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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
Sanelle Mrbeit Der Seteftibs.

Ddbreno fi9 5rau 5lora 8rown.
305 Noro Sllinois Str, Sonntaa in
Der 2h9e befano, gelang es einem
Siebe. ii@ 3utritt su ibren 3immern
3u beridaffsn unb nit etua $35, tpel6e
unter einem 3opftihen beritedt waren.
gu snttommsn Die poli3ei wuroe be-
nadridtist uno ben Detettips SOls
unb 8rap tpurbe bic 8erfolgung bes
SALES iibergeben, oie bann na9 tur3er
unterfu4uns ben 5arbigen 9taren
2isls ber6aftetsn.
2isle betannte fidb geitern i'm Boli-
ssigeridte i9ulois unb er uurbe ben
@robgeidmOrenen iibermieien. Sit
$35 murben pieoer erlanat. 6rau
8roun 1T aug Monteauma unb f,
batte fib na9 bier be9eben, um be,
Griibiabrser6ffnuns Der @nsrOs pub
maarenseiddfte beiauwobnen. Rad
ausiassn Der geamten war Gisk i9or
frhber in 1nannebmli9teiten geratben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
Tabnaea anf 0unoebergifter.

Seit mebreren Monten iino bic De-
tettipes an Der Nrbeit, nod einem
0unbebersifter au fabnben. Cine Mn-
3abl 8arger In Der Na9bari9aft Der
college Npe., n6rbli9 bon Der Is.
Strabe. berloren uertbpolIe 6unbe
unb man glaubt, baB bic betrsifenbs
perfon. i'm @orbeiseben. @ift In bic
@eb0fte mart, tusl9ss bann bic 6unbe
frnBen.
Cine Grau Der @sielli9aft Hebt i'm
geroa4te unb man beI9ulbist fe,
mebrere iebr tpertbpoae Sunbe unb
bunberte bon Sdob. unb 0ausbunben
ums Seben gebra&t su baben. 9unbe,
Oeren Werthe fa auf $1,000 unb bar.
iiber beliefen, wurbsn gsrabs 10 msnia
9ei9ont, tuie Die minber trertbboqen.
Die gersiftunssn Rnb ieit etma
Sabresfriit i'm @anse uno man iast.
baB bic Grau, ibr Sobn unb ibre Sod.
ter eine Wanie fur bas S6bten be,
6unbe baben. 6umanitdtsbsamte,
Wilion. unb bic Dstettibes 6olb unt
8rap unterfu9sn bic anseIs 1en6eit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
Sm bsmitleiosnsmertks Ser=
fafmus.

9ulu 8rebentsr, eins Negerin bic f4
in ssiifts unaurs@nun9sfdbigem 3u-
ftanoe bsfinoet, tpuroe Dom polisiifen
golin an Der Snbiana Ibenue fefges
nommsn unb nod Der poli3eiffation ee.
ianbt. Die Grau bsfinbet fi4 in be-
bausrnswsrtber Sage. befdnbig fiebt
Re fiG bon Seufeln unb S9lan9en
umeeben.
Sbrel 9leiosr bat fie fi9 fait ale
bonn 2sibs ssrihsn unb isbt peigert Rs
R6 au9 nod Habrung 3u fi9 3u neb'
men, ba fie fir9tet, bergiftet 3u
pereen. @efern Yormittag bate Re
bas Wahsr In Der 3eGe anseorebt uno
bas abfubrOhr berifopft uno aIs bic
Natrone Die Sbhre Der 3ele 6ffnete,
ifamo bic unslhdli9e G.au bereits tn6.
Geltief I'm Waier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

