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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-08-06
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED BY OUR
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
REPU BLICAN.

A much needed rain would be great
help to crops now.
w. A. Ward was transacting business
in Conway since our last.
The protracted meeting at the Mis-
sionary Baptist church will continue all
this week. Rev. Allen Talley of Pope
county are helping conduct the ser
vices.
!. Q. Duncan attended the grand
rally of the Farmers Union at Conway
last Friday.
E. S. Henderson is out peddling this
week for H. J. Mobbs.
Isaac Palmer was in Conway last
Friday on professional business.
Rube Brown and wife attended the
holiness meeting at Springfield last
Sunday.
/. G. Williams, our school teacher,
visited home folks at Shady Grove yes
terday.
Miss Minnie Bailey of Conway is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
CLAY Williams worked on house TOP
for his brother Jessie last week on the
Horseshoe mountain.
Canning fruit is the order of the day
with the women in this vicinity.
Homer Belote and sisters of Happy
Valley visited relatives here Friday and
SATURDAY.
A few from here attended the Baptist
meeting at Shady Grove last week.
Ira Armstrong is reported very sick al
this writing.
Tom Lane of Little Rock is up visit
ing his father and mother and other
relatives this week.
]. w. Scott was in Conway transactine
business last Friday.
Joe Nichols and wife of Shady Grove
attended the Baptist meeting here Sun
day night. -.
/. P. Palmer started his syrup mill
here Monday morning. Now we will
have some Sweetness"
Hugh Duncan and Tom Edwards wen
to Heber last week on business.
w. ]. Castleberry attended the Farm
ers Union rally at Conway last Friday
DR.. Dawson of Shady Grove was II
our midst last Saturday on business.
After two weeks visit among rela
tives and friends here L. N. Lee anc
wife left for England, which is to be
their future home.
Thomas Lyons was in Conway one
day last week transacting business.
Ano
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STOPPED EROM WORK.

Eufaula, Ala, Mr.. Geo. f. Williams
of this place was stopped from work
with a severe pain in his side with fire.
quent occurrences of attacks. At such
times he could scarcely urinate at all.
He writes: "a friend gave me sample
of Smiths Kidney Remedy, of which
took three doses, after which passed a
stone the size of a pea and felt instant
relief; later passed two more stones. 1t
has been FIVE months now and l have
had no pain since" soc and SI.oo per
bottle, at Nelson Drug Co.
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ROCKY GAP.

c. A. Simmons and wife of Simmons.
Vile was here Sunday.
Prof. Perry and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday in Conway.
Jno. Turner is keeping house for An.
drew Jarrett.
DIR. Muse and wife were pleasant call
ers here Sunday.
Fine rains here this week and cotton
looking fine.
J. +. Raney went to Conway last sat
urday.
+. T. Hughes is doing some work on
the residence of X. Hayden.
Protracted meeting will begin at Provi-
dence Saturday night with Alex Nc
Pherson in charge. Everybody come
out and help to make the meeting big
success. Aug. 4.
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CHINQUAPIN.

Weather hot but not dry as common
as we have been having some little
showers here of late.
John Brakebill and wife were in oul
midst last week.
T. L. Tucker dug cellar for E. J.
McCracken last week.
Miss Myrtle Mobbs visited her sister
here Saturday night.
The women are busy canning peaches
and drying them. The peaches are fine
in this section.
7. A. Satterwhite worked for ]. S.
Mobbs at Greenbrier Friday.
T. P. Spears and family have returned
from White county.
Tom Hankins and wife were seen
passing through here yesterday.
Aug. 4
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
L. 5. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Notice is hereby given that James Parham
of Holland, Ark. who, ON December 7. 1905,
made Homestead Entry No. 27214 Serial, No 04o,
for south half southwest quarter Section 20
Township NORTH Range u West, 5th Prin-
eipal Meridian, has filed notice of intention to.
make Final Commutation Proof, to establish
claim 20 the land above described, before 7. II.
Hartle, Clerk Of Fauls ner County, Ark, at Con-
way. Ark. on the % day Of August. 1908. Claim
ant names as witnesses: l.. w. Ripple, of Hoi-
land Ark James Harmon, OF Holland. Ark.
w. l.. Ripple, Of Holland, Ark; II. W. Parham
of Holland, Ark.
II. H. MYERS,
's-H Register.
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CHADWICK.

