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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15

nue several weeks ago. Meyers struck
 I.addner with his erutea and injured him tadly. T.addner has since recoE- cred, The grand jury Investigated the
 charge against Meyers, but there was hot sufficient evidence to warrant an Indictment
 The case of the state again@t Jake Ross, a negro, was also dismissed by the grand jurors, because Of the lack Of conylcting evidence, Ross was
 charged with grand larceny. He will also be released from the county iail today.
 Among the true bills returned yes
 tcrday was one against Lynn Adams.
 a negro. who is charged with grand
 larceny Adams was indicted not withstanding he had been previously discharged by Justice J. A. Frazier in
 a justice court. The negro was given a preliminary hearing in Frazier $ court and was defended by Attorneys Hunt and IOncy and r.. J. kerWln. Although no information was given out yesterday relative to the true bills i, reported by the grand jury, 1t is rum- ored that indictments were returned against several saloonists for permit ting gambling at or over their places of business Other indictments Wer" returned against saloon men for sell ; ing liquor to minors and no few in
 dictments, charging gaming to various
 gamblers in the city Were listed, says
 the report
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
ARKANSAS GIRLS
 LOYAL TO BRYAN

over 10 the 'ra1t side of the politlca. fence He had previously been intro duced to the Arkansas society girls at a social function ill Colorado Springs.
 With a method in his madness il" drove his automobile up to lie lawn, which surrounds the hotel where the young ladies are living, and sent word to them that he would like 10 have their company for a little ride oyer the city. q few afternoons ago. The young ladies accepted his kind offer, little suspecting that the joviai host was out on a campaignine tour. After riding about for an hour CT so, enjoying he delightful Colorado breezes. the auto-Taft enthusiast opened up q discussion on politics. He soon found himself up asainsl the real thing from Arkansas, as far a7 Bryan sentiment was concerned, toa each Of 1 the young ladies asserted their beIitl in the great Commoner's ability to make this Government the best chief executive who ever occupied The White House He argued from 6YefF side, but there was no changina iii" votes. Finally he offered each of t6eni d five pound box of candy if they would vote for Bill Taft.
 Take Us back to the hotel" said the young ladies in a chorus. If that is all you took Us riding for and Ii our company alone was not desired let's hurry back to the hotel. We want you to thoroughly understand ithat We are from Arkanaas and We Intend to vote the straight Democratic ticket"
 The hos bought the candy anyway but the young ladies would not accep
 it. He finally took them back to tn hotel in the automobile and incident ally dropped by his friends home fo 'pay his bet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Morse and Curtis
 Placed on Trial

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 New York, Oct. 14.-CharIes w. Morse and Alfred Curtis of the de foact Bank of North America, were today put on trial charged with over celtitication and misapplication of the bank funds. During the selection O. the in!N the wife of Curtis sat by his side continually batting his head. Testimony will be introduced to show that the books of the bank Were jug eled 10 hide certain large purchases of ice trust stock ill which Morse was interested The panalty for each of- fensr is two years .n jail and q 5000 fine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Evidence Strong
 Against Mann

Hearst News Special 10 the Graphic
 Gh4eago, Oct 14-IIandwritins cY- pert5 confirmed circumstantial eHi- dcnce in the case against Luman Mann, son of a Chicago millionaire, charged with the murder of Mrs. Fan nie Thompson They identified the signature of "J. II. Raymond" on the register of q Michigan rooming house as the handwriting of Mann.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Duke Abruzzi
 to be a King

London, Oct. ll.-Thc Duke Katherine Elkins, may soon be erown- cd King of Albania. Albanian lead CTS are to confer at Monastil and should Alban independence from Tnf- kcy be declared thruzzi will he offor- ed the kin@ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Kidnaper at the
 Cudshy Home

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Omaha, Oct. 1l.-Servants in the house of Edward Cudahy. the million airc packer, today discovered q mys- torious stranger lurking under a bed, He was attired in a Price Albert coat and silk hat. The man brandished q pistol in the face of q servant girl who discovered him and escaped through a window. He is believed to be a kidnaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Suffragettes
 Go to Jail

