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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
NEWARK WOMAN
AND CHILD GAS VICTIMS.

NEW YORK. Dec. Mrs. Mary
Foss, 50 years old, a widow, and until a
few weeks ago a resident Of this city,
n her daughter Bertha. 13 years old,
were found dead in their at 1GC
Richards street, Brooklyn.
The discovery was made by Florence
Foss, 15 years old, another daughter,
who slept in another part of the house
The room in which the bodies were
found was filed with gas and death
was due to asphyxiation. 1t is be-
lieved that the turning on of the gas
was accidental.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
READY roR woRTHINGToN BALL.

Final arrangements have been made
for the Fl. r. Worthington entertain
ment and ball to be held Friday night
at Krueger's Auditorium. A vaudeville
program by professional talent will be-
gin at 8 D.. IN, under the management
of H. H. Griffin. Dancing will begin
Immediately after the entertainment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
THIEVES ROB CASH REGISTER.

Elmer Won Buskirk, a saloon keeper.
at A Badger avenue. reported to the
police of the Fourth Precinct today
that his place had been entered through
a rear window of his bowling alley
sometime before, 5 o'clock this morning.
and 81 taken from his cash register.
Detectives have been assigned to the
case.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

TO CURE A coli IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure.
F. W: GROVES signature is On each box.
25c.-Adv,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
Dsnle. Theft Charge.

On the cross-examination Mr.. Beas-
ley asked sharply:
Don't you remember about two and
one-half years ago stealing a diamond
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

With this admission came the infor-
nation that he served twenty-six
months for the offense. He also adj
mitted that Mrs. Wilhelm had been
a witness against him one In a district
court suit. but said he had no %aniinos-
ity against her.
"If you were offered $1,000 to Kill
Wilhelm, why didn't you do it?" de
manded Mr.. Beasley.
IT wasn't after that kind OF money
snapped back the witness.
What did you say?"
II didn't have a chance to say any
thing, because my wife was present
Z When Segal was called he said that
he formerly worked for Levy, and re-
called the visit TO Roselie with him.
Mrs. Wilhelm" he said, "sent us in
the kitchen and then showed US where
to cut across lots to get a pint Of beer
After that I heard her tell Levy that
she was sorry that she offended him
al the time of the suit, that she swort
to a lie then, and said that she would
give 1000 TO kill her husband. SO ]
said to Levy, Let the - alone
come on home I saw her two or three
days afterward at Academy and Sill
streets talking to Levy, and when she
saw Mrs. Levy come along she wenf
away. l only heard the word PROPOSE
ton"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

Mrs. Wilhelm admitted her relations
with Siea, who is indicted with her, and
that Siea paid his rent, and that Sica
Was not put put because he did not
pay his rent. q
Referring to the statements made I'd
the police. Mrs. Wilhelm said that they
we're obtained by Mr.. Tuite and other
officers. III said that she was under
arrest at the time.
Coming down to the alleged attempt
to bribe william Levy to kill her hus-
band for S 1000 she admitted that she
was acquainted with Levy, slightly
as she put 1t.
Q.-Did you have any conversation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
Q. H. WISE TRIED
 FOR EMBEzzEMENI
harged With Misappropriating Mon- ey, Alleged to Have Been Collected From ChristianoA's Meat Market.

0. Fl. Wise q butcher who former ly conducted a meat market on West Second avenue, near the Elks theater, was tried in Magistrate l.. l.. Cheeks court yesterday on charge of eu- bezzlement Justice Cheek took the case under advisement and will ren- der his decision today. Wise was defended by Attorney J. M. Shaw and prosecuted by Deputy Prosecuting At torney Creed Caldwell.
 Wise was arrested Sunday by Con- stable Frank Stewart. The police say he was preparing to leave the city and had purchased ticket. He was arrested on information filed by Christ Christianon, who now owns the meat market, and for whom Wise has been working for several months It is charged that Wise collected money from customers, aggregatin : S625O Wise claims that the money was due him as salary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
FREE PICTURE SHOW
 AT FOREST PARK

Since motion picture plays have be- come the prevailing fad of the na- tion, and the people of Pine Bluff have demonstrated in days past that they are more than anxious to pat ronize a first class motion picture performance, the Forest Park man. agement has made bid for popu- larity by offering to their patrons d first class performance of this nature free. Every evening at o'clock the Park management will offer the pub lie two thousand feet of motion pie lures and an illustrated song, abso- lutely free of charge. This will be quite an inducement to the people to ride out to the park, and there will doubtless be hundreds to take advan- tage of the Park management's gen erosity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
GOULD MILLIONS
 ARE NOT DIVIDED
George Gould Testifies In Brother Towards Divorce Suit - Charges Against Mrs. Gould.

