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New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
Notice of Summons.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF

sNIrN
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of -
YORK. by the Grace OF God Free and lnas1'ysa- ar
To Francis Elbert Dubois susan 7 puH9js, rs, g or
anna Leuba South. Lucy Dubois Porter F1sI F1s, -
dsrt. Frederick Ciundert. David tsunderI
dert Agnes Gundert Theodore lsenoSTs H@a a,, asss
Adele Hesse. Herman Hesse, Marta hesse S' sry
and 70 all persons Interested In the estate pr s
Bots. late OF tho County OF New IorS. deceas -r.s
itors. lsgatses. of kin otherwise sghI sgrd ~
You and each Of hereby cited anu s, ot -
sona!ly 10 De and appear before our t q al
County OF New York. at the Surrog3tes Cos f~lzu
County held at the County Courthouse ~ 80 oss.
OF New York the 2fth day OF JULY, 100 y tasrs
O'Clock the forenoon OF that day, tar- ~
attend judicial settlement 0f the aeeelu' ~
ceedings OF Theodore Jackson. Frdncis lfup,
Z. Dubois. executors and trustees = u 30
VIII and OF said deceased ana SUI
hereby cited under the as2 o. -, n yos
required appear BY your guar .r
have Il have 20 appear anu .ssylsct
one to be appointed in the event OF yoel IN to
failure So guardian will be aplelits,,c
Surrogate represent and act for IN me - n
In Testimony Whereof have caused thc s,s-s 10 -
Surrogates' Court Of the said County ot Ne SSoar
hereuntO affixed Witness. tioa -+ss,.rv 1.
L s. ] Thomas. a Surrogate % said - Nly,
County OF New York. the Sist eas - asl
IN the wear OF our Lord One thousand nine hai-,.V
six. DANIEL J. bCWAi1C Court
Clerk u the SurrOgateS W.
COOMBS & WILSON
Attorneys for Executors - 20
~ Broadway Borough Of BrookIyn. New w.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4oth 81. No West. 17xl0O5; Isidor Jackson 10
May Z Williamson. mortgage, S35 600 .........
Sith st. Nos 33 and 35 West 4sx9s9, Bankers
Investing Company TO Oppenheim, Collins G.
co; mortgage. $3.50 900 Observation-Disclosures.
ST Nicholas Place. $. 1741 II OF centre line
OF l63d st. 25XlO0. James w Howard Charles
Rosenthal mortgage. s., 900 ................
81 Nicholas Place. 224.1 II of centre line of
1J3d ST. 2JNl0O, Fourteenth Street Bank To
Charles VI ROsenthal: mortgage 81. 341 .........
st Nicholas Place. s. 1891 II OF centre line
l53d st. 25x1OO; lawyers Realty Company 10
Charles NJ Rosenthal ..................'.....
Both ST, Nos AZ TO % West 60X9S o. Eugene c
Potter to Oppenheim. Collins & Co: mortgage
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

Wall Street interests identified with the Reading
and Pennsylvania companies not inclined 10
credit the reports that proposition being
considered by the Pennsylvania Railroad TO sell
its holdings of Baltimore & Ohio stock TO the
Reading. The Pennsylvania. according to it's last
annual report held $50 s3 300 common and SCI 600
preferred OF the Baltimore & Ohio's capital stock
while December 81 the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern owned more than 100000 of Reading
first and second preferred and common stock Re
Baltimore & Ohio owning an equal amount
In the last few months however. The Lake Shore
has sold large proportion OF it's holdings OF Read
ing preferred. AS far traffic is concerned the
Baltimore Ohio, the Reading the Jersey
Central have been working together for a number
OF years
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
euFFEY ADMITS DEFEAT IN PrrrsRuRc

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
PlttsburS, June n-With almost his entire party
III insurnection against him. Colonel James M
Guffey, Democratic national committeeman. has
quit The night for the nomination OF a candidate
ior Governor Colonel Guttey who has controlled
nc party Ia Ihls state Tor years. sought TO name
a Democrat for Governor The convention viii he
seld on june =, and the party members want 10
.l-orse 4'eWis J. Emery, the lincoln party candi-
go oloitl quincy tried patch un ueace To-
aay WIN humber Of local leaders and. falling,
Vention may Go as IL ylesses ' e0'-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
SHORTER HOURS GRANTED.