Ter, Seuer; SRI. @adifetter. 3iseunerin;
5rl. S&ldser. 3issunerin; 5rl. 6rieoa
2lins, 3i9eunerin; Grau &utb. @olo-
nial &ocOccO; Jrau No. S9arf,
2latfdrofe; 6rau 3riiaer, 2ranfen-
pfsgerin; Srau gdenrobt. Colonial
&ococco; Grau 9belen. Stubenmdo-
den; FRI. Nlma 9ue4lsr, 9ame In
&Otb; Grl. pearl Oetlmann, 8raut;
5rau Jenfenifein. grntemdo4en; Grau
&intlin, S4ottin; Grau Baosn, S9ots
tin; .5rau Renner. e@ottin; Grau
We@reatp. Seuflin; Grl. 9aura 2ints
lin, @enturp @irl; Grl. 8urgeb,
Century @irl; SRI. Gina Jsudt.
Sternent0niain; Grdulein Bertha
Watbias, Sdulmaoden; Grau 9eu-
tsbsrg, Sbhrin9er 9anomdbden;
5rau Musuif 0Ofmann, 9arIequin;
6rau 2sutbarbt. Oberidmsfsr; Grau
Sdaub. alte Sungfer; Grau Watbeus,
S9wei3erin; Grau Sepis, SrIdnoerin;
Jrau s9af, 2latidroie; 5rau
Midaelis, 9OlIdnberin; Grl. Mnna
&eis, SOllp gabp; Jrl. 2i33ie WuaO,
Nelte; Jrl. 6anien, etuosntin; fri.
Wamie Maller, Ganep 2oOn; Grl.
8O0ratb, Ganep Soon; Grau
Wilbslm 2rIser, 2rantsnpHe9erin;
Jrau M. McDou.al. Solbat;
6rI. gmma Wi9aels, Queen 2ibsrtp;
9err Mus. 3rufe, l1tah Snoianer
Serr Zimmerman, Soipab Snbianer;
9err Grip WoIfentsr, Marplano Sn'
oianer; 5err Curt &orn, polissileut'
nant; 0srr .. @raf, 2irmssmdb9en,
Serr @br. @boter, @efpbale; 9er'
Grib Saus, @4wabs Serr 6an!
Sruemper, @binefe 6srr 2intlin.
8ergi8Ott !; 9err Grib &aiemann.
id&i. 2infenfuppenfod; 9err Stradar
Gra Oiabolo; 9err 9onses. 0uiar
0err Wartin Wirtb, Nsserfrau; Ser,
&i9arb 6ofmann, Snoianer Ser,
@ottl. &il9elnann, $eufel; 9err @rnf
&iemann. alte Sun9fer, (aus BEN
9auptquartier oer aIten Sun9fern
Snternat. @onpention).; 9err 9of
fetter, Seras Snbianer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
Ser Glfs garmebal.

Den Beiu9srn Der glts Wtinifrel'
gorfslunsen feben i'm @nglii6 Opera
Souie bonn 49, bic Is. Wdr3 incl. mans
nigfa1s ueberraf9unasn bsbor. 5.
o. Sun, ghbnenleiter, bat f4on Wo'
den lang borber proben neranifaltet.
70 baB bic Sa,tsQungen unter Direcs
tor 6. g. gal3 einen b6hft befrieoigen-
ben @erlauf n.bmen biirften.
Ssnrp Warrum iff 3wii9enreoner,
bas beiBt, er bat bon Mct su Mct ben
Shbnen=8Or9ans weiterauleiien. 6ir
sentiasnb @eiang 1T geforat unb pros
oucirt f9 elm Mdnner9or ron Sc
Stimmen unter German Irnots be-
ndbrter 5fbruns. 6ierauf fOI9t eiu
gauoepias bon fd5isen 8tniflern auss
seftihrt.
Ser @rtrae ioa benz Milbtbdtigfeits'
fonb Der 2ogs su 8ute fommen uni
miro oaber auf sablrsi@en Bsiud ge'
reanet. @Orpsrtauf finoet nd4fer
Sonnerfag mor9en on Der @aiie Dor
gngliIb Opsrn Saus ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

