Arkansas Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 1

IP TOO" NEED FIRE INSURANCE EES R. W. Rightsell Co. 119 WEST SECOND RT. VOL.36-NO, 176 LITTLE ROCK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1907 PRICE FIVE CENTS BISHOP FITZGERALD'S FUNERAL NEWS FROM ALL OVER ARKANSAS CONVICTS BLEW UP CAR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PASSES THE DEMURRAGE BILL HELD AT ST.

ANDREW'S TODAY AND FIVE MADE ESCAPE Tb Bat Savinsi Institution la th world ia i building 4 loaa association. Takt stock ia the Equitable Building-; fi ud Loan Association lit WBSX SECOND I. The i All Are White Men, and Fou Are From Pulaski County. W. J.

Trqtwr and Smith Were Recaptured Caused Much BISHOP N. A. GALLAGHER OF GALVESTON DELIVERED THE PANEGYRIC. MESSES LEIGH AND BALCH CSflAH-ACTERIZE PUBLICATION AS COWARDLY. NATIONAL.

FARMERS UNION MEETING COMES TO THIS CITY IN SEPTEMBER. JAMESTOWN BILL LOST AN ELOQUENT EULOGY 700 MEMBERS COMING IliU muh'iliaml niethml of MiH II Is my In which I inn I wunt thin House in' Hull nr who is reNpmiMMe for the Mr. Itow.ll ohjeeletl. lie Nuhl there is nn ejidse ftir liu esligiilion. He asked w.mlil nei-oniplisheil If Ihe nim of the who 'oie Ihe hookli was leniiH'il.

I lni vule, Imwever. the nioil.ni ennleit, Ihe Sieaker nppoinle.1 Mr. Ill lek -f Ml. Ollllialll It ltll 1111 on tiie eniniiilrtei1. Mr.

KhMt-iH, if en illert on ninl He-it im, rein nn il I his 1 1 1 rt-I Hfcr ii ml nt noon meet in of I his chili-nililte WHM liehl to ileehle when lite nieni-Iters of the CoIiIIUIsnIhii imii 1i Secretary of the National Elvers and Five white convicts eaeapeil this morning from the car In liilrk tliey were confined at the Harris tamp mar Steps, about 15 miles from lac cltv, by Mowing out one en vt tur ear anil nuik-ln a breuk for lleevty. All were long term men. one helm confined for eight yenrs on the ebnrge of muriler. Details of Hie escapi as given by Warden Harris, who has charge of the cnuip, ore that about 16 of 'the men diil not go to work this morning when the cimir Bishop Healia of Natchea Wm the Celebrant of the Pontifical Requiem Mass Attendance Was Largest Ever Seen at a Little Bock Funeral House Bill No. 80, to Give Daughters of the Confederacy Room at the New Statehouss Reconsidered, and Then Tabled An Important Session.

Harbors Congress Will Aid the White and Slack Elver Improvement The Sermon. Following the mass, Bishop Gallagher of Galveston, delivered the sermon and eulogy on the life of Bishop Fitzgerald. He talked for nearly an hour, and reviewed at length the life of one of the foremost men of the Catholic Church in the South. He spoke of the usefulness of Bishop Fitzgerald to the Church and to the people, of his splendid ability as a prelate and business man, and told how the Church has grown, and prospered i every ieom-munity under his management. The sermon was one of the most eloquent addresses ever heard in this city.

Absolutions. Following the sermon. Bishops Gallagher, Jansen, Meerchat, Van he Ven and Ileslin administered the absolutions to those present, and the people were excluded from the church while the clergy remained to place the body in the vault beneath the church. The body was not lowered until after the services had been completed. The body of Bishop Fitzgerald will rest under the front entrance of St, Andrew's in a lien i d.

I poit sniini'sthni of SievenM itiol Mr. Kuir 11 meeting ma fitp Nils iirieiihxm. ilii Il.v after adjournment, I iiirh I hue Hie Hinder will ln nver. The ennunlttee ilrshrs to lot roiliiee he ilpproprlntlnii hill Inmin row If poxihle. Beebe.

Feb, 27. (Special l-Little The. live men who escaped are as lows: William Thompson, sent up from I'ulas kl County for four years oh the charge (if linrglary and grand larceny. V. J.