I.iF Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Dayton, Ohio June n-Four thousand emnloyes
received with cheers this afternoon the announce
faeIt dy tae National Cash Register Company that
the request OF the woIkmen for a nfty-four-hour
week had been granted. The employees will
Aase hall holidays on Saturdays in the summer
months. General Manager Hugh Chalmers aaread
70 Fay rar - the expenses OF all the employees and
Michigan city in August. at
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
JERSEY CITY CARPENTERS STRIKE
Object to Open Shop Order-Employer Con-
fdent of Filling Their Places.

The open shop rule of the master carnenters In
Hudson County went into effect Yesterday and The
union journeymen. refusing to accent the order
struck. The employers established a headouartars
in Jersey City and advertised for workmen Th
union men stationed piokets at all the ferries and
railway stations and guarded the headouart.rs a.,
the employers
1t was said at the employers headquarters ,ba,
about 200 non-union men had been employed hnt
they had learned that many of these haa ahao
doned work. The employers were confdsn, th !,
with proper protection they would In q Few 49,
I'll all the places on ooutrsoS work 0~'s
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
LIS PENDENS.

!4th ST, No 421 10 425 East; Harry sgt AL
hambra Realty Company al specific performance; at
torney. c. B. Bretzelder
9th No. 21T4. and 133d ST. No 2 West: Iznatz
letkovftz ct al John Franz; specific performances
attorney, l. Moschcowftz.
SD ST.. No. 341 East. No s42 East:
reward n Belts ag Charles f Parker ct al PARTITION
attorney. De W H. Lyon.
1Osth ST. Nos. 122 and 124 East; Samuel Engle axt
colonial Trust Company perform
ance; attorney. NJ p Doyle
Delaney St, No. 23s Julia / Rankin against May I
IrunnbuII et al PARTITION attorney. E.
9oth St. Nos l19 and 12l East; f. II. Ogden
company agt Jacob Goodman ct al; action
mechanics lien; attorney. G.. G. Fry.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
GARLAND TO FOUND cHlLD's HOSPITAL

lBy Telegraph The Tribune1
Providence, June 11--Through the philan-
thropy Of James A. Garland a well known
yachtsman Of New York, plans are being made
Ior an outdoor hospital in connection With the
Rhode Island Hospital, for crippled children, on
Prudence Island, some twelve or fifteen miles
south In Narragansett Bay Mr.. Garland owns
the Chase farm there and viii paw all expenses
OF the hospital, which viii accommodate about
TWENTY-FIVE
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
REALTY NOTES.

by Mr. Hydeman. The property rents for s225000.
The Hudson Realty Company has purchased the
Mercer property of sixty-three acres fronting in
Palmer Road Heathcote Road and Fennmore ave,
at Scarsdale Westchester County.
James S. Metcalfe has bought from Thomas
Holden the old Clock farm at Bedford Station, con-
sisting of about eighty of land. which is
large dwelling house. Mr.. Metcalfe is said to have
paid about S25 900 for the parcel
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
FOR ADEE TRACT LOTS, $4,000.

George w. Bard held yesterday at the Bronx
Salesrooms a successful sale of Bronx lots He
sold 1877 lots of the Adee tract in exactly three
hours The prices ranged from 500 to 81 400. The
total sum realized was $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
A S2.O0O,O00 BROADWAY DEAL
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY LIKELY ~ bH0O1H
OU,NER OF BIG OFFICE STRUCTURE.
Realty Large John Street Po-choce 7
Street Sold

Louis Lewinthan: May S. 1908: by bond
Belmont ave, No. 2129 TO 2l41; a d Angelo aSt.
Herman Aaron ct al May 3. 1906
Belmont ave, W. $. 1871 #. n. of 1slst st. 123x
ST; Church E Gates & Co. agt. same: April %
Same property: Eaton Anderson agt. same
April 23 1906 .::.--..- ~. 80;
agt. Maria Chiglione ct al; April 21 1905; va
36tht St, No 449 West; Francis Y Grady agt
Sophia Bopp ct al; May 16. 1906 t;,,,
Tooth St, No. no East: Jacob Levy agt. Philip
I.eberman: May ~, 1906 Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
ALL QUIET AT GREENE MINES.

