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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
KNOX AND McVEAGH
TO GO TO OHIO
Will Be Sent by President Taft to Help
Out the Republican Campaign.
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An Urgent Appeal Re-

Washington, d. c.. Oct. Gin the
hope of 'stemming the Democratic tide
before election day, two members Of
President Taft's cabinet viii be sent in
to Ohio to help out the Republican
campaign Secretary Of State Pnilander
G. Knox Of Pittsburg will deliver two
speeches in Ohio, one at Cincinnati, on
Nov. i, and the other at Columbus on
the following night Franklin MacVeagh,
secretary of the treasury, viii pay a
flying visit to Ohio the latter part Of
next week and take up the work where
Mr.. Knox left off. He viii deliver two
addresses in the upstate district be-
fore returning to Washington.
The selection Of the speakers from the
cabinet came as a result Of an urgent
request from State Chairman Laylin,
who appealed to Secretary Knox.
The decision to send Secretary Mac
Veagh into Ohio is evidence that the
administration is determined to have its
position in the tariff understood in the
strongest protectionist territory OF tae
country, 1t win be recalled that in his
speech at Boston a year or more ago,
Mr.. MacNeagh startled the tariff old
guard by his statement that the RepUb-
lican party was committed to q policy
with tariff reduction The feeling here
is that the secretary Of tae treasury.
while standing by his guns as to all
utteranees previously made. Il as good a
protectionist as any Republican, and
merely has been the advance guard Of
the scientific method Of tariff revision
which is now one Of the fundamental
features Of the Taft policy. Utterances
Of Mr. MaeVeagn will be awaited with
peculiar interest, for the secretary is
fearless in expressing himself and sound
in his doctrine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27

Gregori was acquitted of the charge Of
attempting to kin Dreyfus. During the
ceremonies attending the placing of the
body of lola in the Pantheon, Gregori
fred two revolver shots at Dreyfus. One
wounded him in the wrist and the other
went wild
The presiding judge at the trial ruled
out all attempts to reopen the old Drey-
fus case. There was considerable turbu-
lence as witness after witness was sup
pressed These included NJ. Berteaux,
formerly Minister of war, and Colonel
Du Patty de Clam. After the various
witnesses had finished giving their testi-
mony, and as neither Premier Clemen-
ceau, War Minister Picquart, nor any
other member Of the government APP
peared, Gregori began his address to
the jury. He said that whatever hap
pened he always would be glad to strike
at the right arm of DTeyfus, which had
committed treason to the army. Con-
timing. he said: eve were provoked
and defed BY Dreyfusism. aud I acted in
a sort Of legitimate self-defense,"
Gregori declared that he had shot at
Dreyfusism in the person of the major
as a protest against the participation
of the army in the lola ceremonies.
With the acquittal OF Gregori the
Dreyfus affair, which has divided France
into two camps for the last twelve years.
may be said to have been buried be-
yond all possibility OF resurrection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
ON THE wARPATH.
Tnbesmen in Hostile Array on Island of
Mindanao.

Manila, Oct. 27-TWo bands OF Man
obos tribesmen are depredating It's west
coast OF Davao, in southeastern Min
danao island, and have killed several
planters. including Earl Gerr, an Amer
lean. All available troops We're ordered
to the scene yesterday.
Brigadier General John H. Pershing,
commanding the department Of Minda
mao, has left his headquarters at Fam
boanga, in the province of that name,
to command the reinforcements which
are being hurried to Dayao The Man
obos Dattos declare their purpose Of ex-
polling all foreigners and Filipinos from
the district.
8iindanao is the southernmost and,
after Luzon, the largest Of the Philip
pine islands Davao forms the southern
division OF the island. Manobos oecu-
pies the southwestern part Of Davao,
Zamboanga the military headquarters
IS in the extreme west OF the island
some 900 miles BY sea from the scene
of the present outlawry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
NOTED BoTANIsT DEAD.
David Pearce Penhallow Passed Away
on Ship at Sea.

