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rlman has been connected with the Lazarus Bakery.
 Nafruth and Thomas Owen have re- turned from DeValrs Bluff, where they spent two weeks with the;, aunt, Mrs. \. M Robertson. They are the bright little children of Rev. and Mrs. T. o. Owen.
 Earl $. Wood, a graduate of the Hlgh School, and a member of the 1910 class, leaves September II for Lexington, Va, where he will enter Washington and Lee University for the coming term.
 Misses Luella Briggs and Joe Pitt man, who have been visiting their sisters, Mrs. John Roma and Mrs Aictadden, leave today for Little Rock Tor visit before returning to their homes in Hot Springs.
 Louls Schmitt, president of the Eagles Lodge in this city, left Thurs day night for Louisville, Ky, to ac- 'PAA' hAo "1t uoIue. MTS. SCnlulLl has been spending the past two months with relatives in Louisville.
 Sidney Rutland, of Little Rock, has arrived in the city to assume charge of the books at the St. Louis Con- press Company's plant in this city for the coming cotton season. MT. Rutland held this position last sea- son.
 William Rosen2weig and family have returned from a visit to New York and St. Louis. MT. Rosenzweig spent several weeks in the east mak- ing purchases for the Good Luck Store and Mrs. Rosenzweig and chil- dren visited relatives in St. Louis.
 A Bernhardt, who has been con- nected with Henry Marx, the Main street elothier and gents furnisher, went to Little Rock yesterday after noon, where he will again be associat- ed with the United Clothing Company. His family went to the capital yes- terday morning.
 Mrs. M. E. Smart and party, con- sisting of Mrs. Montgomery and children, Mrs. w. c. Hudson, Mrs. Corrinne $. Knox and Felix Smart Jr, will leave Ocean Grove, N. J., to- day, after a several months sojourn there. They will go to New York and Washington and return home about September 15.
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 Il BRIEF MENTION .A | ha + "**++++++++.e. | |

.aoe H. Luckett has gone to Little
 mas. 'es'o'uaS TOT os1 ass. A, A: W. Troupe is spending a ort while in St. Louis.
 |. v "' Klchey leaves Sunday on a
 " to Shreveport, La.
 ~e darkness and family have re- .ned from Hot Springs.
 Isses Beulah and Eulalie Walker s,a rome from a stay in Hot Springs. Cs a,on ,.' Mcceheeasof Tarry. Ark, (s. 4n the city yesterday on busi- 2. Ps.1s E. Mckenzie returned from kvs Afk'' where he spent several ; aas. as.- E. J. Hall, of Grady, was in srs,s. S.u yesterday en route home from 9e ' late s. Currie, of Arbadelnhia. X n ne city attending to business Ea m visiting relatives. 'e'' water R. Jackson, of Little Rock. - guest of Gordon and Wroe
 snan' in this city.
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BIG BARBECUE
 LARGELY ATTENDED

County Judge James Gould and Prosecuting Attorney-elect T. Havis Nixon, of this city, were among the principal speakers at the annual bar becue given at Dumas yesterday, which was largely attended. The for mer was invited to address the gath ering on Good Roads and the lat ter spoke on general topic. A large number of Pine Bluffians attended the festivities. which included among oth-
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Lakeside Methodist Calendar,

s. $. at 9:9o a.. m Missionary day. Full attendance desired Preaching at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m by the pas tor Subject The Destroyer Destroy ed The Epworth League at 3:15 D. m. Topic, "The Purpose of the Devotional Meeting.' Scripture read ings: Nal. 3:16-1S; Heb. 1O:24, 25, The Missionary Society Mon. at 4:3O D. m. at the church. The monthly Stewards meetings, and the 3rd quar- terly conference will meet Tues night at 8 o'clock. Let every official be on hand Prayer meeting Wed. at 7:45 D. m. Topic, Obedience ; Come and worship with us.
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WILL AID IN
 RECEIVING TEDDY

Mayor Toney and Dr. J. L. Cald- we'll, secretary of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, have received com munications from George R. Bedding, requesting them to appoint five rep resentatives each from this city to attend and welcome Col. Roosevelt when he pays visit to the State Fair at Hot Springs, on October 10.
 Dr. Caldwell has not made his ap- pointments yet, but Mayor Toney yes-
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First Methodist Church.

