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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
JURY SELECTED,
 TRIAL IS ON

Fort Smith Financiers Are Being
 Tried in the Federal C0urt-Defense
 Exhausted Its Challenges, but JOnes
 Is Serving.
 Fort Smith, Feb. 3.-The taking of testimony in the case in which c. C. Waller and DeMere Lemon, officials of the wrecked Southern Bank and Trust Company, are defendants be- gan this morning in the United States court here, despite the appeal for a delay made yesterday by Walters att torney on the ground that Lemon, the co-defendant is in Europe with all of Walters private papers.
 The jury in the Waller trial was completed yesterday evening and the taking of testimony began today. The last man taken on the jury was Will liam F. Jones. who was the bailih of the grand jury which found the in- dictment against those supposed to be instrumental in wrecking the Southern Bank and Trust Company.
 The defense had exhausted it's chal- lenges and Mr.. Jones being accept able to the government the court ruled that as he swore he was with out prejudice in the case his connec- ton with the grand jury which found the indictments was not bar to his serving on the jury.
 It is believed that the bond of Le- mon will be forfeited upon the ar rival of his attorney from New York. The men are charged with having used the United States mail for pur- poses of fraud.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
Steel Go. Capital
 Is $2,500,

- tMearst News Special to .he Graphie.}
 Chicago, Feb. 3.-A new steel con- pany has been organized with a cap ital of $2,50O,00O. It will build the largest steel plant in the United States at Chicago Heights, near Gary, Ind. It will manufacture steel tires locomotives and equipment and en- ploy 1000 men. Chicago, New York, Buffalo and Pittsburg bankers are be- hind it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
Stop That Indigestion!
Kodol will do it. If it fails it costs you nothing Ali forms of Dyspepsia can be traced to Indigestion

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
GOV. PATTERSON
 VETOES ANOTHER
Refuses to Sign Measure Prohibiting the Manufacture of Intoxicants in Tennessee-Destroys Rights oi Property Without Benefit and Takes Away Revenue, He Says--Legisla' tprc Will Pass It Over His Head.

Nashville, Feb. Ex-Governor Pat terson today sent a special message to the legislature vetoing the bill pro hibit!ng the manufacture of intoxi- cants in Tennessee. This bill passed both houses of the legislature. It iA believed the bill will be passed over the governors veto. -.
 His message is as follows:
 "In the exercise of my constitution- al power as governor. l veto this measure and ask its reconsideration:
 First, because 1t ruthlessly de- priyes the state of revenue without any sort of corresponding benefit.
 Second, 1t discriminates against our own people in favor of the people of other states.
 "Third. 1t destroys tho property of citizens without compensation.
 Fourth, 1t makes q dangerous pre-. cedent, hunliliates Tennessee and lowers the place of dignity she has occupied as one of the proudest and most conservative of the Union.
 Fifth, 1t violates tho will of the people twice expressed at the ballot box, offends against their sence oi justice, and under the plea of civic righteousness sacrifices the grea, moral principle of government at the very altar where it should be guarded and defended"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
Prominent Man
 Killed in Denver

{Hearst News Spccia! to the GrapaIe.) 2 Denver, Col. Feb. 3.--Freder!ck Walton, of Wallace. Idaho, a married man and former grand master of the Odd Fellows of that state. was shot and killed in the heart of this city today by Charles Cradlebaugh. also of Wallace. Cradlebaugh trallcd his wife here and found she had been living with Walton. He stood over his victims body until the police ar- rested him. Cradlebaugh's wife, when she left hinr,, took two children with her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04

