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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at EnIon Stuck va -dE -.

tSaIes al Union stock Ya-ds.)
Richmond Va. June IL. 1911.
Report OF The I've stock market for the
week ending June L.. 1911:
Kecetpts-cattIe. stS head: calves, 81 head :;
sheep. i6o head hogs $50 head. 4
Best steers. &C.; medium TO good. q sec:
common 10 ta'r. "a &c: best hcifers, size;
medium 10 good. ~. 35ic.; common TO fair,
o. g ihc,: best cows. 4tI Sc; medium 10
good, iItsc.; common to fair ~ a size
bulls, 81: Ai.tc.; best calves TIC; common,
ia &C. Cows and calves. seoa 5000 per head
Best light hogs, Ga sic; heavy. So "a &C..
sheep, 3uii2c.; lambs. 68!c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished b. Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va)
Richmond, Va, June Il. 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE ROTATIONS OF
utTa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
MARINE ISTELLrGEscE.
PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE il. 1911.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
e mes River landings, merchandise and pas.
scngers, Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Blanche, Furmar, Petersburg and
J James River landings mercnandise and pas
senGers. Eurman inn ---- --- - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18

Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points lower
middi!ng urlands. i5.5o: Tnlddling gulf. ISIS
Sales IS bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18

80. white. s7ssd ssAc. standard asa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
BY Richard ". Maury.

Quotations for interest paying bonds are
ut price to which interest must be add
ed. Income bonds and certificates of indebt.
edness are fat I
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WEsTALL FUNERAL
 FROM RESIDENCE

The funeral of Rev. Daniel Wes- tall took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the family residence on West Sixth avenue. A large crowd of friends attended and there were many beautiful floral offerings. The services were conducted by Rev. J. H. Blythe, of Hermitage, Ark, as- sisted by Rev. A. Tullis and Rev. Phillips, tof Warren, all Primitive Baptists. The pail bearers were R. H. M Mills, w. L. Dewoody, Dr. N S. Kite. Alex Perdue J. W. Monk and Phil Hterschspi4, honol'ary; A. s. Triee. E. w. Brockman, Wad M. Tc- ney, w. D. Jones, J. w. Meeks and William Burke, active.
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OLD VETERANS
 VISITING HERE

General K. M. Knox, one of the best known residents of this county and an old Confederate Veteran, return- ed last night from the Reunion at Lit ttt tie Rock. Gen. Knox was accom- panied home by three old comrades of the desperate days of-61-65-Who have been attending the Reunion and are here to spend few days with Gen. Knox. The old Vets are F. w.. Bost, of Bostown, Okla; A. c. FoW- Ter, of Houston, Texas, and Dr. J. J. Richardson, of Texarkana, Texas.
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GOLDMAN
 PASSEDgmHROUGH

Jake Goldman of the Lesser Gold man Co.,, of St. Louis and Arkansas and Col. S. w. Fordyce, also of St. Louis passed through here last night. on their way home from the Reunion. If there has ever been a man in Ar kansas wh) has been a builder it is this man Goldman. His interests here in our city nre immense. He assisted in building the Marion Hotel in Little Rock and various other en- terprises t3o numerous to mention Tn the party also was the always gen. tai Col Minor
 Conversations ran back to earlier days, for instance: about the time MT. Goldman built the first house in Newport and the early days of cur city.-Newport Herald.
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General Gordon Unable to Take Place and Was Sue
 ceeded by Gen, Van Zandt
END A BLAZE OF GLORY
Oklahoma Leader Speaks in Praising Terms of Little Rock and Her
 Management of the Reunion.

