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FROM RIO GRANDE
 TO THE MISSISSIPPI.
way Across Texas To Connection at D0naldSOnyile, Louisiana.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 23-The board of United States engineers on rivers and harbors, or more particul arly a committee from this board, held a session here today for the pur pose of Investigating several water porting upon same. There are five member of this board but a commit tee of three members is making the Southern tour and is composed of Lieut. Col. R. l.. Hoxie, Major E. E. Winslow. Captain Charles W. Kutz and Alr \ II Weber, assistant enei- neer and secretary
 The hearing was set for 10 o'clock this morning in the court room of the United States supreme court, in the customs building In addition to the army engineers on the board there were present at the hearing Major Edgar Jadwin, United States engineer in charge of this district; Capt. John Oakes, United States engineer and as sistant to Major Jadwin.
 The projects to which the hearing was directed were:
 Galveston halbor, With a view of obtaining a uniform depth of thirty feet.
 Inland waterway from Rio Grande, Tex, to a connection with the Missis- sippi river at Donaldson, La.
 Galveston channel. with view to enlargement and extension further west, and the secretary of war is au- thorized and directed 10 ascertain the rights of the United States in land bordering upon said channel, or to be created by excavations therefrom, and to make such recommendations with respect thereto as he may deem advisable.
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ed hea0e-"it seems 1o him that if yon made one real effort HOW. even now. 10 shake off Nour restlcsSnt>> that your eour health might improve. He thinks that tiie present crisis would he she hesltalcs would give N,u Il tremen- tlous opportunity. Your trade interests bolied u1 Hs they are with Persia. would give any opinion you might hold d double weight Almost unconscious lv q touch ol warmth erept into her words.
 ,'Mr. Frai,e talked very seriously about tte he9innIl@ of Nollr career. He said that if olly the spirit of your first davS could come back = Her tone grew quicker. as though she feHrz cd ridiculc in l.odcr's silence. He asked me to use my influence. l know that have little none. pcrhapS-hut l couldn't tell him that, and so-so ! promised"
 And have kept the promisc:' l.odcr spoke at random. Her manner and her words had both affected him. There was a sensation of unrealtN in his brain
 ''NeS.'' she answered. Il always want to do-what I can.
 "As she spoke |, sudden realization of the effort she was making struck upon him, and with it his scorn of Chilcote rose in renewed force
 My intention he began, turning to her. Then the futility of any dec- laration silenced him. 'I shall think over what you say" he added after a minutes wait. Fl suppose 1 cant say more than that"
 Their eyes met and she smiled lit tie
 Il don't believe I expected as much," she said. 'I think I'll go now. You have been wonderfully patient" Again she smiled slightly, at the same time extending her hand. The gesture was quite friendly, but in Loder's eyes it held relief as we'll as friendliness, and when their hands met he noticed that her fingers barely brushed his.
 He picked up her cloak and carried it across the room. AS he held the door open he laid it quietly across her arm.
 "I'll think over what you've said," he repeated.
 Again she glanced at him as if sus- pectlng sarcasm. Then, partly reas- sured, she paused. You will always despise your opportunities, and I sup pose shall always envy them," she said That's the way with men and women. Good night" With another faint smile she passed out into the cor ridor
 Loder waited until he heard the outer door close, then he crossed the room thoughtfully and dropped into the chair she had vacated. He sat for time looking at the hand her fingers had touched Then he lifted his head with d characteristic movement.
 "Ry Jove" he said aloud, "how cor dallv she detests him"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
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 ! hereaH declare that the article ......s. purchased by me this day ....-.-...--...-. is I necessity, and l am Wil1ine re testify 10 the above being true.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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 PINE nuuFF IRON WORKS lcHrfe s9u4a,ss and msahlnIsts. assss#aua laen a@alaea and atn .-..e lsepa..aa. Stock of ail ~tand. a-4 goods and castings carried fig stock d. me .Imc Inc0mollyeA Fin. g.nes and bolers Repaired. Long distance telephones, d8y. 4f6: night 2&4. Pine =Bar Artaa as Note: We eporate our H ctdue shop bots day ADd night
 New goods, atttactye pIAcs, Als kinds of staple and fancy grocertss, fresh meatH, game in season, countxE produce. ire. delivery to all parts es the city
 MRS. bOBA MORLEY.
 G17 East Sixth sysnua
 <. (. RAFFERTY.
 tnIleE. Roofing, sHtterlng anu all kinds Of slate and metal work, cornico and composition roofing
 Metal Roof Painting and Repairing. Handle ful line of stoves. Galvan- ,zcd tanks, I'M Now telephone 309.
 Ep
 Pine HluT, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

