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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-10
! WANTS
J The Little Ads with the Big Results
FOR SALE.

900 fl. Sin cast-iron sewer pipe; 3
all-c0ppar Truax stcrllizers tin lin
ed; l all-coppcr water still, tin
lined; 1 all-copper 4O-gal. steam
Jacket kettle; all-copper wash
boilers. Emmeluth & Co., Ltd,
1ij King St; Phone 2l1.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-10
Massage Chin Regularly Each Night.

At least ten minutes and preferably
fifteen, should be consumed each
night in taking this treatment, and II
one has time it will hasten the cure
to repeat the operation in the morn.
ing. Another help in the work is al
ways to soak the face in hot water
before beginning to rub. This Is not
imperative, although 1t Is taken for
granted that the skin will be quito
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-10

Fine corner lot IN Makiki. CURLING.
water, fruit and ornamental trees
and all improvements. Two min
utes' walk from cars and Punahoa
College. Address Il. f.. this Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
FORMER SUGAR KING
CONTINUED from Page ~

incorporated under the name of Irwin
4 Co. 1t was after this time that
Spreckels gradually gave up his in.
terests in Hawaiian sugar ventures
but his family has still considerable
holdings.
Spreckels is one Of the men who Is
responsible for the development of the
local sugar industry to the importan,
position which 1t now holds. He also
took an important part in Hawaiian
politics at the time of the monarchy
The deceased leaves a widow, four
sons and one daughter The sons are
John D., Adolph b., G. Augustus and
Rudolph. The daughter, Emma. mar
ried man named Watson, who since
died, and she has married again
though the name OF her second hus
band is not known to the local friends
of the family.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
MAHUKA SITE AND PUBLIC
SUSP. CION.

1t is rather unfortunate that the
Acting Governor should refer to the
Mahuka-site incident as an evidence,
by inference, of the tickle character
of Honolulu public opinion.
Recent Mahuka-site history fur
nished one of those surprises in the
administration of the Territorial gov
eminent that has given the people
just cause to be suspicious.
The Mahuka-site exchange was
Matched in Honolulu and in the Cap.
itol building, Notwithstanding the at.
tempt on the part of a section Of the
local press to throw the personal
blame on w. G. Irwin.
The owner of the property has said
time and again and repeated 1t over
his signature, that he does not and
did not care a rap" whether the ex-
change went through or not. He was
,olicited to make the exchange.
Now all this solicitation from pub
lie officials went on, all this was go.
ing on. In secret.
The people of the city Of Honolulu
knew absolutely nothing of the deal
fathered by the Governor and the De.
partment until II was signed, sealed
and delivered SO far as the executive
departments of the government could
sign, seal. and deliver II.
Only the protest of the people and
the certainty that the exchange
would be blocked in Congress brough,
about change of front.
And were the people consulted al
any stage of that game? Didn't the,
have to find out as best they coulc
what was being done for them. ant
to them?
With such n record fresh in theil
memory is 1t not reasonable that tn,
people of Honolulu and the Territor!
of Hawaii should be asking In some
what vigorous terms concerning tn,
progress of events in public business
assumed by the Executive?
It may be all right. We want :,
know before-not after.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
CHURCH SERVICES

Central Union-9:50 a m, in Chapel
and Parish House, the Bible School
10 a. M, in the parlor, Bible Study
Section of Mems League under the di.
rectiOn Of the Assistant Minister, sub.
ject "The Preservation OF the Old Ties.
tament--A Study Of the Ancient Manu-.
scripts.T II a. M, continuation of
Christmas services, sermon by the
minister, Unto us a Child Is Born;
special music. 80 D. m. in the Par,
ish House. Christian Endeavor, Year
End Service. 1880 p. M. evening wor'
ship; "The oratorio of the Messiah, :
tHandeD by combined chorus of 200
voices from the Normal and Kameha'
meha Schools: Stanley Livingston, di
rector, soloists: Mrs. Alan White
Arthur Wall, Mrs. Walter Hoffman
Chester Livingston.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Under the Organic-Act change the
High Sheriff will be wiped out. Very
well. Are there not good number
of our citizens who believe that when
n general revision of the Act is made,
the ultimate transfer of the Public
Works administration to the Coun-
ties should be provided for? 1t can't
lie done Immediately, but 1t is ulti-
mate destiny unless Government by
Commission is in the minds Of the
reYisionists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
All Kappa Lands,
Except Cane, Now
Ready To Be Sold

