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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas Ecectuc OH for such emer- genees. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts. (4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

4 healthy man is king in his own right; an unhealthy man is an unhap- py slave. RurdOck Blood Bitters builds up sound health-keeps you we'll I)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
Ladies

who suffer from inflammation of the womanly organs, should be careful that they do not allow the nflam- nation to spread take fast hold since serious dis ease might result requiring possibly, an operation.
 Pain is one of the first signs of inflammation, and when 1t remains constant, in the back, side, hips, head, or comes back every month, your trouble is nearly certain to be inflammation, and needs prompt treatment, with Wine of Cardui.
 The great popular success of Cardui, during the past half century, tells volumes to it's merit for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

Just like mother used to make; When she would chance to bake
 With Success flour. 3.15-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11

ready open from Monroe to Hamburg, and is being operated for both freight and passenger traffic. No change is contemplated in the line between Hamburg and Monticello, but from Monticello to Pine Bluff the total mile age is cut down from 50 to 45.2 miles. The change begins a mile northeast of Monticello, where the new survey leaves the route, and continues to a point about six miles north of the vil- lage of Ladd, in Lincoln county, where the old survey is again inteI- sected. There is no radical change iR the route and the same general sec tion of the country will be served, the neW survey simply being Q few miles to the west of the old.
 The road is to cost upwards of $22,- GOO per mile The branch from Rolfe Junction to Crossett will be about five miles long.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11

have taken orders from business men to carry the advertisements for one month and then would raise them to two, three or six months. It is this alleged changing of contracts that
 caused Wilgus' arrest
 Wilgus, who was arraigned in Jus
 tice Ramsey's court Saturday, stated
 that he did not understand why he
 had been arrested for forgery, as the
 only trouble was that he and Miller
 had some difficulty in regard to the
 payment of the commissions due. He said that Friday night Miller refused to settle witb him on the basis that he understood was their contract. and he intended to go to Fort Smith Sat urday morning when placed under ar rest. Wilgus furthe-' admitted that he raised the contracts as charged. but it was only when the advertiser stated that he would Sake the space for one month and might continue to carry it for two, three or six months. but that
 on none of these raised contracts did he attempt to collect commission from Miller for more than one month. His trial is set for next Monday.
 Wilgus was formerly circulation manager of the News-Record of Fort Smith, coming from that place to Lit tile Rock something over year ago,
 then going to Lima, Ohio, where lie |spent the most of the past year. re- turning to Little Rock about two
 months ago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
LOCAL CITIZEN
 WAS BUNC0ED

Trouble seems to be coming thick and fast for E. l.. Wig,ts. the adyer- Using solicitor who Was arrested Sat urday on the complaint of H. J. Miller, who charged him with forgery. He was committed to the county jail and will be given a trial before Justice Ramsey this afternoon, says the Little Rock Democrat.
 Now comes P. NJ. Bridges of Pine Bluff who is very anxious to find the whereabouts of Wilgus, who he claims buncoed him Gut of a sum of money by means of a bogus check
 According to Bridges, statement, Wilgus was in Pine Bluff a few days ago, and claiming to be short of funds, persuaded Mr. Bridges to, cash his per sonal check on the First National Bank of Fort Smith; MT. .iBridges sent the check to Fort Smith for collection, ard in a few. days it was returned to him unpaid. with the statement from the bank that Wilgus had no account with the bank. At the slime of the cashing of the check at Pine Bluff, Bridges claims that Wilgus represent ed that he was coming to Little Rock to go to work for the Democrat
 Wilgus is an advertising solicitor who has been engaged for the past ten days in soliciting advertisements for q business directory to be run in the columns of the Daily News, and ac- cording to the complaint, is alleged to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
BUILD BRANCH
 TO CR0SSETT
State Board of Railroad Incorporation Allows Arkansas Louisiana and Gulf Rail way to Change Plans From Monticello to Pine Blu if

