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OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks were not active yesterday and
fluctuations were narrow. Cresceus ranged lower
at S0d Soc. Palmer was unchanged at $1.2715 a
linquent yesterday.
The following stocks dividend yester-
day: Euclid, 1c Illinois Crude, 1c; Kern river,
l0c: Producers oil company guaranteed 81.
1t was reported yesterday that Cresceus had
brought in good well at the close of last week
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)AILY MOVEMENT OF PRoDUCE
MinneannIi. Grain and Produce Markell

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2.-Close: Wheat-May.
$107K; July SLOTS; September S1.0O1a
cash-No | hard $1.10%; No. 1 northern
$1.0S5s @1101s; No. northern, 81. 061s al .0Sh
No. 3. 81 OBS q LOGS.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 30 y @57c.
Oats-No. white. 39@391ac.
Rye-No. 2, 716731ac.
Flax-Closed at 81 81.
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Eastern livestock Market
CHICAGO

3 CHICAGO, May Administrations estimated
at %. 0OO market steady TO Toe lower. Beeves
$5.65dS.35: Texas steers. 81. tONt6 Is; western
steers. 81. 9O16.T5; StOckers and feeders Sc aO6g
SO: cows and heifers. 81. 75@T.3O; calves IS so
@S.5O.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 2S 900: market
slow. 15G20c lower Light 50. 10@9.3715: mixed
So.15G9.45; heavy. $9.15Q9. 421s rough. S9.f56l
9.2J; good to choice, heavy 50. 25d9. 42IS Dirs-
S.. TJd9.30; bulk Of sales 50. 2JM9. 40.
Sheep Receipts. estimated at 10000. marker
Toe lower. Natives. 81. 4O6lS. 80; western. 81 al
MS2O; yearlings. $T15MS.35; lambs nafive
$I.1JW9 15s western. SSG9.75.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. May 2-Cattle-Raceinfz
1000; market loo lower Native steers. 81 E0
T.TJ; and heifers. S5Od6 5O-P vvestsre
steers, S3-4Jd6.I5: cows and heifers 80 75ss
5.75; tanners. s.. 500 p: stOekers ana fsedsrs
s.: 5od6-Io; calves, $4-25Gs.25; bulls stays etc
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market 1o6ao. 1o,..
Heavy, $9Q9.25: mixed SSM9: light &c 80
Dos; pigs, $SdS.75; bulk OF sales IS e06sa ~
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. market 106125s TO-.
1earlings. $I-I5GS.40; wethers 81 SoSSS ~
ewes, $IGT.9O; lambs, S9m9T5. s'-AV'
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. May 2-CattIe- R.cat-.. "a
600; market 5d1Oc lower Native Steers e. o.
SD; native cows and heifers So 5O6,7 n. st,e
ers and feeders. $4069O: buIIs "a sS = So = ~
calves. $49S.50; western steers Sea,'7 - ~,
ern cows. $4H6.5O. VSS'-''' west
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market looms. -
Bulk OF sales, S9.O5@925; heavy. 90 foSSo ~
gsskers ana egIensrs $sIO@9.SO; light, IS son
TONS so@s' lambs. s7.50@9. 40; fed wss Hus,
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Special Disnotch 10 The Cali

PETALUMA, May 2.-The week opened with
the price advanced in the egg market, 25c being
paid By the Petaluma egg exchange, while 24C
was the best offering paid by the independent
dealers and spectators. Conditions are favor
able and the supply good.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

There was fairly active market on the stocL
and bond exchange yesterday, with an advance
In Associated oil to $53. in Philippine tele
phone and telegraph to $50 and decline in PEG
pies water per cent bonds TO $71. owing TO
the failure of the attorneys to agree in the mat
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Beans and seeds

The situation in beans remains about III
same, the market being quiet with previons
prices quoted. fVuo
Beans tper ctll-Bayos. s.. s0G6; pea. nom.
sS.So@4-2o' pink. s5.25g5.So; red. s6.5OG6. IS:
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce Max ?
Provisions

