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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson Arkansas,
 Mary Hood. plaintf, vs Amos Hood, defendant.
 The defendant. Amos Hood, is warn ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Mary Hood.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this End day of Novem- ber X. D. 1908.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 F. B. RENFROW, D. C. 1-7-5t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28

Miss Margaret Bond, of Memphis,
 who was expected this week to visit
 Miss Sue Perkins, will not arrive here N until Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28
sThe Indian Ballet"

Those fun experts, Wood & Ward, with Is helpers, mostly girls, present ing the merriest of all musical mix lures, 1.-Two Merry Tramps," the play with singy songs and whistly music. Prices, 9, 35, 50 and 75; box. $1.00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28

HICKORY WOOD co.-2oos wees Sixth Street. Old phone 1896. Nat phone 206. All kinds of stove WOOL ana blocks. All orders given prompe attention. Wood delivered to any part of city. Yours for service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28

Mrs John F. Rutherford is visiting relatives in Little Rock for few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28
NOTICE

Mrs. Magnolia Dawson. my wife, having left my bed and board, will no longer be responsible for her debts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28
The Clothing Hospital

The West End Clothing Hospital and Tailoring shop owing to the recent supply of extraordin- arly fine dyeing drugs and dry cleaning chemicals received. we are glad to inform our customers that hereafter We will be able to turn out even better work for you than We have done in the past
 Please cali on us early in the week to avoid the rush nevertheless late calls are attended with care.
 L. F. CAVER, Prop.
 1,lt West Sixth Avenue
 Old Phone S61
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28

THOMPSON THE TAILOR-Clean- inx. altering and repairing . spe- ciaity All work strictly first class 4O3 West Second Avenue. Old phone 432
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-28

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
SEVENTEEN GRADUATES
AT MONTPELIER HIGH
Harold P. Lsdden Delivered The Salute
tory and Ruth L. Brown The Vale
dictory Last Evening.

Seventeen young people comprising
the class Of 1903, Montpelier high school,
were graduated last evening, the exer-
eises being held in Blanchard opera
house which was filed to overfowing. II
was the o6th annual commencement at
that institution and preparations are
already in progress for centennial cele-
bration in 1912.
The salutatory last evening was Civ
en- by Harold n Ledden. and the vale
dictory by Ruth /. Brown. The other
parts were taken BY Hazel + Ellis, Edith
L. Allen, Maynard 4. Wright, Charles
f. Bailey, Albert Laird aud Alice NJ.
Booth, Diplomas were presented BY n,
j. n, Jones, chairman Of the school board
The class officers are: President, Charles
Fl. Bailey; vice president. Edith &. All.
len; secretary, Alice ~. Booth; treasur-
er, Maynard Fl Wright
The graduates, in addition to those
mentioned ares Sarah Aiken, Agnes
Bailey, Margery F. Burbank, Mary B.
Flint, Harold G. keegan. George A. Se-
linas, Arthur G. Sinclair, James r. Towle
and Florence A. Wing. The alumni ban.
quet will be held at the Pavilion ho.
tel this evening, and the events 81 the
week viii close with the junior reception
and ball at the Pavilion tomorrow even
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17

Brilliant Society Wedding at Windsor
Yesterday Afternoon.

Windsor, June IL. The social event
o. the season in the Cornish colony wa'
the marriage, yesterday afternoon at
O'clock, Of John Erickson, banker ol
Seattle, Wash, and Miss Margaret Bea
man Of New York and Corniah, the
youngest daughter Of Mrs. Charles G
Beaman, al their summer home, Blow
me-down.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Prescott Eyarts Of Cambridge
Mass, an uncle Of the bride, IN the open
air on the porch, the latter being trim.
med with green and white.
There were no bridesmaids. Tho flower
girls were Hettie and Eleanor Lakin
nieces Of the bride, who carried bouquets
Of sweet peas and forget -me-nots
The bride wore a gown Of white satin
trimmed with lace and d tulle veil with
orange blossoms and carried q bouquet
Of lillies.of-the-valley. She also wore a
pearl neck lace, the gift Of the groom,
and a diamond crescent, the gift Of Dir,
and Mrs +. J. Holmes.
The best man was ~ Frederick Of
Seattle.
The couple viii take an automobile
drive through New Hampshire and Mass
achasetls, and will sail for Europe on
the new steamship, George Washington,
for a trip Of some months before going
TO Seattle to live.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
AUTOPSY ORDERED.
TO Learn If wslliam ]. Sullivan Died
from Foul Play.