Raining this morning. Crops are
damaged considerably however, on ac-
count of the recent dry drouth.
There is some sickness at present.
Miss Fannie Vanghter of Conway re-
turned home Saturday after a week S
visit here.
The protracted meeting commenced at
Antioch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson visited Mr..
and Mrs. Smith yesterday.
]. NJ. Jeffries and wife spent a few
days last week visiting in Vilonia and
Cabot.
Johnnie Jones returned home Satur-
day from Oklahoma, where he has been
at work. Aug. 3.
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MOUNT OLIVE.
Aug. )

We had nice rain here Monday.
J. l.. Morgan went to Beryl Saturday
on business.
l.. A. Jones went to town Monday and
purchased new buggy.
NJ. B. Wright visited w. Allen Satur-
day night.
Pink Green and family visited near
Satllo Sunday.
w. /. Henderson visited near Engle-
side Sunday.
Hello, Chadwick; come on with more
news.
NJ. B. Wright went toConway Monday
on business. Aug 4.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Department TOT the InttrlOr.
L. 5. Land Office at Little Rock Ark.
July e, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that william N Car
ter, OF Cabot, Ark, who on Sept II, 1901, made
Homestead Entry No. 24862, Serial No.
600, for northeast quarter, section 30. township
north, range IL west. fifth principal meridian
has filed notice of intention to make final FIVE
year proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before Register and Receiver of U. S.
Land Office, at Little Rock, Arkansas, on the
8th day OF September, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses: Geo. w. KEEL
ley of Cabot, Ark; James c. Cook of Vilonia,
Ark Marion w. Cole OF Vilonia, Ark. James
Robinson OF Vilonia, Ark.
49, st II. H. MYERS, Register.
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HAMLET.

We are having plenty of rain now and
crops are looking fine.
Quite number from here attended
the picnic at Conway last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Barnett OF Texas
are visiting here this week.
Claude and Wilba Dobbins OF Barring
Cross are here for few days visiting.
l.. Wilkinson of Mississippi is here
the guest of Z. ". J. Wilkinson.
There is a protracted meeting being
held at Graham's Chapel. The crowds
are large and the behavior exceptionally
good. Aug. 4.
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Beyond Expression.

@. W. Farlowe, East Florence, Ala, writes :
For nearly seven years l affl icted with a
form OF skin disease which caused an almost
unbearable itching. ! could do neither work
rest or sleep in peace. Nothing gave me per-
manent relief until tried Hunts Cure. One
application relieved me; one box cured me,
and though year has passed, / have stayed
cured. am grateful beyond expression"
Hunts Cure is a guaranteed remedy for air
itching diseases Of the skin. Price SOC.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department OF The Interior.
L. ). Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
June Is, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Henderson L.
Thompson, OF Conway, Ark, who, ION June IS,
1908, made Timber and Stone Application No. -
for SEk Of SEH, Section O. Township N,
Range II W, Sth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final Timber tand
stone proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before J. H. Hartje, county clerk of
Faulkner county Arkansas. at Conway, Arkan-
sas, on the 10Th day OF August, 1908
He names witnesses w. T. Seweli, of
Conway. Ark, James Houston of Conway Ark. -
VIM. Long OF Conway, Ark J. ". Thompson of
Conway, Ark. H. II. MYERS,
44-9 Register.
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The life current that flows through
your nerves, very much as electricity
follows wire, is nsrve force. If you
feel run down, have no ambition, no
strength, no disposition to exert your
self, incapable of concentrating your
mind or of thinking consecutively, are
nervous, irritable, easily excited, it is
time to take Smiths Nerve Restorer
SI.oo. Guaranteed by Nelson Drug Co.
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Do You Itch?

If So YOU know the sensation is not agree
able one, and hard to cure unless the proper
remedy is used.
Hunts Cure is the King of all Skin remedies.
1t cures promptly any itching trouble known.
No matter the name or place. One application
relieves-ope box absolutely guaranteed to cure.
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WARNING ORDER.

John Kirspel, Plaintiff
Thomas Lipscomb and
Annie i.ipscomb, Defendants
In the Faulkner Chancery Court
The defendants Thomas Lipscomb and Annie
Lipscomb are warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days. and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff John Kirspel.
This Sth day Of August, 1908.
A. NJ. LEDBEITER, Clerk.
G, W BRUCE, Solicitor for Plaintiff Scat
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other chill remedies have sprung up, flour
ished for brief season, then passed away
even from memory-but for twenty long years
Cheatham's Chill Tonic has been in the field OF
action The reason is simple. 1t has merit.
1t actually cures chills and levers while the
majority of others merely promise TO- one DOL
tie guaranteed to cure any one case.
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The Plain Plucker.

