MORE SUBPOENAS
BEING ISS
Grand Jury at Little
Hear What the
Know About
Little Rock,
poenas have been issued and!
served upon members of tne gen
eral assembly summoning them
to appear before the grand jury i
when it reconvenes May 15.
It is said that ten or twelve j
subpoenas were issued vesterday !
in addition to those issued yes-;
terday, but great secrecy was
observed in the service of the
summons.
The papers were placed in the
hands of officers and they de
clined to divulge the names of
the legislators named, and the
names were not entered upon the
books in the sheriff’s office.
Prosecuting Attorney Rhoten
stated that a mistake had been
made in issuing a subpoena for
Representative Andrews of Sharp
county. It was intended to sum
mon Representative Sharp of
Nevada county and a summons
for the latter was issued.
BERRY NESBY DEAD.
Tuckerman, May 5. — Berry
Nesby, a young man about 21
years of age, died at the home
of his stepfather yester
day. He was formerly a resi
dent of this town, but about four
months ago moved to the Green
haw farm, about five miles south
east of here.
He was g prominent member
of Village Creek camp of Wood
men of the World, which is
located at this place. The funer
al services were conducted by
the Woodmen at the cemetery
near where he lived.
MAY BE SORRY.
It is astonishing how many
people appear to think that it is
the business of the newspaper to
jump in and lambast everything
in sight at the request of any
modest individual who has not
the nerve to move a hen off her
nest. If any honest man has
occasion to rake a brother citizen
over the coals on account of a
personal or public grievance, he
car. send in a letter over his own
signature, and if it is not libel,
we shall let him see how it looks
in print.—Newark Journal.
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MRS. GOLDMAN ENTERTAINS.
Among the ma ny brilliant so
cial functions during an unusu
ally delightful social season none
have excelled in elegance and
pleasure the informal reception
given by Mrs. Isaac Goldman
Friday afternoon.
The Goldman home, which is
one of the handsomest In New
port, needed nothing in the way
of decorations tc enhance its
beauty and home-like appear
ance. Mrs. Goldman, who is an
ideal hostess, had as her guests
about Tix'Ly ladies who enjoyed
her unbounded hospitality dur
ing the receiving hours. The
afternoon was spent in social in
tercourse among this congenial
coterie of ladies, and with the
rendering of piano soles by the
hostess and others present, made
the hou5T pass ail too rapidly.
The serving of a delicious course
eon concluded this informal
many friends,
rs. Gcldmam
Hooker, G. B. Norton, J. W.
Coffman, H. E. Cobb, B. W.
Stainback, Josephine Brown,
Hannah Meyer, H. Bernstein,
Max Weisl.
SENATOR BERRY
ACCEPTS FLAGS.
Confederate Veterans Who Ob
jected to Davis Acting As
Distributor Ought to Be
Fully Satisfied.
Little Rock, May 5.—The re
turned Confederate battle-flags,
eight in number, were turned
over to Senator J. H. Berry at 9
o’clock this morning, at his room
at the Capital Hotel, by Maj.
Gen. W. H. Haynes, on behalf
of the governor. There were
present at the time, in addition
to Senator Berry and Gen.
Haynes, Col. A. S. Morgan, Capt.
E. D. Jett, Brig.-Gen. B. W.
Green and Capt. Stan C. Harley.
Very little ceremony attended
the delivery of the flags. Gen.
Haynes said:
“Senator Berry, at the request
of Gov. Davis, I am instructed
to deliver to you these Confeder
ate battleflags, to be disposed of
by you as the U. C. V. may di
rect. ”
To this Senator Berry re
sponded :
“Present my compliments to
the governor and tell him I ap
preciate his action, and it will be
especially gratifying to me to de
whatever the U. C. V. requests
me to do.”
FUNERAL SERVICE.
The funeral of the late Arthur
Neill was held at the Methodist
church at Batesville Friday after
noon, the services being con
ducted by Rev. W. M. Wilson,
pastor of the Methodist church
in that city, and Rev. -G. Gor
don Smeade of Little Rock.,
I
I Ine service was very -mpres
| rive, and was largely attended
'by the mukitude of friends oi
i the deceased.
The floral emblems were many
! and beautiful, coming from
| friends ill over the state, who
were eager to pay this last lev
jing tribute to him whom they
' loved
GLEE CLUB
LLECTS OFFICERS.
Hot Springs, May 5.—The Ar
kansas Travelers’ Glee Club met
tonight in the reception room or
the Arlington hotel The officers
were elected: President, A. C.
Newberger; vice president. M.
