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The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-26
SlO,OOO FOR THE
 SEWERAGE PLANS
CONGRESSMAN ROBINSON GETS REFRIGERATION RECOMMEND.
 ED FOR THIS CITY.
Later Recommendations for the Re mainder of $75o,ooo Appropria- ton for Improvements is
 Anticipated.

Washington, May Representa- tive Robinson some time ago intro duced bill in the house of repre- sentatives providing for a large mum Der of improvements at the city of Hot Springs. including driyeways, ana a storm and sanitary sewer system. The department of interior has had this bill under consideration for some time, and made report recommend ing that a survey be made to ascer- tain the cost of a sanitary sewer and storm drainage for Hot Springs and to devise plans for the improvement. MT, Robinson has introduced bill appropriating $lO000 for this purpose. and the department of the interior reported favorably on the measure A part of the report is as follows:
 "The department is not in posses sion of any detailed information as Ito the probable cost of increasing the present storm drainage system or the present sanitary sewer system in the city of Hot Springs, and has no data on the subject other than that pre- pared by an engineer in Hot Springs for the Business Mems league. This data. however. very clearly sets out the desirability of improving the sew CT system in question and the rela- tion which the government reserva- ton bears to the city
 The bill under consideration was suggested by this department to you in it's letter of May IA. in reporting the bill authorizing the secretary of the interior to cause to be made cer- tain improvements at Hot Springs. Ark The legislation contemplated in this bill is desirable, and have there fore to recommend that it receive early and favorable consideration"
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OPEN MAMMOTH PARK.
Park Will be Formally Dedicated Before Large Crowd
 Today.

The Weideman park, at the Gard ner bridge, across the Ouachita river, will be formally opened today with large crowd, barbacue, plenty Of fish, and general good time Former Governor X O Pindall has been in- vited to make an address to the peo- pie, and Hon. Clip Witt and others are also Invited to be present. The park is declared to be the largest in this section of the country, extending from the Gardner bridge to Mt. Ida in Montgomery county on the west, and to Texarkana on the south.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn, writes the safest and most liberal policies offered Ly any of the old line companies. Also all forms of personal accident, health and disability insurance. Ask for the new automobile combination policy the only one on the market. Call, write or phone me for an interview Room 31l Dugan-Stuart Bldg. Phone No. 5.
 ALLIE BELL WADLEY. Agent.
 5-2I-1w.
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RIDER FUNERAL.

The funeral of Dr T. D. Rider will take place from Central church in this lity Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The body will arrive in the city Tues day evening. Rev Forney Hutchin- son will conduct the ceremony. Friends of the deceased are invited to attend the funeral.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-26
WESTERFIELD
 WAS INTOXICATED
DECLARES HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT HE WAS DOING WHEN
 ARGUING HIS CASE.
Also Declares that Statement of Pros eeutor Wood, About Himself and Attorney Being Intoxicated,
 Was PreJudicial.

Alleging that when Prosecutor J.
 B. Wood made a statement before the jury in the trial of his case that there seems to be four attorneys against me in this case. two men and two John Barleycorns." the jury be- came preiudiced against him, George Westeriield yesterday through Leslie X Ryan asked that the four and one- half year sentence he received be set
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Poor appetite Is sure sign Of iai- paired digestion. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will strengthen your digestion and improve your appetite. Thou sands have been benefited by taking these tablets. Sold by all dealers.
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bers are hereby commanded to mee. at postoftice promptly at 10 a. m. to escort the G. A. R. post to the chnrch
 ROBT H. LOWER. Com
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Walter Morris will take place from his uncle's residence on Laurel street this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body will be taken to St. Johns Catholic church where the religious services will be held. The burial will be in Calvary cemetery
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than month ago, but the grand jury was not in session, he had not been formally indicted, so he had 10 re- main in the county jail, and when opportunity to escape came before him he took it and left the commu- nity.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. E. " Groves sigma. fure Is on each box 25c.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-26
BOWLING ALLEYS.

Four regulations in Dugan Stuart building, opposite Arlington hotel A place for ladies and gentlemen to en- joy themselves Robt R. McRoberts, Proprietor. 4-tf
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PECULIAR INCIDENT.
Negro Escaped frcm Jail Recently
 Wanted to be Hurried 10 prl5on.

Tom Wilson. negro who escaped from the county jail one week ago. and who Is still at large, vosa have been in the state penitentiary if he could have had his own way. The negro wanted to get Into court, en- ter plea of guilty 10 grand larceny, and be on his way fejolcilg, more
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ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.