8 m m n b. Sin f9werer Streif
bebrobt bic Werfe Der &epublic Sron
& Steel 60. in OH Chicago, wel9s
naheau 1000 Wann in Nrbeit bdlt.
Musgenommen 800 freitenoe Nrbsiter
gsbsn alle moreen pieoer an Die Mrbeit,
fagt Supsrintsnbsnt grane, tpirb Elm
S4lub Der 4nlasen fur 8 Wonate 3u
setpdrtigsn iein. Die 2suts Isgtsn nod
elmer langsn 2onfsrsr3 3uiI9sn bsm
Superintenbenien unb einem @omite,
bic Mrbsit nisber uno alle anoersn gin.
gen an ben Spmpat6ie Streif. Die
2eute psrlangen bic alte Sonntags.
Rate uno 15e Iufidlag fur bic WO4en'
ta9e.
nsniIle. Die bier 9effern
Mbsnb anssiagte @ibung oes Staot.
ratbes mubte perf9oben weroen, oa bic
U1ebrsabl Der &dtbe. an Der @rippe er'
tranft, 3u 0auie bsrbleiben maHen,
Dies if bas srfs Mal. oab aus biefem
@runbs cine Staotratbsfbun9 aus.
fallen mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
&abe TT ate srfe @arssrpFt@t.

Wia S6ompiOn, Elm farbissr Rot.
sdngea in 5cnrp Webbs 9aus, 1909
Spruce Sl1., sablte Der nod @a4e
bbritenoen Nemefs geifern $40 nebit
Soften we9en Bebrobens nit tbotIi9en
Waffen unb IS nebit 2ofen megen
$runtenbeit. Na9 SbompIons Aus=
fagen bradte Webb feiner franten 6rau
ni9t 9enigenbes Witgefhbl sntssssn
uno als $bompion bann cine 0orle.
fung au balten fd anf&idte, lieb Webb
ibn einfa6 berbaften. Webb CAB on,
oab Sbompion Elm Meiier sog unb ibu
3u t6oten orobte unb aus feinem anbe.
rem @runbe, iotpeit er ieben fonnte.
wie ben, oab $bompion cine tleine
s&,aubs aug feinei ltbr berlor. go.
balb Der Wann ben WerIuit bemerfts,
iaste Webb, sin9s Glu@en uno S9im-
pfen log. SbompIon bradt bor, baE
Webb itn f6on felt Weibna9tsn re9i
thbl an9eieben babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
edluR Der 2esislatmr.

Sur 10 &eprdientanten itimmten
eamfag, wie i9on beri9tet, gegen bic
0crla9s uel9e bic @rri9tune elmer
@pileptiters2olonie nun 9eiebli9 ma1t.
MuBer Der @eleiie=@rbDbunss=Dorl
III bas gpileptifer- -0erioreunes.@eieb
bic einaige 8uttbat Der 2e9isfatur.
Die Mnti.8ruf. .go,Iase, bic Mnti.
pab BiQ, bic Qure GoobsWorlaqe.
alio bic mi1tisfen bic CUR Mnnabme
borla9en, tpurben abeelebnt uno bafhr
Elm Sammeliurium bon bl6oRnnigen
@sfeb-1orlasen nit tisffem grnfl
tagelang beratben.
0ofentli9 bstirt @ouberneur 0anlss
bic unfinnieffen babon.
MQes mas ni1t niets unb tlaQelfe1
NOR, mie 8intenfdfer, S@reibmateria.
lien etc. padten bic 2anbonfels qeffern
Elm, um bie Sa9eu als willtommeneu
plunber nit nod 6aufe au nebmen.
@efern Mbsnb marf9irten bic Ser.
rem gum offisielIen S3Iub nit rotber
6adsln unb Wuittapsaen nod BEN
Gtaatsbaufe. Der Genat feierte Der
Nbi&ieb im Senifon 0oteI BET einen
Banfett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
MsHsr=ahare nater Settings:
trageru.