New York. June 14.-That the Goull fortune on January 1, 1906, was worth more than $S0,000,000 and that not one penny of it has yet been di vided among six direct heirs. was the statement of George Gould who tes- tified in the divorce suit of Mrs. How ard Gould today Howard Gould on the stand testified that since his majority he had built an independent fortune of s1o,ooo. 900. Mrs. Howard Gould declared it would cost any hus- band from s35,000 to $40,000 to clothe his wife She said she changed her costume three times day It would be unspeakable to wear the same gown twice, she said. After one wear she gave it away Inspect or Mclaughlin said "Big Hawley" told him that he had used Mrs. Gould while she was Catherine Clemmons to decoy rich men on steamers into card games,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
BARACA CLASS
 ELECTS OFFICERS
Board of Scotchmen Increa>ed-cla>s Enjoying Much Progress.

The /Baraca Glass of tAe Baptist church held a business meeting Sun day, after the regular lesson
 : The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, L. C. Saunders; vice president. T. N Harper: secretary, B. F. Hendricks treasurer. T. T. Daniels teacher Frank B. Ezell. The Board of Scotch man was increased from four to ten and the following were elected: Ro3- ert Ryland Albert Poss. W. l.. Mat thews. Robert York. Vernon Guest William Thompkins, J. D. Ross, Chas Payne, J. M Goodwin and w. T Woodul; Class reporter, James Ward secretary of health, Charles Foley The class is enjoying a prosperous season and great interest is being taken by the members of the class
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
WELL LIKED NEGRO
 DIES SUDDENLY.

Mady Stobers, g. years old one of those good old slavery time ne- groes so highly prized at this time and one of the most faithful and gen. erally liked negro residents of this section, dropped dead at the home of s. A. Rosenberg, on West Barraque street, early yesterday morning. Her death was due to heart failure and cid age. "Mammie," as she was fa- miliarly known to her many white friends, was a servant in the home O. the late A. r. Dreyfus for more than forty years, and her loyalty and de- votion to the members of that family are we'll known. She was a kind hearted, industrious darkey, and her death removes beloved figure from the home The funeral arrangements have not been completed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

ican soil. It was decided by the Elks at Philadelphia that one day should be set aside for an annual celebration Nearly half million Elks joined in the observation of the birth of the American flag yesterday
 The ceremony was conducted ac- cording to the ritual adopted at Dal- las, Texas.
 After few remarks by the pre- siding officer, II. L. Sternberg gave the invocation, and followed this with history of the origin of the flag
 The officers then placed the flow CTS over the flag in the form of a liberty bell Each officer made re- marks appropriate to the occasion aS he arranged the flowers.
 M. D. McNeil then read a eulog, of the flag. hch concluded the cere- mnnY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
NEGRESS TRIES ID
 KILL HER RIVAL
Susie HOckpnhuli Uses Revolver la Effort to Stop Mattie Gray's Atten- tions to Her Former Husband.

With a thirtE-tWO calibre Smith k Wesson revolver, Susie HOckenhull a well-knoWn local ne@rcss, tried D puncture the hide of Mattie Gray, an- other negress, when they met near the Masonic Temple, East Fourth av- enue and State street, yesterday ar Gray woman and would have doubt less sent more in her direction had the Gray woman not proved to be such a good sprinter. She was out of the Hockenhull Woman's reach in an instant. The shot did not take effect
 Patrolman Glover heard the report of the gun and arrested the Hocken- hull woman. She was placed in a cell at police headquarters and will be transferred to a magistrates court today.
 The relations between the Hocken- hull and Gray women have not been very pleasant for several months and thev have met in battle several times before. Some months ago the Gray woman threw a bucket e water on the Hockenhull woman, and the lat ter retaliated by assaultine the Gray woman with an umbrella. It is said that the women are 'at outs" over their admiration for local saloon ist Hocke nhull. who is separated from his wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
POKER GAME IS
 RAIDED BY POLICE

