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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
County funds.

County funds.
or the 6 who voted against The
resolution, 2 are as much opposed to
the Free Bridge as any one in the
county.
Magistrate Fl. G. Hanna, of Spring
Township, is heart and soul against
the project, although he Is quo'ed
as making the motion to table the
resolution. In each issue of the
Graphic you say that you will cheer
fully correct any misstatement of
facts, If you are sincere in this state
ment, this correction will not be
marked advertisement.
ADVERTISEMENT II. J. COLLIER.
NOTE-The Graphic representative
who attended the meeting of the
Levying Court reported the proceed :
ings correctly and no misstatement
was made by this paper Although
Mr.. Collier claims that o1;Y two or
three magistrates were absent when
the vote on the Free Bridge reso-
luton was taken, the minutes show
that at the previous sessi..1 forty
five magistrates were present, while
thirty-sjx were recorded as voting
when the resolution to table was
voted On.
Mr.. Collier declared last night over
the telephone to the Graphic from
Altheimer that he had consulted
with County Judge Philpot and that
Judge Philpot had informed him that
the vote Oh his resolution was % to
5 He still maintains however, that
it passed by vote of 26 to 9. The
Graphic representative was present
and tabulated the vote at the time
it was taken and the vote on the
resolution was the same as that cast
when the motion to table was dis
posed of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
Twenty Others Are Injured,
Three Fatally, In Fright
full New York Fire
DEFECTIVE LADDERS
Fire Escapes Would Not Work-FOrty
Were Caught on Roof Of
Building.

New York, Oct. 24-l1ive persons
We're burned to death and three
others fatally injured in fire here
today which destroyed six story
loft building in Canal street Three
of the dead are womena Twenty
persons We're injured when they
were forced to jump from fire
escape to avoid being burned to
DEATH The fire resulted from the
explosion Of gas oven on the third
floor occupied by the Royal Manu-
featuring Company.
Forty men and women narrowly
escaped death when they were trap
ped on the roof. These operatives
found the fire escape blocked with
scores of other operatives who were
unable to reach the sidewalk because
the drop ladders at the lower ends
of the fire escape had rusted in their
holders and could rot be moved The
persons on the top floor then went
to the roof, but were unable to reach
adjoining buildings because of an
eight foot iron picket fence, enclos-
ing the roof of the burning building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

Mexico City, Oct. 24.-Nothing has
been made public here today regard
ing the exciting events at Vera Cruz
or the arrest of the members Of
Huertas staff last night.
1t is generally understood that
Felix Diaz will not be permitted to
come to the capital, but that no move
to place him under arrest will be
made under the implied protection of
the United States, even though he has
not actually taken refuge in the con-
sulate at Vera Cruz.
Much Importance is attached to the
conference of members of the dip
lomatic corps this afternoon in re-
Spouse to the call of the French
minister. The announced purpose OF
the conference is che formulation of
some plan by which the United States
government may be induced to recog-
nize as president the successful can
didate at the election to be held on
Sunday. 1t is expected that the plan
decided upon will be laid before the
United States government tomorrow.
Huerta, in statement made to the
diplomats today at the Palane,
reiterated his determination not to
be candidate and said he will not
accept the presidency if elected.
When asked why he ordered con-
gress dissolved, Huerta said: "The
dissolution of Congress was absolu-
tely necessary on the part of the
government. Congress was a hot
bed of rebellion. At least fifty depu-
ties were already in the field with
rebels and incriminating documents
were found in the desks of several
of the deputies"
This statement was in a decidedly
different tone from one Huerta issu-
ed at 2 a. m, after a long confer
ence with Sir Lionel Garden, the
British ambassador. At that time he
asserted that he intended to rule
Mexico without interference from
any outside power and in effect
warned all nations to keep hands off.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
FINE SERMON BY
REV. LYTON MADDOX
Strong Pulpit Orator Holding Series
of Meetings At First Baptist
Church.

