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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
News OF Nebraska.

HARRISON-Sioux county republicans
will hold their convention Saturday. Au-
gust 4.
BEATRICE-This section was visited by
splendid rain Saturday afternoon. The
moisture will help corn.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Mary Hagey was Sc
verely burned about the arms as a result
of a gasoline explosion.
HORK-Roy Allen, a York boy attending
school in Chicago, son of Hon. ]. b. Allen,
is sick with typhoid fever
PoNCA-Hon; J. J, Mccarthy arrived
home today. Since congress adjourned he
has been visiting in Wisconsin.
BEATRICE-The Union Pacific put a
force OF men TO work ballasting the road
bed between here and Lincoln yesterday.
BEATRICE-Mrs ]. X. Gilman slipped
and fell at her home. One of her ribs was
broken and she was severely bruised about
the body.
HICKMAN-Cyrus Black, editor of the
Hickman Enterprise. announces himself
as candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for state senator.
PoNGA-Ponca was favored with fine
rain on Saturday morning which has i'm
proved the crop conditions. The prospects
are unusually bright this season.
BEATRICE-John Roelfs had his hand
badly crushed in the cogs of a threshfng
machine while at work near Diller. 1t
was found necessary to amputate three
| fingers.
from Mr., and Mrs. c. D. Morse of Osceola
announcing the marriage Of their daugh-
| ter, Mildred May, to j. Indie Heald on
| Wednesday, July rs, at their home.
| YORk-The StromsburgSutto Burling-
/ ton freight train this morning backed into
Forepaugh & Sells Brothers train, doing
| considerable damage, throwing men, ami
mails and circus things around promiscu-
| ously,
YoRK-Before the performance in York
| on Friday the entire mammoth shows of
| Forepaugh & Sells Brothers passed into the
hands OF Ringing Brothers. Nearly all OF
the large shows on the road now belong
| to this Arm.
BEATRICE-B. e. Forbes of Fort Lar
/ annie, Wye, who is with the geological
/ survey in the Black Hills country. Is in
| the city, in company with his wife, visit
| ing with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
/ Forbes. They will visit In Wisconsin be-
| fore returning to Wyoming.
| observation-disclosures Rice delivered the
| FIRST new wheat TO the Central Elevator
! company at Odell The grain yielded
| thirty bushels 10 the acre and teste
| sixty pounds TO the bushel Nencil Shalla
/ living five miles east OF Odell, reports a
! yield of forty-four bushels 10 the acre
BEATRICE-W z. Warner, who left
! the pump and windmill business at Cor
pus Christi, Tex, has disposed of his IN
| terests there and will locate in Beatrice
| about August l. He was formerly EN-
| ployed with the Dempster plant at this
place. Mrs. Warner arrived in Beatrice
/ last evening.
EATRICE-Surveyor have been work
last few days, which leads many 10 be-
lieve that the Missouri Pacinc Is making
plans TO build its line from Virginia "a
this place and on farther west The line
between Virginia and Beatrice was sur
veyed several years ago and II Is believed
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
PIeasnrea Pnnt.

DR.. and Mrs. r. p. Jensen entertained at
dinner at the Field club Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Mabel Stephens gave an informal
luncheon Of six covers yesterday for Miss
Van Horn and Miss Manrid.
Mrs. Christiancy of New York Miss Carrie
Willard. Miss Helen Willard. Mrs w. 3.
Willard, Miss Jessie Willard, Mr.. Ezra Mil
lard and Mr.. Barton Willard were the
guests of Senator Willard at a dinner at
the Country club Thursday evening, in
honor of Mrs. Christiancy
Tuesday evening, in honor of her birth
day, Miss Caroline Conklin gave a unique
and enjoyable party on the electric launch
Alamo at Cut-Off lake. The boat was dec
GRATED with japanese lanterns. The guests
were Misses Gretchen Emory, Helen Ma
son, Pansy Voorhees,, Dora Stevens, Laura
Waterman, Lea Mandelberg. Helen How
ard, Mabel Conklin Messrs. Arthur Bry-
ant, Harry Gould, DR.. ]. N. King, Hardin
Bean. Jess Rogers, Hugh Kitten and Frank
Bubble.
Mr.. George Gibson gave an enjoyable
hay rack party and supper last week fol-
his guest, Mr.. Paul Lester of CoIumbia
Law school, his guests including Misses
Joy Harding, Edith Gibson Isabel Trail
|
Josephine staley, Mrs Barnes and Mrs
Guyard; Messrs Paul Lester WILLARD
Meyers. C. S. Baird, DR.. Cameron, Der
Martin, II. N. Woodland. Frank Barnes
Guyard, Leo Mannering G. A. Pierce ant
George Gibson. The party was chaper
oned by Mrs. Guyard.
A most enjoyable and unique dinner wa
given Thursday evening at the residence
of Mr.. Gus Epeneter by Messrs. P. w
Mikesell, II. L. Porterfield and Gus Epene
ter The guests WRre several men an
women whose wives and husbands were GU
OF town. and a few others. The dinner
which was perfect, was prepared and serve
entirely by Mr.. Mikesell and Mr.. Epenetel
The table, which had a centerpiece OF re
hollyhocks and ferns. was laid for MR.
Charles Urquhart, Mrs. ], B. Rahm, Mrs.
John Bpeneter, Mrs. Bridenbecker, Mr.. an
Mrs. J. B. Clarke. Messrs. Daley, Ma
Hamilton, II. L. Portertield, p. w. Mikese
! and Gus Epeneter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
Hamilton I. for proun.

