mm of nmmm
(timif'd from pa <re 1)
[-;red Tsalh to E:- ipi Ms’-ojs.
To t. .qr tv.o r.-'.’T ot ' 'hose da-I
i erro. trd Insulting t narks indi
cutc-d t hei» intenMon, .Mi.' t iierjl Sha-j
f*Jt. Of w h ) ;«»rh school
uoa- plum Bayou j os; olios, .Monday
i .l.ii i, c. i d !i in a runaway
1 1 a © ■ ’> ' !>' d It.
.ul... y'lu.dV ' a» ti. iving from Eng
land • he. school. A I: n near t hey-1
trine, letter kiio . n as Add ( at, she i
vis ha!; d I) Samuel Williams ami
C'haric ' . udigan, . h j we.a standing j
ia *:. ! n-.tr th > ro d .ay. When j
ike j. u , lady sto > '<i ie.*:- in)!-, e the;
i o, .... . d c.v. the fence and ;
advanced toward her, one of Ilium |
saying, ‘'Lot us ride wi.h you, lion-J
t >,' [he -oi.-n; rvm. \ and the tie- !
l. eaner of .tie tu-t. aim r.ied Miss Sha-j
die and : h< stiuck her horse a sharp
l krv wi h !In. i, hip. cau-iug if to bolt '
t i.d run away. Some distance from j
j he negi ecs she wins thrown i.om her i
1 ,i*rgy. i.e. clothing e:.uyiH as sli ;.
fell, -end t hr v/; - dragged some dis
t. nee, tut when sfc- dire-., mglcd her
ti11 she ms io ihe home o. a farmer '
r.tuied . n kes :: a; ,ta e the alarm.
Hig her v .u-hf her hors \ d ove
lack .o iU .e hero *li - 11031 oe* j
hid 1- d .X.ita Sir, die. but ‘he; had1
< 11 .!. no • sp." d uuickly if
ii. e to y Is. o ..tod. and * nurj..or of
tr.i nut. o. ‘ ed a ; , • o, vmen
trailed t*.- in: io v- lo ;L.' Arkui. ua
liver, wL e »- the.. were captured. They
ve:e l< 1 .. io Id: rend and pu* in
the ci h . (>•:> re.
i c of ' n.o.m caused
angry mu. c i. in England, a: d Juu
l. o. ; . j . ■ ' > u ia o: dor to
Lc> p. oi lor get**: -s. ordered
Const: 1 : ■ Ole’:: to take Ui" pnso.io.s
In.O il ■. turn, y i . 1 guru.I iliein uu.
inj the night. Turn-day morning it
v. as d. cured be; • io li a 11 y the uejroes
f v. - d •’ r. v •• •fcd ex r •
end wetc taken to Loacm*. where
they trete placed ia jail to await the
ac. on of the Grand Jury.
Boy Accidentally Shot.
fOilio Hosier. 19 years o; aye. son
cn \V. 11. Rosser, who lives ' Hoc
ton. lour miles north of ('•'ton Plant,
was dangerously hurt Tue-diy niter
noon Ly the accidental discharge or
U pistol. The hall, which was of 41
caliber, penetrated the wall of the ab
domen and came out at a point on
the nhottlder.
The accident occurred about 3
o'clock Y eschiy afternoon. At tli ■
^ time Rosser was riding a mule, and,
In attempting to remove his eo.it.
tho'dining caught the trigger of the
pi..tol and caused the weapon to lire.
Attei being taken to his home, it was
decided to send the boy to Little Rock
(or treatment in a hospital.
1 At the hospital, an examination of
the "OUlid W3s made and it dViiS slat- ^
ed thai the stomach had not b’-en per
• f *• •
fora ted by the bullet. There is an
Injury to one lung which may prove
serious and while the wounds are not
necessarily fatal, his condition is re
garded its grave.
Charred Witn Bootlegging.
Fit'll Cl; .mberlain ami G. C. Jarvis,
both white men of Ross:on, Nevada
- county, wer*' given a preliminary
hearing before I’nited .Stales Com
missioner SomnnTville at Texarkana
Thursday morning on a charge of
selling whiskey in Nevada county
v. it bout a federal license. Both men
were held lot the n \t grand jury in
a bond of . 2u0 each, which was given.
War Co Niosquuoes. ,
War It - hecr. decl.u-.-d !>;. the Rock
11r..:d . ..hist lh > mo m . 'es, and
for ft time in the himory of !o-1
cul ii. lading, tilt Pullman sleep
ers ol that road 1 'tween Id-tie Rook
and Memphis will 1 provide 1 with
screens a the windows and doors.