Hearst NcWa Special 10 inc Graphic
 London, Oct When 2t suf- fragcttcs arrested yeSt"rdaa appear ed in court, all wore badges, Vote for Woman. Three lealers, Mfs. Drummond, Mrs Parkhurs, and Miss Parkhurst demanded trial by jury. Their cases were postponed All re- fused to make bond and wnl, 10 jail,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Standard Oil Co.
 Gets Iron Company

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, Oct 1.-The $5o,000,- 0o0 Colorado Fuel and Iron Company has fallen into tn ehands of the Standard Oil Company. This is man. Hest by an announcement made in Wall street l.. M. Bowers will be made ! treasurer of the company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Lilly Langtry
 Made a Killing

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 London. Oct. lilly Langtry, the famous Jersey Lily" of the stage. added s1Oo.0Oo to fer Fortune today through the victory of her horse Yen toi, in the Chareyitch stakes at New market The price against the colt was 100 to and the actress pnn1'1 heavily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
May, Not Wed Him.

Washington, Oct. Society rum ors are current here that Catholic sis ters are preparing the trouSscau of Miss Katherine Elkins. Reports have been circulated that Miss Elkins may not marry Abruzzi, because her peo- pie objected to her becoming a Cath ollie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15

is tie tine fer nve59 ~a57 caruar to looa out for tac future norx h plenty, @ase3 G2ol=are goa s34las a portion of what yoa t4r,.
 Open sn account with oar s44.ags Department and deposit resaIarlg- |should yon lose yout position. wish D So in business for yeaH5eif. af 6ay a home later-what yon sayc NOW wit help you, Savings eara 2 pet=coat in.erea hnrh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15

For quick transportation cal CITY HACK LINE, 220 East Barraqus St. Open D. m to 7:3O a. m- and reliable. Special attention to train calls. Old phone 39t. New phone 1O2. Moses Onord. prop Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Be a We'll Dressed Man.

Order your fall and winter suit and oyercoat from Eisenkramer the Tail or, over Citizens Bank, Second ave nue, corner Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
BOYS SHOES

We make specially of our Boys Department, and are showing the most dependable lines of School Shoes for the young America that has ever been brought 10 Pine Bluff.
 The styles include Butcher, Lace and Button and are built for service. Send the boys to us. we want their business
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
Standing Bear
 Has Two Wives

Hearst News Special t0 rng Graphic.
 New York, Oct. II. -Staadne Bear. tl.e famous Carlisle athlete, ~as to- daF arrested and arraigncd on a charge of bisamy preferred ol his second wife, a white woman. Bear admitted having thrce children by his first wife. an Indian Womon, but claim tAal th, marriage ia illegal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15
The Bank of Pine Bluff
Chicago Cubs
 Again Champions

The Chi.aeo CabS. as-w .agl,r7, lgoyl Detroit yesterday at Detroit. won the worlds championship it being tho fourth victory for the Cubs Detroit won only one ont ol lhr fiXc 9amaa played.
 The score.
 k Il I; Chicago ...... f00 0fe oe0 : 1e Detroit .z.z.=... 900 ooo ooo Q " 0 Batteries Chicago Overall and lkine Detroit Donovan and Schmidt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15

Mrs. E. G. Terrell and little Dor othv of Pine Bluff arrived this morn ing oh No. to visit MT. and Mrs. William Mosby-Newport Independ-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15

I P. Lee of Clarendon is register ea at the Hotel Jefferson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-15

Have You taken advantage 0i kn0x-
 Walkers big rug sale! Think or It, S3G.(W to S3O.00 9xl2 rugs this week sI993 10 If 2t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
PENNA. CAPITOL CASES
One Of the Conspiracy Charges Against
"Trimmers" to Be Tried First.

