Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-07
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 cloudy weather today with showers.
 Mrs. o. F. Tedstrom is quite sicl
 t her home on South Chestnut stree
 Moses Brown is still confined tt
 is bed at his home on West Secont
 venue.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Bainbrldg'
 are rejoicing over the arrival oi
 beautiful baby girl.
 "A .'ne baby girl arrived at th=
 home cf Mr. and Mrs. Ernest WI. >c
 at their home on East Barraque
 street, last night.
 -.Iudge A. B. Grace yesterday ap- pointed the jury commissioners tor the September term of court. They are Ben Dalby, J. C. Hershpiel and NJ. A. Hudson.
 MT. and Mrs William Miller have moved into their new bungalo" at Eighteenth avenue and Main street It was recently built there and is one of the prettiest homes ill the city.
 Gain Holmes, a negro, was ar rested yesterday by Constable Frank Stewart on grand larceny charge. He was committed to jail by Magis- trate J. A Frazier. who fixed his bond at $50 It is charged that Holmes stole a large amount of brass from the Cotton Belt and disposed of i. Much of the brass was recovered by the officer
 R. H. Jones, representing the Ro- chester Brewery, of Kansas City, and John E. Wells, of this city returned yesterday evening from Dermott, Rockville and other points where they have been several days comhirinb business and pleasure. Mr. Jones will leave for Memphis tonight where he will spend several days before re- turning to Kansas City.
 -Dr. J. I. Norris and family, who are at Lake Lucerne, Fla, spending their vacation report that they ara having most delightful time. pr. Norris was pastor of the Orlando Presbyterian church before he came to Pine Bluff and was very popular in that city. Since his return there this summer he and Mrs. Norris have been royalty entertained by tle residents.
 Andrew Jackson, negro with an illustrious name. surrendered to Deputy Constable D. w. Stewart yes- te"day to answer a charge of assault 10 kill. His trial was set for Mon- day before Magistrate J. A Frazier and the negro was released on his own recognlzance. He has employed Nixon and Shaw to defend him. It Is charged that Jackson tried to kill his wife.
 Work was begun Friday of re- moving the old mule car tracks from the curve in the street intersection at Barraque and Main streets. At this corner wagons and other vehicles have worked great hole beside the track and it has become a menace to traffic. This is the last of the old mule car system that existed in this city long before the present electric system was installed.
 R. E. Lee, who recently became associated with c. s. McNew in the real estate business. will have charge Of the McNew Realty agency during the absence of MT. McNew from the city. The latter leaves today for Den- yer, Colorado, where he and his fam ny will spend several weeks. Mr Lee will probably be member of tho tarm in future for they are planning the organization of large real es- tate concern.
 Sonny Smith, negro employed by the Hammet Grocer Co.,, was fined ao and costs in Magistrate w. D. Manoes court yesterday morning for disturbing the peace. He was fight ang with negro woman, and in the 1lght managed to knock out window fInd break down a number of doors Tn the house in which the mix-up oc- cmrred. Senator tH K. Toney and Louis J. Moore prosecuted the case willie s. A Miller had charge of the defense
 Three negroes. Joe Jackson, Frank Thomas and Will Barnett were brought before Judge J. R. Stewart yesterday and entered plea of guilty. Joe Jackson, charged with vagraney, acknowledged that he had been vic tim of the hook worm for several months and was given sleeping quar- rers for the next ten days in thp citr Jail. Thomas was charged izh ' stit larceny and was given fife of s10 for stealing , cents. Barnett was fined s for violating the vehicle or <inance.
 John Rutherford, who owns an Indian motorcycle, and Ernest Simp-