iContinued From Page One.} ary should be increased, with s2,5oo for the chancellors.
 Senator Robertson supported the bill, saying the framers of the state constitution foresaw the time when judges should be paid more and placed constitutional limit on these judicial salaries. He said some negro laborers were able to save more out of their salaries than the circuit judges.
 Senator Carlock opposed the bill wholly from standpoint of economy. He said it what was needed in Arkan- sas was more patriotism and not more financial inducement to accept office.
 He quoted a parable from Aesop, and being asked what county Aesop was from, said he believed he was from Chicot county.
 During his speech he was frequent ly luIcIIO6dIcu, put IAp ACouy "As and the ever ready apt quotation drove his inquisitors to cover as often as they came up amid the laughter of tho discomfitted ones.
 Senator Carlock believed the bill which raised the salaries of all the judges was unjust. ,=
 Senator Pindall urged the passage of the bill, believing that majority of the people of the state agreed that the judges should receive more pay for their services. He made an ear- nest plea for the bill, arguing that it would not increase the taxation, but would result in a better and more just distribution of the fund now raised for the running expenses of the state. He spoke until the noon hour, when recess was taken until 2 o'clock, with the discussion still open.
 The entire afternoon session of the senate was taken up with the discus sion of the salary bill and when the measure was voted on it carried by a vote of 16 to 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
Cover Haskell
 Under lndictm ent

Uearet News Special to the Grapb''.'
 MusAogee, Okla, Feb. 3.-Eight !n- dictments were returned by the fed eral grand jury tonight, charging con ypiracy to defraud the government in the town lot investigation. Those in- dicted were Governor Charles N. Has, kell, F. B. Sewers, A. Zenglish, c. w. Turner. w, T. Hutchins, Walter Eng fish, James W. Bill and Walter R. Eaton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
ANOTHER OF MISS WARES VICTIMS DEAD

Gatesville. Texas, Feb. 3.-James Smith, one of the four men shot in the district court room here yester- day by Verna Ware and her brother, died today. James Ross is not ex- pected to live through the day. The lets. John Hanes, another of the vic- tims. died last night. Hanes was charged with wronging Miss Ware.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
WORKING DAY AND
 NIGHT ON PLANT
Water Power Electric Plant to Be Finished by May 1-Being Built by Pine Bluff Capital.

 Finished by May 1-Being Built by Pine Bluff Capital
 Russellville, Feb. 3.-The Russell vile Water and Light Company is now putting power poles on tho ground from the city to the power plant, five miles to the northwest, and the work on the dam is being pushed day and night with full crews. It is thought the dam will be completed by May 1, and it is hoped that the company will have the water mains laid by that time from the reservoir at the top of Cagle's Mountain to the City.
 So far the contractor on the dam has had success, there having been no one hurt, although heavy blasting is continually going on, making exca- vation for the reservoir and making cuts for the dam. With one shot of dynamite and powder. consisting of 100 pounds of dynamite and thirty pounds of powder, the whole side of bluff was blown off.
 It has been very cold here for the past few days, but the work has not abated in the least. The first water wheels to be put in will create $50 pounds horsepower. which will be sufficient for the time being. but as the demands increase the power will be increased. The new plant Is be- ing erected by Pine Bluff capital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
MAN IS KILLED,
 WAGON DEMOLISHED
John Horn, of RisOn, Run Over by
 Fast Passenger on Cotton Belt.

Rison, Feb. s.s.-John Horn, an old citizen, was run over by fast train on the potton Belt railroad this even- ing and instantly killed, near Clio. He was crossing the track with a wagon and team when he was struck.
 The wagon was demolished and MT. Horn and both animals were killed instantly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04

Suffered day and night the tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help ed me until used Doan's Ointment. It cured me permanently "-Hon. John R. Garrett. Mayor. Girard. Ala.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
Vote to Increase Salaries of Judges

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
.UN PEL|GRO Pa
ia Roma.
C5atinuaci6n de la pagina la.