Colonel w. c. Greene sent the following tele-
gram yesterday 10 the New York office of the
Greene Consolidated Copper Company:
.EVeIytning quieting down and good feeling re-
stoIeu- fosluVeiy deny published reports that we
sltittea sl, any raise IN wages. Every one back to
work uHHer previous conditions no changes
nave beeI made in wage scale. Martial law with
dItWh saloons open and conditions same as ha-
IoIs srlAe Consider that this has clarified lahor
situation and viii result in eventual henefit' '''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
r. TeIerranh 10 The Trihune.l

Asbury Park. June 11.-Mayor Pagan. when
asked tonight what his next move would be TO
compel the traction companies in Jersey City TO
pay tax on rolling stock and an annual fran
ctise. referred the question to Corporation At
tornev George L. Record who was with him.
Mr. Record said: IF the Supreme Court mas
decided against the city we will Immediately
appeal the cases. and we Will hammer AT the
traction companies until we win"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Nesey st.-By James l. Wells: Boulevard Lafav-
ete. 4254 II Of Fort Washington Park two lots
each &KlO0; voluntary sale; withdrawn;
sale: Undercln $40 10 II Of junction of Sedg
wick lots. 25xlUD; voluntary Will
lam w Berg for S475o Underclin ave- 22.9 # OF
1I6th four lots each 25xIOU voluntary
Nathan Sameth So 600: other J
for So. 600; Undercn 36.T 176th four
lots SxiOO: voluntary sale; withdrawn
ave 2ll.7 IT l76th eight lots. 25x 100:
SO. 6o0; remainder
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
BIGGEST LIGHT MONOPOLY YET.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tr,bun.1

Iby Telegraph 70 The Tribune1
Richmond, Va, June III. B. Crooks, Of
Dorldns. Fairfield County. s. c, has written
letter 10 Governor Swanson in which he desires
TO let the Governor in on a million dollar scheme
He says that he has no money, but is the luck
lest man in the world. He says he has been
left 10 illuminate the world
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
LIGHTNING IeNITEs NATURAL GAS.

Parkersburg, W. Va, June ll.-Eight million feet
OF natural gas is being consumed daily by fire
al the small town OF Burnt House, in Ritche
County The flames rise Ave hundred feet in the
air and at night light the surrounding country 4
hash Of lightning isnited the gas Friday before the
We'll could be capped 0
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
BLOOMSBURY CLERGYMAN INSANE.

The Rev. A. Arthur Anderson. OF Bloomsbury
n. J., who started out few days ago in an auto
mobile TO render first aid TO the city after an ex-
piosion he said would occur. and who was later
remanded TO the psychopathic ward at Beievuo
hospital. was adjudged insane yesterday. In a
few days he Will be taken o an asylum AT Morris
Plains. y. J., where his mother is
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
JURY IN MORTON CASE SELECTED.

At The close Of the first day OF the trial yesterday
Of Harry Morton the policeman. who is charged
with perjuring himself in the Berthe Claiche case
the entire jury had beer selected. Colonel Robert
Townsend and William G. Kerr represent Morton
as counsel, and Assistant District Attorney Train
has charge of the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At "A vesey st-Bv Joseph Day: eo East Broadway
OF Brooklyn ag Celia Elias indy admI ct ali
Jacob Brenner atty sidor Cohn ref amt due SIS
1851 602 s3 81 IT e OF East nj
ave- l7x7ex irreg: story h: Lockwood ct al
agt e Fettretch S, attys a q
willmsn. due. Slss3 So taxes. 81 bai 76
PAS 22d 1908 II Sth "a eX9o; hri
dwg h. i dwell F dwell et al: James RidEway
atty; Charles Donohue ref amt due. S76S6 80 taxes
etc S6G0
BY Bryan l. Kennedy: The Schieffelin estate trac,
comprising 325 Wilamshrides
situated Brentwood. Lacons. Pauding old F1ftb
Corsa lane and 22d. 223d 224h. 225th 226h and
22Iih voluntary 80
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
FLOWER SHOW IN BRONX PARK

The nth annual Rose Show Of the New York
Horticultural Society will begin at l o'clock this
afternoon al the Botanical Garden. in Bronx Park.
1t Is open TO the public without charge. All flow
ers in season Will be exhibited.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

their wedding with reception at their hO's .,,s.
night. They married IN the old CbiIN M.
stead. which stiu stands In Main street. ,, H-S "a.
anse. opposite the Hawthorne Avenue Ds
Church. of which the couple have been ACTIVE =" "a
hevs for their entire married life. Mr.. tlafFis
seventy-foGr years old. and his wife IS IA.
younger. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison have fou. 80
eren. all Of whom are Twins, aaA sAxss - A'ss-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
MONEY FOR SETON HALL.
College Will Announce the Receipt of $35,.
900 to Pay $65, 1000 Indebtedness.

