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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-22
Futile Negro Efforts.

outlook is that the last assembly will be treated in the same way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-22

The negroes are trying to arouse en- thusiasm for Senator Foraker. They have begun a campaign to give him some of that the move will be productive of much fin the way of results other than to get them some small bit of advertising. Since the adoption of the new constitution they have been having very little say so in even the republican ranks. Anything that will give them a dash of the limelght is taken up at once. Foraker defended the Texas negroes whom the President dis charged. It Is a fact that the defense of the Texas rowdies has made the ne- groes who have spoken for them no friends either in Washington or at home.
 Capitol News Notes.
 News comes from Baltimore that Mrs. W alter b. seed, Who las been there some time i'll, is somewhat better. She has had two or three operations and now seems to be coming along fairly well.
 Justice Thomas Mcclellan of the su- preme court, has gone west for a few days. Mrs. Mcclellan is not very well and will spend few weeks in Colorado recruiting after a short illness.
 Gov. B. B. Conner, who mas been hunt ing in Mississippi, will be back in his office Monday.
 J. Craig Smith. president of the state convict board. is out of the city for a few days He will have a look at some of the mines where convicts are worked be- fore returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
NEW INTERPRETATIONS


OLYMPIA. MAJ - The following
corporation papers were filed vers
tsrday ~ the office Of the Heete
pany 81 Illinois
aefflfieata 20 increases - rapi
tai stock 81 rudahy Packing Com
panY .uf Illinois
Certificate 81 annexation % ter
rttefF 90 the city Of Wenatehes
Certificate Of annexation 81 ter
ritnfF % Meaf haai tie 80 result Of
special election May sa i9nf
New companies applied for papers
as follows The Christian church
~ Chureh % christ % Asetin The
Church - aod. ~ Felida, Clarke
County AuaeoFtsa Aurte Ne zf9.
Ffaterasi ofdsr - Eagles - E
williams incorporated. $4,000. ~
seattle. " ~ Lucas and y q VII
lfams d eiso ranktnH Company 90
Ksise. ttd.uoo. e. narstsim. h ~
Harlow. :. e Robertson. "a A.
white and Ira uire. Asme 1imhrr
Company. 81 seattle. g1t oee ~ 81
uarkNiil and ". a. Stewart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
AT EVERETT
,ssas special ssr,iss.p

NNEREff. MAJ q a discussion ~
DO EamhllnH question MAS Ca have
esfas tefofV the council last svenlnk
tHt "a az Informal conference it was
asclasd 10 deap She matter aHa leave
thc ISSUE a. the county authorities
ard % tacse who demand that the
law against samhliug hs ~nfarc~d
1hs nios cement f5f the closing - the
KanseH = Hsskiak ai44efahla head
way but thns far il has been kept
carefully uuHeF The surface A. ans
Hsat a. the eNuHfy authorities will he
the aniy esx however. in which tie
rufafmers ran effect results
Aeenrdins So Manager Frank New
man Everett wtil next year he iH
fhe NeslhwestsFH leaHu. Everett
wants league ball aua has aiwafs
nfexsn a gossd leasue teNn u i be
flowed tnat the league will - euiafK
"a nssi year aud that taen the smohe
ataeheFs winters nf the first North
vestera league pennant viii hsVr "a
trouble "a sscuriHa a freuehiss
a head-nu collision between ten
ffeight Trains yesterday morning west
- skykamiah an che 0evat Northern
railroad resulted in ths slight injury
"a thrre of fhr train crew, who we're
hfuHEht 60 the Everett hospital Ter
treatment Ths Injured men are jesse
flrilmsa. tifeuan l. flsWlnE
brakeman John MeCfanf engineer.
gsth trains we've damaged ~ thr
srnsshun sha traffic VAS DELAYED Tbs
susr ~ the wreck = pot capitalized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
THE MARKETS

Washington creamery butter was
sdsanerd 3 cents to-day maklng the
price az this product 70 c0nts per
pound. Commission merchants
thlnk that this vii be the prevail
Ing price for this class ~ huttsr COR
some weeks Eggs did not ehange
TO-DAY
There Vas a very small quantity
at straw berries GA Western sYcnue
tbs naoruing Several crates 81
lio0d Rivers sold uat early The
vegetable stock Nas Ear from being
The best and sold slow
salmon rcmsius at 10 cents per
pound with salmon trout rs cents
Per pound. This Il said 10 ~ q
hiFh price Tor ihls Fab At this time
% the year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

urfHfNauAM Nav rs A. Caae
q ciVii war veteran and = resident
&c sH# uaf orr ae taiHna. afnppai
dead IL church ehiia attending mr
niefiai services. liis aon - captain
~ The North rockingham fire Do
partmsnt Tie elaef rade was az
Ysnfs old ana same 90 the feaat
feeenffy from Michigan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

