Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-19

anu asked that he would go to sea
 MISS Tucker at the Dixie Roomins
 House and tell her thai ha wac aoi,,or out or town, give her the money and
 tell her to go home to Dumas on tba evening train. MT. Hightoyer stat cd that that he waited until ahout & O'CLOCK Saturday night to deliver tha message. He then went to tb,
 roomlng house and asked if the lady
 was in No. 5, the clerk knocked on tb.. door and told him that the lady must
 De out and told him to call later. In apour 4o minutes, the witness stated that he again went to the house This time no answer came to the heavy knock, Here MT. Hightower stated
 ln his testimony, that he told the clerk they had better see if she wa III the room, for she might be dead. He stated that a ladder was procur- ed and he mounted to the transom. Here he called her name loudly, and after no answer came he let himself down into the dark room. He found the key in the door and promptly un- locked the door letting Night Clerk Swan and MT. Daniels into the room After he had turned on the light. Mr HlghtoWar stated that he discovered the woman dead He said he turned and left the room.
 Ed Daniels, proprietor of the room- ing house offered a very straight tes- tf1lony concerning the case He stated that he went to the door while MT HightoWer was knocking and told him that if anyone was in the room they would answer at that loud knocking. He then stated that MT. Hightower had told him that Edgar and Maurice Reinberger had totl him to visit Miss Tucker and See if she
 was dead or if there was anything the matter with her. The ladder was secured and Mr. Hightower mounted to the transom. Here according to MT. Daniels testimony he struck a match but stated that he could rot see the woman for the net was down over the bed. He then let himself into the room which was dark MT. Daniel stated that as Mir. Hightower opened the door, before he had lighted a match or turned on the electric light, said that he had found her and she was dead.
 Edgar Reinberger, whom it's reported was the most familiar with the young lady, testified that he went to her room on Thursday night. He stated that he also went again on Friday night and was in company with E. w. Harris and his brother Maurice Reinberger. He said that the girl was in good humor on this night and also stated that the hot tamales in the room was not there at the time of his visit. On Saturday afternoon he left for Texarkana, where he ln- tended marrying. He visited the rooming house about 2 o'clock, tut did not see the young lady. He knocked on the door but did not re- ceive an answer and thought that she was possibly up town. He said lie maid his .bill and left for the train. He went to Texarkana and was on hls return home before he heard of the suicide and was at Fordyce where he hought a Gazette, that he gained h's first knowledge. He stated that he had been acquainted with Miss Tuck CT for about two years and had gone with her quite a good deal. He also admitted that a few weeks back he registered with Miss Tucker at the Dixie.
 The strychnine bottle which hao contained the poison was laoelea from the Central Pharmacy. The authorities of this drug store state that they have not sold any of the drug for several weeks, as far as they ran, amber and state that th9y do not ,-oo,. noison record. The source