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Name

Mi Cole states hat with ole of. two exceptions every purchaser signed the 10 bear witness 10 that effect Ac- c0rdins to some of the attorneys the signing Of this agreement makes ey- cry purchaser a defendant, and if the prosecuting attorney files information against Mir. Cole, he will. of necessity, be compelled 10 make information against each purchaser on the theory that the purchaser is equally guilty with the seller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
Gro Be Continued.>
SIMPTER'S CASE ARGUED.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 23.-The case of Judge Orlando II. Sumpter, of Garland county. was argued before the supreme court, United States Senator James P. Clarke appearing for Judge Sumpter. Judge Sumpter was remoy- ed from the position of circuit clerk for an alleged misdemeanor.
 The contention of Judge Sumpter is that the offense of which he is chars- ed is not of sufficient importance to justify the action of the circuit judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-21
QUADRUPLE
TRAGEDY
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browns Children and Self
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i-,e that tho tragedy ocrnfrei when .
Ne boat WIS uear Point Judah
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-21
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-21
SHELDON IS
COMMANDER
Chosen Head oi Vermont Dc.
psmsni q. A. r.
vETtRANy ANNuMMteT
RstiiAs Commander iiss q Coed
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isiafv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS appoint
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nsres ihs soldiers hosne II Dsnninr
on ssd fytofs IN writing their hrd.
.sss a. he aHnuai department spcsmp
Bsnis.
John 4 sheldon ~ Issilaud sas
elected department. commander Ibis
afternoon.
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ACCOUNTS we're All RIGHT.


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4 un.siian - law j. Involved iuss
murh - 90. defense claims ihat she
payments sii were made lee Notsmbss.
iisa uh'oh brings ihen Within ihs
.iaiu. n limitations.
Ne 1-nsfnr cauiri.is ihsi ihs statute
y limitations dors not nppiy b~csuss
mo ~ 40" Payments vas not actually
made until APRIL inoi. and that the
officers therefore arr smrnahie IT, the
law.
Former Assistant District Attorney
Rand. Tor the defense. claims that tho
,h-'k cisimed q" have hssn paid IN
ippi was In reality drown 10 Novem.
i'er ippn. nnd h-l,l in irti.i Until April
Y the year following when Il was
,ushci
The grand jury BEGAN hy -uinmoning
~" Mutual Reserves comptroller and
auditor ~ accounis. ~ we'll ~ several
'ookkcf.rs aud clerks. who brought
with them wagon load Of books aud
documents
When Mr. Jerome was asked for
news he said
Il have not talked In the past about
insurance. nor will do 80 now or In
the future"
Asked " II were true that lie had
begun an investigation Of the Equi.
table Title and Guarantee company. he
refused Ia answer.
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BARRE MAY VOTE NO" AGAIN
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3 expressed. that this cts vili vo'e
his year - Il did Al ibc sprins election
yesr $50. sRsinsi licensing ilr sale
q liqurr.
Secret nesting ~ Italian voters
ave lccs held roocnily. onc lss, eve
log being attended by zoo voters. ~
iis tine IL uss decided not 10 vote
iihor uay on the license question
be reason for this action is cot made
,iain, but may b. owing to the fact
hat some II tie Italians wcrc dis.
frIntlcd tao sears ago over the way
Ne licenses werc granted.
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HANGED BY A MERE CHANCE.
Discovery u si,ssss IN Doosnsni That Might
Have Csussd Rspsisss.