Carrying out instructiCnhs of Mayer W. l.. Toney, issued some months ago, City Detective E. C. Stanley Satur- day raided a poker game, which was in progress over a clothing store on Second avenue, and arrested five players. The men gave fictitious names and put up bonds for their ap- morning. The cases were postpone'' by Police Judge J. R. Stewart until June P. The police have strict e. ders, it is said, to raid all club rooms and arrest all violators of the gam ing law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
TWO KILLED AND
 FIVE WOUNDED Newman and Pritchard Fac tions Shoot It Out at
 Meadville, Miss.
GOV'N'R SENDS TROOPS
Feud Result of killing of Cornelius Pritcbard By Dr. Newman and
 the Latter's Acuuittal.

0tearst News Special te the Giaphicl
 MeadVille, Miss, June 14.-~Dr. \ M Newman and Silas Reynolds are dead. Herbert Applewhite and Lenos and Emmett Newman fatally wound ed and two men named Byrd and Carr were slightly wounded, in a battle fought here late this afternoon between the Newman and Prtchard factions, growing out of the killing of Cornelius Pritchard by Dr. New man and his acquittal several dayl ago All the wounded except Boyd and Carr. who escaped. were taken to Natchez. Governor Noel has sent troops here to preserve order
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

by former husband and that he mis- treated her. She also charged that her second husband had several dia- monds which belonged to her. In his answer. Charles I4eMaire charged that his wife had diamonds belongin" to him and refused to surrender them. Chancellor Nartineau ordered the plain tiff and defendant tu return the re- spectiye gems to each other. and after granting the deere of divorce, made LeMaire pax the costs in the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

The market department of the Board of Trade, which it was ex- pected would be discontinued today, will probably be continued without additional cost to the members. Dr. I. l.. Caldwell has been making a great effort for the continuance of the quotations, and it is now believed that his efforts will be successful, and that quotations will be received throughout the heat ed term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

scribe and help me- Oh. yes Mr
 ------, Contestants, you can put any ones name in the blank you want to, so you get tlIe subscript ion. This subscription may be the one which will win that tBrowniekar" or the pony and buggy. The race continues exciting. contestants are changing places each day
 Watch the race during the coming week. Some who are near the top will find out there are others in the race besides the leaders,
 Don't forget the double votes We'd nesday. They are a big thing. They are what count. They help some. Everybody get busy Next Wednes day We will give our last extra vote day. This is not like Patti's fare we'll tour. which has been advertised a dozen different times as positively her last performance. but this is pos- itivel, the last double vote day dur III .hS NiapliC 5 pol)uidTlly contest 50 get out and secure all the business you can. Straight votes after We'd nesday. There are few families here who do not take the Graphic regularly Hunt them out Don't pass anyone up on the streets who looks favorable
 There Is Only one way to win those prizes, and that is to do a little hua- tlins. Results tell. Everybody on the job. Two whole days to work Work for those double votes Don't get dis couraged because your name appears down in the list Work and bring it to the top.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
Outside the Cit, for New.
For Old.

As the time for the contest to close draws near, the thoughts of those valuable prizes awakens Us to ra- he"ed energy. We must have one of those prizes. and the thoughts that We can get double the amount of votes for each dollar that We turn ill on Wednesday spurs us to work just that much harder.
 Who shall go to see now to sub
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
BRIDE OF A YEAR
 SHOT BY HUSBAND

tieaiSt News Special to the Graphic
 Honolulu. June 14.-Four members of the editorial staff of the Japanese paper, Nippu Jiji. arrived today an 1 were arrested on charges of conspir- acy in connection with the Japanese strike situation. The paper has been publishing inflammatory statements urging tbat the government be re sisted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
BAND PREVENTED
 PANIC ON SLAYONIA

Ucarst News Specia! to he Graphic,
 Gibraltar, June 1.-The band on the Cunard liner, Slayonia. which struck off Flores Island at o'clock in the morning. prevented panic among the passengers by playing popular airs. Breakfast was served during the excitement, according to passengers on the Slavonia. who ar rived today on the Princess Irene
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
MRS. l'MAIRE GETS
 DECREE OF DIVORCE
Chancellor Martineau Orders Dia.
 mOnds Exchanged and Makes Chas. LeMaire Pay the Cost in the Case.

