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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
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laporte, Sno.. 8. Stt. 8urh
bic foIliiion zines paHasiersuses Der
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Dapis BON 0anpilIe. ga., Gnorsp
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periuh.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
Am Sfllai. beifOb!en.

Wdbel WilIer pon go. 522 blum
Strab. brahte geitsrn i'm gOIi3eis
bauptquartier our Qn3sigs, bab he Don
einem Reeer Namsns 9ub Rsproloz
um sinen Giamantrins i'm Wsrtbs bon
$50 beitablen puroe. Sic bebauptst,
bab Der Rseer ibr ben Ring BON Der
Sano 5os. pGbrsno lie {6IissF.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04

Jreb. grpan, 35 Sabre, 318 Df
Jront Strabe, Shpinbiudt.
Hobert 5ofitetter, 3 Iags, 855 Gars
lisle NDe.. SdpGhe.
Joiepb pfaffenberger, / sabr. 1907
Wtatn Str. Oarmentaiinbuns.
5bomas Smith, % Sabre, 1853
5adkrrp Ctr. Shipinbfuht.
Dora gaiIibp. % Sabre, 335 RiIz
gour Ctr. 0ebirnleiben.
Wlollie Burns, 56 Sabre, 328Smitb
Ctr, Snquelt In Shipebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
1ie Nan6oroinanl ,uirb beioIet.

ebparb g. Serome. Superintens
bent Der qisa, tpeIfe seaen ben
Rauhs nnfus idmpfi. maf,te am
Sonnids nit spei aIiitenten cine Sns
fpeitionstour burh bic Stabt uno
fano. bab bic RauhsSrbinun3 nur
gang ipenig perlebt Durbe. Rur an
Der eegIeiton 4penue uno auf bem
q. g. unb u. 8abnbof qualmien einis
&c 9osomotipen in bohft seIebpiprissr
Weife. Sonit aber mar bic 2ufi rein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
Aui bcm arieaspiabe.

Die 32 Sabre alte Rdberin HoIe
Gultaire BON go. 1910 Central 2lps,
nue. ipurbe seiiern aberb an Der Gde
Der glart unb CHM Sirobe BON benz
poli5iiten Woore Derhuitet unb unter
Der 4ntlage bes 9rasens perbors<ner
Waffen eingeiperrt. Die 0erbaftuns
erfolste duf WeranlaFuns BON 9arrp
Collins. friiberen geliebten r<r 0e.
funsenen, ipel9er bem polisiiien mits
ibeiIte, baB ROfe ibm. felt sr lie per-
laHen babe, na4 benz leben truhie
unb einen ReDolper TRACE. Die Waffe
puroe bei ibrer Jeitnabme, In cine 3eis
tuns einoenidslt. an ibr DoroefunSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04

tin zines iungen psiBsn pflan3ers BEL
STANFORD, geIhdnoet unD ermorbet su
baben, Duroe am Ha6mittag elm far
bigger StrGfting na6 Der StotQoe Der
9eroerIon Gumber gpmpan1 bel
Stanforo gebroht uno man glaubt,
odb er gelpn6t perOen tDiro. gtQ6z
benz er Die 5rau qeI6dnbet, i6lug ibr
Der Jle9er ben SddoeI Elm uno Iie itur6
etue Stunbe ipdter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04