PROVISIONS
Cottolene-One half bbls 13c; half bbls
12Ac; fierce, 12%4c; tierces, 1850; tierces,
12nc.
quotes as follows: Hams, 20h d21hc: picnic
hams 141Ac California hams, 1917 @201ac; extra
fancy bacon 2Sc; fancy bacon, to lbs 251hc:
s to 10 lbs, 24hc; 10 to IL lbs 24hc; sugar
cured. Csc; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs,
light medium bacon. 201ac.
Lard-Tierces Ice, sos 16Kc, los 16%c, SIS
1880, IS tic; compound . lard. tierces IiAc.
SOS IL &c los 12Ac, 5s 1859, Is 12Hc; yellow
cooking oil. 701ac per gal; white cooking oil
nc per gal; salad oil, 75c per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government are ST per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef, $3.50 per Dbl; fam
lily beef, SIS per Dbl; extra mess beef, $3.50 per
Dbl; smoked beef, 19c per h.
Pork-Extra prime, In barrels, $50; clear $34;
mess, $32; pig pork. S36; pigs feet. So rs for
half bbls, 81 40 for 20 Id kegs and $l.35 for kits
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Club, s5@s6c; bluestem. ss@s9c; red Russian.
s sas turkey red, s7@ssc; valley, ss@S9c.
car receipts: Wheat, 20 cars; barley, 5 cars;
1857 cars; barley, 1,245 cars; oats, 1906 cars.
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Boston COpper Stocks

BOSTON, May 2.-The copper shares market
during the morning hours was extremely weak
There further liquidation, which seemed
larger than it really because Of the very
limited demand. There is evidence Of accumu-
latio1 Of North Butte around the present level.
Lake has been n0ticeably strong. The volume
of trading, however, has not been exceptionally
large. The active list Of coppers is from to
points lower. Trading in North Butte espe-
ciaily has been rather heavy. Other depart
ments Of the market are lower in sympathy with
New York.
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SALES
Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Dispatch TO- The Call

