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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12
WILL GIVE FREE MUSIC.

Pine Bluff, Ark, May 2G, 1906. Publishers Graphic, City. Gentlemen: I will give to the win ner of the $4O0.00 Kimbali piano offer c.1 by yo1l. the choice of any music in the house to the amout of $10 Yours truly,
 s. A, ROSEN BERG,
 Statinnpr and Bookseller
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

IRON MOUNTAIN SPECIAL RATES To Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo, $3235 for the round trip.
 Ogden, Salt Lake City or Grand Junction. $45.25 for the round trip.
 Trinidad, $3O.0O for the round trip. Tickets on sale June 1st to Septem- her 90. Final return limit October S1st.
 To Fl Dorado Springs, Mo, Eureka Springs, Ark, and Sloan Springs, Ark, one fare plus $2.0O for the round trip. Tickets on sale June 1st to September 30 Final return limit 30 days from date of sale.
 To Hot Springs, Ark. sA95 On sale June 1st to September 30 Final return limit 90 days from date of sale.
 To City of Mexico S4a.$5 Tickets or sale June 1st to September 18th. Final limit October 3lst
 To St Louis, Mo-, and return, Sl6.45. Chicago, III and return $25.45. Tick. cts on sale June 1st to September 90. Final return limit October 3l, 1906.
 Special rates to northwestern points, California, Mexico, Colorado and homeseekers excursion rates to various points. Will be gladly fur. rished with all the information of trip. etc., by local ticket agent
 TO Milwaukee, Wis, account Grand Aerie Fraternal Order Of Eagles.
 At rates of one fare, plus $2.o0. for the round trip. Tickets on sale Au- xxs1 II. iz and l3 Final return limit. leaving Milwaukee not later xAxn August t1l. :.
 Special rates to Mexico and west e:r trips will he gladly furnished. O. gether win full information regard ing desirable routes. stop-overs, side rips. Sleepers and tourist cars, etc, by calling or writing,
 To Denver Colo, account grand lodge B. P. 0. F., July 16 to 21, 1906. I he Iron Mountain will sell tickets 10 Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueb- 10 for $27.25 round trip. Tickets on sale July 10 to 15. inclusive, with final return limit of August 20. Full Information will be given relative to stop overs. side trips. etc, upon writ ing or calling on the ticket agent. Elks contemplating taking this trip will find a most satisfactory route over the Missouri Pacific as we put you into Denver with exceptionally few changes.
 To Searcy Ark, account of Arkan sas Sunday School association at rate of one fare plus 50 cents for the round trip Tickets on sale June g and 30 and July 1, , and G. Final re- turn limit July g.
 To Dallas. Texas. account Great Council of U S. Improved Order of Red Men. One fare plus S2 for round trip. Tickets on sale September 5 to $, inclusive Final return limit Sep. tember 30.
 Summer tourist rates will be in of feet June l to September 30
 Full information will be gladly giv- CT by calling on or writing
 To Minneapolis, Minn., August 18th tc 18th, account c. A. R. encampment. Roun trip $24.S5. Tickets on sale August 10th to 18th. Return limit August 31st. Except extension will be granted to September 30th upon deposit of ticket and payment of Joint agents fees, soc. Regular joint agents fees, 25c.
 To Omaha, Neb., July 1.th to 18th,
 
 account National Convention 5. |. r. U. One fare, plus $2.0o, for round trip. Tickets on sale July 10th to 18th inclusive. Final return limit July 18th. Except extension will be grant ed to August 18th upon deposit of ticket and payment of joint agents fee of 50 cents Regular joint agents q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

Special rates to Mexico and west e:r trips will he gladly furnished. O. gether win full information regard Ing desirable routes. step-oyers, side rips. Sleepers and tourist ears, etc, by calling or writing,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

To City of Mexico. S4a35. Tickets or. sale June 1st to September 18th Final limit October 3lst.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

To Hot Springs, Ark. sA95. On sale June 1st to September 90. Final return limit 90 days from date of sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

To Milwaukee, Wis, account Grand Aerie Fraternal Order Of Eagles.
 At rates of one fare, plus $2.00. for the round trip. Tickets on sale Au- 1xs, II. iz and 13. Final return limit. leaving Milwaukee not later x6xn August 2x1. 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

TO Searcy. Ark, account of Arkan sas Sunday School association at rate of one fare plus 50 cents for the round trip. Tickets on sale June g and 30 and July 1, , and 6. Final re- turn limit July g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