qegcbtn Detosu. un0 anoere notbmsnptae qugoa6su
in hb idsBsn
Se,tton 3. CoB bic 70 auferleoten qFskments
IN NM o. iabrItbeH 3abungeu be;dblf psrosn
iuugcr 5u bier a. Qro}ent per Sahr; Der 6i9rIs
tDumer irgeHODebcR bcitsucrtsu 6iQeutbums fam
dbtr aub, Ie Hdtoem lUg er e n4ndt ipld1es
AneBmeHt eaar be3obsn HHerbalb ,nun4Q (2m
2agtn ooH Nno rad 9anruuq Der beftuernoeu
Ar6lHdn}, III Deldgm f5ale beiuqfrs EaarzGdeB=
Wsht mot Die ,1lnlen out Oic goNbs In Ra idle.
gen lou. oc oor Der ROuefIiUH Der biuuusqefbobez
Hen ArrBmenI=3 3abUngeu ausqcgsben wsrDeR
>ettt2n 4 Sag &Dno3 Der 5taD, Cincinnati
ou5QcgeoeH Derotn loleH Dor Der R0lettiUr oon
NneBment:lb llobuuqeH, uuo sloar 3u eiuem 9es
trdq, Der ocncibCH gleiGiommt
1cftIUH b. Tar Der &e't ocr Gjsiummf Rotten
bfldgtr 8trbsncruH5, Tsiber ui1t ipc}isQ ducrleut
IT. H6IlcRIld Der Rotten fir Rrcu,uuCer 7uiQnls
men nit oen Roiten pom irqenDneld3c Grun5siogus
thur ODER SnttCehe oaroH. anactauit pbrr qppro=
prIlri uHo Die Rotten uHo Nu5qubeR in iracupturls
6em approprtdiloH5ncr'aBrcr bafur, uuo bic Sdos
oen'r'aBE ipside lrgeHomtbsm 9cNBsr ron 0ns
lpro6sn Dcrocn, uHD bic Ro'teu uno &usqabsr fur
lrGenotIneH lQd)sH ,9ulprut bon Der StQbt Gins
elHrafl cue Dem gri0s oe5 9ertaufs non gouns
bcjaglt tDeroen 0uen, bic BON Der Stapt Cincinnati
1uL lolde 8Detc uusqeGcbsr tpcroen olsr
Settlon 3. 2df ale Cots UuD @runDtlte ans
erenjsno unO dRitoseuo an bcioe Seiteu ben ges
ne'ee 0ttaHe, jptdeU Central NpcHuc uno 4iur
SIraBe bersueri Derher iUucu fir bic beaotc 8ers
hs1ierunQ, Dte obsu bsttlmmt.
EDITION :. IaB Der Director OF Bublic Serbice
bterour1 ermabtiqt urp angeueieu perot eutr
RoHtratt aH5utrtigcr urb cHs3u'ubren fir btaot.
Verbsntrun9 NIT nert uienrtqiteH uuo befeu Etesr
nan ger ScroTTsHtlttuHg III QeberstHflmmuHg mt
SstijOr g, 9isis Crorars ioG in Rraft trstsn
uno Dur1ae'uhrt rperocT Don urn udh Dem itas
beftH bonn Geies erLaubten 3eitpuntte an
VaN'rt an 2J. Sepiembsr u Z 1910.
Soru @oIptH,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
8 1eue { +.

- Sn bsm 5eu. unb Gstreioe Sgles
bator Der Garlp e Daniel Gomponp
an 6. unb 5orrkt Strabe Tam aeittrn
Rahmiitas Elm Jeuer gum 4usbruh.
tpel4es erit nod msbritiinbigtr arbeit
bon 5tpei Spribentompagnien Sel0int
fDeroen tonnte. Der 5hdben btIduft
fin auf $1,000 unb 1T burh Weriife.
runq aebedt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
Ternlist.

Ter 13 Sabre alts Wm. Ge[lp 0ds
bis piro felt bem 2. Cttpber permiBt.
gr entfernte iid an gsnauntsm Gage
aus ieiner elterli6en Dobnurg, No.
610 mouno Strabs. unb tpuroe ieits
benz ni6t msbr oeieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
GterblimfeitSberid)t.
RufeQ S'gonnor. 8 Gage, 947 80.
Court Ctr. Shndde.