One ol tin coaches is now being lif
ted with the mosquito barrier.' in tho
Si. Louis Pullman shops, and the oih
eis will follow. Henceforth the berth
occupant ran snore in perfect peace
unaccompanied by the maddening
r.i n-n n-n-n-g—sip of Amos Quito.
Held On Larceny Charge.
F. T. Lynch, who went to Hot
Springs during the hottest part of
the reform tight and was active in the
“lid" campaign through his affiliation
with tlic Citizens' Bulletin, as city edi
tor, was arrested Tuesday on a charge
of larceny and committed to the coun
ty* jail in default of bond The charge
is made by the proprietor of the Au
ditorium bar, who alleges the theft
Ol whiskey and cigars. Lynch was
also in the employe of the reform or
ganization as detective to locate gam
bling leaks in the lid.
Poisoned With Matches.
The 2-year-old son of Aimer Mo
JIHcklo. of Texarkana, died Saturday
pight from the effects of eating the
chemical ends of a number of match
es The child secured the matches
by climbing upon a chair and taking
the box containing them from its
place on a dresser.
Woman Bound to Bed With Wire.
Mr,--. Newton Pettit, wife of i
respected workman employed by
Ho. .springs lumbering concern hai
;t terrifying e.xperienc'* at her homi
Wednc. dry ami that she is now aliv
t. no fault, of an unknown assailant
who. iiiier hinting her almost in <
Insen ibility, thrust a rag saturate!
wi ll a solution of poUon into hm
mouth, bound her securely to her bet
with wire and then placed a numbe.
or matches in her mouth so ihtti tliej
would become ignited if she movt-i
ht r head. Two hours after Mrs
Pettit had been bound and gaggei
her husband returned home fron
work sin»1 released her. On being re
leased site fell into a faint, and is no;
in a dangerous condition from ner
vous exhaustion.
Mrs. Pettit's experience is con
sidered by the police to furnish om
of the most remarkable examples o
l aid criminality th it has ever beei
hown in Hot Springs, After she ha
been beaten terribly tile man at
tempted to force her to swallow i
(::i h liquid which slip thought tc
be poison. K>> then bound her to tin
led. put a rag saturat'd with i oni
licuid in her mouth, and, after piac
It:-; the matches in her mouth, bur
i iodly left the house.
.Mrs. Pettit was unable to furnisl
a description of her assail -it except
as to size. She is certain the mail
wore a false mustache and beard a
lie constantly pressed these dis
mi.-es against his face, in order tc
keep them in place.
Willi no clue to work on, the police
L • -.n a .eirch for Hank McDaniels
former husband of Mrs. Pettit, whe
it is said, has caused her trouble in
ilie past. McDaniels was arrested
some time after Mrs. Pettit was dis
covered tied to the bed, but was
late, released, after he had been
! lobght face to face with the woman
£he failed to identify him as her as
stu nt end he proved an alibi.
A.; examination of the cloih thrust
into Mrs. Pettit’s mouth was marl
by City Chemist Cook and after twe
. ■ ■ he stated that it had been satin
alii with arsenic before being
placed in her mouth.
Novel Claim Against Road.
Judge Harry L. Ponder of Walnut
Ridge has presented a novel claim tc
the management of the Iron Moun
tain, in connection with the death ot
two very fine cows. On July 3 and
again on July 7 Judge Ponder lost n
high-bred cow, and upon itivostiga
lion claims to have discovered that
the cows died from Texas fever, and
charges that the fever ticks thrown
out of cattle cars at or near the catil*.
pens here.
ii is ;he custom of the non Moun
tain employes to dean the cattle ears
near the stock pens while thd cat
tle are being rested and fed at Wal
nut Rhlije. in accordance wi'h the
federal statute, and Judge Ponder
said that in the refuse taken from the
cars were a number of fever ticks,
which infected the cows. Judge Pon
der employed a skilled veterinarian
to decide the exact cause of the death
of the cows, and the claim against the
railroad Is the result.
Oscar Odom Kills Himself.
The body of Oscar Odom, aye I
about years, who died at Poplar
Bluff, Mo., from the eh-cts of an
overdose of morphim*, self-administer
ed. was brought 10 Poc.honlas for
interment Thursday. Despondency
over lack of work and family iron
Idea are said to have caused Odom
to take his life.
Odom li\ed at Hardy and Iea.es his
■ife and three small children.
Accidentally Shot by Chum.
While Ralph Sampson, 17 ye rs old,
was shov i"/ his chum, iOrahood,
' a .32 lutematic pistol ”v ,^^,1"
>v'(dnc-d; y afto.i.oon at M.emom
Spring, the revolver was dischaiged,
i- hall tutoring Prahoo-.'s abdomen
,od pissing through his body.