London, Oct. 27.-David Pearce PEN
hallow, the botanist, professor on that
subject at McGill university, Montreal,
since 1888, died yesterday aboard the
steamer Lake Manitoba, upon which he
was passenger from Montreal The
Lake Manitoba sailed on October IA and
arrived at Liverpool Tuesday.
Prof. Penhallow was born at kittery
Point, Me-, on May % 1854, and mar
ried Sarah A. Dunlap of Amherst, Mass,
in 1876. He had written extensively on
the science to which he devoted his life
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
STOCKINGS DAZZLE NEWPORT.
Somebody Is Wearing 500 Silk Hose, So
Everybody Gazes.

Newport, r. l., Oct 81 Fashionable
Newport is looking for a dear old lady
or young one-who wears Sl00 silk
stockings.
IL is all extremely embarrassing. The
500 stockings are here-l2 gorgeous,
fascinating pairs Of 'embut the fair
wearer has not been revealed, and New
port simply can't make its eyes behave.
Many dainty ankle trembles involun-
tarily as il nears puddle. Il is a feat
of Napoleouic courage to step out Of a
carriage Everybody is looking for those
stockings.
The secret of the arrival Of these
hosiery masterpieces came out at GER
tain society dinner the other evening
They were made in Paris and cost 500
a pair there. so they're probably worth
a lot more here unless they were SNUG.
eled. They are bewitchingly embroid-
cred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
DR.. cRIppEN wILL APpEAI.
Counsel for Condemned Wife Murderer
Decides TO Do So.

London, Oct 2T.-Comsel for DR.. Haw-
ley H. Crippen. who was sentenced 10
death October % for the murder Of his
wife, has decided to appeal the case.
This determination was announced at
the conclusion Saturday OF long confer
euee between Crippen and Arthur New
ton. one Of his lawyers, at the Penton-
vile prison.
At this conference Crippeu appeared
70 be quite cheerful and expressed great
satisfaction that Miss Leneve bad been
peauitted a. an accessory afts- the tact.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
BELIEVES IN RELIGION.
Mayor Nathan of Rome Replies to His
Critics.

Rome, Oct. 27.--Mayor Nathan re-
piled yesterday to the criticism Of him
by the archbishop Of Montreal and other
attacks ia the form Of resolutions adopt.
ed BY Catholic bodies in America and
which constituted protests against the
anti-clerical speech made by the mayor
on September 20, the occasion Of the fall
of temporal power.
Mayor Nathan asserts profound be-
lief in religion and denies the accusa-
tion Of irreverence toward the divinity.
His utterances, he says, had regard only
to the papal organizations as political
power which opposed modern progress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
Many Doctors Prescribe

proprietary medicines under Latin
name, charging for the written prescrip-
tion three times the cost of the medi-
cine, and do not hesitate to condemn
that self-same medicine If it is adver-
tised or mentioned by the public.
There are, however, many honest doe
tors who do not hesitate to openly rec
ommend and prescribe such standard
remedies as Lydia +. Pinkham's yege.
table Compound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
Roo.evelts inducing Felt In MiehIgan

Detroit, oct. p. Theodore Roosevelt's
influence was thrown into the political
campaign in Michigan yesterday through
the publication by the Republican st2te
committee Of telegram from the for
mer president to former Governor Cur
It's Gould, ir,, Of Massachusetts, who
made several addresses in Michigan last
week.
Col. RQasevets telegram says he nm
derstanls that in Michigan the progress
sives won a clear cut victory and he in
dorses tae candidacy of Charles $. 0s-
born for governor and Charles E. Town
send for United States senator
"Mr. Osborn says the telegram, SIS
man like Stimson Of New York, who
will clean house from cellar TO garrett,
driving every wrongdoer from office"
Col. Roosevelt expresses regret That
h. is unable to take part in the Mich
iran campaign for the entire Repub-
lean ticket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
MAN WHO SHOT DREYFUs DEAD.
Louis A. Gregori Was Acquitted Of At.
tempt to Kill Major in 1908.