eourt Ctr, ShDdfe.
Jofepb 6inrifs, 5 Wonate, 226
Mobapt Str, Darmsntsiinbuns.
Soiepbine W.Jaus, SO SABRE. 1909
penbIeton Sirdbe, Shpinbiuht.
aatberine Repiu., "a Sabre, 854
9atbaipop Ctr, Bruitfenent3iinbung.
Warp Ghneiber, 4S Sabre, 1920
Race Gtrube. Waitbarmtrsbs.
0eorse aettels, 86 Sabre, 10Of SO.
6. Strabe. 1lafenleibsn.
Sofepb Damn. 81 Sabre, 616gropn
Ctr, 6ersleiben.
Joiepb. 2opela. 30 Sabre, Gutter
Ctr. Jnaueft in Shpebe.
Sobn aennebp. 90 SABRE, 318 God
Ctr. Ghpinbiudt.
Sames Wornod, 26 Sabre, 2O32
Chiffon Sirobe, S4pinbiuht.
louife mitknitdtter. 45 SABRE, 81
fber Mpe., Bronchitis.
Wihael GALLAGHER. 35 Sabre, Sns
queIt in G6pebe.
sSrou Glfa Shulman. 80 Sabre,
2642 Mms plaee. 9IaIenleib.n.
6arrp Wather. II Monote, 622
8ronn Ctr. Magenleiben.
anbrep Getid, 5 Sabre, 3519 Waz
baib aDenne. Riidenmar.senisiins
buns.
Marsareiba Seiiing Z Sabre.
9entudp, 2uusenentsiinouns.
9bos. Speneer, 81 Sabre. $50 Sit
8. Ctr. Jnqueft in Shpeb..
sSreberid 6pman. 60 Sabre. Ro. 3
Sepille GInt. Galier granb.
6attie Wanbel. 20 Sabre, TAP Msit
z. Sirabe, Rerpenfieber.
Qucp milIiams. 49 Sabre, 1929
3aharp Ctr. 2unsenentsiinbuns.
Saeob 9baler. SO Sabre, 1873 Oit
9riite Strobe. gruiifen.ntaiinbuns.
Jennette 6. yopler, 26 Sabre, 536
Gnmben 4penue. 3udertran,bit.
Magbalena 4rnolb, 5 Sabre, 1900
6arriIon 4pe., SdarIahfieber.
Wdrp perd. 65 Sabre. as Nelt 6.
Gtrabe, Gopinston. gallenleibsn.
Warie goufbp, / Ronat. 1862
M<f MeWliden 4pe.. Darm:nt3iins
bung.
GIiaabeib Waisrs. 73 Sabre, Witts
nenbeimatb. 6erabetlemmuna.
Nnionatti Storis. 20 Sabre, 518
Carr Ctr. 6<rsleiben.
Joftpbine Shmibt. 54 Sabre. 1927
Bremen Strabe. 0ebirnleiben.
Gliidbetb Sbannon, 68 Sabre. fab
tides Mrmenbaus. Bronchitis.
Gntbarine Rapanep. "a Sabre, 1909
Wenlo Mpe.. 6ersleiben.
Gmmo u. Rseb. SO Sabre. 2139
0oitern Ape.. GhpinbJuht.
Wurp Wortiu. 40 Sabre. 1555gsns
trol Npe., Snqueit in Shpebe.
Warp pbiaipps. % Sabre, 1851 |
Central aM.. Gdipinbiuht.
Sobn q. Wonsenas. 65 Sabre, 19 |
1opplor Ctr. Weit gonington. Ct
birnbluten.
2abinia 6. Qoiprp, SO Sabre, 2O3 |
Dit 13. Gtrabe. Maeentrtbs.
6ermnn Webbenbori. SO Sabre, |
4037 eprins groOs aDenus. Snqueit |
In G9tpeb<.
NiMnrb Hnberion. 54 Sabre, 116I
parter Ctr. Snaueit in G1ptbe.
Ulotbilbn Gtern. 7S Sabre, 1851 |
Nelroie Abe. Nberperialtuns.
Glijobetb Gtrobel, II Sabre. 245
loratn< 4bsnue, 6erabelltmmunQ.
Woggik Nalton, 81 Sabre. 025
Clinton Ctr. peraleiben.
Norp y. QoS. Al Sabre. 3737
2lepelIpn Ctr. Grippe.
Gorob Nppelblott. 40 Sabre. SIG
@roobp0b, 1nqueit II G4nebe.
Gertrude g. Giein. a Sabre, 1903
Gbofe abenne. 9uberfuloie.
Gua @aibiugton. 20 Sabre. 624
@sf 8 GtssbE oo1ukiSsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
Saihcnoieb.

