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JEFF AND "COIN'
 TO GO STUMPING G
Arkansas Statesmen Will Make 'Rome Howl" During the Coming National Campai.n-To Speak in Interest of Democracy.

New York. May PA (. White of Little Rock comes to New lofk with the somewhat puzzlinS statement tha1 Senator Jeff. Davis and sColn Harvey are going to take the stump this fall in behalf of the Democratic party. if Bryan is not the head of the ticket MT. White. who is an attorney and a guest of the Hotel Astor, says he knows what he is talking about.
 Eastern people don't seem to know Ibut Arkansas has been sheltering w. H. Harvey, better known as "Coln' the man who was a leader in the l6 to 1 moye," said MT. White. Harvey made enough money out Of the DOCKS ho wrote on the silver question 10 buv up a section of Benton county and has settled down on an estate building a railroad to his home, dis Itance of some six miles from the nearest main line connection.
 In the seclusion of his country place Harvey has been consulting Witt Senator Davis. I think he is responsi
 ble for many of the efforts of ou
 fire-eating senator. Harvey is agalns EBrvan, and We have it down our wa, that inc senator and Harvey VII
 shring some new reform on the publi IiftRryan is not nominated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13
A F. BAEDER DIES
 ............ AT ALTHEIMER

A. r. Baeder, Il years old, well known merchant of Altheimer, this county. died yesterday evening at his home at Altheimer, ,~eHis remains will be brought to this city. but no definite announcement has been made of the hour of funeral. The body will be shipped here probably today by Ralph Robinson, the local undertaken, who will have the funeral ill charge MT. Baeder leaves three daughters Mrs. Holden. Mrs. Busby and Mrs Harrimon at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

H. $. Danders of Louisiana is Ill the city visiting his sister, Mrs, u. J: h. CaldWelL-.--~-''
 Rabbi E. Frisch left this morning for fhe East on business mlssloh. He will return about ten days Mrs w. l.. Dewoody has gone to Hot Springs. where she will vlslt her hrotber w s. Sorrells. and family for T few weelsss.----..-, '''s>,
 Mrs D. A. Kendall and Mrs. Lee FOX have gone to Hot springs where they will attend the big baptlst convention. ,~< t--4Reyerend w. X rPendergrass anu aauehter Miss Gertrude Pendergrass' will arrive in the city today rom Cabot. Ark to spend a few days as auests of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Fender grass or ~WFat.rlut-street. W - - '-
 Louis Roth has gone to Ne" lorA with Mrs Roth, who has been visiting in St. Louis, and they will attend tht
 commencement exercises of large
 college there, where their daughter
 Miss Idahila. will graduate this this year
 W. L. Dewoody, J. w. Jones, JsSt.
 Caldwell, D. A Kendall and 5. Gels reiter have gone to Little Rock an Hot Springs, where they Will lhVit the Bankers and Pharmacists, who ar holding their annual meetings lhere to meet in Pine Bluff next year
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FOR RENT BY \. T. ROBERTS X
 SON, 113 MAIN STREE

Two-story S-room house, No. 627 East Third avenue, fine location for boarding house, city water; s20
 SiX-room house, No. 625 East Third avenue, city water; $15. Three-room house No. 214 Louisiana street, city water; S10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13
COTTAGE FOR RENT.

Desirably located cottage for rent, at 715 South Texas street; rooms, front and rear porch, shade trees in back and front yard Good neighbor- hood. Apply
 A. MICHELLETTI & CO.,, 3-6-6t 320 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

Constipation causes headache, naa- sea. dizziness. languor, heart paipl- tatjon. Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken the bowels and don't cure Doan's Regulets act gently and cure constination. ? cents. Ask your druggist No
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13
Salesman Wanted-Sell retal

Salesman Wanted-Sell retail trade, your locality, $65 per month and expenses to start or commission. Experience unnecessary. Hermlns- ao,, c;aor co Toledo O. 5-9-6t For Rent-Two rooms, bedroom and dining room. Furniture for sale Only used two months. lmmeulale
 possession 501 West Fourth street 5-9-6t
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LOCkET LOST.