While the surgeons in charge have
It il ' hope for his recovery, the boy
resting comfortably.
Tom Winfrey Is Killed.
While riding a mule and leading
a no: her one at Mulberry, Wednesday,
Tom Winfrey. 2$ years of age. and
i member of a prominent family, vva
ibrown by or fell from the animal
he was riding and sustained injuries
which caused his death. He was un
conscious when found and never re
gained consciousness. He leaves ti
wife and one child.
Women in Fierce Fight.
For the llrsi time in the history ol
the city, according to the records at
least. Fayetteville Saturday had ft
rough and tumble fight where tlu
participants were women. The prin
ripals iu this affair were Mrs. Ann;
Sheppard and a Mrs. Clark. am1
though the cause of the trouble is not
known, it is known that they fought
vigorously for a while. When friends
finally arrived to put a stop to th(
tight it was found that Mrs. Sheppard
had lost much of her hair and that
Mrs. ('lark’s clothe* were badly torn
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Arkansans Hurt in Tenneiee.
W. T. .McDougal, a nurseryman
from Jonesboro, Ark., is at the rail
road hospital in Paducah, Ky.. with
an ankle and both heels crushed.
While a passenger on a local freigh',
j McDougal fell beneath the eaboos ■
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McDougal is an old railroad man
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Charged With Infanticide.
In consequence of the finding of the
1 body of an unknown Infant in an
' alley Thursday evening. Myrtle
[ Reave, n young woman 2 4 years of
age, was arrested and held by a
coroner’s jury at Fort Smith Satur
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young woman, who comes from Fay
etteville and is a girl of son: ■ educa
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whole affair John Babb, a local man.
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Charged With Selling Liquor.
John Curtis • nd Dutch (Vou.sch of
Bo; ■ county \ -re arrested Monday
hy a deputy l uite l St i'c.s marshal
OH charges Of selling liquor at .etail
wi liout paying the sped 1 tax. They
will L» given a preliminary hearing
be.o. ■ \\ . S. Allen, T timed Slates
commissioner.
To Celebrate Anniversary.
The fourteenth anniversary of the
founding ot the to.v.i oi d iction
City, I’nio.i county, is to lie cele
luated Sen:en.l.er 27 with a barbecue.
Prominent eolith AHi&iisas orators
wiii be invited to address the meet
ing.
Great Soldiers os Students.
Grant was graduated in the class of
j 1841 at West Point-number 21 in
a cln. s of :i:». G**n. William P. Frank
! !in graduated at th» head of the class,
i It may i> - interesting In this connec
tion to note how otlmr great a murals
i stood in their cla s. Rlmraev.i s ood
| number R among 42 graduates; Sher
■ idan, number lit In a class of 42: Vlr
j ginlan Thomas, number 12 among 42
I classmates; Meade, number 19 in a
j cia s of oil; Hooker, nu uber 2 > am mg
50 comrades; Stonewall .la -k on,
number 17 'n a class of 50; I.ong
sdreot of Georgia, nun.!) w fit fa a lav:
of 02, and Hancock, numb u 1 among
25 graduates.
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•iot spr:»K. a art wnrn t *i*- >’
came she was still tJiere—as at first
—unconscious us he, the doc i --u-:.
He was not dnad. and pre-e ::!> h •
breathed again. P>ut his eye; :• ■■ r i . i
closed, and. lat*> that night. vlma hi
had drifted from unconsciousness into
deep sleep, they put out the ligh: and
left him.
When they came again ho had dis
appeared.
(To be continued '
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The great dancing < x i. A.- Pan >v,
who is doing the Moss .<• .• i| tour,
lias danced on go' 1
“When starring with Charles Cod
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she told me, "no s.i-ij -,t.» ;> • <c «• '.hie1
for my da: te, so tl ■ pc ip th •
place sai l ’I. y v -I'd . • •in v
gold dust, and accord in ;’v th.r
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cious stuff ah-n r. ami ' ?<■.-! that it
answered the purpose v i ■!;. [
reckon that was aheu; *’ :
use gold lias cv-r been put to. Of,
course, it was mi:: d • i h i i . • .. h".:
when I put it In water 1 could y, ■» tile
gold grains shining ever so e. "
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“When a young : . a . ■ ,s s you
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chaperon.
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tered the jut tty .sunn! < r girl. "Do you
see this tiny botile?"
“Yes. Do»s it contain p. rfume?"
"No; it contains acid. I test the en
gagement ring.”
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