If burn or bruise affl lets you rub it on, rub
il on,
Then before you scarcely know it all the trouble
will be gone.
For an aching joint or muscle do the same,
1t extracts all pain and poisons plucks the
the stings and heals the lame.
Hunts Lightning Oil does it.
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Have You Chills?

1t cured your Pa and also your Ma of chills in
the long ago and it will cure you now. 1t has
been tested by time and its merits have been
proven. We guarant ed one bottle to cure any
one case of chills. If it fails your money is
cheerfully refunded and its name is Cheat
hams Chill Tonic.
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WARNING ORDER.

Mrs. sue Davenport et al, Plaintiffs
Mrs. Lula Sloan. ct al. Defendants
In the Faulkner Chancery Court.
The Defendant Mrs Lula Sloan is warned to.
appear in this Court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the Plaintiff Mrs. Sue
Davenport Ct al
This 22nd day Of July. 1908
A. NJ. LEDBETrER, Clerk
gro. CLARK, Attorney for Plaintiffs. 48.4t
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08
KILLED BY GAS
Six Mine Workers Dead and Eight
-r7t- others IN Critical Condition.

" . . faf = &. q
Six Mine Workers Dead and Eight
Others IN CrfticaI Condition.
CHEYENNE.w June 7,-six men
are dead. eight others are in critical
condition.. and thirty more are tenn
porarlly confined to their homes by
gas poisoning, suffered in the Gold
King mine at Gladstone. On Thursday
night fire destroyed the engine house
of the mine and also the shaft hous>.
The two buildings were near the doors
of the main shaft. and to prevent the
spread Of the flames and smoke to the
mine. these doors were closed tempo-
rarily. The men working the night
shift in the mine were informed OF the
conditions onaathc surface. and in
structed to Withdraw. When the flames
had been extinguished three men failed
to come out Efforts to rescue them
We're made. The first to enter returned
In haste and informed those in waiting
that the mine was filled with foul air.
Two rescue parties were formed. and
groups OF five by means of the cleo
trio elevator. The air generated by
the motion OF the elevator had cleared
the atmosphere in the shaft so that
but little discomfort was experienced
there. Soon after, score or more Of
rescuers had entered the mine. some
of those last in appeared at the foot
OF the elevator shaft carrying the un-
conscious forms of rescuers who had
succumbed to the noSious air. Later a
party reached the surface. bringing the
dead body of Victor Erickson, and the
almost lifeless bodies Of John Sumston
and Otto Johnson, the three men whose
absence caused the necessity for rescue
work. The others who perlshed or
were injured were OF the rescue parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08
STORM AND FLOOD
TOrnndO Cuts Path Through Iowa
'rOwn--Dn image From Water.

CHARLES CITY, IOWA. June t.
A tornado struck Charles City this
evening. deinolishing about 200 build
ings of various sizes and killing w.
II. Beck and child. Three children
are reported missing. The path OF
the storm was about ten rods wide
and ten miles long Telephone wires
arc down and details as to the destruc-
,tion wrought in the country arc
meagre.
Tho tornado started three miles
southeast of towni tearing down farm
houses and barns. and kill.Sg many
head of stock. 1t struck the south
west part OF Charles City. blowing
Il path through to the northeast side
and spent itself few miles from
town. :,
Many had warning Of the approach.
ing tornado and sought safety in cy-
clone cellars.
Barns were carried several blocks
trees were torn up by the -oots. and
In some instances. l,eaved through
buildings. Water was lifted from the
channel OF the river, which flows
through the town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08
VETERANS GATHERING
Reunion city Mas. of Flag. and

