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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
(Spe8iea fir bieie 3eitung.)
Dir Dinridtmne ais rolks-
rdJamTpiel.
Hpb nnb erbarmuHgslos sescu ocn
NGditcn iutrb elm gulf ubnc &c
lisiun. - Gs, iuirit bias praftiifc
G%briitentbum nb nnb periaat benz
muoerneu 1Seioentbnm. - Gin
braiiihes Seiipiel IN Setbnnc,
5ranfreif. =

Sns .eble" %olf Der Srnn3oien bat
letlen SleruS beraubt unD perlago
unb feline Shuleu frei genlndt BON Der
Heligiou. Go but Die Che OILS Safrn>
ment offiSieu abSetbal; Die freie 2icbe
an oeren Stelle geieet. Ser Sranz
sole glaubt ni6t mebr an @ott; ct lit
Sreiocnfer gelporben unb Die anbcre
8elt I'M Senieit5 III ab9etbun. GS
lit piel leidter 10. Gouiequenters
ipeiie bdlt CT es dlldb ipenig gennu nod
nit Site iinp Moral. Gr bentt:
pesbdlb lid nift uusleben laiien bier,
nnh Dem Sobc lit ia bod Niles nlls2
Der Sran5ple bat 81 ieinen ~fripolcu,
glnuben5loien. 9oien Gigenihaftcn
audi nod cine ncue biu5ubefommeu:
Den Srieb Der @ram dmfeit uno
Der @rbdrm nn9sloitgfeit t,
Die berporitc6enblten Gigenidafter
oes egoiltiihen. mpoernen Seioen. Gr
iiebt 9eruc @lut. Int liebiten baS
ieiner cigenen Srilber. Or fannte
baS @eihdft 10 GUT i'll Der groSen
frdn5oiiihen Hepolltiun. Neulid
nlroc Inn luicocr Die @efcgeuheit ges
geben. nm pieie ieinc 3ipeite tbieriidc
Yobels Nutur 3I betbdtiaen. 3u ges
tbuue ioQte ipicber nah LANCER 3eit
cine Sinriftung itattfinocn. @elhe
4u9cnluitl @itleio fir Die arn,cn
SerurtbeiItenl ga. bds fennt Der
moberne Sran5oie niht mebr. @eSs
balb aud, roilonuicrt Wdnfer. cine
Nu5na6me mddleH nit bieIen paar
Gitnben. Die ielber gemorbet 6abcn;
bate man ood, feline lolde @efiiblc
uno 8egungen ilbrig fir Die uerfolg :
ten M0ndc uub Nonnen unb Srieiterl
.@niin, ON pe,tt rpire n tout priv.
b. +. ma mill UNI iebcn SreiS
idauen, icbcn. Die gum gfel ges
poroene Hcugicroe beS Sransoien Don
beutc fennt tetu IT. d s
ii 81, fciu Mitleio mehr.
6ier clue iebr hornttcri'tilfe
Stissc DER beltigen ir1n3OiiiHer
%plfsieete. mie lie lid bel iency
6~inriftuna betbdtigte: Sdon am
@benp ppr bear Sinrihtrmssmorgm
lrarcn ans SariS UNI aus Der linz
ecgcno an Salienocn Die ueugicriger
@Gite ScS SlutlhauipielS ua6 Be-
thunc aeitrGmt unN III Dem %fleiuer
Stdottcn entipidcltc lid Elm ir6flides
Su6rmarttStrciben. Sic Hcitarrnute
unb Cafes porcn iibsrfiiIt. iiberau IN
zen ionIt itiQcn StrnBen iuaren Die
6cuiter bea crleu6tet, Yiuiif unb Co
den ertontr, uuo inou furs na6 Wits
tcrnadbt 3ogcn 5nuicnoe Su Der Iidtz
itGttc. nm iid) cinen anten Ylab 81
Iebern unb ia feline Ginselbeiteu pes
arauiisen ShauipiclS 5u peridnmeu
%lS Die @eiGnqniBaloGe nit oumpteu
Sdluoe bic brittle @%orgenltuube fin.
oct. iommt @cpeNun9 i'll Die touienb.
fDpfiae Mcnac. sic On por'm @eiGne.
uib 6arrt uno plalocrno, lher5cnS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eituna.)
5nnntaes-plauoerei

