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FOUGHT OVER HOCX
 ONE IS KILLED
Joe Hamilton and Tom HarweII Meet in Road Near rc, Humphrey and Be. gin 1 shootins-h%i'ton nl<s and Harwell Acauittpd.o ~

When Joe Hamilton aM Tom Har- we'll, white men, met inca s.pad near Humphrey, this, county, Yesterday, they began firing at each.other. When the smoke cleared away Hamilton was dead and Harwell was uninjured. One of the men used Winchester rifle and the otheT 3 Colts revolver
 Harwell surrendered, was given pre- liminary hearing and discharged
 Hamilton leaves a family. The men previously had trouble over some hogs. Magistrate T. J. Stokes con ducted the preliminary hearing and the evidence tended to show that Hamilton was killed by Harwel in self-defense.
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FOXY AlDRICH IS
 r AT HIS FRANKS
Introduces Concurrent Resolution
 SkIlif"lly and in Such a Nanner1tx |" o'erthro" and ;, Amendmef--' McCumber the "FaHa Eny."

'iearst News Special t. Fhe Graphico
 Washington. Aug. 4.-The concur- rent resolution to perfect the leather schedule that the votes of the west ern range senators might be held Tor the tariff bill was presented by Senator Aldrich late this afternoon. With consummate legislative skill he threw the resolution before the sen ate under conditions that prevented an amendment at the time, trustinp to his own powers and to those of the President to prevent embarrassment later
 McCumber much abused senator from North Dakota. was used as q stalking horse. Aldrich introduced his resolution and McCumber, by agreement, followed immediately with g joint resolution, changing the draw back provisions of the bill. Threat ened amendments that were to follow, would come up on the joint resolution The concurrent resolution is to pass. The joint resolution may pass next winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-05
6&BEQUE AT :,
 N' FOREST PARK

A large crowd of people enjoye1 the barbeque at Forest Park yestef- day and a ball game in the afteriioon. A fund was raised some time ago to provide food and other refreshments for the large crowd About 2.5OO pounds of meat were cooked the. night before over ditches near the .park, and there were plenty of edibles for everybody. In the afternoon interest ing speeches were made by a number of prominent men. A dance enter tained a large crowd at night. and was much enjoyed.
 The baseball game was between the Lloyd an dthe Noss-Nicohl teams. Tine Lloyd team winning by a score of II to 9.
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other tHo members are Alderman 1 \. Clement aud Alderman J. F. Hutt
 l he committee may decide to conduct the Investigation behind closed doors but II this results a private inyesti satlon will most likely be opposed by Chief stewart The witnesses to aD- pear before the Investigating commit tee have not been summoned. City Clerk N. A. Lee, who is given a,I- thority to summon witnesses in all lnyestisations of this character. will probably be furnished with list of witnesses this morning by City At torney Sorrells, who will represent the city. at the hearing and who is solely responsible for the investigation that IS being made. Chief Stewart stated last night that he is willing to % thoroughly into the charges and he is confident that he will be able to nrove hls innocence of any wrong doing.
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their clothing showed the effects of a long and dusty trip. Their hair was white with dust and their appearance indicated that they had suffered from loss of sleep and one of them was weak from exhaustion and lack of food. They had money. but were afraid to stop at a restaurant and se- cure lunch. The young girls declared that they would not return to Cam den; that they had gone away under rather unfavorable circumstances and that although they had been guilty of no wrong, they felt that everyone in their home city would censure them and refuse to recognize them They asserted that Butler and McManus had promised to make them their wives and that they would make good. McManus was planning to secure a divorce and then Della was to marry him. In the meantime Minnie and Butler were to wed and Della was to make her home with them until the decree was issued
 When the local officers informed the young ladies that they would be taken back to Camden on a night train they sent for Attorney J. M Shaw and pre- pared to get their release through ha- beas corpus proceedings A friend in- terfered, however induced the eldest to talk to her brother at Camden over the phone and they finally agreed to return home with the officers. upon being promised that they would be permitted to wed Butler and McMan- us' The young ladies y&,e \ N en room at the HoteE.ssners1(
 voluntarily joined the officers lats Union Station. leaving at D. m.- foS Camden. .
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JURORS FAIRNESS
 BEING INVESTIGATED