A stated convocation of Hot Springs Chapter No. AZ, R. A. M4, will be held Monday evening at o'clock
 l.. H. BARRY. H. P. ALLEN HOTCHKISS, Sec'y.
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LINCOLN CAMP NO. I.
Sons and Grand Sons of Veterans
 U. s. A.

All members of this camp are es- peeially invited to attend memorial services to be held at Orange Street Presbyterian church by Rev. F. NJ. Wylie. May %. at II a. m The mem
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sARAccA CLASS.

Judge c. T. Gotham will ddress the Barcca Class of the Central NJ E- church at the regular Sunday school hour today. All young men are invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
BODY OF MITCHELL
 TAKEN BACK HOME
Tragic Death of ArkanSan In Mem. pIis Recorded When P0insctt
 County Man Is Killed.

Memphis, Tenn.. May 25--Th9 body of Je1n c. Mitchell. ce%k of ti3 county court, of Poia set county, and a wealthy resident 9f IIarrisbu :5, Ark., who me death in q streat ear accident early Friday evening. 5 taken back to liarr sburg this af- ternoon on board a special traa. Judge Mitchell was On a street ea g ing to Gst. .Iosepa's Hospital to sec his wife. An operation had bees agreed upon and lie came to be witt her. When the street car stopped in front of bhe hospital Mitc.leH stras9 } and suddenly pitched forward to the ground. When the car drew and passengers reached him he was dead Ms. Mitchell became hystericai when told of her husbands death and was quieted with difficulty Mrs. Mttchall postponed the operation and accompanied her husbands re. mains home today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
LOCAL FIRM BUYS
 THE POTATO CROP
COUNTY TRUCK GROWERS WILL FURNISH
 $500 BUSHELS
Strawberries Will Also Find a Ready
 Market-Gr0werS Met Here 5 ssass ,s,ssg..6 6 Yesterday. --.ss.ss-

Fifty-three acres of potatoes with an average of 100 bushels to inc acre. will be the tuber crop 0f Jefferson county this year, and the first of the product will be ready for market about JuEa 15. This fact was brought out from reports made hv the members at the meeting Of the Truck and Fruit Growers Assocla- tion yesterday afternoon, which was l.eld in the assembly hall of the Chamber of Commerce. About fif.y members of the association were present.
 The association voted to accept d prcposition made by T. F. Gadberry' of the Harrison Produce Company. who offered to receive the potatoes. grade and sack them and pay tn: farmers the prevailing market prlce' which. it is said will be about $l per bushel. Messrs. Stone, Ryaand anu iRnES0ll were udulCu s.o "
 10 notify the growers when to orihs their potatoes to this city. It is ex- pected that about five carloads oi +he tuhers will be marketed by the Garrison Produce Company for the farmers.
 C.. L. Mays, the Morrilton straw belry man, notified the association that he would market the strawper- ries raised in this county
 Joe Mitchell, of the Hammett Grocer Company, notified the farmers 4,,at his concern was preparing to nurohase a stock of seeds of aE kinds.
 ]. L. Monkhouse, of St. Louls' representing Dupont owder CoM- oany, was present and made some interesting statements concerning the advantages of farming and breaking ground with dynamite. He has made several demonstrations of the ne" method near this city recently.
 Tbe association will hold another meeting June 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
FIRE RELIEVED TO BE
 OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN

Fire, thought to have been of incen- diary origin, totally destroyed a small two-room house at Ninth avenue, be- tween Olive and Laurel streets, early yesterday morning. The flames were discovered by two carriers of the Morning Graphic while on their way to the office and they immediately turned in the alarm. The building was wrapped in flames by the time the department arrived and the eff forts of the fire boys were directed to saving adjoining property. A negro woman living in the next house said she saw some one running from the yard soon after the fire was noticed. The dwelling was owned by Henry Marx and occupied by negro tenant The loss was about $20O with insur- ance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26

Miriam Eisenkramer, Charles Well memorial medal; Leon Rutstein, Een- " Marks medal; Helena Eisenkramer and Charles Renherger, Bernicc Schloss memorial medals; Annie Lu cile Rosenberg and. Fannie. Marx, Henrietta Solmsou memorial medals.
 Prizes for perfect attendance during the year-Madeline Bluthenthal, Irene Rosenzweig and Susie. Elias, Charles Well medal; Henrietta l3luthenthal and Rose Gurdin, Annie r. DreYfus memorial medals Adele Bluthenthal, and Sylvia Rosenzweig, David Ierlseh memorial medals; Gertrude Baer, Helene Eisenkramer, lizette Ullman memorial medals; Annie Lucille Ros- enzWeig, Louis Klarberg memorial medal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
Last of Refugees : Depart From Memphis
Ret,lrn To Arkansas HOmes--GOyern- ment Relief Office Also
 Closed.