The lands which | am advertising
for sale today cover practically every
thing except the cane lands at Kappa"
stated Land Commissioner rPatt this
morning. "Other than this there IL
hardly anything can say, except to
refer you to the advertisement Itself.
as it covers everything that has to do
with the sales agreement, etc"
"All the land for agricultural pur.
poses of every description, with the
exception Of sugar cane land, will be
put up for sale. There are four die.
ferent agreements under which the
land will be released by the Govern.
ment. There Is some good pineapple
property included in the lots now up
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

honolulu Is wonderful place
Inherent from any other place in the
world were the words used by j.
Charies Green, the san francisco adj
Vertising magnate ana multi-million-
are business man, when asked Tor his
nrst impressions OF this city by u
lie,tln reporter this morning.
Green. accompanied by his wife,
son. sister-in-law and chauffeur, ar
rived mere yesterday morning on the
Alameda. he brought his 6O-horse-
power Thomas Flyer touring car with
MN, and expects to cover every tour
able inch OF the Territory during the
-FOUR weeks he plans to remain here.
me automobile was Drought along
On 'ae Alaineua' ana early th'S morn
ing 'he party started OUT ior a hrst
IMPRESSION Oh TINS island Green
reluseu 70 ha@ard any guess as 10
where they were gong announcing
ina, ne INTENDED 10 see everything
! am not mere on business ! am
mere SIMPLY ,or resi- ana recreation,
announced Tue VISITOR when asked
,he oplec. Oh MS WISH nave made
~ y psae tte 20 MAKE vacation motor
uips ,or Sexsfa' years ana inns time
decided 70 come TO .he Hawaiian
nslanas' cam see r'she now 'hat
made no mistake.
There Is ono thing that Honolulu
people sho'tid' 10, however; that IL
ADVERTISE u must admit woeful ig'
horahce concerning these Islands, and
pelle'e mat the great majority oil
people on the mainland are IN the
same poat. why, mad had any INK
ing OF what l should ma mere.
shouid nave come long ago.
The Oceanic Steamship Company
has started a campaign of advertis'
ing which will do much for H0nolu
III. A three months contract ha.
been signed with me, and, on Decem
Der IA. put up the first of the ad
vertlslng posters: telling OF the beau
ues OF Hawaii. ! was called up by
Mr.. Cochroft OF the Company the next
day and informed that the first day!
display OF posters had resulted IN thu
sale OF three tickets to Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

q The disparity in the price Of Euro
pean beet sugar and the centrifugal
cane sugar of the Eastern market can
only be explained by the Louisiana
being forced to throw
their sugars on the market for what
they can get. II is undoubtedly
brought about by lack of organi-
cation which enables the brokers 10
get In at their own prices.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
TOO PUBLIC

what were dem COILS laughing
about?" asked the belle of Shanty-
town as she looked ut herself in a
remnant of a mirror why. dey are
on to our engagement" responded
Tommy Turf. well, dat makes me
hopping mad, Tommy. Next ting it
will get spread all around and de
whole wur-ruld viii have DER eyes
on us like dey has on dem royal cou-
pies when dey are engaged"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

That's a nice-looking chap at the
next table," said the young man who
was treating his best girl to lob
ster supper. as he a friend OF
yours?" Eyes. indeed" laughed the
pretty girl. well, er-I think I'll
ask him to Join U.S." "Oh, this is SC
student" whats so sudden" "Why
why, that's our young minister
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

long service in the government" of
the islands has frequently remarked
that when. man has been long in
habit of sitting up there and look
ing at things from distance" all
the while losing touch with the sem
timent of the people.
Others have had the same expert
enCe and made a business of circu-
lating down town" in order to keep
in touch with the people.
The Blu ct II can give no other
solution than this influence of ser
vice in the government of Hawaii"
that causes Acting Governor Mott
Smith to view with surprise the de-
sire of the people of Hawaii TO know
more of what is being done with the
Organic Act by THE government"
II is true that the amendment of
the land laws has been discussed
ever since they were originally passed
Il is also fact that the matter of
ing salaries has been talked and
.u ther than that, some years ago the
President in his message recommend
ed that the Governor of the Territory
lie given the authority to remove Off
rers whom he has appointed. All
tlese things are true.
But DID THE CITIZENS of the
Territory of Hawaii KNOW that tho
purpose of the Governor on his last
trip TO Washington was to frame and
introduce a bill covering these points
end THEREBY BRING ABOUT A
GENERAL REVISION of the Organic
Act of the Territory?
There Is only one answer to this.
Even the Acting Governor in his
published interviews has not been
able to state the text of this new bill
in exact terms. He tells us that he
thinks the bill is as he gives 1t. To-
day we know the text because II has
been received from Washington.
This incident in itself demonstrates
the absolute lack of exact informa-
ton regarding the manner and extent
of the amending that is going on.
This 60 mot ,s n sbouId be
II docs NOT a,neoI IN tho business
men NJ tho citv Thev.wont IN know.
They sbouId know And the whole
situation as well "a tbe text of the
bill should have been thoroughly CAN
vassed before the campairn was start
ed in Washington.
The assurance of the Acting Gov
ernor that onr friends In Washington
will not allow ANYTHING harmful TO
be done to Hawaii is gratifying. But
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26
TELL OF
HAWAIpS GLORIES
Oceanic Company Starts
Big Advertising
Campaign
MILLIONAIRE BUSINESS
man PRAISES HONOLULU
Charles Green, San Francisco Adver.
Using Magnate, Will Tour Isl.
ands in Motor Car