Paris, Oct 27-Louis Anthehne Gregg.
ri, the military writer who shot Major
Dreyfus in the breast ON the occasion
Of the transfer Of the remains OF Zola
to the Pantheon on June 4, 1908, died
yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-27
WHAT A1DRIcH REALLY WANTS,
The Interests Changing Position to Keep
Ahead Of Advancing Laws.

If my theory is right, our big men
have their hands upon, and ere heeam-
ing conscious Of power which viii
enable them to hold together the con-
stituent companies OF their trusts, just
as they held together tie railroads in
their railroad trust; &c viii enable t1em
To suppress competition inside, and
handicap their competitors outside. In
other words, the animesity Of public
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08
ROOSEVELT FUE A ROMA Y NO
VIO AL PAPA.

Durante la semana, la prensa dia
ria del pals nos ha trafdo extensos
artIculos acerca el fracaso que ha
tenido 81 ex- Presidente americana,
quien fue a Roma y al fin no pddo
yer al Papa.
Ell asunto Sc comeuta de mil mo-
dos, pero a segdn SO puede vislum-
brar, Roosevelt creia que una vIsi-
ia con el Papa, en- Ell Vaticano, era
10 mismo que yisitar a un Rough
Rider y como para poder yisitar a
Su santidad Sc Ie impusiera ciertas
condolences, ell ex-Presidente las
rehuso y revistiendose de amor pro-
pio prefri6 salir de Roma antes de
someterse a las condolences impues-
tas. por el Vaticano.
Dichas condolences, quiza no hu-
bieran sido lmpuestas al ex-Presi-
dente, 81 81 no hubiese sido tan in.
diferente al Vaticano de Roma CO.
mo 10 demostr6 en- cierta ocasi0n.
cuando Roosevelt era Presidente de
esta naci6n, negandose recibir a
un delegado apost6lico del Vatica-
no en- la Casa Blanca de Washing
ton, y por 10 que Su Santidad le
di6 las gracias, y ahora que SO pre-
senta la ocaci6n S. S. correspondi6
como aquello de one "amor con
amor Sc paga."
Por otro lado, parece que en- Ro
ma existe una fuerte pelea entire la
iglesia Metodista y 81 yaticano y
de un modo u otro Sc sdpo que
Roosevelt, despues de tener una
audencia con SIS. intentaba de ir a
la iglesia Metodista de Roma la
cual esta llevando una campana
ofensiva y calumniosa en- contra el
Papa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08
La VERDAD.

KS el nombre de una excelente
Revista quinceual publicada en- Las
Vegas, N. Mex. por Ell Sr Francisco
l, Lopez, cuyo primer ndmero vic
la luz p6blica ell dia 80 de Mario
dltimo. Es una excelente.reyista,
que ha venido a llenar un vacio que
existfa en- ell campo periodfsticc
de Nuevo Mexico, en- una publica.
cion ilustrada con caricaturas de Ia
OCCASION y cor extenso material de
redacci6n tan correcto como bien
impreso.
La nueva Revista, a segdn su
programa, es enteramente indepen-
diente en- politica y colaboraranen
la misma distinguidos 8 ilustrados
escritores Neo-Mexicanos.
Sinceramente saludamos al nue..
70 c6lega, deseandole muchos amos
de vida y mucho soporte.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08
NO.l4

Ell secretario del Papa adn reco.
noci6 que los derechOs que recla-
maba Roosevelt para visitar Ia
iglesia metodista eran justos, siem-
pre- ' cuando Roosevelt hubiese lido
primero en- la iglesia metodista y
despu6s en- el vaticano, pero Roo
sevelt no quiso someterBe 4 clio.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08

Han a miles de incautos a atentar
contra su vida, a cortar Ell hilo de
su existencia?
La causa esta, no 10 dudeis, en- la
completa relajacion de las costum-
bres, en- la production de lecturas y
novelas inmorales, y sobre todo, en-
81 desconocimiento de los saluda-
bles preceptos del Evangelio dados
a Noises en- el Sinai.
Cuando la moral mas pura Sc
haya propagado por todas parties
de la terra, y haya hombres de
princIpios verdaderamente sanos y
firmes, entonces 81, la moda des.
yastadora del suicidio habra desa-
parecido, 81 no por complete, ST dis
minuido ostensiblemente.
FRANCISCO DIAZ.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08
PeIea En- Questa.
JUAN N. HERRERA GRAVE
MENTE HERIDO.

