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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04

away from school we scampered for
the house when big Jim cuffAS the
little boys about
In spring he showed us how TO
snare the squirrel and killed the biA
gest snakes that lived outdoors He
tested the swimming hole after every
flood. and picked the hedge thorn
from our feet Wild Strawberries
tasted better when he steered us 10
the patch. and i'm the hazel brush the
nuts and quails were ours alike He
never took the biggest bite of 2 vel
low May apple when we found bu
one. and when he opened an apple
pit out in the yard in winter time. and
pulled out apples one by one, the
redddest one was always ours.
But those days all have gone and
so has he, We deal with other men
round whom sweet memories doubt
less cling, but not for US.
We wonder If in the realm Ui
stars, men look back on acts OF
generous Impulse performed while
here and find sweet memories linked
with every deed of love with every
act Of justice inter-changed in the
world below. We wonder if the
transactions in the business world
viii seem but games of fox-and
geese or bites of yellow apples oil
the May. or swimming holes with
hedge thorns in the sand. And all
along there's chance for each to be
l-e older brother by doing kindly
deeds, for those our strength might
aid
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
KILLED HUSBAND
WITH A FLATIRON
Woman 81 Years Old Dis.
membered and Burned
Body In Back Yard.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 3.-Mrs
Madeline King was brought here to-
night from Port Orchard, where it is
alleged she killed her husba2d by
hitting him on the head with fat
iron. Mrs. King is 81 years old. The
mucder is alleged to have Been com
mitted week ago Monday.
According to neighboro. Mrs. King
said she killed her husband with a
flatiron when he was in drunken
condition and burned the body in the
back yard, after Remembering 1t.
He is said to have been a hard drink
er and spent all the proceeds of their
chicken ranch buying liquor.
She told a daughter and others that
when she came from town she found
her husband dead. after which she
dismembered and burned the body ac-
cording to a wish often expressed by
her husband
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
RAILROAD TRAFFIC
IS STILL TIED UP
Big Montana Floods Have De-
moralized the Movement
of All Trains.

BUTTE, Mont, June 3.-Trais SER
vice in Montana tonight is in a state
of Generalization unequalled in the
history of railroading in the north
west. The Northern Pacific and st.
Paul right of way west from Deer
Lodge resembles a long sea. In places
almost as far as the eye can reach
the tracks are hidden under wafer
or washed out, affording little chance
of any trains being gotten across the
break before Friday, and probably not
until next week
Hellgate and Missoula riye.s are
steadily rising as result OF heavy
rains falling all day today Butte to-
night is in darkness as a result of the
bursting of Whites dam below the
city, flooding the power plant. a
Two lives were lost in northern.
Montana this afternoon, a rancAer and
his wife drowning in the high water.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
ASSESSMENT ROLL
WORK IS STARTED
Little Property Outstanding
That Has Not Been Listed
for Taxes This Year.
Especial to the Review

TOMBSTONE, June 3.-Monday
closed the time in which TO return
voluntary assessments to the county
assessor and those who have failed
to so list thet- property will find
themselves assessed with a valuation
and list of property as has been made
out by the assessor or his deputy.
The work of making up the assess
ment rolls for the year 1908 was start
ed by c. H. Howe and his deputies
this mining and they hope to nave
the books completed in time to be
turned over to the board of super
yisors on the third Monday of this
month.
Assessor Howe stated that the
property valuations for the year
would reach between eighteen ana
nineteen million which will be a
falling off of the assessment of last
year. which was S2O,044 600. The re-
duction has been made by the ma
terial curtailment of the output Of the
mines for last year and the tact tnst
the slump in the metal market ma
terially affected the values of real es-
tate in~all of the mining cities of the
county. While as has been stated
Bisbee, Douglas and Tombstone this
year has been reduced, there has
been considerable new property list,
ed that was not on the rolls for last
year that mas helped to keep the
total up.
The territorial statutes provide that
property owners who have failed to
make voluntary returns of their prop
erty valuations shall not be exempt
from taxation, but a valuation shah
be placed on their prorertv by ~
assessor. who is not required nor
expected to visit the properly.
County Assessor Howe stated that
there was but very little property
now outstanding that mad not been
listed for taxes this year and he
thought that the mail of the next
few days would clear up the majority
of that outstanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
A RANK OUTSIDER
WON THE DERBY RACE
Italian Horse Simply Cantered
Home a Winner