AURORA, Neb:, July 14.-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-THE Hamilton county republican
convention was held In the court house to-
day. T. A. Mckay was elected chairman
and James Schoonover secretary of the
convention. w. 1. Farley of Aurora and
William Hagemeister of Farmers Valley
precinct were nomiHated for representa-
tives; for county attorney, NJ. F. Stanley:
for county commissioner. Lars Eskildsen.
The convention instructed the delegates
to the state convention for Norris Brown
for United States senator.
The delegates elected are as follows:
state--J. A, whitmore, G. F. washburn,
J: NJ. Cox Alex Lyon, A. T. Paris. A. V.
Sunnningham, e; I. Krickbaum. r; NJ.
over, c w. Eye, G. j. Anderson.
Cougressional-M. F. Stanley ]. G. Alden
J. d. Hamilton, c.. l. Kriokbaum, G. A.
Coats, Charles Peterson, NJ, .Pressler, P. c.
Culver, A. d. Travis, p. Jacoby, Paul Holm
William Hagemeister.
Senatorial-J. NJ. Cox. r. L. Ahara, II. p
Madsen, A. o. Hartquest, @. H. Washburn
J; N, Cassell, D. L, Jacoby. NJ. H Madsen
Ferdinand Grosshans, ]. w. Hobbs, W. w
Foss, W. /. Farley.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
Coming Events.

Mrs. Samuel Burns, jr., will entertain the
Bridge club Friday afternoon.
Mr. Lee Mcshane will give supper at
the Country club this evening.
Mrs a. T. Lindsey will give luncheon
Wednesday at the Country club.
Mrs Herman Kountze will give lunch
con Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Chrlstiancy.
Mrs M Gray Zalinsh will give a large
bridge luncheon at the Country club on
Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Cummings will give large
bridge party at the Country club tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Henrietta Rees will give lawn
party Thursday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Inez Manrid of Chicago.
The golf contest to have been held last
Thursday and which was postponed on
account of the rain, will be held on Tues
day. Mrs. II. T. Lemist will be the hostess
at this event.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Meikle and Miss
Julia Higgnson will give a dance at the
Country club Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Wallin, who is their guest, Miss Plat
and Miss whiting
The wedding of Mr. Alexander Cameron
Stewart and Miss Margaret Elose Baird
will take place Monday evening at O'Clock
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. t
Patton, 24l3 Bristol street. Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart will leave Wednesday for Montreal
Canada, whence they will sail for Liverpool
on July 81 to spend the summer I'm travel
returning to Omaha in September.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
Come and Go Gossip.

