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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06
COAST SHIPPING NEWS

ASTORIA Jan. 5.-The steamer Columbia
arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. and
after discharg1ng a portion OF her cargo left
for Portland. The steam schooner Aurelia ar
rived from San Francisco. She left for Port
city.
The schooner Prosper arrived today from
Francisco She spoke unknown four-masted
bark In the vicinity OF the nghtship. evf-
dently waiting for the bar TO moderate
The steamer Roanoke bound for Los Angeles
and way ports. went to sea today with freight
Last night the British ship lakewood again
darggeo her anchors and is now about mile
on the Washington shore. The vessel is in no
cult 10 reach her and tow her back 10 safe
The ship Bankburn was pulled of the sands
yesterday and found TO be uninjured.
The barkentine Amazon cleared at the Gus
tom,house today with cargo OF l.ls0,o00 feet
Another portion OF the 5etty trestle
ried away Wednesday night. making total
winter.
Captain H. A. Mathews has disposed OF his
interests In the bar pilotage business to Captain
r. SFenson who was recently granted branch
by the State Board OF Pilot Commissioners.
The steamer ]. B. Stetson, with $4,000 feet
Of lumber for San Francisco. went TO sea today
The steam schOoners Tiverton and Johan
Polsen arrived here today from San Francisco
The big OF tank steamer Santa Maria, in
ballast, left today for California.
The steamer RedO1do arrived from San Fran
cisco. She VIII load lumber for the outward
trip. The tug Sea Rover left for San Fran
cisco this morning. The steam schooner
Charles Nelson cleared at the Custom-house to-
day with a cargo OF 600, 600 feet OF lumber for
San Francisco.
An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday
TO lay out a mushroom anchor in the channel
near the stranded schooner Alice Mcdonald
and from that 10 run q cable TO the vessel
When the weather moderates another attempt
win be made Il Is reported the vessels keel
beach q quarter OF a mile away.
rEAMsTER FOUND DEAD-William Barry.
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ARGENTINE REPUBLIC PRosPERs

BUENOS AYRES. Jan. 5--The budget
commission has submitted its report 10
Congress.a-It 1t shows that the revenues.
estimated at 222,0OO.000 pesos. paper.
are balanced by the expenditures. The
financial situation Of the country, the
report declares, Is improving yearly.
The revenues for 1906 were 10000. 900
pesos more than estimated
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WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5-Fsir Grounds re-
suits
First race g furl0ngs selling-Come on Sam
won Dapple Gold second. John Peters third.
Time. .l3 40.
Second race. SO furlongs-Palloday won, Tu-
dor second. Ensley third Time O7 10.
Third race. a furiOnes-Coiucident won. Ida
May second. Flarney third. Time :43 >.
Fourth race mile. sellinc-Judge Post won,
Envov second. Columbia Girl third Time. 40.
Fifth race. 81 furlongs-roboEEan won,
Charlie Eastman second. Alencon third. Time.
.06 3-5
sixth race g Observation-Disclosures won; Kohl
moor second. ST. Noel third Time. 1874.
Seventh race. mile and 40 yards-Harma ks
won. Daring second, Pride OF Woodstock third.
Time 80 35.
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IoRD DELAvAL BERESFORD's
BROTHERS TO TAKE ESTATE

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Lords Charles and
Marcus Beresford. 1t is announced, will
leave for the United States at an early
day to realize on the estate of their
brother, Lord Delaval Beresford, who
was killed in railroad wreck in North
Dakota.
The estate. valued at nearly $1,000
600, was left to be equally divided be-
tween them and the son of the late
William Beresford- another brother.
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Racing
JOCKEYS TO PLAY
BASEBALL WITH
NEWSBOYS

OAKLAND. Jan. 5.-The baseball
team of the newsboys of the Oakland
Herald will meet team picked from
the jockeys now riding at the Emery
vile track tomorrow afternoon at
Idora Park. The game will be umpired
by Jimmie Britt and President Thomas
II. Williams Of the California Jockey
Club. Among the jockeys who will be
seen on the diamond will be Walter
Miller. Bill Knapp. Sandy. Robinson.
A. Brown. Kirschbaum. Mcbride, Hun
ter and Williams.
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ROBBED in A PosToFFICE