Trotter, sent from l'nlunlil County on the charge of safo IiIowIiik ami was serving a four-yca't's aoiUcnce. Trotter is the iniiu who blew up the safe In William llcibach's saloon about a ycar ngo. Frank McAfee, sent np for inurilcr froin Woodruff County, and sentenced to serve eight years. (leorge Hubbard, convicted in Pulaski County on Ihe charuc of bui-giury itiul sentenced lo serve four years, Smith. Pulaski County, on Uncharge of burglary and sentenced to serve two years.

Trotter was rcipturctl a fesv hours later by the guards at the camp, ho having failed to get fur from the camp. He was In hiding-iu the woods when spied by one of the guurds and was candy surrounded. Smith was 'captured by a clilxcn at Natural Steps. Rock gets ths next meeting of the National Farmers' Union. This was de cided npon at midnight last night by Bills Passed by the benate.

House (till No. iMuysl, lilc Kiilm-y of the pl-ohutc nnd t-niiiily jintc WnNltiuKlnn to l.2.Vi. House Itlll No. 7J for llie election of ronil overs ill Hoone I'oiinty. House Hill No.

tMooiei. i-cipilihix tile Iron Muunlnlii lo coiiHlriirt ilcpot nt t'nlihvcll, in HI. l-'nnicls 1'uiinly. House Hill No. 102 illiiiiilllon' or iluarh- At 11:30 o'clock this morning the casket containing the remains of the late Bishop Edward Fitzgerald, bishop of the diocese of Little Rock, was lowered to its last resting place beneath St.

Andrews Cathedral, and the services for the dead, which lasted for two hours and half, wore at an end. Long before the hour for the funcrnl me board of directors, winch has been in session here this week. There were several other cities attempt were called out as ni'ial at 7:30 o'clock. These men said they were sick and were lying In their hunks In the rear of the ear. Shortly after the: gang departed for work on the railroad, a charge of dynamite was eiploded iu the fur end and the 15 convicts made a break for liberty.

Five made good their escape" but the others were captured by the guards and forced bark Into foe car by the guns luid In the hands of the guardK. There was much excitement at the lime but no shots were Bred. Warden Harris was In Utile Hock at the time but hastened to the camp as soon as he beard of Che escape. Word was also scut In the office of the penitentlnry Sheriff Kavnnuugli. ami Chief of Police Hawkins were ing to secure the meeting, among them being Birmingham, Atlanta, Peoria.

Memphis and Texarkana. There was a sealed vault. Healey and lioth had charge of the placing of the body and full meeting of the board, including ervices of Bishop Fiteeerald, St. An drew 's Cathedral at Seventh and Louisiana streets was crowded with the The St'iuii'e this morulut; kllleil I Iia Jnniesinu approprLillon hill, Tw euly I hiee VoleH were reipilretl for the of Hie nu'iisine, while the rolliiill 111 for umi lo hkhIiimi Senator Slmins iiollei! Hint he would move to reeotislder the vole, uwIiim: to the fnet that Hetuitor I.amliert is In leave the upper house this week ho us I lowed to en II up wo Id I Is h-day, hot of whleh wel'e passed. line of th ni'visurcK jirovhle-4 for aKrieultunil demon-sirniloiiH In tin; jmhlte schools of ihe Slate.

A good roads' hill, prnildhij; for I he working of eoiivleCa, wns iuinidtii-ed liy Sena tors leItoNltl' and Montu oiiery. The defei-ts III he orltfhuil Moiiiumm ry bill have lieen removed and the new hill lias pnid ehau if heeomiiiK a kiw. Several hills of minor Import a ix'e wt'i'tt liti rodueed ami passed. parishoners and friends of the late bishop. People stood on the sidewalks This Is the camp here Slat Senator 1.

o. Hutt is contlneil. in front of the church for hours waiting for the funeral procession which inarched from the bishop's house to the church. Fully half hour before the ser Nntional President O. S.

Barrett, of Atwater, and two visitors from Kansas. The National meeting will convene on Tuesday, September 10, and will remain in session about four days. It will bring about 700 delegates to Little Rock from all parts of the country. The board authorized the organization of a Kansas Union on June 5, which will make eleven State unions. Florida will probably organize in June, and Missouri on March 20.

The next meeting of the board has been called for the first Tuesday in June at Shaw I DID NOT," vices were to commence the large room Itul. reipdrini; Die Iron to en i-i depot nt Knyrc, In Oiinchlln rouiity. IIoiikc Hill No. it'll (i'oster). rciiiii-iuu Ihe Cotton Hell lo erect a depot nt Kill -roll.