A meeting of the State Board of Railroad Incorporation was held yes terday at the State House, at which E. G. Hammock appeared in the in terests of the Arkansas, Louisiana X Gulf Railway Company, asking that the company be allowed to change it's plans materially, as to the route from Monticello to Pine Bluff, and also that it be given the privilege of build ing a line from Rolfe Junction to Crossett, where it will connect with the Rock Island. It was shown that the changes in the plan still kept the total mileage within the limit of 135 miles, and the company asked that they be allowed to make the changes without increasing their capital stock. The request was granted by the board
 The A., L. & G. is to extend from Monroe, Louisiana, to Pine Bluff, Via Hamburg and Monticello. It is al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11

calling on the governor to declare martial law ill the mining district so the strikers can be disavmcd, and where the leaders are giving advice that is inclined to be ill0ammatory they can be deported from the state or locked up in jail.
 The men who were injured in the shooting are progressing nicely at St. Nincent's Hospital except Robert Sig mon. who was wounded in the abdo- men and will probably die before night.
 lie is a laborer and fell at the first yolleH. In addition to the First Rcsi- ment, Alabama National Guard the Third Battalion Of the Third Regiment is on duty in the strike zone.
 Several mines were started up to- day.
 The shooting occurred at about , o'clock Sunday morning. A train bearing ;t number of strikebreakers dllU SOluItIS " dS III tlt llllO Ds oti lhius miners at BlocktOn. Conductor ]. T. Collins, Deputy Sheriff o. T. Dent and Willard Howell a non-union miner, were killed.
 Major F. II. Dodge, superintendent of safety of the miues; F. E. Cox, superintendent A. F, Cross. chief clerk Deputies H. C. Johnson, \. C. Bryant and !. B. Cornet and N. II McAuley and NJ. A. Pearson, soldiers, we're all more or less injured b." flying bullets A G. MHer and Robert Sig mon. both non-llnion miners, were also ! seriously wounded.
 An obstruction was placed On tht track. and when the engineer failed tC stop the train the strikers fired into it. Several volleys were fired before the train was finally out of range.
 The train sotpped at Blockton, and the dead and wounded were taken to Birmingham.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Henry George Jr.
 Visits ". J. Bryan

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Lincoln, Neb.. Aug. 10.--Henrv George Jr, who called on Bryan with Representative Clayton today, assured him that he had encountered an un- Hgistakable drift towards Democracy. X delegation of travelling men ard Eu- worth Leaguers also called Mayor Brown today issued a proclamation ceiling on citizens to decorate homes fcr notification day Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Richest Turk
 in Washington

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 New York, Aug. 10.-Mundii Bey, the Turkish consul here, today declared {. that Izzet Pasha, the richest and most unpopular official of the old regime in Turkey, is at the Turkish legation i1 Washington. Pasha escaped from Turkey carrying with him gold and jewels valued at $20,O0O 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Saratoga Sheriff
 Under Arrest

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Saratoga, Aug. l0.-Sheriff John Bradley of Saratoga county today was scgved with charges made to Cover nor Hughes by Walter Laidlaw, chair man of the anti-race track committee, of neglect of duty by failing to sup press the gambling at Saratoga Springs. His removal from office is asked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Attorney Baker
 Makes New Plea

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Cincinnati, Aug. 10.-Attorney Char les Baker for the creditors of the de- flnct O'Dell, stapley, Morhead and Bultman brokerage companies today addressed letter to Prosecutor Ruli- sen demanding that he proceed against thu proprietors of the companies un- der the criminal statutes. He de- c.ared them trustees of funds misap- pcopriated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
FIRE!

The insurance department of tha Pine Bluff Trust Company has been further strengthened by the addiNo1 of the nce-Washington," onA of the best and oldest "Old Line" df0 insurance companies in the United States. 'sf
 This agency writes all kinds ot In- surance, but none, however, except ip the very safest and strongest "Old Line" companies. No insurance is good h the absence Of a BURN, but in case of FIRE the BEST is the CHEAPEST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Will Harry Thaw
 Go to Pittsburg?

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York City, Aug. 1o.-Daniel oReilIy declared tonight that f Thaw gees to Pittsburg on August 2l for a meeting of his creditors, he will be a f!ec man, as there are no cxtFadition laws for insanity. He said he would ask the supreme court for d commits sion to take charge of ThaW.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Thaw 10 Keep Away
 From Pittsburg

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Poueh hkeepsie, Aug 10.-lt was Inarred today that an effort Of Thaw's creditors to get him into Plttsbu''g would be resisted by Charles Mors- chauser, his attorney. The latter would not talk. Thaw's eyes were tested today for glasses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Evelyn Fed Thaw
 in the Tombs