Rev. w. c. Davidson will preach another one of his series ,of sermons on Temperance Sunday morning at II o'clock at the First Methods: church. His subject will be Water Made Wine." Sunday school at 9:3O o'clock. At the evening service at 8 o'clock, Rev. Davidson will preach on "A Total Abstainer Bible Char acter." The Epworth League will be held at 6:45 o'clock. All the young people are invited to attend Mid-Week prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock All the members are invited to come to this meeting.
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Girls Entertained.

ttle Miss Annie Laurie Williams
 rtained a number of her little l friends last evening at the resi- ee of her parents, Dr. and Mrs, H. Williams. The evening was spent James after which refreshments |e served. Among those present (e little Misses Henrietta Brew J Florence Brewster, Etta Win
 Marguerite Brewster, Bessie
 son, Frances and Allie Ledbetter. (y and Eugenia Puddephatt, Ada Eammon, Minnie Rafferty, Blanch Py, Lettie McGehee, Marguerite |pberry, Velda Davis and Josephine |dson.
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fing Dish Party.

chaflng dish party last night was outcome of a days planning by young ladies at the house party MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Byrd's home,
 party, as usual, was very much oved. The young men present e Edgar McCammon, Harvey Gil ae' Tom Williams, John l.. Alex er' Rob Byrd, Adam Robinson, " Miller, Preston Grace, Robert K' Fred LeLaurin, Rufus Hudson, lfy Scull and Fred Bringman, delicacies were prepared dur ene evening and all the guests ate some knew not what they were Anng of, especially the young
 Today is the last day of the " party and the young ladies will luAoiy take their suitcases this af- |noon and bid their charming hos. |s-sood bye.
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CT things, baseball game in the af- ternoon. J. Bruce Cox, candidate for attorney general on the Republican ticket, was also among the speakers. Editor Jack Bernhardt, of the Dumas News presided as chairman of the day.
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First Church of Christ. Scientist.

Services Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. Wednesday evening testi- monial meetings at o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30 Sunday morning, and reading room open daily, except Sun day, from 2:30 to 5. All services at 10S Pine street. Visitors welcome.
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Carr Memorial Church,

Services at Carr Memorial Sunday, will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. M. w. Manville. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. preaching at II a. m. and communion services also. Evening service at 7:45 p. m. All are cordial ly invited.
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rell Spread.

well Spread.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. J. w
 was tendered a most delightful
 Yell spread by the Twentieth
 bry Class of the First Methodist bh. at James Hall, Sixth avenue
 Main street. MT. and Mrs. James to leave next week for Conway,
 future home. Mrs. James is her of the Twentieth Century } and is one of the most popular ss of the Methodist church. has F. Gadberry, president of the }, acted as toastmaster on this |sion. The hall was decorated cut flowers and the table was hged in the shape of "T,' and handsomely decorated with cut |ers. Covers were laid for about
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:t Park.
 ,r O. young people enjoy
 st Forest Park last even-
 g,.1 aarty went to the park
 oclocx. chape~oned by Mrs. snce Dixon, Mrs. Jones and Mrs.
 Martin. Lunches were spread in the evening and the rest of n,e was given over to frollicking bd the park. The invited guests Misses Stella Hummer, Bernice Ilav. Edith Allen Nashville, 1, Irma Clements Little RocD, blia Walker, Clifton Gammill, Maui. Hazel Parker, Clyde Dix kula Dalrymple, Dorothy Ewing |1 ola Ezell, Mamie Duncan and e Moore, of Redfield; YorkTrigg, bnd Alex Nichol, Williford B'sh- keonard Jones, George Gamm;ll, Iorn Martin, Robert Walker, Ed Howell, Allen Hearin, James kuder, Willis Adams Sam Darby, bn Murphy, David and Dorsey Ian and Wroe Freeman.
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terday named the following delegates to represent Pine Bluff: F. c. Bridges. w. B. Alexander, Edgar Brewster, c. H. Puddephatt, and S. M. Taylor.
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lal Postponed.

he ice cream social that was to g been given last night at the le Of Mrs. J. c. Lovejoy, No. SIP Second avenue, was postponed
 tonight on account of the incle- u weather. The affair will be n under the auspices of the I. A. 4.
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'
 AT CHURCHES, ' ,
 = ' ' ' ' '
No Services at Trinity.

