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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
WOMAN STABBED
FOR TEST|FY|NG
Her Testimony Sent Bank
Robber to Prison for
Twenty Years

Norfolk, Neb.. March Mrs. f. S
Stansfield was attacked by a masked
man at her home early today and Sc
verely stabbed. Il told you to keep
your mouth shut" snrled her visitor
who by knocking had summoned her
to the back door Of. her residence
Saying this he plunged dagger into
her body and escaped. The wounded
woman will recover. Three weeks
ago Mrs. Stansfield gave testimony
which aided in conyicting Harry
Joyce Of robbing the bank at Hadar
He was sentenced to twenty years
Imprisonment. She received warn
ing that if she testified she would be
killed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
DARING ROBBERS
GOT THE JEWELS
Robbery Was Executed While
the House Was Full of
Servants

Washington, March 2-Jewels valu-
ed at $4,000 were stolen last night
from the home of Mrs. Rebekah Hor-
nesby in the fashionable portion of the
city. The robbery was we'll planned
and executed with daring when the
house was full of servants and has
mystified the police. Mrs. Honesty
is the daughter of the late jeremiah
Black of Pennsylvania.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
ACCEPTS PRINCIPLE
OF THE PROPOSAL
French Government Makes
Suggestions to Bring Other
Powers Into Accord

Paris. March 2.-The French gov
eminent has replied to Secretary
Knox's proposal to the powers look
ing to the establishment of per-
manent international court of arbitral
justice. accepting the proposition in
principle but making certain suggcs-
tons which the French government
believes will bring all the other pow
ers into accord.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
Not Hurt

Prof. and Mrs. Kennedy were on the
anxious seat for several days regard
ing James Kennedy, their son. who
was in the snowslide belt. A tele-
gram was received from him yester-
day however. announcing HIS safety.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
SENATOR MUST
STAND ON RECORD
JEFF Davis Will Receive Large
Fee If Bill Is Passed by
Congress

Washington. March Senator jeff
Davis of Arkansas today was denied
the privilege of striking from the
record the statement in his testimony
before the house committee of pub
lie lands in the investigation of Ar.
kansas "sunken lands" bill that he
would receive large legal fee il the
bill were passed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
SNYDER Lecture.

The lecture OF w. Snyder to be
given before the economics students
tomorrow morning at $3.50 promises
to be largely attended. The subject
is The Undeveloped Resources of
North Dakota" one of interest to all
students, and large delegation from
outside classes will attend.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
To- INCORPORATE
THE FOUNDATION
Purpose Is to Dispose of the
Rockefeller Wealth to Bene.
fit Mankind

Washington, March 1.-The Rookie
Teller foundation is incorporated by
a bill introduced in the senate today.
1t is understood that the purpose is to
provide a method for John ID. Rookie.
Teller to dispose of his enormous
wealth in manner beneficial to
mankind,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
INQUEST HELD -ODAY
Investigation Being Made Regarding
Death of Haskell Olson,

The inquest inquiring into the
death of Haskell Olson. who died as
the result Of fall from the Great
Northern railroad bridge on Monday
afternoon. was held at o'clock this
afternoon. The jury is composed of
Frank Griffin, John Lunseth and
Horace Pagett. Mr.. Olson's fellow
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
Take Solid Geometry.

The solid geometry class at the
university is unusually large and in
cludes majority of engineering stu
dents. Students throughout the gate.
who intend to study engineering.
would do we'll to take solid geometry.
as that is required study for pros
pective engineering students.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
Elections Today

The elections of the sophomore and
junior classes are being held late this
afternoon. The sophomore election to
elect board of twenty-five members
to edit and manage the Dacotah next
year started at $3.50 and the Junior
manage the Weekly Student next year
was held at 4:30. The balloting con-
tinues until the entire tickets are
elected and the politicians who have
their states lined up are seeing what
real life" is probably for the first
time. Due to the lateness of the hour
Of holding the elections it was impos-
sible to get the returns for Wednes-
days issue of the Times.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02

workmen were questioned regarding
the nisnner.in which the man met his
death and little later the jurymen
went down to the bridge to investi-
gate the circumstances In connection
with It. The physicians who attend
ed the man after tho accident were
also called upon to testify.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
To Choose Play.