church,
Rev. Lyton Maddox preached two
very able sermons yesterday the first
at 8 o'clock and the second at 1880 in
the evening. The subject for the aft
ernon service was prayer" the text
being Luke 11:9, being "Ask and 1t
Shall be Given YOU" At night the
subject was what is That In Thy
Hand" Elk. AZ. AS a scripture les
son DR.. Maddox read the Fifty-first
Psalm.
The services this morning, afternoon
and Sunday morning and afternoon
will be series of sermons on "Soul
Winning" The Sunday night service
will begin at 1880 and a most excellent
sermon is promised on the "unsaved."
The music is feature at hese meet
ings and the attendance and interest
manifested is most gratifying both to
the pastor and DR.. Maddox. A cordial
invitation is extended the public to at
tend these meetings, and Rev. Carroll
D. Wood states that great interest is
manifested and that any who fail to
attend are missing rare spiritual
treat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
Local Workers Against sa-
looms Will Wage Educa-
tional Campaign
MASS MEETING HELD
Mrs. Curtis and Attorney General Of
Kansas To Make Speeches
Here.

The mass meeting called by the
day afternoon in the assembly room
OF the Y. M. c. A. building, and was
largely attended by enthusiastic
Prohibition workers. 1t was presid-
ed over by Rev. J. /. Norris. Plans
We're discussed to wage a campaign
against the pettioning of license IN
this city and several resolutions Of
fered.
Committee reports were heard and
a motion was made and adopted au-
thorizing the printing and 6fsTk
button weekly of 5000 circulars, CON-
tanning educational matter on the
question. Nothing will be incor-
porated in these circulars which will
offend any one, as 1t is the desire
of the members of w. G.. r. U. to
wage an educational campaign, and
the weekly circulars will carry only
facts and figures setting forth their
side of the question which Is now
agitating the minds of number Of
citizens of Pine Bluff.
Speakers OF NATIONAL reputation,
will be brought here to deliver adj
dresses, among whom will be Mrs.
Curtis. OF Dallas, Texas, noted pros
hibition worker, who is now attend
ing the national convention Of the w.
c. r. U. in Brooklyn, New York. and
the attorney general OF Kansas
Several present yesterday afternoon
addressed the meeting, and it IL said
that one among the number expressed
great surprise that a large number Of
Pine Bluffs representative ladies and
gentlemen had signed the petition
for the issuance Of license in this city
for 1914.
The next meeting will be held next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in
the afternoon at the Y. NJ. G. A.
building and alf friends OF the proc
hibition cause are invited to be press
ent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
SAID HE CAME HERE
TO KILL A MAN

Charles Martin, alias Tom Cook, u
follower of the Campbell Shows, was
arrested and fined $25 yesterday on
a vagrancy charge. It is alleged
that Martin was employed by Mr..
Campbell for some time With his
shows, but that the mans temper
kept him in trouble with other en-
ployes of the show constantly AMI
that Mr.. Campbell discharged him In
Kansas City some months ago. Martin
arrived in the city the first OF the
week and announced that he intend !;
ed killing Campbell on sight. but for
some reason failed to execute his
threat. He was arrested charged
with vagrancy. and being unable to
convince Judge Stewart OF having
any honorable means of support. ne
was fined. He is in the city all and
will probably work his fine out on
the streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
suggestion was Immediately denied
Opo Of tho nf off;o;o1c oo;xJ,

suggestion was Immediately denied
One of the chief officials said:
"Tyrrell is going on a visit to Texas.
1t is not true that he has gone on any
mission regarding Mexico"
Despite this official opinion it is the
popular opinion in London that Tyr
rell would not have been allowed to
leave England at the present critical
time unless there was some special
object for the journey and it is gen.
orally 'be+ieved~ that he has ben sent
to the United States to ascertain first
hand the public feeling in the United
States towards the British attitude,
in connection with the Panama and
Mexican controversies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
u N TRUE STATEMENT
CORRECTED
Levying Court Overwhelmingly OPP.
posed to Free Bridge, Regardless
Of Magistrate j. Il. TalbOt's
"Sarcasm and OratOry"