@ir laien oicier Gage in Den Sas
gesbldttern bon elmer Sramng, Die
III Dem 5erit0rtcn WelIlnn fiir6lid)
itattgefrnnei. Sic Sreiic fano eS
emporeno, Dab 5ipei iunge Seutc, 10
fur5 na6 Der i6redlidc1 @%rbbebens
&ntaitrppbe ihon 10 lcidltfcrtig uno
obue Die nptbigcu &iiIfSmittel gebeiras
tibet baben. Nber 10 liz nun einmal
Der SiSilianer: ior9los. bei6bliltig.
mir fir Den Mi9enblid lebeHn; ba5
III lein Nntnrell. Cine lcltinmc @ez
i6idte 3peicr &iebenben. sic mir nadJs
fplacno bier brin9er ipcrNen. darattes
riiirt gar edit ienc Niaturfinoer oes
ilblihen @uropa'5, S6on besbal6
,irb tic belonber3 uniere 2elcrimcn
tcreiiircn, weil lie lid an jrncm
tie abseipiclt, 100 ieet nur nod Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
Mus benz Saterlano.

SD bottle auf feline Siilfe me6r,"
idreibt Serr s. Steiner bon Sbfel'
Ben, 0eutidlanb. sd bin 5pciuno.
iedsig Sabre alt, uno meine 8rafte
batten natiirli6 beoeutenb na6gelai'
len, aber, 9anf Sbrem IlpenfrGuter,
BIN i6 iest tpieoer ST. meiner uleber'
raiduns itarf uno seiuno. SD weiB
beitimmt, baB feline Meoi5in Dem III.
penfrduter sleihfonunt Sur Hcini'
guns bes glutes uno araftieuns bes
Spitems".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
Bonn SScrtb oes Safeus.

Gin Sder5. ein lad,enD Wort
cntifciSet DIT Die eroBten Sahen
treifenbcr uno beiier ais @rnit unb
Shdrie." 60 Der peiie Sprasl llno
Der SprahgcbrnnG rcoet nift nms
lonlt POM ~befreienoen 2ahcu".
Senfen mir oaran, lpeun mir in
iracnn cine 2a9c gcratben. in Der
Elm drgcrli6es @eiitt pber beftisc
8orte Micmano belien. fpobl aber
ms uno auberu unidglidlc Yeiu perz
uriudcn. ipenn nid)t gar ernltliben
S6nrcn 3ufii9cn fDnncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
Spe3ieue OHerfe.

Sollte iid fein Isent fir
Sorni's Mpenframter in Sbrer
Nadbariduft befinSen, nnS ioils
ten Sic nidt friber idjun iuels
den beiteIlt babsn, baum fOnnsn
Sic cine Erubefiite, entbalteno
sm6lf 35c SlaidJen sn benz ipe.
sielitn 8reiic bon $500 er.
baltcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
Sci r~nitleiotg.

Sdris, sic 6nuptitabt Srnnfreih's,
lit cine Iebr groBe Stnot. IS 9ibt
BARN nebeu ben picien reifcil. aber
audi iebr uiele arne Gentle. melfe bon
ctncm bis gum drtoern Gage nidlt
%lpiileil, ippber tic i6reit ~Qcberlsunterz
bait nebmcn 1plen. %ielc &inoer
miliien bort ibr tdglid1es Srot nIf Den
StrnBen erbetteln. Gin armcr &na6e
in bicIer Stnbt, Dem feline Gltern
nidJts gebcn fpnnten, unD Der allh Icia
men llnterbalt Dor ben Sbiireu Ser
Heihen unb nuf Den StrnBen dlID
llid,en milBte, bate lfon 5tpei Sn9e
lang iiberdq uergeblid, INN cine feline
@abe geflebt. 0inu5 alsgebungert
uuo t~roitlos luartfte CT ourh Die Strnz
BEN Der groBen Stopt bnbin, inbcm CT
Dem bimmlliifen Tatcr feline Ntptb nit
cineni Strpn,c bon Sbrdnen flagtc.
ltnS oieier, Sll DEM uod, fcit lltl9lildz
ltd)er iimlonit flehtc, crbnrnltc Iid ici=
ner uno lanbte ibnt 9tettung. Gin
anoerer 8ettelfuabe narnlid. Der ibm
be9egnete. fragte. obne tilr init ibn
befamt 81 fem, iparlIm or ipeine2
yIhl" dntipprtete CT utlo feline Sbrus
men fIoiien itdrfer, midi blneert CO
10 Iebr; id babe ifou lett porseitern
nifts mebr gcgciien." SD bin ielbit
5fpnr iehr bun9ri94. nerieste iener.
.unb babe nlir bnS neuise 8rot;
dllein lpeil OH Ihon 10 lnnge nidts
rtebr aenoiIen bolt unb on 10 bitterlid1
fpetnlt bier bait OH oic Sdlfte."
l1nS freuais tbcilte CT Iein Stiidlciu
8rot unb reihte es Dem unbern oar.
War bas nift cbct g~ebdnDeitl
Sas fleinite 2~iebesnert ninrmt
@ptt 10 an
9ls bdtteit Su'S ibm lelbit
getban. ,ra
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