Little Rock, May 1S.-The Veterans parade moved at 10 a. m. today along route a little more than mile in length, and was reviewed by 100000 people. During the afternoon there were innumerable receptions at pri- vate homes. The general estimate regarding the Reunion closing today in blaze of glory is voiced by the following expressions of John Thread gil, of Oklahoma Citys one of the leaders of that delegation: q have attended every Reunion for the last eighteen years and I never saw one where there were so many Veterans and visitors. At no Reunion has the crowd ever been better handled and cared fer. Little Rock has done it. self proud having exceeded every other city in it's entertainments and hospitality, and no one has any just caust for complaint.
 General Gordon was unable to take his place in the parade on account of illness. The general is not seri- pusly i'll but his division would not permit him to leave his headquarters at the Hotel Marion.
 General Van Zandt of Texas took the generals place in the parade.
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WEEKLY SERVICES
 AT THE TEMPLE

Weekly services at the Temple will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock and tomorrow at 10:3O o'clock. Rab- bi B. Frisch will preach on the sub- ject "On the Heights" tonight and will deliver the sermonette to the chil- dren Saturday morning. The follow ing musical numbers have been ar ranged for the services tonight:
 Organ prelude, "Reve JAndelique'' (Rubenstein)-Mrs. F. B. Renfrow.
 Duet before sermon, 'Eventide' (Smithy-Ntisses Broadstreet and SchIoss.
 Soprano solo after sermon, "Incline Thine Ear" (Frey)-Miss Vera Ber- nath.
 Closing Hymn, 'En Ke1oRenH, "- Choir and congregation.
 The numbers for Saturday morning will include an organ prelude by Rub- enstein, Nocturne in IS" Miss Gladys Eilhott, an alto solo, ''Hark My Soul' (RockwelD by Miss Ethel Schloss, and a closing hymn Sabbath" Everyone invited.
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MISS FLORENCE WATSON
 DIED WEDNESDAY,
A Most Levable Young Lady of Tuck. CT, Ark, Passed Away at Tender
 Age-Funeral Saturday.

Miss Florence May Watson, age l9 wears, died very suddenly at the resi- .dence of her grandmother, Mrs. Mar garet H. Watson, at Tucker, Ark, Wednesday night at g o'clock. This death was peculiarly sad not only by reason of the extreme youth of the de- ceased, but from the fact that 1t was very sudden and is believed to have been caused from heart failure. The young lady had seemed unusually we'll all of Wednesday and had been planning to go to the Confederate Re- union at Little Rock on Thursday and her sudden passing way came as great shock to her relatives and friends.
 She leaves two sisters, Miss Der nice. also of Tucker and Mrs. Charles Barrett, of Anchorage, Ky. and an
 aunt, Miss Catherine Watson, o1 Tucker, Ark. She is niece of R ss. Cherry, of this city and there gre
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PINE BLUFFIANS
 AT THE REUNION

Among the Pine Bluffians seen at the Reunion on Wednesday and Thursday were A. w. Lowe, Attorney T. Havis Nixon, Dr. and Mrs. o. w. Clarke, Hunter McGehee, c. H. Monk, MT. and Mrs. W. T. Seawell, Cecil Baker, Dr. William Breathwit, Jim Green, Thomas Green Jr., Wren Stewart, Dr. c. K. Caruthers, Miss Kate Wilson, Misses Leceister and Lena O'Connell, Arthur Young, Guy Taggart, Mrs. Henry Smith, J. B. Hilzheim, John Tucker, Joe Gottlieb, John Vining, Dave Veil, Leland Murphy, John Harrison, J. R. Par son, Ben Parson, Ben Sallee, Otto Roedel, Ava Poss, D. A. Caldwell, Jeff Hicks, Frank Ussery, Joe Tay- Tor, J. G. Taylor, Athel Townsend, Dot Kastor, Miss Jessie Waterman, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Gibson, Miss Mag gie White, MT. Rairigh wife and son, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen, Andrew Mitchell, Cliff Brewster, R. H. Viii Hams, J. G. Taylor, Mir. and Mrs. B. c. Mead, Meyer Solmson, Curran Mi chol, Sorrells Dewoody, Hervey Mann, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Lee, Miss Ivy George, John Tucker and daugh- ter, Miss Lucille Tucker and many others.
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A 5.ITION 10
 MACADAM R,jAD
New ROadbed Connecting With Pike Road South of the City Fine
 For AutOmObiIiStS.