Memphis, Tenn, May 25-The last of the flood refugees who have been ouartered in Memphis for several weeks, after having been driven from their homes in the Arkansas bottoms when the levees in those districts brokeA started back to their homes late today on board local steamer. TIost of them were bound for bcan- Ions Landing All of the refugees were gwen three days supply oi rations. All the furniture and live stock that these refugees brought with them when they left Arkansas and which has been stored along the river front was returned to them to- day.
 The office og Captain Rutherford in the Custom House, who has been in charge of government relief work, was closed today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
Makes Assuring Statement in Public Speeches On His
 Whirl Through Jersey.
H A $ 57O DELG T ES
Says Colonel Roosevelt May Expect Oildng Prem tOmmitte at
 Chicago.

EagleWeod, N J., May 25-Presi- dent Taft in his whirlWind tour 9s Northern New Jersey today hurled defiance a tthe Republican National Committee as he claimed majority of the committee as his own, or at least he assa rted a convention that :, him and bilat Colonel Roosevelt can expecs nothing from that quarter n Chicago In a short statement that he has 570 delegates pledged dele gates instructed fer him, the Presi- dent throwing out his voice to the utmost said:
 T repeat tha,, l have 570 delegates and National Committee that will do justice"
 This is the first time that Presi dent Taft has personally expressH in his public speeches a ella m to 2 majority of the National Committee. On this claim his friends and lien tenants base their assurance that the President has the vistory, with cut the vote of New Jaarsey.
 This assurance the President him. self voiced today as a warning and a defiance to Roosevelt.
 In a burst of passion at Patterson late this afternoon President Taft called on Colonel Roosevelt for spec ifieations on tfs charge that he, is the candidate Of special privilege, special interests and the bosses. In cidentally the President made pass ing reference to the Roosevelt -Haf- riman incidnt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
Roosevelt Says He Will Lead a Third Party if Com
 mittee Turns Him Down.
HAT OUT OF THE RING
Colonel Says He Has the Fight Won Gets Presidential Salute
 in New Jersey.

Elizabeth, N. J., May 25-Colonei Roosevelt sounded a warning to tile Republican National Committee to- night not to fool him out of the nomination. The eX-Prcsident in- sisted that there will be no compro- mise in Chicago and that he will ill., sist upon the National Committee giving him a fair deal.
 His challenge carried with it q threat to get out and lead third ticket, if the Committee throws the nomination by trickery to President Taft. Roosevelt's sizzling speech came at the end of the day crowded with stirring speeches. He spoke to a crowd that packed the Armory.
 The Colonel stopped at Red Bank, Perth Amboy, Long Branch, New Brunswick. Plainfield, Garfield and Westfield on the way to Elizabeth Some of the former gave him q booming Presidential salute of twenty-one guns. The trip was made in automobiles.
 Addressing a crowd at the City Park at Plainfield Roosevelt late In the afternoon used his hat to protect his eyes from the sun.
 ''My hat is still in the ring" ne st,oDped to say. f"I think it time to .ake it out. The fight is won"
 He spoke to the crowd at Plain field of his purpose to stop the Ma ticnal Committee from bambooziins him out of the nomination.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
PINE BLUFF DAY
 AT STATE FAIR

One day at the coming State Fla r will be designed as Pine, Bluff day and in letter from H. G. Spauldlng, secretary of the Pine Bluff board OF trade, the assurance is given the peo- pie of Pine Bluff will see to it thai the day is fistingly observed. Jeffer- son county is going to have a fair this year. and the best of the exhibits VIII be boxed up and sent to the stale fair here. The people of Pine Bluff will arrange and carry out their own program on Pine Bluff day at the fair, and it promises to be interest ing-Hot Springs News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
MEDALS AWARD, D
 IN SABBATH SCHOOL
MANY MEMORIAL MEDALS ARE GIVEN AS AWARDS TO CHILL
 DREN AT THE TEMPLE.
Rabbi Frisc!l is Presented With Gold Headed Cane By Pupils
 and Teachers.

