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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
w. D. Hearn, P. P. Byrd, z. Orto and Leo M. An
 dreWs New Directors.
1909 BUSINESS GOOD
John F. Rutherford Re Elected Pres. ident and Many Improve,
 mentS Planned.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens Light and Transit Con- pany, held in this city yesterday af- ternoon, directors and officers were elected for the ensuing year and many Improvements, which are being plan ned, discussed. Financially, the past year was a most satisfactory one for the transit company. At the meet ing yesterday four new directors
 were elected to fill the vacancies caused by the death of D. c. Bell and the resignations of F. B. Bloom, J. s. Ingram and c. J. Samstag from the board. The new directors are pr. 2. Orto, president of the Simmons Nat ional Bank; w. D. Hearn, president of the Bank of Pine Blff; P. P Byrd local capitalist and banker, and Leo M Andrews, capitalist planter of this city.
 The officers elected in addition to those named are J. F. Rutherford, R. l., Rutherford, ]. B. York, W. T. Young, and F. E Cherot directors, John F Rutherford was reelected president of the company; P F. Byrd, first vice president; Dr. r. Or to, second vice-president; w. T. Young, secretary, and F. F. Cherot, general manager and treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
w. c. HUDSON IS
 NAMED TRUSTEE

Little Rock, Ark, March S.-W. c. Hudson, of Pine Bluff, was today ap- pointed trustee for the creditors of j.. Marcus, Pine Bluff bankrupt. Marcus was on hand to be examined by the creditors, but none showed up, so Referee Waters then appointed Hudson, who had been serving as re- ceiver, as trustee, under bond of $1,000 and directed him to sell the goods of the bankrupt at any time, after giving 10 days notice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
BIG LFACERS
 AT THE CAPITAL St. Louis Cardinals Put in Their First Day There With Strenuous Work.
THE WEATHER HELPED
Bresnahan Gets ''In the Game" Too A Classy Bunch of Young-
 sters Appeared.

Little Rock, Ark, March S.-To have seen the members of tht St. Louis Cardinals working out at West End park this afternoon, one would have received the impression the players had been in training for sev- eral weeks, instead of the initial practice of the year. The team ar
 rived in the morning and at 2 o'clock in the afternoon was on the field. From the car which carried the play CTS to the park entrance, Manager Bresnahan trotted his pennant hopes to the field and for half and hour as the ball was tossed back and forth. The weather was so warm such old
 players as Vic Willis and Johnny Lush threw discretion to tht wind and burned them over. The young pitch CTS seemed anxious to show what they had and Bresnahan did not 1n- dertake to check them in the least
 After the ball had been passed for some time, the players divided Into squads of three and four and bunted the ball about bit. Bresnahan then called the whole squad in by turns and regular batting practice was in- dulged in for an hour. The batters were forced to sprint about the bases after hitting the ball, and in this strenuous work Bresnahan led. He made ten trips around the bases dur ing the afternoon winding up with a journey about the corners at full speed. It was after 5 o'clock before Bresnahan brought his players in for a bath and rub down, and but few are feeling any soreness from the strenuous work of the first day.
 Bresnahan has on hand bunch of promising youngsters, and with the stars of last season he expects to work out winner. Magee, of Seat tie, an infielder, who is trying for the first cushion against Konetchy, has striking resemblance to Ty Cobb, and hits the ball out and gets about the bases much in the same manner as the Georgia Peach. Bar beau, the diminitive third baseman secured in midseason last year from Pittsburg, was the only veteran mot in uniform yesterday, and he watch ed the game from seat in the stand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
ALL DIFFERENCES
 ARE ADJUSTED Drainage Board and Tax payers Associatiot Reach
 An Agreement.
<WL WORK TO STOP
Protesting Planters Will Pay $29,OOO Expenses Already Incurred
 by the Board.