Reunion City Mass OF Flags and
BrRs11ssHAM. Iunt1nE. ALA. June 7-B,r.
mingham Is a mass Of bunting and
flags o-night in honor Of the Con-
federate veterans. whose annual re-
vii BEGIN here on Tue7day @ and
eral committee has prepared for 3o.-
900 visitors. and it is believed that
fully this number will be on hand.
The extra trains began to conc in
coaches crowded to the doors. Among
the first to arrive was General Tyler,
head Of Forests Cavalry Corps.
The street and building. decorations
seen in Birmingham. Twentieth Street
has been made an esplanade OF bunt.
ing and flags and all the big sky
scrapers are decorated from top to bot
tom, presenting a unique and plctur-
Capital Park, which is near the CEN
tire OF the city will be made a general
rendezvous for renewing acquaintances.
Immense srandstands have been erect
officers will review the floral parade
on "Wednesday and the veterans pa,
rade on Thursday. At the State Fair
Grounds mas been erected a temper.
airy hotel at which 1000 veterans will
be cared for absolutely free.
Already many OF the sponsors and
! maids have arrived and the social fea-
lures of tine reunion will be notable.
Naturally, the reunion will be the
occasion for numerous small reunions
One of these will be that OF the Son;
of Veterans. which will continue fol
| three days. Other affairs will be the
lscciationy tho Confederate Chofrs; the
Surgeons of the Confederacy. the Con.
federate Nava: Veterans. the New Yorl,
Veterans, The JEFF. Davis Memorial AS
sociation, the Wheeler Corps and the
kA!abama Eeterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08
MAN JUMPED AND
is BADLY HURT
Other Passengers Kept Seats and
Escaped With Small Cuts and
Bruises - Excessive Heat
Caused Rails to EN-
rand-1'raffic
Delayed.
Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l
-~lNTON w VA Z. Illnn z Che

II.
= YISTON, w VA June 7.-Ches-
apeake and Ohio passenger
train, No 8, the f. F. ". Linn
II tied, from New York to Gin
cinnati and Louisville. was
wrecked twice to-day on the Hinton
Division. At s:15 o'clock this morning
the train was derailed at Whitcomb.
one mile east OF Ronceverte, w. Va,
the engine, tender and first six cars
leaving the track. The cause OF the
derailment is not known. No defects
were found in the engine or the track.
The train was running about thirty-fye
miles an hour. None OF the cars turned
over, and no one was injured. Pas
ssngers were transferred, with delay
of four hours.
The Second Wreck.
The second derailment occurred at
McKendree, about twenty-five miles
west of Hinton, at 2:35 p. NJ, and was
caused by what is known as "buckling'
of the track under the train, excessive
heat causing the rails to expand. The
engine and first four cars passed over
the track all right, but the four sleep
ers and dining car, on the rear. were
derailed. The cars did not turn over,
and no passengers were injured TO
any great extent, although two or
three received cuts and bruises. One
OF the passengers hurt is Miss Anna
Davidson. of Washington, D. c., who
was painfully bruised. An engineer
named James Malone, who was riding
In one of the sleepers jumped out OF
the window when his car first left the
track, and had an arm broken and a
leg bruised, in addition to probable
internal injuries. He was removed to
the hospital at McKendree, and his
condition is regarded as critical.
One Of the tracks was cleared at
P. NJ, and passengers were transferred
to other cars. and continued on theil
journey, after three and half hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08
SHOOTS PHYSICIAN DOWN
Nurse Declares New York Doc
#A tor Had WronEed Her.

Trained Nurse Declares New York Doc
tor Had Wronsed Her.
NEW YORK. June. 7.--After lying.
in wait tor nearly nine hours. Sara h
Konet, a .,oung Russian trained nurse.
shot and killed DIR. William Auspitz.
physician. In the vestibule OF an
apartment house tonight. The woman
surrendered herself 10; rne police. de-
claring that she had shot the ply
stefan because he had wronged her.
DR.. Auspitz was a married man and
conducted sanatorium. Miss konet,
according TO information obtained by
the police. called up Dr.. .Auspitz's Of
.f1ce by telephone at noon to-day, and
giving. another name. requested that
the physician call at her home on
West One Hundred and Thlrty-flfth
Street. Miss IIonet was formerly em-
ployed by Dr. Auspitz as q nurse. She
waited on the stoop until tonight.
the police say, when the physician
drovesup in his carriage. Not recog-
nizing his former nurse, Dr.. Auspitz
walked past her and entered the vestt- :
tbule. Miss Konet followed and closed
the glass front door, Patrick O'Hara,
a witness. states that the woman lew
eled revolver at the physicians head
and fred. The bullet passed through
the neck, and DIR. Auspitz fell. Witness
told the e.police that the nurse walked
down the stoop. then retraced her
steps and, pointing the revolver at
the breast OF the physician. sent a
bullet through his heart.
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TALK or HARRISON,
May lie Picked by Democrats for See
OMd pIncc On ,rlckctA.