Miss Nell Guild is visiting Miss Adeline
Pagan in Chicago.
Mrs. H. H. Fish is entertaining Miss Ras-
mussen OF Chicago.
Miss Beatrice Cole has gone to Illinois
to spend the summer.
Miss Claire Northrup is spending ten days
at Lake Washington. MINI.
Miss spratlen has returned from a trip
through the Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. 8. A. McWhorter and son, Gardner
are spending a week in Chicago.
Miss Lucy Van Horn of Pawnee City is
the guest of Miss Mabel Stephens
Mrs. w. w. Morsman and Mrs. ]. w
Gannett have gone TO Lake Okoboji.
Miss Lynn Carpenter leaves Monday for
winona, Ind, to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Felix Mcshane is entertaining her
sister. Miss Nora O'Connor of Chicago.
Miss Blanche Unterkircher OF Dubuque,
Ia, is now the guest Of Miss Anna Coad.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, G. McGilton leave this
evening for Colorado to spend the summer
Mrs. e, w, Arthur has gone TO her old
home at Winterset, Ia. to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Alexander Polack OF Chicago is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. William Roths-
child
Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Pruitte of Kansas
City are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Booth.
Mr. and Mrs Ray c. Wagner and son
have gone to Lake okobojl to spend a
month
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kimball are rejoicing
over the birth Of a daughter, on Saturday,
| July Il.
| Miss Anna Bailey and Mr.. Joy Bailey
/ have gone to Malcomh. ILL.,. TO spend the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Haney win leave
this week for California 10 spend the
summer.
Mrs. Charles 4. Ady and children left
Thursday for northern Wisconsin for the
! summer
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Bnsh have gone to
Minnesota 10 spend three weeks among
I the lakes.
! Miss Bess Noel left this morning TO spend
4 OF Denver,
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Hollnger and children
left yesterday for Star Like, Wis. TO spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ]. casweI left Saturday
Mrs spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosenthal baby anc
nurse. leave today TO spend a month IN
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. A. b. Jaauith. Miss Eleanor Jaquitt
and Mr.. Arthur Jaquith are spending G
fortnight In Colorado.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nelly. formerly Miss
Helene Wyman. who were married recently
/ IN Washington, ID. c. are expected the first
] Of the week. 10 spend a few days with Mrs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
FLOArER FOUND NEAR BARADA
Body of Unidentified Man Is Located
by Hounds on River Bank.

Body of Unidentified Man IL Located
by Hounds on River Bank.
RULo, Neb., July 14--(Specia)-Th body
of a dead man was found in the Missouri
river at the Billy ranch, two and one-half
miles above Arago, Neb., yesterday.
Charles Erlick, a farmer, while walking
near the river in the morning was at
tracted by the strange actions of a dozen
of Walter Bakers hounds He went to in
vestigate and found the body. 1t is too
badly decOmposed to make identification
possible and the hounds had torn much Of
the clothing off from the body and mutt
lated the flesh. Part of the blue overalls
remained and the shirt was entirely gone.
Authorities at Falls City were notified and
an investigation will be likely.
People generally believe it to be the re-
mains Of William Reece, who worked for
his brother, Frank Reece, near Barada.
Repulsed by young woman he desired to
marry, he threatened to drown himself, and
has not been seen for four weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15

head. The other guests we're Miss Bessie
Moorehead and Messrs. Edward Creighton,
joe Byrne Elmer Rediok, Arthur Lewis
and Hugh McWhorter.
Miss Julia Higginson's guests az din
ner we're Miss wallin Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. Mr.. Harry Turkey and Mr.. Elmer
A. Cope.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Barkalow entertained
Miss Carolyn Barkalow, Miss Helen Da-
Wis, Mr.. George Van Brunt of Council
Bluns and Mr. Denise Barkalow.
Others giving dinners were Mr.. Moshier
Coipstzer, who had twelve guests; Mr. w.
B. Roberts, eight guests; Messrs. c. N.
Robinson. T. c. Byrne. Harry Cummings
and d. A Baum.
At the Field club last evening there
were not many large dinners, either, most
of them being dinners Of only four or six
covers. Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Updlke gave
dinner Of ten covers and II. b Tags
had seven guests. Others giving dinners
we're Messrs. f. j. Mahoney, Ii. L. Porter
field, c. c. Wright. J. B. Clarke, ]. d.
Foster and F. p. Loomis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
EXTENSION OF NEWCASTLE LINE
Omaha Road About Ready to Begin
81 Building TO st. james.

Building TO st. James.
PON6A Neb., July A-(Special Tele-
grsn.)-Hght-of-way men are closing the
deals and paying for their deeds TO the
right-of-wR for the extension Of the
Omaha rod from Newcastle to st. James
The peonHfbf st. James have guaranteed
the rigat-e@wa and the Omaha company
will begin work QIon the line in a short
time. 1t is generally believed the road will
not stop at st. James, but will be extended
to connect with the Bonesteel line of the
Northwestern at Niobrara. One new town
will probably be plated between Newcastle
and st. James
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
Float Convention is Called.