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 New York, Aug. 1O.-Samuel Lowen- stein, the caterer at the Tombs, today declared that Harry Thaw had refused to pay him for meals served while Thaw was prisoner and that there after Evelyn had brought meals to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
CITIZENS WANT
 MARTIAL LAW
Many Arrests at Birmingham Wholesale Slaughter of Officers, Soldiers and strkebreakers Arouses the People of Birmingham Who Call on Governor to Declare Matial Law

Birmingham, Aug. lu.-Alore than three dozen arrests have been made in connection with the shooting into t train bearing strike-breakers aud sol- diers near Blockton Sunday morning. In which three mon were killed and fifteen hurt
 NpSHoes and foreigners are being ar rested, and many are being taken to iail
 Many citizens ot Bi@mn4haM are
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Big Trees of
 fine West Doomed

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Stockton, Calf, Aug. 10-Forest fires have attacked the famous grove of big trees in Calaveras county, and it is feared that the whole grove will le destroyed. Several millions of dol lars have already been lost in the fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
I errible Wreck
 at Piqua Ohio

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Piqua, O., Aug 10.-Three persons were killed and 25 were injured in collision of interurban cars near here, as the result of a misunderstanding Of orders. The dead are all from Piqua. THo injured were brought here in autos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
500 Operators
 Strike in Louisiana

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New Orleans, La, Aug. S.-Five hundred operatives in the Lanes Ma e,rnis cotton mills struck this after noon when the company announced a cut in wages on account of stagnant business conditions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Thomas hisgen at
 Indianapolis on 30th

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Springfield, Mass, Aug. 1o.-Thomas l'iseen, the Independence party presi- dcl:tial candidate, will open his vest err campaign in Indianapolis August % al the Indiana State convention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Rapid Flight in
 an Aeroplano

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Lemans, Aug. 10.-Wilbur Wright the Dayton, Ohio, aeroplanist, flew .24 miles shortly before dark in one min ute and 45 seconds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Mock Marriage
 to be AnnuIIed

Hearst News Special 10 the Graphic.
 Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. 1O.-Martin Maloney, the millionaire papal mar- G,ise, today denied that his daughter w3s to wed Samuel Clarkson, the English clubman with whom she elop- ed. He admitted that he would ask an annulment of her alleged mock marriage with Arthur Osbourne. |
 Rev. F. E. Kennedy of Monticello who has been the guest of Rev. pr. Norris, left yesterday for St. Louis.
 c. Phil Waters Of Little Rock Taa iii the city Monday. A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Discharged and
 Then Rearrested

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Cincinnati Aug. 10.-After being dis charged in the United States court on a Chicago warrant charging them with operating lottery, George stapele1 a~i John APayne were re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
On an Auto Trip
 Through the South

Hearst News Special 10 the Graphic.
 Cincinnati, Aug. 1D.-Mrs. Augustus EiSen and Miss Florence Hayes arriv- ed on an auto tour from New York today. They left for trip through the South 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11

arrested by the United States com Missioner and were charged with fraud. They were held to the grand jury on a Sl0,000 bond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11

Mrs. D. R. FoIes and little lau@a- ter, Barbara. hava returned from d visit with Mrs. F6Nes' parents in Pine Bluff ff.--7Gszette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11
Airship According
 10 Edison's Plans

Hearst News Special to tAa Graphic
 Orange, N. J., Aug. 1O.-Henri Far man will build an airship on lines suggested by Thomas Edison that is expected to be marvel of aerial navi- cation. Edison presented a penciled sketch which Farman said contained the best idea yet developed,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-11

E. J. Bloom, Ben Franklin, Sam solmson. Stanley Dreyfus and Milford Dreyfus spent Sunday ia Little Rock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
a. Eniayable Dance.

Complimentary to Miss Sue Watson
and guest, Miss Pauline Dickinson,
who are here from Dwight School, En-
gleWood IN. j.. for the Christmas -loll-
days, AIRS o. Nv. Watson and Misses
ia and Llcy watson entertained
about one hundred guests at dance
Tues as evening at Fairnront Farms
The danesns began; at nine o'clock and
continsied Until after midnight and a
propran rnie OF sixteen dances was de-
iightfuity carried out, an orchestra
rom Adorgantown furnishing the mu-
sic fol the daneersS The barn where
5ne dance was held was hung with
holly l1istletoe ana other Christmas
Green's and presented a very attrac-
tive appearance. During the evening
delicious refreshments We're served.
4 special car conveyed the young
folis 70 and feom the dance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
Neu' Secretary
a. E. ARNOLD, OF ILLINOIS, WILL
SUCCEED THE LATE W. c.
sHAFTER.