Sam. W6eatlep, elm Is Sabre alter
farbiger 3eitunsstrdser wuroe beute
gormittag unter Der antlage. 9arrp
grap, eineu 3eitungsOertdufer nit
einsm Msfisr ansssriffen su baben. ber.
baftet.
Ra9 Mslounaen Der polisei bei6ul=
oiste grap ben 5arbigen. in sinem
@hrfelipisle semO9eli 3u baben uno
oieIer sing oann ben gsi4uloiaer nit
einsm Nshsr gu 2eibe. @ran ergriff
Die S6nsios bes Wshsrs unb erlitt eine
fdpers gsrpunbune an Der Sanb. gr
purbs i'm Sispeniarium berbunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
Snbianapplis, Snb, Tienitae, T. Nldr5 1905
Stablen oie eleftrti4e 9eitnns.

2apmonb Sent. l144 l1bsu Strabe,
uno @arnet Sia, 1913 @ef 80. Str.,
murbe sefern ourA bic Setectips
5alep uno Spann berbaftet. Sm
4rmfrcns part wurben lebte Wo4e
etpa 1900 SUB beg fur bic 9i4tanlage
gebrau4ten 3upfsrora6tes geaoblen
uno mie perlautet. iol 5ia na@ Mb-
idluB tes Stromes an benz pfoifsn bod.
9etlettert iein uno ben Srabt 9eifohlen
babsn.
Gin fleiner 2nabe gab ben Oetefs
tipsn auf Sefraeen bic anbeutun9 unb
0ia nuroe berbaftst. gr implijirte
Sent, Der oann sleidfaas fefgenOm'
men tuurbs. @eqen beibe tpuroe bic
ARtlase oes @roboiebfabls erboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
@ollts isimer @stter belfen.

@alter pos, Elm Is Sabre alter
Sunee, beRsn gltern i'm Sterling 8lOd
wobnen, purbe gefern unter Der Ins
tlass oes @inbru9s anb oss 9roBoieb-
fabls berbaftet. CT III bsi6uloigt. II
3iiten 3abnpulper uno cine 3iits
Orangen aug einem 6ra9tma9en ge-
ftOblsn su baben. poe iOa na9 Ius'
fa9en Der ppIisei, erft Dor mebreren
Monaten aus Der &eformanifalt unite,
parole entlaEen IeiT. Den Seamteu
sab er als MOtib fur feline 8bat Oh,
oab er ieiner armen Mutter uno feline,
S9wefsr au beIfen geoa9ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
Yerional= l=Wotis,m.

6err stub lpb $rot t.,
@sfaeelbdnblsr aus Sort Wabne, Der
fi9 @ei6Gfte balber in Der Staot auf-
bdlt. faitsfs esfsrn ieinen bislsn bic.
iigen 6reunoen uno Setannten anae-
nebme Yeiuhe ab.
Ssute miro 6rau Iman b q
Baur i'm 9reife Der Sdiiler BON
8aur's Sanaidule ihr @ieeenfeii
feiern. DAB ben Sbeilnebmern an bic
6sier fr6bli4e uno ansenebme Stun-
ben in grwartung febsn, if ieIbftper-
ffdnoli4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07
6rieali9e Sdliatnns erwiimi9t.


Die pOr5erri4enoe Wetnuug in Der
bon ben alempnern geitern Abeno ab=
ssbaltsnsn geriammluns mar bic, bab
tsin GROCER Streif erfolaen tueroe. Der
augsnblidli6 3mii9en ben @ontrae.
loren uno ben 3lempneru pereinbarte
Contract snbst am l. 4pril. 1ertreter
aller gaugewerbs uaren antueieno uno
i'm Dur9idnitt mar Die Stimmuua
berartig. eiusn anns6mboren gerglei4
enisegsn3unsbmen. Die Slempner pers
lansen cine 2obnerh6bung bon 32tc
amf 354 pro Stunoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

nnter ben Iugen Der Ins
eefeIten Der Artbur Sorban 60. tuur-
ben seifern ettpa go Sb. gisr imWertbs
bon 25e pro SuBenb seitoblen. Meb.
rere 3iitsn gier ftanben an Der Warp.
lpno Str, als spei Wdnner nit sinem
@asen porfubreu, bieielben auIluoen
unb bann fi9 aus benz Staube ma4ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