This locket was lost either between
 Southern Grocer Company and the Hotel Jefferson or between the hotel and the depot Finder return to room 2, Masonic Temple, and receive re- ward. 5-9-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

LA ride on an up-tO-date Figure
 Eight is d supreme delight. The one at Forest Park "opens May 1sth) com
 pareS 1a,orably with any in the coun- try.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

Nothing can be more enjoyable than a new and clear cut series Of motion picture plays. The "Air Dome" for- est Park "Opens May 1sth) promises tho best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

Make the young lady selling tickets for "Paiace of Mysteries" at Forest Park. hustle. She can't kick. See the joke. No! We'll wait.
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NOTICE.

We beg to notify the public that MT. F. F. Bell is no longer connected With this company in any capacity. Very respectfully,
 PINE BLUFF TELEPHONE co. 5-12-3t
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Don't let the baby suffer from ec- zema. sores or any itching Of the skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children All druggists sell it, @
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

.1ust like new are your sh'ftS' collars and cuffs when the American r,vcoIsior Laundry does your work.
 Had dyspepsia or indigestion TOT ,.o,rs No appetite, and what dld ca. distressed me terribly. Hnrdock Mo'o Nfffers- cured me. '--J. H, Walker '''' ol,i. - -lD
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---Foster Ball-Theatorium this Reek.
 See Foster Ball, Theatroium; nov .ns pictures-this week.
 X word to the wise Is enough
 ouoooee aou, 3-15-tf Give the -EAcelsloi Laundry your Wofk
 Two furnished rooms for llSht housekeeping. 622 Walnut street d-3-Gt
 If we don't get your laundry tel anhone us aud courteous drlVef Will call. American Excelsior Laundry. -4The weather man says we Will have showers today with warmer weather.
 Lovers of the spectacular will d" well to see the Swiss Alps at the t.palacc of Mysteries Forest rarh' Opens May 18th.
 successful cook cooks "lth Success Flour. o-A' -''
 The rush of scenery, the rattle any jar are all introduced in "Ha't' Pouring Car"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

FOR SALE-Tomato, cabbage and all other kinds of vegetable plants. Apply to Pic Merl" Old phone S13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13
Point 10 Any Beef

in this market and it will be superior to the ordinary kind by a good deal. We do not carry two gfaaes-"''' 1ol the expert and the other for the inexperienced buyer.
 All our meats are the choicest we can procure. That ins,lnes you good meat whether you come III person or send for it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

Willis CondTay has been named as ,iIy sanitarian to succeed o'h0e''' -,,,.in resigned. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

zsfjd5nf1 Sheriff Jesse Smith mas ..(r covered from his recent inlufles' .usrafnea ;u q runaway. and is out on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

"A. ]. Singleterry, negro, Was ..l.,,.,d on frial in the Jefferson circuit court yesterday on a charge of bribery lie was formerly a school director Ill tho count1v districts of this county
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

(0penS May 1Sth has c"htrat''u ""' ,hc best film agencies in the country. That means fine programs this s"'h- nler.
 Will Cole, a negro, charged With assault with intent to kill, Was yes fcrday permitted to plead guilty 'o a charea of aggravated assault ana was fined $50 by Judge Grace in the l ! Jefferson circuit court.
 .One good turn deserves another .,J eve all have ups and downs III this yorla' can be understood max ;,. after :, ride on the RaZzle- -i'azzlr Forest Park. "Opens Nay 'sti.)
 The messengers who will repre- sent Pine Bluff churches at the DE Raptist convention in Hot Springs thls week are: Rev Ross Moore Rev .'' 2 Rogers. G. II. GammiH, Charles Haycock and II. C. FOX
 Never can tell when youIl hash finger or suffer cut brnlse, oufi or scala Be prepared. Dr Thomas Eclectrjc Oil instantly relieves Ih' pain-quickly cures the wound. Vf
 The police are working on east that may lead to the arrest of tnfe' hiehvavmen, who white man WhoS' [ name could not be learned, but "h' says he is from Clio, says held hil' t ,,p Monday night on State street. be tween Third and Fourth avenues ah' robbed him of $3o. all the money Il h,1 in his D0ssession at that time.
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The Air Domc at Forest Park opens May 1sth) has contracted "'' ,br best film agencies in the country. That means fine programs thi> sum-
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II. B. Danders of Louisiana is Ill the citv visiting his sister, Mrs J. L.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
4 GIRL BEHE4DED.
Execution of the Daughter of the
Manor of Freiberg.