In I'leveliilul County. House Itlll No. ITS (llul.illiey). inilliol i-dui; tlie McnipliiH, 1'iiris nnd to Imil.l li litldKe over Little Itlier In l.itilc Kellllle Hill No. 17." 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.

rc.lill hif riiilronds lo ilniln llielr rlirlns or vvny vv llhlii jiai yni-ils of Kemile Hill No. HIT l.n mhiTt proud-Iiik for iicrli'iiltural ileiiionsl rn Ions hi ihe pill, Hi- kcIimoIh of tlie Slnte. Kemile Hill Nu. 22N (Martin), riilsliif llie Slllnry of llie coullly JiiiIkc or I'opc Coiinlv lo Bills Passed by the House. Keiinle Hill No.

till (Shnnisl. lo limit rlie of HceuscM for snioun-. House Itlll No. ICi-nvelil. lo coni-icl I In Cotton Hell lo slo'i till pnsscn-ci' Irullis cni.pt two fust iiinll trains.

SAID MRS. THAW THE SENATE. HARRIMAN IS OFF THE STAND CHARGE AGAINST STUYVE8ANT FISH CREATED A SENSATION IN NEW YORK. the Mineral arrangements. The Music.

The music for the mass and services was rendered by the monks and choir of New Subiaco, being entirely from the religious part of the church. Rev. Auguxline Stocker was the organist and leader. Visiting Priests. The following were the visiting priests at, the funeral: Rev.

J. Carroll, Church of the Sacred" Heart of Jesus, Eureka Springs; Rev. Herman Cattani, St. Roman's, Jonesboro; Rev. A.

Denmtger, Argenta; Rev. JJ. J. Enright, St. Mary's, Helena; Rev.

Henry Frommen, St, Michael's, Van Buren; Rev. H. B. Fuerst, St. Marv's, Para-gould; Rev.

A. P. Gallagher, St Agnes', Rev. H. J.

Jenne, St. Mary's, Baring Cross; Rev. M. McGill, Our Lady of the Springs, Hot Springs; Rev. J.

A. McQuaid, Holy Rosary, Stuttgart; Rev. John V. Robakowski, Immaculate Heart of Mary, Marche; Rev. Joseph New Line of Investigation Indicated WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB.

27. by Jerome When He Recalled tbe nee, but it may be held a week earlier. Prisoner's Wife fr Several More Senuloi- Harrison nelod as yys i of llie Senate tixlliy. Senutor Hon html, eluilnmin of tie- om-mlllee mi aiproprla tfniiM, auuoumed Ihe follnu I of; Ullli eommil tees: To e.imllie the milliter' hiMiks, Itiowning; Questions About Her Story. National Secretary Offers His Aid Ihorntou.

House Hill No. 2(11 lltoPy), lo heller force the lew ntfnluxl the cnrr.vliiK of i ccnlcd vvenpons. FISH MAY BE CALLED Newport, Feb. (Special.) Mr. H.

K. L. MeColluni of this city, secretary of the White and Black liiver Improvement Association, is in receipt of a letter from Cant. J. F.

Ellison of New York, Feb. Five minutes before court opened toduy, Evelyn Ncsbit Thaw entered the court room, accompanied by Mr. Delmas nnd took a scut at the end of the table occupied by the defendants counsel, next to the chair occupied by her husband. Immediately House Hill No. (I (lliirker), hill lo rerinlre rnllronds to fiiruiKli coal ujion Otto Kuhn, of Kuhn, Loeb the Cincinnati, secretary of the National was crowded to the utmost, and the ushers were turning people away.

At 9 o'clock, the assembled bishops and prelates began the service for the office of the dead, saying the matins and lauds. This servico was participated in by all the assembled priests and bishops and lasted about half an hour. Then began the march from the bishop's house to the church. Fathers Ho-lan and Knright led the way followed by the choir boys, bishops, prelates, active and honorary pallbearers and representatives of the laymen. With the march to the church there began the pontifical solemn requeim mass.

The Mass. The Right Rev. Bishop Heslin, D. of Natchez, was the celebrant of Die pontifical requelin mass, and conducted this ceremony with all the orate preparations for the dead of Buch honor. He was assisted by bishops and priests as follows: Assistant Priest Very Rev.