South Orange. June II (SpeciaD.-One of the
gratifying features OF the golden jubilee OF Seton
Hall College. which will begin tomorrow. viii be
the announcement that sS5 900 has been raised dur
Ing the year toward clearing of the debt OF S65O0O
on the college The appeal for funds this year was
the first the college has made since the buildings
were destroyed by fire twenty years ago. The
jubilee tomorrow will begin with a mass for de-
ceased Alumni which will be celebrated by Bishop
John j. O'Connor In the Chapel OF the immaculate
Conception co, The chapel has been redecorated by
the alumni At an expense OF 81 600
reception, given by the faculty, Will follow tho
mass and then will come the alumni breakfast
az which the speakers will be John d. Herman of
New york. one OF the first graduates OF the col
iese; FORMER United states Senator James smith,
IT. OF New Jersey. MOnsignor Charles u Kelly ~
Hoboken: Bishop Bernard J. McOuaid, OF Rochester
Bshop James \. McFaul. of Trenton. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Andrews ave. w s. 524 # w of 1881 st: story
frame dwelling house. 20. 6X52; Thomas z Bar
rett. owner; Edward l. Middleton. architect
18th ST. s $50 II of Ave C: story frame
dwelling house, 20x50: A F Burger, owner; g a
Millner. architect. .-........... ........----..-.
ave. corner 230th ST. story
frame stable and dwelling house: Mrs G M
Radley owner Swasey & Keeler. architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
UPTOWN BLOCK FRONT IN A TRADE

A Guthman & Co. have bought from Clarence
NJ Busch No. 233 to 239 West 107th St, two six
story elevator apartment houses, plot look
100.11 feet. The firm gives in part payment the
block front the east side CT Broadway, between
160th and 16lst ST., 1873. .10X100 feet. Knapp & Co
the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Belmont ave. s.. ~ IT. of 1sSth St. 5Ox
Sd.6; Commonwealth Mortgage Company loans
13Sth st. and Brook ave-. :. o. corner, 3l52xl0'
Albert Deutsch loans Northwestern Realty Com
..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
PLACE FOR JAMES P. ARCHIBALD.

James p. Archibald. the ex-president Of the Cen
trail Federated Union. appointed Deputy Com
missioner of Licenses yesterday by Commissioner
Bogart The salary is $4,000 year
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
THE BILTMORE CHANGES HANDS.

The William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Com
pany has sold to client of Morris j. Hirsch the
Biltmore. six story elevator apartment house.
Nos. pol and 263 West l29th St, 50X99. IL feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

56th ST. No 500 to 515 West: eight story brick
factory. 1852: Gustav. Schock. owner; p" q
Knocke. architect = =, 81, story
and basement brick fathouse, 75xS7. 10; Klein
field & Engelsberg. owners; Stein & MOTIFS ,
sth ave. s. 100 IT of 147th st; six story prlSh
hathouse, 4911xs7: Simon. .Kurzman & eeeah'
oWncrs; Z 4 Movers. archtect. .....
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

10th St, No. 213 East. Joseph Short agt Helen
,ol Brady ct al FgbrSary NARY - leod $50 rs
George hSTIis @ ,3 1anuasg & 20 lgys by bond 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.

East Orange. June IL (SpeciaD.-Mr and Mrs
Philip A Harrison. of No. 2s Walnut street North
GAst Orange. celebrated the golden aupiysSs>ry es
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
JUOGM ENTS,

The following judgments filed yesterday,
June II, the first being that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
Furnished Houses to -COuntry:

IN DESIRABLE SUBURBAN NFsIGiBOESfaIsSV iB q rr.nrss
IL nishe,i house 70 rent July and Auslse Idrsss
from CITY Hall. University Heights y L =
Room col. Al Union Square West
J1OR sAI.E-Two large. elegantly Furnished " scd
Il with every Improvement at Crysta bIoO NsRRIrr.
Jefferson. l. l. Serd for particulars !"
Crystal Brook. l. l.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
Furnished Apartments to Let.