The senior class play committee
will meet Saturday to choose the
class play. The cast will be selected
within the next few weeks, if the
committee agrees upon a play Satur-
day.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
BibliOgr0Dhy.

One of the biggest photographers in
existence has been received by the
university library. This is a biblio-
graphy of all German books published
from 1884 to date. Thirty-four
volumes are needed to give the titles.
authors, publishers and a general
statement of the German literature.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
Business Meeting.

There will he a business meeting
CT the Y. NJ. G.. A. tonight after the
regular weekly meeting. At the BUSH
stitution will be discussed, especially
those which relate to the founding
of a board of directors.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
Promising Course

The Hazlett lectures to be given by
President Mcconnell Of DePauw uni
versity March IA. Is and IL, promise
to be largely attended. The ex-
penses are betrayed by the endow-
ment and as result the lectures will
cost nothing to those who wish to at
tend. a special invitation is extend
ed to people throughout the state to
attend and the time spent will be we'll
spent as fund of information will
be disbursed and in a very entertain
ing manner IL President McConnell's
reputation, as it precedes him. is liv-
ed up to.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
Mailing Out Bulletin.

The alumni bulletin, containing the
names and addresses of all alumni
who could possibly be located, is be-
ing mailed out to the various alumni
and interested people. The number
mailed will run near the thousand
mark.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02
To Take Exams.

Roy Russell is among the U. N. D.
students who will take the naval
academy examinations this month.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02

Hayne Has Whooping Cough.
G. r. Hayne of the senior laws has
severe attack of the whooping
cough. His many friends hope to see
him around again.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02

Every time Il woman groans in the
night, there comes with the groan the
pleasing proof that there is nothing
in her husbands theory he is light
sleeper: at least, he doesn't wake up.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02

AS bad rs the trusts are, they prob.
ably hurt you less than you hurt your
self
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02

The process of getting rich would
be greatly simplitied II you would save
money this year like you intend to
next.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-02

unreliable as the man who goes fish
ing.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE AT SAN JUAN AS
aue los oios Sc levantaron hacla

que los ojos Sc levantaron hacia Ell
cielo.
Todo aviador qIle Sc eleva enema
del SuelO aporta Su tribute de eSfuer-
20 de ingeniosidad. de audacia, an la
obra mila grosa,
Esa obra cuenta va una muchedum-
bre de martires: Lefebre, Ferber, De
lagrange. Leblon. Harwette Michelin,
Watcher. Rolls, los dos kinet, y tan
tos otros. Al escribir estas lineas, el
corr. ,5n So an4ustia al pensar que pro
Ea..rmcnte ga: 40 aparezcan, habrd
un nomhre mas 4ue inscribir en- la II,
tai gIoriosa ista.
En- la legion magnftica de los aVla-
1ores. esos academies no descorazonan
nadie.
Manana. pasado, siempre, todos los
aviadores partiran con ell mismo ar
dor la nisma algeria. Muchos de en-
tre puos partiran con la misma impru-
dencia.
Algunos diaS despues del accidente
en- el cual pereci0 Delagrange-cuen-
ia un peri0dico eXtranj j6ro, o,-Trlant Ell
admirable pintor de Di6nze, que es un
aeonauta apasionado, monte en el bl-
plano de Sommcr Y vol0 encima de
la Meurthe
i Que cmoci6n experimont6 us
te? lie preguntaron.
-Es algo asi como un aligcraml n
to. un tranSporte deIicioso. Sc slente
uno substraido las leyes del peso,
FL aire parcce que cmborracha al res
pirar.
-Bien; tpero no Sc piensa en- la
posibilidad de una caida?
-Et tidentemrnte, 81 Sc pensara en-
ESQ. :. Pero no es asi; puedo asegttra-
ros que no paSa ninguna semeJante
idea por Ia cabeza.
Los aviadoreS mucrtos para aNudar
d la rcalizaci6n del sublime slltno hu-
mano. cayeron sin pcnsar en- clio =.
Tuvieron Il fin hrlSco, limpido y
tan enyidiable del pajaro ,herido EN- el
coraz0n en- pleno cielo.
Sc desplomarom en- plena gloria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