Mus9eno o m men Der @onQreb
gisbt bic @rlaubnib, bas 0arriion
Wonulnent bor benz neuen Bunbes=
9ebduoe 81 erri9ten, miro baRelbe
mObl i'm uniperfitp part aufsefelt
merben. Cine biesbestsli9e @siolu.
tion purbe sefern bur9 Rsprdientan-
ten GoRon eingerti&t. Otsielbe tuurbe
e;nffimmig anqenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

Mnbp u. Wtders WirtbI9aft
bsfintet fia gde Wef Mi&i9an unb
SbeffieIo Ctr, tn 0ausbbilIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

GIoiette Snrnnereth.
0ente Wbeto 8 1tbr regel=
tmdBtge 0ei6dfts:Weriamtt=
Imn9.
Senrp gittpr. 1. Spredsr.
Carl @uBwiaer, 4Orr. S9riftwart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-07

" @teSetttattm'S fetme
Htaf6ett Btere Itefert ote
Saeob Web8er 60. 8etoe
SelepbonS 4O7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
COL. o. c. GRAY DEAD
One of the Best Known Educators in
 Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 11.--Col. o. c. Gray, superintendent of the Arkan- sas school for the bl nd. and father of Carl R. Gray, vice president and general manager of the Frisco sys- tenn, died Saturday. Col. Gray was stricken with spinal meningitis sey eral weeks ago, which was the cause of his death. Col Gray was 73 years of age and was one of Arkansas oldest and best educators. He was at the head of old St. Johns college, which was the lead ng institution of learning in this state for nany years, and later served as president of the state university at Fayetteville Up 10 the time of h S selection as super intendent of the blind school ten years ago he resided in Washington county. Carl Gray of the Frisco sys- tenn was with him when he died He is also survived by his wife. The funeral will be held Sunday after noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
BIG PERCENT ACE OF THE MILITIA OF STATES WOULD RESPOND TO A
 WAR CALL. Gen. AinsWorth, Military Secretary, Makes His Report on
 Organizations.

Washington, Dec. 11.-Gen. F. C. Ainsworth, military secretary, in his report on the militia of the United States, says it is estimated that about 75 per cent of the organ zed militia would respond to the call for troops to repel invasion or suppress insur- rection against the authority of the United States; the percentage being the same as that estimated for the preceding year. Continuing. the mili- tary secretary says:
 Increase in interest on the part of been marked and the morale of the organizations has been appreeiably advanced. With but few exceptions where organizations have been re- ported on adversely by inspecting of ficers the state m 1itary authorities have promptly adopted remedial measures. designations of officers have been called for and many com. panies have been completely re-or- ganized
 All this eyinces disposition on the part of the state authorities to bring their n, litia to state of disci. pline and efficiency that shall con- form as near as possible to that of the regular army.
 sThe aggressive strength of the or gaAdked milit of all the states and territories as shown by 1he inspec- lions during the spring of this year is ,313. With the exception of one state all the organized militia are equipped with the United States mag aZine rife and it's equipments. Re viewing the spec al inspection of the militia by officers of the United States army the report says that there was absent from inspection q total of g officers and 19425 men. Twenty-nine officers of the oraanized militia were admitted to service schools of the army during the last fiscal year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
OIL KING MASTER OF AMERICA?
Startl;na Statement of Professor Zu-
 ehin of University of Chicago

Los Angeles. Dec. 11.-In public address delivered here last night Ffeeesser Cha1les Zuehlin of the Uni. Fersity of Chicaao made the state- F e'lt that John D. Rockefeller is pr9e cal!v ma&ter Of t'e country at fhe present tire and that the people are industfially dependent upon him. Professor Zreblia said that J. Pier Don't Morgan was thouaht to be one Of the real big men of the country fnw yesrs 900. when he was recalled from Fnrone to quiet a strike among the steel workers. but it had been found out since that he $ really sub- servient to Rockefeller. Professor Zueb'5n aa"ocated many socialistic principles in his lecture
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
NEGROES BUCK |ub SAY THEY WON'T STAND FOR LILY WHITES IN HOWARD
 UNIVERSITY.
White Sentiments of President of Col Ieee Now Under lnves-
 tgation.
tigation.