Freiberg Saxony. July 22-Grete Beier eighteen
beheaded last night time between dark and
dawn, for the murder Of the man whom she was
engaged be married. The executioner of the
girl reached the city last night. He carried box
containing the axe with which he did his work and
handbag with suit Of evening clothes. The
wearing of this garb is official requirement. The
preparations for the execution at the prison had
been completed. and the did his work quickly
and privately and departed from Freiberg as
quietly he came He sent here from Dres-
den and is said to be a butcher who performs this
service for the state at a regular fee
The personality of this girl and her carefully ar
ranged murder of her hance. civil engineer named
Preffier, attracted widespread attention. At her
trial she admitted with the simplicity that
she visited Preffier's house evening gave him
cyanide of potassium in drink she mixed for him.
and then shot him with his own revolver She
then dropped the weapon at the dead mans side
placed a forged will in her favor on his desk
and note of goodby. also forged saying that he
feared TO lose her love through the revelation of
iason In addition these papers the girl also left
behind package of forged letters purporting TO
come from woman in Italy accusing Preffier OF
desertion and threatening to tell Crete everything
These forgeries deceived the police and coroner.
Crete fell under suspicion about month after the
crime through love letter which she wrote hint
ing at what she had done. The letter found on
a man who was arrested for misdemeapOr.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
COMPLAINTS OF COLON CITIZENS.
Representative Sent Here to Lay Plea Be-
fore Administration

Colon, July 22.-The Citizens League. of Colon,
the time of Secretary Taft's recent visit here.
addressed a petition to President Roosevelt direct.
copies of which submitted TO Secretary Taft
and President Amador. complaining behalf of
lease holders and property owners of alleged in
consistent and unjust acts the part OF the
American sanitary and municipal engineering Of
hcials, whereby citizens compelled first to
raise and then TO lower buildings. I'LL in lots and
do other work at great expense, which, under the
terms of the treaty Panama and the United States
should bear. They also complained of being com
PEELED to make permanent improvements on prop
erty title rested solely in the Panama Nail
road Company.
As result of the petition "a committee has been
appointed look into the alleged grievances. but
II is composed OF the heads of departments against
whose acts the citizens complain The league,
however has held mass meeting. at which II was
decided TO ask for the appointment OF 4 mixed
commission to investigate the grievances. as pro-
vided by OF the treaty between the United
States and Panama. The league is engaged
in preparing evidence TO be submitted to President
Roosevelt representative of the league sailed
for New York yesterday the steamer Allianca.
purpose OF comforting with the adrhinistra-
ton at Washington this subject
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
VI. DE REUS EXPELLED.
Castro Sends Passport to the Neither
lands Minister.

Caracas. July q (via Port of Spain. Trinidad.
July 22)-President Castro has expelled ]. FL
de Reus. Minister OF The Netherlands. from
Venezuela The ministers passport was sent TO
him by Senior Paul. the Venezuelan Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. With it SefOr Paul wrote
letter in which he said:
In view of the opinions expressed in your pub
Iished letter of April g. President Castro. who
is intrusted with the guardianship of the na-
tional decorum, declares that you are incom-
petent serve friendly medium in the re-
Iations between this government and The Meth
erlands Consequently he sends you your pass
port, that you may leave Venezuela
Sefor Paul has sent another letter TO the
Foreign Minister of The Netherlands. in which
he says:
This Indispensable measure affects only NJ. De
Reus. IL will not alter the existing friendly
relations between Venezuela and The Neither
lands Venezuela desires TO cultivate these re-
latiOns. but through another intermediary. a
diplomat who would be messenger Of friend
ship and harmony.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
THE CRISIS In TURKEY
STERN MEASURES TAKEN.
Sultan May Make CONCESSIONS
Plans of the Rebels.