SletW Srntel.
Spisbii6iihe Icuglein.
On Stehncngciiht.
Gin Wtiinnd,en. pas toieno
llno l6elnlenb germ ipribt.
Gleins Srmei!
Vlunofrauiigc 20fden
llno truus dltob Der Sirt,l,
Hunbroiige 86dd,eit.
Gin @riibfen i'm &inn.
&leins Srmcl!
Slinfhurtiae Yeinderr,
3tuei 6iiBfen ba8u,
Die tdnScln nnb iprinaen
Sbn' GaIt. pbnc Rub'.
Sletns Srmel
Seaionniaes Ser3fen,
Stets liebeub berett,
3n tbeilen oes griibcrhcns
Sreuben nnb Seth.
aleins Srmell
llnb Seberinnnns Sieblina,
Sic Sonnc int Sans,
Sas Yiippd)en bes @aters
lIn0 Wiittertens @dlts.
afcins Srmef!
***
0rufmntter WetSbeif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

@iacnlicbe lit Der Spo Ser Seelc
0iebe @ottes iii ibr 2eben;
@er Die Gig lie Seele tobtet,
9iebt lie nid)t. err babt tic NIX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
@%ruftnutter Weisbeif.
(Gou gliiabetb %2dnpmann.

@ruBmltter freunolif herunterblidt
Cur fleinen @retc: r@ib Mht, tpie
nan Itridt;
Gacr Infans I'M 2eben, nteiu 2icbling.
ut iffper,
So9 batb rcibt iih 9laibe an Wlai1e,
iieb berl
60 lansc bonn pollen 8tldile( man
itridt,
Mnn boffenS, eripdrtenb im's 9cben
nod blidt.
8latt iiebit bu 5uerit Den Stumpf
lid ipeben,
go slntt fpie elm iorgloIes &inber@
leben.
Sc fiir5er Ser SaSen, ie fieiner bic
3dbl
@pn Malfen unb Sagenl limb lit
man ctnntal
Wit benz Strumpfe ocs 2ebens su
gnbe eefommen.
go ipiro gum lesten Wal abges
uumntett.
Die arbeit fertig; Der &ndnel leer;
9ein gemddter Sebler dnhert it'd
mebr.
O'rnm Jorge, mein Sinh, ba6 bnS
9cbenslperf benz
BON Nnfane bis gnoe mos' feblcrlos
leiul"
Sas Wslnniif.
9eors. Der Sobn armer, aber ebrs
liher @ltern. fam Stt etrtem Gaufs
mann in Die 2ebre. Sa mubtc er
bon firth Noreens bis ipdt IN Die
&a6t binein bel arbeiten ,nb fIeibig
iein. @eors tbat Maes. ipos ibm
aufgetrasen pnroe. germ nno iHeute
Die Nrbeit niHt. Simmer mar er dnf
oen 8urtbeil ieines Serrn bebaft mo
brnhte es bdlo 10 peit. bab i'm bieier
reht lieb aetuoun. 8eionbers ireute
er lid iiber @eorg's g6rIihfeit. go
Der &leinc cine Stedndbel fanD, bob
err lie aii unh iammelte lie in elmer
Shuftel. big er cine gauge Wenge
beiiammcn bate. Damn brafte er
lie ieinem Serrn unb freute iih. ipenn
bieier i'm bslobte unb ibm f%reunSlld,
DEN 3opf ltreihelte. Dit onoern
Singen mathte es 8eprs ebenio. Sem
Stiidden 8inbfaben. tetu gldtt Yas
pier Iieb CT perberben, ionoern bob ieoc
9leiniefeit lorgfdltia uuf.
Nls @cora GROCER fpuroe. ipar er IN
alien @eihaften seifidt. nno iein
Serr nabm iiG Dor. i'm auf &eiien 5t
ifiden. mo or nod riebr iernen uno
oue S~errlifteiten arober Stdotc nnb
9dnoer erbliden fonnte. Sod ipollte
er pprber nod eiumal Iciuc Gbrlidfett
ani bic Trcbc 1tellen.
ct rief 8eorg tn ieine Cube uno
iaatc linn. CT miiile cine Heiic madden,
bon Der CT crit III eini9en Sanen 5is
riidtdme. @eorg ioute inbciien uuf
Iues int Sauic ppbl Iht baben.
@eorg periprah es Mnb iein 9err
reilte ab.
&aum ina or fort. 10 erbiidte
@cpra inter Dem Sopha etfpas 8ldns
