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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-18
Phone Companies.

s introduced in the senate MLambert, the new senator
 huh district, who was ap- ' @succeed Senator R. R.
 was expelled Wednesday,
 ng distance telephone com-
 lake physical connections Hines. A bill of this kind iced at the last session of
 assembly but failed to Rs in connection with that
 charge is pending against live A. D. DuLaney, of Lit bunty. DuLaney is alleged
 ting Attorney Rhoton to ed a bribe from the officials
 distance telephone lines.
 rec New Trustees.
 l Davis sent to the senate a
 nouncing the appointment
 w members of the board of the University of Arkansas.
 ments are as follows: Hal
 succeed w. H. Lang ! HAby to succeed Dougal
 d. L. Davis to succeed Hen ] The senate has not yet Ethe nominations.
 Aid High Schools.
 providing for state aid for pls was introduced in the terday by Senator Brown bill creates a state high cd consisting of the gover- bry of state, chief justice of Ae court and superintendent Distraction, to carry out the fOf the bill. The measure Appropriation of $25,O0O and lat not more than $500 shall 5 aid any one high school. ! Benefit Prisoners.
 |ete change in procedure in scourts is proposed in Y a ntroduced in the senate to- b provides that a prisoner | the right of trial by jury Ie of venue from municipa
 ourts of justices of the : law further provides thai hange of venue has beer ? fine is assessed and col.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-18
Offices TRAVELLERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Notice of the Annual Stockholders
 Meeting.

The stockholders of the Travellers Fire Insurance company are hereby notified that the regular annual meet ing of the stockholders will |be held at the office of the company on the 18th day of February. Fog the pur- pose of electing board of directors for the ensuing year, and to transact such other business as may come be- fore them.
 E. B. BLOOM, Secretary. January IF, 1907. 119-26t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-18

lected the amount shall be turned over to the city, and if a jal sentence is imposed, the prisoner shall be turned over to the city to carry out the sen fence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-18
E. Garrett. of Cleveland.

The house completed it's organiza- ton yesterday afternoon by the elec- ton of E. Garrett, of Cleveland coun- ty, as chaplain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-18
To Change Election Day.

\ resolution was introduced in the house changing the date of the state election from the first to the second Monday in September to avoid conflict wi th Ia hQl, laN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-18

 to the city, and if a jal sentence is imposed, the prisoner shall be turned over to the city to carry out the sem tence
 To Repeal Insurance Clause.
 A bill which in effect, will repeal the clause of the antitrust law affect ing insurance companies, was intro duced in the house today by Represen- tative Balch of Pulaski county. The bill provides that any domestic or for eign insurance company may transact business in this state so long as it complies with the insurance laws of the state and is not a member of any rating bureau in this state or else- where, which fixes the rates to be charged for insurance in this state. The antitrust law provides that any company which. belongs to rating bureau which fixes the rates in this state or elsewhere shall be prohibited from doing business in the state.
 Commenting Roosevelt.
 Representative Davis of Desha county introduced a resolution com mending the action of the president in discharging the negro troops involved in the Brownsville riots, but considara- ton of it was postponed.
 Another 2-Cem Bill.
 Representative Ross introduced a two-cent rate bill and succeeded in having the measure made a special or der for tomorrow, in spite of some op- position. The bill is similar to one in troduced by him las1 session and sim liar to three already introduced in the senate.
 To Change Election Day.
 \ resolution was introduced in the house changing the date Of the state election from the first to the second Monday in September to avoid conflict with labor day.
 E. Garrett. of Cleveland.
 The house completed it's organiza- ton yesterday afternoon by the cleo ton of E. Garrett, of Cleveland conn- ty, as chaplain.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
BACK GIVES OUT
Plenty Alaska Rroadors Have This
 EEperionC5