Mrs. Alice LeMaire, formerly of this city was granted a decree of di- vorce from Charles LeMaire now clerk at the Capital Hotel in Little Rock in the Pulaski chancery court last Saturday. In her complaint, Mrs. LeMaire charged that her hus- band spent money she had left her
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

We have just received a shipment of very fine Rock Salt for. stock There is no comparison between Rock and soft salt for stock. Mo. Cain Grocery Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
l, Dipnitaries Attend monies at St. Johns,
 h Cleveland, Ohio.
bsscE LIVED HERE.
shou Was Reared in Nashville Js Successor to the Late Ignatius iIorstmann.

klapd O.. June 1.-The Rt. bhp P. Farrelly, a former resi-
 Pine Bluff, Ark, was formally d as bishop of the Cleveland diocese Sunday, the fourth he diocese was established.
 Farrelly was chosen to the to succeed the late Rt. Rev. F. Horstmann, who died at
 O.. May 13, 1908. The ap- ent of Bishop Farrely was Ed by Pope Plus X, March lS. Eceremony of installation was l St. Johns Cathedral in the &e of Archbishop Henry Noel ] Cleveland, and visiting bish-
 other church dignitaries. In ] address to%'ards the close Of kmn high mass, Monsignor Boff d a welcome in the name of Beland clergy and relinguished meW prelate his duties as ad- htor of the diocese.
 the distinguished church. m out of town who took part ceremonies, in addition to bop Moeller, were Bishop Nor little Rock, Ark; Bishop Hart Columbus; Bishop Hickey, If er; Bishop Burke, of Albany; Alerding, of Fort Wayne; Very In Cavanaugh, of Notre Dame, Hugh O'Brien. of Bessemer. b Farrelly was born and Tn Nashville, Tenn, where h,a is studies for the priesthood.
 rse was completed in the D College at Rome.
 4 Bishop Farrelly was ap- Spiritual director at the Amer
 lege at Rome. which position
 ned until appointed Bishop
 leveland diocese.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
DAY IS
 BSERVED BY EKS

of the 1,150 lodges of the ht and Protective Order of
 local lodge celebrated the the American flag last night ks home.
 Ks is an American order, and can he found except on Amer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
WHITE SULPHUR
 SPRINGS HOTEL

Seven and one-half miles west of Pine Bluff opens June l.. Rates, $7.50, with rooms; without rooms. $5OO a. week. Meals 50 cents. Par ties given special attention Old phone 1161, hotel rings, store rings.
 W. T. HILL, Proprietor. 6-10-1mO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
SOCIAL DANCE.

A social dance will be given by the Tribe of Ben Hur at Forest Park Wednesday night, June 23. Good music and dancing Everybody in vited. Come and have a good time.
 6l5dtd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
Bryan l (Newlyweds

or not MT. Bryan Is nem. ain, he will continue to be F National Assets.
 nlon on matters of right liv- orthy of the greatest respect lvice is sound.
 nt have to agree with Afr. ltlcally to admit that he Is speaking of newly married E says: "With the vast ma oung men and young wom- plan includes the gradual tlons of a fortune. The taal they need to learn is uin their means. The hus- Wife should make their ether; they enter heartily work, she is as willing to ne is to labor-and her 'o save is as important a uelf success as is his ability that all the June brides
 0oms in Pine Bluff will
 san's wise advice, and We g sa,s ,s,pothing will so help sstematic in your 'AssAy as to open a say i' With the Pine Bluff Trust encourage , your thrift by
 5 per cent compound in, our savings no matter how heat '' 91 uO"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