The Main street or macadam road, is being worked this week, and the bridges along the route are being re- paired. The work was commenced at Fish's, store and is being carried toward the city. From the end of this maeadam road, a road has been extended east to the Greenfield CT Taylor lower plantation, and the owners of land along this road are seriously considering graveling the new road, which would extend the pike several miles east. This road east has been thoroughly worked within the past two weeks, and the Pine Bluff automobiles can now make trip down the macadam road, turn east, and return to Pine Bluff via al good dirt road which will bring, hfm back to the macadam road at "a point near Mead's store, about one-half mile south of the city limits, going over a territory hitherto not much travelled by automobi1es.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19

convention will be held at Matthews hall. Mrs. W. s. Grove of Argenta will deliver the welcoming address, to which a response will be made by Mrs. s. E. Cox, If Rector, Ark. Oh the afternoon Of May B, reception will be held at the Elks' Club, at which an elaborate program witt be rendered. The morning session May q, will be devoted bo business, re- ports of committee and the election of officers for the ensuing year. The afternoon session will also be dev0t- ed to business. In the evening the closing reception will be held.
 The business streets of the city, which are now gaily decorated for the Reunion, will remain as they now are until after this event.
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Thousands of Visitors Went to the Valley of Vapors
 and More to Come
VISITORS RECEPTION
Past Week Has Been One of Greatest Advertising Periods in His.
 tory of Resort.

Hot Springs, Ark, May 1S.- Hot Springs has been having a lit tie reunion all her own during the past three days-not SD small, either as conservative estimate of the number of visitors from Little Rock during the Confederate Reunion plac- es the number at between 1000 and 10000. with thousands more due to arrive today and tomorrow.
 When the congested condition at tho capital and the inability of thousands to obtain Accommodations, either from lack of noom or exorbitant rates, the attention of the visitors naturally turned to Hot Springs with her many magnificent hotels, her hundreds of riooming houses, reason able rates and open arm welcome, which Secretary Bedding and his as- sistants guaranteed them.
 today a regular procession of special trains poured into this city from Lit tie Rock, all loaded to their carrying capacity with visitors who could not get accommodations at the capital city, or who took advantage of the re- union rates to make visit to the wcrld' s greatest health resort.
 Surprised, at first, by the large host of visitors who poured into the city beginning with the first day, and with eut previous notice of the number to expect, members and officers Of the Business Mems League, citizens, pc- licemen and city officials turned out to meet the trains and see that the Veterans were provided with adeauate accommodations at the most reason- able prices.
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COURT FAILED
 10 INTERPRET In Any Tangible Way the Law in the Standard Oil
 Decision
BAYS JAMES M. BECK
To Business of the Country is the Re- sult-Chief Justice White is
 Only One Who Can Define.

New York, May 1S.-James M Beck, who has taken part in many of the eases arising under the Sherman Antitrust law and who was former assistant attorney general of the Unit ed States, made the comment today on the Standard Oil decision:
 'The greatest tribunal in the world, after deliberating more than a year and writing an opinion of twenty thousand words, has failed in any tan gible way to interpret a law which business men must, under the peril of possible imprisonment, infallibly in- terpret from day to day as occasion arises.
 "This in itself justifies a grave doubt as to the policy of a law which yields so little to judicial in- depreciation. If the supreme court after twenty-one years, cannot tell the business men of he country, what is reasonable and what is 'unreason- able in the combination of energy and resources, 1t is clearly oppressive to require laymen to do SD.
 "It is inconceivable that the su- preme court did not wish to help in situation that had grown intoler- able. If Chief Justice White can not define what is reasonable in the matter of cooperation of capital, then no one can, for the supreme court has had few. if any justices of more acute understanding Or lumin- ous power of statement since John Marshall. as
 The decision unquesti onably has d temporary sentimental value in re- lieving the business of the country from the great incubus of a doctrine that is held that all agreements in re- straint of competition whether 'rea- sonable' or unreasonable were un- lawful and criminal"
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|, He Accepts Diaz Invitation to Come to Mexico City
 and Make Plans
l. SELECTS GOVERNORS
Madero Will Succeed Diaz For a Per iOd of Six Years With No
 Reelection.