You tax the kIdueys-ovrerwork them
 TGey can't keep up the continual strain.
 The back gives ou,--tt aches and pains;
 Urinary tro b'es SC. in,
 Don't wait longer take Deans Kidney Pills.
 E. c. Rutland, printer, living on As tor St, Astoria, Ore, says; "I have tried several guaranteed kidney cures but consider Deans Kidney Pills the best and highly recommend the remedy Co my friends. My trouble had bothered me of and on for many years. had pain in the small of the back, sharp twinges when stopping or Hitting, and the aching bothered me a great deal at night l was tired, Ian uid and very nervous but since using Doau's Kidney Pills l have not had those nervous spells nor the headaches ] used to suffer from. The results have been a great improvement iu the kidney secretiOns. DOan's Kidney Puls have been so great help to me that l am continuing with them, and feel sare OG relies whenever suffering from these trOubl5S.'
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FOs.er-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, r., sole agents for the United States.
 RemembeJ che uame-DJan's-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

fit Is true that Speaker Cannon has said that he will oppose territorial gov= ,rnment for Alaska as long as he lives there ai, many Alsskuts who will not pray that bis days may be long in the land.
 A not altogether reliable Nome paper says that many of the big mining prop ositlons there are worked out. and If new discoveries arc not made, the out put of that camp wi next year fall far short of this year
 The report com from Valdez of a wonderful discovery of placer gold on Valley creek at the head of the susitna river I, Is claimed that he pay streak is forty feet wide and runs from sl.OO to $500 to the pan in coaise gold.
 Postofiico Inspector C. L. WaYland complains that the winter mails 10 In- terior and Nome points is overburden- ed with newspaper, sent to people Nho are not there, but have 2 ne to the States and have neglected to notify the publishers of the fact.
 Tom O'Brien, who has returned to Dawson from the Bg Salmon country. reports l25 men have been working in that district the last summer. He says: The output of the Big Sal mon district for this year has reached slOO,OOO. The producing creeks have beer Livingston, Coltoneva, Lake a, d summit.
 Cspt. E. F. Dickens, who, as ccm- mander of the coast survey steamer GeIuey, has been doing some impor tsnt 'uryey work along the Alaska Coast during the past summer, has been ordered to the Philippine islands. Cap tain Dickens will be director of the Philippine coast survey.
 News is brought from the extreme upper Stewart river country, several hundred miles from Dawson, that Far rell the trader, 1bo succeeds Brain 6 Nash, has succeededin getting fairly large quantity of gools into the region, and that the Indians not only are SUD- piled with foodstuffs, but have taken kitchen ranges, spring beds and few other of the white man's domestic con- veniences.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
GET YOUR MAIL
 IN TONIGHT

Acting Postmaster Kindell has re- quested The Alaskan to notify the pub He that all mail In the postolIice by 7:3O tomorrow morning will be sent below on the Georgia as far as Juneau, At Juneau the mail will be placed on the City of Seattle upon her return from Sitka. As boats are rurning irregular ly now, this arrangement will probably save several days in the transmission of mail between here and points outside.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
WILD MOB IN
 VLADIVOST0K
DRUNKEN RIOTERS MAKE ATTACKS ON OEFENSELESS WOMEN AND CHILD.
 REE-TROOPS CALLED OUT
lsy United Press)

yadjvostock, Nov. 2g-A mob Of over a hundred drunken rioters paraded the streets Of the lower section of the city and attacked women and children last night. The troops were called out and 8 street battle resulted in which scores of both soldiers and rioters were killed and wounded. Wholesale arrests have been made today, and this being the second attack made by rioters within the past three weeks, but scaut mercy will be shown the offenders,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
MRS. HARTJE
 WINS 0N APPEAL
FAMOUS AND DISGUSTING DIVORCE CASE DECIDED IN FAVOR OF DEFEND.
 ANT-HAY DESTROY RECORD
(By United Press.)

Philadelphia, Nov. 2l-The appeal in the famous Hartje divorce case has been decided here by the superior court. All points touched on by the de, cision were in favor of Mrs, Hartje. A motion will likely come up within the next day or two to have the records ex- purgated and all reference to the negro coachmau, who was alleged by Hartie to have been the paramour of Mrs. Hartje, removed.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
DECREASE
 IN EXPORTS
(sy United Press.)

Washington, Nov 2I-The Alaska trade during tNe month of September shows an increase ever the same month a year ago for goods brought into tHe territory. A decided decrease is noted in the amount that was sent below for the same period.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
SRAGWAY WEATHER

The result of the observation taken ct Moore wharf at midnight, Nov. 20, 1907, is as follows Temperature time observat'n .39 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours..43 above Min ..35 above Mean Al above
 Barometer 29.26
 Raining, calm,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

Middle aged lady, handsome and wealthy. wishes Co marry respectable gentleman oi suitable age. Inquire at once through Miss N. L., Dept, 243, S5 Fifth Ave-, Chicago. 25O-lt
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
MAY BE
 DIST ATTORNEY
NOME NAN WILL GET PLACE OF HOYT WHO WILL 50 10 SEATTLE
 THIS WINTER
tRy United 7ress.)