BEATRICE. Neb.. July 14-(special Tele-
gram 1.-The central committee of the
thlrty-third float representative district,
which includes the counties OF Gage and
Saline. met here today and decided to hold
the convention in Beatrice on August g.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
COUNTY CONVENTIONS WORK
CONTINUED from Third Page)

Continued from Third Page.)
From all indications he had been in the
water about six months, as the clothing
would indicate that he was drowned last
winter, There was nothing in the clothing
or about the skeleton TO identify the man.
He had $3.50 in money, IS bill and some
silver, and had an open-faced, beveled case
silver watch.
The remains were brought to Falls City
and buried this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
DON'T GET GRAY.

;Ioisten the hair. moustache or whiskers
with Sunlight Hair Tonic before retiring,
the hair will be the proper color in the
morning. Easily applied, entirely harm
Less Won { rub off nor stain the linen. One
liquid, no sediment no smell, no sticki-
ness. New preparation. Sold by druggists,
wholesale and retail. Large size 80 cents,
or express prepaid, thirty 2c.C stamps.
Agents wanted. $500 refunded II l fails.
SUNLIGHT HAIR TONIC COMPANY.
1890 LaeIede Avenue, ~. Louis, MO.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
MyerS-DiIlOn Drug Co.
18th and Earnam Sis.

=. S.-Telephone us your orders for all
kinds of Mineral Water, as we are direct
buyers from the springs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
Big Drug Sale
Monday

We shall have very busy day in our
Drug store Monday but our force OF q
people will CARE FOR ALL PROMPTLY.
Yesterdays sale OF Saturday Candy was
great success-EVERY POUND WAS
SOLD several hours before closing time.
Monday Drug prices:
SOC PozzOni's Powder for.................25 sc
26c Mistletoe Cream foT...,..............l0c
25c DR. Graves Tooth Powder for. 12c
25c Lyons Tooth Powder for...........l4c
Full line of the Famous REXALL
REMEDIES and at lowest cut prices.
&c williams Shaving Sticks for........l2c
SOC Societie Hygieneque Soap..........,.9c
81 90 Pe-Tu-na, new fOrmula.,.......,..,.S9 SOC
81 90 Bakers Barley-Malt fOr...,........75c
81 90 Burnham's Sarsaparilla for........,2 9c
PC Bartenders Friend Polish ........... lac
25c Silver Salt Polish. ................ lac
1 H. Mule Team BOraX. ...............,. lac
25c Putzine CLEANS wall paper .......... 12c
6c Deborah Ginger Ale, quarts, for. &c
sc Deborah Root Beer, quarts, for. .25c
Storz Malt Extract, 2 for. &c
Special attention given to Prescription
work-This department being separated
from the salesroom of our store.
Write or call for catalogue.
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
THE REXALL DRUG STORE
Corner 10th and Dodge
OMAHA, NEB.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
SOCIETY LIVES OUTDOORS
Events Of the Week Are Those at the
Summer Club House.
LIVELY EVENINGS SPENT ON vERANDAHs

Days on Golf Links and Tennis Courts
Followed by Dances and Dinners
and Much Genuine
Enjoyment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15
Mineral Water
in Bulk

We have Just received a shipment
Of WaukeshR Springs Water direct
from the springs in 10-gallon cans
price $3.50, delivered to your resi-
dence, put up in neat 1O-gallon cans
with faucet. Cans loaned to you.
White Rock Lltha Water.
We are still agents for the famous
White Rock.
50 quarts White Rock Water (ease) $3.50
100 pts. White Rock Water (case) .S1o5o
100 splits White Rock Water (case). $3.50
eve allow 800 per case on bottles on
the above)
! dog. K-galion Plain White Rock (no
EaSl per case . o q .. . tosOO
Geo per case on all h-gal. bottles)
White Rock Ginger Ale. A Delightful
Beverage.
Lot White Rock Ginger Ale...... 25o
j dos. OTIS White Rock Ginger Ale .S2-oo
1 case SO OTIS. White Rock Ginger Ale e8.s0
Eve allow 81. 90 per case on White Rock
Ginger Ale bottles)
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15

lie Loves BE Not.
The maiden plucked a daisy
To test loves errant shot
Alternately prOnouncinR
He loves me-loves me not
And now in CONSERVATION
I question much, alack:
How could so white a petal
Proclaim a lie so black2
New York Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-15