Joint agents fees, soc. Regular joint agent s fees, 25c.
 To Omaha, Neb., July 12th to 18th, account National Convention E. Y. r. U. One fare, plus $2.00, for round trip. Tickets on sale July 10th to 18th inclusive. Final return limit July 18th. Except extension will be grant ed to August 18th upon deposit of ticket and payment of joint agents fee of 50 cents. Regular joint agents fee 25 cents.
 To Colorado Springs, Colo, account Pike's Peak centennial, $27.25 for rcnud trip. Tickets on sale Septem- Der 19 to g, inclusive. Final return limit, October 15. Joint agents fee. 25c
 To Dallas, Tex, account American Association of Nurserymen. One fare plus g for round trip. Tickets on sale, June II to F, inclusive. Final return limit 21 days from date of sale except extension by deposit of ticket at terminal line will be granted to 90 days.
 To Portland Oregon. account Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Association of United States and Canada. One first class fare for round trip. Joint agents fee, 30 cents. Tickets on sale June Is to 22. inclusive. Limit GO days from date of sale For stop-over priv ileges call at depot
 To Mont Eagle, Tenn, account Mont Eagle Bible Training school. One fare plus $2 for the round trip. Tickets on sale June 29 and 90 and July and 5. Return limit August T except extension will be granted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-12

Summer tourist rates will be in ef- feet June to September 30
 Full information will be gladly giv- CT by calling on or writing
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
ROAD" RESORTS
ALSO To CLOSE
Sunday Closing Order Is
Extended to Saloons
Out of Town.
Supervisors Take Action
to Prevent Sabbath
Disturbances.

OAKLAND. June IS.-The road
houses and resorts along San Leandro
road. through Fruitvale and as far as
Haywards. have been ordered by the
Board Of Supervisors to close their
doors from Saturday night until Mon
day morning. The lid is on" through
out Oakland. Berkeley, Alameda, SO far
as Sunday closing is concerned. Now
the Supervisors with Jurisdiction out
side of the Incorporated towns have
taken measures TO shut down liquor
selling along the road.
Oakland saloonkeepers have COM
planned that much Of the disorder
which was noticeable several weeks
that liquor was being sold freely in the
roadside saloons taat line the long,
broad drive from here TO Haywards.
When the Board Of Supervisors at
tention was directed 10 the conditions
action was taken. Sheriff Barnet has
been informed officially of the boards
move and has been requested to report
all failures to obey the order. Penal
" for refusing 10 close will be the
revocation OF the Offenders liquor Ii
cense.
The lid" viii be kept down indefi-
nitely. according TO the Supervisors.
San Leandro and Haywards are incor-
porated towns. with Independent juris-
diction. The Supervisors hold juris-
diction only outside of the incorpor-
ated towns so far as the issuance Of
liquor Licenses is concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
BABES EXPOSURE
TO sun FATAL
MotherL Infant
Unprotected From
Hot Rays.
Little Ones Frame L
Racked by Convul-
sions as Result.


BERKELEY. June 1s.-A mothers
carelessness in leaving her five months
old babe exposed to the burning rays of
the afternoon sun is to cost tiny John
Suendermann his life. physicians hav-
ing announced that the intense heat is
responsible for convuIsions that now
rack the babys frame and which cannot
but prove fatal. Only few hours more
OF life, at the utmost, is given the little
one to live.
Mrs. John Suendermann meanwhile
wrings her hands in agony, and heaps
reproaehes upon herself for the lapse
of memory that occurred while her lit
sun yesterday afternoon.
The Suendermanns reside at Eighth
street and University avenue, in West
Berkeley. The father is plumber. Mrs.
Suendermann put her babe into its car
riage yesterday afternoon and wheeled
the carriage to the porch at the front
of the house. Then other duties called
her away, and she entirely forgot that
the babe was alone on the porch with
out protection from the sun.
When she returned to the babe 1t was
in conyulsions overcome by the heat.
Dr. Benton was called. He gave the babe
treatment that was calculated to lessen
the power of the convulsions that
shook the little ones frame, but the
throes did not abate. Throughout the
night they continued. and were inter-
mittent today. Hope of saving the
baby's life has been abandoned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
CLAIMS LOVER
HYPNOTZED HER
SPECIAL CABLE 10 THE CALL.