Seattle, Nov PA dispatch from Nome aunodaces the probable appoint meut of George Gr!gsby as district al- torney to succeed District Attorney Hoyt, who hGs been transferred to &c., at,lc. ], is expected that the announce menb wil be made within the next few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
ON THE JEFFERSON

We have just received on this boat the largest and most beautiful assOrt- ment of cut glass novelties eyer dis Played in Skagway.
 4p6-2J H. D, Kirmse, Leading Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
ALL OVER ALASKA

Fairbanks is building a $2O,OOO school house.
 The first snow fell in KetchikOn on Nov. 2d,
 The cableship Burnside has com pleted her seasons work in Alaska, and returned to the Sound.
 JamesD. Egan, Dawson pioneer of the days of the big rush, died on the 18th of last month from pneumonia.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
BIG BATTLE
 BRINGS BETS
(Ry United Press.)

New York, Nov. 2l-BeEting has all ready begun on the coming battle be- tween Tommy BurDs and Gunuor Moir for the heavyweight championship of the world, which will take place in London, Dec. 9.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
SKAGWAY CHICKENS FOR SALE

Chickens for sale. Home grown flyers and rOasJer dressed to order. 25O Mrs. F. W. Snyder
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimitep accommodations. Steam heat and every thing modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
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THE TOWN

SSSSSSSCSSSSSSSSSSS@ 100000 The Masonic Lodge will meet tomor- row evening at 7;3O
 '''' Get your mail in tonight for the Georgia,
 '''''' A, G. Eetchum, head maobiulst at Petersburg, is in town as a juror. Clyde Morrow, Of Knigh x Morrow, Ketchikau, is here oa jury duty.
  z. R. Cheney, Claude Erl.kson and T. r, Ryus are all here attending court. The A. B. will shortly begia arrange menls for the Christmas tree ceremon- ies yearly given Skagway children.
 COG United States Marshal Shoup is in at tendance on the district court and is a guest at the Pulleu house.
 soss United States Attorney Boycc, Of Ju- ueau, is in the city and has rooms at the Pullen house ,r the term of court.
  Chief Deputy Hal McNair of the United States Marshaps olIlcs, is in the city on court matters.
 ssss Thos Valour, the popular proprle- tor of the Hotel de France at Haines, is in the city attending court session.
  The City of Seattle is taking to Sit ka 8 number Of miners who will work in the De GroT mines at ChlcagoG island,
 s..s Attorney J A. Hellenthal, who has several crses b, fore the district court, was a passenger on the City of Seattle last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

Get your hard times clothes read for Friday dance
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

All the delic c5cs of the season at the Pack Tr .ir Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

Don't wear hard time shoes that will spoil a good time lOOr
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

Most everyone is going to the Hard Times dance, You had better come.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

Come to the Hard Time Dance ard meet all your old friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
FREE

Wild duck at the Seattle tonight and next few days.
 YourS;-
 HERMAN GRIMM
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

Attorney A. Heuenthal, who has several cIses b, fore the district court, was passenger on the City of Seattle last night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06
Special Notices.
wATo-y AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

Why go down town and pay big
prices when you can get your work
done much cheaper Al t-a z9th ST. nN-E
Watches and clocks and 1eWelFy repair
ing Clocks called for and delivered
French clocks and English hall clocks a
specially. Call or send postal. i. r.
CALLAHAN. 723 10Th 81 NV ja4-a4t
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN's INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN-The stockholders
OF the Firemeu's Insurance Company OF
Washington and Georgetown will meet
8 this Office on MONDAY. JANUARY
7TH. 1896. for the purpose OF electinx
thirteen directors for the ensuing year
Polls open II A. n and close y II
{. W. HOWARD. Secretary. deH-lt
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Philadelphia Tragedy
Similar to Sage Affair