WHEELING, Dec. 3o.-A. E. Arnold,
CT Wheaton, H., was elected general
secretary of the West Virginia sua-
Gay School Association at the annual
meeting of the executive committee o,
the association which was held at the
stratford Springs Hotel Tuesday even.
ing. This appointment is for the unex.
rited term Of the late w. c. shafer
which expires in April. when the an.
nual convention of the association is
held in Elkins.
MIR. Arnold has been for 121k years
field worker in Illinois. His selection
was unanimous. He will likely enter
upon his duties about February. 1s..
Miss Hart continues as office secre,
tary.
Subscribe for the West virsmAa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
QUAKER CITY
MOTOR CLUB
WILL MAKE THIRD ANNUAL. EN-.
DURANGO RUN ON FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY.
(By S. W. Press AssocLation. ]

10y .. w. Press Association
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3o-Througn
the picturesque schuylklR valley ana
over the Pennsylvania mountains. a
distance of nearly 500 miles, the con.
testants in the third annual endura ne..
run of the Quaker City Motor Club
win travel on Friday and Saturday.
The route is from this city to wilkes
PARE and return. and the run viii
doubtless be one OF the most import.
ant events Of its kind ever held IN
this country. Motorists all over the
United States win be Interested in
the affair. since 1t will afford a thor.
'o"gh test OF the leading makes of
cars.
There win be two classes in the
run a and B. The former will con.
sist of touring cars; the latter will.bc
limited to runabouts and tourabouts.
The division permits fair test ana
does not impose on smaller car the
unjust handicap OF competing against
a bigger one.
The MacDonald & Campbell Cup
win be the prize in the firstnamed ai.
vision, the winner this time To be.
come the permanent owner of the
trophy. For the other class a silver
cup viii be offered by the quaker
City Motor Club, the promoting organ
faatfon.
The course to Wilkes-Barre and re.
turn has been carefully mapped out by
a committee Of experts. and the se,
lection undoubtedly represents the
most practicable road between the
points. But even at that It viii be 4
severe test espec tally should any
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30

green, while for the 1lonr covering
$500 yards Of "a specially wure,a
bronze-coIored dabr1c have, been used
instead OF the tawdry denim usually
employed In exhibitions OF this char
acter. The tables, countew, paiinx
and furniture are a rich dark green
in color, while the signs dIspla54r,E
the name of.eaHn car ,exhIbstor3ars
Of white, with gold letters and mould
ing and green Shading. They aza
made OF compo-board fus4sal at old
CLOTH. while the accessory 1mDTSse
have in addition a special snk Eald-
fringed banner suspended hu,n =
standard, calling attention To their
space. In fact. the palace is so after
ed and transformer that lis 49, 4
patron will hardly recognize II.
Another important Improvement Ia
connection with the alteration IN Ssse
Palace is the installation or mn ssI,-
to.date restaurant and -sats on M
third floor. This year the rafe has
been transformed into reprpdacti6S1aSI
Of an old English Inn. 1T ,Eas 1t sra
intended to build a German vine Ell
lar. but in order to Ilarmnnlae. Win
the prevailing style OF architescsture
the management decided to change q
into a room modelled after the IN
terror of famous Kentiaa IN. no
this end a stone wan effect dIvides
the room from the main exhsbttlun
hail, while I'D ehanaa1iera 7tugeaher
with antique pewter dishes ana IEEu;Er,
will lend Albright bit of color to tho
whole effect
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
snow be encountered.