London. July 2s.-Details received here OF the
crisis which has arisen in Turkey through the
detection OF large section Of the army, OWING
10 its sympathy with the Young Turkish party.
are still somewhat obscure. but IL is evident that
the Sultan has been driven adopt strong
measures to meet the difficult situation The
crisis appears be the result OK general dis
satisfaction. A large body Of the sultan
troops in the Monastir district discontented with
their irregular pay. bad food and poor clothing.
have fallen under the influences of the Young
Turkey propaganda apd mutinied- The lead
ing features of the movement demand for
constitutional government and opposition to any
European interference In Macedonia. on tne
ground that 1t would mean the ultimate separa-
ton of Macedonia from the Ottoman Empire
AS II is admittedly hopeless TO expect tne
Sultan to grant parliamentary rule. the Young
Turkish demand is really for the abdication Oh
the SuItau to enable the establishment OF
constitutional form of government
The adherents of the Young Turkey faction
are scattered among all classes. tradesrnen anu
officials and the movement evidently is max
ing great headway, although at the present
time it lacks a strong leader In the last "eeh
MANY assassinations of officers under suspi-
cion of being informers or opposed to the fouhe
Turks have been reported from Macedonia
while Greek outrages against Bulgarians tend
to strengthen the reform movement, as tne buI-
garians are likely to make common cause WIN
the Young Turks.
The plans which the Sultan has adopted to
counteract the movement have been the whois-
sale promotion of officers in Constantinopie 10
prevent the contamination OF the garrison Win
reform ideas, the ordering of troops from Asia
Minor to quell mutinies and An sndea'of ~
negotiate with the ottoman Bank loan 10 pay
arrears to the troops
The Sultan hopes in this way to stem the au-
vance of the Young Turkey movement IN 'ie
army, while through the new Grand Vlzler' 0aiu
Pacba. who is reported to have dictatoriai pow
ers. he will probably. make some small cCfices-
sions. The Sultan desires to treat the Young
Turks with leniency, because tnat hhoNehieii'
helps him to oppose any encroachment OF the
powers in Macedonia.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna report the
arrest of Izzet Pacha, the Suitan's secretary
and a number of officers accused of plotting 10
force the Sultan to abdicate. These reports
however, unconfrmed.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
THE DISPUTE OF CHURCH AND STATE.
Bishop Orders Catholics Not to Bid for Lands
Sold Under the Separation Law.

Paris. July 22-The complications which havs
arisen from the devoiution of Church property
under the separation law have assumed a new
phase The Church has taken a bolder attitude
The accommodation Of all members OF parIia-
ment who voted for the separation measure and
blanket exconnunication Of all municipal councils
that may forbid religious professions fol-
lowed few days ago by a notification from Mon
signor Marty, Bishop Of Montauban. that any
Catholic purchasing Church property would suffer
accommodation This warning frightened pro-
spective buyers Of the fine chateau of Montaurioi.
and the property brought less than half its actual
value. The municipality has now brought suit
the legality Of the Bishops action Bishop
Marty arrived here recently from Rome and he
has openly espoused the formation OF a Catholic
union the members Of which will pledge them
selves to vote against candidates for parliament
who are known to be unfavorable to the interests
OF the Church.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
4 RISING FOR FREEDOM.
Turkish ReUolt the Outcome of Con-
gress IN Paris.

Paris July 22-The present insurrection IN
Macedonia under the leadership of the Young
Turks was said here to-day TO be the beginning
of the realization of the programme mapped out
by the congress held in Paris last fall by rep
resentatives of Macedonians. Bulgarians, Aida
Mans Armenians and Kurds, as we'll as the
Progressive Turks and Egyptians II was tnen
unanimously decided to organize for Joint action
to overthrow the present Turkish government
and to substitute liberal, constitutional form OF
government Armenians. Turks and Bulgarians
In America were represented at this congress by
delega ties.
An agreement was reached whereby each of
the races put aside its individual grievances TO
work for the common purpose. The supreme
aim is the elimination of Abdul Han1id. the
Sultan either by forcing his abdication or. IL
necessary by his assassination. After this IL Is
planned to wipe out the present corrupt govern
nent and establish a representative government.
based on Western models 1t is understood that
much money was raised TO this end, especially
in England and America From the United
States more than five thousand Armenians.
Turks and Greeks sent in contributions Prince
Fadah- ed Dine, a nephew of the Sultan, and
Ahmed-Riza, whose headquarters are in this
city are understood to be directing the move
ment.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
FLEET AGAIN At SEA.
Battleships Start for auckland
1dmirQE .Sperru's Thanks.