9enrb Weioenrsdt. BON No. 1925
Jueman Qbenue. purbe auf einsm
StraBenbabnpaosr BON einem5afhens
bieb um feline llbr i'm Wertk bon
$15 beItoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
Nadbtmd@ter beRsblen.

Deter WiIftxr. bon go. 912
Wounb SiroBe. RnntnGhter Der 9oi.
90. Sennings Qumber Co., an preii-
bent pldte, 3nif9eH Qoptins unb Qen.
nsr Gtrobe. nurbe in ber Gpnntag
NGet Nm $S6 tsRabIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04

es griterem selang, bic junge Dame gu
retten, tpurbe 2(nbit bon berStromung
nit fortseriiIen unb ertrant.
Stalienii de 8erbre9er.
Qlbion, q. g., 3. Sft. poli3etz
def Sanbea tommentirte cine 9epeI6e
aus Cincinnati, nel6e bebduptete, bab
4lbtpn bas 5uuptquartier elmer Jog.
ameritanti6en Gamorra lei unb metnz
te, oab Dor Sabrssfriit Elm 8erTu6
gema6t tporben iet, bon einem rei4en
itdlienifhen 5abritanten, Iamens
56omas Yage (?) GeIb gu erpreHen.
Gr bemertte ferner, bab etne gan3e On
jabl gut getleibeter Stafiensr in 2lbion
itd berumtreiben, bic anf6etnenb gut
lebten, obne gu arbeiten. oSofepb 2uz
bera, Der neuli6 ermorbet tpurbe, unb
4nun8tato unb Soiepb Gannisdoio,
fpelhe in Cincinnati gepiini6t perbsn,
l'no Der bieiigen qoli3ei nidt betannt.
Geniusna6ri9ten
% q hington, .. g., 3. Oft.
Dem neusn Genius 5ufolge bat bic
Staot Chattanooga, Senn., ieBt A.
GOA Gintpo6ner, eine 3unabme Don
14,450 ober 47.9 pro3ert gegen oas
Sabr 1900.
2incoln, Qeb., bot 1878 Ginpo6z
ner gegen 10000 i'm Sabre 1900 uno
Gan Sole. Galif., 28,946 gegen 2l,z
500 i'm Sabre 1900.
Die geo0ltsrung pes Staates 9elaz
mare belduft ii6, Dem nsuen Genius
3ufolgs auf 202, ,322 perionen. Gs 1T
oles cine 3unabme BON nur 1867,
ooer 9.5 pro3ent felt bem Sabre
1900.
W Worbertihes 0ueIt.
6orbtn, &p,, 3. Oft. SenrD
See, Elm eonItabler, uno 5omes WiGs
llams, Elm prtOdtpoli3iit, haben iid am
Wontag Hahmittag in bteIiger Staot
auf Der Strabe gegenisitig tobtges
ihofen. Vdhbem lie ibre ReDolper
nbgei6ofIsn batten uno tbre a0rper
BON Sugeln burhbobrt naren, fielen
bic beioen UtGnuer iih gegsnIeitig tobt
IN Die lrme. yliht cine ein3ige &ugel |
mar fehlgegangen.
Die Wtdnner iparsn ii6 auf btr
StraBe 6sgegnet unb o6ne bab Elm
Bort qeiproden tporber pGre, fingen
beioe iofort an su IhieBen. DiQiams'
aorper lpuroe Don feds unb berienigs
bon See BON bier &ugeln ourd6obrt. |
See bate Dor Elm paar Wo6en ben |
Batter uno grubsr DiQiams' qeiho1z |
fen uno ihtpsr oerpunbs,. DiQiams |
mar friiber GountpsSHeriff uno in ben
psite'ten areiien be.unnt.
Jeuer.
Hsp gort, 3. DIT. - Cine
5suersbruuIt 3sr't0rte am Wontag in !
Der Rdhe Der 24tsn Strobs unb 11ten
4psnue auss auf einem 4real BON 500 |
BEL 300 SUB, tpoourh ein S6ooen in
S0bs bon S1,500.000 ungeri6tst
tpuroe.
9as ausgsbrannte arsal beitanb |
aus beiHabs orei 4crss bon 6olsb6Ten, |
Ja6ri.en unb StG[Ien on liter Qpe., |
24tsr uHb 25tsr StraBe. 5iinfhunbe-t |
gfsroe, Die it6 in osn Stdusn befanz |
ben, puroen gsrettst.
g pluttsbur9b, q. g., 3. Stt. |
Die papierfabrit unb 5oI8breimibIe
Der Gate Gbamplain puIp ono gaper |
gompunp in bisIiger Staot 1T am
Montag fat gang burd Jsuer serft0rt
prrben. Der 9erluit bsLduIt Iia auf
100000.
Die Golbprobuttion BON
Qldstu.
Seattls, WaIb., 3. Oft. - Der
srItsn 4bitdBuns Der 8oIpproouttion
BON 4lasta in oisisr SaiTpn sufolqe, |
betrdgt iie niht mebr als So, 100000. |
gs III bies UNI $5,000,OO0 tpeniger dls |
i'm porigeu Sahr. Die srobte Q6s
nahme piro bonn Sairbarts 9iitritt
semsloet, man gIuubt absr aud. baB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
O)le eineS Oo6torS Der (drei6ung i@r Den
](amen gege6en@a(, me(6en ie lrdgl