5enbes. Gr bob eS auf, nnb iiebe ba.
cs par Elm @olbitiid. Manter ans
pcrc hattie irobl eeSadt. eli. mein Serr
it reid. Der fam oaS @pioitiid ipobl
cntbebrcn. miro CO gar nidlt bermiien
unb meiB nidts odnon. "a hattie ct
ober cine eroSe Siinoe beaanaen.
@eorg cad,te nidt 10. ionoeru iagte:
.SaS @plSltiid aebort meimem euten
Serrn. unn id nil es auihebcn. bis CT
ipiebcrfpmmt. uno cs linn pmnn
seben." Sns ma pie Elm ebrlider
Wann aeiprohen unb bradte @eorg
picl &uecu: peun ais ieiu &crr 5us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

Scltiamer Spasierritt.

Gin Nann rcitet auf eiuem @leI
na6 Sauie nnD ldBt Ieihsu Suncn
ncben6er laufcn. 9ommt Elm @anpes
rer nnb ia9t: rSas lit nif)t reht, i
@ater. DAB Sbr reitet nnb lnBt @uren
Sobn l%aufen; Sbr reitet ltnn lnbt
gliren Sobn LAUREN; Sbr bnbt itdrfere
@lieber." ga itie9 Der &nter pont
giel berab uno lies Den Sobn reiten.
apmmt miebcr Gin @onbersmanu
i1nb iaet: .Sas lit niht reht, Bur,
Idle. baB Oh ~rcitelt unb ldiieIt Seis
men @ntcr 5u SuB 9ehen. Oh bait
jiingerc 9eitte." ga iuBen 0eibe nnf
inb ritten cine Strede. 8ommt Elm
brittcr Wanbersmnnn uno ingt:
.@as lit bnS fiir elm ilnpcrItanb. 5ipei
Gerle nltf etnem lhipnd1en Thierel
Soltc man niht einen Stod nebmelt
unb Guh geioe b~indbingcn2" Sn
itiegen geibe nb llub eingen ielboritt
an HiS. red)ts unb linfs Der Iuter
nnb Gotn uno in Der Witte Der Giel.
8ommt elm picrter @anoersmdnn
uub Iaet: .Sbr ieib %furioic @eiellen.
SITS nift genllg, lpenn 5hrei 5m SUB
aeben2 @ebt's nidt leihtcr, tucnit
Giner bon Cub rcitet?"
ga banb Der Batter oem gieI Die
poroeren Scinc srinmmen, lrnb ber
Sobn bano linn Die bintcren 9cine
! suInnmcn; damn 5ogcn iie einen itars
tet 9aumpfnbl binourh. Der an ber
StraBe itanO, uno trl9en Den @ict
auf Der Ndiel beint.
| Gofra;f fctt,i2 fo,,,,a,, ,,,,, ,,o~
es allen Seiiten redt madeu mill.
Sebel. -
Sdnmlins'S @anberihnft.
Surh Nb31blcn ipirb inter sen
Spielern Serienisc felteeltclt. Der
Die Hple bes yllmguders" an iibers
rtebmcn bat. Sieier bat lid nit ges
i6lo1enen Museu 9e9en cine @anb,
cinen Baum ober bergl. 81 itelen.
ipGbrenb Die nnperen Spielcr III alci.
der 2inie 300 Shritt binter ibnt
Nnfitellung nebmen. Nuf bas Gputs
inanbp .3psl" beS llmaudcrs nils
len Ii Die ~Sdumlingc" ibre @an4
Serlhaft antretcn. inoem tic ndntli6
in min5igen Shrittcn trippelnb in
bic Hdbe oeS limgrderS 5u fommen
iiihen. Sic groBe Shpierigfeit Die
ies llniernebmens beItcbt nber MN
oarin, baB iih fein SdumlinN bon
Dem iih ab nnb Su uublidenbcn
ilmeuder in iroenSmelher Seipe= /
auug iiberrdi6en laiicn barfs %em
lid Der llmauter (plpslid Die Nngen
6ffnenb) umidaut. mu6 iebcr SpieIer
ipie perlteinert. nnbeipealid Dor ibnt
iteben; iper iih an I'M @inoelteu
riibrt. ipirb iofort lpieoer nllf ben Ylae
Der Iuiitellung 5uriidgewicien! @er
ben llmeuder Slierit erreidt, lit Sies
ger unp lott bieien nb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