Mrs. K. H. McFadden and daugh- ter, Miss Arie, will leave soon to spend the heated term with Mir and Mrs. Colin Douglas. in Northern Utah. Mrs. Douglas was formerly Miss Fife McFadden
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
DOUBLE VOTES S THE CRY-.-
 ALL AFTER WEDNESDAYS OFFER
 STAND PAT" AND BE 4 WINNER

lhe contest IS Success-1t Has Had Some Big Days, But Wait For Next "Wednesday Double Votes This One Day only-M ake Your One Big Effort. 1t IS Your Last Chance Only Eight More Days in Which to Work-Turn in Your Cash Early-Don't t Give Up, But Keep On Digging
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
LAPS IN TROUBLE
 IN HONOLULU

tuearSt News Special to the GraphcI
 Cincinnati. June 14.-Mrs Rose Deck, bride of a year, was shot and whom she got out of the penitentiary before her marriage. Deck escaped. saying he would not taken alive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

Glicksberg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut opposite tele- phone office. 6-l-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

Mrs. Nellie Oaks and daughter, Miss Ferda, left last nigh. for a visit to relatives at Shreveport, La.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

Open 6 ?. n. to 7:30 .. m.. and re- liable. Special attention to train calls. Old phone 3sl. New phone 103. Moss O6ord. prop. Pine Rlu6. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-15

scribe and help me? Oh, yes
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-27

Some New York creditors OF to-
bacco firm, consisting of two brothers,
which failed several years ago, are
feeling somewhat differently from the
average man who has an April fool
joke played on him. There was much
sympathy for the brothers who fell
into financial difficulties, and they had
no trouble in effecting settlement at
so cents on the dollar. In fact, the adj
justment was regarded as specially
satisfactory under all the circumstan-
ces. The brothers left New York and
located in Canada, and in due time
they were almost forgotten in quar-
ter where they had cut wide swath
in their day. But April first they re-
appeared in town, hunted up all the
creditors with whom they had compro
missed and, though under no legal obli-
cation, paid the full amount of the old
debts. The brothers had prospered
in Canada, and among other good for
tune had struck It rich in a mine. The
creditors think ii the best April fool
joke they ever experienced.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-27
The Tax BUDGET.

The $10,313,439.91 budget for the
next two years, beginning July l, re-
ceived the approval of both houses.
The amount to be spread on this
years tax rolls is s5,S12 ,319.73 and in
1910, $4,500,1201S. This years bud
get shows an increase of $1,234, 464.31
over that of 1907. The distribution OF
the large sum to be raised is as fol
State university, $1.309,575; Agricul.
tural college, $346,S20; Ypsilanti nor
NAL school $30S,000; Mt. Pleasant
normal, $4,000; Marquette normal,
$102,550; Kalamazoo normal, S174,500:
College of Mines, $131, 900; state IL
brary, $4,000; Soldiers home. $780,
600; home for the feeble minded at
Lapeer, $500; state public school at
Coldwater, SS4 100; state school for
deaf, $165,000; school for the blind,
Sl23,250; employment institute for
blind, $51, 100; Kalamazoo asylum,
$55727S.S0; Pontiac asylum, 1885,
513.77; Traverse City asylum, $780,
DS4.O2; Newberry asylum, $235.672 20;
lonia asylum for criminal insane,
Sl19, 7O0.4S; Wayne county asylum,
$l55, 173.43; Jackson prison, $133. $50;
lonia reformatory. $50 500; Marquette
prison, $S4,495; industrial school for
boys, $17S,000 industrial school for
girls, $153,9 800; state fish commission
$76,910; military fund 1868, 601. 80:
naval reserves, $50,600.30; state sani-
tarium, $4,000; Dairymens associa-
ton, $500; Pioneer and Historical as
ISOLATION, $4,000; geological survey,
$4,000; biological survey, $4,000; adj
jutant generals department $1,000;
dairy and food department, $4,000;
forestry reserve. $4,000; Michigan
state fair, $4,000; West Michigan fair,
$4,000; board of library comm .ssion-
ers, $4,000; Mackinaw Island park,
$4,000; legislative reference depart
ment, $4,000; good roads department,
100000; labor department, $50, 900;
Inheritance tax examiners, $12. 900; re-
duct!on Of an old state bond, $1,735.71;
Custer monument, $4,000; pure drug
commission, $4,000; Menominee agri-
cultural school, $4,000; meteorological
department of the state board OF
health, 100000; furnishings for Ionia
armory, $500; fire sufferers relief,
10000; general purpose tax, $780,
600.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-27

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