Cine abiOlut mabre 6eididte,
bcglanbist ourh bic 6arantie,
ben Setrag BON S25, 100000
irgenoeiner uobltbatige nitalt
5n idenfeu, tuenn iie nidt auf
Wabrbeit berubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04

@ater Spbn's Meoisin baut ben
aDrper anf uno itdrft bas Spitem,
nbne ben 6ebraud) BON 2llfobpl
oner gefdbrlihe Srpeuen.-Gine
Softor's Veri1reibums. so Sab
re im Oebraudj.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04

betrGgt lie niht mebr als $15, 100000.
gs iii bies um So, 100000 peniger als
i'm porigeu Sabr. Die sr0bte gl6~
nahme lpiro pom 5airbarts 9iItritt
gemeIoet, man 9laubt absr aud, paB
bic qrobuttion i'm Rome 9iItritt
TART nahgelafen BAT.
Griffin 5aliteab untsr
antIa age.
Waibtngton, D. g., 3. Stt.
Griffin Saliteao, Elm Sobu Der pers
itorbensn Rurat 5aIiteab, gbsT Der
Matlsriirmu Griffin SaIiteab e Co.,
bic am II. SuRuar fallirte, puroe am
Wipntas BON Der Der. StaatsH 0ranbz
iurp Der llnteridlasung, oes Grlan=
gems Don 9eio unter fali6en 0priples
sslunseH uno oes 0iebitabls ange>
tlagt.
Rem Meritos tOutitutip 0 :
nellie Soupenttou.
Santd Sc, q. a., 3. DIT. -
Die .onititutioneus aonpsntion BON
Rem Wisrito ipuroe bier an Wtpntag
BON Sbpmas 9. gatrpn. benz friiberen
Tslsgaten bes 5erritpriums i'm aonz
greg. sr0ffnet. Die 100 9slsgutsn
Duroen pereioigt uno gbas. q. Spisb
BON Gas Ysgas gum YrdIioenten err
Dahlt. Gas beoeutet, bab bic aonier@
pdiipen bic Sbsrbonb haben uno bic
aonititution nihts BON Snitiatipe uno
Reperenoum. nod audi BON Brohibition
piro. Die Sonpentiou be-
itebt aus II RepubIitunern uno %
0emotraten-
puiiasiere beFpblen.
gusbIo, gol., 8. DIT. VuIIaois
re oes pullman Bagsons Toiemont,
Der an ben peitlif fabrenoen Hot Ssz
lamb 3ug aneehdnst mar, Der um 2
llbr Hdhmtttags bier antum, tpuroen
um Wehisl. gaar unb Shmudiaden
i'm getrage BON $1,000 biz $4,000 be-
ruubt; bic Gar ipurbe bier los getup=
pelt unb tpiro senau ourhIuht fper&
ben. Die beioen farbisen portiers
iino perbaftet iporben.
Gin 9algeutan b ID at.
anbaluiia, 4la., 8. DIT. 4n=
setlast. Grau 9iram Stutsp, Die Oats
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-15
PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS THURSDAY 15 1910