The annual awards for the Jewish Sabbath school pupils were distribut- ed yesterday morning at the Temple, after the regular services. The names of all the pupils who have been suc- cessful in the past years work were also made public. Rabbi Ephraim Frisch. who is soon to leave the city for Far Rockaway, N. r., was pre- scented with a handsome gold headed cane by the pupils and teachers and a fitting resolution, on his departure from them, was read by Miss Ethel Schloss. The presentation speech was made by Alex Strauss, one of the teachers.
 The awards were given to the fol- lowing and included many memorial medals, that are annually presented to the children by relatives of depart ed members of the Temple.
 Scholarships, awarded to those se- curing an average of 90 or higher Annette Rutstein, and Irene Rosenz- weig, Ferdinand Dreyfus memorial medals; Henrietta Bluthenthal, Ben Silbernagle memorial medal; Bessie Eisenkramer, Harold Rutstein and Herbert Bluthenthal, Max Gottlieb medals; Adele Bluthenthal and Susie Elias. Bertha Frank memorial medals; Sylvia Rosenzweig, Theresa Baer memorial medal; Gertrude Baer and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
RHEA'S LAST HOPE
 HAS BEEN SHATTERED
Supreme Court Denies Motion For q New Hearing in Desha County
 Murder Case.

Little Rock, Ark, May 25.-The Su- p1eme Court of Arkansas today denied rehearing, asked by Attorneys Pin dall, Murphy and s. M. Taylor, of the case of w. s. Rhea, which was affirm ed two weeks ago by the higher court. The rehearing was asked on the ground that the Supreme Court had erred in reviewing the appeal. This closes the case insofar as the Arkansas courts are concerned and unless Governor Donaghey interferes Rhea will be hanged on date to be fixed by Judge Grace, of Pine Bluff. Rhea was convicted of the murder of Vital Archard, the Farrell constable, at Dumas last May.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
NOISY NEGRO WOMAN
 IMPERSONATES INDIAN

Lillie Johnsort negress, caused considerable excitement Friday night after she had been arrested by Patrol man Satterfield for being drunk on the street. For an hour or so she kept the night air filled with yells. but she paid for it yesterday when Judge Stewart assessed her five bones for her fun. John Price, white man, was also assessed s for being drunk on the street and Peter Roth, also white. suffered the same penalty for the same offense Gussie Charles and Rosabel Marks. both negro wo- men, had to pay five ga-zaz- -boonls each for disturbing the peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
MARINES BATTLE
 WITH THf CUBANS First Engagement Reported Yesterday and Thirty Are
 Killed By Americans.
DESTROY RAILROADS
Sugar Plantations Ire in Flames From Santiago 60 City
 of Havana

Boston, May 2I.--The following wireless messages from Cuba relayed by the II. s. S Prairie to Washington and to the CharlestoWn Navy Yards were received today
 Santa Clara Province, Cuba-First Company. First Brigade marines landed. Engagement with insurgent negroes, four marines seriously injur- cd. Thirty Cubans killed. tsignedD Duncan, T. s. s. Prairie.
 Santa Clara Province, Cuba-U. s. marines landed. Intend to enter and to defend Havana by dayhreak Mon day. (Signed Duncan.
 Destroying Railroads.
 Washington, May 25.-The Guantan- amo and Western Railroad, owned by Americans, was practically destroyed today. Other railroads are being torn up and telegraph lines cit and the poles raZed. Sugar plantations are in flames from Santiago to Hay- ana.
 So serious is the disturbance at Nipe Bay that the Cuban forces have lest all semblance of control The gunboat Paducah, with marines aboard, received hurry orders to pro- ceed to that point today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26

heVed had committed, the crime,
 When the train stopped one of th,. offlcers from Navarro county stepiJed to the platform, and urged the crowd to be slow in it's action, and that ha wished positive Identification to be had He urged that the negro DC placed in jail 10 await identification Cries of No. "No.' came from the crowd, Lets hang him. He is the right negro" Finally the officers got Off the train and stalt ted to tha square There were probably eight or ten of them. The crowd massel about them until it was difficult to walk. Reaching the square the crowd stopped near Goodman's Store. Mr. Johnson, father of the girl being cal led for, made a short talk. He asked that the negro be unidentified before be ng lynched. There was consider able pa1leying Many wanted to hang thim at once while others urged waiting fer indentification. Finally he was taken to jail, pending inden- tification. There was much hollar- ing and shouting. Some said Hang him." others said Burn him." They shirsted for the blood of the brute wnc had committed the crime against which all nature revolts and againat which the hand of white men will always be raised.
 After Davis had made a written confession he was forcibly taken from the jail and burned. It is that the negro whom Davis Implicated and is now in jail at Waco will be brought to Tyler. If this plan is carried out there will be al- other burning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
NATIONAL TOUR
 STARTS FROM DETROIT
Ant0ists Will Include Every Big City in Mississippi Valley iir etFheir
 Itinerary.