One Of the Conspiracy Charges Against
"Trimmers" to Be Tried First.
Harrisburg. Pa, Jan. lO.-Counsel
Tor the commonwealth in the capitol
prosecutions. set for trial in the Dau-
phin county court on Jan. n. agreed
that one OF the FIVE conspiracy cases
against Architect Joseph NJ. Huston.
Contractor John H. Sanderson. former
Auditor General William p. Snyder.
former State Treasurer William l..
Mathues and James NJ. Shumaker.
former superintendent OF grounds and
buildings. shall be tried first. These
eases involve transactions IN furni
ture. lighting fixtures and marble. and
do not inclue Congressman II. Burd
Cassel and the remaining eight de
PENDANTS in the prosecutions.
Counsel for the defense made appli.
cation to the court for a rule to com.
pei the commonwealth to submit the
order in which the thirty-two cases
upon which indictments have been re
turned will be tried, so as 20 facilitate
the defense.
The attorneys for the commonwealth
resisted this application and offered to
try one OF the FIVE conspiracy cases
nrst. which proposition was satisfac.
tory to the court and the defense.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
Dinner to Colonel Mecl,,..

Philadelphia, Jan. 10. - A compIi
uentary dinner was rendered to Col
onei Alexander X. Mcclure. prothono
tary OF the state supreme and superior
courts statesman. soldier and editor
on the anniversary OF the eightieth
year OF his birth. The dinner was at
tended by men prominent in all walks
OF NE and was held at the Hotel Ma.
Jestic. Among those in attendance
were Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives Joseph q. Cannon, MANY
members OF the Pennsylvania deiega.
ton In the house and the entire mem,
bership OF the state supreme aud gu
RaZ1or cQprta nnuu-rrr..-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
FOUND DEAD IN CREEK
Dr.. 0iehI Drove Off Bridge Ap-
preach Near Green Lane. Pa.
HORSE DROWNED IN SHAFTS

lost His Way st Night and Fell Win
His Carriage twenty-five Feet Irso
the Wster-skuil Fractured BY the
Fall.
NOrristown Pa. Jan. lO.-Dr. Abra-
ham Diehl. a veterinarian. OF Penns-
burg. was found dead IN his carriage
In the middle Of Perkiomcn creek. near
Green Lane. as a result OF one Of the
most peculiar accidents the county Of
fcials were ever called upon TO in
vestigate
The man was seated in his carriace
with the lower portion OF his BODY
submerged in the water. His horse
was drowned in the shafts and il was
thought at first the doctor had frozen
TO death. An investigation convinced
the authorities however that while
driving to his home from Green Lane
al night he had lost his way and
driven over a private road and on the
approach TO a bridge over the Perkio-
men He had fallen in his carriage a
distance OF twenty-five feet into the
oeN- ""NiF MS nurse Acu uloWhe0
An examination OF the body. showed
that DiehIs skull had been fractured in
the fall
Because OF several robberies in tho
neighborhoOd il was believed the man
had been held up and robbed and the
horse and carriage driven into the
creek. but the coroner found the dead
mans watch and other valuables had
not been touched and tracks made by
the carriage in which he was found.
showed that he had taken the wrong
road DR.. Diehi was sixty-four years
OF age
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In tive
Principal Markets