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-rhere IS
striking similarity between the Phila-
delphia AFFAIR and the attempt Of
Henry /. Norcross TO kin Russell
sage. In this city. fifteen years ago.
Norcross threw bomb at Mr. Sage.
The explosion seriously injured Mr.
sage and William Laidlaw, slightly
wounded other persons. and demoish-
ed the Office
Norcross was a note broker, with an
Office in Pearl street. Boston. He con-
ceived the idea OF getting money from
Mr.. sage by threatening his life, and
in pursuance OF his plan manufactured
"A destructive bomb which he placed
in a satchel and started FOR New York.
on December 4. 1881. NoTcross walked
into Mr.. sage's office at Il Broadway,
carrying the satchel. Handing the
clerk a card inscribed IN. ID. Wilson, A"
he asked that Mr. Sage be notified
Mr.. sage sent back word that he had
some important appointments but would
see MIR. Wilson" later. NorcrOss in
structed the clerk TO tell Mr.. Sage he
had a letter 10 him from Mr.. Rookie
Teller. and would take but a moment
OF his time. Upon receipt OF this in
formation MI Sage stepped into the
reception room. where Norcross was
waiting
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FLOWERS CURE
DUPED SCORES
Continued from First Page)

of the Eastern Mining Company. Of
Arizona, said by the police of New York
and Philadelphia 10 be a fake concern
was held without bail by Magistrate
kocherspeTger today 10 await eNtradi-
ton.
Shortly after his aFraiEnmelt former
State Senator John q. Grady appeared
as his counsel Senator Grady asked
that has client be admitted 10 bail, but
this was opposed hy Detective Sergeant
McCOnVille, VINO exclaimed:
why. your honor. this man has al
ready fed $4,000 bail AT the time when
the original bail of $4,000 was reduced
10 that figure
Magistrate kOcherspeTger denied bail
Dr. Flower was Indignant He asked
TO be permitted TO make a statement
When the magistrate granted him leave
he said.
This is an outrage, but ! mean 10
fight 40 the limit. / have done moth
ing wrong, and the charges against
me are cruel persecution. ! shall in
stitute habeas corpus proceedings
through my attorney
According % the police, this step will
avail him nothing, since II his release
Is secured he viii be instantly rear
rested on complaint OF the Federal au-
th0rities.
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as spear heads deep into the mans
stomach
Fro=l Garner, Iowa, il was learned
that a nan named Robert Steele. who
had been a patent medicine Yender, had
resided there about six years ago.
Find Portion of Bomb.
Probing among the wreekage in the
bank tie police found in what was the
cashiers room. portion OF the bomb.
1t was made OF tin and In size like
g baking powder box. 1t was open at
both ends. IL was supposed that the
ends had been blown out.
Any doubt that may have eXis ed as
10 the exact time OF the explosion was
removed by the fact that the clock in
the room occupied by President Richard
H. Rushton stopped on the minute or
li:45 The clock is Of antique design,
and hangs On the wall Immediately
above President RushtOn's desk.
After the excitement had Gained down
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OF the President. himself. in defiance Of
the bitter hght being waged against him
by Senator Foraker and other leading
members Of the upper house OF Congress
and by the Constitutional League OF
America. which Is composed OF promin-
ent and influential citizens Of the coun-
Try.
Already there is one regiment in the
Philippines-the TWenty-fourth Infantry.
II was sent over two years ago This
winter. and previous 10 that time no
C1iured troops haG been sent 10 the
Philippines for three years Even then
the military authorities al Manila were
instructed TO keep the Twenty-fOurth IN
certain safe" territory.
Before deciding 10 send the other
three cOlOred regiments 70 the islands,
the Secretary OF War had a report from
Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood. commanding
the Department Of the Philippines. upon
the subject Of the success or c0lored
soldiers there. Secretary TAFT in his
statement quotes from il as follows:
II recently visited and made an In
spectiOn of the departments Of tie
| Nisayas and Miudanao, and found the
Twenty Infantry very well liked
bv the civil authorities in the neigh
borhOOd OF It's various stations In fact.
AZ TaClOban the governor expressed
particular appreciation OF the nne con-
duct OF this regiment.
Continuing. Secretary Taft says: BE
cause of this report and experience. the
I general staE recommended and the de-
paTtmeut decided IL 20 be wise 10 re-
I turn 20 the former policy Of equal for
{ eigu service OF all the regiments OF the
/ mobile army
| The records of the colOTed regiments
! show that some OF them have not beeU
J across the Pacific for more than foul
/ years and one or Two OF them not FOL
] six or seven years.
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Bursting Bomb Creates Havoc in Bank