) avone y la fuente de Bernini; la
via Cornari perdera su caracter tan
tipico. ST algunos palacios lIegan a
quedar en- pie, sera con un marco ar
quitect6nico totalmente distnto al
suyo, al apropiado. pues metidos eu
tre casas modernas. 20 hay que de-
cir 10 que desentonaran y Ia cantI'
dad de belleza que deiaran de tener
Pero vayaseles 8 los sehores del
consejo municipal con esas oosas
Les gusta las GALES rectas y flaman
ties; mucbo brillo y mucho escayola
por todas parties. Tienen los sentl-
dos muy embotados y Ia intellgencla
muy redonda para sentlr y compreD
der la vida que los siglos vap deJan-
do en- los edificios.
Pero, Shay arquitectos que Sc pres
ten q tales profanaciones? pregunta'
ran los lectores. Sin duda los hay
Muy cerca de Madrid Sc halla Tole-
do, y en- Toledo su tipico, Zocodover
Pues esa plaza tiene va unos GUAM
tos pegotes de casas nuevas. feas y
cursis. Son la roma del NAL gusto y
de la incultura, que, como Dios no 10
remedie. ira extendi6ndose por todo
ell Zocodover, acabando con el. y
casos como estos, lqu6 cludad espa,
hola no los tiene2
81 a nuestros concejales, como q
los de Roma, Sc les hablase del case
de Nuremberg, IDios sabe 10 que d.
rianI
La Villa MGdices es de fama uni
versal; para los buenos espaholes,
amantes de su arte, tiene un tlmhre
de gloria: ell de los dos paisajes de
nuestro Velazques tan "modernos
que parecen pintados con todos los
atrevimientos de hoy. Pues ben,
la prensa romano viene hablando de
lswn barrabasada municipalesca, y
Is la de continuar ell paseo del Plncio.
a travGs de la Villa Medicis,
RAFAEL DAMENECB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
Grandes novedades
en- el Paris Bazar.

Las personals amantes de la bueDa
ropa blanca cosida d mao en las
meiores casas de Paris bordadas y con
encaIes, pueden pasar por el PARIS
BAZAR para yer y admirar los jue.
Cos de camisas, pantaloneS y camlsas
de dormir, asi como piezas sueIlA, De
los mismos articulos.
Guantes bIancos y negros cottos. de
seda : de hiIo Abanicos japoneses De
25 80 centavos uno. Gltima novedad
Barretas calsdos, cinturones, maletss
de mano, srticulos de metal plstesdo
ymucAos otros arttcuios propios para
regaIos. Paris BaJsr. Fortalela q
Pedro Giusi ?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06

ia, senora A. viuda de Hostos
la invitaci6n.
La fiesta quedara lucida Y
no padra ser menos dados los
vaIiosos elementos que COM
ponen ell Club de Damas'
In bnutizo. En- Ponce Sc
bautizara el domigo pr6Xi-
mo la monisima nina de los
esposos Palacios Rodriguez
Cortada. Muchas flores en- eI
camino por la vida, de la nue.
va cristiana.
Para Mayague,. Despu6s
de pasar una corta Temporal
da en- casa de los esposos Con
ez-Martinez en- Santurce
regresa q su residencia en- Ma
vaguez la bella sehorita ElviI
ra Martinez. Que Sc repitan
sus gratas visitas.
sEMFPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06

Goleta americana Bayard Barnes. sal
dr4 de Nueva York para esta el l:
del corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06

Feleros de Ia tned "Benner"
Goleta americana Either V. Boston"
pebe haber salido de Nueva York parn
esta ell Is de Gltimo.
Consignatarios; s. Ezquiaga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06

tlrsnos eo persona aiguaa "a lalta
de calzsdo.
Esto misno sucede en- Ia p2hIa-
ciSn estslans. TO va solo en- los h4-
bitantas de las ciudades Y pueDlos
s. cue tamhisu IN las gentes de los
campos. desie q rico Propietsrio
hasta el infeiiz nandIgo. y cuando.
por otra parte. el salaFio de los bra
.ceros Y artesanos esta rsducido > Is
mitad. por 10 menos, del que aa0 r
0tros recibsn ea Puerto Rico.
Enria urbe bafceIonesa ror5;o-
sean por Gales y plazas unos VENT
cinc0 nil indigentgs. sin q1e uirSc-
10 Ilave los pies descalEos. pues las
soliedzdes benefieas les proVeen De.
ealrada gsaio Que recojeu Dc lss
pefs8nls aeomodaa4s. 8 eslas los
regA.an disectaneate ) los pobrss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
De SOcEDAO.

