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FEDERAL OFFICERS
FIND SECOND STILL.
Poinsett County’s Chief Industry
Seems To Be Running^Wildcat
Stills—Federal Officers Kept
Busy Within Her Confines.
City Marshal S. G. Stone and U. S.
Marshal Copeland arrested Swim
Brown and Lem Hope in Scott town
ship of Poinsett county Monday under
the charge of making wildcat whiskey
says the Harrisburg Modern News.
A copper still was also captured and
brought in. Mr. Stone says the still
was in as good a place as could be
found for the business. It was out in
the bottom near the Bay on a small
spot of high ground which was sur
rounded by several feet of water. He
says they had a shed with pailings
around it, fixed up right snugly. The
prisoners were carried to Helena
where they were bound over in the
sum of $500 each, and in default of bail
was committed to jail, but
n was released upon his own re
,..izance. There is yet another
wildcat still somewhere in that section
of country, but it is quite likely they
will be pretty sly about operating it
for some time.
STRUCK IN THE DARK.
John Calloway, a negro working for
J. A. Harlan was knocked on the
head about four o’clock Thursday
morning at the corner of Elm and
Front Streets, while going to his work,
by some unknown assailant.
The blow fell and dazed Calloway
and the purpose of the act seems to
have been robbery, for the assaulted
man says he had 15 cents on his per
son and was relieved of a dime of this.
The negro was quite badly injured.
CAPITOL COMMITTEE
FAVORABLY REPORTS.
Little Rock, Ark., March 19.—The
special capitol committee reported
favorably on the Merriman bill pro
viding for the completion of the build;
ing at a cost not to exceed 01,000,000.
and the bill was made a special ordei
, for next Wednesday.
TRIBUTE TO THE SOUTH.
Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts Pays
Liberal Eulogy To People Of
South—“They Are A Noble
Race” Says Venerable
Statesman.
In a recent address by Senator Hoar
of Massachusetts, this New Englander
paid a beautiful tribute to the people
of the South in the eulogy below:
“Although my life politically and
personally has been a life of almost
constant strife with the leaders of the
Southern people, yet as I grow older
I have learned not only to respect
and esteem but to love the great
qualities which belong to my fellow
citizens of the Southern States. They
are a noble race. We may well take
pattern from them in some of the
^reat virtues which make up the
strength as they make the glories of
the free States. Their love of home,
their chivalrous respect of women,
their courage, their delicate sense of
honor, their constancy which can
abide by an opinion or a purpose or an
interest for their States through ad
v e r s i t y and through prosperity,
through the years and through the gen
erations, are things by which the peo
ple of the more mercurial North md,y
take a lesson. And there is another
thing—covetousness, corruption, the
low temptation of money has not yet
found any place in our southern po
litics.
I “Now, my friends, we cannot afford
to live, we don’t wish to live, and we
[ do not live in a state of estrangment
I from a people who possess these qual
ities. They are friends of ours; born
of our homing, flesh of our flesh,
blood of our blood, and whatever may
be the temporary error of our South
ern States, I, for one, if I have a right
to speak for Massachusetts, say to
her: ‘Entreat me not to leave thee
nor to return from the following after
thee; for where thou goest I will go,
afld where thou stayest I will stay.
Thy people shall be my people and thy
God my God.” ’
SEVERAL MISDEMEANOR CASES.
Justice Smith was kept quite
busy Friday morning, having several
misdemeanor cases, two of which in
volved the selling of liquor to minors.
John Watson, colored, was arraign
ed for selling whisky to a minor and
upon entering a plea of guilty, was
fined 850 and costs.
Emmett Doyle, a minor to whom
the whiskey was sold, was fined 850
for giving whisky to another minor,
having plead guilty to the charge.
Henry Winlaud, charged with as
sault upon Lula Rowe, was found
guilty and fined 85 and costs.
MISSOURI EX-GOVERNOR
SYMPATHIZES WITH DAVIS.
Little JRock, Ark., March 19.—Just
before the adjournment of the com
mittee in the investigation of the
charges against Gov. Davis last night
the governor read a letter from Lon
V. Stevens, former governor of Mis
souri, in which Mr. Stevens expressed
his sympathy for Gov. Davis in the
!“unaigmnea ana puerue" sianaers
against him. Mr. Stevens stated that
he had always considered the con
tingent fund of the governor as ap
propriated for such use as that exe
cutive saw fit and proper.
After reading the letter Gov. Davis
said he had received communications
of a like nature and, turning to Ool.
Murphy, said: “I would like to read
you some more of these letters.”
Col. Murphy replied: “If they are
all from such men, who are as desti
tute of character as the author of that
letter probably is and as you (pointing
at Gov. Davis), I don’t care * to hear
them.”
John Willie also testified that the
best part of the Altheimer farm had
been offered him by Morris Altheimer
for $30,000. This is the farm that Mr.
Altheimer offered the State for $87,
500.
The investigation will be closed this
week.
Eight day clocks with alarm, $2.75
at the Palace Jewelry 3tore. 71 b. t. 1
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LOOKS LIKE ROCK ISLAND.
Corps Of Surveyors In Fort Smith
Keep Missouri Pacific People
Guessing — Arkansas Central
Will Be Paralleled.
Fort Smith, Ark., March 19.—There
is a good deal of speculation here con
cerning the railway system employing
a corps of civil engineers who have
been camped in the city for a number
of days and who this morning began
a survey from the Kansas City South
ern road at Poteau bridge east, par
alleling the Arkansas Central. The
corps is under the direction of D. L.
McDonald, whose pass designates him
as soliciting engineer of the Rock Is
land. He affirms that he doeB not
know in whose employ he now is,
though he admitB having been in the
employ of the Rock Island and that
he has not of his own volition severed
his connection with that system.
The Missouri Pacific people have
been taken by surprise and are puz
zled as to the purpose in view. It is
intimated that the extension is to be
that of the Fort Smith & Western, the
officials of which admit that they are
looking for an eastern outlet and to
that end have purchased property on
May avenue for the depot and have
received important concessions from
Lilt) Uliy UUUULU.
F. A. Molliter, formerly chief en
gineer of the Choctaw, but now chief
engineer of the projected road from
Paris, Logan county, to Hot Springs,
of which President Abbott of the
American National Bank is at the
head, has been holding con
ferences with McDonald. If the sur
mise is a correct one the extension
will parallel the Arkansas Central to
Paris and there connect with the Ab
bott road to Ola, where it will strike
the Rock Island and be in line with
Little Rock and Memphis.
WYNNE WHITECAPPERS
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Wynne, Ark., March 19.—Eight of
the alleged whitecappers and murder
ers of Detective Brown were to-day
held for trial without bail. They are
J. W. Smith, James Norvell and the
six Hall brothers. The remaining six
of the prisoners were discharged.
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Judge M. M. Stuckey went to Little
Rock Friday afternoon on business
for a client.
The passage of an ordinance, re
quiring stock to be kept up, is being
discussed and many of our people feel
that Newport should get out of village
ways, as many nice lawns, upon
which time and money are constantly
expended, are ruined by the depre
dations of the town cow, to whom
most gates are a slight obstacle. The
innovation might work a hardship
upon many, but one can hardly ex
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and country life at the same time, for
in the government of congested cen
ters of population it iB necessary that
many of the natural rights and privi
leges of the individual be curtailed.
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