Washington, Dec. 11.-Apparent or der has been res ored at Howard uni versity following the stormy revolt of students. In the forenoon the stu dents gathered ill groups in the dor. mitories or on the campus and talked over the demonstration of the day be- fore.
 Many were outspoken in the deter mination that President Gordon would have to go. Others of the stu- dents sought to post placards about the university denounc .ng President Gordon but were aissuaded by the more eool-headed leaders.
 Er. Galludet. chairman of the com- mittee Investigating the charges against Dr. Gordon, declined to make any statement relative to the happen ing.
 An opponent of Pres dent Gordon declared that the president had en- 6eavored to introduce lily white methods of some of the southern states into the management of the in- stitution and that the revolt was the result.
 Referring 10 the charges made against him. pr. Gordon said that as the natter is be'ng fully investigated by a committee it would be improper for him to make any statement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
ELKS LODGE NEW ONE ORGANIZED AT AR
 GENTA, D. (. BELL OF Fic1ATiNG.
He Delivered a Fitting Address, and ~
 Turned the Gavel Over to New
 Exalted Ruler Faucett

A strange tile fawn made it's ap- Bearanee in Elkdom last night, and Was in mediatelN ehirstened and re- eeiVed into full-Aedged pastures of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, says Sundays Little Rock Gazette The name selected for the stranger was Ar2enta lodge No. 1O0i, and, although she is the youngest Elk lodge in the country today she also IS designated by the Ii ghest number on the roll of lodges The fawn lodge was by no means a weak infant, and, upon her institution she will live long and become one of the sages Iii opened at 7:30 last evening, with large delegation of Little Rock Elks and number of members from lodges ill every part of the country who happened to be in Little Rock and Argenta District Deputy Bell, representing the supreme exalted rul. CT, was in charge of the institution ot the lodge as a grand lodge, and tie ceremonies attendant upon this part of the sess on were impressive and interesting After the ritual re. Guilements had been fulfilled and q presiding officer chosen for the new lodge, Mr. Bell delivered the lodge. in fitting address. 10 the subordinate Jurisdiction, and the savel was taken by the new exalted ruler, W. C. Eau eefte,@ mayor of Argenta The app,i- cants fer adm ssion Ia tho lodee. under the new charter were then in. itiated. But desipte the rather siren ZHeus= moments spent in acapliline thas r antl9rs all seem to be proud to be 'ank among the jolly fhrone of Elks, whose passwords are known as sNaonynls of good fellowship, and whose areetina. "Hello, Bill" is tho true spirit of the clos st Friendship.
 The social session and banouet, which was held at Inc Harnaonv club was an affair long 10 be reIen1- bered by those fortunate enough to be present. The rooms Of the club had been tastily decorated for the occasion, and following the banquet large number of speeches inter- sDersea with musical numbers by the orchestra continued until a late hour
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
ha sxa & sa &Hasa xs AZ t 4 4 aa sp s. u AL I OOnD MINI ROOM NIGHT CHIEF JOHN PERDuE MAKES A DISCOVERY WHILE
 PERAMBULATiNG.
 -------- - Night Bartender at BroekWay's Had to Pay a Fine for Violating Ordinance.

Ni9hi Chief John Perdue discover cd q new wine room iii his perdmbu- lations over town Saturday night. He Aery promptly placed the offenders Under arrest, and they We're fined in EOlice court Monday morning.
 Night Chief Perdue is carrying ou' the orders of Chief A. I. Stewart to the very letter of the law. with refer- Cnce 10 the wine rooms, and so striet Il vigilance has he kept over them since the agitation of the natter q few months ago, when the chief is sued positive orders for all wine rooms to be kept closed hereafter. that nothing has been heard of them since Recently-to be precise, about two wekes ago-Brockway opened up a saloon, or took charge of another one, on Third avenue. The building is divided into three compartments, the saloon proper in the front, then :, DdIDoISlOI, dIld lOOill WIIlSl Aeto heretofore been run as wine room, according to the sworn testimony of enc of the witnesses in court Mon day morning.
 Saturday night, Chief Perdue went through the place and found a color ed woman in company with two men. il one of the private rooms of the restaurant department, or wine room He went to call another officer. and while gone the two men escaped; hut he rounded up the woman, who wze intoxicated J. S. Bankhead colsef1. the n sht bartender, was also arres.te l. charged with conducting a wine 5om.
 Iuaee Toney assessed a fine of s- f@ai9& the woman, and S10 against TilAlsllnad Evidently Judge Toney in tends 10 give his unqualified support 10 the officers in supressing the wine rooms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
MOODY IN THE POWERS CASE
Attorney General to Represent Judge
 in Supreme Court.