Today Opened the Great special
sale a the ploneer Plano houss
OF Slightly Used Pisnoa Finely
suhso 10 the Summer Home and
tire camp-Flns Chance for You
10 Secure Splendid Plano for Lit
tls Money. ard on tho Easy Terms
Tor Which the House Of highest
Quality ts kno~n--oooc upfi0hts
"a Low "a sifs--Fs~ Square
some Pianolss, Too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
AUBURN MAN DIES


AunuuN. MAY q Raymond t.
fiasaina died AZ the home ~ bis pa
fsaia. Mr aud ara. , II thaklnf, At
6 a'eioek iasf evening ~ hsmoffhAHs
81 tho brain. AGED = years. If had
been ili hUiY q few hours and Doctors
Merritt and Tayiaf did rvefyihins 90
rsliate hia suffering
The family moved here from cadoft.
VIE ore year ago Uhsfg bis fnthsf
fnf many years I'D largo lumber
business Ito vas a member - CO.
Hmbus Lodge No ~. J. q o. y ~
faasli VIE and the remains WI -
shiuned there far inteffHent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

The council passed tAa new an
stnssfs license Bits az the session
iast HiKut etth the provisions ss
tnef wsrv formerly and hunuf
whirh thars has been a Eand deaf
% discussion
livery engineer fanst have he'd
three frNra' rxunfteure nH have
serves 81 apprenticeship - ONE
ysar u boiler faetaF3 o. have
graduated rfum a sehoui where the
sfianea - steam boilers is taught
before tstns PLACED IN charge Of a
boiler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
WILL ACQUIT


WASHINGTON. MAJ s. OFT
sial aavieas have been received
here % the effect that the niue.
teen men Ia tail charged With cen
en.racy O. asaasainate President
Cabrera oI Guatemala viii not be
executed and the matter has been
sent q eaurt Tor revision Il IL
believed that the president 81
Guatemala viii send Instructions
a. ardult
Excitement Is intense ln that
country over the past attempts to
Nil Cabrera AMI this goNrtnment
T. watching every move with In
sef4sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
coSTRAer - IEr.

TIE contract for a rev frsp~cs
fsan boat FOR fhe a. s. engineer DE-
rartmenf has been ief 20 James
HALL. Eagie safhur The boat -
% BE completed IN nfuefv days ard
cost g. SEA 10 Wlil b. used mostly
s. tHe CUR ~ Georgia ZOE the in
spsetion ~ Fish traps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
rwrn .,rsur n,soaApn.

TIE petition 81 property owners
far the reHfsds ~ With avenue
from Msdissa a jackson Was fss
frrteI ~ the eeunetl iast niHht IA
the street aUmmittss. the EfAhth
ward councilman bains added q
the committee
a. viii vefy probably b. granted
At the nest council mseting. when
it a. srh~daisd 60 soms un again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
To 60 AROUND rae woa,D.

TIE Christian EHassvoF eemmif :
Tee - uus nrndiaM 70 places al
ever the weFit copies ~ the buls
ietin announcing the enminK con
vsntien m Seattle IN July H~er.s
taFy Carl - Reeves has prepared
en- iuvitstieh 70 al ChristiaH Nns
dsavefeFs 20 30 present ~ the con
Vsntfon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
Automobile Races

Tbs coming automobile thoN
and races ~ the Meada.s. Ma
a0-1f will - an event VI "A few
can afford % miss Cars ~ leave
First and Jackson alta. &c regular
Intervals fnsuFing ample accom-
modasioas FOR an The admission
b0c and Use "a very little for this
sort 81 a show -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

Seattle bankers have planned p
big excursion 90 victoria the elty
~ roses. Tor MemnfiHl daf, on TIE
pHtatlai steamer Indianapolis TIE
boat will leave Pier 81 $50 H
"a. and viii STRIVE a. Victoria 80
a'tlsrk natufnius tHe steamer
viii leave Victoria $50 that tie tfip
h0msaard viii be - moonlight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
souTu PANS SALOONS
Aun oINhS ttTnssEs.