NOR two three months. six hsndscneS A
IL rooms. SAMCEIS. III East -ith s.
4 -ELEGANrI.Y FURNISHED APNRTMESSdEs p.sTi p,.1TTii
L. bath. S1.00 daily. including meas w. -
one SIS THE ALABAMA IS East hta
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

DAY RIDGE PARKS Colonial detached resi-
II dence; improvements; cash price 500; suitable
terms; exchange or rent OWNER. 72O5 10th ave.
72d ST. Brooklyn
U.yINGs HIGHWAY. East 23d st, Brooklyn--ls
IN house. perfect repair modern improvements large
grounds, fruit trees fine section: low rent H NJ
HITCHINGS, William st. New York
co Snn-To close estate Madison ST., near
TC.cOO Throop ave. story and basement. II rooms
brownstone; plumbing good order; large yard.
INLMHU RST.-Middle lots 25x1Oo; easy terms
II FRANK kRFNORUCK.
81 New
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Each Part of the Larger Ones Is
 Made by Specialists.

Artificial sowers were invented by pious nuns Tn the Italian eonventa the altars aud >ar.aes We're up 10 the end Of the eighteenth century decorat- d with artificial flowers, abortousiy pvt together. of paper, parchment and other stiff materials. Tn Venetian warehouse the most wonderful pro- ductions Of natural flowers are eZ htbited in glass cases. and h many cases, not only the richest and most brilliant colors. but the very scent of the flowers has been stolen from na- tlre, for some of the artificial flowers are steeped in the perfume distilled from the flower which It represents Last century q Swiss invented a ma chine for cutting out the leaves and petals. but 1t can only be used for the smaller kinds, such as are wanted for hyacinths, lilies of the valley and oth- CT small flowers In larger petals the Irregularities of manual work are pre- terred to the stif and correct forms produced by machinery. This material of which the petals are made IS woven In special factories The scissors and other tools used by the girls employ ed as well as the presses in which the veins are traced on the leaves are of shape specially adapted to the work. Each part of flower Is made by spe- c;alists Tn one room, for instance, only stalks of flowers and leaves are made: In another. fruits and berries of
 
 blown If made Of glass. The clever est workers are employed in making blossoms of the single petals and bou- euets, nreaths and garlands of the sin gle blossoms -Dundee Advertiser
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29
Negro Robbed Bank.

George Baush, a negro. for eigh. years porter at the Bank of Commerce in this city has been arrested by the police charged with the appropriation Of s377 Of the funds Of the bank to his own use His trial Will be held Mon day morning It is alleged that Bougt, who purchased the stamps for the use of the bank made way with most of the money bE purchasing less amour, Of stamps than he was sup posed 70 buy. l. was discovered that the bank was using an andue amount of stamps and a check was made Baugh ia said to have confessed his snsf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29
QUEER LOVEMAkiNG.
A South Am~rican Pird Which Wins
 It's Mate by Dancinx.