At joint meeting of the board of directors of the Plum Bayou Drain age District, which was created un- der an act of the last legislature for the purpose of retaining more than 100000 acres of fine farm lands in this and Arkansas county, and a committee, representing the Tax payers Protective Association, which was organized here a few weeks ago to protest against the district, held at the office of Attorney w. F. Cole man in this city Tuesday afternoon, an agreement was reached whereby the work will stop immediately.
 The agreement provides that the board of directors suspend all work in the district and incur no further expense to the property owners therein, until the legislature meets, at which time the bill creating the district may be amended or repealed or the boundries of the district changed satisfactorily to all parties Interested.
 The Taxpayers Protective Associa- tion, which is composed of the planters in the district, agreed to pay all expenses incurred by the board, estimated to be about $29, ,OOO. A sufficient levy will be made by the z board of assessors to defray the ex- penses, the levy being made solely for that purpose. The agreement was not drawn in writing, but will take the form of an order of the chancery E court, providing that the board of di- E rectors and assessors of the district may proceed to the extent of wiping out all indebtedness and no further. The order will practically be a re- ! straining order against the officials sof the district, by agreement and con- |ent of the court. Judge J. M. FL Dit recently denied an injunction
 pplie& rfor by the property owners to
 revent, the work in the district, but { he protestants and the board got t,- a kether and amicably adjusted the matter. ns~ S The work planned would have cost nearly million dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
PLEADED GUILTY,
 ASKING MERCY
Turner Brothers at Mammoth Spring, Indicted for the Murder of John Wilitson, Will Ask for Life
 Term in the Penitentiary.

Mammoth Spring, March S.-The Turner Brothers, Anderson and Gar field, who were recently indicted by the grand jury of this county for the murder of John Whitson last June, pleaded guilty and will ask for life term in the penitentiary. The sheriff of this county employed a detective who assumed the role of a govern ment tick eradicator, boarded at the Turner's and by this means secured sufficient evidence to have them ar rested with the above results.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
TRAVELLERS WILL
 MEET SATURDAY
Pine Bluff Delegation to Make Initial Preparations for Trip to
 Helena in June.

A meeting of the Pine Bluff post of the Arkansaw Travellers will be held at the Hotel Jtfferson Saturday night at 8 o'clock to make preliminary ar engagements for attending the coming annual convention and festivities, to be held at Helena in June. The Pine Bluff delegation will complete ar engagements within the next few days for special train of several cars, which will be used to make the trip and they will go to Helena in style. It is assured that the Pine Bluff Ira velers will take band and unique idea will be carried out in costuming the entire party. All Travellers liv- ing in this city are, making prepara- tiOns to go to Helena and it is ex- pected that the meeting Saturday night will be largely attended. Four of the state officers of the Travellers live in Pine Bluff. They are Presi- dent B. H. Sandeford, Second Vice. President Meyer Solmson, Chaplain, w. D. Buckner and Secretary Guy W. Leflar. Pine Bluff has always taken an active part in the annual meet ings of the Travellers and they ex-
 pect to outdo all former displays this year. In view of the fact that Helena sent an unusually large dele gation to this city last year, Pine Bluff will reciprocate with even a larger number
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
MANY AMERICANS
 GOING TO MEXICO

Guadlajara, Mexico, March 8.-In the last six months of 1909 Ameri- cans to the number of 2,019 entered Mexico with the intention of becom- ing residtnts. This is according to a report just issued by the Mexican inn migration bureau.
 During the half year the Spaniards entering the republic numbered 684, Chinese 330, Cubans 273, Englishmen 256, French men 121, Germans 120 Italians 97 and other nationalities PAS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
New Workers Will
 Welcome Roosevelt

Albany, March S.-A joint commit tee of ten senators and twenty assem- blymen to represent the legislature of New York state at the ceremonies in New York City to be held in honor of the return of former President Roosevelt is provided for in a joint resolution which will come up for consideration this week. The resolu- tion appropriates $2,OO0 for the com- mittee's expenses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09

Our constant effort in our three departments, banking, insurance and real estate, is to please our many patrons by courteous, prompt and ef- ficient service
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. l7=.=@ (3-0-6t)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
COURTS AFTER
 MOB LEADERS

Dallas, Tex, March S.-Judge Seay in the criminal district court yester- day delivered special charge to the grand jury instructing that body to investigate and indict the leaders of the mob who lynched Allen Brooks last week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09

FOR RENT-On the 18th we will have for rent a very desirable six room house close in.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 (3-8-4t.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
STOP PAYING RENT.

M STOP PAYING RENT. $25 down and $10 per month will buy a bran new home in Home Ad- dition If taken at once.
 TRACY MILLS, of R. H. M. Mills & Sons sA1nsurance, Real Estate and Loans. 1-8-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
Saving Means comfort

Saving Means comfort and. inde- pendence Open an account with us and see bow much easier 1t is to save. We allow interest on deposits. Cotton Bel, Savings & Trust Go.
 (3-2-6t.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09

w. A. Walsh, of St. Louis, Is in the city transacting business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09

Nice modern cottage on s. Olive
 Tor rent. Apply to Cotton Belt Saw lngs and Trust Go. (3-9-4t.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09

-Heaters at cost at Reap & Craw- ford Furn. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09