/ Haverhill, Mass June H.--District
Attorney Peters last night ordered an
autopsy on the body Of William J Sui
livan, who died suddenly at the Cottage
hospital in Lawrence last Monday even
ing The family and relatives suspect
foul play. 1t was given ont that Sulli-
van died Of alcoholic poisoning.
Sullivan, who was So years old, was
a well known bricklayer and recently
he had been employed In Lawrence. He
was arrested last Saturday afternoon
about 8 o'clock on the common in Law
renee and was a prisoner at the police
station, Lawrence, until Monday morn
ing, when be was arraigned In court.
The Lawrence police officials say that
Sullivan was seized with fit Sunday,
but recovered He was, they say. at
tackled by another fit Monday after
noon just before he was to be committed
as be was unable TO pay the fine im-
posed He was removed to the cottage
hospital, where he died Monday evening
The remains were brought to this city
and prepared for burial James Powers
the local undertaken, says that there
were clots of blood IN the hair near the
neck and an examination showed that
there was deep confusion in the neck.
The face was also badly bruised. The
condition of the remains aroused suspi-
cions Of the family and relatives and
an investigation was begun Patrick
Sullivan Of Boston, brother, visited
Lawrence yesterday. As result Of his
Investigations the autopsy was ordered
last night
Mrs. Sullivan says that she was with
her husband two hours before he was
arrested last Saturday afternoon and
that at that time be was sober. Pat
rick Sullivan says that he learned from
the woman with whom Sullivan boarded
in Lawrence that there was talk about
a man being mixed up in row over a
new level.
The relatives believe that Sullivan re-
ceived the wound on his neck in a fight,
and District Attorney Peters last night
said that if the Lawrence police did not
thoroughly investigate he would detail
the state police on the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
ST. IoHNsBuRY LOST.
Slight Decrease in Grand List and Also
In Polls.

st. Johnsbury, June i7--The work of
St Johnsbmy's grand list for the current
year is practically completed and shows
total little less than that Of 1908.
This years taxable property amounts
to $4,000 .644, thus making the grand
list S43,096.44. This Is $500 less on
grand list than last year.
The returns show 2,0T1 polls making
a list Of Sa,142. This is n less than a
year ago.
First-class real estate amounts 70
50 ,s46.710. and second class, S377.050,
total Of Ss,22s,760 The net gain in
realty amounts 10 $4,000. The total
Of personal property for taxes Is s671,
6s4. falling on from last year.
Some Of the items which 70 TO make
up the personal list are Horses, SIS $50;
COWS, $40 lie; sheep, Se,447; wines, So
3i3; stock in trade, si,0526 $50; money
reported ia debts due, s5l1,s bank
stock reported, s167.f72. The total off.
set account reported amounted to ST.
as7,244
The listers have their work completed
and r f. May, who has served as their
clerk. has the various items Of the
towns grand list copied and carefully
tabuiated in books prepared for the
purpose
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17

Is Belief Of Grand Juror in Case in Barre
city Court.

The cases against Louis Spinella and
bis two sons. Humbert and Harry, foT
alleged keeping with the intent to sell
were set for a hearing in city court this
morning. Grand Juror =. r. Davis mol
pressed the cases against the two sons
and asked that the case against Louis be
continued for a week to give Deputy
Sheriff Geo. L. Morris more time to
locate, If possible, Mrs Spinella, who has
mysteriously disappeared from sight Of
the officers
When the eases were brought up for
hearing last week, the grand Juror was
desirous of bringing Mrs. Spirella into
court as witness and when the officer
went to the house to get her, he found
that she was sick in bed. About every
day since, the officer had been going to
the house to see how she was, and each
time found her IN bed until yesterday,
when he called with warrant to arrest
her on the alleged charge Of keeping he
found the bed empty and the only infor-
nation to be had from the other mem
bers Of the family was that she had
gone" Grand Juror Davis stated 10 the
court that be thought that the officer
had acted ii good faith, believing that
the woman was sick, but he was now
Of the opinion that the sickness was only
blind 70 gain time in which to make
preparations TO get her out Of the state
or the country. To make sure that she
could not be found before the case
against her husband was heard, he re-
quested the court 10 continue the case
until next week Friday, and in the
meantime the officer would probably be
able to learn whether the woman had
left the city or was in hiding here.
NJ III. Gordon appeared as counsel for
Louis and said that the case against
his client ought to be disposed Of as soon
as possible. but he had no objection to
another weeks continuance. Judge Scott
then docketed the case for June 25.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
TRESTLE WAS
IN FLAMES
Timely Discovery by Central
Vermont Watchmal
AT AN EARLY HOUR TODAY
About $50 Feet Of Stringers and Ties
Had Been Burned Trains Are
Being Sent Around by Way
Of Rouses Point.