Fl Paso, May 1S.-Madero doesn't know precisely what to make of this complete clean surrender of Diaz. Diaz to get out, his whole cabinet to get out, the government in all it's an- gles to be turned over to Madero and his people, as it was more than was asked, more than was dreamed of. Now 1t has come, Madero fears trap.
 Madero wired his congratulations to Diaz by way of drawing the direct fire of that potentate. He congrat- ulated Diaz on his spirit of patriotism and self sacrifice. It had the desired result. to this extent, at least, that it confirmed the complete surrender. in cluding the soon stepping down and out of Diaz and his cabinet, as ar ranged for by Carbajal.
 Diaz invited Madero to come to Mexico City, the latter accepted and is making plans to start South Saturday on his mission of specification. Gen. eral Navarro hitherto in concealment in Fl Paso has for his safety to save him from assassination, been admit ted to Fort Bliss by the United States authorities.
 Speaking of the situation and per sonally of Diaz, Madero said; T shall not feel sure until he Is aboard ship headed for Europe
 According to the impression furn- ished by Maderos and the Insurrecto chiefs about him Limantour has been, and is the government. Diaz is in his old age and dotage, weak and feeble. the reins have fallen from his hands.
 \. Madero is picking and choosing his governors for the twenty-seven states. He will first install those for Chi huahua, Sonora, and the other north ern states. The regular government troops will take their places. They will uphold the hands of the new Ma dero government and keep the Paci- fic lid on the old Diaz governors who have been stilled out of place.
 The southern half of the country Madero will "pacify" after he reaches Mexico.
 President NIadero will be the next regular successor to President Diaz; the term is for six year; the issue-it is the Madero platform-will be no reelection Madero says that no president should be more than a one time president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19
Have Been Ordered to Cap ture Him Without Harm
 On Arrival
FIGUEROA COMMENTS
thapuitepec is Fortified and Soldiers Patrol the City-War in
 the Air.

Me&lco City, May 1S.-A new fac- tor' startling and important, was QhroWn into the already complicated NneAioah situation today when the lepel Junta here announced that peace or no peace, Madero would not accept Reyes in any official position.
 Inree thousand rebels are gathered at vera Cruz to prevent Reyes from landing and if he makes an attempt to lahd' for which event Diaz is play Ing Tor time, these rebels have ,ordars from Madero to attack the gunboat and capture the old warrior without injuring him.
 1t Is now agreed that Diaz will re- sign, but not until after Reyes ar- rlves. He will take charge of the war situation. De LaBarra is to he provisional president, but he will be the tool of Reyes. Diaz plans to make Reyes the Teal ruler of the Re- F FN"AAO eshN iiCltuCI NlduerO HOT Am- broisie Figueroa will accept Reyes. This means further war.
 At Aguala General Figueroa in command of the 13,0OO men now as- sembling there saidem
 MaderIo has come to the end of his peacemaking and if he signs another arm1stice the men here will not abide by it. We expect to attack Mexico City in month and depose Diaz. .1..
 The fortification of Chapultepec. the castle of Diaz in this city is complete. The streets in all the outlying por- tbons of the city are barlacaded and trenches have been dug. 'a
 Indian runners and hundreds of scouts, mercenaries in the employ of Diaz, are patroling the mountain and the air is heavy with the foreboding of war
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19

