA OF GUILTY.

Chas. Williams, charged with as saut to kill eDip4ed q plea oi guilty ill circuit court Fridu> and was sen fenced to five years in the peniten- tiaI'y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
KAISER GETS
\ NEW JOB.

Kaiser has new job. Kalser, as everybody knows. is Jas. .t1len's monkey. He has been idle fon several months. but is now watchman in the boiler room of the new Jefferson Ho-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
G.t TRIAL FOR
iSSAILI TO KILL.

Will Petti%"aW, colored, who at his former trial, was given five years for assault to kill, is being tried in the circuit court, having been given new trial. I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
\ LITTL EHIGHER

In price, but cheaper ill the end. Eisenkramer, the tailor, Second ave- nue, corner Pine street, above Git iZens bank
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02
DISCUSS CLANSMAN Y. M. C. A. DEBATING SOCIETY TAKES FAMOUS PLAY FORTS
 FIRST SUBJECT.
'Is The CIansman. as Exhibited on Our Stage, Detrimental to Our Nations
 Weifare?"

The Claasman@ will b4 discussed by the I. NJ. C. A debating iasD at its next meeting, November 5I~I public will thus have the troubI5lss
 problem solved for them, and y criminations and re-crimlnat oBa..
 be useless. %y '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02

Toni4ht- That's the time" Main Blink ''1hats the place" What . Nasuue: be there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-02


 Next Monday night the new debat- ing society will debate upon the prob. lem:
 Resolved, that The Clansman' as exhibited upon our stage is detriment al to OUT nations welfare
 Thes affirmative will be taken by Messrs c. II. Schramm, s. M. Ayres. A. R. Cooper and s. R. Steel.
 The negative Will be represented by Dr. E/Asfpayne, MT Can't, J. c. WhyHz And Dr. B. A. Hall
 HeSsubject will be open fer discus sIn<ty all those in attendancA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-02
JUDGE WORMS ATTORNEYS
VIII Put Stop to Annoying
Court Practice

Judge j. r. Dickerson issued al
order at Davis & r. yesterday 10
the members Of tile bar. warning
them nCt to again undertake 10 re-
present nonresident defendants in
divorce proceedings without first
giving the clerk of his court due
notice Of such action. Il appear.
that numerous cases have been
d0cketed which gives the names OF
attorneys who are supposed to re-
nonresident defendants ~
such actions and when the cases
come 10 trial they deny any knew
ledge Of the suit II has been the
practice, in numerous cases, 10 use
the name Of any attorney without
his consent and this order viii pu.
stop TO it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-02
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers to the Daily ExPEss
will confer favor on this Office if
they will report in person or BY
phone any failure TO receive the pa
per or any irregularity in its deliv-
cry. We will do all in our power
to insure our subscribers good de-
livery service and we should know
Of any irregularity in order to be
able to correct it. Phone 43 and
we will attend promptly to your
complaint. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-02
NEW DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Arrives in Ardmors to Take Charge Of.
his Office

Ardmore, 1. T., Feb. +. George
R. Walker the newly appointed
attorney for the Southern district
reached Ardmore this afternoon
and has been closeted with District
Attorney Johnson all afternoon.
Mr.. Walker says he is not ready to
announce his assistants in Office.
He win likely qualify and as
slime Office tomorrow. A. G. Por-
ter newly appointed marshal Of the
Southern district, is expected to
arrive next week to assume Office
as Marshal Colbert desires to be
relieved before the trial for conspi.
racy which comes up on Febru-
ary IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-02
- -. 'aA-1' ~
GET INTO THE BAND WAGON
And ksep Coming Says Dick Mckay.
Interurban Scription

How IS the interurban subscrip-
ton coming'" said the reporter 10
Dick Mckay and he replied I'VE
have reached he s3a, 900 mark. /
can't get TO en- fast enough. Just
tell EN- to get into the band wagon
and keep coming"
Mr.. Mckay says that every one
is signing up most cheerfully and it
is just a question Of getting TO the
people before the entire $50 900 lis
raised. The interurban proposition
appeals very strongly to the peo.
pie Of Chickasha as it well should.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-02
LIGHT COMMITTEE REPORT.
Will Reccommend Reduction as
COMdition for Franchise
Extension.

The special committee appointed
at the council meeting yesterday
to make Recommendations on the
electric lighr Iranchls extension
met this no-ning and agreed to re-
commend the following rates for
lights IS a condition FOR granting
the extension: For street lamps
FIRST Is. $500 per month; 3olights.
50. so; 40 lights, 5000. all on
moonlight schedule as at present.
For resident lights, II O'Clock
schedule, to S, 81 cents; 6 to 10,
80 cents; 10 or more, as cents; bus
mess houses, / to 10, lights, so
cents; 10 or more, SO cents, on II
O'Clock schedule; for all night ser
vice, rs cents.
The committee IS composed Of
Scofern. Louthan, Cochran and
Obrien. It will report at the meet-
ing tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-02
THE ASSESSORS NOTICE.

10 all property owners both
real and personal in the city OF
Chickasha. l viii be in my Office
with city collector in Terrell
building the entire month Of Feb
ruary for the purpose Of listing
property. List before the expira.
lion Of that time for penalty will
be added after that date.
J. H. JEEFRIFs. City assessor,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-02
an EXCELLENT LIBRARY

1t was my lot to examine the
library, today, owned by L. B.
Grogan, and stored in his residence
SIT South 9th Street. and | find
he has very valuable collection
Of books which he is offering 10
sell at about 80 or IS per cent Of
their real value. / think they
ought to be purchased for the
Carnegie Library, and would sug-
gest haste in the matte, before they
are purchased and carried off to
some other city,
Respectfully
s. Booth.