st. Albans, June 1.-THE trestle Of
the Central Vermont railroad between
East Alburg and West Swanton was
damaged BY FIRE this morning, and the
trains Of the line were sent over the
Grand Trunk railroad by way Of Rouses
Point, N. Y. 1t is expected that the
trestle viii be repaired 50 that trains
can 60 over the route some time tonight.
When the flames were discovered by
the night watchman at about four o'clock
they had made considerable progress, and
it was fortunate that the condition Of
the trestle was found as soon as il was
About $50 feet Of the stringers and ties
we're more or less burned through, max
ing passage over the trestle dangerous
The cause Of the fire is not known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
Russian Torpedo Boat IS Re-
SpOnSible
NEWS BEING SUPPRESSED
Reason for Shot Is Said to Be That the
British Steamship Northburg APP
preached Too Near to the I'm
perial Meeting. place.

st. Petersburg, June 1.-THE Russian
torpedo boat which was acting as an es-
cort to the Cars imperial yacht Stand
ard fred on the British steamship North
burg, under Captain Robertson, last
night for approaching too close TO Pit
kipas Bay, where Nicholas and Emperor
Wilhelm Of Germany exchanged visits
today. The shell struck the steam pipes
on che Northhurg, injuring an English
sailor. The news has been suppressed
as much as possible because II is feared
that International complications will re-
suit.
st. Petersburg, June 17.--Czar Nichol-
as and Emperor William met today in
the Gulf Of Finland aboard the imperial
yacht, Honhenzellern. The meeting was
attended by much pomp and ceremony
and was far from the mere friendly visit
first indicated. II was evident that poli-
cies we're uppermost from the presence
Of Premier Stolypin with the Gar and
Foreign Minister Won Schoen with the
Emperor. Both the royal yachts were
under escort Of battleships. The visit
will last until Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
TROUBLE AHEAD, PERHAPS.
Warning Sent For The Trip Of The Bal
loon Massachusetts

Rutland, June Fearful that the
balloon Massachusetts,. with its party Of
Boston people. which Is to 90 up from
here Friday IN an attempt to cross the
Green and White moantsin ranges, viii
come down in Lakes Champlain, Winni-
piseogee 81 sebago or, equally as serious
land IN some remote part Of the forests,
communications have been sent out
broadcast to the people Of the villages
of the northern parts of Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine 10 form rescning
parties ii the event Of knowledge Of 8
forced landing Of the balloon party
The Massachusetts, Is to ascend about
9 o'clock Friday morning with Charles
j Glidden of Boston as pilot, and Prof.
" II Pickering Of Harvard, president Of
the Aero club 81 New England. and Jay
b. Benton, city editor Of the Boston
Transcript, as passengers.
II win be the first attempt 81 any
aeronaut 10 cross the great mountain
ranges Of Vermont and New Hampshire.
The balloon will remain up until sunset,
barring mishaps, and it is expected 10
land far inland in Maine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17

END SESSIONS
Decide to go to Montpelier
Next Time
THE OFFICERS ELECTED
The Good Shepherd Mission in Barre Has
Been Changed Into a Parish-Wo-
mans Suffrage IL Parishes
Is Postponed.