number of other relatives in this city and vicinity.
 The funeral will not take place until Saturday morning at Il o'clock, when 1t will be held at the family residence; the delay being due to the absence of her sisters of Kentucky who will arrive here Saturday morn ing.
 Miss Wetson was a young lady of very 1ovable character and was a great favorite in her home town, and her sudden death has cast a gloom ov- CT the entire community where she was so well known and loved.
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city some time later. Little Rock and Hot Springs were rival cities for the honor of entertaining the Far mers' Union and other cities also pre- sented claims, but owing to other pressing duties, decision was left with the president.
 President Barrett left last night for s'ort Worth to attend the meeting of the warehouse men of Texas today. He will go from there to- Charleston, s. C., to the meeting of the Sea Island Cotton Growers of South Carolina. Georgia and Florida. 8
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By Confession of James Ell liott to Offset McNamara
 and McManigal Case
TELLS OF THE WORK
An Alleged Confession Says Burns Told Him of His Reward For
 Leading Iron Workers Head.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 18.-The Inter- national Structural Iron and Bridge Workers made diversion here to- night to offset the effect of the arrest of the McNamaras and Ortie E. Me Manigal in Los Angeles by tha alleg- ed confession of James Elliott, of 2349 Bedford avenue, this city. At the labor temple, Elliott made a statement duplicating Walter Drew and John Bushey, of the National Er- ectors' Association, and Detective Will liam J. Burns. Elliott declares he was asked to place dynamite to wreck eight structures and that he was promised $1,00O for doing se, but received only $15O He says that the dynamite was purchased and deliver ed to the strange men and that on the following day the structures were blown up. The statements were made before William J. Kelly, president of the Iron City Trades Council and oth- CT labor leaders.
 Elliott repeated his story at police Headquarters after having been plac- ed under arrest as suspicious char acter.
 Elliott alleges he was a union man until three yearsago when he worked as non-union man. He said when the National Erectors Association was organized he was working as a non union man.
 Elliott said he had conversation with Detective Burns in the McChes- ney building one day over bottle of whiskey when Burns told him that he could land the heads of the Structur- al Iron Workers on the gallows he would be worth $10O,O0O and could quit detective work for ever. Burns is 'slleged to have said in the pres ence of Bushey that if he did not have anything on them he would make the evidence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19
FAILS TO NAME
 CONVENTION CITY
Executive Council of National Far. mers' Union Adj0urns, Leaving
 Decision. to President Barrett.

 Little Rock, May 1s.-The Execu- tive Council of the N:tional Farmers Union, which met yesterday in the rooms of the president, c. l.. Barrett, at the Mahoney hctel, adjourned without naming the city in which the national convention will be held ill September and the decision in the matter was left with President Bar rett, who will name the convention
 AN INVITATION TO YOU You are invited to inspect our New SPRING and SUMMER Styles
 EISENKRAMER
 THE TAILOR
 no 1-2 ". End Ave.
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Senator Gore Would
 Amend Sherman Act

Washington, May 1S.-Senator Gore of Oklaboma introduced a bill in the Senate today amerding the sherman Antitrust law so as t2 de- clare every combination ill restraint oi trade unreasonable. The bill pne- vides penalty of imprisonment of not less than two nor more than ten years.
 The Gore amendment also provides that no contract Or combination ot "whatever kind of character in re- straint of trade shall be adjudged 'fres sonable.'
 The taird section of the amendment deals with punishments. It eliminates fines entirely,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19
FARMERS NEED RAIN
 AT BERRYVILLE 1T

Berryville, Ark. May 1S.-This part of North Arkansas is greatly in need of r,aih. Farming Operations are almost at a standsti1l because of the dry weather. No serious damage has yet resulted but oats and early gar dens will be badly damaged unless rain is forthcoming within the next week pr ten days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19
LODGE WOMEN
 TO CONVENE
Ladies of the Maccabees to Hold Ses-
 sions Next Week.

The Ladies of the Maccabees will meet in state convention in Argenta next week, May 23 and 2. Headquar- ters will be established at the Elks' Club, but the business sessions of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19

WE CAN HELP YOU if you want to rent a house, or have houses to rent. We take entire charge of pro- perty, and all details are given care full supervision by an experienced man.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 5 12 Ct
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A SUGGESTION
 FROM SENATOR ROOT

Washington, May 1S.-Senator Root suggested to the finance com- mittee today at it's hearings on the Reciprocity measure an amendment to the agreement providing free ad- mission of wood pulp and print paper only from Canadian provinces not having g restriction on the export of these commodities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19

A cottage on w. Eighth avenue for rent Four rooms, city water. Price, 5000 per mo. conyenient to Sawyer & Austin Lumber O., Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 5-14-4t.
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Lot on corner of 18th. ave and Poplar street for sale. Easy terms. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
 IS At
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19

Did you go to the Reunion yester' day? Then how dc you feel today'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19

Sam Cook and Earl McGaughy have returned from a trip to the Reunion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-19

Our electric service is at your command any hour of the day or night. No mater when the hour of your need, the electric servant re- spends instantly. It Is never of duty. Citizens Light and Transit Com pany.
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND RE-
 PAIRED

! If you want neat job on your umbrella, 4o2 West Second avenue is the place. ! I. GLICKsBERG. Tle Umbrella Man.
 Opposite Telephone Office. tf