Fintan Kraemer, of. Little Rock. Deacon Rev. McGill," of Hot Springs. Sub-Deacon Rev.

P. J. Horan, D. of Fort Smith. First Master of Ceremonies Rev.

W. Aretz. of Little Rock. Second Master of Ceremonies Rev. Scwatterer, St.

Bernard, Anobel; Kev. Francis Stribcl, St. Matthew's, Osceola; Kev. Adalbert Thum, St. Mary's of Perpetual Help, St.

Vincent; Rev. Second Witness Called in the Inter state Commerce Commission Ex order timl to reiiulre cousimiei-M to iiuloai: curs. Bills Introduced. Semite Hill No. (Lcijiilei.

.1 unlawful for any col lull planter to on oi mi Iiiterest In a cumiiri'N, after the court convened, Mr. O'Keilly of the counsel for Thaw Jed Mrs, Thaw and Mrs. Caine from the room. Mrs. Thaw did pot get chance to speak to her husband.

Mr. Jerome then stated that he bad overlooked eonielhing In his crosa-exainiuatbui of Mrs. Thaw, amination Ouuld May Be a Witness, i imI Nn me; to i-xanihie the treasurer' litioks, SeiiatoiH l.ee am) Thompson. Special Orders. 1 hnise Illll No.

lot (1'Nwter), re.pilrliiK ihe Colton llelt to erwt a depo! tit Ked-i mi. In Cleveland County within sixt dji, s. was read a' third time ami it nan inonsly passed and transmitted to Hi House. House Hill No. 1TH (IiiLaneyt.

attlltorl: inic the Meinphla, I'arla and nl to erei a Inldge over Illtle Itlver, near Whl cIHTh, In Little Itlver 'ouiit-, was rend ililnl Ihne and paHsed. lloiiMe Itlll No. 'Jtl7 rlxln Ihe County of I'erry trf Inilld brldes ov the Kouvehe Lnfnve Itlver, was cnv up for a third rending, hut nt the rnpiei of the author, the ineuaiire wim place hack on its seemid rendliiu: for I he pit poHo of amendment. KeiiHtnr Kliiima en lied up Sena I HI No. IL'M.

aiproirlaHue fur tl: Charles L. Trefny, St. Wcnceslaus, Dardanelles Rev. J. F.

Van Oudenhoven, St. Stanislaus, Bonanza; Rev. P. Enright, Cathedral, Little Rock. Henate Hill K.

LMn tAriinlih. I i tin mi'itoratliiim to make nn exIuuiHilv rejwirt nummjly verlng unne deiii.lit thiin New York, Feb. 27. Kdward 11. llar-riinan, who has jen a witness before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Ktvers and Harbors congress, in which he says in part: "1 here and now pledge myself to extend to you any aid or knowledge that I may possess or can secure, that will further the purposes of your organization.

"The National Bivcrs and Harbors Congress has demonstrated to all sections of the country not only its abil- ity but willingness to do a great and unselfish work for the benefit of the meritorious waterway projects throughout the entire Union, and as the writer has personal knowledge of conditions Benedictine athers. The following were from Now Siiblseo AbTjcy, Hplelprvllle, Right Rev. Ig It dues now, Heimte Bill TCo. 2.tl (MeKnlplit). ivmuIi-Uik the Iron Moiiulnln to roiiKtrmt a bid liU nt Itoyulnt, Iu t'ntlmuii t'minly.

and asked that she reotvlled for a irw questions, stating that lit was not merely a matter affecting the credibility of tha witness, but PHttr which natius Coimul, O. 8. nbtiolt; Rev. Its examination into the llnaiicinl oper Augustine Blocker, O. S.

B. I). 1.. Prior; Rev. Mill I hew Sesttele, O.

8. St. HenirtF lltir No. (( a rlm-k n-hi 1 1 uf: ations of the railruads of which Mr. Hurrimnn is the head, took the stand again at 10 o'clock this morning.

It might wish to lttaim'4 controvert on rebuttal, a lid lie wished to lay the Paul's, l'ocahontas; Rev. Mnrtlit FMg, O. 8. 8. 8.

Peter and 1'aul, Morrison's Bluff; Iter. Joseph Huwylcr. O. H. St.

is expected his examination will be foundation Tor such action by calling Joseph's, l'arlx; Rev. Idelphonsc Kslt, her attention to the inatter. Mrs. Thaw Kxinmlthni. The Semitor froi i 'hleot withdrew Ills men sure teniporarll to allow Senator Iamhert to dispose 4 S.

