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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 22.-After
months of investigation directed by VIII
Ham j. Burns, detective, of San Fran
eisco graft fame: John J. Mcnamara, in
,ernational secretary of the Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers of America, the
headquarters of which are in Indianapo-
lis. was arrested here late today, charged
with completely in the dynamiting of the
Los Angeles Times building October l.
1910. and the plant of the Llewellyn iron
works in Los Angeles.
Four hours after Mcnamara was ar
rested detectives found two quarts OF
nitroglycerin and seventeen sticks of dy-
Mantle in a barn three-quarters of mile
weY; of Indianapolis. The barn. the
detectives say, was rented by Mcnamara
from r H. Jones. the owner.
4 later investigation OF the international
offices OF the union disclosed in a store
room In the basement of the building,
sixty-rour sticks Cabout sixty pounds> OF
dynamite, go feet of fuse. J" dynamite
CABS one dozen small alarm clocks and a
lean of nitroglycerin. Detective Burns
took possession of all the explosives.
Two Arrested in Detroit.
James B. Mcnamara and Ortie E. Nc
Manigal. charged by Detective William
J. Burns with having knowledge Of the
circumstances Of the explosion, were
taken TO Chicago today from Detroit.
Mich. where they were arrested yester-
day.
They were turned over to the chief of
police and a. detective of Los Angeles
and left tonight for Los Angeles.
The men were arrested by Detectives
Reed and Bddinger of the police depart
ment. who were assigned three weeks
ago. to aid Burns in his search for the
men.
Mcnamara is a union printer, and Nc
Mangal is structural iron worker.
Arrest Follows Investigation.
McNamara's arrest followed an investi-
CATION lasting several months, during
which a force Of detectives have been In
Indianapolis. Burns himself made fire.
Quent trips here, and was at all times In
touch with the force at work here.
Requisition papers from the Governor
OF California having been signed by Gov
Marshall before the arrest. McNamara
was taken To police headquarters by De-
tectives Gerber, Dugan and Simon
where he was arraigned Immediately be-
fore Judge Collins in police court
Twenty minutes after Mcnamara had
been seized in the association headquar-
ters in the American Centra! Life build
ing, where meeting of the eXecutiv,
board organization was just adjournng
he was taken from the city by four de
tectives in an automobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Summary of Results.
o1 @"c'e11 oo'
The summary of the match follow

Total Total ......... o
The British had the first move on the
odd numbered boards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Believe Drowning Accidental.

Extensive dragging. longing and sein-
ing in Spa creek, without result, since the
disappearance of the sisters have shaken
the opinion that they had been drowned.
Mr.. White and the stepdaughters of his
missing wife however, still cling to the
belief that they were accidently drowned.
During Mrs. Whites illness, 1t is stated
she said she had prayed for death At
one time she went so far as to hint that
she would take her life.
miss Shores was most estimable
woman" said one Of her cousins. She
was thorough Christian and was al
ways ready to assist others. She was de-
voted to her sister, however.
IF she lost her life in the water 1t
was not her fault that she got over
board
The finding of gray hair in one Of the
seines used in searching for the bodies,
following the recovery Of the hat of Mrs.
White. is taken by relatives Of Mr.. White
to indicate that the hat was actually torn
from the woman's head by the seine.
Rivermen think that If. such were the
case the body would have been recovered.
Seachers for the bodies abandoned their
work shortly before sundoWn today. The
offer of the rewards aggregating $3.50 for
&he recovery of the bodies has proved
tempting to many boatmen. A number
spent their spare time on Spa creek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Shielded Evildoers.

Third. That the mayor gave orders and
instructions for the removal from their
beats and for the suspension Of certain
police officers whose duties took them
along by certain house Of bad repute
i'm order to prevent the officers from inter-
fering with the conduct of the estab-
liShment.
The court adjourned until Monday
morning, when the case will be tried on
the above order which was served on
the mayor this afternoon. The matter Of
securing jury will be taken up then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
COURT QUASHES RULE;
MAYORS TRIAL HALTED
Charges Against Official Re-
duced From Nineteen to
Three In Number.