Honolulu. July 22.-The Atlantic battleship
fleet bade farewell to-day to the hospitable shores
of Hawaii, and at 2:30 p. the battleship Con-
necticut left her wharf and steamed outside of
the harbor entrance. where the fleet assembled
preparatory to weighing anchor at o'clock this
evening for Auckland. where it is >due Au-
gust S.
The Minnesota will not accompany the feet to-
night, but will remain in pore until the mail
steamer from San Francisco arrives and then
overtake the fleet before reaching Auckland. On
the of the departure Rear Admiral Sperry
returned formal thanks to the people of Hawaii
for their treatment of officers and men He said
l wish to express to the people of Honolulu
and Hawaii the sincere appreciation of officers
and for the kindly and courteous hospitality
extended throughout visit. The courteous
and fair treatment shown the enlisted is
especially gratifying. and cannot fail engender
pride in the uniform and add to the contentment
of the enlisted ones. producing a lasting and
beneficial effect the naval service.
The collier Craigvar. with coal fc- the fleet,
arrived this morning from Norfolk, Va, too late
to be of service here.
Copies of fleet editions OF the Melbourne
(Australia) newspapers were received to-day
the steamship Aorangi and distributed among the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23


dent of the Navy League and chairman OF the
visitors to the Naval Academy. The conference
included no less than ten rear admirals of the
navy and a host OF officers from the grade of
captain and below Army officers from Fort
Adams and Fort Greble also were invited to the
conference. The officers appauded the Presl-
dents aggressive naval address almost con-
tinuousy
Landing at the War College pier, the Presi-
dent spent the entire time he was here on the
naval island. Residents OF Newport hoped that
he might find time to over to the city. but
the Presidents mission one of an official
character. and he did not deviate from the pro-
gramme arranged He met at the pier by
Rear Admiral Merrell. president OF the WAr
College; by Captain Fullam. commandant of the
training station. and by the staffs of the COL
lege and station in full dress uniform The bat
talon of apprentice seamen quartered on the
three days to three months was drawn up at
attention along the waterfront. The President
inquired to the manner of training the men.
and a few minutes later. when the battalion
passed in review before him and the more ad-
vanced men gave setting up and semaphore
drill the President expressed himself in terms of
unmeasured praise at the quick progress made in
training green men.
PRESIDENT PRAISES BATTALION.
To Admiral Merrell to Captain Fuliam, and to
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
ANOTHER CASTRO VICTIM.
Senor Mercado, Expelled from ZEN
ezueld, ArriUes Here.

Senior Mercado. another victim OF the dictatoriaI
policy Of President Castro OF Venezuela. arrived
in this city yesterday the steamer Zuia from
Puerto Cabello. Without warning OF explanation
Castro Issued decree July II expeIling SeTor
Mercado. who is a Spanard. AN undesirable
foreigner" He said his arrival here that he
not yet certain why he had been expelled.
that he had not ueddled in the politics OF tho
country committed any offence
On the day the order of expulsion issued
sehor Mercado was arrested in Caracas and taken
TO the Prefecture Of Police, where the order from
Castro read TO him He said IL forth no
reasons for the expulsion Sehor Nercado was de-
tanned prisoner until the following day. when
the officials placed him train bound for Puerto
Cabello. in charge Of policeman When the Zulia
arrived at that port Senor Mercado ordered
to board her and leave the country Several years
Sehor Mercado built several docks for the
Venezuelan government, and IL from one of
these that he boarded the steamer.
Seior Mercado sailed with only the clothes he
wore but his family who believed that he had
gone to Curacao several trunks 70 that island
for him. These ne received when the steamer
touched there.