Los ANGELES. May BLUE Monday stmos-
phere prevailed the oil stock exchange today
California Midway active but before the
close 1t sold to Saturdays quotations. Midway
closed around sc. Mexican Petroleum common
held its own around So. Mexican petroleum
preferred was about steady at $6S. Traders oil
was quoted at S122
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CHICAGO. May Butter, easy: creamerfes
24d2Sc; Dairies- 22M26c. Eggs. steady at
mark. cases included. 1Ti2 6191sc: 6rsts. fafsc:
prime hrsts 201ac; receipts. 25. $40. Cheese
steady; daisies, las, @15c; twins, 14Ac: Young
Americas. 14@14lac; Ionghorns 49, 4l4a.c
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Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA, May 2.-Wheat, milling: Bluestem
ssc club, Sac. Export: Bluestem, S909oc;
club Soc
SEATTLE. May milling quotations: Blue
stem Doc: forty fold. SSc; club. S7c Hfe SIC:
red Russian, Soc. Export wheat Bluestem SIC;
sian, SEE. Car receipts up to noon Wheat, z
cars; oats, cars; barley, 6 cars.
PORTLAND, MAY 2.-Wheat track prices
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Bags-Grain bags. 5ss@5Ae June-JuIy De
livery San Quentin bags, 5Ae; wool bags. 27c
per ID
CoaI-PennsyIvania anthracite egg. SIS per ion;
Wellington, 50; New Wellington, 50; Coos bay.
81; Australian house-RicamOnd. etc. 50; Pelaw
Main, 50; Stanford Richmond, 50; Cumberland.
SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthra-
cite, SIS; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and SIT in
sacks
Oils-Quotations are for barrels. Llnseed
s1-O1 per gallon for boiled and ssc for raw;
cases &c more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. Tie.
!Uc per gal: coeoanut oil In barrels. 77l5 aisle
for Xxx, 75d TS1ac for No. I and 72h 0l76c for
winter sperm on s0o hanna. ,vt54er sDeT nj
Soc natural whale OIL soc; extra winter strained
foot oil soc; herring oil, SOC; salmon oil, 35c;
boiled dsh oil. Soc; paint oil. SC.
Coal on Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron hbls
or drums, Che; $50 deg oil, iron bbls or drums.
11c special do, 11he; pearl oil, In cases. 1910
astral, 1612c; star. 1614e; extra star. l9l9ey
Elaine. 2615c; eocene, 1915c; red andl
motor gasoline, in buIk 15e, in cases pc; No. -
engine distillate in drums, nc, cases &c more;
50 deg gasoline, in bulk zoe. in cases BIKE:
lie. In cases 1Sl2c.
Turpentine-S2iSc per gallon in cases and
7514c in bulk drums and iron barrels
=, RoSin tper Dbl Of $50 lbsl-E, $3.50; 2, 800;
Red and White Lead-Red sh6sc; whIts
SA GS%c per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
follows. terms net cash; Standard fine granu-
lated, 5.65e; standard coarse graduated 5.65c;
Iruu graduated, 5.65c; cut loaf, in barrels only
I65e; h & E crystal dOminOs. 5 ID cartons In
cases, S-65e; do 10 cartons in cases, 9. 15e;
monarch bar, SC; tablets, in half barrels, 6.15c:
do in boxes, 64Oes cubes and A crushed, $500;
monarch powdered. s. zoe; xxx powdered
5 I5c; candy sranulated. 5-75c; confectionery A.
$3.50; confecti0ners' crystals. 5.75c; extra nne
granulated. 5.45c; magnolia A, 5. 25c; extra C
-15e golden q. 5-O5c; ID. 495e Barrels aud 50
lbs bags 1Oc, half barrels 25c. boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
In 80 and 40 lb tins S1-70 more, in and 10 10
tins $235 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: GRADUATED basis
5.o5e; Higrade" bar, sc; powdered 5.T5c; A
crushed, 5soc; berry, 5.65c; G. & H. extra ans
dry granulated 5.60es coarse dry granulate,l
5-65c; confectionery A, 5.65c; CONFECTIONERY
crystal, 5-75e; cubes, 5000; bricks, 5 9Oc; extra
me dry graduated 600 ID bags onlyl 5.45e:
excelsior A, 5-25c; extra {. 5-15c. golden C.
o-Ooc; yellow ID, 495c; cut loaf. In barrels ONLY
I.ooc; n. & E. crystal dOminOs, 5 ID cartons in
cases, $3.50; do ID cartons In cases. 9.15c. Ad-
ddtlonal per 100 lbs; In barrels and 80 ID bags
1Oc more; half barrels, 25c more; boxes soc
more for all grades. Bar in 81 and 40 10 tins
S11O more; In 10 ID tins, $2.35 rore. Mini
mum order, carload weight.
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Hay and FeedstuRs

Conditions in the hay market remain about
the Receipts were large yesterday, be-
ing $50 tons.
Bran-S246g26 per ton
Middlings-S2 SG31 per ton.
Shorts-S2jG2S per ton.
Feedstu6s-Rolled barley, S24-5OG25; rolled
oats for feed, SS1 @32; mixed feed. SIS @30 for
average lots; olleske meal, -; eoeoanGt cake.
or meal at mills, $50 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 IN
ton lots; jobbing. $26; corn meal. S3S939;
cracked corn, $3Sg39; alfalfa meal. carload lots.
$50; Jobbing- $21; red star alfalfa meal, $50 in
carload lots and S21 IObbing; CaprOco oilcake
meal $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. $12014s; wheat and oat So
10; tame oat. S12G15; volunteer wild oat. SSa'
H. alfalfa, SSQI1; stock hay. 100 per ton.
StraW-4G6IG5C Der bale
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Observation-Disclosures HigherAeain
Strawberries and Cherries Weak

bIackeye. Sass; lima $4.3OG no. red lid
neys. SJdj.2J. cranberry beans. S4-0O4t .oO'
garvanzas, s.. 25d %; horse beans. nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard. Age; yellow mustard,
, sic; daxseed &c, carload lots; canary. 8 y a.
alfalfa, 16@17c; rape. 2G2%e; imported rape.
4Q41ac; timothy, &C. hemp, 345 44c; miilet' %
per H.
Dried Peas-Green. 81 per ctL
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EXCHANGI