they have completed the classification of birds.
 A throng of visitors were at the show yesterday. The public is giving the show it's support by large at tendance daily. The result of the reduced rates on the railroads $ now being felt, as many out-of-town vis- itors went to the eXh 'bition yesterday It is generally conceded by vis itors that this show is one of the larg- est ever held in the Southwest in en- tries, attendance and general ap- pointments of the exhibition.
 Visitors are never wanting for amusement. Many are found to be unusually interesting, besides the poultry eXh bits. There is one ex- hibit at the show, a classification of eggs showing the color and sizes of .'hen fruit from the different breeds of chickens and ducks. Charts from the I've stock department of the Uni versity of Arkansas are on exhibit and show the different methods of feeding and the profits made in poul- try at the school. pr. A. F. Marlaw, ef Fayetteville has on exhib tion three pens of fine Black Minorcas.
 One of the most interesting birds in the building is the large peacock from Monticello.
 Rev. Otto Wilmington captured a number of prizes in the White Leg horn class, in which he had an en- try.
 The following awards were made in the White Wyandotte class yes- terday: w. T. Orton, Pine Bluff sec- ond bullet, third and fourth eockerel and first pen; w. H. Hnkle. Russell vile, Ark, first cock, first hen aid third pen; Gordon Matthews, Jones' boro, Ark, fifth cGckerel and tie for third bullet; Lakeside Poultry Farm, Texarkana, second and fifth cock Fourth hen and fifth bullet; Sunny side Poultry Farm, Monticello, fourth cock; Richard Brothers. Columbus, Miss, first cockerel and fourth bullet: c. w. Pettigrew, Pine Bluff, third bullet (t:e); H. s. Dudley, Pine Bluff. second cockerel; Mrs. R. T. Benton, Pine Bluff fifth hen; John Kirch grabber, Pine Bluff, second and third hen; A. G. Russell, Pine Bluff, first bullet and f fth pen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-15
MODERN W00DMtN
 ELECT OFFICERS

Cotton Belt Camp No. 1869, Mod ern Woodmen of America, elected the following officers at the meeting held last night: E. J. Kerwin, venerable consul; V. J. MeComb, past consul w. M. Galloway, advisor; J. H. An crum, clerk; c. A. Gordon, banker George T. Davis, escort; Asa Brun- son, J. w. John T. w. Woodul, c. A. Glover and w. s. Stewart, physicians R. D Watson, watchman; H. Guest, sentry and J T. Schlemer, manager for three years. The camp decided to have 8 public installation of the officers on January II, 1911, with a musical and literary program to which the public is invited to at tend. Full particulars will be publish ed later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-15
TOM LYNCH IS
 REELECTED Will Head the National League For Another
 Year.
TO OMIT THE PRIZES
Eaters Not To Receive Them Next SeasOn-SessiOn Il Tame
 Affair.
International News Special