Every South PARK saloon keeper
has come forward with hia $1,000
and he's asked Zen hnd received e.
license from Creator Seattle g.
continue hin business ut the ala
stand There are seven aaioauH
down nn the river and ihrY afn
All In shape 60 continue. the roun
ru last niHht hhKinA Hfantsd the
sauth Park IL set or in Il die
trfet hV ITSELF to be known as hlsf
triat so. IA the saloon limits
ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
TO PUT STOP TO
STEALING WATER


WAaiu NOTION. AaY > ralph
Williamson Vt Portland has been ap=
pointed assistant United states attof=
ney Tor the hasteFn district II ~ aahs
msfon "a csses nesdins imWudiata
stfgngioa IN connection With tho ensfas
ton ~ the Aanaf slide canal and sun
nYsida irrigation project M wis
iiamsan l. authorized a. institute In
Junction proceedings 50 restrain the
uniau M tatinE ~ wstrf from ths
sunnssids reaai az its istorais when
called uesn % Dc - b. the engineer
TN charge Of the Ruuuysiae teclAmss
lion praiert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

r,ssse-s wire Nsaf ua-raaks ~ go
sessti. tssfHah HuF baaks W tsn laaF
- $3.50. = 80 e., 90 -
sfet r ta~ g1st na8vh ~ essEs = S
llnf Aaftsaiifs So raHhaEs Wa
riaxsat rer e naf uateh
tssrtiess faHfaFrta. frsts Ok lfisa-e
tefas k4ueH o. At NsFssFed -. 81 "a
teas< fea SIS af'ifdeses 81 Hffus
esse ~ = = gaHsnlls " .as 2 -
ssas nsf crate ft sfara peppers
30 aas ~ fas.sehfra So ass asH
- tHh rs aHiaHrss ff aea
- sssss Y p - i-seaaa eoes-
Fragt.
grasses. fsnex. d sat -. ssssse. g 80
p hsrsHss fagss aEtN ssasa
81 ss .'ss sssss ? 's'', 6 as So z
fzies 80 alsa m# nauas aaa5ss PER
~ H 1sneF Nastm4 nnA Msnai
s.s..s sss.s. - - i.sss -
ffea 80 ha1 e 8 - sas eranaeFFtas. 80
- Es.0s sifaa t.sfssa. gfets. eaia
-n's - sss,e EN@ie n.y..
ExH.
s~l-zt rsuzA ear gsf "a "a sf-sa
fanrh 49, D. Aastsfas nates eFs6an
Butter a.a eAsx.s.
vs.sfssssa cfeamssY eatt-f 81 r. ~
s sss.ss s ..s. - IS sso,.s 80 49,. -
rsas8 An1sTies isss Hasa~xsr pef is
- So cream tflek sassss. ees ~ "a
hssa s~tss n IS. ftilasnaes. u. iss1
Peattry.
~. fv- saFssfs s@r IS xua9s srvssef
II. .tH-sr. ave 9a. - ID nc. fasasttrA -
lave sse~s.
ws,s-r- ~ p ;a7es 49, pr g. =
calves. ~ ~ ssases. lassss. ~ Is. -
Lime ara c~mvns.
pprtfant zsusat. lzsssssFf. - ST = 3.
Fextiard ssaFas NatfnFnsa- Prs %. = r.
Fish
s4heenrr halfnat 81 ia. ftB1se ssseres
= ~ satiss sslHssH t-ass ~ - %
s4fsaaa. - tx 60 = safs u fe
saes. = - ga 81 Eassfu skfu=
eNt 9 a. rams apes O.. crabs. ias q siis
g - sra1P~FE tees. aise.s psr saeN
- - e ss ,,..ss e. - -
= = - = 4
Mezt.
steer. r=s ~ fa1ges ears - r4stss
20. RI ~ = ag 80 sl y, .,s - =
nav saa F.~astsff.
Eastern Nnsanktas asaathH tas fss3a
rarsf Aoaat ten ~ affaHa taus 80
80. ~ - -. vtele s.sa 80 -
nsest tnr. lsHM mlla1Hss. taa. tafgH
~ ssks 81 san 81 bras rsf -. 81
sharss De- tea i1t# ahcsFei fset. trn
ties. cats -. f4a sasat. SO. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
aANY LICENSES oRANrfaD.