LONDON. June "a rank out
slider, Signorinetta, owned by f
Ginisueln, held at 100 to l against
today defeated all the American,
British and French cracks and cap
tured the Derby. stakes, valued at
$4,000 soyereigns and the greateat
prize in the tEf world, The itanail
horse simply cantered home. winning
from the hot fayorites by two lengths.
A neck only divided the second horse
the Duke of PortIand's Primer, and
third, Barclay Walkers Llangwm.
Mercutio led to the mile post, when
August Belmout's Norman Third
dew TO the front The American
horse, however, going down hill, was
overhau1eG
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
EDNA'S MAMMA STUBBORN,
MCMILLAN MUST PRODUCE
Or There viii Be No Wedding
Bells June 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-The
mystery of Edna Goodrich's refusal
to mary ]. Harry Macmillan, Nevada
mining stock operator, has been clear
ed up. Heavy losses by her prospec-
tice son-in-iaw, due to the collapse Of
Rawhide mines, in which he was in
terested, it is now said, caused the
mother of Nat GcodwiH's former lead
ing woman 10 place her ban on the
wedding.
With businessHke firmness tae
parent of the actress insists that IN
less Macmillan is able to settle
enough money on the girl to assure
her future there will be no marriage
on June TO- as planned. Miss Good
Tich's mother intimates that her
daughter viii play another season
with Goodwin
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
TO CONTINUE INQUIRY
OF THE PAPER TRUST
Mann Committee viii Collect
Many Statistics,

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The wood
pulp aud print paper investigation
committee of the house, which pre-
scented o preliminary report to that
body several days ago, will continue
its investigations during the recess of
congress. 1t is the purpose OF Chair
man Mann to gather a grTT deal OF
statistical information from the cen
sus bureau and the department of
commerce and labor during The com
ing summer.
subcommittee also will be appoint
ed 10 visit pape. mills in different
sections of the country and take testi-
mony as to conditions prevailing at
them. and it is possible that the full
committee VIII hold a number OF
meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
WANTS FREEDOM.
ACQUITTED ON INSANITY

TACOMA, Wash, June Chester
Thompson, slayer of Judge George
Emory Mead last year, acquitted on
the ground of insanity, and taken be-
fore the superior court on a hearing as
to his present mental condition, was
today declared by a jury sane and
safe to be at large. The state filed
notice of appeal. and pending a hear
ing by the supreme court 1t is prob
able Thompson will remain in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
LOUISIANA FOR BRYAN.
NOT INSTRUCTED
Convention Simply Gave Him
Endorsement.

BATON ROGUE, La, June g.
Bryan tonight was endorsed for the
presidency by the Democratic STATE
convention. 1t decided, however, to
send the Louisiana delegation to
Denver uninstructed.
Both the Bryan resolution and the
decision to send the delegation unin.
structed were adopted unanimously
Previously q resolution instructing
the delegation TO vote for Bryan had
been Overwhelmingly voted down.
Louisiana will have eighteen dele
gates at Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
RUSSIAN WOMAN HANGED
FOR ASSASSINATION

rVOORENzH, June 3.-MlIe. Fevo-
verona, the woman who made an I'M
successful attempt to assassi nate Gen
eral Bibbikof, governor of this prov.
ince on May s, was hanged here 10,
day. She was 25 years old and was
formerly a school teacher.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
HOLDUP At RAWHIDE,
BEAT STAGE DRIVER
Gang of Eight Men and Two
Women, But They Got
Very Little.

RENO, New, June ga special 10
the Journal from Rawhide says a gang
of eight men and two women in a
series of holdups, coupled with an at
tempt at arson, robbed the Rawhide
hotel of $500, lining the occupants up
against the wall; held up two men In
a tent; help up and beat a stage
driver; robbed the Blue Gross drug
store; held up three othef men, Sc
curing small sums, and set fire to the
hotel to prevent being followed.
They escaped with something over
500, and took to the hills. The snss-
iff, with posse, aided by state po-
lice, is in pursuit.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
SMITHS RESIGNATION
ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Tae presi-
dent today accepted the resignation
of jackson Smith, member Of the
isthmus canal commission and man
ageT OF the department OF labor.
water and subsistence, with head
quarters at CIiebra.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
ROPER-MADISON.