IIace poco> dias Sc verified la clau-
sura del tiro federal de Bcrna. FL 81
ito sobrt el cual millareS Y millares de
visitantrs Sc aprctaron durante quln-
ce dias. rstI vac1o en- cStos momen-
tos; la calma Y cl silencio sucedieron a
la activittad febriI y al ruido de las
balaS
Todos cuantos asiStieron al tiro de
Berna, Stizos y cXtranJeros sc mueS-
tran unanimes en- proclamar su com
pleto eXito.
La cifra dc mas de tres millones y
medic de cartuchoS que fucron que
mados csos dias, pruebd la enorme
intiuencia de tiradorcs y sll aslduldad
Ell stand" FL nlnnero muy elevado
de los maestroS tiradores-l37-total
que deja ben iejos atlras, el maximum
conseguido hasta Ell presente, muestra
tambien que los cartuchos no Sc gas
taron cn pura perdida y que Ell arte
del tno hizo grandeS progresses en-
Su;ta.
Los tiros federales, que Sc efectllan
de tres Ell tres amos, son la vez una
de las causas Y la consagraclon de esc
progresO. ESa constataci0n no es sola
mente agradabLe bajo el punto de Wis
ia depOrtivO. tiene TN gran yalOr baJo
el punto de vista militar y naclonal.
La reputation de los suizos como es-
| celentes tiradores c0ntrlbuye, en- efec-
| to, en- buena parte Il asegurar al eyer
clto Y las inStitucIOnes mlIltares de
la repilblica helvetica, el respeto de
suS vecinos que es con la firme volun-
tad del pueblo suiz0, uno de los ele-
mentos de su independence y de su
neutralidad
Los iiltimos dias del tiro fueron
muy animados, seglin dice la prensa
de aquel pals La palma y ell titulo de
rey del tiro 10 gan0 Zellweger p0r
81 cartones contra 81.
Manuel L. de Linares
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
Maria Luisa
80 (Dl Go
Vida depoTtiva

Cada semana cae un aviador con Su
aeroplano v sc deStroZa en- ell stlelo
Ell medic de la blancura prontamente
ensangrentada del sencillo aparato.
Honor d esos muertos' Han sido
inmOIados en- plenO ensueno celeste
FL hOmbre trabaja en- la actualidad,
para realizar ell deseo tornado por la
humanidad entera, desde el dla en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
De BAYAMON
APERTURE DE IN BUEN COLEGIO