LOS ANGELES, June 1S.--Not until
today did LIS. Arilla Scheck, the self
confessed accomplice of Ernest G.
StacKpole In the murder of her hus-
band, Joel Scheck, seem to realize the
horror of the crime in the commission
of which she assisted, and the realiza
ton has prostrated her. She was
taken to the funeral of her husband
yesterday but was denied a last look
at the face of the man with whom she
now says she passed two happy years.
She did see the casket lowered into
the grave, and the sight unnerved her.
Today she sent for the police matron
and voluntarily again recited the awful
details OF the tragedy.
"Oh, it is like an awful dream" she
mpaned "A did not realize what / was
doing. L tell you 1 was hypnotized by
tnat man Stackpole. 1 can see it all
now, how little by little his influence
upon me grew and how as our relations
became what they should not have been
1 would obey every request he made
of me. 1 do not want you to think me
a worse woman than / am. / am bad
enough, God knows. but I never of
my own free will would have consented
TO my own husbands death. l be-
lieved everything Staekpole said. He
told me he loved me, and l believed
live happy life together, and with my
husbands insurance he would engage
in some business which would make
life easy for both of us. / am not sure
even now that he could not compel me
70 follow him. Please do not let him
get near me in court. l hate him now
but ! am afraid Of him. l do not care
what they do with me, but 1 want them
TO hurry and settle the matter This
long wait with the memory of that
horrible night before me will drive me
crazy unless they do something"
Then she insisted upon again telling
how the murder was committed, giving
details which the detectives have cor
roborated with other evidence.
Stackpole maintains a stolid indiffer-
ence, refusing to make any statements
and defyfng the detectives to prove
that he is the murderer. He has boast
fully stated that 1t will take more than
the unsupported confession Of the
woman to send ham TO the gallows.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
TRIO Of YOUNG
MEN ORDAINED
Holy Orders Bestowed
on hree Theologians
at San Mateo.
New Ministers Graduates
of Episcopal Divin-
ity School.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SAN MATEO, June 1S.-At the Epis-
copal Divinity School here three can
didates have been given to holy orders.
j. K. Boedel, George Wright and Lee
Wood are the. three young men pre-
sented this year by this school TO the
Episcopal ministry. The candidates
were introduced by Rev. ]. o. Lincoln
of the Divinity School Mr. Boedel was
ordained by the Right Rev. Spauldins.
Bishop of Salt Lake. and Messrs. Wood
and Wright were ordained by Bishop
Nichols. Addresses were delivered by
the two Bishops present and also by
Rev. w. A. Brewer of st. Matthew
School and Rev. Charles Gardner, presi-
dent of the Divinity school Alumni AS
ISOLATION.
The services were witnessed by a
great number of the friends of the
three young men as well as large
representation OF the neighboring
clergy. After the services all the
guests were entertained at luncheon
given by the ladies OF the local parish
Mr.. Boedel has left for M0ntrose,
Colo. where his field of labor will be.
Mr.. Wright will go to Trinity Church.
San Jose Mr.. Wood has been chosen
to take charge of the mission at Bel
mont.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
WATER RIGHTS
CAUSE SUITS
Marin County Com
panies Ask Court to
End Their Row.
Writ Preventing Change
In Bolinas Road Is
Sought.
SPECIAL DIspATcH TO THE CALL.

SAN RAFAEL, June lS-The petition
of the Shafter estate for a writ per-
petually prohibiting the Supervisors OF
Marin County from accepting the road
viewers report ON the proposed change
in the route of the San Rafael Bolinas
road and the demurrer to the petition
nied by District Attorney Boyd were
submitted to Judge Thomas J. Lennon
today. The petition for the writ was
filed on March II, the day previous to
the date set for the resolution adopting
the viewers report, and q temporary
injunction was issued against the Su-
pervisors. restraining them from tax
ing any further action on the report
The Marin County Water Company
wants the road changed so that it may
construct 3,000,0 900 gallon storage res
eryoir. The Shafter estate, which owns
large tract of land containing large
watershed. claims that the proposed
change in the road will work 4 serious
injury to them and Interfere with
water system that is going to be built
on their property for the supply of res
idents of San Rafael, Ross Valley and
other points
The decision of Judge Lennon is
awaited with interest.
The Shafter estate in its petition con-
tends that the Supervisors have erred
in appointing the road viewers, as the
petition for their appointment did not
contain the names of ten freeholders of
this county, and that the Supervisors
should have ignored the petition.
District Attorney Thomas P. Boyd in
his demurrer Claims that the court has
no jurisdiction in the matter.
The Lagunitas Water Company has
filed suit to perpetuaIly restrain the
Marin County Water Company and the
Marin Water and Power Company from
using any more water from the water
sheds in the Berri ranch than what is
absolutely necessary to All Lake La
gunitas- The plaintiff asks to be ad-
judged the owner of all riparian rights
on the lands. This suit is brought for
the purpose of preventing the Marin
County Water Company from using
any of the water in the partially con-
structed dam at the junction OF Phoenix
and Bill William gulches, near Ross
station This dam will supply Larkspur
and Corte MADEIRA. The mains are large
enough to carry water for Sausalito and
Tiburon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
READY To BEGIN
WORK Of REPAIR