Q r
 Detroit. Mich. May 25--A io'ilt committee of the Wolverine Auto mobile Club and the Board of Com merce yesterday landed for Detroit tthe function of starting that time hchCred automobile classic, the GlId- den Tour, recently renamed the Na- tional Retour. The finish will be at New Orleans, the route being through the Mississippi Valley, talk ing in practically all of the large cities between Detroit and the Cult of Mexico, including Chicago, In disnapolis, S.. Louis, Memphis and some lesser ones. The tour will ct ~ sometime ill October.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
coon OLD SPRING. TlNE HAS

and now is the time to plant Soul garden andfarm, We gShave the ia4
 est and bst selected garden ana field seeds that we have ever nau. We caryfrom ten to fifteen tnous. and mannoth size paper seeds anu nearly e,erything in bulk seede. A,i k.nds o fsncy seed corn, sorghum, kaffir aprn, german millet, awa.. eseix fape, timothy clover anu falh, Triumph, N. Y. Rose ana ?a.as \. oafo seed Irish potatoes just, arrlvsa' ' 4 fresh shipment of onion sess' <, ha7s, received 100 bps'hels Of onpcn as, vans seed sweet potatoes NJ are headquarters for everyunans ' the staple and fancy grocery s.s' also fresh vegetables every MssA' N sS Give us d call. sss's 2 x: x
 Yours truly, .s,. ..,s| .sS'll | II s ~ $ }. x !sss N < s!s'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
JUDGE PHILPOT ffPOINTEIs S:S1
 .SCH1L DIRECTORS

County Judge CM. Phtlpot yes- terday appointed he following ds directors of schoonistrict. H. l White of No. 8; Cl4. McGarrity M 5; l.. l.. M. No.I6; A COOK. No. 7; w. H. Towend, No. l: s- w. Blankenship. N TT Creed ray Tor, No. 20; JamesR. Val, No. zz; J. D. Niven, No. o6 c. A saoaer N. 34.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-26
United States Takes Swift and Drastic Action Upon
 Receipt of News.
LAND TROOPS
Estenaz Would Make himself Presi- dent of Proposed Kew
 Republic. sSs

Washington. May 25--4Aroused aivt tonfidhnial information that tho real object of the inslrrsction that is sweeping like wiidfiee over Cuba. is tlc establishment of soverei gll negro republic like Hagti. at lea a.,ts ihc eastern erd Of the island. Un.%el states tock swift andI' drastic actioal taIay. 86E5s
 Within three hours of the receipt of tlia information the most powerful fleet ass mbled by the United Ssates far hostile service si.lee the Sranisn- American ar. received rGsh crds to proceed with all possible dis patch to Key West The fleet $ prepared to land 2,705 sailors and marines with nine three-inchsfiel1 guns on Cuban soil by Wednesday, afternoon. Two conplese divisiosls Of the Atlantic fleet are included il the movement.
 The nsurrection is led by General Es5onsz, the, most tfcsH esss. Ne9vo leader on thc Island, Q plang " make Himself President the hgd posed rew Republic.
 Associated with onoz. a twelve prominent Negrtaders froE s the Province of Orientnd Eastej Santiagc.e
 Already all telegrapwires led ing inta. .Oriento and. hPh sectbtss of Eastern Santiago le been G|s The State Dependencies able E day 10 obtain satsfary infortT ton from the interiors the sectsf ton. 0 fthe Island. I wlearned nv aver, that the Negroesom throvf cut the Eastern sectisare floclfg in great number to supporf ot Estenoz
 According to offici informfticn received today, recruihre infoEnsd that '.mulattos first me toyle,sl:'a Sss through the white .4 1ni+ fsftSrs the mothers of the letto,s will 1ss white women.' 'rhreregiments pf infanary, one of cayy, two pat ter'es of artillery A men and equipment from tihssnal corps, are ready to form into t first army ol intervention at fiyaours notise. e''a Five transports N supplies an;h coal aboard are n, awaiting the arrival of tronns afjewpprt News.