81. Srholsstlcn's, Hlionl Creek; Rev: plhmar Wrhrll, O. 8. St. Bonlfnce.

IHile; Rev. Alois Boumsurtncr, O. 8. brief, and he will be succeeded in the witness chair by Otto H. Kuhu of Kuhn, l.oeb Co.

It is said (leorge J. (iouM will also be witness. Mr. Iliirrimnn's attack on Httivvc- some of his 1)11 In. Senator Lamhert called up Sena I IU No, (ml Senator i.ee wanted Hie con mil t'-e on corporation) to Invesi i trail tl hill.

The Senator from Monro. suhl II Spellervllle: Rev. ThoniflS A. Keller, O. 8.

St. Bonlfnce, Fort Smith: Rev. l-lnil-dus Oechsll, O. 8. Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Alflta; Rev.

Roltlfilce Spiuika, sant Kish, who was oiiHtcd recently lo the iiuuiuractiirc. of wine Uy ruin-grotvera. KeiMtte KIM No. 2.1:1 (I'ul Iinii'iin Iiik Ihe (iovernor'a anlnry In Senate Itlll No. leltmlu umi Mdiiltfunieiy), pinvliliiiK fr Ihe wirkltiff (f eonvli-la on the pulitlr i-oikIk ot Hie Hln to.

Neimle Itlll No. l.fii(yi)uei i-liiinir lug the 1 hue fur holilhu; t'niirt In Tjifayetle t'uiinlv. Seinile ltll N'. IMil (Hrowiilnjr. reljiiliiK to Ihe levying nf iimsi'skmh iiU on linpnive-Uient (HmIi-IiIn.

House HIM Nti. (Andrew In eMhih-IIhIi Ihe upeclul h'IiooI tlKirlri nf l-lxeiilna Hlimle. lluile HIM Nn. liTt (Slim-list, to the Hiile of HqiMiix iuhI prn iilinjf for a pennlly for a vlnlniloii. Third Master of Ceremonies Rev.

Anselin Kailin, of Snbiaco. Charles Trefny, of Little Rock. Acolytes Rev. J. V.

Rabakowski, of Marche and Rev. R. J. Jenne, of Baring Cross. Oenser Bearer Rev.

P. Gallagher, of from the presidency of the Illinois Con on White Kiver, and by such knowledge is a firm believer that with that river improved it would be a great b.nefit. to the enitre valley which it drains." II will be remembered that Hie White and Black Kiver Improvement Association of which John l. Wolf of Bates-ville is president and H. E.

L. MeCol-lum secretary, was organized in this city several weeks ago, its object being to work for the permanent improvement of these rivers. trol Itailrotid, caused HeiiHiilion. Mr. l.lll was radically wronjr in some pf-l Senator Patlcrwui alwi wanii'd the nrattt laid over.

Fish linfl yet mnile no dtiitetncnt in re ply, ami it is considered possible that if he does mulie one, lie will make it was therefore recalled. By his first question, Mr. Jerome indicated that he Intends to call Howard Nesbit to the staid to contradict his sister. The prosecution is allowed contradict reversible or material facts, but cannot. controvert collateral facts.

"Did you sec youe brother at Marion, after your return from Europe in lfl05t" asked the district attorney. "I did not" replied Mis. Thaw. "Where did you see himf" "In New York." "Did you not tell iiini In substance that while yon were abroad you had been brutally abused by Thaw, who had tried to induce yen to tell lies against Mr. White to the, 'effect that Mr.

White Sena lor ,1 u-llosll iui rodm-ed S'-mtl Mena. Incense Bearer Rev. Carroll, Eureka in the witness stand before the com- Itlll No. 'U In eniijmietiou with Si-ual Mtiuf Koinery, prnviolni; for the woiklnif mission. onvlela on the pulilie 'lie- hill ha Mr.

Ilarrimun, in answer In Mr. Kol- removed ail the ol.iettlnmihle feniiii-H Ihe original loll, and i Springs. Book Bearer Rev. F. Strobel, Os cc-ola.

('audio Bearer Rev. Fr. Columban. Subiaco. nrHt rpiestiun this umriiiug, testi-fiid that Hie I'ninn Pncitic hud pur WANT A FENCE LAW TO BE AMENDED Spellervllle: Rev.