! Gltcksburg, tho umbrella man. Second and Walnut. opposite telo- phone office 7l37-100
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
tecs Overwe by Twelve Five Home Grounds
ties, fourteen cases In an and three dealt
Boy Iniured and Dying.

ties, fourteen cases In an and three deaths.
Hos injured and DyinP.
Louis Woolcry, the 9-yCar-old boy who
sustained fractured skull yesterday when
he was struck by Dr. r. Mordens auto.
mobile is still alive at Mercy hospital H.
is very low. however. and physicians say
he cannot live.
supreme Court Decisions.
The following supreme court decisions
have been rendered.
state against william Young, appellant.
Wapello county, Judge Anderson, conviC-
ton for adultery, dismissed.
state against G. NJ smith, appellant.
Cherokee county. Judge Gaynor conyic-
ton for dcfaciug building affirmed.
state against John Krumm appellant
Guthrie county. Judge Applegate, ConviC-
ton for seduction, affirmed.
r. NJ Mccoy against T.. Il. Hudnutt. APP
pellant. superior court OF Grinnell, com
mission on land, affirmed.
Julius Kessler a CO. against Alta he
Garme. appellant. affirmed.
T. G. Skinner against Henrietta Cottrill
appellant. Louisa county, Judge Smyth
action on will, affirmed.
May Fisher against James Bolton, ap'
pellant, POttawattamie county, Judge
Macy, action Tor damages, affirmed.
II. H. sawyer, appellant, against Daniel
]. Kelly, Woodbury. county, Judge Hutchin
son. Injunction case, affirmed.
NJ. NJ. Platts against city Of Ottumwa
appellant Wapello county Judge Echel
berger, damages affirmed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
INJURED in WRECK
Chicago & Alton cred Limited"
Crashes Into Freight when
Switchis Improperly Set.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, oct 9.-Fifteen
persons were injured shortly before noon
today when the northbound Chicago a
Alton RED Limited" crashed head-on
into a southbOund freight at NiwOod, nine
miles north OF Carlinvlie. The limited
does not stop at Nilwood
In charge Of Conductor f. B. Fox, Chi
cago, and Engineer A. J.. Barker, Bloom
ington, it came plunging along 90 miles
an hour. The switch near NilWood was
open and the passenger crossed to the
southbound double track and ran straight
into the freight engine. The freight en-
CINE which was the smaller OF the two
locomotives, was driven back into the
freight about i2O feet. smashing every
thing in its path. The limited mail car
was telescoped against the tender Of the
big red locomotive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
ASSASSIN KILLS HIMSELF
Man Who Murdered the Empress of
Austria BrcOmes Violently
Insane and IN Suicide.

GENEVA, Oct, 20.--Luiggi Luccheni.
who assassinated the empress Of Austria
in ISgS. committed suicide this evening In
his cell in the prison known as LEveche.
Two DAYS ago Luccheni went violently
insane and after smashing everything IN
ms cell, was put in a straight jacket
When his violence passed he was given
cell liberty. This afternoon guards heard
u!m singing for several hours but At
nIghtfsu he became silent Later the
guards. alarmed, entered the cell and
found Luccheni banging TO the window
bars by his waist belt which he had
twisted around his neck. An efforts 10
revive him failed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
RECENT ORDERS OF THE ARMY
Movements of Army Men, as DesiE-
mated by the Department. of
War at Warrington.
CFrom a staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, oct. 2O-iSpecial Tele-
grem.) Army orders issued today are as
follows:
Captains Lloyd L. r. Krebs and Park
Howell Of the medical corps will report
December . to Lieutenant Colonel James
d. Glennan, medical corps, president Of
the examining board at the general hos
pital, preside of San Francisco, for exam
ination for promotion.
Captain William 2. WoodaI Clement c.
WhtcOmb, George II. Crabtree Wilson T.
Davidson, Herbert NJ. Smith and &. J.
Bartlett of the medical corps will report
December to Lieutenant Colonel Henry r.
Birmingham, medical corps, president OF
the examining board, at the Army Medical
Museum building, Washington, for exam
nation for promotion.
Major William T. Tachappat, ordnance
department will make during the months
OF October, November and December not to
exceed six visits to the work of the E. l.,
Dupont, Demours Powder company.
Haskell, N. j., and the works of the Inter
national Smokeless Powder and Chemical
company, Parlin, N. j., on official business
pertaining to the manufacture OF material
for the ordnance department.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles II. Clark,
ordnance department, will proceed to Ros-
well, Denver, Fort Sill, Dallas and New
Orleans on official business pertaining TO
the inspection of the battery of three-inch
field material, National Guard of New
Mexico, Light Battery A, National Guard
of Colorado Batteries d, and f, First
| field artillery; Battery A, Texas National
Guard, and the battery of three-inch field
material, Louisiana National Guard.
Colonel L. Mervin ,Maus, Major Elbert Z.
Persons and Major, John II. Allen, medical
corps, are detailed ~ represent the medical
department of the army at the meeting of
the Association Of Military Surgeons to be
held in Hchmond, Va, from November
l to T. inclusive.
First Lieutenant Stephen Abbot, coast
artillery corps, viii proceed to his home
preparatory to his retirement.
Captain Bertram T, Clayton. onarter-
master, will proceed to Fort II. G. Wright
and Fort Terry, ~. T., for the purpose OF
making an examination of locations affect
ing the water supply at those posts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TAUGHT
HOW TO PASTEURlZE MILK
Domestic Science Glass Gets Interest,"
ing Instruction on Method of
Preserving Fresh MIX.