There will be no services at Trinity church Sunday, on account of the ab- sence of the rector, Rev w. D. Buck her. ,...r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
MAKING ARRANGE MENIS
FOR ROOSEvELT's LANDING
Great Preparation in Progress at New
York for Former Presidents
Return Next Saturday.
nv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE COM
mittee TO arrange n welcome for Colo
mel Roosevelt on his return next Sat
urday. completed its work today and
the five days intervening Will be spent
i'm building stands and in receiving
the thousands of guests from all parts
of the country.
Colonel Roosevelt is expected at
quarantine ,at 9 O'Clock next Saturday
morning. IAN hour earlier the reye-
nue. cutter Androscogein, bearing the
mayors committee of three hundred,
the state governors here for the oc-
casion and other notable guests the
steamer Nassau. bearing the Roose-
welt nAighbors of oyster Bay and a
hundred or more other steamers, will
start for quarantine AS soon as the
liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
ccmes to anchor. Colonel Roosevelt
will be transferred to the Androscog-
gin. Mrs Roosevelt and other mem
b9rs of the family will be transferred
tJ the revenue cutter Manhattan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
PROF. HARRIS GOES TO
TRIAL AGAIN TOMORROW
Wsrrenton Murder Case Will be
Heard This Week in Prince WI
liam County.

MANASSAS. VA June 1.-THE
case Of the ConmoEwealth against
]. n. Harris uI be called for hearing
in the Circrr court bv Prince wil-
liam county Nonday- Both the com
monwealth .rd Professor Harris are
ready and az = for tr Al.
The crime th which Professor
Harris Is cfar,d Is the killing OF
EDITOR 7hom rn street IN var
reatcn. Fauo, county. last sumner
Professor Hzr was indicted ana
tiled IN Faua county. was convict
cod and givef 7rr-year-term in the
state peuiteu During the prog
ress Of the ca. sny exceptions were
Noted to ruins the court. and the
Ease was TAX the Court 81 Ap-
poais on bills c. xcepticns. with the
result that N it court Was TO-
vessed and N e. remanded for a
new trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
ELkS ARRANGE To
OBSERVE FLAG DAY
interesting Program for Exer-
CiSeS TO be Held at the
Home tuesday Evening.

Newport News Lodge No. 3i5. Is.
T.. o. r. Eiks, viii hold Flag Day
exercises at the lodge home on
Thirty second street Tuesday night at
O'Clock. Flag Day is something
new with the local lodge and every
possible effort is being exerted 90
make 1t a success.
A very interesting program has
neen arranged for the occasion anu
the indications are that the exercises
will prove among the most enjoyable
that have heen held at the lodge homo
IN several years. The public has
been invited TO attend.
Following IL the complete program:
Music, Star Spangled Hammer
Schmidt's Orchestra.
er and officers.
Prayer-Chaplain.
Song, Columbia the Gem OF the
Ocean"-Hampton Roads Glee Club
and audience.
Flag Records o. Bland, Esteemed
Lecturlns hnlgnt.
Altar service-Esquire and officers.
Song. Aud Lang Syne"-Hampton
Roads Cleo Club and audience.
Song. Selected-Miss Ada Lucille
Brooks.
Music. Southern airs-Schmidt's Or
chestra.
Recitation. SelecteG-Miss Movella
Bart Downing.
Song, Selected-Mr. Oscar II. Leh-
man.
Address--Allan d. Jones.
Song. America Roads
Glee Club aud audience.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
NEWSPAPER REPORTER
SHOUTS OUT A DENIAL
During His Address Before the Hawk
eye Fellowship Club Former Score
tary Of the Treasury Scores In
suraent Republicans and Turns At
tentlon to Southern People.
fl,y Associated rress.l