Reportes recibidos de Questa,
este condado, nos dan cuenta de
una pelea que tom6 lugar el dia 20
de MARIO, pr6ximo pasado y on Ia
que posiblemente resulte en- la
muerte del Sr Juan N. Herrera,
de ese mismo lugar, a seg6n los
reportes de los doctores que atien-
den al paciente.
La pelea ocurrio en- la cantina
del Sr Francisco NJ. y martinez. Pa
rece que entire Juan N. Herrera y
Francisco NJ. martinez, dueno del
saloon, acostumbraban tomar chan
zas y dichos y estando algo calisp
tes por los efectos del wiaRaea
rrera SO traslimito un ta
chanzas que no le hacian ~
d martinez, y pasando De losr-N
a los hechos, martinez tomo un taco
del billar Ell que SO le rompi6 en-
la cabeza del infortunado Herrera
causandole profuuda herida, que a
seg6n los doctores, es de eminente
peligro que le puede causar 8 bien
muerte 8 locura por ser la berida
en- lugar tan peligroso y que le
dan6 los sesos.
Ell senor martinez fue ahanzado
en- dos mil pesos para aguardar la
acci6n del pr6ximo gran ldrado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08
El boleto del aChinlisturreD

FL boleto del 'sChimisturre" .
Chapurrado, gan6 aqui en- la ciudad
de Santa Fe 81 Jefe Polftlco, pero
81 Ayuntamiento es Republican,
por dos terceras parties. Cast hay
segnridad de que habra contesta
porque hay muchas irregularidades
seriaa, y Sc pueden tirar abajo mas
de 200 votos, y entonces todo 81
boleto Republican, quedara en- po-
session. S. S. S.
Leon,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08
NueStrOS SuSCriptOreS.

va q continuation la lista de los
senores que durante 81 mes de Mar
20, pr6ximo pasado, nos hicieron re-
mesas por suscripcion a La Revista
de Taos. AL anotar aquf sus nom
bres y los pagos correspondence,
aprovechamos la aportunidad para
expresarles pdblicamente nuestras
mas expresivas gracias por las mis-
mas: Siguen los nombres
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08

Buenos resultados siguen siempre con
el uso De las pildoras para los rlnones de
Foley. Dan aliyio pronto en- todos los
casos de des6rdenes en- los rinones o
vegiga, cura, da fuerza es antis6ptca
hagan Ia prueba.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08

