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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26
LOOKS like D0NAGHEY
ALL over THE STATE

Conway Man Carries Jefferson County by About 100
Plurality Eight Small Precincts Yet to Hear
From-Joe T. Robinson Shows Hogue Under an
Avalanche of Votes-Donaghey Carries Three
Wards in the City, With Kirby Close Second
Hinemon Running Third-Ludwig Defeats Clary-
Andrews Ran Away From Graham and Norwood
Oathout Gets Big Majority Over J. R. Jobe-
Judges Hart and Wood Carry Jefferson With Ease
Hampton Given Flattering Endorsement by JET
ferson County People,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26

DOnagheX has carried Drew and Ash
ley counties, and was in the lead in
Bradley county.
Reports from Camden indicate that
Kirby will carry Ouachita county, but
flashes from TEL Dorado in Union
county say that Donaghey is ahead in
the count there.
A wire from Rison says that Cleve-
land county will so for Kirby and
that Johnson has been nominated for
State Senator
At Fordyce the count was still in
progress with Donaghey in the lead
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26

10 Election in BOliyar-James r
Clarke's Name Left Oil the Ticket
Unintentionally But His Friends
Voted For Him Just the Same
Donaghey Carries Lonoke County
Sebastian County. Dallas County
Arkansas County. Chicot County,
Pulaski County and Others-Rho'
ton Reelected Prosecuting AttOr.
ney OF Little Rock District.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26
Not to Be Impeached

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
Washington, March 25.-Judge L..
r. Whitley of the United States court
in China, will not be impeached.
! This was the report of special COM
Cannon to investigate charges against
! the Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26

Voices from east, west, south and
center are inviting in the call fo' a
clean city. Come to the mass meet
ing and bring your voices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
The Red Devils
in keI ,::::ky

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
Owenton, KY, March 25.-Night rid
ers last night burned three tobacco
warehouses valued at $4,000, and de-
stroyed 10000 pounds of tobacco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26
CALEB POWERS I'LL

Lexington, Ky, March 25.-Caleb
Powers is dangerously i'll in George
town. 1t is said that he is threatened
with typhoid fever
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26
Donaghey Carries Chicot.

Lake Village, March 25.-Tonight S
returns indicate that Donaghey has
carried Chicot county by $50 plural
ity. This county gave majorities to
Ludwig, Norwood, Hart, WOOD
Goodwin for Congress, and it is mir
and tuck between Robson and Hamp'
ton for railroad commissioner. Her
ring has defeated Paul G. Matloct
for prosecuting attorney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26

In the general prosperity OF our
country by having steady work and
better wages than ever before-wha.
are you doing with your share?
Prudent workmcn are making hay
while the sun shines they're build
Ing bank account at our Savings
Department while times are prosper
ous-getting 8 per cent interest on
their money. >
Why not Join the? {
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26
4 CALL TO EVERY WOMAN
IN PINE BLUFF.

Every lady in Pine Bluff who
is interested in cleaning and
beautifying the city is re-
quested to meet at the Mer
rill Institute Friday afternoon,
at $50 p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26
Over the Stat,

Brief kilograms received at the
Graphic Office last night state that
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26

Continued on Pae Nour.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-18

Of swimming. Evidently the crew had SAID T.
metz for there were no signs of confusion OF ca--
MacAndrew snatched up his megar phone and sr.
Captain, can | be Of assistance. he asael
French
For some seconds there was silence. then TAI
came the question. " Who are You. sir,
d" His Britannia NaIesty's destroyer Wolf
Good God, / feared az much. -1ared the
this time flinging blunt English Then. ST.
have had the honor OF destroying His Br-a-
MaIesty's prize Brueys. the only ship thar S-s
her flag 10 His Britannia Majesty fleet Z e.
great battle. sir. All the other ships went 1-r-
with flags flying This was the one The only Pr
SIT"
For a few seconds Lieutenant NacAndrew ST.
appalled, and dumb. then pulling himself tog5---
ne made answer, Sir, 1 saw French lighting SIT
and | dOwned her
The hazard Of the fog replied the Captain
the prize crew resIgnedIv. the hazard OF ne ns
There was nothing more ro say. ''SIacs tl
Petri" rang out aboard the B-ueEs, that aTes-=
cry at sea or on land, and IT moment the yl.ea
between DESTROYER and bat-Ie-r-u became ARE
with bIueiackets. British and French. who VIZ
fshed out and hauled over the SIDE Of the "--
while the destroyers one TINY boat pied oe-He-
the craft with the wounded and H.
The last man saved, the Wolf -leared on a. u.
speed 10 be well out of danger when the death -l1
came. As the destroyer proceeded the s2u1ls o
exploding boilers doomed eerrls through ne ar
the moaning of a giant slam by pgEuy. Inc ar-
sounds heard by those on the destroyer were ny
of the helpless liners siren answering The Won To-
a Nd less than twenty-tou- hours later me ----
destroyer escorted the great ria de bor-s--
into Plymouth Sound. and the only Prize 1l.-1
secured by the British fleet d-uuS that wees
strain and stress was credited % --a destroyer ~"
When Lieutenant Donald NaoAnt-eV. al =
end OF the court martial received 1acl MS So"
he also received the compliment OF tne eoI,
his enterprise and dash. Even Admiral II ~
Ravenshill now created Earl ct BIscdy, w1o
that same enterprise and dash. had been rUoce--
his prize found 1t IN his heart -a forgive me .--
common lcr of the destroyer No.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-18