(Hearst News Special to the Graphir,
 San Francisco, Aug. 4.-Counsel for Patrick Calhoun tried to rid the jury
 or David s. Clippers, pensioned soldier, today by challenging his fit ness to act as an impartial juror in the trial of the street railway mag nate, but Judge Lawler denied the ob- Jection temporarily, in order that he might examine the record to satisfy himself whether Clippers would make a fair juror.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-05
CHAPERONE WAS
 TOO ATTENTIVE
Mrs. Castle, Who Shot at Man,in Wal
 d"rf- Astoria, Tells That Slfe Was Guardian Over Another WnHanf.
 HuSbaEi rl

lFearst News Special to tn" Graphic,
 ''MeW York, Aug. t.-Mrs. Craig asked ns.to watch over her husband as she ,.believed he was attentive to other women, and l promised to do SO. "hile watching over him learned to care for him myself, said Mrs. Mary scott Castle former actress and so- c1et! woman. after being arraiened Tn the Jefferson Market court today for shooting at William B. Craig. 2 lawyer, in the main corridor of the Waldorf-Astoria Tuesday evening. Ar ter pleading not guilty she was held Ill S3ooo bail for her examination Friday
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Miss Burkhalter Returns.

Miss Burkhalter and friend Mrs. H. B. Jenkins, returned from Little Rock Tuesday night and when informed of the verdict last night Miss Burkhal- ter said: T think itRwful. There was no justice in that<trial at any lime wish to thank my friends, however. both known and unknown, who have given me their sympathy and help during the past few weeks, and assure them that their kindness has been the only ray of light in this dark time of trouble. Their kindness and consolation will never be forgot ten"
 When asked if she intended to re- turn to Little Rock, Miss Burkhalter replied that she would not go back to that city but that she would prob ably go to Memphis to live.
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Four thousand. four Hundred .,aIf ninety dollars Was adde! ;o. 4s faHT' ker road fund yesterday by the soiic- iting committee. The Merc:'~nts m l Planters Bank and tha Consumer, 5 Tee Con.,7lv a;'ch donaI"u bz.o0o to the fund and Captain x. 7. Roberts alded s1o0 10 the many- subsc'4rt on listed dur,ing tae past's .F7iri weeks. The comlnasstee hopes, to :reach the 5M % 900 mark before the end of tha was The Consumers Ice anG Goa
 Cofh 2directors met Tuesday n:s4J and attizsd the s2'o0' donation. do Other large subscriptions will prob- ably be announced this week. The sYbscriptions as listed yesterday are:
 bEhants and Planters Bank g. 900 I ners' Ice & Coal Coz. 2,OOo N. IRoberts. s................ 100
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Sisters from Camden, Ark, Come To Grief When
 Taken from Train.
RAN AWAY ON MONDAY
Accompanied Two Men. Who, They Say, Will Wed Them-One il Man
 of FamiIy-Return Home.

After eloping from their home at Camden, Ark, with Jake Butler, a bartender, and John McManus, his companion, and who has a wife and three children living at Thornton, Ark, and after driving nearly one hundred miles in surrey and being chased from place to place by officers, Misses Della and Minnie Levy, sisters and prominent society girls of Cam Cotton Belt train here at noon yester- day by City Detective Stanley. City Marshal Ellis and Deputy City Mar shal Newton, of Camden, arrived last night from Hamburg, where they had gone in search of the quartet The officers left immediately for Camden with the disappointed young ladies, both badly frightened and crying pitt fully. The officers also took a poodle. which they had with them, back to the Ouachita county metropolis. It was stated here last night that But Ter and McManus are under arrest at Thornton, charged with cruelty to an imals, a complaint having been filed against them by the owner of the team, rented at: Fordyce The report is not confirmed, however, but it is understood that the men have been taken to Camden and jailed.
 Misses Levy live with their brothers at Camden. Butler and McManus shoWered them with attentions for some months and finally their broth CTS forbade them from receiving the men at their home. Miss Della is 21 years old and Miss Minnie 19. The men with whom they eloped are mid dle aged. The couples left Camden Monday afternoon at o'clock. But Ter and McManus hired a rig at For dyce and drove to Camden. The girls trunks had already been sent away The young ladies walked over a rail- road bridge at Capden, crossiA the Ouachita river, wheref they I'd their sweethearts and the fa Se back to Fordyce, where Ma9 16AE and Butler prepared to get n5arriet; They were told they wefe being pur- sued and they left that town. for Thornton. There they sought a mag istrate. and although no licensy had been secured, they were about to make necessary arrangements, when they were again informed of the com Ing of officers. Again they escaped, going to town on the Rock Island twelve miles from Thornton The couples drove through the country all or Monday and Tuesday nights and when the officers crowded them yes terday the men purchased tickets for the maidens to Fair Oaks and prom lsed to meet them there today. They were en route to that place when City Detective 7 Stanley and Patrolman Reidinger invited them to leave the train here.
 At police headquarters the young ladies displayed much nervousness. one of them was without a hat and
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ITALIAN TRIES 10
 KILL JEROME Thaw Case Is Hampered for Some Minutes When
 Crank Appears. DECISION IS COMING
DECISION IS COMING
Justice Mills Will Send Hi, Rulings D, Special Messenger on
 August l2.