In the issue of the Daily Graphic
under date of October "a, the state
ment is made that the resolution
condemning the effort to build a
Free Bridge at the expense of the
property owners of Jefferson coun-
ty, and recommending, requesting
and directing the County Judge not
to expend one dollar ($1.0W Of the
County's money for the purpose of
building approaches or abutements
to the bridge, should the same be
built, or that the faith or credit of
the county be lent or pledged in any
way whatsoever to this unhoy pro-
ject, was carried by vote of q to Is,
and that, after number of Justices
had left the room.
This statement is absolutely MI.
ture and misleading.
Only two or three Magistrates who
had been present during the morning
session, were absent when the vote
was taken.
After the Resolution had been read,
it was moved and seconded that it
pass. 1t was then moved that the
resolution be tabled, which was vot-
ed down Fl to Is.
The vote was then taken on the
original motion and the resolution
was adopted by the overwhelming
majority Of 26 to 8.
OF the 8 minority votes, three were
colored justices, which left six white
Democrats who voted against the
resolution.
A grand showing for the Free
Bridge promoters in the levying
court, wasn't it? 1t would have
seemed like "some sarcasm" If the
Street Car Magnate of Little Rock,
behind the project, could have been
present and seen how unpopular his
scheme was with the levying court
of Jefferson county and how little
assistance he might expect from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
late Department Demands
r Know Of Foreign Ma
lions Why They Interfere
|1D SIR LIONEL LIE?
L,tish Embassy At Washington Says
British Minister'S Interview
Was 'FabricatiOn.''

washington, Oct. 24.-France today
rmally and officially notified the
nited States that she was sending a
ar vessel, the Condo, to Mexican wa
rs Following the receipt Of this
MITIGATION Secretary of State Bryan
inf for the French ambassador, with
hom he held a conference in regard
This action of the French govern
lent
There is now good reason to believe
|at the United States has made and
making inquiries of all foreign ma
bns of their intentions and purposes
being represented now and in the
lar future in Mexican waters.
The subject of most interest to the
ADMINISTRATION is whether the foreign
&tions intended to land marines and
ilors and for what purpose such
md will be made, affecting the pres
Il situation or the situation as it
|ll be developed after the election
! Sunday night.
Germany already has one vessel in
exican waters and another is on the
by. 1t is understood that not only
bropean nations generally, but Cen
hl and South American republics
i'll also take steps to safeguard their
IN interests.
1T was announced at the State De-
|rtment today that the British EN-
|ssy here hadrinfornfed this govern
ent that the interview recently given
the British minister Sir Lionel Car
|n, at Mexico City, defying the
bited States, was "a fabrication.
The afternoon dispatches however,
y that Sir Lionel is standing by his
terview and it is we'll known that
E State Department had aprevious
spatch indicating plainly that Great
'itain was backing up his attitude.
fact, the British government took
grave attitude of opposition to the
lifted States and ordered him to
esent his credentials to Huerta after
had become dictator.
After a conference with the Presi-
nt today, Secretary of State Bryan
We out the substance of dispatch
pm Charge d'Affairs O'Shaughnessy
which Huerta was reported having
q the members of the diplomatic
rps substantially that he would not
a candidate for the presidency and
At even if he got a majority of the
ties he would not accept mandate
nm the people at this time, in view
the promise he had already given
to be candidate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

B. C. Fowles, manager Of the Pine
Bluff Corporation has returned from
Atlantic City, where he attended the
annual meeting of the American
Electric Railway Association. He
and Mrs. Fowles spent several days
in New York, Baltimore and Phila-
delphia and Mrs. Fowles remained
in Philadelphia for a visit of several
weeks with relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

Little Rock. Oct. 34.-U. 8. Senator
Joe T. Robinson and wife were in tho
city yesterday and will remain here
and at Lonoke for q week or more.
Senator Robinson has just returned
from an extensive tour Of the NORTH
west. as chairman Of the special Cos
gressional Committee appointed to In
vestigate the affairs Of the Indian
tribes. He has Travelled 1000 miles
by railroad and 700 miles by automo-1
bile; has visited % states. and ex.
amined 500 witnesses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
Tyrrell Is Coming.