There 5 I biri II south America that makes love wttu .ts feet r is I hand some creature. but walks a.umsily, and the only sound t=c can Httar IS hoarse ctucx. IL dances however. n WAY that wins admiration from the females oc its sex. thouga tra antics only serre as aa ncpnt.-. b laughter To human beings wa9 see them
 ThIs bird. Known as the cock of rae rock, .iras "a the northern mountainous portion Of South America T. $ about tha stza Of l !ls-sA chicken
 The au.ge ci-0odJ, head wings aa! -a.s-s 5d ~ad .n color. with the axerst#3a -4s. taa ieacae"s, vhlc. aa-. | marrow oaad ot brown across then. acs" -.-a aa1s which are tipped v.ts4 8a.s l5e ae=HeaI .S I crest 9t sea a.ss ..a, f -raat ead ball. which eoatrar..s 5r ...-aa!s a -le pleas lre or
 ' aea 4. ..ats9- 7eason comes seF- ea . st.# za=.s=ss.ei: oa...A secluded spet raz.". =asre ss I .e1a patch of gr3a45l Id st.ar [ of aaE st.cll2, stones or zs5 es, staa4#.a4s down the d.rt t5Gs # .s aass! aaa leeao
 Iaea sy a fae females, wao stand '. a0rei arena One q T t.T,.e .a=. 4.z..9., ..5en perform most c,.r.5gs .a..re. Each dancer M ...ses se.s a4a own few tines a4t. sRas. = T. 9seat delight Of the rest. eo54ta az.cs: F. cIper around !n aa exlcea4-.g. .s...es5.s manner, spreading 4.5 e.... 4...- #.lgs, pulling up hi3 crest, boy q, . tste others and at the sane time keeping e5 hopping gait until be iS exa5tslstetl
 When a.j tae .ua.s., ll.ls F danced each female VII ca34s- aasA and the happy pairs depart 10 oe7 J hoa5ekeep- Iag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29
First Tarin Makers.

If you turn to map Of Spain, you will take note q it's southern point and running ont into the strait Of Gibraltar of I promontorH rhlch from it's posi- ton Is admirably adapted for com maaling the entrance Of the Meel.ter- caneaa sea aal watching the entrance and ext Of aa a3s. A fortress stands upon thls p.o:.94fofg c5It-d now. as t vas called h the t!mo 5' the Moorish don.5aatioa h S#8a Tar.fa. The name Is If M7ort2h 9a [ was tA- eus- tou 71 tae Moor D watch from this po,a5 fl merchant s4.p7 gong tato or co1i9s OF 3s flee maitland Sea aaa to laev let5.9 #e9-5.sag t9#a dXeI seaIe or s1 ae u4 ..s- % ==....aeel herein. IL Ist Wa. lied 7a the place W be- [ \ ts .e,.aa -f4s8a. or aaftf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29
suit for Damages.

As Il sequel 70 he death of Andrew kenaafd 5he railroad ampioye. who aas killed beneath cae wheels of street car on Main street three weeks ago. sult has been fled tn tae Pulaski county circuit court b9 Alexander sDieF administrator ot the estate to recover $15Doo as damages against -he Little Rock Railway and Electric company. The complaint alleges fhat the lea.a 0f Kenaard was due to the fact that the company had faiI- ad to provide the car which killed him With the proper safety appliances. IL is further claimed that a widow and two daughters survive Mr kennard and that he was their sole support It is alleged that he vas earning S130 per month and that of this amount S80 geH month went to the support of A.s family who live in an- other eitE
 Kennard vas killed Sunday, 0cto- Der II al Sixth and Main streets in his cit @h.le attempting to cross the tracks of the street nailwaE T. is aI- Ieged bF witnesses that the man ran from behind one car n front of rhe car which mn over ain and that the motorman Of the car did not see the man anfji rhe car struck him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29
Legislative Candidate
lCoatinued from Page One ,

down the street. Mrs. O'Gwinn states ,aa- -hey saw the man clearly and .4at ne vas Of about medium height and we'll dressed. She could get no accurat- description Of him in the darkness. Thursday night. he man 1=a.n pa.d the house call bur this 5m4 came co he pack door anu asked a5g somerA.ns 10 eat. Mrs. OGwian .atas-d 70 open the door and states -aaf he man remained on the back porch for nearly a half an Aour be- tar4 h. Jeff. The woman was badt@ ss.4azauet. but refused 70 open rhe aoo. uat.l he had left She spent th- night al 1= nome of q ne.ga5or Las 4a4aa t ls stated -har the man. vhi.e r. mas have 8een near tae scene d.d m masa himself known.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-29

At the Main rink tonight. the charm ing artist, Miss Fife Pruirc. known as the 'Skatortal Queen Nil. appear and delight the largest crow dof ska.- CTS and spectators ever before present n q skating rink in this cicy Miss Pruitt will give an exhibition Of fancy skating and the management guaran- ree that this engagement will be the most attractive Of any yet Or 10 be presented. Miss Fruits debut in Pine Bluff will be HDon the occasion of the opening ot the Annex 10 the Main rink, giving Pine Bluff a skating sur face Of 90x225 feet. The very largest n the south. Don't miss this most ex- traordinarv event.