lHearst News special to the oiraphicJ
 New York Aug. 4.-Justice Mills announced roday that he would hand down his decision in the Harry K. Thaw case Thursday August l2. un- less something unusual happened to
 "l hope to tinish. the ease. this week, said -tbe' justice, and will hold court Saturday for the purpose of win 93Fsteyegy ything up. :! intend to leave totg for my vacationson Fri day next, an if everything goes as 1nkend, I wifi sead my decision ter the 'Vhite Plains court by messenger Thursday morning.
 Mr. Morschauser. who. when in- formed of this, sai d he did not think he could finish his rebuttal testimony by Saturday afternoon.
 The proceedings today were ham, pered fer several minutes through the actions of demented Italian, who tried to reach District Attorney Je- rome, while the hearing was in prog ress.
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Y #, x. Atwood, local agent for the Iron Mountain road, an dwife and son Phil, have returned from a several weeks trip through tine East and North. x They visited Massachusetts, New Y6Ns, Canada and many points of interSa6,While away. Mrs. P. D. Atwood aMdaushter. Miss Bessie At wood, remained at New Haven, Conn.,. for the summer.
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Y0Un,GG MEN 10
 SUCCEED OLD HEADS

CHearst News Special to the Graphic)
 New York, Aug. 4.-After an an nouncement from the weather bureau that young men are to replace veter- ans in important forecasting eenters, H. Emery, of the New York station, will be transferred to Providence, R. l. His successor will be James H. Scar of Pennsylvania, now in the charge of the Tampa. Fla, station.
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POLICE CoMMIf1EEs
 WILL MET TODAY
First Session of Special Investigating committee To Be Held This After. noon at 5 O'Clock at the City Hall -Chief Invites Full Expose.

The first session of the special com mlttee named by the city council re- certly to investigate the official acts of Chief of Police A. J. Stewart and the police department in general, will be held at the city hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Alderman Fred Fox is chairman of the committee and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-05
MAN DIES AT
 SUNRISE TODAY

,Ilearst News Special to tAe GraphfEJ
 Paris, Aug. +.-BeforS prison eates, Lazante Duchemin will be guil- lotined at sunrise tomorrow for mur- dering his mother in September last. The early hour was fixed to prevent a recurreace Of the distressing scenes SWAsUh attended the last execution.
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TRAIN DERAILED
 AT M 'GEHEE Two Little Rock Men Tn, Jured When the Engine Jumped the Track.
CAUSE NOT KNOWN
Four or Five Passengers Are More or Less injured in the
 Wreck.

iron Mountain passenger train No, lol, due in Pine Bluff yesterday morn Ing at f30. Was wrecked at I point two miles south of McGehee early thal morning, as the result of which tour or five passengers were more or Jess injured, and two employees shaken up.
 =. 1ks:...- lhe passenger train which was run s practically on time. left the track for some unknown cause. the baggage car turned over and rolled down the embankment upon which tho accident occurred. The smoking car turned over, but the Pullman sleeper dld not leave the rails. The tank left the rails first, leaving the engine on it's wheels
 Only few passengers were injured ln the wreck, the most seriously hurt being negreSs residing at Pine Bluff. She was brought to her home this morning. but is not dangerously in iu"ed.
 Little Rock Men Hurt.
 w. 5. Rogers, the baggage agent, and J. A. Terrence, 27l6 West Fourth street, a postal clerk both of Little Rock sustained slight injuries MT TaE*Ace, left hand was lacerated wit hbroken glass from his car win dows, and Mr. Rogers received a rath- CT severe' shaking up.
 Rev, R. A. Adams, negro, of Bax- ter, this state was also bruised about the shoulders considerably. He is TpfeSident of the A. M. F.. Sunday Skhool Association of Arkansas, and Mas returning home from confer ence in the southern part of the state
 No cause for the accident has yet been ascertained but the officials of the company have ordered an investl- sation to place the blame should there any exist
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Do you wish some fine bottom farms for investment. We have sey- eral in South part of Jefferson and North part of Lincoln that are fine and reasonable in price Yield from 8 to 14 per cent. S-1 d ot
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-05

c. w. Bocage and daughter, of Hou- ma, La. who have been the guests of Miss Irene Bocage for the past two weeks, left yesterday for Hot Springs where they will visit Mir. Bocage's other sister, Mrs. Willis R. Smith
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August number of Men and Women Magazine ready for distribution. All sub scribers please call. 7-st-6t
 Grand Leader.
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2. We can give you the very best possible service on rental property. Let us handle your business for you. statement and your rents promptly each month. 9 9-d6t
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Say, where can I get Dill Pickles? You can get them at Mccain Grocery Com pany, who have just received a barrel, hard, crisp and fine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-05