riidfebrte unb bon oent getrcuen
8eprg DnS @ololtiid betum. miarmte
er i'm init ACKNOWLEDGMENT urb ricf:
ySn gutter, ebrlider Menif. on ioliit
fir Die 3ufunft ntein Sobn Iein."
llno 10 geidnb CO. Weorg lebte
aliidlid), uno ieiu 6err liebte i'm mie
fem eigencs Ainb.
9os Wr0Bte lit paS Alpbn6et.
Dem ole &cisbeit itebt
barin;
Tber MIR Der crfcnnt Den
SiItn,
Ser'S red,t Suiunmen5ulescn
ucritebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
ainbesause Msutteramae.

Die Wutter 6lidt Dem ainb ms Iilge
llnb fdaut pes Simu,ets 8ioerifeiu,
Sic iiebt ibr Sinh nit Gneelh l~pielcn,
IS Ieibit elm llnihulbsenscl iein.
Sd5 Sinh 6Iidt in bas Wttttcrauae
ltub iflaut bes Simmels Seligfeit:
@s liebt Den gnsel. Der bebilteno
,Sbm Tag nnb Tddtc itebt 5ur Scit'
z. CD. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-16
Sad Bereavement at
 Puddephatt Home

Albert Lewis Puddephatt, the six months-old son of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Puldephatt, died Sunday night at their home on South Olive street. The funeral took place from the fam fly residence Monday afternon. In their sad bereavement Mir. and Mrs. Puddephatt have the sympathy of their many friends. A budding flower has been plucked from their home by the Grim Reaper Little Albert was a most promising child and was the light and happiness of the Puddle phatt home Words cannot lessen their grief, but there Is consolation in knowing that the little darling has gone to better and brighter world, where sorrow and suffering Is un- known.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-16
COMMITTEES NAMED
 TO RAISE BIG FUND
Seven Districts Outlined For Solicit ing COmmittee-COnyen Mean an Expenditure of $1O0,OO0 Here This Summer.

The various entertainment commit tees, representing the eight state or ganizations which will hold big con- ventions in this city this year. met at the city hall Monday afternoon and outlined the work to be done by the soliciting committees, which will raise one big fund for the entertainment of the hundreds of visitors who are plan ning to come to Pine Bluff. Chairman W. D. Buckner presided at the meet ing. Seven districts were assigned to various committees and they will meet at the Hotel Jefferson Saturday for the purpose of making final arrange ments for the canvass. All of the chairmen of the various committees are requested to be present. The con- yentions that will meet here this year means an expenditure of fully $100,0oo in this city during the various ses- sions. Na
 The districts listed and the commit tees for them follow:
 District No. 1-Second avenue and Pine street; F. l.. Dilley, chairman; A, W. Mum, Dr. A w. Troupe, J. R. Stewart, J. H. Ma and P. P. Byrd.
 District No 2-West Barraque street and the west side of Main street; W. N. Trulock, chairr an; w. B. Null liken, Dr. William ruteher, W. L.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-16
SAFE BLOWERS
 IN THIS COUNTY
Cse Dynamite on q Safe in X. F. Me-
 Ncili's Store at Rcdfcld and Sc.
 cure More Than Thousand Dollars.