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. June 49,
The work of Architectural Engineers
Leonard, Galloway and Schulze, who
We're selected to report on the damage
to Stanford University buildings, is
practically complete. The recommen-
dations of the three architects will be
followed in every detail. The univer-
sity trustees have asked the three to
name one of their number to carry out
their recommendations and the work
of restoration will be made under his
direction.
1t issthe intention of the authorities
to spare no effort to make the repaired
and restored buildings absolutely safe
against earthquake. Beside the quad
rangles the two halls, Encina and
Robie, and the Chemistry building are
to be repaired this summer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
PLAN MEMORIAL
To PATHFINDER

PHILADELPHIA, June Is. - In the
historical music hall the formal cele-
bration Of the iftieth anniversary OF
the Republican party was begun today
Delegations from all sections OF the
country are here to participate In the
golden jubilee. a feature of which is the
presence of nearly 200 aged men, vet
erans of the Republican party's first
battle nifty years ago. when John c.
Fremont was nominated for the Presi-
dency.
letter OF regret was received by
President Moore from President Roose-
welt. as follows:
Il wish l could be with you at the
golden jubilee convention OF the Repub-
lean National League but as that Is
impossible win you convey to the dele
gates present my most hearty greetings
and my earnest hope that the Repub-
lican League wiN have the same sue
cess in the future that IL has had in
the past and will be able to continue
without check it's work for good gov
ernment"
Mayor Weaver delivered the address
or welcome. The principles Of Lincoln
and Roosevelt. Mayor Weaver said. are:
Equality before the law. a square deal
for every man. the sovereign power is
the people, corporation control OF legis-
lative bodies must be destroyed. tha
people alone are entitled to rule. and
they shall rule.
The convention authorized President
Moore to appoint committee TO devise
plans for the erection of a monument
over Fremont's grave.
The following telegram was forward
ed to President Roosevelt:
"Oficers and delegates to the golden
jubilee convention of the National Re-
publican League are grateful to you
for your cordial greetings and. sincere
ly regret your inability to join in our
ceiebration- The spirits OF Fremont
and Lincoln stfll live. and we congratu-
late YOU on your own splendid cham
pionship OF the basic Republican prin-
ciples Of 1856 and 1906" n
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
Californian. I'm New York,

NEW YORK, June 1s.-The following
Californians have arrived In New
York
From San Francisco-Dr. M. Harris,
at the Park Avenue; A. Herman, at
the Hotel St Andrew: r. E. Moore, at
the Hotel Normandie; M c. Peterson,
at the Algonquin; Mrs. NJ L. Stewart
at the webster: ]. A. Young. at the
Breslin; r. F. Allan, at the Continental.
e. F. Brown, at the Imperial; C. S
Dixon, at the Broadway Central: M
Green, at the Herald Square; H. b
Guthrey, at the Astor House; II. C.
Haas. at the Imperial: L. G. Harrison
at the Herald Square: j. j. Hodges, at
the Woodstock; c. S. Hyman. at the
Imperiali w. Lussier, at the Broadway
Central; W. G. Mccarthy. at the York;
j, S. Pinney, at the Park Avenue; A
NJ. Rosenbaun, at the Savoy: L. M
Voorsanger, at the Cumberland: F. i.
Whitton, at the Breslin.
From San Diego-C A. Chase and
wife, at the Grenoble; DR.. p. ]. Parker
at the Breslin; ]. G. Traggeroh. at the
Grand Hotel
From Santa Rosa-E. r. Wright. al
the Murray Hill.
From Los Angeles--w. II. Auble. a,
the Victoria; G. L. Hanson and wife
at the Breslin; Miss Lindenfeld. mrs
r. Nettleton, at the Imperial; Miss L,
Smith, at the Navarro; w. j. Stackpole
at the Imperial.
From San Jose-Miss Saffen. ar Nh.
st. Denis.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19