New York, Dec. 14.-Tom Lynch was today elected to the presidency of the National League.
 The reports of the various commit tees were read and approved. The president s report was highly flatter- ing to himself as it showed but twen- ty-two suspensions and fourteen fines for the year.
 The fines to ball players total $330. The League was rather extravagant. using S47 altogether. There were eigl}ty-five postponed games which Were played off in seventy double headers.
 It was decided to accept no further prizes for the batting championship of the league and to confer with the American League to decline all such rewards for major league work. An attempt to amend the constitution to allow the schedule to be drafted by the president rather than by a con- mittee of three, failed. The vote here, as in the attempt, to lengthen a presidential term, also failed by a , to 3 vote.
 The American League session was a rather tame and quiet affair, owing to the fact that the board of directors was latte in assembling. Some of the routine bus s'ness was unfinished when dinner time arrived. Consequently an early session is on the bill for to- morrow at 10 o'clock. The retiring board awarded the 1910 pennant to the Philadelphia Athletics.
 The American League magnates de- cided upon schedule of 154 games for 1911. The season will open April 12 and will conclude on October and 8 in the East and West respec- lively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-15
PANAMA CANAL
 EXHIBITION VOTE Asked For in Resolution and California Delegation
 Urges Action. EXPENSES LESSENED
By Eliminating Federal Jobs in The TreaSury and Other De-
 partments.
International News Special

Washington, Dec. 14.-In the House today the California delegation made applic ation for hearing on the resolution introduced yesterday by Representative Kahn, providing for ( vote on the question of the location o1 the proposed Panama Canal EXhiibi- tion.
 The legislative, executive and judi cial appropriation bill was reported carrying total of $35,325, ,219 or $500,000 less than that of last year This cut was accomplished by elimin- ating 237 Federal jobs, 23 of them ir the Treasury Department.
 Secretary of War Dickinson sub- mitted reports in reply to the Houss: resolution No. 707 offered by Repre- sentative MacLachan, of California, at the last session, calling lor detailed statements of the condition of the national defense. The report was labeled Confidential, therefore the house decided it could not be accept ed and it was retll:ne t. the Secre- tary for revision.
 Following the receipt Of the Dick inson report, Hobson introduced a bill providing for a council of national de- fense to determine and report to the president a general pol ,cy for the nat ional defenses. The house adjourn ed at 5:07 D. m until noon tomorrow,
 In the senate practically the whole dsy was given to the consideration of the Omnibus Claims Bill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-15
REVIEWS DETAILS ! OF ASSASSINATION State Introduces Much Tes- timony at Hearing Given
 J. w. Ethridge.
FISTICUFFS INVERTED
Jmnortant State Witness COntradicts Statements Made ill His
 Confession.

In the presence of crowds that fill
 ed every available inch of space il 7 the Jefferson circuit court room al
 the court house throughout yester' day and last night many witnesses for the state reviewed the details ol the assassination and the incidents leading up to the killing of Alber1 McVay. the wealthy cattle dealer ir the western suburbs of this city on the night of July 5, 1908. The testimony was, brought out at the pre- liminary hearing given J. w. Eth ridge, the young Fall Back, Miss merchant, who was arrested several weeks ago at that place following an alleged confession made by Doc Ragland, negro, to the authorities at rested and later returned here to an swer a charge of accessory to mur- der.
 The hearing was overflowing with sensational features, prominent among which was the general passing of "Lie' between District Attorney T. Havis Nixon, Judge B. J. Kerwin and State Senator H. K. Toney and which would have resulted in a fist flight in the court room between Nixon and Kerwin had it not been for the prompt Interference of Deputy Sher- ifs Clifford Brewster and R. H. Will Hams. Magistrate Frazier fined two of the attorneys for contempt of court and although order was restored, the wrangling continued throughout the hearing and several times it looked as if fisticuffs would be the outcome. Magistrate Frazier finally declared that he would have order in the court room if he had to depltize every man in the room to keep it. He threaten ed jail sentences for the attorneys and asserted that if those in the court room could mot put them here he would get others to aid them.
 The hearing was adjourned from Magistrate F'razier's office to the cir cult court room to accommodate the mass of humanity that anxiously pushed their way towards the witness stand to hear every word of the tes- timony. In the court room during the day were several relatives of Eth ridge and a number of his friends from Drew county. The aged father, brothers and widow of Albert McVay were also among the spectators. The hearing opened with argument which followed request. made by Senator Toney and J. c. Knox, of Monticello,