C'oluuilisu Bchmuekl, O. 8. Sacred Heart, Charleston; Rev. I.uw. rence Holt, O.

8. Splelervllle; Rev. Campbell, Texarkana Rev. Grander, Miir-shall, Rev. V.

R. Kerwlu, Vicar General, Galveston, Rev. McNulty. 8t. Paul, Hcv.

Moloney, Culfilxo; ltev. Plnnkett, Nashville, Tcnn. Rev. Becker, St. Pall Bearers.

The following were 1nc pallbearers, active and honorary, for the funeral nervlces nnd procession: Hminrtiry palbearers Little Rock, Mayor W. K. Leliotv W. B. i.

M. Rose. Dan G. Fnm, II. 1.

Parker, Dr. K. R. Klbrell. Dr.

W. K. (ireeu. Dr. F.

French, Dr. Carl Henlley. Thomas LaflTerty, John M. Grade, Patrick Knlelgb. James Joyce, Cnptatll John ha a Htnmg elm of Hen twice and made a speihd unh-r for Wei, ni'sday morning.

hnsed the St. Joe and (irand Island Mitre Bearer Rev. P. F. Boyle, Tex- since Insl veur.

Ilie price Senalor Lambert railed up Senai- IHI paid was aud the lioune Hill No. 0, hv IT'ii. MiirkiT, heliitf the fumoiis hill, pussed the House this forenoon hy oe of St to 1. Mr. Hhiiiimni of Iti'nioii Coiiniy was the only representative vote intntiil Ihe hill.

lit; iiiihIp no phi mi I Inn or his vole, he ImvltiR dom litis wlti'ti tw Cole- srkana. Panagyrist-J-Rt. Rev. Bishop X. A Gallagher, D.

of Galveston. witness Inn I owned tlie prop uruggeu you, wnicn statement you rncn No. I7n. ainendliiff Seetion IMIIT of Klrhy I ItfCist, reiptlrliiK rntlroadH lo drain nmd- anil there told your brother was England, Feb. 26.

(Special.) The farmers of the South half of Lonoke County have just sent in some strong petitions to their representative, Hon. W. K. Oldham, asking him to use bis efforts in the present session of the Legislature to have the four-wire fence la ds and make certain repairs alonte tlie The cIiiuihc iuad' hy false," did nut." i--T "Didn't vnu tell 'Tour brother that Other prelates prcsont were: Right Rev. Bishop J.

B. Morris, of Little Rock; Rt. Rev. Bishop Jansen, D. Jiian hill was liefoie Ho- llousi-.

The hill the railroad to rle.tr up will lie aeiit to the Senate as soon as I Is! within 2IHI ynrda Instend ot poaallde. W-H of Belloville, Rt. Rev. Bishop Meer Thaw at a pistol's point had compelled to make statements nguiust O'Brien. Jnmes Oollamore.

Col. H. Me-' law. which annliea tn this section of Bills Reconsidered. chat, D.

of Oklahoma; Rt. Rev. Senator Lamhert called up Semite Itlll Carthy, A. Schadcr, John I-afferly. W.

I the county, so amended as to allow anil you Bishop Van De Van, of Nachodoehes, tlw Tkna I I Lensing, Thos. erty nnd mil. I it In the Union Pacific. Objection was made to the ipicstions as In when he bought the stock of the St. nnd Criiud Island, and what ho paid fur it, and witness declined to The commission ruled that be must answer nnd there whs the usual fcmii.il refusal.

Witness said the Ht. Joe aud Grand Isluuil was not a parol I'd and competing line. Mr. Kellogg asked of whom tbe New York Central stocks acipiircil by the Union Pacific were bought. Mr.

llarrl-nian said they were bought in flic open L. Terry, lleruinn Imergan. John Hehmelser. A. authorize a rence wnicn win turn hogs.

I The farmers1 union started the move-! did not. Rev. Ignacius Conrad, Abbott, of Subiaco: Kt. Rev. Monsg.

J. M. Lucy, No. 1(17. cstiihllHhlutf nKiirultunil deinon-st riiHou fa ruts Iu I he va rlous eoiiul ie of Arkiiiisas.

The Iditi Is to teneh ditlryliijr. ajrihll'ire and hortienltiire Iu the eom-moii hmds of the State. The liieumtre miH introduced hy Ihe Senator from Hot "And thai the statements were limine Bill No. Mo, hy Mr. Simpson, to et aahle a room or rooms Iu I In- iu-w Hratehonae for Ihe line of the of the Confederacy, was reconsidered on the mot inn of Mr I'lnuey.