En- la manana de aver aslstnmo un
her1noso acto que recordaremos STEM
pre- con satisfaction y algeria.
Conforme sc habla anllnclado tuVo
efeeto en Bayam6n, la aperture del CO.
leeio. para seiioritas dirigido por las
RR. NM. Dominicas, que hace POGO item
DO Hegaron de los Estados tnldos, con
el noble prop6sito de realiAar tan bene-
ficiosa obra de educacion Y ensenan-
"a.
A las diez a. m. bendijo las diversas
estancias el ilustre Prelado Monse-.
nor w. Jones, habiendo celebrado an
tes misa en- la iglesia parroquial, asls-
lido por el Rvdo Padre Berries y un
Fraile Dominica.
La numerosa selecta concurrent
cia que asisti6 al acto. visit0 Iuego to-
dos los salones del ediiicio admirando
el asco. condolences higienicas Y per-
fecto orden que reina en- TODD el local
FL editicio cOnsta del piso bajO y uno
alto, estando destinado el primero pa
ra salOnes de ensenanza, admirablemen-
tie distributes el segundo para capi-
la, sala de recibo Y dormitorios de las
RR. NM.
Existen en- la actuaIidad unaS doscicn
tas ninas matricuIadas que d mas de
aprender las asignaturas que Sc cnse:
nan en las escuelas pubhcas hasta el 5
.grado, Sc les daran clases dc iabores, ia
quigrafia Y maquinilla.
Dirigen tan benefico eStablecimiento
las RR MN. IIilaria, slperiora; Thur
cia Beda. Ansema. Llilmiuada e Ines.
todas con tifnlos PROFESSIONALS para el
ejcrcicio del magisterio.
No ha sido el espiritu de especrla
ci6n cl que ha guiado Il estaS piadosas
mujcres d instalar en- Bayam6n, tan Gtil
como necesario eStablccimiento. otra
idea mas noble, mas levantada, las ha
traido i nuestro lado: En- ese coegio
no solo rccibe la muojer pucrtorrique-
ia la instruction necesarla sino que tam
bicn Sc la cduca dentro de los mas sa-
nos principles DE religion Y moral.
Es digno de todo elogio el interes
que en- la insta iaci0n de este important
tie planted de ensenanza. han deSplega-
do distinguidas damas de la culta So
ciedad de Bayam0n
Tambien envlamos nuestra sincere
APPLAUSE al senior don Ramon Valdes,
dueno de la Linea Ferra del Oestc, que
con generoso desprendimiento ha con-
cedidO paSaie de libre circulation pOr
la modica suma de un dollar mensual
para que las ninas de Catano. puedan
IL a recibir la instruction rn el nuevo
coiegio.
Las reverendaS Madrcs Y los Padres
Dominicos, Sc multiplication por aten-
der con su proVerbial cortesla la nJl-
merosa concurrcncia que asisti6 d aque-
lIa fiesta
FL acto tan Simpatico como sOlemne,
terTnin0 d las once de la manana.
Maria Luisa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
De quay ANA

IFa muerto en- esta ciudad dona Arne-
Ala Vazquez, viuda de QniJano y her
mana del itustrado doctor Vazquez-
Muy sentido ha side EN- esta socie-
dad ell fauecimiento de Ia respectable
DANA que contaba en- el seno de la mis-
ma con generates siapatias~
Su sepelio estuvo muy concurrado des
pfdiendo ell duelo con una hermosa ora
oi6n funebre, maestro amigo el doctor
Francisco lzquierdo.
Emviamos nuestro mas sentldo peSa-
me a la atribulada familia, en- cuyo no
gar Sc llorara por largo tiempo La de
saparici6n de la yirtuosa dana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

Muy pronto sc terqnln9ran has obras de
4os tres ''chaiets" que constrnyc el IN
geniero senior Jose Antonio Bruno, pa
ra los senores licenciados Ramos y Do
minguez y don Jorge Grau-
Los dos primeros son de concrete ar
snado y el tercero de MADEIRA. Tres
0bras de acuerdo con la arqultectnra
anodernsa Y de una sohcez admirable
eon las cuales ha ganado el ornate pu-
biico de esta ciudad que progresa cada
4lia q clio contribuye mucho ei refe-
ride ingeniero, hijo de este pueblo, al
cuaI acknowledgements dotara de cOnStruc
eiones que hagan honor a sa prlyilegla-
do talento-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
Una Reina adorada
Berlin. Acaba de