But Wilkes-Barre provides an ex-
cellent terminus. for it is a town with
many good hotels, and has hustling
automobile club. that will welcome
the chance to entertain the visitors.
The cars that start out from the
Hotel Walton at Z o'ctock on the morn
ing Of the new year will have to carp
a f1xed number OF passengers. Tour
Ing cars with a capacity of seven will
rot be eligible TO compete with less
than four passengers IN the seats.
Touring cars with capacity OF Ave
passengers will also be compelled to
carry not less taan four. Tourabouts
may carry four passengers, and the
average weight Of each passenger
must not be less than 125 pounds.
The same rules that have govern
ed previous contests, and which have
been found to be SO satisfactory that
they have been copied In many other
cities, will govern this run. There
viii be the usual regulations as to
controls. observers, schedules, check,
ing stations. dtsquaItflcatfons, protests,
etc.
The cars will leave the Hotel Wal.
ten. Philadelphia, 2 a. m. New Years
and will proceed to wilkesBarre,
passing Quakertown, Allentown, Beth
lehem and Easton. From Easton the
Delaware river is followed through
the Water Gap to stroudsburg ther
to Mount Pocono and Bear Creek, and
down the famous Giant Despair Noun.
tnins to wikes-Barre. The frst
checking stataion is seTIersviIle, thir
ty-three mile run. The second is Al
lentown. Stroudsburg. the third
Wilkes-BaEre being the fourth ana
night control. Leaving wilkes.Barrt
the next morning on the return trip
TIE contestants ascend Giant Despair
the next objective point. the first
checking post being IIa2leton. Al
Reading. Pottstown and Norristow1
checkers viii be located. The ma
control and finish point will be at ths
Hotel Walton, Philadelphia. After
checking In at the finish the cars hay
Ing perfect road scores will undergo
q rigid mechanical examination by
the technical committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
Girls Captured AFTER Lonq Chase

sTEUBENVTLLE, O., Dec. so.-At.
Ter flight through three states, Miss.
e3 Anna Doagherty and Dora Sullivan,
Of Homestead. Pa, both under age.
gave themselves up to their fathers
lere yesterday afternoon. The gtr.s
left home three months ago. shortly
aftr their departure their fathers Sc.
ont after them. BY working at hotels
and restaurants the girls managed to
travel from place to place through
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Obs,
They narrowly escaped their parents
in sevTal places. Taey spent several
days in Wheeling. J. H. sullivan ana
w, B. Dougherty, the girls 4.4,her<.
followed them here and captured
them. They willingly returned home.
They said they wanted to see some OF
Che country
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
New Ysars pay Reeeptlonr.

The wonan's Club will keep open
house in the Masonic Assembly Hall
ON New Years Day from three-thirty
to I'VE and win receive the club mem
bnrs and their friends. The Domes-
tic Science Department with Mrs. e.
g. Jones as chairman will be hostesses
on this occasion. This reception is an
ttcipated as one Of the most delight
tul social events of the holiday season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30

rived last night lrom Fredonie. y. T..
and are gusts ol Dr. Jesse Janli on.
Jon Rlerpont eyenne Rev Jasnlspr
gNiN pertprIt elnuly.
Mrs yflcozs ard daughter miss Vera
sgIleox mother ana lister 81 iii. c:Ias+
ence Wilcox, arrived here on yestsr-
day as did also Adfss Julia Hood. Of
Toledo. Ohio and MISS Jessie Byers.
Of ste1benvllle: Ohio. both sehool.
mates Of aHss ATTnett and ali are be
ing entertained at this Arnett resi-.
dence Mrs. Terrence stewart. Of
Mor'gantown. Is also in the city for the
wedding.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
Invltations to Watch PartY.

InVttattons were issued to-day for a
syyatch Party TO be given at Para
disc Bungalow on New Years Eve.
Tbe inyitatEoR reads as follows:
~ Paradise
watch Party of twenty.
1908 to 1903.
For sChaperons.
1Ira. Ghas. =. Ward, Mrs. George T.
Eatsons Mrs. George w. Elem.
Ding, Mrs. A. T. Watson.
Eleht o'clock car leaving Faifmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
Failed To Appea,
DID PAUL COCHRAN AT HEARING
AND CONSTABLE WENT
AFTER HIM.

Constable John s, Walker made a
trip to Dakota mines last night to ar.
rest Paul Cochran who had been dis.
turbtng the peace at taat place, 1t is
said that Paul mad tmbibed too freely
and when he reached home he broke
down door to room in which Kath-
airline Konischo. a servant, was sleep
ing. The girl became frightened and
Cochran shot several times.
Tie girl swcre out the warrant be-
fore Justice T. W. Boydston lat even
ing.
The case wus to nave been heard
this morning but Cochran failed to ap-
pear.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-30
connor-Amnons.

Tuesday evening at the First Pres
byterian church in this city occurred
the marriage of Mr.. G. c. connor AMI
Miss Myrtle G. Ammons. The cere
n1ony was performed by Rev. H. G.
stoetzer Mr.. Conner Is an enploye
OF the Standard Oil Company and is
mt present located at Grtmthvflle, in
the Lincoln county field, while his
bride Is a popular young lady OF Amos
this county. After a short time spent
in this city they will 60 to Lincoln
county, where they viii reside.