Mr. I'imuy I deelared that there Is every reason why the bill should not he allowed to mi Ihe He mile, Mr. Simpson also staled that there la ilifferem-e of opinion regard In it I lite flltd thill he had im olijett Ion in of Pine Bluff. The following were chaplains to the bishops i For Bishop Morris, Rev. Plnnkett, of Nashville, for Bish-0 Jansen, Bev.

M. Enright, of Hel- nl.l A 1. George Hart, Hrr. Gregory Sherry, Ed Monnhaii, J. K.

Walch, William Ilugau. Frank 1. Gray. C. K.

Stephens, W. II. Jar. rett, B. J.

Jansen, Joseph Scbncr, John T. Ginocchio, J. II. Joslyn, M. J.

Hitter. K. J. Miles. 8.

McNeil, William Gallagher, Peter Conrad, C. Muerer and P. Powers. Fort Smith Dr. J.

C. Elierle. E. C. Bro- r'niitliimd on pace 0.) ment, but it grew, out of ihe increasing dissatisfaction with the operation of the present local district fence, which Is a four-wire fence, and is meant to turn only cattle and horses, compelling the farmers to keep up their hogs or dispose of them.

This section is inhabited almost solely by tenant farmers, who are protesting almost vehemently against the present system of fencing. Several bun- gan, Henry Kuper, w. J. Murphy. inurger, of Argcnta; for Bishop Van De Van, Rev.

Granger, of Marshall, the bill helnjc reconsidered. lie UmhiiIiI the old SlateltoiiHe (lie idai'e for llie Dauffhtera of the Confeileraey and would support a hill to that cnVet. Aflr ihe vole Mr. Marker mov Hint Ho- hfll he tabled, which motion also prevalh-il. Hot Springs Dr.

Herbert, Dr. Charles Pake, Charles N.RIx M. A. Elsele, J. H.

i ex. market. "Were you or liny of your associules interested in the sale at the time of tho Union Pacific purchase!" pursued Mr. Kellogg. Mr.

Wilbiirn objected, and Mr. llarriman declined to unswcr. Mr. Kellogg asked the witness if it was not a fai thuf of the oes Bt Avery. lue Bluff R.

J. Kerwln and Charles licsf" "I did "Did bo nut ask ou if you feared violence, and ymi said you lid, and he said you should armj yourself for protection." "1 reinemlier to such ennversation." "Did he not say, yon should have a revolver? "He did not." "Didn't be buy ypu 1 "He did "Didn't vou givf him money to buy a revolver 1 "-x "I did not." "That is all," said Mr. Mrs. Thaw stepped down and left the room. In beginning hit eross exnininnllon of Dr.

Bingaman," the Thaw family phy-sician, Mr. Jerome said again: "If I Moore atirt John Delman, Jr. OVotitliiaed on Page S.t Helena James Tmemper sod W. A. 22,000,000 Baid to have been spent on Keeshon.

The active pnn-honrers were: S. the Chicago and Alton, wus made up of ear Irudt certificates, anil Boone. A. C. Grade.

Chris Idwldge. Bu The House ncssfojt this if 1 1 i was one of the most luiporlant and ihomi cMltin yet held. The morn i off was devoied lo House business end rely, ami all were -x (reeling the Harker dent ur rae no -(inure. House Hill No. tt, lo eoute to a final vole ill 10 o'clock.

At that time h-al hill was being read find It was nearly II o'clock before It was finished. O'Brien, James A. Ginocchio. Henry Lens ti $1,000,000 linn from Kuhn, Loci) SECOND lug. A.

V. Rogoskl nicl J. II. Koll- so that the expenditures on the line rnss. out of the new securities sold were only STREET The guard of honor was- composed of about $18,000,000.

Mr. Harrimun said that possibly the figures were correct. Then Hon. L. II.

Leigh of 1'nla-U He simply knew that liad ly. arose to a point of iicr-imml priili. fourth-degree Knights of Columbus as follows: James A. Gray, Louis Koers, Michael O'Dowd. J.

J. McGralh. H. J. Leasing.

John 11. Tuohey. P. J. O'Brien, J.