PETALUMA, Jan. 5.-R. NJ. Hiatt of
this city, while filling out an applica-
ton for a money order in the post
office. laid a small bag containing $S4
on the desk beside him. A moment
later it had disappeared. The doors
were locked and several citizens per-
mitted themselves to be searched, but
without result. There is no clew to
the thief.
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OF THE CRUISER
MARBLEHEAD is PROBABLE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--The Navy
Department has received the report of
the survey of the Marblehead at Mare
Island navy yard, showing that the
necessary work on the vessel will cost
$50 900 for construction and repair and
s25, 900 on account of steam engineer
ing. 1t is probable that the depar tment
will authorize the refitting, which will
enable the ship to make a three years
cruise.
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CLARK BUYS BIG RANCH

TRINIDAD, Colo, Jan. Sit is re-
ported in real estate circles here that
Senator W. A. Clark of Montana has
purchased Verme5O Park Of William H.
Rartlett Of Chicago. The tract en-
braces 1000 acres located fifty miles
west Of Trinidad, in New Mexico. Sen
etor Clark visited the ranch last year
and Is said to have tried to purchase it
at that time. The consideration is said
10 be s200,00
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What You Get In The
Doctors Prescription

Ever wonder what kind of dope you get
ting when your doctor gives you prescription? If
you ask him he will not give you satisfactory re-
ply. He might tell you some of the things in the
prescription, but not all of them There's good
reason why. If you knew you wouldn't take his
DOPE and of he couldn't afford to tell you the
truth
pain or some chronic trouble he always puts in
little poison to deaden stupefy the nerves. That's
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eases of the blood, stomach and digestive organs
You know mercury is quicksilver, and when it
gets into the body it stay there. 1t destroys the
digestive juices and eats out the lining of the
stomach
Arsenic weakens the digestive organs makes the
eyes weak, causes nervousness and infames the
stomach
Potash destroys the walls of the stomach pro-
duces terrible headaches, makes the blood thin and
irritates the eyes, nose and throat
The life of the nerves and organs of your body
is electricity If you sick ailng in any way it
is because of the failure breaking down of some
vital organ. The reason any organ fails to do its
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TEAMsTER FOUND DEAD-William Barry
q feamster employed by the United Railroads
was found dead IN bed yesterday by his land
lord. j. W. Myser. at 1868 Turk street. Barry
was SO years OF age and had been sick for
time.
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tions to bother with.
I am a different man from
what I was six months ago:
the weakness, the indiges-
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cured. What more can say
in favor of FlectrO-Vigor2
STEWART MCCLURE,
Danville, Cal.
You will remember what a
bad case of rheumatism I had
when / got ElectrO-VigOr.
You know, too, what a nerv-
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o. 2. SCHRENDER,
40 South Hudson ave-, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
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Electro-Vigor is a relief from the old system of
drugging. 1t does by natural means what you
pect drugs to do by unnatural means. 1t is Natures
way of curing disease, for it gives back to the nerves
and organs the power they have lost which is their
life.
Electro-Vigor is body battery made of sepa-
rate dry cells. 1t is easily, comfortably next
to .the body during the night and gives out
tinuous of that trength-buding, nerve-feed
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w. Scheppler & Son
Jewellers, watchmakers. formerly 1911
Market. now 1892 Mission, near Goth.
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if your allment is OF
chronic nature, the pain
will come back and you
must keep on taking the
same drug or suffer. 1t
stops the pain for a short
time, but it is breaking
down your nervous system
and running your stomach.
The poisons that are used
most frequently by the doc
tors are morphine, cocaine,
mercury, arsenic and pot
ash. The first two are used
to stupety the nerves, and
are responsible for thou
sands of drug hends who
got the habit through the
use of drugs containing
dope for the relief of some
chronic disease. Nature
may cure the disease, but
the drug habit stays with
you always.
The last three poisons-
mercury, arsenic and pot
ash-are used in treating
nearly all disorders and dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
HOWELL AND
 TONEY ON STAND Jefferson County Legisla- tors Were Witnesses at the Dnlaney Bribery Trial ill Little Rock Yesterday
HOWELL AND DELANEY
Were Dcshmaies in the Legislative Ha'l-'iow Pope, Met Riichie anI What Took Place Aitrr Their H"etins is Explained hy Senaior