Jose D.. Trujillo 80 90
Julian Cisneros 2 90
Manuel A. Martinez / 90
I. d. Romero 2 100
Pablo A. Cisneros 1 90
j. o. Cook 2 90
JESUS NJ. Valerie / so
j. T.. Santistevan 2 90
Amadeo Esquiyel / 90
Lucas Duran l so
Donaciano Quintana 2 90
P. ] Gomez 100
Fransito Martinez 100
Herculiano Martinez l 90
Trinidad Gomez 2 90
Juan Julian sArellano 1 90
Severe Arellano l so
Marcelo Romero / 90
Porfrio Archuleta / 90
M. Sabine Gallegos | so
J. Placido Chacon ! 90
j. L. Mondrag6n | 90
Mrs. Aurelia B. Chacon 100
Abel Martinez / 90
Seferino Leyba 2 90
Melton Armijo | 90
Jesus Armijo | 90
Antonio Jose Arellano 2 90
Roman Padilla 2 co.
Jose D. F. Casfas l 00|
Jose d. Romero ! 00|
.. H. Carabajal ? 2OOI
Dionicio Olibal 100
Jose Abel TruJi!lo 500
J. Benito Martinez / 00I
Jose Carpio 30
Jack Ii, Young 3 90
Juan Jose Lopez 2 90
Jose Romero 2 00I
Juan G. Lujau 0 70
Jose Adam Arellano 2 00I
Crespin Arellano | 00l
JESUS Ma. Mondragon l 90
Rafael Vigil 2 90
J. A Sanchez 2 90
Isidoro Cordova 800
Bauhsta C6rdova 2 90
Salomon Ortega 1 90
Noises Valerie 100I
Ezequiel Martinez | 90
J. B. Aragon 2 90
Jose A. Suazo ii so
Guadalupita Suazo 2 90
Luciano Lucero 2 90
Crecencio Herrera 90
j. F. Cordova 90
]. A. Trujillo 100
Ramon Torres 00I
Jose F. Abeyta 100
Cosme D. Martinez 90 !
Jose g. Arellano 90 /
Pedro Tafoya 2 00I
Antonio Reyes 2 90 !
q. Velasquez l 90 !
Trinidad Maestas l so
Juan Pablo Maestas / 90
Antonio Ma. martinez 3 90 |
Jose A. Bargas l 90
Ramon Chacon / 81
William Valdez 2 00t
Filimon Aragon 90
Richard Oakeley 2 90 |
Juan Smith 0 sol
Fortinio Rodriguez l 90 !
Jose Leandro C6rdova 2 90
Manuel Vasquez 8 90
j. j. Duran 2 90
Hon Alexander Read 2 90
Mick Lamorri 4 90
Bias Sanchez 200 |
Conception Dominguez 2 90
Jose L. Chacon 2 90
Juan F. Ortega | 90
Reginio Griego 2 90
Antonio N. Ortega 90
Frank Cordova 2 90
Tomas D. Romero 2 90
Eliseo Lujan 2 90 /
Nicolas Sanchez 2 90
Conception Sanchez 2 90
Mrs o. S. Steward 2 00I
Clemente Valdez 2 90
Francisco Espinosa 2 90
J N. velasquez 2 90
Pedro A. Tafoya 00l
Jose A. Madrid 200
@@ e--
Buenos resultados siguen siempre con
el uso De las pildoras para los rlnones dc
Foley Dan aliyio pronto en- todos los
casos de des6rdenes en- los rinones O.
vegiga cura, da fuerza y es antis6ptlca
hagan Ia prueba.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08


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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08

No hay en- los Profldcticos nj Quinina,
nj NADIA que sea desagradable q nausea
bundo. Estas Tablillas para Resfriados
obran como por magia No requieren
sino unas horas para contrarrestar un
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ras. Su costo es econ6mico, Una GAIA
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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-04-08
AhO TX.
DE LACAPITAL De
NUEVO MEXICO.

TeScenOS 800 ObeS PrOmnenteS de NegOCOS en- San Francis
CO. Gall, Sc Revean EnCOntra del AyuntamenO POClaPOre
Pueblo MexcauO IaSa los ChuIOS de FadaS los uerdenMS
Ceanea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-04
MIDNIGHT FRIDAY
 MAY BE A CRISIS
Then the Sympathetic Strike of 1eO,- 900 Union Laborers is to Become Effective, Unless an Adjustment
 is Reached Before Them.

Philadelphia, March 3.-All Phil adelphia today awaited with anxiety the outcome of the meeting of the city council this afternoon to dis cuss ways and means of bringing about termination of the street railway strike, which has been stiff ling business here for the last 12 days.
 Just what the council might be able to accomplish in view of the mayors seemingly unalterably stand against arbitration of any character, is problematic.
 Arbitration has been secuted by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Con- pany officials, city representatives on the board of directors of the com pany, and, in fact, by practically all persons who are in an official capa- city with the Rapid Transit Con- pany
 The step taken at the meeting of the local labor union when that body made it's final preparations to carry the threatened sympathetic strike order into effect, has been discount ed by the company, which professes belief that only small per cent of the 100000 or more union workmen would obey the strike order at mid night Friday
 Mayor Reyburn recommended to the city council this afternoon that strike and to call attention to the old law that permits courts to handle the situation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-04
BRIAN FUNERAL
 HELD YESTERDAY