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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PortIand butter Market
EIgin Butter

PORTLAND. May 2-Butter: City and coun-
try creamery. 27c; fancy, 24G25e; store, 20
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Butter, Cheese and EGGS

The feature of the market yesterday an
advance of &c dozen in extra eggs, which were
quoted at 25c on bid at that figure under the
call on the exchange. The bidder afterward paid
26c for two 10 lots during the informal
session of the exchange. The market off
eially declared firm at the new price, though re-
cefpts continued heavy and most receivers
thought the advance unwarranted. The under
grades stood before quoted There no
trading in butter cheese on the exchange
and the old quotations were accordingly allowed
to stand The butter market was heavily sup
piled but firm, while cheese was steady.
Receipts were so 200 pounds Of butter, 81, 800
pounds of cheese and 2,379 cases of eggs.
The following the official quotations. estab-
Ashed yesterday and the three preceding days
on the door of the dairy exchange. Prices in the
street, while governed by the exchange quota
lions, generally range from 11zc TO &c higher,
owing to the various charges TO be added
nIr
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BEARS HESITATE
To Sell lower
Frequent Covering of Shorts
Brings Check to Decline
of Prices
Speculation Discouraged by the
Condition Of Money
Market

i. Z. Hutton q Co.. 400 California street.
members OF The New York stock exchange fur
nlsh the following list Of bond and stock sales
Yesterday
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Grades

Irades-- April 3 Abr. . Apr so May :
Fresh extras. 25c 25c 25e 25e
FfrSts ........-241ac 24Ic 241ac 241Ac
Seconds .24c 24c 24c pc
Cheese-California fancy flats, 1870 per ID,
steady; do hrsts, 13c, steady do seconds, y &c,
steady fancy Young Americas. AYE, steady;
do hrsts, lie, steady; New York fancy, Zoe,
nrm; wisconsin singles. Ice, firm
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases in
cluded
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The following quotations for horses AMI mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers Journal:
HORSES
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

ELGIN. H.. May Butter-Firm at zoe
Sales, sos, 800 lbs.
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Flour and Furfnaceous Goods

Flour-CaIifornia family extras. $696.4O net
without discount; bakers extras, S6G6 40; super
fine. $4.S065.10; Oregon and Washington, per
Dbl S561j. so for family, bakers and patents and
81 250l4.5O for cut Of: Kansas patents, s6-50@
6.75; do straight S. 30@6.55; Dakota patents,
S725; &c strsights. 81: do clear $3.50 per boil
FarinaceOus GOOds-Priees in 100 ID sacks, net
cash. no discount. follows Graham dour,
$3.50 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $50; rye meal,
$40; rice hour, IS; corn meal. s.. 70: extra
cream do. 81; cat meal. $3.50; cat greats. 81;
farina, 50 40: hominy. s.. 50; buckwheat flour.
So so; whole wheat hOur 81 9Ok rolled oats, bbls.
S6G6.5O; do in sacks, So SOW $50; extra cream
do. $3.50 in sacks and 81 IN barrels, rolled
wheat bbls 81. go in sacks IS. 1O6B4-5O; pearl
barley. s42O; split peas boxes, So for yello"
and 81 for green per 100 lbs
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Assessment pirectory Comstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

MONDAY, May 2-1o:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
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DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
Fires Along Railroad.