Of any torpedo. however badly aimed, missing.
Water flew tons into the sky, to fall smashing on
the destroyers deck steel sp1nters hurted through
the AIR and the noise madden1ng. OF torn
waters and crashing explosions, torpedo after
torpedo was launched its way. MaCAndrew,
hands and teeth ClenChed and the muscles OF MS
face contorted glared at the doomed ship and saw
the side being ripped out of her as surely and ruth
lessly as if she had been flung broadslde on the
Manacle Rocks Already she had begun TO roll
like a weary whale; soon would come the death
furry And when the first gun opened on him,
striking away one of the Wolf 5 tunnels MaCAndrew
realized that he had lanCed the monster past all
help She must down. Now to save the Wolf!
From the Brl1evs the MaXimS had begun their
rattle of death, and the lead swept IN vInd1ctIve
spashes along the destrOyer's deck Now for the
oblivion of the fog! Crying an order for every man
to seek protection. MacAndrew sent the Wolf full
ahead, for the lead coming IN SCurr1eS, Ike
hail in the blasts of gale As the Wolf disappeared
into the fog MaCAndrew heard the big guns OF the
Frenchman begin to feel for him. but straight into
the fog he held deviating point for he guessed
that the gunners would credit him with doubling
and twisting At length he felt himself TO be well
out of reach of the Maxims, and 1t time to
count his loss. When he found that not man had
been so much as scratched, and that. barring the
struck-off funnel the Wolf rode the waves un1n-
jured, his success seemed altogether too good To
demonstrate over. At the price of instant daring
he had won great glory.
PACK there in the fog the firing had continued,
IL suddenly 1t ceased MaCAndrew guessed
this to that the great ship was sinking fast.
and there came over him a keen desire TO save lives
Without the loss of a moment he boldly headed back
When he raised her from the fog, the battleship
made pathetic picture. In her death agony she
seemed to take something animal, and appeared
the of the Wolf like a fatally stricken
moth that Numbered stumblingly on, before pitch
ing headlOng to death. She had an uncanny list
to port and her pumps going furiOIslV: vet
battle she had thrown overheard every boat, and
from her there was now no means Of escape short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-18

IN the South Atlantic coast are spots OF historic
~ interest less known than of minor Conse-
quence IN New England. Roanoke Island North
Carolina place of special interest as 1t was here
that the first AnglO-SaXon colony was established
The experiment proved a failure; as did the second
colony except that 1t introduced potatoes and
tobacco to the people of Europe
Two very interesting relics of the colony survive
one IS the star shaped outline OF a fort which the,
colonlsts called The New Fort in Virginia Al
though over three hundred years have elapsed MANY
OF the angles OF this fort still we'll defined and
the embellishments in some places are nearly two feet
IN height. During all these years the ground has
never been under cultivation. The place Is sacredlv
guarded by an association of men and women called
the Roanoke Island Memorial Association winch has
purchased twelve immediately surrounding the,
tort and mCIosed 1t with a substantial fence
Near the center of the fort 1t has erected a costly
monument OF North Carolina granite, bearing the
following inscription:
On this site IN JuyAugust 1855 CO. S. colonists sent
called by them
THE NEW FORT IN VIRGINIA"
These eolonists the First OF the English
race IL America They returned England m fulv
$50. with Sir Francis Drake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-18