Leslie Roper and Miss Dor. Ma5i-
son were lifted in marriage last
Tuesday night in this city a. the res
ideTce of Mrs. E " Newman on
Higgins Hill, A wedding supper was
given after the ceremony TO friends
OF the bride and groom. Both are
well known young people of the city
and have many friends and acquaint-
ances who wish them happiness.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
COLLEGE BASEBALL

AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z; BroWn,
At New Haven-Holy Cross I;
Yale 9.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04

Review Want Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-04

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Secretary Wright
 Wants Free Sugar

Hearst News special to Graphic
 Washington, Nov. Secretary Luke E Wright made plea for the free entry Of sugar from the Philip pines, declaring that the quantity oi sugar produced there would have no effect on the beet sugar industry A nuaher of beet sugar men appeared before the committee, opposing th" reduction in schedules. Secretary Wright said the beet sugar industry must increase from 440,000 to 3,100,- 900 tons before it will be affected by free Philippines sugar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Murder Farm
 Has 50 Victims

1I,arst News Special to Graphic
 LaPorte, Ind, Nov. i6.--.Aley IIel- sciein, ;a South Dakota farmer, whose brother, Andrew, was one of the mur- der farm victims o. Mrs. Belle Gun ness. today declared on the witness stand at tine trial of Ray Lamphere, that he believed Mrs. Guinness had murdered fifty men. He read letters received from Mrs. Guinness in which she asked him to sell his farm and coA,e to LaPorte to help in search for his brother. Tn letter she said she feared that crazy l.amphere who knows too much and is always open ing my mail"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Pine Bluff Trust Co.
Insurance and Real Estate
Department Of

A policy from our Insurance De- na,tment Is sure cure for all wor- ries. cares and doubts, that threaten agents 0. companies with limited as- sets.
 Our Companies are the largest and strongest Tn the world. and our agency is permanent one.
 4 purchase through our Real Es- tate Department will always be a satisfactory one.
 We can sell you a beautiful home for cash Or monthly payments.
 We have several building lots To- cated in different parts of the city which we are selling cheap.
 Talk with us before closing deal.
 We gre agents for number Of ac- ceptasle dwelling houses. located in desirable nelghborhoods, which we VIII ren. for . far psic< If you ars ;n need o; a nice house. ret us show ron what we have on our lsst
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
THREE-CENT RATE
 NOW PROHIBITED
Railroads Win Probabl. Ignore Com-
 missions Order In Freight Rate Case and Prosecutions Will Follow.

The order issued hy the Arkansas Railroad Commission. prohibiting the trunk lines of Arkana98 from cnforc- ing the three-cent passenger rate in this state went into effect at l2:01 o'clock Monday morning.
 The commission will probably fol- low the same course taken in tho freight rate controversy and order & hearing, To be held some time this week, at which the railroads will be asked to show cause why the com mission should not prosecute them for failure to comply with the order which went into effect this morning. The railroads will refuse to comply With the order, as they did in tho freight rate case, and 1t is generally understood that the commission will not accept the arguments Of the rall- roads at the hearing to be held. AS the result. it is thought suits similar ney Campbell Saturday against the Iron Mountain and Rock island for the failure of those roads to comply with the commissions order regard iLg freight rates, will be filed by the states attorneys Little Rock Ga Zettr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
ABE RUFF STRONGLY
 GUARDED IN COURT
Charges Made That He Was Involved in Sensational Shooting -Heney Will Live-Graft Detective Is sues Statement Saying the Attempted Assassina tion Was the Result of Plot