HARRISON-Sioux county republicans
will hold their convention Saturday. Au-
gust 4.
BEATRICE-This section was visited by
a splendid rain Saturday afternoon. The
moisture will help corn
The bee., 1906-04-19

Henderson Monday involving
about $40, 900. j. L. Nicholson,
of that city, and j. l.. Mitchell,
of Plttsburg, Pa, transferred TO
the Keystone Mining and Man
ufacturing Company 541 acres of
coal rights. The price was s12,-
017.36. j. L. Nicholson and wife
also decided to the same company
$50 acres of coal rights, the con-
sideration being $8,067.7l.
The Tennessee Jellico Coal
Company incorporated at Louis.
vile Monday with a capital
stock of $4,000, divided into
500 shares and a maximum debt
of $4,000.
The bee., 1906-04-19
Suit Filed Again. Guthrie, Marshal.

J. S. johnson a citizen OF
Guthrie KY, has filed a damage
suit against r. l.. Burrus Mar
shall of the town and his bonds
man for $4,000. Mr.. Johnson al
leages that the marshal arrested
him without cause and in SC
doing he brutally beat him with
a mace and brass knucks, result
ing in serious and painful in
juries, Judge M. ID. Brown OF
jacksonville has been retained
by johnson and thinks there is
no question but that a Judge
ment would be rendered against
Burrus.
The bee., 1906-04-19
| MINING NOTES.

An advance altogether Of
twenty. five cents per ton has
been made by Southeastern Ken
lucky coal operators since the
beginning of the coal strike.
The advance is general In sew
eral districts, except those where
the operators have long-term
contracts with the railroads. In
the Middlesboro district particu-
larly most of the companies sew
eral months ago contracted to
sell their entire output to the
Southern at fixed price for two
and three years.
Work of sinking a new coal
shaft was begun by Forsythe q
Robinson, of Providence, this
week and will be pushed to a
rapid completion. 1t is thought
the No. 8 vein will be reached at
a depth of 30 or 40 feet. They
will also install new machinery
and construct switch from the
new mine to the track of the
Providence Coal Co. The switch
will be about half a mile in
length.
Geo. Dockery and Lem Clark,
of Linton, Ind, visited friends
and relatives here last week.
Edwin Austin, of Herrin, H.,
is visiting relatives here.
Jno. Haley, of Linton, Ind, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Foreman Thos Longstaff, of
the Shamrock mine, Providence,
was in the city Monday on bust
ness.
Monroe Butler, one of the No.
8 drivers, who was injured in
that mine last week, will be able
to resume duty soon.
Owing to the impossibility of
one man attending to the duties
of boss driver at No. 8 mine the
work has been divided and Joe
Egloff now assists Jno. Colbert
in this position.
Two important deals in coal
mining rights were made at
The bee., 1906-04-19
SERIOUS DISASTER
ON THE KEARSARGE
EXPLOSION IN FORWARD TUR.
RET KILLS SEVEN MEN AND
INJURIES FOURTEEN.
Cause OF the Explosion Not Yet De-
termined, Nor Accountability, But
Thorough Investigation Will BE
Made-Occurred shortly After
Target Practice.