London, Oct. 24.-The foreign Of
e was asked today by the cores
hdent of the International News
rVice whether the departure of his
lei clerk, Sir William Tyrrell, on
lmperator yesterday had anything
arlng on the Mexican situation. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

Mexico City. Oct. PA rumor
SO was spread over the city tonight
d that Felix DiaX had been shot
s. this afternoon in Vera Cruz. 1t :
* has been impossible to trace the
' rumor to its Source to get con-
s. firmation or denial. The rumor ;
= has caused much excitement, but :
81 no disorder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

General Thomas Green. ST.. has re-.
turned from the u. C. v. convention
in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25
STILL HAMMERING
THE TAMMANY CROWD

New York, Oct. 24.-John A. Hen
messy tonight continued his attack on
Charles F.. Murphy, the Tammany
leader, and Edward E. Mccall, the
Tammany candidate for mayor.
Speaking at five meetings in Brook
lyn, Mr.. Hennessy made new disclos-
ures of Tammany methods in secur-
ing campaign contributions and mani
pulating state contracts in the last
few years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

3. B. Bloom will 60 to Little Rock
today on. I bushes trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

j. H. Allen, of the Triangle Lum-
Der Company, Clio, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-10-25

Jack Daubert, great first baseman
piOn batsman Of the National League.
who is said TO be slated for Bill
palen's job as manager of the Super
bias.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-18
Battle-Ground Der Gr6e.

Der DaFerborrdt Der Grbe miro
in elmer gerehnung bon prof. Or.
70. 6albfaB auf 1904, 068, $50 Stu
b%ittilometer gsfddbt. Der ar6Bte
Qnteil sntfdllt babel dnf oas Dafer
Der S3eane, oas nit 1900 Mt1ionen
anbittilOmetsrn in Rt6nuna geiteqt
miro; i'm Giie, Defenders i'm golars
eiie, iin0 3.5 WiIionen aubittilomes
ter aufgeipethsrt; Oann folaen Die
ittbenhen Gepdfer (Seen, Teide,
atimpeD nit 100000 aubittilos
mettrn, bds @runopaFer ebenfaas
nit elmer @ierteImiIion aubittilomes
tern, bic GtiFe nit $4,000 aubiftts
lometsrn, bag atmofpbdriIae MaTer
nit 1890 aubitttlometern, Die
Simple NIT 5000 nno oer Ghnee
auf DER Grooberfldhs nit $50 ans
bittilomstsrn. Hidt eingerehnet Tin6
Bel oitlsr GtntiTtt bic in Gal3en
uip. demifa gebunbsnsH WaFer, bic
Ith ~iberbaupt elmer aud nur aps
prorimatiben SHdbung ent8ieben
oiirftsn. Dab ss ii9 BEL alien Sab.
len nur Inn gang anndbsrnoe Derte
ban6elt, brau6t ni6t srit betont su
tpsroen. Tad ben gldrtef6en MeIs
Iungen umfaBt bic SbsrFIG9e Der
Groe 510 Midionen Auaorottilomes
ter, BON oensn "a pro3snt bon DaI,
iet eingenommen tperben.
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1911 euiUarb ct.