THE Oceanic Steamship Company
has started campaign of advertising
which will do much for Honolulu. A
three months contract has been sign
ed with me, and, on December Ia.
put up the first Of the advertising pos
tiers telling Of the beauties Of Ha.
waii.
Honolulu is a wonderful place
different from any other place in the
world. y. Charles Green.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

In the detail Of events that tell OF
Honolulus progress, note the In
crease In the number of marines to
| be stationed here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

All these Organic-Act changes
have been talked about for ten year,.
Was this the session selected as best
timed for general revision, and by
whom?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

That malihini Christmas must
have been an eye-opener to local peo-
pie Of large means wondering how to
spend some of the surplus capital.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Incidentally, does the Delegate flg-
ure anywhere in this program for gen
eral revision of our Organic Act?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

II was merry Christmas and the
weather was crisp enough to make 1t
CHEEKY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

Cracksmen blow open and loot the
safe of San Jose grocer.
Miss Beatrice Ogden Mills will wed
Earl of Granard,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Insurance and Real Estate .

A policy from our Insurance De- partment is sure cure for all wor- ries, cares and doubts, that threaten agents of companies with limited as- sets.
 Our Companies are the largest and strongest in the world, and our agency is a permanent one.
 A purchase through our Real Es- tate Department will always be a satisfactory one.
 We can sell you beautiful home for cash Or monthly payments.
 We have several building lots To- cated In different parts of the city which we are selling cheap.
 Talk with us before closing deal.
 We are agents for number of ac- ceptable dwelling houses, located in desirable neighborhoods, which we will ren. for a fair price If you are in need 0. nice house, ret Us show vol, what We have on our list
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18

thing for the Midway and get it quick. Mr Layton has known mem bers oI the association for q long time and has some very good friends among them, so he, ill spite of i'll health. went to work on the propOsi- ;tion and the result can he seen daily sat the fair. Mr. Layton proudly as serts that he now has the cream of American shows and American show nlei.. lie says he will p6t hs pres ent attractions agains, the world with the fnll expectation of winning ont in tHp contest.
 This is the first stand this season Of what will be known as the Layton Carnival Company They go from here to Pine Bluff and later to Ar 5entti. After those contracts have been filled the company will start on q tour of the Southwest and Ear West winding up at Seattle. where Mir. Layton has secured valuable con- cessions. He will remain in Seatt,e five weeks, putin. on Mt. Pelee, his greatest attraction, and Fighting 1ae Flames. an0thea spectacular pro duction which Gids fair to attain d marked success.
 The full list of attractions To be seen on the Schute, all under the supervision of the Layton Carnival Company, is as follows: Munday's $ Animal Show. Blackmans Glass Blowers.
 The Electric Theater.
 Mystic Maze and Illusion Show.
 Mice, the Wonder
 bis!le:ww,s Big Snake.
 kin- 3aku1a.
 Gifl fa Ela=
 Eima
 Leila
 The spider Gi5i.
 Malay Snow.
 Vaudeville Show.
 Mystic We'll
 ''::e f.i-tIp. Horse.
 The Tinz Mite Wild Ora
 Noname, the Mystery
 The Egyptian Rat Eater.
 The Museum.
 The Turkish Theater.
 Saloma.
 I@0rrOte Village. lrWin'S S Snake Show.
 'Tre Coney Island Carousa,
 Ferris Wheel. The Ocean Wave
 The Wireless Telegraph. The Philippine Wild Girl. The Largest Boy in the World oTae Eat BoN> and three others
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
100000 Persons
 Are Homeless