l One of my men heard 8 lawyer , for the defense remark after the shoot ing taat it served Heney right. He carried ;s gun which he had no right to do.
 More than 6 week ago received, {, letter warning me that an attempt woula be made upon my life and q ;, subsequent Investigation discovered several srait thugs iu hiding near nly' house. Several of mS operatives were pitt Oil guard and the thugs d.s- appeared
 We will use every means within car power to connect Haas with the 1GeG behind the scenes Haas was crafty, He evaded the questioning Wilh lii" hlalid statement, I was alone.
 "ResreltaJlr ;,s is this attempted murder, the investigation and prose ca;ion of all the crimes connected witk the gang oi srafters that have had Frisco at it's mercy for almost a dec- ade will go On without a moment of delay. This is the second attempt to stop it by cold-tlooded murder. This probably will not be the last But the people of San Francisco are aroused and Ruef Will go to the penitentiary to await the coming of his associates who will follow i'll quick succession.
 There have been repeated attempts to embroil the principals of the prose- cution and defense in a quarrel tha. would afford an opportunity for the hired thugs to do their dirty work of assassination.
 'EA-convictS, notorious criminals and crooks have dogged the footsteps of Heney day and night. Vile epithess that would arouse Tnurderous pas sion in the mind and heart of any man have been flung at him from the street corners with but one ayowed purpose. The same men have become known as irequenters of the court room, where their former chieftain ill carnivals of dirty crime and graft is waging the battle Of life to retain his desperate, failing hold upon his liberty"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
confesses, Tried,
 Given Ten Years

E3sarst News Special to Graphic.
 Chicago, Nov. 16.-Peter Van Wis singen, a wealthy real estate deaier. today voluntarily confessed that he had "wrongfully handled" $750,o0o Van vlissingen asked the judge ia session to take action and promised to plead guilty. He cited one instance of forging note for s4,5Oo and sail, his speculations may amount to Sl< 100000. District Attorney Barlou. brought the matter before the jury.
 Four hours after Van Vlissingens confession he had been indicted, tried convicted and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. He goes to Joliet tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Pekin Has It's
 Troubles Too

Heal st News Special to Graphic,
 Pellin, Nov. lG-Troops are in con- trol Of this town and all foreign le- gations are guarded to prevent trouble arising over the deaths of the emperor and empress Foreigners still believe Were runs on banks today and caused tp,jrteen native institutions to close.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Democrats Owe
 Campaign Bills

!ls99s4t News Special to Graphic.
 New York. Nov. l6.-"We did uot collect enough money to pay all ob- tied. regard them as personal obli- sations, said Norman F. Mack, chair man Of the Democratic National Com inlttee during the late campaign. II, said the total receipts were only $500 uon while the eXDeESes were cOnSid- erabiy more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Carried Money
 Away In Baskets

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Pittsburg, Nov. 16.--Baskets Were used to take away money from the Farmers Deposit Bank, which was footed of s3,ooo,oo0 according to the testimony of Henry Reiber, who was brought from the penitentiary to tes- tify in the case of Harry Silyerman, of Miller county. accused of conspir- acy to footing the bank. Reiber and John Young, officials of the bank, are already doing time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Athletics Off
 With John Bull

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 New York, Nov. l6.--All of the ath- letic relations between Great Britain this afternoon by the Amateur Ath- letic Union Of America, as q result of the disqualification for life of J. C.. Alexander by the British Athletic Union. Carpenter beat the British runner during the Marathon races but was disqualified
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Dr.. Recuperates
 After Hearing calve

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 New York. Nov. l6.--Mme. Emma Calye today sang William T. Bull. the famous physician, who is dying from cancer at Plaza Hotel, back from the brink of the grave After she fn- isl.ed singing the physician sat up in bed ten minutes and said: II am goin 5 to get we'll" He talked and laughe4 with his wife and declared he wod | prepare to go to Germany at once. where he could live quietly and re coVpr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
The Sank of Pine Bluffs .a
Rockefeller Earns
 \ Witness Fee

ll2tist News Special to Graphic.
 New York, Nov 16.---John D. Rocke- feller male $1.5o legally today by be- ing served with subpoena to appear for tho defense in the government suit to oust the Standard Oil f1a. with John D. Archhold and James N., Moffett, are to testify next week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17