sand pounds in the seven different e>pedluo.S Is
out between 1881 and 500, and the 70
fortune. with his valuable services -ud SSNtt.s-
as a soldier, he gave to the Queen that h-lD Ill
and favored HIM. transferring o. others -
title, and interest to the land IN \rsn@+. s,.
The State IN which he FIRST placed hrs hI,' Fan,
composed OF the pioneers III AmCrS-t o. - u
colonization. has rendered its tribute OF resrz +.
gratitude 20 the name of Raleigh by toi--'
ON It's capital -. ed,
An interesting history written during -
part of the last century concludes us iciO"' s.--
And SO after the toII and suffering wears. the
OF much precious treasure. and the loss of scil! %
HE the waves OF Albemarle rolled as OF Old theu
the deserted island beach and the only sound ssts
ct the httUl winds they sighed through -' rsss
Roanoke. and broke upon the stiffness Of H-'D
rCPosc.
The white there NO lvuSvc ~..
Another interesting reminder ot the uilC' Nj.
colonlSts Is the large scupPrruouE crap ~,I,no
according 10 the tradition OF the island VIZ ii i
by them IN 1S5-S- The vine IS the la = la~,e,
Kind IN the United States. and probably tLC - cor
III the world liz IS still hearty and NiSolO'r,1al
crIng over an acre of ground and yietdils - 1rarr
from one TO two tons of unusually hnc AliA' 81 ID
The parent stem shown IN the toreSIv''-
photographs IS larger than a mans BODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-18

By A. D. Oar

Near This phase was o-
the rSth .- august IS>
VIZ. INA DARE
the FIRST .n.-d Of Eng.isl
ents born Amerca-c--.1--
of Anarl.- Dare and r.
White h-- wife men -
another band rf eolonis's
out by ~.- Walter NA-7'-
ON Sunday august
1897. Virginia Dare VS.
tized N.r-ea the ~, r..
Chref Of tic Ha--eras -a- l..
had been u4p,ized on 'as -. p
dlvureteIlrE These Il
are the First S-owa tsl-.
tIcns of q Christian S4,..
m the terr.a-v Of the
original Cu-s- states
Sir Walter Raleisn
never personally eng1s
further attempts eS.--
a permanent colony g-
continent He had an,
rxpfn,led over forty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-05
HAPPY VALLEY.

Lemuel Hines sold seven bu. of wheat last week.
 Bin Yates is down with e mule kick. Mrs. flame Miller of Millerville Is visit ing in these parts. Eph Foster is the happy and proud
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-05
] BOXED UP
The Rev. Samuel Moore In Tte
 Place

Rev. sam1 Moore. our beloved pastor. met with dlsagreeable axident last week while mindin his own business. Last Thursday after breakfast as he started out of the house to make q few calls on his flock. Mrs. Moore called him back and told him he forgot to bring up some wood and that she was purity nigh out. Rev. Moore was little mite nettled for being called back, but cast away wrath and returned to the house and perceeded to git the wood. The cellar ain't what you might call deep. and Rev. Moore had to stoop SOS not to hit the ceiling with his tall hat. After gitting his arms full of wood he rix up kinder quick and struck the ceiling a awful crack and druv his hat down over his ears clean to his shoulders. He hollered for his wife and pounded on the wash boiler and after a short spell she come down and noticed right off whot had happened She went to work like beaver and had to tare the hat to peaces to git 1t often him before the good man almost suffokated. He was purty neer exhosted and glad twant any wuss. The minister is now wear ing Abe Hillyer's spare hat. which is too big for him until he gifts a new one. and no one knows when that will be. Sub scribe for the Bugle and git all the axi- dent news.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-05
Is the Leading rspsr of the counsyH
BRIeHT-BREEzY -BELLI0osE-BUsTLINa
w. +,te orr .d;to,;., nsr ;r h,rd on