CHICAGO, ILLS, June l1.-Leslie
NJ Shaw, former secretary OF the
treasury, speaking before members of
The Hawkeye Fellowship Club today.
scored insurgents in the Republican
Larty and declared stand pat is Inc
only logical principles of government
and state. lie said the South is
ignorant on political questio
Mr. Shaw's remarks regarding the
South were given an unexpected ORA
matte twist when a Southern born
newspaper man, who was reporting
the address, so far forgot himself iha,
he shouted: at is not So"
is is true" the former secretary
responded as he reiterated his state.
ments.
THE South is the best place in tho
world in which TO make speech.
MIR. Shaw said, because the people
are so ignorant of political ques
tions. 1t is not their fault. the bur
den of the great struggle is still upon
them but for all that. nowhere is Their
greater ignorance nor. greater eager
ress to know
Scores insurgents.
Mr.. Shaw took occasion TO make
this statement regarding the insur
gents in the Republican party:
Il have no more respect for those
l'eople who style themselves Republi
cans and are not, than for those
Democrats who live in Florida and
pretend to be Democrats and are
not"
Mr. Shaw had announced that he
would speak upon the subject: "Evolu
ton in Politics." His digressions
from the subject, however, became
vastly more interesting.
Evolution in Politics"
When | was nominated for gov
ernor in Iowa in 1897" he began. my
canvass cost me exactly $3.50, and a
great Democratic paper said that the
machine was broken. No man in my
state could be elected without q
machine behind him, unless he spen'
$500. 900.
This is evolution in politics.
in Illinois, not long ago. a resident
of the state of Washington entered
the senatorial contest and ne got
10000 votes.
This, too. is evolution in politics.
Despite these things. when some
of us do not think the direct primary
The highest form of gOvernemnt. il
ls said We have lost faith in the com
mon people.
I'VE cannot be consistent in play
We are en- selfish en- praadv h,,+ me-
can't rise to the plane of citizenship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
SHIPS IN COLLISION;
ONE MAN DROWNED
Steamer is Badly Damaged in
Crash off Governors
Island.
CBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. June IA heavy
fog over the harbor caused two col
listens today between outward bound
steamers and heavily laden barges.
Less than an hour after the Caroline,
Of the New York & Porto RICO
steamship Company left her dock. she
was back again with her stern buIged
a foot out OF line, a hole three feet
wide in her bow plates and uRde-
termined injuries below the water
line. She had colIided with stand
aid oil barge not far on Governors
Island.
The shock Of the collision was 50
slight that few Of the 127 cabin pas-
sengtrs even knew that there mao
been an accident The passengers
were sent to hotels and NAV have 70
wait Until next Saturday. the nearcsl
sailing day. before they can resume
their journey.
IN the other collision the steamer
Borncu. in the freight end passenger
service between this port and nan
fax. y. S, struck a glaacing blow
against the wooden sides Of a scow
The Borneu was not injured ars
continued her trip. but she scow sanl
u the swift tide o. Hell Cote. carryiu,
one unidentified nan down with her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
INTER-FAMILY FIGHT Is
WAGEO TO THE DEATH
In Bloody Battle One Florida Man
is Killed and Three Others Prob
ably Fatally Wounded.
nv Associated Press.)

GREENVILLE, FLA, June IL
One man was killed outright, two
others were probably fatally wound
cd and a fourth badly cut as the
result OF an iIter-family fight here to.
day. following the trial OF a case in
court In which VIII Jeffcoat and Will
Sheffield were interested. The trou-
ble grew out of a dispute between
them.
Both men drew knives and Flavius
!effcoat went to aid his brother VIII.
Lewis Sheffield. brother of Wi Shelf
field, came up and it is stated. shot
and killed Flavius Jeffcoat and shot
Will Jeffccat through the head. fatal
ly wounding him. Will Sheffield was
badly cut and is in a dying condition,
II is said. Lewis Sheffield was cut
lady All are white men and well TO
do.
Further trouble is feared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
was Married in March. |

NEW YORK, June I1.-qaptaln
Henry Scott. of the United Estates
coast artillery. now stationed Fort
Wright, Fishers Island. was told over
the telephone today that the woman
murdered in Como was his sister, Mrs
Mary Scott-Csstle Charlton.
Captain Scott said:
The last / heard from Mfry was
when she sailed for Europe. She then
wrote me a steamer letter} telling
me that she had married th4 son OF
Judge Charlton. of washington, and
that her honeymoon would be spent
IN Europe She said the ceremony
was performed in Wilmington. Del.
March 12. 1910. and that she and her
husband had selected FTankfortsOn-
The Rhine. Germany, as the city in
which they would spend the better
part Of their two esrs stay abroad
The letter was received April ls.-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
WOMAN AWAkES TO FIND
BURGLAR IN HER ROOM
Mrs. George W. Thomas Has Exciting
Experience With An Unknown
Man.