san Francisco, Not. i6.-~AIthoug,! nearly three days have elapsed since francis J. Heuey was shot down iii tie court room by Morris Haas, who committed suicide in his eel! q. the county jail Saturday night, seven Vi!y- a'cians in attendance upon Heney agreed today that the long and aoX :. ious interval had developed not single nnfavorable symptom resultanJ from the bullet wound in his head.
 There is neithe. any fever nor indi cation Of blood poison. The patient s4as shown no unexpected loss Of strength and between periods Of long and refreshing sleep last night he asked for and was given a small portion of liquid nourshmen.
 There remains still the difficult and delicate task Of extracting the bullet which has been exactly located by means Of q series Of X-ray phote- sraphs. This may bc attempted some time today.
 When Abraham Ruet is brought from the county jail to the court room where Hcney was shot last Friday, three Wcll-known attorneys of San Francisco will answer ready" on be- half of the prosecution in the trial of the former political boss OH the charge ot bribing a supe. :isor in tue award oi the United Railways overhead trol- ley franchise. While the resumption ot the trial will test the community's s 'enlper and while the building and the immediate vicinity vii! undoubtedly be ,hronged, there is no expectation of any serious demonstration. By or der of Judge LaWlor, who is presiding, a strong guard in police uniform and plain clothes will guard the defendant and the officers of the court and will scan closely each spectator who is ad- nitted.
 Alleges It Is Kuei Plot.
 William J Burns. the graft detec- tive, has written the following regard
 
 ing the case;
 The attempted assassination oi Francis J. Heney was the result of a deliberate plot planned by Abe Rues and his high priests of graft and exc cuted by one of his most faithful fol- lowers.
 This fellow Haas planned the nlur- der weeks ago. I know this because lhe ex-convlct had been indulging in revolver practice at his home during all of last week. Tie incident ih the court room only contributed as an opportunity.
 "Hency's exposure oi his career in prison, when Haas attempted to force himself upon the former Ruef jury was made after the prosecution had given the veniremen every opportunity 10 retire safely.
 He had been agged on by Ruef and his cohorts and he needed but lit tie goading by the real murderers who pulled the wires to make him commit crime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17

Dr. Charles J Higinbotham has returned from New York, where he spent several months taking 8 course in medicine and surgery in the Metropolitan Hospital He will soon open an office in this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Gompers May
 Buck The Jail

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Denver, Nov. 16.-presidept Samuel Gompers today declared that if he was found guilty of contempt in the Buck stove case and fined he would go to jail before paying the fine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17

Is the time for every wage carnsv to look out for thu futage~~work is plenty. wages gooa-are you eavira a portion Of what you earn?
 Open an account with our Sayinrs department and deposit regularly should you lose your pos ton, wish ts go In business for yourself. CT buy homo later~~what gon save NOW will tolp you'
 SaviHgs eafH : per cent intcrr,a here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17

J. D. Currie. John Currie Jr., and Garland Currie have returned to their home at Winchester. after spending several days In the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
De Sagan and Wife
 Are Very Happy
Aasss: c.c,sws Special to Graphic.

n a.s3ws Special to Graphic.
 Paris, Nov. 16.-Prince and Princess De Sagan today laughingly denied that they had any intention Of sep arating. "We are perfectly happy. Discord between us exists only in i'm agination of other people"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17

Snow FIake-Snow FIake-They are built and not stuffed, Sl2.50. Tom. linSOn t Knox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
FOB QUICK TEANSPORTATIO
 CALL CITY HACK LINE
..!s10 East BarraQuc St.

Open 6 ?. Tn. to 7:30 q. m. and re- liable. Special attention to train calls. Old phone 39i. New phone 102 Noses 0fford, prop. Pine Bluff. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17

"A. jar o6 Pueumo ln the house is always useful. g n Inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-17
Ladies' $500 Shoes

We are offering an exceptionally strong line of Ladies Shoes at s3.0o made up in Vici Kid, Patent Tip Butcher style, either hand turned sole or Goodyear Welt
 To those ladies who want me- dium priced article, yet something serviceable and stylish, this shoe win fill the bill. U
 S3.00 per pair q LEVERENZ- TRUL0CK l
 SHOE co. /
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The daily sentinel., 1908-05-04
HE PLEAD
NOT GUILTY

This morning Glenn l. Burton,
the young man charged with steal
ing about $50 from Mrs Hugh v.
Smith one night last week while he
was supposed to be assisting in the
smudging in the Smith orchard, was
arraigned before County Judge Sui
livan. The charge was grand lar
ceny.
Attorney l.. C. McCtntock was ap-
pointed by the court to defend Bur-
ton, who is without funds.
The defendant entered a plea of
not guilty, and the trial was set for
Monday, May is. A venire of is
jurors was ordered summonded.
1t is expected that the defense will
be that the young man is weak men
tally and Is not responsible for his
acts
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-04

Moline wagons have wide boxes
for fruit growers. Buy nothing else.
Rhinehart.