Die Sabrbunbertfeie.
Der 9sutIden 9uri9enI4aft i'm
Sabre 1915 1T bon 6em ausiGuB
iest prOsrammdBig fsItgslsgt porOen:
Die Sabrbunosrtfeier IOa in Sena
am qfingitoienstag NIT Gmpfangss
ubsnb uno Marttfeit beginner. Mitf,
mod 1T Der sigeutlids Gsittag (Jsifs
oerIammIung, 3ug 3ur gSanns", mo
bic 9eutihe 9uri6eni9aft Dor buns
bert Sabren gsgriinost ipuros, Surns
fpiele, Gommer5). auf Qnreaunq
Der Ssnaif9en 9uri9enI9uft fn0
Elm biftOrii6sr Ssit5ug unO Elm JeIts
fpisl gepldnt. Qm 0rittsn 9aee foI
cine 6abrt na6 @iftna9 ben geIhIuB
bilotn. 6srnsr 1T beI6IoTsn por6en,
bdb ais elm 6duernbes Grinnerunass
3eidsn cine Stiftung in 6obe bon
10000 Mtart i'm Sabre 1915 ins Qes
ben tretsn foG, oersn 3inIsn fHr
pruttiIde Qrbeit i'm burf6enI4afiIis
den Slime, !. Q. file u~nternHbung
oss Deutfdtums i'm ausIanoe, bsr
udtionalsn @ereins, GlugipsnOs, en-
pdlioenunteritiiBung II. (. H.. bsrlpen.
bet perosn ioIlen.
Sn Rtffingen bat Der
&urgait 2eutnont Mabls bonn @raus
ben3er 4. Sdserresiment Su pferbe
oreiidbriqen anaben init eiaes
aebensgefabr bonn fi9sren Srbe
bes Grtrintens aus Der Surseit 6chs
gebenben SnnIe gsrettst, in bic er
nit boiler aleibung benz ainDe
nadsefprungen mar.
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Die gr0Bte 3abt Der Gtraftd.
ten Diro in 0entfalanb an Sonntas
gen, an 2obntagen obsr an 9agen, an
benen oblau" gema9t ipirb, beriibt;
10 purosn bon 205 G0rperberIebuns
gen 121 on Gonntagen, 80 an Mons
tngen, So an S~onnabenoen un6 bic
iibrissu an ben anOeren Do9sntasen
begangen.
Quf 47,000 f6dst man bic
3abI Der Bis jebt bstanntsn BirbeIs
tiere, uno sipar bic Der Sdugetiere
nuf 1000, bic Der 80gtl nuf 10000,
bic Der arotobiIe unb G6iIbtr0ten
ouf 300, bic Der GibsdTen auf 1900,
bic Der GnIomnnber onf 200, unb
snbIi4 bic Der Uifde nuf 1900.
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bes bamaligtu Rsgimentss
tomnaHbeurs, %bsrtpanot nerben
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aIs 5slbin bon Qiinebura miro
5ob1nna Ste9en bs3tidnst, bic ben
Yreubsn in Dem @efsht am 2. g(pril
inter grOBter 2ebensgeFabr gatros
nen 3utrug unb BEL Der Tluht Dor
ben fraHs0fIhen Qahfeuunasn
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inb Slis 6ornboitel aus Bremen;
lit ibrs Ssilnobme ON benz
.risg ertpiefeu. @eringe Crime.
babsn ii9 fir neun onbers
'rHaIten, inter osnen iid bic Satin
BEG 5ibrers bes gergiI9en qonbs
5rbrn. b. 6nl6erg, cine aes
'orene 8rdfin bon Qne befin6et.
ben opfsrpiaigsn 5rnnen Ifsbt
IN eritsr 6telle Gerbinonbe BON
bic ibr i6ones 5aar bers
Job, aIs ibre Qrmut ihr tein anbes
.es @eIdent erm6glihte. sic srs
nod BAG fiinf3isidbrigs Subj.
dun Der grbsbung gegen bic
yrsmbberrI4aft unb fpurbs babel
.agemein gesbrt.
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Die erie probe BON Robiums
bromib, bic auBsrbnIb Guropas 6eroes
Itellt Dorben 1T, 1T in SbbneD aug
auItralif4en Gr8en esponntn iporbsn
uno bat BEL forglamtr priifung siHen
@sinbeitssrab BON 984 prO5snt ets
3eigt.
Wittels bes iogsnannten bb.
brauIiIden Mbbous fDerben nod
@oIberSe nit einsm GebaIt bon lip
MiIlioniteI ausgebeutst.
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SuI6igung. @dr6eIeuts
nant Dor Dem SdiIlerbentmal: Sch
Der INNER tpenig 3eit fir aistrdtur.
6ube absr ieb0rt, babeu ia patenisn
@aB ber5apft: Der Mtnf1beit
BirOs If in cure 6aHo iejebsR.A
Daniel - n Morien!"
Mdb9engebanten.
49,. alTo bein 9rdutigam III Ghotos
Iabrfabritant2 - Mis tpun6erbar fd
bas trifft! 9ente Dir: bsr msins III
9unneIbaus Sngenieur, bas 1T bod
setpiiIsrmdbsn aud iiB!
gsbtnfIiG. Satin: .RorI,
i9 babe bprbin einen Deiner Qits
~tesbriefe sslsien, In bemDu fdreibIt.
eDu Daft nidt Defines gIeiden 0uf
Der eunSeu MsIt.~
Gutts: Der MeiHung bin i9 lett
aud no9!"