S. H. A. Durst, W. J.

Carter. F. been spent on Ihe line. The witness was then excused and Otto Kuhn, of Kuhu, l.oeb took flic find this man is erar.v I will say so." Mr. Delmas saitt tiie defense would conclude its ease, this week.

Xfr. Delmas objected to Mr. Biuga- Donahue and Frank J. Ginocchio. "Always Come Where Skating URGED TO NAME OLIVER.

Chattunoojfii Keb. 27. Tpli'jranm Bishop Fitzgerald's photo ran be had at 50 cents and $1.00, postpaid. Roberts, photographer. Little Rock.

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He held In his hand a in which lie deelared an nn warranted a i had lieen made upon him. He a "led thai' a thorough Investigation of tin ae bo ninth, ami that the author he laniei. Jb- ferred to certain passages in Hie booklet whleh he nald were direct ivlle-t ions upon him as a man and also as a representative, lie did not' mince words, I mi I lci I.irnl lhat the whole mutter was it lie from start to finish, and defied any one lo prove a word of truth In any of It. "1 have lived Iu this city for years," said Mr. Leigh, "and the people of Ml tie Hock know me.

My life has hecn as an open book to them, mid I demand of i his House that It ascertain the mime of the man or men who Ituve east this reflect Inn upon one of im iiiembrs. I think It Is due the House tn Investigate and to get at the lioltom of Hie eucse for Ihla attack. Kpou request certain parts of the booklet were read by the chief elerk. As he man being cross-eununeil as an expert and was sustained. Dr.

M. D- "Evans ws next called for eross-ejaminatiort. TWO FIREMEN WERE KILLED BY AMMONIA New York, Feb. 27, Two firemen were killed and eleven others reudored unconscious bv anionis. fumes at a fire tuilay in tbe basement if a building in Kighth The coiKlition of two ethers is serious.

The dead are Adam Damm and Harry F.j'Baker, Imt for the heroic work of "three res iling par PRESIDENT OF SEABOARD. AND FOLLOWERS MET THEIR DEATH New York, Feb. 27. -W. A.

Onrrett v.us today elected president of the Hea-bnard Air Line Railway. proceeded Mr. Haleh, author of the hill THAT STRONG SAVIN6SBANK heing opposed by the booklet, arose and 1 in warm words declared the faNliy of tlie Is a Pleasure" Auditorium Rink Markham and Arch. lies the death list would have; been larger. coLiTisioN 'as wife Am.

St. T.ouin. collision occurred on tlie Wabash near Mexico, in jjilheavy fog this morn-ing. One-man. is reported to Itave been killed, and twenty injured.

statements that he niamfalim at the Hotel Marion a room where members of the Legislature may drink and smoke. He said t'he Ktateiuent was a misrepresentation tfthrnrxhout and cham'-ler! 1 Hi" prhllciitlon as a low effort of those who desire tn defeat the will of the people. A the elirk prncecdell ha part referring to Mr. Leigh was re.n-hed. Thai' i Wash! iik Mil, Fell.

17. A letter re eeived at be Venezuela lega Hon from Ir. Iniit, secretary of Mate, dated February lfl, that President 'atro Ik unking untlHtfHOtory progres toward -eovery. The name letter (tnve the details of the killing of General l'a redes, the revoiutlou-a ry leader, and bl followers, the statement beinjr made after they were raptured on February 12 at a point near the Orinoco River not Tery far from where they landed. They were taken to an old fortresa vailed the Castle.

Two days later Pa redes endeavored to bribe his guards to permit them to esonpe, and this the froards Interpreted as mutiny ter-rlldff remits, for the Hft of- Oenernl Paretic and hV and) end in? nnhappHy fur tbe tatter for' their mutiny." i h. Engsttoum Fraser Tailors 121 West Markham St. SPRING WOOLENS 1907 THE LATE3T GO TO MAJESTIC CAFE 810 MAIN STREET, for Genuine Italian Macearonl add Raviola; also all other Italian? dishes of. good things to eat Spottft Jefferson JEWELERS, 216 MAIN STREET, LITTLE ROCK, ARK. gent Ionian uskejl that a committee be appointed to us( taln whoYritilcd tn she t.

"I want to know who semi to litis Hoi'tte any document To Influence PIhIu-tlou to which his or no one else's mime Is tl fncd. I want to know who Is taking WBATHEB FORECAST. Little Boelc and Vi iiiity Uneftlel woathur, with ome ain tonight or Thursday..