! a little the bank officials detailed force
of men to clear away the debris.
Valuable papers had been scattered
broadcast and torn into little pieces.
The vaults had been badly damaged,
doors had been bent and the delicate
mechanism of the time locks disturbed;
money on the tellers' counters had been
blown here and there. II was later
swept into piles, separated from the
debris and returned To the uninjured
safes.
Frank q. Rogers. manager Of the for
eign exchange department Of The bank,
said that all the collateral and money
Of the bank are absolutely safe and
that the bank viii positively open for
business at the usual time on Monday.
Nearly two hundred police are IN
guard tonight about the building, while
there. Ia another large force within The
vaults remain intact
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In MemOriam.


hAIIINoLH-ln loving remembrance Of our
dear son, lie ROY MATTINGI-Y who was
buried one year go today, January 8. ls03
We laid him away In his silent grave.
With jear-dimmed eyes and broken heart
And little We thought when iu life
How soon we had 70 part
And the one loved dearly.
and tried so hard 20 save.
Lies IN the graveyard softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave
II BY His Mother and Father
sHARPER-In sad but loving remembrance
nf our devoted daughter and sister BESSIE
E. SHARPER )nee Davis. who deuarte 4
this life one year ago today. January C..
1896
Our dear darling is sleeping. SO free from
all pain
Wax her not. sweet spirits. 20 suffer aga q
She 50 fmbeTs so sGuudiy; Oh. let her sleep on.
Her sickness all ended ana trouble a.
gone
on, think how she suffered and molnea
with pain.
Through the nights we soothed her In vain
Until God In his mercy sent down from
above
An angel that whispered message Of love.
by Her Loving Father. Mother and Siste-.
prince George papers please copyD II
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Porter's Eye Blown Out.

Crump was hurled into "a fireplace in
the other end of the room. When picked
up one of his eyes had been blown out
and he was injured otherwise so severe
ly that the doctors who responded quick
ly from the Pennsylvania Hospital
thought that he could not live
McLear's body was drawn out OF the
debris of smashed furniture and broken
glass beneath that window of his room
which faces Harmony street. II was
maagled horribly. Portions OF It had
been blown clean through the window
into the street
The body II the murderer was also
found in bits. one leg in one corner OF
the room, one III another The torso
had been literally split in twain.
Investigation showed that the force Of
the explosion had torn 10 splinters the
heavy wood counter across which the
man had leaned and in forcing It up
HAD driven several of those splinters big
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PRESIDENT FAVORS
NEWBERRYS BOON
Sensational A Spiration S
Helped by Roosevelt So
Friends Declare.
REPORT SENT BROADCAST
Alleged the Executive Has Privately
Expressed Views on
Subject.

The mysterious and apparently ire
pressi0le boom of Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Truman II. NewbeTry for
the United States Senatorship OF Mich
igan has taken on lie at the latest hour.
Such a recrudescence is attributed 10
no less an agency than President
Roosevelt.
Last night il was said among friends
OF MT. NcWberry that the President had
been induced 10 declare privately his
preference for NeWberry Tor the SEN
utorship.
A similar statement was sent TO
Lansing, Mich, ana other cities in the
State, According 20 the press dispatches
that came In early this morning. the
President il he has declared his pref
erellee Tor Newberry, has, with his usual
political acumen, hit on the winning
man.
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Made Demand for 81, 900, 600.

Just a that moment Laidlaw and Mr.
James entered the reception room and
passed into the interior office. Nor
cross approached the aged tnancier
and handed him a neatly folded note.
Mr. Sage opened il and read.
This bag / carry contains dynamite
] demand from you Sl.606O00. II you
refuse I'll blow up the building and
every one in it. VIII YOU give me the
money? Yes or no2'
Mr.. Sage did not lose his nerve. He
read the note again. and sought 10 move
backward toward the interior office.
Norcross followed and dropped the
satcheL The report was terrific. Nor
cross vas blown To pieces. HIS head
was severed from his body. but was not
rendered unacceptable. Norton a
clerk was blown through window inso
Rector street. Mr.. Sage. LatdlaW, and
the others in the office were thrown To
the floor