A y. Dh'ancN, ADW 0n trial ii t5r~ cult Court, oa the charge of accepting 2 bribe 10 defeat the telephone bill, while representative iB the General Assembly of 1905, took his .3taad nn his own behalf yesterday, says inc lit tie Rock Gazette. After he had con ciuled the defense rested, and today Prosecuting Attorney Rhoton will be- gin introducing testimony III rebuttal.
 DuLaney entered sweeping denial nt 1he charges against him. After strcnous objection, on the par, or ,he defense. the court admitted questions as to the defendants alle4 ad ],.ibC- taking, but DuI.aney stoutlv denied any corrupt practice The .jury was excused while the questions War9 Gvst prOpoundeG.
 Alex II. RoWell, representative frcm Jefferson county, said he was looking alter the telephone bill, and that DT- l-aney's seat ill the house WAS across the aisle from him. He, RoWen, nov ed to suspend the rules io take it Up. DuI,auey voted with him. He understood BuLaney was aGainst. #.
 "l was interested ill passing it. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
SMALL CRAZY MAN
 FOUGHT OFFICERS Battle Royal This Morning Between Two Deputy Constables; q Patrol Driv- CT and Insane Negro.
WENT FOR HIS GUN
i'oHglt His Way 70 ihe rounis Jail - BattIcl in H"use, Yard aua H..iroi Wagon Finally !laudcnNsd anA .'ailrd -l;ct3. For s>,,am,

Rnaen i,lrueg, an tfiaare ucsro. fought off three police officers this morning al his home on West Fourth avenue near the sitc of tAn burned Bluff City Lumber Company, pla.t. when they went there to arrest nlm The negro fought viciouslE, attempt, ing to bite his parsuers and il re qulred the physical force cf tillee stron& blue coat men and :, par Of heavy handcuifs to quiet E;at a0l then he was not fully under thair con- trol.
 Turner lives with his lnotna. ii ttic little cottage and has been acting strangely for some days. This morn tug he made up his lnind to han every body out of the neiehborhoal ahd be succeeded in doing so, 9t least until the patrol wagon and a squad of off, cers arrived. Deputy Constah!es E1 Francis and Jim Moore and Palrai Driver Earl Carter had thai, hands full for several minutes. Thorgh small ill stature but powerful'F built, the little negro gave the officers the fight of his life. Almost all of his clothes were torn from his bo / ill ;ile efforts of the officers to handle him After they thought they had him un der control the negro fought his way out of custody and ran into the yard. Another vicious fight took place there. ending with the officers throw ing the crazed negro over a pile of wood. handcuffing him.
 All the way to the county jail in the patrol wagon the negro attempted to bite the officers, kicked them and caused them to sit upon him. At the county jail he renewed his battling and had to be thrown to the floor and held down. He was finally placed in a cell and will be sent to the state insane asylum in Little Rock
 By the negro's bed in his bedroom stood loaded shotgun. When he spied the officers coming into his house. he attempted to get hold of the weapon, but was prevented from doing so by Deputy Constable Fran cis, who grabbed him and fought him ali over the room, until his assist ants arrived. The officers stated that they could have assaulted the negro with their revOlyers and taken him easily. but they thought it best to oyerpower him without injury,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
GOES TO THE PEN
 FOR q YEARS Louis Franklin, Who Shot and Killed Constable c. A. Butler, Adjudged Guilty of Second Degree Murder
INSANITY FAILED
jur, Was Out More Tlan Five Heur>-- Evident From sist Start That Frankiin Nould Either t'et Lie imprisonmcnf CT 4iailons.