We take our editorial pen in hand on this occasion to write a iditorial on "Ambishion--What SIt's Good For" Etc. A great many writers have wrote about ."Ambishion," but so far we ain't been heard from as editor and prop. of the Bingville Bugie, SO here goes:
 As we sat in our up-to-date job offise a-wondering whot in thunenashion to write about, and whot to say if we did, we thotfully karressed our bald pate til the above subject comed to US like a thunder clap from outen a cloudy sky. And we couldn't help saying right out loud, so we could hear it, "Ambishion is about whot you are petered out of, !" and most of Bingville's older popula- shion is worse of because they never had it and if they did they sent for Doc. Livermore and thot they was sick, and he cured them of it. But tain't always been so, for when we started the "Bugle," 10, many years ago, we had ambishion and some money and now look at us today, we have still got sum ambishion (mighty little, tool and not enuff money to pay for, next weeks paper to print the "Bugle" or, kOCS IO SAtOW thdl oiiiDiSAlAOit WILL last longeF than money with sum people. Below is the how of it.
 Bill Hepburn, our artistick, black smith, has got ambishion. His ambi- shion is to see how much flicker he can drink every Satterday night and how much waiter he can drink Sunday mornings.
 Rev. SamT. Moore, our beloved pas tor, shows his'n when he breaches a long sermon and asks for sum of his back salary.
 Hank Dewberry, brother of our lion hearted town constable, has been in all kinds of business and never made enuff success or money to pay nothink to mo- buddy.
 Eph Higgins, our accommodating P. Ms ambishion IS to find out whots writ on postal cards, and in uncalled for letters before he desides to send same to Washington, U. S., America. Seth Dewberry, our eYtingulshed constable, desires to becum a slooth and make criminals tremble when they. see his badge, so he can rest them with out being obliged to get too near sich desperate characters and hurtin' them so they can't appear before Anne Hill yer, J. of P. (P. S, N. 5. Seth's read ing all the detective stories he can get holt on.
 Bige Barker's ambishion is to swap horses and fill his horse with ginger tea afore he swaps.
 Bud Hinckley, who ain't quite right in his heads greatest ambishion is to see whot a tarnashion fool he can make of himself and everybuddy else.
 And so we could. go, on and men shion a whole lot of others who don't appear here, among same is Ad. String CT. Gid Smalley. Lige Henderson,. Sam Haywood, Snide Peters, Suke Packard and Gale Hooker down Snake Bend way whot aint got enuff ambishion tc pay anythink on their subscription for
 As we understand "Ambishion' il ain't wuth raw turnip if a person don't use it as keerful as a brim full dipper of hard cider. Take. Deacon Andrews son for instants; he went a elerlin in a dry goods store in Boston,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-05
MATriSGeS

Miss Phronica Wilkins expected to be married last Wednesday to a young man
 from the County seat, who has been
 a-sparkIng of her every Sunday all sum
 mer except since cold weather he don't come so often. She got all reddy for this auspicshious occasun and Rev. sam teI Moore was there in good spirits reddy to perform a successful opera shun to. make them man and wife.
 Phronica's mother and husband was slicked up with perfumed bears oil on their hair, congratulating one another that Phronica was a-marryin son of the aieet They waited a long spell twirlina thumbs and a wondering where Zeff Skillings could be. til Phronica bust ed out a-cryin and said she was agoin after him. Thems that was present agreed it was better to strike while the irons was hot and they got Bige Barker to hitch up the big hay rack and piled right in and druv to the County Seat right to Zeff's house. When Rev. Sam'l Moore knocked at the door Mrs. Skill lfnRs opened the door and shet 1t so quick 1t almost knocked Rev. Moore offen the step. Phronica told him to knock again but Rev. Moore said if she just d lief he would ruther somebuddy else would do 1t. Bige went right up and knocked and this time old Skillings himself anserad with a piece of cord wood in his hand and desired to know what they might want. Bige told him how Phronica's love had brung her there and Rev. Moore was ready to pro- nounce the sollum words. Mister Skill lings scratched his whiskers a few mo- ments an iaffed like sin and said he guessed Zen had forget all about it and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-05
Personals