Forest Ranger Guy Brewer started out at 2:30 this morning to join Thad Reed and others in a wolf hunt near Acorn, but on
 account of sickness the trip was abandoned. While in that set tlement MT. Brewer discoyered a pig hre burning north Of Acorn tanned by breeze that made it impossible to fight it. It started along the Kansas City Southern right of way, ou the east side of Inc track. Another fire was started along the west side We'd nesday, but had been whipped out. While MT. Brewer was at MT Pete6sh's home at Acorn at o'clock this morning sparks from passing freight train set fire to the grass in the yard but was put out before any damage was done.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
CHILD GETS $2,sOO DAMAGES
drcunds in Suit of Mary E. McElroy
 Are Unusual.

Fort Smith, March 24.-Myrtle McEiroy, aged II, yesterday re- covered verdict for $2. 500 against the Arkansas Valley Trust Company for injuries she sustained two years ago in a fire. The McElroy family rented a house from the trust company During Christmas week of 1908 an employee of the company burned the grass about the prem lses to reduce danger from the usual fireworks celebration on Christmas day.
 The fire iguited the child's clothing and she was frightful!y v burned. The suit charged the real estate company with neglect. The grounds set forth were the most unusual ever heard in the circuit court of this district.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
TRAGEDY ON \ TRAIN
SOUTH CAROLINA MAN sLAYs NE. GRO PORTER AND IS HIM.
 SELF KILLED.
CONDUCTOR FATALLY WOUNDED
me Trouble Started When Porter Made Curt Reply to a Question poiice of Wilmington, Del, Shot ths Slayer.

Washington. Mar. 25.-A tall south. erher after some words with porter oI the Royal Blue Limited train Baltimore & Ohio railroad which left washington at D. m for New York shot and killed Samuel Williams. A negro porter as the train was running nearly mile a minute. When O. E. "eilman, the conductor of the train. appeared the southerner turned his automatic pistol upon him too. The conductor fell shot through the left sue near the heart as the porter had been.
 This was some miles out of Wilm- ihgton The train ran to Wilmington where battle between the southerner and the police followed. After two men had been wounded the police kill ed tfe southerner. who from papers on ris body is believed to have been J. JL Bethea of Dillon, S. c.
 luckily for Wellman, conductor of h train the attention of Bethea. who one of the passenger said smiled af. ter he killed the negro, was diverted William Coburn, porter, came fin rom smoker at the head of the train As he entered the train Wellman call ed on the southerner to surrender but the negro's entrance made Bethea dis. regard him.
 As Bethea turned his head Wellman darted toward the passenger and tried to seize him. Instantly Bethea wheel ed and fired several times in success. sion. One of the bullets tore into Wellman's chest. Wellman took a step or two forward and fell.
 Meanwhile the train had come to a standstill. After hurried conference on the part of the train crew the train started again and rushed into Wilm ington While the passengers and trainmen were sending hurry calls to the police Bethea barricaded himself into the retiring room of the second car. 4 squad of IS policemen headed by Capts. Kane and Evans and swelled by park guards and citizens, arrived at the station.
 The police called upon Bethea to surrender. His reply was a volley Of shots through the window of the car.
 John Wiley, park guard, who at tempted to rush the car, was brought down by bullet through the hand and leg. But none of the other fight CTS paid the least attention to him at the time: they were too busy.
 After the fight had lasted for an hour the police concluded that the best thing 10 do was to try to drown out Bethes A call was sent for fire engine. which speedily arrived. Then the firemen from the left side of the train began to play stream on the frenzied man through the broken windows of the car That had the de, sired effect for, Bethea, drenched, staggered out on the platform of the stalled train and, with a yell. fired at number of shots at the advancing policemen. As he did so Capt Evans blazed away at him with a shot gun and while his face was peppered, he continued to shoot He eviendtly was we'll supplied with ammunition for he had fired more than 100 shots when a bullet fired by one of the policemen caused him to reel ard stumble for ward dying in an au bulance on his way 10 the hospital
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
Cayenne Perper Broke Up the Show

Some miscreant perpetrated a mean practical joke at the Elec- trlc Theatre last night. The per- formauce had scarcely started when everyone in the house was seized with viols T fit of sneez- ing, aad Theodore Coleman, who was in charge of the show, was obliged to announce the discon- tinuance of the performance, and the admission price was refunded to those present. Some one. through mallce or a dstort d sense of humor, had sprinkl d cayenne pepper throughout Il C house. De Queen Bee.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
TO CANVASS COUNTY
(. P. Murray Selected to Get sub,,,;,. ,. ton Outside Nina to Agricultural
 School Fund.