The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet =.
winter extras. new. $41OG425: penn.
sylvania roller, clear. $430Ts15. city
mills. fancy. 500 6.20. RYE FLOUR
quiet; per barrel. $+.75G4SO. WHEAT
steady No; Pennsylvania red. si.O3
local. ga &c. OATS firm: No. ? white
clipped. 56iz n SIC: lower grades. 55c
HAY quiet: timothy. large bales. sl9G
1880. PORK steady. family. per bar
rel. $3.50. BEEF quiet. beef hams.
per barrel. S2og21 POULTRY: Live
steady hens. lic.; old ROSTERS. Toe.
Dressed steady: choice fowls. l3c.. ola
r. tiers. 9izc BUTTER firm: extra
creamery. Sac. EGGS firm: selected
$40 Soc, nearby, Bic. western. sec.
POTATOES quiet; per bushel. 7OQ Use.
Sweets firm, per basket. 4OG 45c.
spot; Sl.06St a l-07; steamer No. ?
spot, 1914 n 99iac; southern. 99i-cd
N.0i. CORN lower. mixed spot. 65i.
q 65Nc.; steamer mixed. COZ Il 60Ssc.,
southern. 6lT CSC. OATS frn: white
No. ,. 5TG5Ii2c.: No. ,. 56G 56i.c. (.
No. I. 50 q 53isc.: mixed. No .. 544
5ii=c.; No. ,. SEA 53c. BUTTER Arm
creamery separator extras. 29i5 a SOC.
prints. 30H5lc.: held 22G23c Mary
land and Pennsylvania dairy prints. II
N lSc- EGGS easier fancy MARYLAND
pennsylvania and Virginia. 27c: West
virginia. 26c-; southern. 24G 25c.
NEW YOkk-BCTTER firm. cream
cry specials soc: extras. 29T e9ikc.
state dairy. common to finest. l9d 2Sc /.
process. comon 10 special, l5d DC !.
western factory. common TO first l5T
l9i2c.; imitation creamery. first. 2OT
2lc. CHEESE steady; state full cream
small. colored and white fine. l5a.c..
skins. Halle. EGGS firm: state. Penn
sylvania and nearby fancy selected
white, $50 Sc: good TO choice. 800
35c- brown and mixed fancy. 300 2lc
FIRST. 2Sd 29c. western frsts. 2Sc-: Sc
onds. 26G 27c. POLLTRY. Dressed
hrmer. western chickens. 13T zoe; tur-
keys. lea lie; fowls. 9Gl3c. PEA
NUTS quiet md steady: fancy hand
picked. &c; other domestic 3G7L ..
POTATOES firm; Bermuda. second
crop. per barrel. $3G5: Long Island
per barrel S225G $50: Maine. per
sack. $1.75G 2.l5. state and western
per sack. $l.75d2.l0: Jersey. per barrel
$l.75H2. Sweets firm: Jerseys. per
barrel S2.50d $50: southern. S2G3
CABBAGE dull: Danish seed per ton
$9Ul2; domestic per ton. soar. red
per barrel. 81 25Gl.5O.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
THE PRIMARY PLAN OF NOM
MATING.

The Times Dispatch, while il gives
due credit TO Governor Swanson for
having transmitted TO the General
Assembly a very progressive and
able message, at the same time
charges him with having made some
grave omissions, among which was
his failure to advocate a bill legal
king the primary plan. There are
as many men In Virginia today who
win commend the Governor for this
omission as there are who will blame
him. Indeed. we have no doubt that
a majority OF the Democrats in the
State will con- mend him. as we are
firmly convinced that a majority Of
the Democrats are opposed to the
enactment OF a law legalizing the
primary. IL has been vigorously at
tempted at two former sessions of
the General Assembly and has failed
on every occasion. Why, therefore.
should the governor, with all the live
Issues before him, with which he has
so ably dealt, undertake to resurrect
this fast decomposing corpse? 1t is
far better to let it slumber The pri-
mary plan itself is none too popular,
and the chances are that If those
who wish to retain the primary plan
OF nomination sgitate the matter too
much, they viii lose what of that
plan they nov have. At least Gov
ernor Swanson is to be commended
for not referring to the matter in his
message.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
THE wRITMoRE MURDER
Hearing Of Accused Husband Post.
poned at Request Of State.

Harrison. N. j.. Jan. 1o.-The police
examinations OF Theodore s. Whit
more, who is held in connection with
the murder Of his wife. were cut short
by order Of the court.
Whftmore had been arraigned when
the state. pleading that important wit
nesses were out OF the state and that
opportunity had not been found for the
proper sitting OF a mass of presumed
evidence. asked for an adjournment
until Saturday morning. The move
was opposed by counsel for the prisoner
who declared that his client was being
subjected to daily sweating" by the
police in the hope that a confession
might be wrung from him. while as a
matter OF fact. the prosecutor did not
have shred of evidence against him
Counsel demanded an immediate hear.
Ing or liberty for the prisoner. The
court decided to permit the delay. bu,
instructed the police and others &c
leave Whitmore alone. Frank Englsri
and William Bartlett. who are held a.
witnesses, were refused their freedom
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
SHOULD MURDERER BENEFIT
Court to Decide " Slayer Should Get
Victims Life Insurance.