Hearst News Special To the Graphic.
 Detroit, Oct l7.-The death roll from forest fires has already reach- cd IN and many refugees are miss iA&. Many tatm houses have been destroyed and the loss of life will probably never l." known The pro- perty loss will run into millions. One Iuhdred thousand persons are fnme- les.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Hearst Roasts
 Both Parties

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York Oct 17.-William k Hearst in a speech at Cooper Union tonight attacked the Democratic party as being as servile to Standard Oil as Republicans and cheaper, Forakel got $440o0 for his services. while Bailey got only one-tenth of that amount The platform of Democracy he said, allowed any one from book maker to the Standard Oil Company Ato rife the people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
War Between Turks
 and Bulgarians

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 London, Oct. 1.-The mobilization O. Turkeys Anatolian arn< corps is taken here to practically mean War between Turkey and Bul- garia, as the latter is expected to rush troops across the Turkish from tier to forestall a general mobiliza- tion. Paris reports that the Russian Foreign Minister Iswolsky conferred with President Falieres but nothing tan9ible resulted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
EAGLES CARNIVAL
 ALL THIS WEEK

lhe Layton Carnival Company @4o"a and side show people will ar 115e iA the city tonight and immedi- atelE begin the work of placing it's tents and other attractions on the QoNntoWn streets, from Second ave naa oH Main street. to Barfaque street, and from State street, on Bafraque street. To Pine street By Monday noon. il is stated, everything will De jn readiness for the opening oS the Eagles biz carnival. which will continue fer six days and nights
 The Carnival is to be given under t3e auspices of the local aerie of t3&ies and many preparations are be- ta@ made for the festivities Nmon@ ths features 10 br offered durlng the week l. an auto and industrial pa rada. which will be puled off Thurs ,yaI. The various local committees have Deen quite active the past week, aHran@in2 all details and it is predict ed that succe9s will crown their ef- forts X large number of visitors rom nei9bbofns towns will come here during the week to enjoy the carnival.
 The Hot Springs Bulletin has the followiag To say of the Layton Car rtyaI Company and its attractions
 The Layton Carnival Company is decidedly the biggest amusement fea- t8re Of the biggest fair evef held in teaaHsas tt carries with it about al! g5t attractions fs is possible tO gather t5 aeheH h oae enclosure and il t,s #a,.- thc @SeAute" only new name
 ac Midway at the Worlds Colum-
 5a t,1posi'io ion at Chicago, the most
 a1t3a1@resoaf of visitors at the tai4..
 Every man. woman and child &ho
 stts 04t G8u knows what ths zaaate is.= =ba1 feW Of them realize tHe.a ae ? difi.rent shows .saag it's brilliantly lighted stretch es, all under the manaIement of the 3-av5ou C&@rival Company.
 The most stupan1ous production of the eonp90y is a spectacular repro ducton of the World-startln9 erup- d0n of Mt Pelee This is a produce ton costing the company Sl ,o8o per night and requiring one fnll hour to cDmplete. It shows The ancient city 0f St. Pierre. on the Island Of Marti- niQue before the eruption, during the eruption and after the eruption. It is d terrible and realistic illustration of Natures mighty power to destroy and rend when moved to anger, It is 2 production which created sensa ton at the Jamestown exposition and was awarded the gold medal by the commissioners That it is appreci- ated by the visitors now in attend ance upon the big fair is amply at tested by the fact that 1000 people witness it's production every night.
 Resides Pelee there are P other attractions on the Schute, and the Layton Carnival Company has super vision over all of them, Other attrac- lions have outfits at the railroad sta t1ons and still others have applied for space.
 This latter fact is remarkable for ,he reason that the fair association Was unable to secure the right kind af attractions and in 0pSDpratiOn 9D- 8hed to Nh' Layton, who was then in he city. and asked him 10 get some
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Brokers Fail
 For $8.o00.000

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Boston, Mass, Oct IA petition ia bankruptcy was filed today against the F. H. Gay Company. bond brokers. The liabilities are $S 0oo ,000 The failure of the Hudson River Electric Company caused thc Gay Company collapse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
''''Il Re Speaker
 Says Champ Clark
.zl Ae2a 5peei&Eto=i ihe Graphic

jLea99 Ae4s 5peeiaI=to=tbe Graphic.
 ciaeiHnast Ohio oef I1 zraft has "aoof a much ehaHefo ear, Mis- soQri az to oe c9osea 1a5aiai . ,'ra.~ iIE@ will have 9o.a61 r5iorils in that state. Congress 4ll Ae Demo cratic il the House of Reprssrnat- tiXos = fo 20. will be elected spcakera Thus spoke Champ Clark here oday.a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18