Disturbed in her slumbers by the
sound OF someone walking about IN
her room, Mrs. George W. Thomas, OF
1928 Twenty-second street. woke early
Yesterday morning TO find a burglar
IN her bed room. She at first thought
il was her son. but when she inquir-
ed II he was not coming in rather late
ard the intruder hesitatingly replied
that he had just been putting his
wheel away" her suspicious were
aroused and she leaped out OF bea-
Before Mrs. Thomas could light
lamp the man left her room. She
went 10 her sons room and foond
him sleeping 'soundly She did not
get look at the burglar because OF
the darkness. When she returned 10
her room she found that hef trunk
had been ransacked. but nothing was
missing. For some reason, MIS-
Thomas did not report the matter 10
the police until yesterday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12

an inquiry Of such general scope as
the insurgents had predicted, but
merely to carry out the present law;
therefore. he animated. the insur-
gents had been buncoed.
The fact appearing that various
senators stll desired 10 be heard,
Hale reluctantly moved an adjourn
ment without reaching a vote on eitn-
er Senator Clay's motion 10 strike out
the provision or any passage OF the
sundry oivil bill The senator from
Maine expressed deep regret that an
bill should be the ocea-
sion foI such political debate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
NEGRO ATTEMPTS ASSAULT
AND IS SHOT 10 DEATH
Florida Posse Of Citizens Turn Trick
on Sheriff and XIII Man
in Swamp.

PENSACOLA, Fla, June ll.-Kob-
eTt Matthews. neglo. was she; ana
killed in a swamp near Beulah, SIX
teen miles east of this city today, foi-
lowing an attempt Go assault the L.
year old daughter of C. Il. Snowden.
Bloodhounds of the shcEin were
rushed to the scene In an automob lie
and trailed the negro 10 a swamp.
A posse of farmers followed on
horseback and plunged into the
swamp The sheriff and deputies
turned back to get horses and upon
their return. they found the negro )
body riddled with bullets. The posse
had disappeared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
JUDGE HARRIS BROWNS
IN MISSISSIPPI RIVER
7 3nnesSee Jurist Loses Life
While Proving His Ability
as Swimmer.

TIPTONVH-LE. TENN, June l.
Judge Harris. president Of the West
Tennessee Land company, OF TINS
CITY, whose life is said to have Deen
several times sought by the ReeIfoo'
lake night riders. was drowned while
swimming in the Mississippi river
near here. this afternoon.
Harris, with party OF friends, were
in a launch on Reelioot lake when, 10
demonstrate his ability as a swim
mer, he plunged into the lake. lie
swan but a short distance when he
threw up his hands aud sank. HIS
body was recovered and a post NOR
tenn examination showed that his
death was due To heart failure.
Through his connection with the
West Tennessee Land Company
which claimed the ownership of the
AXE. Harr incurred the enimity o,
the night riders. He received NAM
Der of letters from the band threaten
ing him with assassination and for
months he was constantly accom-
panied by an armed guard.
| Following the assassination OF Cap
tain Quentin Rankin by the mob on
| Walnut Log on the lake in OCTOBER,
! 1905 Harr $ home here was strong
/ ~ certified, mines were planted
around it and strong guard kept
watch night and day.
JGdge Harris was one OF the wealth
| lest men in the state. He was thirty
yeas old.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
Married at WiIminqton, Del.

SEATTLE, WASH, June i1.-Alf
bert Clay. of Wilmington, Del, wh@
married Mrs. Mary Scott Castle an4i
Porter Charlton. had heard nothing
of the death of Mrs. Charlton until
an Assoc .ated Press reporter gave
him the news today.
The couple came to me a: Will
miRgton and asked to be married fnd
answered all my questions 3atIs
factorily and | performed the fere-
mony. Charlton seemed 10 be highly
educated, as did the woman. | NOTED
that the woman was much older than
Charlton and that he seemed in poor
health.
Some weeks after the marriage
received letter from Mr.. CHARLTON
father asking if the report of his fson' s
marriage was correct. The father
seemed to be surprised at the wed
ding"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-12
DEATH OF p. c. FrrfsIMmoNs.
We'll Known Old Man Dies After ~.
ness Of One Week.

Patrick @. Fitzsimmbns. aged "a
years. died yesterday morning at =
O'Clock in his apartments in The New
port Hotel after an iIIness OF a week.
He Is survived by his ~ffe and two
children. Mrs. y. W Tenant. 81 this
city. and J. D. Fstzsimmons. 81 Mans
fed. Ohio.
The funeral arrangements have not
vet been completed and viii Be an
nOunced later. Nr. Ftzsimmons h71
lived In this CITY many years and up
10 a short time sgo was actively en-
gaxed IN the bakery business. He vas
enc q the clty's Oldest cifizens and
his death came a. shock 10 ms
many friends.