Frankfort, Ky, Dec. 1.-Attorney General Hays has been notified by that he has called upon United States Attorney General Moody to represent compel Cochran to remand the Caleb Powers case to the state court, and which will be argued before the SUI preme court today,
 Hays says ii is without precedent for the United States attorney gen. eral 10 represent a judge in such proceedin"s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
BLACK WOMAN
Court on Larceny Charge.


 Kate Black is the suggestive and very appropriate name of woman who was arraigned in police court this morning charged with grand lar ceny. Her case was transferred to Justice P T. Culpeppers court and she will have her preliminary hear ing before that justice this afternoon or tomorrow. Kate is as black as her name. The specific charge pend ing against her is that of sw.ping three skirts and a pair of pants from Dreyfus' Big Store She denied hay ing the pants but the officers recoy- cred the three skirts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
SlAYS MOTHER WITH FLATlRON
Mantowoc Man, Who Confe5ses
 Crime, Believed to Be Insane.

Manitowoc, Wis, Dec. 1l.-Mrs. Mary Kunz, aged 70, was murdered last night while she lay sick in bel by her son, J. Wenzel Kunz, who is thought to be insane. The murderer bound and gagged his vict m ana then beat her brains out with at aat- iron. He was arrested several hour later and confessed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.

In next Wednesdays issue the Ora phic will begin the publication of santa Claus letters from the little folks They are invited to use the Graphics columns freely, but no let tef5 are desired except from chiliren. We haven ttime to read letters to santa Claus from adults. and no space 'r the paper for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
MyskocEE GETS LIBRARY.
Accepts Gift of e15ooo From An.
 drew Carnegie.

MHslse@eA. I. r. Dee. 11.-Musko- gee has ca;ved 2 librqrv proposition frals4 tn IVY Carnegie, and it will be accepted
 Mr. Carnegie offers to give Musko- zoe H the money il wants for a li- braty bailding provided the c.ty sets aside 8 nermanent fllad of 10 per cent Of e4a amount he gives, to be paid an r1azlr fer the support of the institu- tor
 The conference committees have llcet.1 that they will accept the
 sf.ea on 3 $15,0oo basis. The z. sat asf,e $1 50o annually fol t,a support of the library.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
SWALLOWING PIN NO ACCIDENT
Kansas Supreme Court Rules Out
 Claim for Insurance Benefit.

Topeka, Kan, Dec 11.-Swallowing a pin is not an acc dent, according to a decision handed down by the Kansas supreme court, overruling the verdict of a lower court in favor of E. Barnes, a travelling salesman, who was laid up several weeks after an operation for the removal of pin from his stomach. He held an acci- dent policy and sued the company for $50 a week While he was disabled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
CLUB WOMAN SCORED BY RABBI
Lixened to a Diamond on the Shirt
 Bosom of a Corpse.

Cleveland, Dec 11.-sThe Ameri- can club woman reminds me of dia- mond in the shirt bosom of a corpse, sad Rabbi Isador Philo of the High street temple. Tt stands out glarine- iy against the dead matter it adorns. The club woman is a stranger to her ckildren-if she has any-and her poodle is the object of more caresses than either her children or her hus- bend. The latter, like McGinty, is the silent partner who foots the } lls and draws his satisfaction from the sse= that his name aHnears =on the calling cards of his wife,