- " 0FoOfC 9ct
Victims Life Insurance.
New York. Jan. 1O.-Whether a man
serving life sentence for murder
should benefit financially from the pro-
ceeds OF an insurance policy on the
life OF his victim is a question which
jury In the supreme court will have
TO settle. The case in question. which
came up before Judge Blanchard. *
that in which Mari Laesko. a thirteen
year-old girl seeks to compel the Eou-
table Life Assurance society to nav
5000. or one half the amount OF a policy
on the life of her mother. Mari and
her sister Julia were the benehciaries
named in the policy. The defenda Mt
admits. liability for Mari's half OF the
$1,000 Julia. however. has died since
the policy was issued, and her share
therefore. should so to the father; but
as the father is serving a life sentance
In prison for the murder of his wife
the Equitable has refused to paw on
the ground that the murderer should
not benefit as a result Of his crime.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
w. l.. BRANNAN.
LOCAL MARK ETS

'Ccrrccted by Simon Hirsh 4 Bro.
Wheat. 90 to 81; corn, old. IS TO 6s.
new so to So; meal. 81 go to 81 rs; oats
- to 30, old fowls, : to 8; chicken :
live, 10 to IL; dressed. IL 10
ID; eggs, % to - lard, 10 10
-; ducks. live Toto IL; turkeys, drawn.
IA to 10; turkeys. undrswn. - to
II; turkeys, live. IL to II; butter
10 to 20; hams, IL TO Is. Irish potatoes.
80 70 60; lambs, $3.50 to $500;
hides, green, 4 to. ~: dry salt,d.
. To 81; dry hides. 6S to :; cali
hay. s15 to siT per ton: leaf sumac' 30
to 50 per 100, hogs, live weight. 5
to 5Sc.; beef. live weight. 3 TO 4c.;
pork, 6s TO I; wool, % TO % per III ;
sweet potatoes, 80 To 81; veal, 81 TO 8.
Games-Psrtridgee.$ 81 5Oto$2 per dor. A;
woodcocks. $3.50 10 SO per dom.
paeasants, 80 to as each; rabbits
$3.50 to $50 per dozen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
HUGHES BOOM LAUNCHED
New York Governor Candidate For Re
publican Nomination For Presidency.

New York Governor Candidate For Re
publican Nomination For Presidency.
New York. Jan. 1O.-The candidacy
OF Governor Charles f. Hughes for the
Republican presidential nomination.
was launched at Hughes dollar din
ner. given by the enrolled Republicans
OF the Twenty-ninth Assembly dis
trict. at Terrace garden. The governor
was not present but sent a telegram in
which he expressed the wish that all
should contribute In making the r.
publican party a constantly effective
instrument for the correction Of abuse
and for conserving the rights and op-
portunities of all by impartial and
straightforward administration.
The speakers included Seth Low.
Henry Wymans Jessup. Bainbridce
Colby and DR.. Robert Stuart and their
arguments in support OF Governor
Hughes candidacy were greeted by the
300 diners with tumultuous applause.
All OF the speakers declared that be
should be New York's candidate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
VICTORY FOR SCHM|Tz
Conviction of Frisco's Former
Mayor Set Aside.
GRAFT" is NOT A CRIME
Court Of Appeals Holds Compelling
Restaurants to Pay Fees" to Abe
Ruef Was Not Criminal. Even ~ He
Divided With the Mayor.