At meeting of the Agricul- 'ural School Committee held Wed. nesday afternoon, c. P. Murray was selected to canvass the coun- 'y for subscriptions to the fund now being secured to aid in oct ing The s,hool in Polk county. lie 'eft Thursday on horseback to begin the work. B. F. Pete6sh. J W. Edwa ds and A. l.. Dur. nam were at the meeting and agreed to devote a part of their time to the wmk.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
PITTSBURG TO GO AFTER
 THOSE WHO ARE HIGHER UP
As Soon AS He Is Through With the couneilmen District Attorney
 Will Round Up Bribers.

Pittsburg, Pa, Mar. 24.--John K. Klein. who was before the grand fury the greater part of the day continued to give the details of the far reaching bribery scandal involving upwards of so present and former members of the council. Klein told of his experl- ences in cutting up the money.
 There was one fellow" he said. "who was daisy--a regular Shylock for the dough. In the South Seventh street business handed him sS1. He looked at me for few minutes and then yelled like stuck pig for the ex- tra ten cents. You know SSi.10 was tho standard price in that deal. Well. he got the ten cents all right"
 District Attorney Blakely, as soon as the councilmen bribe takers have been rounded up, will go after the bribe givers. These are said to be bank officials of institutions whose names have never heretofore been breathed in connection with the graft probe of the last two years.
 The tip has been passed to these bank men that they may come in un. der the Immunity" extended by the district attorney, but as they have thus far failed to avail themselves of the opportunity, 1t is reported that some bombshells will be dropped into the social construction of Pittsburg when county detectives turn the money changers" out of "their own temples" and bring them into court
 With all that has thus far been dis closed in this gigantic municipal graft conspiracy. there is a feeling that what has been thus far accomplished is but scratching the surface. What one houre may develop no noe is able to. foresee. Even the district attorney is frank in his expression that he cant tell what will happen"
 Twenty have thus far confessed 37 have been indicted, but have not yet confessed and Is have been implicated but have not yet been indicted. It Is said at the district attorneys office that before the grand jury is dismissed fully 100 persons will be implicated These will include not only the bribed, but the bribers.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
SIX PRIVATE CARS IN ONE TRAIN
"slllIonsire Special" Coming Through On the Santa Fe From Pasadena
 Cal, This Week.

Pasadena, Cal. Mar. 24.-Santa Fc officials are planning to send a novel train eastward Friday from Pasadena -the "Bllionaire Special 1t will be called. It will run direct from Pasa' dena to New York with a stopover at tthe Grand Canyon in Arizona.
 Six private cars will be occupied by the Andrew Carnegie party; Mrs Russell Sage and Maj and Mrs Slocum: Edwin Gould and his family; w Seward Webb and party, and other New York financiers who have been spending part of their winter in Can fornia.
 In addition 10 the private cars there will be a sleeper for servants, sr auxiliary refrigerating car ana cal for motor cars.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-31
DYNAMITE DROPPED BY THIEF
The Robber And Webb C'ty Mine Wstchman Killed and Two
 Women Injured.

Wesb City, Mo. Mar. 24.-A startled thief who dropped 1OO-pound box or dynamite is believed to be responsible for the death of himself and James Vinson. night watchman at the Red Dog mine near here.
 Mrs. Ellen Allen, Vinsons mother and his wife. who lived across the road from the powder house, received in- iuries that probably will be fatal. Al though the home was wrecked, two in fants who were in it were uninjured.