J. Foy; secretary, W. A. Voss;
treasurer. J. E. McKee
STORM AT EUREKA SPRINGS
Eureka Springs, May 5.—This
afternoon a severe storm visited
this section, ruin falling in tor
rents, accompanied by a good
deal of hail, which it is feared,
will seriously injure fruit and
vegetables,
WANTED.
A gorl'd coal property. Ad
tl. Stillman, cure M. ?.
i>2 Broadway, N. Y. 2
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Hot Springs, May 5.— The fol
lowing officers have been electee
by the Arkansaw Travelers: Geo
L. Turner, Little Rock, presf
j dent.
I EdMcElwee, Newport, secre
| tary.
H. A. Isaacs, Walnut Ridge,
treasurer.
Vice-presidents, L. H. Moon,
R. C. Rudisill, W. A. Voss, G.
W. Bellamy.
Little Rock was selected as the
next meeting place. Congress
i man Joe T. Robinson and Mayor
George R. Belding were elected
honorary members. The Mardi
Gras parade was deferred until
Saturday morning on account of
the weather. The musical and
banquet were given last night.
The business session closed at
1:15 p. m. today.
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KILLED BY A
FORMER EMPLOYE.
Saw Mill Man Shot in the Back
and Instantly Killed While
Making Out Payroll.
Hot Springs, May 5. —S. E.
Gilbert, a saw mill owner resid
ing in this county, and near Bear,
Montgomery county, was shot
and instantly killed at his mill
on the western edge of this
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been employed by Gilbert, but
quit work a couple of days ago
on account of differences between
them regarding the logging
i scale.
j Persons who came in today
from the scene of the killing
1 state that the assassin was seen
I to approach, riding a mule, and
carrying a shotgun,
i Gilbert was sitting on the rear
end of a wagon making out tick
| ets with his back toward the
i bloody assassin, and received the
! full charge in his back, dying
J within a short time after receiv
, ing the fatal wound.
j FREIGHT WRECK
ON IRON MOUNTAIN
| Van Buren, May 5.—A north
bound ireignt tram on the Iron
! Mountain rabroad v/as wrecked
or. the Fiat Rock bridge, two
: miles east of Van Buren, at 3
o CiOck yesteraay alternoon, nine
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} Sold in Newport by W. W.
: Dutton, W. A. Joyce and all
1 ieading d ruggisi s,
residence as Vincent, Ark., was
: arrested by The police. It was
discovered that Jeffries had a
! certificate of deposit for near 'y
;$I0C, money sent him by rela
tives at Clarendon, Ark., which
he banked regularly as remit
tances came, and Pegged indis
criminately for more.
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OFFJCERS AND DIRECTORS.
J. W. Grubbs, President. Nathan Graham, V
Chas, G. Henry, Cashier.
Jos. M. Berger, Jr. K. F L SaengerB ]
B. B. Bond, W. P. CampU^^y S. 1* Ql^hfluell,
G. P. Cmments, J. P. Puck, V7. ^prDutwn,
0. D. Vvatson, L. £ Wii/is, / F. LV Fulkerson,
i R. K. FiBshugh.’
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' freight cars going into the shal
low stream. The wreck occur
> red to the middle of the train,
; ana the crew escaped unhurt.
■The wrecking outfit was sent
| from Van Euren, and it took the
! greater part of the night to clear
’the track.
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ladies named
BY COMMANDED.
: The follow mg appointments in
l connection with the reunion of
i United Confederate Veterans at
, Louisville, Ey., June H to 1€,
'have beer, announced, for the
; First brigade, Arkansas division:
j Miss Virginia Jones, sponsor;
Miss June Glenn, maid of honor;
Miss Lueile Horton, maid of bon
ier; Mrs. Robert J. Lea. chaperon.
j JEFFRI& HAD A
SHNCH ON MONEY.
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Hot BpringsrlMay 5.—a crip
: pled beggar, w\.fcgave his
i as John Jeffries, ’
MAIN THOROUGHFARE
I
To the Lewis and Clarke Exposi
tion, June Isl to Oct. 15th, 1505,
veil, be via the Union Pacific,
j This is not only the shortest way
j by many miles, but is also the
i scenic route, passing through
some of the roost ohfm: Log scet e
i ry hi the world.
The low rates made by the
: Union Pacific to Portland this
‘summer offer the people of the
■ Last and Middle V'Vst an opptr
; tunity to visit the Pacific Ne-rth
: west and sen what a great foun
dry lies weft of the Kooky Moun
: tairK It: is a chance of a Hi'e
j time.
: Inhere is also an
j route- to visit Yei
jtionai Park, June 1