SIN Francisco, Jan. 10.-The district
court of appeals handed down a deci-
sion setting aside the judgement in the
case OF former Mayor Eugene E.
Schmitz. convicted OF extortion in the
French restaurant case. Abe Ruef
also benefits by the ruling OF the upper
court. for. according to its decision. he
pleaded guilty TO an act that was nc
ofense against the laws Of the state.
According to the appellate Judges
the compelling of French restaurants
TO pay fees" to Abe Ruef was not a
crime. even though Ruef divided the
fees" with the mayor
After discussing the point the court
reversed the judgment against Schmitz
on the ground that no acts CONSTITUTING
n crime had been proved agains. him.
Abe Ruef, who pleaded guilty to extort-
Ing money from the French restaur-
ants. Is therefore equally guiluess.
The decision wipes out the French
restaurant cases and pending charges
OF extortion against Schmitz and Ruef
must be dismissed.
Both are now entitled TO release on
ball II they obtain the necessary
bondsmen they can remain at liberty
until such time as a jury finds them
guilty on one OF the indictments charg-
Ing them with receiving brides from
corporations. Owing TO the number
OF cases against them. the bail. figured
ut $4,000 case, would reach ar
enormous figure.
Schnitz and Ruef cannot take ad-
vantage of the decision for sixty DAYS
The prosecution has twenty days in
which TO ask for a rehearing. Then
the appellate court will have ten davs
TO consider the application. When
tnat Is done, the prosecution will 90
through the same procedure in the su-
preme court, which will take the same
length OF time. Consequently Schmitz
and Ruef will be kept in the county
jail for two months at least.
The news OF the decision of the an
pellate court spread rapidly over the
city. causing CONSERVATION in some
quarters and delight In others.
District Attorney Langdon said
Schmitz and Ruef will be prosecuted
on other indictments that are public
offenses.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
swINDLERs' RICH HAUL
Secure 100000 Worth of Goods BY
Fraudulent Bankruptcy Proceedings.

Secure 100000 Worth of Goods BY
Fraudulent Bankruptcy Proceedings.
New York. Jan. 10.--An allegation
that business houses in this city.
foughkeepsie. Perth Amboy and Trcn-
ton. N. o.. and Hartford, Conn. have
lost goods valued at more than $780,
600 through band OF swindlers who
operated BY means OF fraudulent bank
ruptcy proceedings was made by As
sistAnt, District Attorney Kindleberger
II police court here. Mr.. Kindleberger
appeared against Abraham Goldsmith.
Who was arrested In Poughkeepsis on
q charge Of being concerned in a con-
Bn1racy 10 frn0duIentiy obtain silk shirt
waists valued At $2zs from manu-
xRexnrer Of this city He Esked that
oafl ~ fxed At 5000 and declared
MAJ 0oldsnita was = tool OF the band
v1a<A 10 charged had frsudulently
o1cAl1e4 E5odn 70 the value cf $1,000
- seysrsl cities named. Ban was
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
CHURCH CURE WORKS
The Fallows Treatment Is Successful
In Chicago.

Tn Chicago.
Chicago. Jan. 10.-Four remarkable
cures were reported as having been
effected by the Christian psychology
treatment OF Bishop Samuel FalioWs.
The announcement was made al q
health assembly" given by the bishop
in the chapel OF his church on West
Adams street. The cured gave their
personal testimony. One man who
had been paralyzed for years. came 20
the meeting without a cane. He had
been unable to raise his arm above
the shoulder line. but during the even
ing he raised II above his head.
Another man and two women said
they had been cured OF nervous dis.
orders
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11
Captain Carter Loses.

Chicago. Jan. 10.-Judge Kohlsaat
In the United States circuit court. rem
dered decision in favor OF the gov
eminent In the suit against Captain
oberiin NJ Carter, former United
States army engineer. charged with
having embezzized 100000 OF govern
ment funds through conspiracy with
Contractors Greene and Gaynor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-11

The Free Lance Is prepared to do Job
work OF all kinds in up-to-date style at
reasonable prices on short notice. The
work done in our Office will compare
iavorably with the best TO be had any
where. The head of our job work de
partment, who has been working in this
Office Tor many years, Is one of the most
experienced men In the business.