The girls in the domestic science de-
partment Of the Omaha High school have
been learning the secrets of keeping fresh
milk sweet. Miss Turner has taught the
girls TO pasteurize the milk and to sterili2e
It, which will prevent 1t from souring and
will kill all germs The milk is cooked
to temperature OF 1877 degrees, and after
that is boiled. This keeps all milk sweet,
no matter how hot the day is. Miss Turner
also instructs the girls on the necessity Of
thoroughly cleansing the milk bottles after
they are used, and thus freeing the bottle
OF any germ that IL might contain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
Missouri Team
Shows Up Weak
IN Scrimmage
Foot Ball Defenders Of University APP
pear Deficient in in All
Branches Of Work.

COLUMBIA. Mo. oct 2o.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.) missouri is sull wOefully weak in
tackling and bringing back punts and kick
offs through a broken field, and IL lie in
these fundamentals that Coach Hollenbeck
is drilling his men hardest in preparation
for the hard Ames game next Saturday.
The linemen are also deficient in their
work, as they charge too high and use
their hands more than their bodies In
throwing off opponents. This is poor form,
and Dr. Gibson, assistant coach, had the
heavy men off to themselves for over an
hour this evening showing them the most
effective way to charge. II these weak
nesses can be overcome by Saturday Mis-
sourians will entertain more hope for a
Tiger victory, but scrimmage practice the
last two days has been Of the raggedest
ana most discouraging kind
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
BOMB FOUND IN PORTLAND
six sticks of Dynamite Discovered ON
Premises Of Rich Real Estate
Operator.

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct 9.-What Is be-
leved to have been a plot to dynamite the
house OF Charles X Henry, a capitalist
and real estate operator OF this city, be-
came known here today. The supposed
plant consisted OF six sticks Of dynamite,
wrapped with about thirty feet of fuse.
1t was discovered yesterday by a work
man on Mr.. Henry's premises, in a tree
about 500 feet distant from the house. The
workman made known his discovery today.
After an investigation by detectives the
opinion was expressed that the explosive
had been cached Monday night and that
the person who put II there intended later
to return and blow up the Henry home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
RRANDEIs RoWLING rEAMs-
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS dc
Taboo Takes Handicap at Churchill
Downs Track.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 20.-At Churchill
Downs this afternoon the features OF the
two-mile cup race. In the handicap The
winner turned up In Taboo. The tWO-mile
race resulted in victory f0r Claudia.
Leading from the Use Of the barrier until
the Wire was passed, she won easily. lie
First race. five and a half turlongs: lima
Straight $500 won, Helene tpIaee s. Z0l
second, Monty Fox (show, NS.6O third.
Time: l.Ol-s.
Straight s496O) won, Toison d'or (plaee,
third. Time I:IS%
Third race, handicap, mile Taboo
straight Isl won. HarIigan Cplacc, SlA50l
second, Milton Il. (show, 50 third. Time;
Fourth race. Vic Torch cup, two miles:
Claudia tsuaight $3.50 won, Mamie Algol
place, S2I0l second, Azo tshOw, 40 third.
Fifth race. six furloags: Starry Night
(straight. $500 won ROmpie (plHce. S3.50l
second, Attentive tsnoW, $500 third. Time:
sixth race. mile aud a sixteenth: Doroute
straight. $40 won. Falacada tplaCe, 81 30,
second Queen Marguerite tshOw. $500
BkLTiMORE. OF. ls-Two track records
fell az PimltCo today. superstition. always
well favored, easily won the days feature,
the Renuert purse, at a mile and three
sixteeuths in e:005s, clipping Of O.Ost from
the record made by Taboo LAST fait The
other record was broken by August Bel
monts PHscillan ln the second race the
Hastings gelding going the mile and a six
teenth IN 40 Results.
First race, six fuiongs. White Wool IN,
20 - won, MarJmara SECOND, Blue Mouse
third Time: l:I3ts.
Second race. mare and sixteenth: PHs-
Gillian a 90 Al Won, NJ, Cambon second
Reybourn third. Time; l.t6.
Third race. six fuflongs: MOntcalm - q
p won. Nick Stoner second. Van Den third
Time: 1885.
Fourth race. Patapsco s,eeplechasf ,tWc
/ and a half miles Hay Is 20 p won. Baml
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
ROsenbIum, After BSs Team Loses
Two, saves Day by some Arm
and Eye Work.