When Angus r. McNeill, who, is iii the general merchandise business at Redtield, this county went to his place of business Monday morning be found his safe open and papers scat tered all over the floor. More than Sl,0oo in money and checks had been stolen. A rear window of the store was also found open
 Professional yeggmen are believed to have robbed the store, as the safe had been blown open and every eyi- dence points to the work of experi- enced safe blowers The checks talk en were government checks, which had been cashed by Mr. MeNeill and which were issued to men at work on the river in the neighborhood of Red- field. The loss was reported to Sher- if C. M. Philpot. of this city, and that official went to Redheld yesterday to gather a clue that might lead to the identity of the thieves The yegg- men used nitro-glycerine and demol- ished the safe. The explosion was heard by the sleeping residents at l o'clock Monday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-16

After hearing ton or fifteen wit nesses at the preliminary hearing gi,= en R. B. Andrews and daughter. Mrs Emma Smith, who were arrested on suspicion of having murdered Sam Smith, the husband of the young wo- man. at Arkansas City, Monday morn ing, Justice c. C. Hemenway took the case from the attorneys, before arett. ment and discharged the def enGants. He declared that the evidence, which was purely circumstantial and iraa- mary, was not sufficient to even war
 rant their being detained on the nur- der charge or even as accomplices.
 The court room. was crowded with interested spectators when the case was called, previous rnmcr5 regard ing Smiths mlstrious death having oc- casioned no little interest in the pro ccedingS. The most startling eli dcnce introduced at the hearing was the statement that the young wife oi the dead man, who was shot and killed at his home on Smith Island, in De- sha county, on the night of January 2S, remained with the headleGS bplv oi her husband all night and when morning came she hurried across tnc country 10 the home of a Mrs. Ritr l.. where she told of her husband having been assassinated The young wifi" said she and her husband were at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-16

streets, south of Eighth avenue, was granted.
 The council censured the commis sioners of several improvement dis trlcts for their failure to comply with the law in making their reports. The report of one In particular, paving dis trict No. IS, which embraces West Barraque street, was referred back to the commissioners, Dr. R c. Thomp- son, Henry Marx and J. M. Simpson. It was stated that six bonds of this district were not reported as having been sold or cancelled and that many vouchers had been lost The report must be corrected the councilmen say, before it will be approved Others will also be rejected on similar grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-16

son thrust shotgun through |. crack
 ill the door, instantly di5eharglur
 both barrels. Smiths heal WIS almost completely blown away.
 After reaching Mrs. Ritchie's home
 the frightened woman told her story and was then taken in boat to tho home Of her father, R B. Andrews.
 which was several miles away frotn her home They then returned to tue Smith home and took the body to Rosedale, Miss, for burial
 Later rumors were circulated 70 iis-
 fer that there was something strange about the murder of smith and An
 drews and his daughter were impli-
 cated by them. On the witness stand Monday morning, Attorney W. E. Sor~ rells, for the defense, made l.. r. Rec of Nosedale. admit tha, he was ins'ru mental in bringing about the arrest of
 Andrews and his daughter Att )rney Sorrells states that Rice was cas- todian of a sum of Muacy which was the property of the dead man. Taere was absolutely no evidence introduca,l by the state to implicate Andrews and his daughter in the killing of Smith, ! The evidence that was brought out at
 the trial in that direction va purely circ umstantial.
 Andrews and his f; uGhtcr wi,! al
 rive in Pine Bluff Tue sday n o.nns.
 accompanied by Attorney Solre!ls. They formerly lived in this city,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-16
Tan Would not
 Discuss the Matter