Wee Woodruff, our huAter and trap ner. is getting reddy for winter pilgrim age and saw where fox had been walking around one of his traps recent, hut the critter didn't get Into 1t any Them foxes is some sly. aint them, Wess
 vvIdovv Higgins tried to shet window. Tuesday night and couldn't: next morn ing she tried again and did. but busted every pain of glass in the sash.
 Jabe .Crum got a letter last week with a 2c stamp in 1t to writ back with.
 Hen Weathersby reports an awful call for clothes pins; he sold dozens and half last week. The high winds makes runshion of them.
 Abe Hoovers horse has heaves again.
 Rufe Browns horse Jenny has been on his feed for two weeks and Doc Liver more has been attending her. Rufe says whot he saved in grain don't come any where near whot it cost him for Docs perfeshiona1 services. If he charges you too much, Rufe, let him whissei for it.
 Doc Livermore was also on hls feed for a day or two last week He was invited to sunday dinner at Cy Hosklns and Doc thinks he ct too much. We un- Serstand on reliable authority that al- though Doc was quite poorly he didn't take none of his own medisin It would give his patients more confidence in him if he would.
 Jason Tucker, chter or tne blhBVlHe Fire Brigade reported the loss of three fire nails last week Luke Jordan had them to water his stock with.
 Miss Amelia Tucker. our acknowledged society queen and leader of the Bing- vile social whirl. has went in for char Itv lately Only last week she gave a ole wore out skirt of hers to Miss Polly Cranby, whose folks Is poor as yob's turkey. Polly is as proud as Cleopatry however and she refused to except the old skiw. On the other hand. Amelia feels that she has did her duty.
 Hink Barclay while hauling sawdust for ise yesterday had the king pin to give away on him and drop the front end of the wagon down in the road Hink vkas buried under the .sawdust and skun his shins and one hand but otherwise was unipjured.
 Subscribe for the Bugle It is clean paper for the home sirkle. Even 6 weeks-old baby can read the Bugle with out having it's morals injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-05
Personals & Locals Mkt

snide Peters brother is laid up with eresiphius and "a ulcerated tooth. He has had 1t before, so praps this aint so much news as 1t might be.
 4iIdy wade bought pair of striped stockings and some other things of Hen weathersby Tuesday morning. Mebbe she expects company or else her others are wore out.
 Rufe Granger had all his winters wood sawed ready for winter and bought navv stove recent, and when he went to vse same found 1t two small for the wood. Now he's got to saw 1t some more.
 Tobn stebbins went to the county seat with A calf last week. swapped 1t for an old white horse and started to drive home to Bingvilie with it. cruelty to animals constable seen 1t and stopped John and his trade and arsket him lot os ouestshions and then shot the ani-
 mile Poor John walked home without nothink. ,
 Hen Smiley had his dump cart sip the rin twict while hauling stuns last week, tatting the same fall into the road. It ia twict as much work hauling rock this way. and ahout after a severe spell of rheumatiz
 Mrs. C,y Hoskins baked four pies last week and when she took them outen the oven every pie was burnt on the bot toyo Mrs Hoskins says she don't un- Sarstand if unless the oven was too hot.
 Ion Peters who got kicked by horse an the turnpike several months ago has fully recovered.
 How would you like to pay some money on your back subscription?
 Ted Rawlins' wood shed leeks like sieve and Jed has been putting some netches on it recently. Jed's woodshed had needed patching for some years There is others whot need It.
 samantha Deevers sends word that she Ia stilI on the sick list and was wos Tuesday than she was yesterday, wien ia had enuff. Doc. Livermore. our hu- man and animile docktor prescribed beer' iron and wine and failed to tell her how to use it being as he was In hurry anu Samantha took the hole bottle at one one dose. wich didn't help her none to speak of. Gid Hawkins saw two files buzzfng around his kitchen Wednesday. Purty turf flies, aint they, Gid?
 flame wilkins has got hisself a. nev game called ''Tiddlewinks' wich IS played by snapping a small lozenger with a big losenger ana mhklhe tho small lozenger jump into basket flame played a game with his wife the other night and most snapped g eye outen her with one of the pesly things.
 Mrs. Anne Hillyer had turrible axi- dent happen to her warsh last Monday. She hung it out on the line and the wind come up and blowd the prop out from under the line and all the warsh fopped down into the dirt and slush. Some things were tored ih two pieces. Airs Hillyer says 1t is these kind of things wich makes her repine and al- 1 most git disgusted with life. Got your heel brads on, boys? Walk purty keerful if you aint
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-05
PELEG'S ESCAPE
He Might of Been knd. but Hs
 Wasn't

Peleg Gibbons, whot has a farm with a big mortgage on it. and resides thgee miles east of BingviIIe, had gaaolene stove give to him this fall by sum peo- pie at the county seat whot said they
 didn't want 1t no more. Pe1eg had been a using it to warm up some sorter nnush for his cattle. and thot 1t was the best 'contrivance he ever seen until last Sun day a. m. in the morning when he went to light 1t the tarnashion thing went off with a big explode and blowed Peleg plumb thru the winder of his hen house right in with his fowls. He was so scairt he layed thers until his wife 6 come out and give him a good tongue flashing for being so keerless and e breakin all thet tglass and making so much blamed noise. Peleg walks with . limp now. and says if he had of knowed as much before as he does now about sich contrapshions he would be a we'll man and have about $2.00 wuth of glass wich was blowed outep the hen house.