After being In the jury room for more than five hours, the jurors who heard the testimony and arguments iQ the murder trial of Louis; Franklin. the negro charged with murder ill the first degree, having shot and killed Constable Charles A. Butler, of Bo2y township. at Cornerstone, this county. some weeks ago, returned a verdics Of guilty of murder in the second degree and fixed the prisoners pun ishment ai 21 years iu the State pen itentiary.
 Tie hearing attracted no little at fenton Monday and Tuesday, the conrG room being crowded with whites and blacks on those days Franklin was defended by a negro lawyer, \. ". Speer and he is con-
 graduating himself today over his ability to secure practically life im- prsonment for his client, rather than see him OH the galioWs. The murder ot Constable Butler was a cold blood ed, coWardly deed and it was evident that Franklin would probably be sen teuced to death at his trial He is said to have stated that he is lucky that he escaped the gallows. Prose- outing Attorney w. D. Jones prose- cuted him.
 Speer started out to make it ap- pear to the jury that his client was of unsound mind. The verdict of the jury was a result of this attempt, although Franklin's general appearance indi- cated that he was far from being of ordinarily sound mind. Speer's efforts to have him finally declared insane failed however, and he says there is some consolation in knowing that his client was not sentenced to death, al though twenty-one years is so near death there is hardly room for com- parison,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
FAY WHELAN IS
 NOW A BENEDICT
Was Married to Mrs. Cora K. Bush Last Night by Reverend K. A. Me- Clintock. of Carr Memorial,
 .---.--.---- Church.

I~>1fay Whelan, one of the best known and most popular young men in this city. was married last night at S:3) o'clock to Mrs. Cora K. Bush. formerly >of Benton, Ark. The 1elIins took place at the brides home, No BOP Ohio Sfre-t---ttevrrets@a-- ets@a--R2.A F 1 NcCIir= tock, pastor of the Carr Memorial church. officiated. After h. ceremony y the happy pair received their most intimate friends and they w6rA, show cred With consratuiaticD,. and good wishes. They will 1aa'-s their home al the Ohio street add'ess
 MT. Whelan is salesman ami cci- lector for the Levacelz-Tru.ock Shoa CoMpa-y and | Z. y)ung man Of sterijNS, worth and gooi business abil- y. El7 tt4a I4ny fr;enas In this city aid state and e2jtys popularity wlti. a, cf them. His eriis is most ami abe young woman With many charm ing traits of character. She recently moved to this city from Benton, and since her arrival has wo;. many friends and admirers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
BARBER SIMMONS / ON THE WAR PATH
Chased His Former Wife From Her Home and For His Conduct He Was Compelled to Join the
 Chain Gang This Morning.

S A. Simmons, we'll. known negro barber who formerly | conducted 8 shop in this city, returned to Pine Bluff lastanight rather unexpectedly and after going to the home Of his wife On Scull street, he created a dis turbance and the police had to be called to quiet it. S.mmons was fined s20 in the city police court this morn ing by Judge Stewart and being un- aoie to &y IS f1e, Ta.s put -Q work oa the chain gang this morning
 Simmons and his wife separated some months ago Last night, when he went to his former home, he tried to reconcile her and failing. chased her from the house with a shoe knife. In the meantime Patrollmen Minor and Wilson were called there and they took Simmons in charge before he hurt the woman. He spent the night in the city jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
NEGRO BURGLAR
 |S IDENTIFIED Man Killed by Night Watch : man Wiley Goode in Bluff City Commissary Believ- ed to Be Ed Jennings
MONEY ORDERS A CLUE
T. Hayis Nixon ef This City Works Like Sherlock Holmes anu Brings Forth some Substantial Fact>-- Negro Noman in tle Case.

the big, burlE negro burglar who was shot and Killed while burglar i2ing the commissaly Of the Bluff City Lumber Company on West Fourth avenue on the morning of November ,, and whose body vas held at the undertaking shop Of the Ho!derness- Fitzhueh Company for several days in an effort to identity it. has been iden- tified through Investigations made 5y Attorney T. IIavis Nixon Of this city. He is believed to have been Ed Jen- ainss and was known to be acquaint' ed With negroes known as Chamey or Nellie Williams, who is supposed to be ill TeNarkana.
 Among the articles found ill the dead negro.s pockets were three yall,- able l4 smith and Wesson reyolyers, some trinnets and two receipts for money orders. All of these were turn ed oyer to Coroner R. D. McGaughy by the police. The two postoffice mon- Cs okl CNSiptto HNIS SoifCAi LC Alt torney Nixon and he inspected them and found that they had been issued to the aegro at Stephens, Ark, on October 30, and at Clarendon, Ark, on November l, the day previous to the negro's tragic death here. The at torney wrote to the postmasters at in, 1ooh instance they stated that the number of the receipt correspOnded with the name of Ed Jennings, the sender of the money orders. At Clarendon $4 was sent by him to Chamey Williams at TeXarkana. and at Stephens S5 to Nellie Williams, believed to be the same woman, at TeXarkana.
 This practically identifies the negro burglar who was killed by Night Watchman Wiley Goode while bur- glar1zing the commissary, and after he declared that he would not "sur- render to no white man. Goode de- clares that Jennings was accompanied by pal in the store, when he dis covered him there, but that the other man escaped through rear window of the building, while the night watch man was trying to prevent Jennings from leaving the building from the front door. Goode had already fired at Jennings and when he ran to the front door he found his man lying in the doorway cold in death. The ac- complice of Jennings escaped i'll the meantime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