restabIecimiento, la distin-
guida sonora Luisa Budens
de Diaz, esposa de nuestro
compatriota el Dr., Diaz, de
aquella poblaci6n,
Ausencld. Ha lido q Faiar-
do en- donde pasara breve tenn
porada, nuestra distinguida
amiga, la elegante y bella Sc
lorlta Maria Nazque5. Que
vuelva a saIir pronto en- San
Juan ell sol hermoso de aquella
simpatica faz triguena
I'm pQseo, No pudo lever, :,
Sc a efecto ahoche, q causa del
NAL tempo que Sc presento
desde por la tarde, ell proyec-
tado paseo al ''Parque" acor-
dado por un conocido grupo
de bellas y distinguidas seno-
ritas de esta ciudad y del "Ver
SALES" y algunos jovenes. Sc
efectuara ep una de estas no
ches.
Trouesuros. Pasadas las
fiestas queda, como resulta-
do de elias, la consequence
de algunas campahas en- q. ell
Dios de las "flechas'''' y4de Ia
venda, juega principal papel,
Parece que tendran. buerr exl-
to (no todos los casos) para
los afortunados doneeles. Las
reconcal1ac5ones parece ocu-
pan el principal lugar y no Sc
ra extrano o. nuestra SecretQ-
ria nos de dentro de breve fe-
cha una amplia nota en- que
puedan figurar algdn rub1o
ia hermosa planista sabe d
quien nos referimos); un abo-
gado ausente de fuera de San
Juan y monisimaS trlguenas
aficionadas a los paseos en- no
ches del una y a la lectura
de buenas novelas -cuando
tiene para clio tiempo-;;"to to
cayos" de espl6ndldas man
stones y simpaticos agentes
que muchas veces dejan ell ne
gocio preocupados en- demasia
aun cuando aparentan no
estarlo.
Las declardciones de guerra
siguen ln-crescendo y letrado
hay que estima ell estudlo de
su pleito como ell mas arduo
que ha tenido; y ESQ que eI
juez es muy graciosoy y bueno
e ingenieros estudian con
todo empeno las bases de su
hermoso edificio de ilusiones,
no vaya a ser que un inespe-
RADIO terremoto de al traste
con SUI delicadisima labor.
de esquisito sentimiento.
Las dos lindisimas del Sur,
la elegantisima rubia y5la mo-
nfsima morenita,. seguiran te-
niendo versos, y la poesfa de
su grato recuerdo quedara
profundamente grabada en- el
amino de sus numerosos ami
COS y admiradores de San Jua
Juan, y mucho mas en- el mas
pequeno y en- ell mayor. NADIA,
que Cupido ha hecho destro-
zos V la cosecha de futuros
azahares sera espl6ndida .
aunoue los. mas desdichados
tengan que decir, por el eter-
no contraste de la vida, lque
amargas son las calabazas
esas 81 que no tienen poesia!
Una grata inriloci6n. En-
eIegantfsimo Garnet hemos
tenido eI placer de recibir una
atenta invitaci6n para Ia We
Iada de Inauguration del
"CIub de damas" que Sc efec-
tuara esta noche d las s Y 80
p. m.
Fl programa es variadisimo
V en- el toman parte cOnOcl-
das Y distinguidas sehoriatas
de la ciudad, y algunos caba-
lleros.
ComponeD la comisi6n de
invitaci6nes Ia sehora de Guz-
man Benitez V las Srtas. Mon
sta Ferrer. Carmela Font,
Conchita del Vale, Minina
del Vale Y Maria Asensio,
suscridi6ndo esta u ! t /
ma ' la distinguida presiden-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
sEllFPER.