Berlin. Acaba de
| celebrarse Ell primer centenario de la
muerte de la reina llliSa, Il la que pro-
fesa Ell pueblo aleman un verdadero
culto, semejante al que los franceses
profesan p .Juana de Arco, veneran-
| dola como s1mbolo de todas las virtu-
des femeninas.
La eyenda la historic, que sc con
| funden. la representa-, ora como I'm
ser divino. de angcIical hermosura, TO
deada de la aureola de los santos y de
los martires, ora como esposa amante,
| infinitamente tierna bondadosa, ma
DIRE eirlnplar que consagr0 toda su
vida LENA de abnegacion, hasta ell mas
complete oIvido de 81 misma, 4 la fe-
! licidad de los suyos al bien de su
; pueblo.
MilIares de berlinescs han lido hoy en-
perpgrinaci0n 4 depositar flores sobre
! la tumba de la rcina Lliisa.
Stntado en- un banco de la avenida,
Iveo pasar csa multitud con respeto
recogimiento. iFeliz el pueblo que a1n
tiene ideaIes!
| Doce novias vestidaS de blanco y CO.
ronadas de mirto, lIeyan como ofrenda
ramos de violetas y lirios de los wales,
flores preferidas de la reina.
En- el aIo 1910 Sc fund0. IN CONNIE
morari0n de su anivcrsario, una obra
pia con I'll objeto de dotar todoS los
amos d seis noyias pobres, que han de
ser hijas del pueblo. con Ia Suma de
$50 marcos cada una Este ano, con
motive del centcnario han Sido dota-
daS d0ce, ce!cbr3ndoSr sus hodaS en la
Iglesia dc la guarglicion de PotSdam. a
las nueve de la ntaIlana. hora en que
faIIeci0 la reina EIiia del duque de
! lfeckIenburgo. Illisa fuG prometida a
1os.diez sietc amos al Principe h'rede-
70 de Prussia
Pocos dias desputS csrrihia su no
VIC:
" AbueIita dice quc he de harer un bo
rrador de csta carta porque no eScrl-
DO. nj correcta nj ortograticamente.
Confieso que no csta bien; pcro usted
ha de conocer mis- faltas tambitn
Al cumpIr diez Y ocho amos tuvieron
! Iugar los esponsalcs cucnta la Gro
! nica que fue un matrimonio feIiciSimo.
| Tuvieron diez dcscendicntcS.
! 4 sll padre lc cscribe la vispcra de su
muerte: Mon pcre, .ie suis bien heu-
reuse aujourd 'uic mInc votre file ct
CONNIE epouSe dcS mpiIlcurs DIES tpOuX"
Su cardad era proVerbiaI: No pode-
mos nj dcbemos ayeriguar-decia
lm desgraclado mrrcce ser S0c0rrldO
Quien puede iuzgar 81 eS . no culpable
de su miscria?'
Entregada AL gobirrno de su casa y
al cllidado de Su csposo y de sus hlJos
era menos reina on todos slls actOs.
Su instruction era la de la mayor
parte de las mujcrcs de su tempo, y
consistia tan solo en algunos cOnOci-
mientos elenrontalcs; pero su clara i'll
/ teigencia la habia hecho prever en- Ma
polc0n Ell peligro qtuc amenazaba su
patria, mientras que fue memester la
bataIIa de Auterlitz para que Ell 1'ey y
sus ministries cOnocieran la gravedad
de la situaci0n va era tarde.
Austria aniquilatia, has hordas fran
cesas avanzaban ebrias de sus victo-
rias.
Napoleon habia Tornado la Confede
raci6n del Rhin, en la cuaI hablan en-
trado casi todos los Estados de Ale
mania Prussia Sc haflaba >ola ante
un ene1nigo poderOso.
Sin esperar ell ejercto ruSo, con in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

A tires eientos mid dodfars" asclen-
de el aumento hecho en la tasaci0n de
Ea propiedad en- este distrito Municipal
segiin informes obtenidOs del propio ta-
Ssdor. motive por eli cual tendremos
un magnffico presupuesto para ell ProxI-
mo aiio econ6mlco.
A unos eontribuyentes Sc les ha au-
xnentado la contribucion a Jtros Sc
les ha disminuido-
Ceg5sypcasal.
Septiembre IS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