said the witness ''heins across tne aisle, DuL.aney was practically a da 3ls- mate. The first time talked to him vas ill T restaurant on Main st,cet. ] asked him at dinner tn support the bilj, for l thought t was the life of young companies. He said he could not support il, as his people wero against it and 1 think lie mentioned his brother This was between the time l made the motion and when 1t was referred to committee The bill was in the house March 17, t905. DuIaney said to me that the bill was an outcome of q lawsuit at Camden and it was not just
 On cross examination he swore the
 Continued on Page Four)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13

Mrs. .. 2 I,irs and children have \ returned frotn 6 visit ot several days fQ Mir. and Mrs. j. A. Wooten at South Bend, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13

Mrs. Al q. Field and daughter, Miss Pearl Field, of Columbus, Ohio, will arrive in the city Saturday with Al C. Field, and will be the guests Of Meyer Solnson at his home on West Barraaue street while in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13

Senator H. K Toney and Represen- tariye Alex H. Rowell returned last night from Little Rock, where they testified at the hearing of Dulaney, one of the accused bribe takers in the recent boodling during the last legis- lature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
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h tho general prosperity Of our country by having steady work and better wages than ever deGoro- what are you doing with your share.
 Prudent workmen are making hay while the sun shines '-tAey're build ing bank account at our Savings Department while times arc prosper ous-getting 9 per cent interest ou their money.
 Why not ioiN LhemG ;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
ODD FELLOWS
 TO HAVE WARD

At meeting of Jefferson lodge No 224, I. c. 0. r., held last night at their hali. the members decided to equip d ward in th. new hospital to be erected by the Ladies Hospital and Benevolent Association. Five hun 1red dollars Eill De donated for that purpos4 A committee composed Of I. Reinbarser, J. C Isierschspiel and Dr. G. S Porter, was appointed to make arrangements for the apartment in the rew building =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13
Say It Gently But ForciblN

When asked who made that stylish and well fitting garment for you 'Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citi-
 zens bank, Second avenue, cornG
 Pine street, makes all my good clothes"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13

!Atter1ley s. M. Taylor has returned from Little Rock, where he transacted legal business in the Federal courtI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-13

G. A. Franklin of Wilmot is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-09-20
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NEyT P.u, qonmsRul cRENcE
lInOo
Delegates to The Hague Adopt Reso-
luton ConcernirrA

The Hague. Sept 20.--Ail tss. heads
|of the various delegations present at
the International peace conference met
during the day -lnder the presidency
|of M. Nelidoff and unanimously adopt
ed the following resolution In regard
to the convening Of future confer
onces:
THE conference recommends to the
powers the convocation of third con.
ference within period similar to that
which elapsed between the former
conferences, leaving the exact date to
he fixed by common accord OF the
powers The conference calls the at
tention of the powers to the necessity
OF having the work OF the conference
prepared sufficient time before its
meeting SO that its deliberations may
be taken with the indispensable au-
thority and rapidity-
ITO attain this object the confer
ence thinks 1t very desirabl0 that
about two years before the probable
date of convocation a preparatory
committee be entrusted by the gov
ernments with the collection of the
different propositions to be submitted
to the conference and the gathering Of
matters susceptible of being embodied
In international regulations and that
1.-THE committee prepare programme
about which the governments will
agree early enough to have 1t earnest
| ly started in each country. The con-
ference recommends that this COM
Imittee be also entrusted to propose a
system Of organization and procedure
Tor the conference"
The resolution will be submitted
for approval to the plenary session to
be held Sept. 21.