st. Albana, june 1.-THE lleth annual
convention Of the Episcopal diocese or
Vermont was finished this morning, and
the delegates left for their homes.
The report Of the treasurer, G. Il. Par
ker Of Vergennes, was read this morning.
II showed that total Of s727 had been
raised during the year and that there
ia a net balance Of S273 in the treasury.
The sum OF S3.500 was voted for do
cesan missions, it being the maximum
amount allowed 10 be appropriated.
Spencer w. Hindes Of Burlington was
then elected treasurer.
An assessment Of S94040 was voted
for the expenses Of the diocese and a
special assessment Of S249.50 for the
Episcopal fund.
The committees of the convention were
as follows. On admission Of new par
ishes and missions, the Rev. f. B. Leach
Of Richmond, the Rev. +. L. Wlyman Of
Manchester Center and L. D. Blackwell
of Brandon; on canons, the Rev. Z. N.
Goddard Of Montpelier, the Rev. George
B. johnson Of Burlington, the Rev. S.
Halsted Watkins Of St Adams, and
Messrs. George Briggs Of Montpelier and
kittridge Haskins Of Brattleboro; on pa
rochial reports. the Rev. George B. John
son Of Burlington, and the Rev. w. G..
Bernard Of East Brirkshire; on miscel-
laneous business, ]. A. Thompson OF St,
Johnsbury, Cyrus A. Hawley of Rich
ford and John r. Locke Of st. Adams
on finance, Guy Wilson Of Bethel G. s.
81
Of Poultney
Ex.Gov +. ]. 0rmsbee Of Brandon was
appointed as legal advisor 70 the eeclesi.
astical court. The examining chaplains
are the Rev. George Y. Bliss Of Burling-
ton. the Rev. d. r. Sanford of Hard
wick, the Rev. G. w. Colt Of Windsor,
and the Rev. S. H. Watkins Of st. Al
bans
The st. John Baptist mission Of Web
sterville was admitted as an organized
mission, and the mission of the Good
Shepherd at Barre was admitted as
parish.
At the business session yesterday af
ternoon. Montpelier was chosen as the
place for holding the convention in June,
1910. The afternoon session was taken
up with reports and discussion Of the
Sunday school commission and the report
Of the trustees Of the diocese a resolu-
tion introduced by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis Of
Woodstock providing for the appoint
ment Of committee Of five to consist
Of two priests and three laymen to con-
slider and report at the next convention
on the question Of allowing women to
vote at parish meetings, was lost BY
vote OF ID to n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
NOT GUILTY PLEAS
ENTERED BY BOTH
Peter Delorey and James Mantir, charg-
ed With The Murder Of Annie Null
Inns in Arlington, Mass, on
March ~, 1908.

Cambridge, Mass, June 17--Pleas Of
not guilty we've entered by Peter Delory
Of Somerville and James Mantif alias
Dionislos spiropoulis Of Manchester, n.
H. when they were araigned before
Judge Frederick Lawton in the superior
court late yesterday on indictments
charging them with The murder OF Annie
Mullins, a Cambridge domestic, in Ar
lington on March 27, 1905 Counsel for
both men then made motions to quash
the indictments, on the ground that they
were vague. Judge Lawton took the mo.
tion under adwsement.
The body Of Annie Mullins was found
in field in Arlington, near the Cam
bridge line, on the morning Of March
2s, 1908. While several suspects were
arrested, all were later released, and no
tangible clew was discovered until April
2 oil this year, when Delorey and Mantr
were arrested following Delorey's alleg-
Cd statement to the police that he was
with Mantir and the Mullins girl on the
night Of her death and that Mantir kill.
ed her, Delorey Is IS years Of age and
Mantir Is 90
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
RurLANp cLun woN.
State Championship IN Trap Shooting at
Rutland.

Rutland, June 1.-THE first annual
tournament Of the Vermont State Trar
Shooters league was held here vester-
day with perfect weather conditions
Fifty men participated and $50 specta-
tors watched the shooting in the after
noon. Rutland won the state champion.
ship, the score being Rutland 203, Mid
diehury 199, Montpelier It's. The St
Adams, Brandon, Fair Haven and Man
chester teams were represented at the
shoot but they did not enter the cham
pionship contest
j. $. flaming, professional, was high
gun yesterday with a score Of 149 out oi
possible 100 Il. NJ Hurd Of Albany,
N. ", was high amateur with l46, beat
ing several Of the professionals. II. B.
Noulton Of Montpelier led the Vermont.
ers in yesterdays events with score Of
139. IN the merchandise events hit OF
MISS. B. +. Smith Of Boston, amateur,
had the longest run "A. John Philip
Sousa, the band leader, who recently
won a big trophy IN South Carolina, was
not ID his usual form, getting i32 birds,
At the annual meeting 81 the league
last night Il was decided to hold the next
annual tournament at Sc. Albans, the
following officers were elected President
A. s. Head, Sc. Ahans; vice president,
Cushing Hill, AIiadlebury; secretary,
lie. II Davis, Rutland; treasurer, j. w.
fowler, Manchester; directors P. s.
Clark of Lvndonyille, r. r. Pinney Of
Middlehury, Dr.. r. Fl Smith, Rutland.
The Fair Haven and Brandon clubs were
admitted 70 the league, making eight in
alI.
Eight events for money prizes, 20 tar-
gets to a man, were shot Yesterday in
championship The professionals present
shot in all the events but did not com-
pete for prizes, special trophy being
offered for the best professional average
for the two days shooting, $40 birds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
FOUND IN PORTLAND.
Eta Hayes, Missing from Rochester,
Discovered by a Relative.