Ha salido para San .Jussn, a operar nm
hiio que tione enfenno, nueStr0 buen
amigo don Eduardo Vazquez, para el
cual deseamos el nelor eXito de esa
operaci0n.
Rafael VazQuez, un joyen que apenaS
cuenta veinte amos y que promote ser
ana esperanza de sus faImihares de
su pals. por SER tan Joven estudioso y
sfe belIas prendas de caracter perso-
nal. sufre de los rinones y este padeci-
miento hace que sus padres, angustla-
dos Sc trasladen San Juan, en- busca
de salud para el hijo qrterido, sometien-
dole una dificii operaci6n quirilrgica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

Anoche cotno la una he Ia nlisna,
Y despues lie celebrarse un meeting
unionista, el senior Manuel Buitrago,
orador de este partido, fue acometido,
segtn Sc nos informa en una de las ca
: lles principales de. la poblaci6n, dispa-
Tandole dos tiros. dc revolver por lut
individuo emboscado en una esquina,
sin que la policia haya descubierto al
autor del atentado nj pudicra encontrar
Sc en- ese momento en- el sitio donde Sc
hicieron los disparos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

Ha regresado de San J1an, donde Sc
sneontraba en uso de liccncla, el alcal-
sIe, de ca1cel seIlor Sal<lalfa, que toma-
"a possession de sn cargo nuevamente, el
dunes pr6ximo.
Tampien ha regresado de Mayagnez,
slonde prestaba servieio en- caracter de
interino. ell licenciado Salvador Macs
ire. fiscal de esta Corte de Distrito, to-
snando possession de 81 cargo tesdc el
lun,S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-01
G. ". BYINCT0N IS
 THE PRESIDENT
Former Pine BMffian Elected to Head the Arkansas Land Title Assoc:a. tion at Recent Meeting in
 Little Rock.

Little Rock, Ark, June 3O.-The aa- nual session of the Arkansas Land Association came to close yester- day afternoon with the election of the following officers: G. w. Byingron, Little Rock, president; George Vau- ghan, Little Rock, first vice-presiden Tt J. B. Ferguson, Magnolia, second vice president; Harry P. Lyman, Fort Sn2:th secretary and R.. M Adams, Ozark, treasurer. An invitation was extended by the Board of Trade of Little Rock to hold the next annual meeting in this city It was refer red to the executive committee. The committees will be appointed within the next few weeks by Pres. Ewing ton. The land title men are in ey- cry county in counties, so they have decided to do considerable boosting this year in order to make business liyelier in all lines, and also to as- sist the tax assessors equalize the property taxation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-01
FIGHT FANS ARE
 SOME DISAPPOINTED
Complain Because Telegraph Com. panies Refuse to Furnish Bulletin Service or Returns From the
 Reno Fight.

Little Rock, Ark, June 3O.-There
 is considerable disappointment being ex~ressed all over the state concern
 ing the action of the telegraph com
 3an.es in canceling the arrangements
 for detailed service relative to the .ycfries-Johnson fight. Some of the
 promoters had advertised Hberally and gone to considerable expense in
 fitting up halls and these men are
 yary sore, some of them intimating tl,ey will demand redress. Among even those not sportily neither, the
 fig,>t is the all absorbing topic in Little Rock, and though the public .l~nression is that Jeffries will win. ttere is a strong underfeeling which , is not expressed among the waite people, that the negro will be the vic tor. There are many in Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-01
THIS "PARDON' WAS
 NOT TO LATE
Man Strapped In Electric Chair Is Dramatically Reprieved-Had On- ly n Half Minute to Spare, But
 It Was Sufficient.

Trenton. N. J., June 29.-Wlth less than a half minute to spare, Arthur Rose was saved from the electrie chair last night by stay signed py Judge Minturn on moving train anu thrown from the window to the COIL demned mans lawyer.
 Rose was strapped in the chair anu the electrician was waiting, his hand on the switch, for the second slsna1 to throw 2,1O0 volts through the pody of the murderer when the cry: stop! Stop! X stay! rang through the deatn [ chamber.
 Never in the history Of tAls state' probably never in the history or the country, has life been saved oy renrieye in a manner so sensatlona or by such narrow margin. Hat
 there been the slightest slip any
 where along the line Roses ia"ye
 would have found his stay or Il us.