Az told there wefs fifteen sa-
i8eH licenses introduced Tor action
- the council last niHht. TIRE ma-
iosfty heluA renewals Seventeen
licenses were GRANTED Thia rFpfe
saofs Isl 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
Hosiery Sale.

Women's Hiark ase aad ace
Iarr iials Hess 1sr--Faat
black lace ilsie stne kings Dr.
boot and ail-gFef patterns. have
double heels and toes ard afas-
tir tops every pair splendid
value az the regular price. aar
Or 3aE choice tom0r- a.
row 81 only ttts=ts t...ts4s @tbk
Children. lie BLACK Cat
fsar fnfs--ffaaVF ribbed Black
Cat stor kings for haVr and POS
girls. nit sizes. with dnuhla
nnfia and toes and triple knees
great ise values special Co
morrow a. az
pair .a..as. NV9
Chiidren's White Lisie Hose
2n~@ThHaa are fine ribbed
stockings ard come IN mercer
ized. lace and plain. have
double heels and toes 2En
price stt.t..s ..s.. ts..ttss sH~ps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
Mems Spring Suits

Mems Spring Suits, black and blue cheviots. sin
gle or double breasted. made up to sell for 81. 80
70 $3.50; Blockade Sale price. ... 1915
Mems Spring Suits in fancy club checks. all wool
worsteds. black clay worsteds, blue serges.
hand padded shoulders, made up to sell for
$1,000 to $500; Blockade Sale price $3.50
Mems Spring Suits in the nobbiest weaves and
colors, also plain blacks and blues silk lined.
single or double breasted. Made up TO sell for
$3.50 10 $500; Blockade Sale price S7.75
Mems Spring Suits. large variety in single and
double breasted styles. in all wool worsteds.
black thibets fancy worsteds fancy mixed
oheviots and serges. made up 10 sell for Sl80O
and 5000: Blockade Sale price. $50. $685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
CLOTHING
SPECIALS.
Great Railroad Blockade
Sale

We have too much clothing on hand and We
want to get rid of il, because we need the money
TO pay our debts. We have got to get the money
and that is the reason why we will give you such
bargains in clothing. Remember this stock is all
brand new and bought for this spring business.
Plenty of bargains ali over the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
The Summer Home
in Sight

~ ORDER TO De M TttE SWIM
THIS YEAR YOU MUST HAVE
MUSIC DURING the vAcA-
TtOk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
Mica r-ssr~ss.s Fe@.a D-.a.

NEENAtt. Wis Nay Is 4 ~
GILBERT a millionaire paper manu-
lecturer vas tound deed IN bed
5 Yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
ORE AT ONE HALF PRICE.
Hammock Sale.

sz-tn tfsmnoska ~ RtRs-A
good raaNaa hHHHwnak Uata uf
tHe beet hand spun three Ply
yarn. De- tH tmNaHa Wide ara aA
inches tors hHH Hiilau ana
eHFeadar aud fs-iuNh FaaanrF.
regular price tzta. co. "a OsR
HnFtnN 60 s.sasH. s4.a - 500
FAfh IfRmmneks ~ az.ps a
HfrHHE. heavy hammock made
ffurH V HiHaH- woven canvas. iH
fwiil effect Elise. 1sass inches.
has large tEffed throw "a
niiiuW ard aureadnf ana 1asfnch
valance. reRnlaf FticfG I'D 0Q
" ~. VurHiAE .aHtss 3GsVD
saaa sad $500 tlsnstnaeks.
ta.us Large beautiful Ham
5nnekH tn HffthfnF FuiaF enn4
h8nAfinra. stsra tznta inehcs.
wlth large tuttnd throw back
niil0H fancy taHaeaH foot
HHfeaitf and lfeinsth vnfaHre.
regular prices fttH ard ssea
earh# rnH. Ia tomorrow Al 40
e. eHi8 t+s#.tasts WOaOb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
Drug sundrics.