Rochester. NJ IT, June IT. Eta
Hayes, who mysteriously disappeared af-
ter eluding her nurse, Tuesday, has been
found by a relative BY The name Of
Conant, in a boardinghouse in Portland,
Me.
Mr.. Conant secured a nurse for her
there. and Assistant Marshal Albert f.
Wilkinson, at the request Of the family,
will 60 to Portland to-day and bring
her back to Rochester. Miss Hayes was
wen and apparently none the worse for
her experience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
cooceRANGER.
Wedding at St. Johnsbury, Bride h
Montpelier Seminary Girl.

st. Johnsbury, june IL The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison r Jenkins was the
scene Of very pretty wedding last ev.
eninE when his niece. Miss Mabel Louise
Granger, was married to Leo Calvin
Cook. principal Of tho high school at
Jericho The ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. William Shaw Of Enosbure
Falls. Gordon Granger Weleh Of Peach.
am, the four years old nephew Of the
bride, was ring bearer, and Helen M.
jenkins of St. Johnshmy, her little
niece. acted as flower girl TT A. Cook
Of Irasburgh, brother Of the groom, was
best man, and Miss Mary MeLachlin Of
Peacham, maid Of honor The groom is
graduate Of Barton academy. 1900, and
the university Of Vermont in 1908. The
bride is a graduate of Montpelier semi-
nary. Guests were present from Peach
am, Glover, Irasburgh and Barton and
Yarmouthyille, NE. Mi. and Mrs. Cook
will be at home after September IA, at
johnson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
TAKING EXAMINATIONS.
Before The State Board Of optcmetry
at MONTPELIER Today.

The State Board Of Optometry, com-
posed Of Fl f. Jordan Of Brattleboro,
president, A. S. Haskins Of SO. Johns
bury, secretary, and A. r. Slader Of Bur
lington Is III session at the State House
examining several candidates and under
the law passed BY the legislature Of
1908, which created this board, all OPP
ticians who had practiced two years or
more before the passage Of the law are
exempt from examination, al others
must obtain certificates from the board.
The examinations win continue through
today Those taking the examinations
are +. I. Mathers Of Springfield, i. H.
McIyer Of Newport, a. b Saul Of Wood
stock, W. J. Brooks Of Barton, c. J.
Cleveland OF Lowell, Mass, and M. b.
Franklin Of Keene, N. I'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
HOME WEDDING.
Alden S. Twiss and Martha !. Archer
Married in Oxford.

Oxford, N r., june lT.-Alden spraguc
Twiss OF White River Junction, VT, and
Miss Martha Ida Archer Of Oxford, were
married yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the home Of The brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Archer, in this village.
The Rev u. j. Morse Of Milford per-
formed the ceremony.
The house was decorated for the oeca-
sion with green and white, the bridal
party standing under an arch Of ever
green strmounted by the initials Of the
contracting parties. Miss Georgia p.
Archer was maid Of honor, and James
=. Spencer was best man. The bride
wore becoming gown Of white silk and
carried showed bouquet Of lilies of the
valley. There were many out of town
guests in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twiss will reside In
White River junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
BURGLAR LEFT NOTE.
Saying That He Needed The Money as
He Was Down and Out.

Burlington, June 1.-THE residence
Of a prominent family on upper College
street was entered early yesterday morn.
ing bv sneak thief and sum Of over
s14 taken from purse. The thief evi-
IDENTIFY made his entrance through a
parlor window, which was located in full
view of the street The window was
closed but not fastened A purse belong
ing to the mistress of the house was
lying in desk and from this the money
was taken. Silver and other valuable
articles nearby were not molested, the
thief evidently being only in pursuit Of
money. A note was left on the desk by
the Intruder which read. Il am sorry to
take the money but am down and out
and must have IT, The finding Of the
note yesterday forenoon by the owner
Of the house led to the search which re-
suited in finding the empty purse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-17
MANCHESTER scors ARE BUsY.
Getting Ready For international Con
vention in August.

Manchester, NJ H., June 17.-Clan
Mckenzie, Order OF Scottish Clans, Is
busy making arrangements for the en-
tertainment Of the international con-
vention Of the order which is to be held
in Manchester Aug. 1921
This convention will kring to the city
members of the Royal Clans from all
parts Of the Americas There will be
delegates present from as far west as
California and the western Canadian pro
vinces and east to the most eastern Of
the English provinces.
The sessions will, be held in Odd Fell
lows hall and the exercises win include
variety Of entertainment. One feat
ure will be a banquet.
Much work is involved in preparing
for the entertainment Of this body on
the part Of Clan Mckenzie.