The funeral of J. M. Brian, who died in Memphis Tuesday night, was con- ducted yesterday afternoon from the Union Station, on the arrival of the Southbound Cotton Belt train No. 1, at 3:30 o'clock from Memphis. MT. and Mrs. w. c. Hudson, the latter a sister of the deceased, accompanied the remains here from Memphis. The funeral was quite largely attended by the many friends of Mir. and Mrs.
 w. c. Hudson of this city. Rev. J. I. Norris conducted the funeral, and the interment was held at Bellwood. The following acted as pail bearers :: Hardy Kilgore, Haryie Hogg, J. w. Crawford, J. H. Hudson, F. G. Smart, and H. H. Ferguson. MT. and Mrs. w. s. Brian, of Palestine, Texas, the parents of the deceased, arrived here yesterday and attended the funeral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-04
Was Sheriff and County Judge of Jefferson County
 and Prominent Here.
DIES IN NEW YORK
A Scholarly Man-Amassed a Fortune .Here-Suryiyed By His Wife
 and Four Children.

3 "A telegram, announcing the death 4of Judge Frank Silverman, former county judge, deputy sheriff and later sheriff and collector of this county, (which occurred at his home in Mil z ton, N. Y, Wednesday night, was re-
 ceived here yesterday by Mrs. P. D. < Atwood, friend of the Silverman
 family Judge Silverman was about ss72 years old and was we'll known
 throughout the states of Arkansas s The body will probably be inferred 7 at Milton.
 The deceased is survived by his wife, one son, Randall Silverman, of Beaumont, Texas, and three daughters Mrs. Arthur L. Vernon, of Omaha < Nebraska; Mrs. Maud Fellner, of Denver, Colorado, and Miss Edith Silverman, who lives with her par eRts in New York state.
 Nudge Silverman moved away from
 Pine Bluff some years ago, after the . expiration of his second term as
 sheriff and collector of this county . He served several terms as county
 and probate judge and after serving
 as deputy sheriff was elected sheriff
 and collector on a. compromise ticket, he being a Republican. Judge Silver
 man was a deputy sheriff under Hon.
 John M. Clayton, who was assassinat-
 ed at Plummerville, Ark, several years
 ago while making a campaign for
 congress in this district and whose murderer was never captured. Judge .Silverman and his family were very
 prominent in this city and section so- cially. Politically Judge Silverman was a leader in Jefferson county poli-
 tics for some years. He was alschoar-
 ly man and possessed fine business qualifications. When he left the sheriff office here he was considered immensely wealthy. He sold his
 handsome home, which stood on the
 site where now stands the stone resi- dence of P. P. Byrd on West Fifth a Venue, and moved away.
 Judge Silverman and his son, Ran -dall went to Argenta and established the Bank of .Argenta, the first finan- cfal institution of it's kind in that now
 progressive little city. He and his
 son later went to Cripple Creek Colorado when the silver craze took
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-04
NEGRO FOOTPADS
 SHOT A FARMER
Col. c. M. Beavers, Prominent Citizen Of Faulkner County, is Mistaken for an Officer and Probably Fat.
 ally Wounded With Own Pistol.

Plummerville, March 3.-Colonel c. M. Deavers, a prominent farmer liv- ing six miles northeast of here, was shot down about 40 o'clock this morning, near Menefee, by two un- known negro footpads.
 Colonel Beavers was going to the train, when he was seen by the two negroes who evidently mistook him for an officer.
 They closed upon him, taking his pistol away from him, but making no attempt toward further robbery. Then one of them ran and the other shot Colonel Beavers with his own pistol, the bullet striking him above the heart and passing through his left lung.
 The shot was heard in Menefee, and citizens upon investigation found the wounded farmer in what was thought to be dying condition.
 He was brought to Piummerville, about four miles, and his wife and four children hastily notified. They are now with him, and there is lit- tie hope for his recovery, as it is believed the wound is mortal one.
 It is thought the negroes who made the murderous assault upon him are the same as those who rob- bed the stores in Conway Wednes- day night.