RFsFRIADOS CAUsAN DOLOR DE
.CABEZA. 81 LAHATIvo HBoMo-oUINTsA.
ds;via Ia eausa Cssdo en- todo eI nun
do rsra curar- 40 rssfrado en un dla.
Ia bfrs de'"E w Grove" go eads
railta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
. REUSTA COMERC|AL.
ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR

Goleta americana Wesfeld, de Movila,
'on maderas. .--.
GoIeta americana Ph ". sprague de
lueva York, con carga general.
GoIeta americans Emma s. Lord, de
Boston, con pipss vacias
De S. Thomas, sapor frances Quebec
De New York. via Mayag bes, sapor
americana Ponce,
DE La IsLA
Costaperos: Dos Bermanos,
sALIDAs
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Aver tarp6 de este punto para Kings
,oo el vapor aleman Occeano
Vapor frncees Qnebee. para Pto. Plata.
PARA LA ISLA
Vapor smerieanc Ponce, COD .ransito,
BDoUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Henry Crwby descargando.
Hate Feore id.
OLYMPIA id.
Mehebeser cargando.
L. H Gooverds id.
Genevs i'd
Lewis H. Gaumich id.
Caracas descargando.
Wesfel id,
Ph W. spregue id
Emma S Lord id
MOvIMIENPo DE CABOTAJE
Opsraciones en- puertos.
Petra Humaeao
Aureiia -. Yabucoa.
Esperanza Yabucoa.
Ana Marl Naguabo.
Gullermto Arroyo.
Ricardo K Aguadills.
Mayaguezau4 descargando.
Ala Blanca pendiente,
Perla Vieques.
Cora56n ds MAR pendiente.
Carmelita i'd.
San Miguel LuquiIo.
Dos Hermanos Fajardo.
BUQUEs QUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Vapor espahol Miguel NJ. Pinillos. sa-
lio de Canarias el "a del mes pasado
para esta.
Cousign. sobrinos Izquierdo y ca,
Vapor espanoi Catalina. sali6 de
Barcelona para Canarias. San Juan y
Cuba Ell % iltimo.
Consign.: S, Izquierdo y Ca,
Vapor cubano Julia. proeedente de
la Habans y puertos intermedos. estara
el l3 del cotriente.
Consignatarios: VilIar Ca.
Vapor espahol Miguel Gallart, sal.
dra de Barcelona para 6sta, hacienda
escalas intermedias, ell 81 del presente.
Consign.: Sobrninos de Izquierdo.
Vapor americana Santuree, sali6 de
N. Orleans para esta ell 2 del corriente
Cousig.: Ike N. Y.P. R. S. S. Ca,
Vapor americana Carolina, saldra pa
ra Nueva York ell 10 del actual,
Cousig. The N. Y. P. r. S. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Coamo, recalara
proeedente de Nueva York ell IL de-
que cursa.
Consign. The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co.
Veleros de Ia linea "Bsnner"
Goleta americana Either V. Boston"
pebe haber salido de Nueva York parn
esta Ell Is de ultimo.
Consignatarios; S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Bayard Barnes. sal
dr4 de Nueva York para esta el II
del corriente.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-17
Another Tragedy.

Charter Oak Times: The announce
ment reached town Monday that Mrs.
Jasper Hunter had found her brother,
Murray Rees, dead in his bed at her
home that morning. His home is in
North Dakota. not far from Langdon.
and he was here visiting his sister.
He had spent some four or FIVE days
with her very happily. and looked for
ward to more pleasures reviewing
younger days. Sunday he retired at
night in the usual good health and
spirits. only to be found in the morn
ing. dead. A doctor was called in the
hope that there might remain spark
of life but it was of no avail. His
family in North Dakota were notified.
and his brother reached Charter Oak
yesterday morning. The body was
taken to his home this morning.
Mr.. Rees left a wife and four chill
dren. the youngest babe less than q
year old. He was member of both
the Odd Fellows and the Masons
lodges, and taken in charge by the
latter organization. His lodges were
notified as soon as it was known that
he Eeld membership in them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-17

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