Bellows Falls. Feb eo.-By chance.
apparently. Il was made possible To
hang Mary Rogers December :. The
citation accepted by Prisoi supcrin.
iendcni W : Lowell Of Windsor prison
being drawn contrary TO the accepted
method. Attorney General G G Fits
discovered the mistake In time aud
demanded another These facts devel-
oped at hearing by the investie atipg
committee at the prison yesterday.
when Superintendent Lowell was the
important witness examined.
lie testified that after signing re.
turns from Attorney General Fits he
was scored by Mrs Rogers attorneys.
lie consu ted Judge Waterman at
Brattleboro, and when Mr. Fits heard
of Il he had the returns changed.
Superintendent Lowell, II is as.
serted, was not aware OF the nature
OF the document, which was accepted
from Butler& Moloney on their state
ment that II would cut down expenses.
Itindicated that the case would be
tried in Supreme court "the first day
OF the term" Instead If 40 days
after date" Thus, 1t is alleged. the
case would have been entered then, the
hearing would have come after the
Thanksgiving recess, and a decision
would have been made after December
s.
The committee will examine one
witness at the house of correction,
Rutland, tomorrow.
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NICTOHIA. " q. fsb. 3I.-An0ibeF
patriotic suicide 90 protest agsinsi
japanese occupancy IN Kores i re-
i,orici Mr.. Cbons rrpuiei the most
prominent ~ Confurlsn liisfati IA no
req. announced that be would XII him.
elf In protest 20 the convention with
Japan. but the chinese police prevented
him aud returned him under guard 10
his native place. Ills wife refused 10
admit bin. stating that he would be
eternally di-gracod II he tamely sban.
iOned his determination. lie then
went 10 a temple snd swallowed opium.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-21
FRANCE TO
DRAW OUT
Germany REJECTS fnneh pisns
For Moroccan Police.
CONCORD IS IMPOSSIBLE
saifd Poser ard Ihs uniise
States inse 10 BfiAs Ahesi
Agssnshi hui Failed

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nnln.l. mIn-r. Prepared rsr s,rILe

SPlliNGfiEi.p 90. Fcl 2i.-N the
annual convention ~ the Illinois die
irict ~ tho United Mine Workers n
America State Secretary Treasurer
Ryan in hi annual report dwelt al
most entirely OIL the likelihood Of n
strike. lie said Illinois miners were
well prepared aud that on Jan ~. iina.
the miners bad $4,000 in their treas.
nry. Mr.. Ryan said bis advice 10 the
miners IN case of strike this year
was 10 refuse TO ask or accept inter.
venticn by President Roosss-S or any
ether person.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.-following an
investigation into the Affairs Of the
Jackson Trust and Savings bank by
state Examiner Jones. depo-itors start
ed run on the institution. The run
on the bank began when the doors
were opened. 4 great crowd OF men
and women gathered. each holding q
pass book and clamoring TO get into
the bank. In two hours the bank had
paid out $4,000 In deposits. The ofii.
GERS declare that an unwarranted scare
has started the run.
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Thrnm Oni Mnolcr nc.oIutIon.

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. 2i.-Thc as-
sembly judiciary committee has refus-
I'd 10 report favorably to the assembly
the resolution Of Assemblyman Temp
klns providing for n rpetition Of the
Investigation made By the judiciary
committee Of the chargs against SUI
prene Court Justice Warren X. Hooker
Of Fredonia, who was alleged TO have
been improperly conceSiHd in appoint
ments and rental transactions IN con
nectlon with tho postoillccs at Fredo-
nia,and Dunklrk.