J. P. Alexander and family returned to this city yesterday from a pleasant sojourn of several weeks at Sulphur Springs
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I. Glicksburg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office. 727-1mo
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FUND IS NEARING
 THE sIoo,oo9 MARK

Soliciting Committee for Parker Road Reyiyes Interest With More Large Donations Yesterday-Total Now x94. .49O.
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FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 CALL CITY HACK LINE 20 East Barr141e St.

Open 6 p. m. to 7:3o .. D., and TO. liable. Special attention to train calla Old phone Ssz. New phone 10s. Mas onord. prop. Pine Blua. Ark.
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KINGS ROYAL GERMETUER makes wonderful cures, where other remedies fail, because it destroys the cause that produces the trouble kills the germs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-05
Alter You are Married,
 Be Sure You Have a Bank Aece!at9<<;

That hsgg'lness nag a sahfsn5nesat that ! comes only through certainty of the flu
 ture' Is the healthy, permanent kind. A savings recount starts YOU on that road today No man can be his D est self when cramped by poverty.a% Viii pay
 you per cent interest on the money you put in our company y's saving. department
 ana compound the interest every six months.
 Pine Bluff Trust Co. k B. E. Corner Main and Barrague sts. a Pine Biuft. Ark.
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Bids will Be received FOR the print
inE Of e. Ave hundred (500l copies
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-29
Various Notes.

Thomas B. Cotter of New Haven was in this city over Sunday, visiting his parents.
 Rev. Harry c. Grimes, pastor of the Center Congregational church, and Rev. E. B. Smith of Lebanon exchang- ed pulpits Sunday.
 The Christian Endeavor society con- nected with the Windham Center Con- gregational church meets Wednesday night in the chapel.
 Miss Emma Lucy Hull, teacher in the Riverside school at Jewett City, spent the Thanksgiving recess with Mrs. L. B. Hull of Summit street.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Hull of Baltic, Dr. and Mrs. Louis I. Mason, Mrs. L. B. Hull, Mrs. J. A. Reynolds, Miss Elm ma u Hull and Miss Ethel M. Hull of Wallingford were guests of Mrs. Lydia and Mrs. Mary Mason st South Coven- try on Thanksgiving day.
 The attraction at the Loomer Opera house Saturday was the motion pie lures of the recent Ketchell-Johnson fight. The house was light at the after noon show, but of large proportions in the evening. The views were clear and distinct. and the verdict rendered by the sports present was "the best they had ever seen-"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-29

Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

seph Stubbs, chrysanthemums; Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Woods and Alice Walker, chryanthenums; MT. and Mrs. D. I. Butterworth, carnations; MT. and Mrs. George Drescher, heart of roses; Ar thur and Emma Dobbrow, cross; Fred erick Dobbrow. wreath inscribed son :, Mrs. E. H. Dobbrow. pillow inscribed Husband; MT. and Mrs A. A. Dobbrow' 3S carnations; MT. and Mrs Nipple, chrysanthemums; Fred Dobbrow. an chor; Mrs. John Jacob, chysanthe- muns; MT. and Mrs. Paul Etter .chrys- anthemums; MT. and Mrs. D. Treck- mann chrysanthemums; the children, crescent inscribed Father; MT. and Mrs. William Nolan, chrysanthemums {; Michael Jacob. roses and carnations; MT. and Mrs. Otto Ernst, chrysanthe- nuns; George w. Buteau and Alex Dupont. pillow inscribed At Rest; MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Charon, crescent; MT. and Mrs. Charles Dobbrow wreath of white chrysanthemums; MT. and Mrs. William Dobbrow, 3S carnations; Mir. and Mrs. Austin Smith, chrysan- themums; Mir. and Mrs. George Jacob, wreath; Mir. and Mrs. John c. Stevens, chryanthemums. Burial was in Yantic cemetery.
 Close of Parish Fair.
 The Immaculate Conception parish fair came to a close Saturday night, but the articles will not be awarded until this week. A fine military drill by the parochial school boys was the feature of Saturday evening.