In the Mercantile league Captain Rosen-
blum Of the u. S. Cleaning company, after
his team lost the first two games, went in
and won the last game for his team by
rolling i4S pins
In the Booster league the Mazeppas won
their usual two games out OF three from
Hoye's Specials. Stunz of the Candy Kids
rolled high total with $40 pins and Heaton
of Hoye's Specials rolled high single with
2OJ pins.
The Omaha Rod and Gun club won two
games out OF three from the Sprague Pills.
Ocander OF the Pills rolled high total with
5l3 pins and high single game with 1876 pins.
Tonight in the Omaha league the Metz
Bros. will play the Reios and the Hospes
the Advos. In the Mercantile league the
Equitable Lifes will play the Ak-Sar- Bens.
Last nights scores
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

man giving his name as A. * sutrcrfield
walked into tho office OF the United states
marshal hero today and announced that he
had robbed the Merchants National bank
OF Lchigh. OkL Of which he was cashier.
OF $500 lie declared that he could stand
the strain OF being fugitive no longer.
lie stated that he went to Lehigh a few
years ago from Charles city Ia, and that
he left Lehigh October (.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
DOANE's FIRST gable OF SEASON
Contest WIN he PlHSed with Peru
NOrnanIites.

CRETE, NCb., Oct 20.-tSpecial L. ---Doane
will play its first foot ball game OF the
season with Peru Normal at Peru on Fri
day The lineup Will be as follows: Luke
son and Sawyer tackles, Griffiths and
Johnson, ends; Wilkinson, quarter; KOrab
and KretsingeT, halfbacks; Rice fullback
with Adams. Barnum, GOble, King ana
Dickinson as substitutes. Doane has no
hard luck story. The team is in fine shape
and expects 10 win. lt will play hard to
do So The second team will play at the
same time in Crete with the eleven OF the
Nebraska Military academy, OF which
Happy Hartwell q former Doane star
is the coach.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
SISTERS MEET IN GoLv FINALS
Dorothy Campbell Defeated nj Invita-
ton Meet az BrOOkIine.

BROOKIINE, Mass oct. .g.-'rhe final
matches OF the invitation tournament OF
,he Womens Golf association OF Boston
viii be decided tomorrow by Miss Harriet
former won DuaN from Miss Dorothy
Campbell OF Hamilton, ont, who won the
American title at Cmcapo last week 2 IN
and ] to play. Miss Margaret Curtis Sc
cured her place i'm tho finals by defeating
Miss IT, orc. Phepoe OF the Royal Coli
club OF Montreal, "a former Canadian cham
lion, { mp and TO play.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

second Prince Hampton third. Time. 6:l0.
Fifth race, mile: Malatne q 70 ID won,
1.4l.
sixth race. Rennert purse mile and three
siXteenths. Superstition a TO % won.
Blackford second Cay Deceiver third.
Time: 2.OOis
Seventh race six furlongs: Claque "a to
Time. IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21
TENNIS TOURNEY NRARs CLOSE
High school Girls 40 Fiat-h soon II
weather Permits.

tHe girls tennis tournament which
started last Monday. will he played % the
finish unless severe weather sets In. ac-
culd.ng 20 Miss Schwartz today. Wednes-
DAY several OF she preliminary matches
were played off and the following were
the .esults: Lucle Fellcts won tr0m
Frances Barnhart, go 90. Charlotte Bed
wei Won nom Ella Nelson. G-1 6-2. Min
ME Anderson won from Elizabeth RaineW,
ties, Co. The games are being PLAYED on
tEc court, near the hign school grounds
and on rhirty-first and Cass streets
Tine hey TO the sHustiou-B,e Want ads
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-21

CHICAGO, oct. aO.-Club owners OF the
Three 80 league held their annual meeting
here today. A. L. Tierney, who Is presi-
dent. secretary and treasurer OF the or
ganiZation. il was said. will be reelected
The pennant was officially awarded 20
Springfield. III,