BERKELEY, June 1s-wedding
bells are to chime in the early fall for
two of the university's best known and
best loved graduates, when Eugene
Hallett private secretary for Benjamin
Tde Wheeler, and Miss Gladys Meyer. a
brilliant member OF the class of 'O6,
will exchange vows and unite fortunes.
The news of Miss Meyers engagement
to Mr. Hallett is one of the most pleas
ing bits of society gossip that has
served for tea-table~ talk since the
earthquake and fire swept such dainty
topics from the minds of university
folk. Hallett is a Delta Epsilon man,
and congratulations have been show
cred on him since ii became known that
Miss Meyer is TO be his bride.
HaIlett was president of the class of
'05 in its senior year, editor of the
Blue and Gold in his Junior year, edi-
tor of Pelican, the college funny paper,
and holder of other offices Indicative
Of honor in university circles. Soon
after his graduation last year he was
offered the post OF private secretary.
to President Wheeler and accepted the
place. The regents advanced his sal
airy Of $3.50 a month five months after he
took the Office, signifying their appre-
citation OF his services. President
Wheeler having recommended his ad-
Vancem6nt.
Miss Meyer is q Kappa Kappa Gam
ma girl member OF the exclusive So
rority and noted throughout her col
iege career for success in directing
college activities. She was editor of
the women students edition of the
Pelican last year and prominent in the
councils of the "co-eds' who rule the
AFFAIRS OF the Associated Women Stu
dents. Miss Meyer was prostrated as
a result Of her hard work and exces
siye activity last spring, and was
obliged TO rest in an Oakland sani-
tarium for several months. She has
completely recovered, however, and is
now passing the summer months at a
mountain resort. q,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
MAKES ATTACK
On PENDLETON

OAKLAND, June 1S.-For his stand
in favoring the closing OF saloons in
this city during the shut down in San
Francisco, City Councilman b. III. Pen
dleton. member of a wholesale cigar
and tobacco firm of San Francisco, has
been attacked in the knights of the
Royal Arch Journal. The knights of
of liquor dealers. In notice publish
ed by the Journal the following ap-
pears:
All saloonmen and retail cigar deal-
ers take notice: Councilman B. III.
Pencleton was one of those who ad-
yocated voc TED, an. and voted to close saloons on
both sexes. He is a member of the
wholesale cigar firm of Horn & Co.
Then follows list of brands of goods
handled by the firm. The publication
has been referred to prominent officials
of the Knights of the Royal Arch. Ac-
tion looking toward reputation of
the article has been taken by them.
Counciiman Pendleton tonight received
word that written statement would
be made at once by the knights of the
Royal Arch officers:
Pendeton said tonight:
am very much aVerse to a discus
SION OF the matter, but as il is a sub
Ject of public notice in view OF the
Journals statement desire to say that
Colonel Theodore Gier and j. P Edoff
who hold high places IN the councils
of the knights OF. the Royal Arch, have
utterly repuciated the attempt to boy
cott me. No action such as the jour
nais statement contemplates can AFFECT
my attitude in the slightest. So far as
the liquor license question is con-
cerned, l have always handled each ap-
plication on Its merits. In not a few
cases where / believed men were un-
deservedly attacked / have stood by
Ehem. No one knows that better than
The leading men in. the knights of the
Royal Arch. / have no doubt that the
organization has no desire to go on
as has been made. No doubt the
reputation will close the incident.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
PALo ALTO WILL LEVY
SPECIAL TAX FOR SCHOOLS

PALO ALTO. June 1S.-The trustees
of the Palo Alto school district have
issued call for an election to be held
on June 90 to vote on the question of
leyying special tax for the repair of
school buildings and for other neces-
sary purposes. The amount required
is s25O0. The election will be held in
the grammar school building. Sylves-
ter Strong L. X. Mores and E. w. Mar
tin are the election offcers
A statement of the needs of the
school has been prepared by Trustee
Cramer and issued to the public 1t
shows that $1,000 is needed to repair
the Lytton-avenue building and $500
for the other buildings. The remain :
ing $1,000 will be needed to meet ex-
traordinary expenses for the next
school year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
THRoNGs SEEK AMusEaIrnNr

OAKLAND, June 1s.-The pretty and
tunefui Mascot" has won favor with
the crowds that throng Idora PARK.
1t started on a second weeks run to-
night
Amusement-lovers have much to
thank the Idora Park management for
in providing clean resort on so we'll
handled lines. The outdoor skating
rink engages hundreds of devotees of
the rollers.
How Baxter Butted In" a jolly COM
position Of mirth- producing incidents,
opened the week tonight at Ye Liberty
Theater. Interpolated specialties, a
chorus of pretty girls, and other lively
bits give zest TO the entertainment
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
DEATH OF MRS. WEBB PEARcE.

Pearce, wife of Webb n. Pearce, secre-
tary Of the Enquirer Publishing Com
pany, died yesterday. afternoon at the
Pearce residence. 3e6' Prospect avenue.
after a long illness. Mrs. Pearce was
80 years old. She had been prominent
in Oak Leaf Chapter, No. s. Order of
the Eastern Star, and in the Ladies'
Scottish Rite Club. Besides her hus-
band there survives a son, Lieutenant
Edward H. Pearce, u. S. A The fu-
neral viii be held from the family
residence at 2 O'clock tomorrow after
noon