(iearst News Special 10 the Graphic.
 Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 15.--"l have nothing to say about Rainey's threats to expose the Panama Canal deals nor nothing to say about buncome con- gressman, is the way Taft replied to a statement that the Illinois rep resentative had evidence against Chas. r. Taft and William Nelson Crom- we'll in their attempts to grab Pana- nla timber rights.
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carmack Murder
 Case on Today

uIearst News Special to the Graphic.1
 Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 15.--Taking evidence in the case of Duncan Coop CT and son, Robin, and John D. Sharpe. charged with the murder of Senator F.. w. Carmack, will be begun tomorrow. The state will attempt to prove that the murder was the result of conspiracy. Maybe Governor Pat terson will be put on the stand. The defense will be based on a self de fense plea. Mrs. Carmack arrived to- night. She will be present in the court room the first time tomorrow.
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Dewoody, Edgar Brewster aud Dr I l., Caldwell
 District No 3-East side of Main street and East Barraque street; F. B. Bloom, chairman; Leo NJ. Andrews. ". T. Seawell " B. Alexander, Dr. X (. Jordan. w D. Hearn, S C. Alex ander and J. E. Speers
 District No l-Packine houses; {. A. Kientz, chairman; John II. Mccain. P. C. White and B. H. Sandeford.
 District No. 5-Third avenue and Chestnut street; II. Riley, chairman; A D. Foster, J. w. Saunders, W. T. Brasher Dr. ]. W. Scales aud Dr r. Orto
 District No. t-Walnut street, Fourth and Fifth avenues, State and Georgia streets; W. D. Buckner, chair man; P. B. Pride. Dr. O. c. Hankig son, +. c. Howell, J Vi. Simpson ani X. \. LeLaurin.
 District No. 7--Suburbs; Guy L.ef- lar, chairman; R. Finley, Theo Woller- mann. J. II. Watkins, | T. Lloyd and 4. s. Trigg.
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and that of \. K Reid burned with their contents
 Rodgers Brothers got most of their goods out but it soon began to rain and ruined what they saved from the burning building
 The telephone company suffered d heavy loss. Their lines poles and cables i'll that part of town are all down.
 The brick block on the opposite sid, of the street }#as saved by knocking down posts and letting sheet iron awning hang down in front of the store fronts,
 The loss will reach $S,o0a with in suranee estimated at 5000
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COSTLY FIRE
 AT BISON, ARK,
Many Business Buildings Burn-T0tal
 Loss Win Reach $S,0OO.

Rson. Feb. .E.-The most >disas- trous fire iDSfhe history of RisonA oc- cured ssy6r9ay morning at 2 o'clock
 Dr. JE. Batchelor lost three build ings, cSntajhing butcher shop. bar Der shop land the other was vacant No hsurance was carried on the bulld- ings.
 c. A Curry lost house and con tents, lowered by insurance. :
 Grat Holmes general store was burned with a lost of $2,5oo and in- sura1ce of $1,ooo. The building be- longfd to N. A. Mckinney.
 Wilson & Goolsby. general store was burned: no insurance.
 NsW. Hall lost two sinaN houses occuAed by a barber sho9f and res. taurark. and goods~xere burned
 Mrs. c. D. Nivrn;; two-story building unoccupied, burned.
 The fire started in the rear of C. A. Curry's house eand spread rapidly
 The Rison Supply Company narrow ly escaped. A good portion of thell goods were badly damaged by water as was also the building, and it is feared that one of the brick walls will fall.
 The City Hotel caught severa times but men on the roof fought the biaZes and eXtineuished them.
 The warehouse of N. A. Mckinney
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Senator Knox
 is Safe Now

tiIearst News Special to Inc Graphic
 Washington, Feb. 15.--It took a sDe- cial rule to pass the bill removing the disability from Senator Knox by re ducing the salary of the secretary If state to $S,000. The vote stood 173 to IF. On the first vote under sus- pension of the rules. which requires q tWo-thirds majority to pass, the bill failed, the vote standing 179 to 123. The committee on rules brought in q, new rule, providing that majority only was necessary. A fierce fight was made, the claim being made that the rule violated the constitution.
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Frohman Generous
 With His Wife

tAearst News Special to the Graphie.)
 New York, Feb. 25---"I know of no one 1 would rather see Mrs. Frohman marry than MT. Bowes. He is splen- did and a prosperous fellow" com- mented Daniel Frohman, when told that she was to become the wife of the wealthy Californian. He admitted that he wanted his wife to remain on the stage but denied that he tried to force her to stay.