re Csstiie seap, ize-farra
- pouad bars 81 kifka pure
white CASTLE SCAT oar great
special Hf tau a has. oa aRn
hAIa tomorrow az a...a. HEb
fae msnuen'. Taieuu Powder.
ftr--=finfafed or violet THiHam
Powder. sure cnfe Tor sun-
burn. an indispensable toilet
sr,isle REGULAR l'e. &c
si.oe nsrp,eta.. 7ae lafDs
800 taftlef ~ Herul6ida hhIf
tonic - kills the dsndrutf
g, mes. .ossia' ......... 79C
rte fses Powder ipe-id'a7.
Ine Pace Powder in wanted
shades "a perfect article for
tire toilet TIE haH sou are
y tee habit u paFina fQr
Hiek.eeker'- cola cream. ips
=-NuthiuE better far uuHhHfu or
So drive aWaN fire wrinkles 81
% cure rhaureH or FHgEhrued
s ssia. "rEs iar ACC
zoe wulaw Toilet water. sas
An eH4uialtrlF reffumrd hHh
Krade toilet article always sold
regularly At itH. special Ene
price tomorrow ..H..s4t VVS
soc Niuew toId Cream, gao
EFrrf lnaf should have this
article en- hsr dresser a mas
nifierut mHHEaHo trcsm. reEu-
. .1, 9siie' '.. ''s 25c
Atmaad Cream. 2sr--A foms
plHTion hehutifirr and pfes
ffutlVa OF snHhurn aHd Wrfus
kira. unusually Enud nEr
pure article. special GStI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

Infants Goats One Third OFF.
sample o two aiiksl IN
styles siN years Made Of fine cash
and henrotaH mostly in cream and white with
cuffs and collars On sale onethd of
regular prices
$3.50 ....... S235 $500 Goats At 1888
1850 Coats $500 $3.50 Coats At S5.8S
g. Coats 30 $500 Coats g 90
$3.50 Coats $500 1000 Coats AZ So go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
s1OO Isle Gloves, zoe.

Muuen's ntsek Iiafe GLOVES
In the 10 button length Those
are the good quality that al
WaFH sells "a Ti.0a % pair We
have all sizes Tamnfs @gAc
rows special price VIII be g "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
Infants Goats. One. Third OF.

Silk Flags Unmounted In Al Sizes, at e 70 5000.
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Hats
Furnishing Goods

2sc Mems Atwood Sox. .................1 Oe
$l5o and 500 Mems Golf Shirts Blockade
Sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DOC
500 dozen Mems Black and White Working
Shirts. Blockade Sale price ......... 35f
President Suspenders ....................35
SOC Mems Balbriegan Underwear Csc
Sl00 Mems Atwood Balbriggan Underwest
Blockade Sale price ...................o ve
These arc just few of the many bargains thai
we give you at this great sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28
TRY MocARrHY's FIRST
Summer Waists, Salts and SKIRTS Special Ton1oroqu

Thursday holiday marks the real beginning Of
t don yours q
goods you need preparation The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-28

Tho above fiAgs are all mounted on
sticks
Cotton Bunting FLAGS. aize
2t&Nt feet, unmounted. fQn
fHgh -s.. s+stzs .ssrs tVN
Cotton BantlnF FlaEs. aiEe 0Qc
fE6 feet. each .s..-....., JOI
Silk Flags. mounted on Staffs,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-09
STATE FEDERATION
 IN SESSION HERE Labor Delegates Are Gath cred Here to Dispose of Their Annual Business Open Session Tonight.
FIFTY ARE PRESENT
President j. F. Gray of Little Rock Presiding Over Meeting-COmmit- tees Appointed This Morning Other Business.

The State Federation of Labor is holding it's annual meeting in Pine Bluff today. The sessions will con- tinue for four or five days. during which time it is expected that much business of importance to labor unions throughout the State will be discuss ed and disposed of. The sessions are being held at Red Mems hall Fourth avenue and Pine street. President j.. r Gray of Little Rock is presiding and about fifty delegates, representing various unions in the state alr pres ent. More delegates will arrive to- night and tomorrow
 An open meeting will be held to- night at Odd Fellows hall under the auspices of the Trades and Labor Council of this city. Mayor w. L.. Toney will make the address of well come, which will be responded to by Secretary l.. H. Moore of Little Rock Senator H. K. Toney and E. J. Kerwin will also speak
 At the opening session this morn ing the call for the convention was read and approved and ether details preparatory to getting down to busi- ness' were arranged. A motion pre- vailed for the chairman to appoint the credentials, press, rules and or der of business committee, which was done. The committee on credentials includes J. Watts, Robert Guerin and s. A. Pierson John Morgan was named as the chairman of the commit tee on rules and order of business. In the press committee are c. c. Cal vert, H. F. Dodge and L. H. Moore. . Pending the reports of the various committees the Federation adjourned until l o'clock, when the reports were read.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-09
DOCTOR M'KINNEY
 DIED SUNDAY NIGHT