Washington, April 1.-TWO years to
a day later than the fatal Missouri
disaster, and, as ever sailor immediate
ly recalled, on a Friday and the 18th
Of the month, seven were done to death
in the forward turret of the battleship
Kearsarge by one Of those accidents
which acquire additional terror for sail
ors because Of their obscure origin, and
almost impossibility of prevention.
The Atlantic feet, the strongest fight
ing fleet America has ever owned, had
been for weeks engaged in the most Sc
we're drills in the waters Of the Carib-
bean sea, eliminating In the quarterly
target practice.
The following is Rear-Admiral Ev-
ans report Of the explosion and its re-
suits, transmitted to the secretary Of
the navy:
"Caimanera, April 14.-Secretary Of
the Navy, Washington, d. c.. On April
10, about 3:15 p. m, shortly after com
pletion target practice OF Kearsarge,
forward turret, while the powder was
going below, three sections of 49,
inch charge or powder were ignited.
Charge of powder in other lift just be-
low and one section inside Pinch re-
manned intact. Cause not yet deter
mined, nor accountability. Matter is
being Investigated. Lieut. George w.
Graeme, gun umpire, has been sent to
the Maryland in a very critical state.
The following have since died: Lieut..
Higgins, turret officer; Peter Norberg,
gunner; Theodore Naegley, seaman
Anton o. Thorson, ordinary seaman;
julius A. Koerster, turret captain, first
class; Ellis H Athey, seaman.
THE following was dangerous in
jured by accident; recovery doubtful
w. King, ordinary seaman.
"Will bury dead at Guantanamo. Yes
sci uninjured."
Press reports say that IA men were
injured, and Rear-Admiral Brownson
notified the navy department Sunday
that Lieut.. Graeme had died. and that
the condition of Seaman King and Gum
ner's Mate Fred t. Fisher is grave.
The rest are doing we'll
The bee., 1906-04-19
City Hall for Mortons Gap.

At meeting of the city coun.
Gil of Mortons Gap last week an
appropriation of $500 was made
to build a city hall and jail. The
council believe they will be able
to erect very creditable build.
ing with the money. This will
add much to this thriving little
city.
The bee., 1906-04-19
Biz consignment Of snecie.

Queenstown, April 1.-THE steamer
Campania, which has just sailed for
New York, has on board what is said
to be the largest consignment of specie
ever sent across the Atlantic on one
vessel The total value Of the specie
is about $6,250,O0O. and its weight Is
close to twelve tons. "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
TRA STRIKES COW AND
 Is WRECKED
Engineer and Fireman Meet Death in
 Derailment at SouthwOod.

Nicksburg, Miss. Dec 21-North- bound train No. F of the Y X M Y railroad struck COW at Southwood. soma miles below here The train Was deFailed and the following casualties resulted:
 EnsiAeer Calvin Prince. dead.
 Fireman George Watson dead
 The engineers body WAS recovered and brought to his home, Vicksbur2 The body of the fireman has not yet been recovered. The express messen- ger Was seriously injured
 The engine of the trafa turned over. The baggage car fs 1Nin9 OH the west side of the track Us also tae tender Of the engine. O0e passenger coach i5 off the track, bat is still standing up. X combination colored coach is also off the track. \ Wreekin2 train is at work but il fs doubtful when the track will be cleared
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
bOy BURGLARS
crrr.Ar GANG JI' THEM ,ROKI5N ti' Bi CONSTABLE STEIN AR1'S BitpAi.1'iENi.
, T1ftlc Piel.aninnies Placed | H. dar Arrest and Fines Were
 Assessed Against Them.
~ 2 b1a Frank Stewart and his

f,nnstab1e Frank Stewart and his
 ;fsAtes yesterday, arrested nine
 pro boes for petit larceny.
 ThiaS is The second gang that Con. abla#Stewart has caught. These ,va had q robbed Noss- -Nichol and
 mpaf,y. J. r. Lloyd and company.
 S.AThompson and son, and ElIt4 eater The trial at Justice Checks ,urt Was very amusing 10 the spet- tors. as the boys contfadicted each ,hersexcitedly
 Revolvers. rifles. skates. shells, ,oons and other plunder Were ,und. Mr. Creed Caldwell prose lteds the cases.
 The boys were fined as follows:
 EdsBeland. who pleaded not guil- 7 ul6til Robert Johnson showed him yospair of skates that he had sold. nd then pleaded guilty. vas fined $50. costs and thirts days OH the ounty farm
 E4genia Boyd. better known as float, pleaded nef guilty and WAS estified agains' b# F,1 Beland and ned s1oO. costs and sixty days on hescounty farm.
 Will Coles, pleaded guilty and yasSfned so. costs and thirty days
 Henry Henderson was fined s5o md eleven days.
 Henry MeMillan pleaded guilty nd was fined s1o0, costs and sixty lays.
 Rance Crook was dismissed, as he other boys tried 10 imDieale tim under the motive that misery ikes company
 Harry Wilson pleaded guilty and vas fined 21oo. costs and sixty days. These boys had d regular gang md one would crawl throuen the oars and open the door for the rest ofHthem. They did this when they r0bbed Mr. Thompson $ hardware ,tdre and Mir. Thompson never