Amon2 the Pine GIufIians who McIo II the Stale Fair in Hot Springs yes- t .ias were: Hendrix Byrd an, wife John Gillespie, Misses Emma De- woody and Mary Lindsay, Henry Bry- HI, Hugh IAland and Sorrell5 De- woody
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18

.aioean he commercial aQPlauaeN oi Chicago fhe party vii. 4eaYe o8 zf5z ctal train NoFembcf k yisitag Paalj cah, Ky Fulton k. pAef&A4
 Tenn, Memphis. NoHIeomeIT Hn mjnaA4al Mobile. New Orleans. fiatg Rouse, Monroe La. !lot Springs. Lii t}e Rock and Pine i}utI, Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
CHICAGO MERCHANTS
 ID VISIT THIS CITY

Chicago H.. Oct 17.= Especial 10 tae Ge3paicl-Ga:ea&o and is su= pfem9cs as q eitl of business. art. music aud science k to De advertised
 the south \ score Of merchants. under the direction ot tbe Gaica@o Association of Commerce. will lonr there aad will nave as their
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18

". E.Ievey left yesterday for St. Louis after a pleasant visit here with Captain Leon Leyey and family His wife and son will remain here several weeks longer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Loan Clerk Heard
 i.l Morse Trial

Iiaaa=a News .s7oefa# sa fIesa paie.
 SeH AoIt, 0v5 A, NdeRa aa#a 1a4a clerk a=gHe Bank oi &affa NaeE5aa. ztftied gol4s iu=1ue HfaI oG @5l'ss FH5f t'aHC.. had proirt ted ss=aHf=t tae ia4H 4l=4 =4Efl aao Eo @6tz D6e, @ae fl2 a#Neeh= =ei@eA mics some 4-#5E br evolved fo make s9:t1r#saePs t. of securities for joan= t5o d. reciors would violate thcH u5n agree ment to accommodate Morse -tid t6e witness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Fleet Royalty
 Welcomed hy Japs

iffa, N."a ~l''r.a. =Ho ta 6;#paiT.
 4okaaaala# 0et J.=la Boa4,f.za 2uas from iAteea J8aaa=e aaItle- ship tas A@efiea4 tlatae aeet da t'5ed ioz9o t'a1 1| dropped tachor at '.ep . cIecIt 9Wa@s H1oaaaH@ fhoa- saHd4 oi l9P4acze iIna4 t5a shores. cheering a1a 6efa4 9on55 Aneri- can Aae e7ofs wharg Wa7e Vessels in line h3rpor# #taad loosp whistles 5sa bed1=a# aolse# s#e5oe As soon as inc .i"ef 5acHese3 tae American and 5aRa@5n o0if esefaused yi5- IL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
NUMB F
Stood ans. Yelled
 For W.J, 7ryan

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18

Mrs George Vining ,Ir. and baby will leave today for her home in Birmingham, Ala, after a pleasant visit here with relatives. She will be accompanied as far as Memphis by Mrs. ]. P. Jordan, who will visit there for q few days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
BRYAN AND KERN
 CLUB FUND $2OO
Report Made by Treasurer Brewster Last Night to Thai Club Shows Man. New Subscribers 10 National Campaign Fund.

Treasurer Edgar Brewster of tine Jefferson County Bryan and Kern Club, made q report last night at tao regular meeting of that club tp the effect lAat the members of he c-It' had donated $20o 10 the national Deu= ocratic campaign fund. The treas urer forwarded a check for $l7S To National Treasurer Ridder some days ago and the additional subscriptions will be sent to Chicago Monday.
 The following persons have donated since the last list of subscribers was ,,,lli.l,.J.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Be a Well Dressed Man.

Order your fall and winter suit and If from Eisenkramer the Tail or, oyer Citizens Bank, Second ayes nnc, corner Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Four Men Killed
 In Explosion

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Oil City, Pa, Oct Four em- pIoyes of tho Harper nitroglHcerne factory were blown to atoms by an explosion this afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-18
Sister 10 (sonvici
 uer Own Brother

Eeaest News Special to the Graphic. Chicaso, H., Oct 17-EIna Mann, the 13-year-old sister of Luman Mann, accused murdere. of Mrs Thompson, will swear that she was with her brother at the time the woman was stranded in q Michigan avenue room ing house
 
 Mrs. T. \. Wilson is entertoia1n9 Aits R. K. Black of Hampton at her Eome n Eighteenth and Cedar 5ttset.