Doctor J. G. Mckinney, formerly one Of the most popular practitiOn- CTS in Southeast Arkansas, died last night at the home of his daughter Mrs. J. E. Daniels, NO. 1702 Cherry street. He was 57 years old and was sick for many months, having retired from his professional business several years ago because of ill health. He was a kind hearted energetic citizen in early years and had many friends throughout this section who will re- gret to learn of his death. Among his other relatives is daughter, Mrs. J. Frank Head, wife of the former cash. fer of the Merchants and Plant,.s bank The funeral took place from the family residence this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock and was largely at tended. The services were conducted by Reverend J. s. Rogers of the Ohio Street Baptist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-09
.LL0YD'S STORE
 |S BURGLAR|ZED Thieves Entered and Robbed Downtown Store While Policemen Were Supposed to Re Walking Beats
VALUA ABLES TAKEN
Charge Made That "Goppcrs" Are Sleeping Instead of Attending to Their Duties at Ni@ht-Many Re- cent BureIarieS Reported.

While patrolmen were supposed to be walking their beats on Main street carly Sunday morning, burglars en- tered and robbed the ammunition and gun store of J. T. Lloyd and Company on Main street, near Fourth avenue. Valuable guns, revolvers and other articles were taken and it will be a difficult matter to ascertain how much goods were carried away.
 Among the articles stolen was d fine Remington, automatic, repeating shotgun, Browning make, belonging to Doctor E. II. Gallagher The gun was in the store to be cleaned. It is valued at $1J0 and was only recently purchased by Doctor Gallagher It has gold name plate, bearing Doc tor Gallagher's initials "B. II. C." underline handle No little ammuni- tion was taken with the weapons.
 The thieves entered the store after breaking the skylight in the center of the roof of the building. They low cred themselves into the place with a rope and when the employees of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-09
WHITE WOMAN WAS
 AMONG OFFENDERS

Many offenders were up before His Honor," Judge J. R. Stewart, in the city police court this morning, and all of them received their just de- serts. Luther Gilbert, a negro, was fined $100 for carrying a pistol, and l.. T. Kutchback, a peddler, was fined 8 for peddling without a license, Es- sic Haire, one of the two white women who was sent from this city some months ago to the CrittentOn home at Little Rock. and afterwards left the Home, declaring it was too quiet for them, was fined 8 for being drunk and down. No few defendants were fined for drunkenness and disOrderly conduct.
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 store opened the place this morning they found the rope hanging there. There is no other clue to the guilty parties
 The theory is advanced by the off
 cers that Na&rants committed the burglary and that they are preparing 10 operate in this city with highway robberes. hold-ups and other crimes during the winter season. Several robberies have been committed re- gently ill the downtown district and the charge is being made that some of the police are enjoying maps in stead of walking their beats as they should be doing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-09

chant in Brooklyn and amassed q comfortable fortune with which he returned to Hartford in 1872 He later became president of the Etna
 Life Insurance Company and was mayor Of Hartford until 1SSS and served as governor of his state from 1889 until 1893. Fhe Burlleleys make their home in Hartford
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CAPT. N. T. ROBERTS
 ONE OF COMMITTEE

Maj. Gen. James H. Berry, con- mander of the Arkansas division of the United Confederate Veterans, has issued a special order appointing a visiting committee for the Confeder- ate Home. The order follows: "Spe- cial Order No. 1. The Board of Di- rectors of the Confederate Home, hay ing requested that the division con- mander appoint a visiting committee for the Confederate Home, l hereby name as such committee for the cur rent year, 1907-0S, Gen. N. T. Rob- erts, Pine Bluff; Col Asa Morgan, Camden; Judge J. s. Thomas, Claren- don; Gen. B. w. Green, Little Rock, and Col. B. H. Crowley, ParaSould.
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ATTORNEY SICK
 CASE GOES OVER

Owing to the illness of Attorney W. B. Sorrells, who was employed to defend Robert Lynch, young white man charged with murder in the first degree, the case was postponed today in the circuit court. MT. Sorrells is not seriously ill, but will be able to be in court tomorrow. The case may be called at that time.