Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
NEWS FROM
 CAPITAL CITY Unfortunate Girl Suicide In Fort Smith Iden-
 tified.
STODDARD GETS
 LETTER FROM LOEB.
Arkansan Elected Member of Mem. phic Exchange-Articles of In.
 corporation Filed.

corporation Filed.
 Little Rock, Dec. 27.
 Further developments in the sen sation from Fort Smith regarding the death of Cassie A. Bayers, a drummer, and a young girl. from asphyXiation in rooming house point to the identity of the girl as Miss Anderson, whose home was at Springdale, Ark The body was iden- tified by two young men who knew her, it is alleged. It is further stated that Miss Anderson went to Fort Smith yesterday with her mother and left early in the even ing, ostensibly to visit friend. She did not return. The mother, it is stated, has refused to identify the body in the morgue at Fort Smith as the body of her daughter. Fur ther developments would point to the death of the young people as an accident rather than suicide.
 Major William Stoddard, secre tary of the Arkansas State Guard Association, has received the follow ing letter from William Loeb. Jr., secretary to President Roosevelt:
 The White House, Dec. 20.- Dear Sir: Your letter of the 18th inst, enclosing copy of a resolution adopted by the Arkansas State Guard Association has been received and the President requests me to thank you for your courtesy
 The enclosure was the resolution of the Association endorsing Pres ident Roosevelt's action in discharg- ing the negro troops who participat- ed in the riot at Brownsville, Tex
 The second days session of tha Arkansas Teachers Association was carried on in two sections today, the high school and college section and the county examiners section
 The high school and college sec ton was called to order at 9 O. clock with J. D. Clary as chairman. The section took up the discussion Of the matter of fallacies of educa- ton. The discussion was led by Prof. l.. Campbell, principal Of the Batesville schools. This was follow ed by paper on Social Life ill College by Prof. Edgar F. Shan non of Fayetteville. who holds the chair of modern languages in the University of Arkansas.
 President J. w. Conger of Ouachi- ta Baptist College. Philadelphia, then gave a fine address, taking for his subject What Ought to Be Done by the Colleges for the Relig ious Training of Students. The ad- dress was followed by a discussion led by Prof. Conger and indulgcd in by many of those present
 The Examiners Section.
 The county examiners section met in another portion of the building with Chairman s. J. Blocker pre- siding President Blocker in his opening address discussed the need for the county examiners to cooper ate more closely in the future and build up strong, helpful associo- tion.
 President John H. Hinemon of Henderson College, formerly super intendent of public instruction for the state, then made brief address full of good advice to the examin- CTS. Prof. Hinemon is deeply inter ested in this line of work and inl- pressed upon those present their du- ty toward the teachers.
 The Vaughter school law was next discussed on it's merits hy frofs w. IT. Watkins, NJ. F. Crox- dale and others.
 Major R IT Parham opened dis 1 GUS ion on the subject "One Exam inar'st Privilege Toward Another's License
 Dr. W. s. Johnson of the State