OHd P1ncc on Tickets.
WASHINGTON, u. c., June 7.--The
public bereabouts. at least. has
80 we'll settled In Its mind who arc -
be the opposing candidates for Presl-
dent of tile two great parties that at
ttntion Is now mainly directed TO
speculation as to who VIII be second
man with Taft and who Will be chosen
running mate with Bryan. There are
few people who venture prediction
against the nomination OF either of
these candidates; wherefore speculation
as to the chief standard bearer Of
either party is at,a low ebb. Inter-
es. In the Chicngo convention and the
Denver convention is centred in tie
candidate for vIcc-Presiden', as far
AS concerns tho ticket.
Judging by sentiment as expressed
by leading Democrats In Congress be-
fore the Adjournment and from ex
prcssions OF those still In the city. IT
is certain that Francis Burton Harri-
sen. representative from the Sixteenth
New York District Will como pretty
close to being nominated for Nicc-
President at Denver. Hardly another
name has been mentioned for tile
honor among Democrats here. Dozens
of prominent Democrats, including
Minority Leader John Sharp Williams,
Champ Clark, Of Missouri, Frank
Clark. OF Florida, secretary to the
Don >cratic Congressional Committee,
Howard and Lee OF Georgia; Clayton
and Underwood, OF Alabama. Pujo AMI
Broussard, Of Louisiana, Cooper and
Slayden, OF Texas: Reid and Brun.
didge. OF Arkansas. Gill and Talbot.
Of Maryland, and others who might be
named have greeted with pleasure and
warm Endorsement the suggestion ot
Harrison as the Democratic candidate
for Vlce-President.
The Harrison family has bcen one
OF the most distinguished OF Virginia.
His father. the late Burton y. Harri-
son. was secretary to President JEFF
ferson Davis, OF the Confederate States,
and was imprisoned in solitary con-
finement for nine months in a North
crn prison. He married in New York,
after the war. Constance Carey, of Vir-
ginia, one OF three brilliant sisters
known as the Carey 1nvincibles.'
The young ladies made battle flags
from the silk OF their gowns and sang
My Maryland when it was heard for
the first time at General Beanre CARDS 5
headquarters. Born of pure Southern
stock In New York City ti,irty-five
years ago. Francis Burton Harrison,
with what he has already accomplish
ed and with the fine-grained stamina
of manhood that Is in him, whatever
may come of the Denver convention.
Is sure OF very high honors at the
hands of the Democratic party.
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SHOT HIMSELF AND
FELL OUT WINDOW
Dying Man Plunged to the
Ground and Expired on
Way to Hospital.
USED COCAINE TO
STEADY HIS AIM
Held Police at Bay Six Hours
and Fired at Pedestrians and
Into Homes OF His Neigh
bors-Was Labor
ing Under De
lusion.

YASEI1NGTOS, ". u. JUNO -
After holding the police at
wv bay for six hours. DR.. Jo-
Wv seph Poshisiel, an employe
OF the Pension OfIice, shot
himself through the brain this morn
Ing while insane. Laboring under
deiusion that an attempt was being
made to murder him. he fired at PEE.
dcstrians and into the homes of his
neighbors, and when the police came
he reloaded his pistol and fired upon
them. preventing their near approach
to the house. Altogether he fired about
fifty shots in this way, none of which,
however. took effect.
Before arming himself Poshtsiei
passed his three little children through
the second-story window to persons in
the adjoining house. His wife re-
nained with him. endeavoring to quiet
him, but becoming alarmed when he
opened fire on the policemen. she fled
and Joined her children in the neigh
'bor's house.
AT the time he shot himself Poshisiel
was sitting in the second-story window
OF his home. He first rolled up his
sleeve and injected cocaine in his arm
to steady himself for the fatal shot.
He plunged forward to the ground and
died on the way to the hospital.
DR.. Poshisiel came to Washington
from Wisconsin about eighteen years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-08
STEAMER is HALTED
F. G. Bailey and Crew Are Placed I'm

F. G.. Bailey md Crew Are Placed Un-
der Arrest.
NEW YORK. June ia cable mes
sage was received in this city late to-
night from Honduras, stating that +.
G. Bailey and the crew OF the steamer
Goldsboro had been arrested there at
the request Of the United States gov
ernment. Bailey is said to have taken
a large amount of goods obtained, 1t
is charged under false pretenses, while
acting as the head of the Export
shipping Company, of New Jersey.
loaded them on the Goldsboro, an old
sailed. The steamers arrival was re-
ported several days ago at Puerto
Cortez. The Goldsboro sailed from New
York on May I'd, with +. G. Bailey, his
brother, "A. ". Bailey. and Fl. II.
Meyers on board. The cargo was dis
charged at Puerto Cortez. The State
Department requested the Honduran
government to arrest r. G. Bailey,
there being no extradition treaty be-
tween the two countries. He was
charged with taking goods to the value
of 100000. the property of the EN-
port Shipping Company.