Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-04

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 for their appearance for trial at the proper time.
 ! A number of indictments against persons either under bond or in the county jail were made public last night, but no few, including those said to have been reported in the , First ward election fraud cases, are being withheld from the public and the press until the defendants are ar rested and make bond or go to jail 1 The grand jury dismissed ten leases yesterday. They were those of Richard Williams, a negro, charg- ed with grand larceny. Williams was charged with stealing $50 from an- other man at Tamo, but an import ,ant state witness could not be found. Jim Dixon, negro, who was charged with stealing horse from Charles Cook, grocer on East Pullen street. Joe King, charged with stealing hogs. Robert Richland, negro, charged with accessory to the murder of Jake Dowd by Dempsey McBeth. another negro, at Sherrill. McBeth is still at large. Jack Lee and Noah Glenn ent, charged with grand larceny Clement Is nephew of Alderman J. A. Clement, of this city. There was absolutely nothing to the charges in these cases and they were immediate ly disposed of by he grand jury. Frank Adams, accessory to murder, whose brother was indicted; Eula Echols and Ida Morris, accessory and held as witnesses in the Lynn Adams mur- der case, and Jesse Bolan, charged with grand larceny it being alleged that he made way with some clothes belonging to Mrs. T. B. McEwen.
 The list of true bills made public includes the following cases: Lillie Thomas, murder in the first degree; Lynn Adams murder in the first de- gree; c. H. Alexander, forgery and uttering; George Kennon, forgery; Sam Handlan, forgery and false pre- te'nses; Elmer Shatzer, grand lar ceny; Tal Starke, assault to kill; F. Lewis, burglary, and James Love, burglary.
 The Thomas woman killed her hus- band at Humphrey some months ago. Lynn Adams shot and killed Robert Davis, another negro on the Core place at Plum Bayou in December. Alexander against whom there are nine counts charging forgery, and nine charging uttering, passed a number of worthless checks on down. town merchants several months ago, forging the name of J. w. Hood, the local contractor and builder. George Kennon, a negro, must face second indictment charging forgery. the first indictment having been demurred out of court at the last term Sam Hand land, against whom there are three charges of forgery and one of obtain ing money under fal:e pretenses, Is the negro who passed worthless drafts on the Cross County Bank at Wynne, through the Peoples Savings and Trust Company, of this city. Elmer Shatzer, who will face grand larceny charge, is a smell German boy and comes from good German parents living at Little Rock. Tal Starke, was indicted for an attack he made on a sawyer named McIlyea at the Imperial Wheel Works a few days ago. He was indicted for car rying pistol and also for assault with intent to kill. F. Lewis, also white, is accused of robbing box cars at Altheimer, and James Love. color ed. is the negro who was captured in Bobo's store last Saturday night, af- ter the store had been closed for the night. srs
 President H. K. Mset. of the state Senate. arrived in the/Nity last nishi