ROANOKE, Va. April 22.-The proceed
ings in the case Of Mayor Joel H. Cut
chin, on trial here for malfeasance and
misfeasance in office, We're brought to a
temporary halt today when Judge Mullen
presiding. quashed the rule under which
he was being tried and entered an order
which embraces but three charges, while
the original rule contained nineteen.
Text of the Charges.
The charges in the new rNe are
these:
First. That the mayor in his present
term of office did unlawfuly and cor
ruptly neglect and refuse to enforce the
laws of the state and ordinances of the
city against certain bawdy houses or
houses of ill-fame, and at divers times
did unlawfully and corruptly encourage,
confive and advise the keepers Of these
houses.
Second. That the mayor did unlawfully
and corruptly neglect and refuse to en-
force the laws against certain gambling
houses. and did advise the keepers in
the maintenance of the houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
|BOATMEN ABANDON
SEARCH FOR BODIES
Mrs. Dora White and Miss
Alice Shores Disappeared at
Annapolis II Days Ago.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April 22.-Sevepteen
days have elapsed since Mrs Dora White
and Miss Alice Shores, her sister. disap-
peared from the White home in West
street. Recovered from Spa creek, their
hats and umbrella and other articles are
the only evidence to indicate what has
become of them.
Mrs. White seldom went out at night
her relatives declare. Callers at the
house after sundown were always asked
their identity before the door was opened
there.
Miss Shores was not timid. She at
tended church services at night, Coming
across the Severn river from EaSport
often alone.
In the absence Of definite clues to their
whereabouts, speculation takes a wide
range One theory is advanced that the
women met with foul play. THAT their
bodies are fast in the mud near the head
Of Spa creek. probably not far from
where the articles of wearing apparel
were recovered, is also view entertained
by many
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Continued on Second Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
WEATHER

Cloudy Sunday. Monday fair;
light to moderate northeast to
north winds.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Scar bort | al 8eroen % pr9cl.
fer eoangeIiet for al Sfabningen.
% M, 8enner, noe / Bocific areOs.
naar 5 ben 2. 0ooember iamles
til Qieoe / oct irn9t6are og ioIrige
California, 0a baaber ieg, or Der
fun fan b9re eet Soar pdo Spergs.
maolet: Sfal oi orine DOremisiion?
ct Sa. og s, mine eamle 9enner
Oerube ira q. Dofoto, S og e0sr5
Born bar 10 OPret me0 til at beOe
ior og at gibe til Oenne Gag; ies
bar BET iifre Soob til e6er, at 5
peo bette Wsoe iom me0 cen Nuno
iporer ct tort tpoeli9t o9 it9rit
1Sa, Ri ifaI Orioe goremisiion iom
nlori9 fer; @lt6 oil oetl @uo biz
eetl % M er ben aigeren0e Il.
me"
Oieo 5re0ens 9ilien,
sens 0treu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
ganlfe NDbDggsre.
4rof aarl 9ariens 4rbeiOe.
(SnoienOt al r0anif. amerifanif
Selifob).

Wfan %begDnoer at funne oonne iig
ct life 9egreb ON oct euorme ar.
beiOe, 8rof. 9arl 9nrien bar paa.
taeet iig, oo ban pnabe9pnote en-
Snoiomling al greoe og Dagbseer
til og fra oanife llooanorere.
Do Rrof 2arien | e%iteraaret 1910
uoienote ierIte ginO al fit paa-
tGnfte itore 99rf oDnnife ap-
bpgeere", opIpite ban, at Der inotiI
Den &c. Oftober 1910 bar in0fom.
men ira 70 Snoienoere 4 Dagbseer
os 2593 greue.
Som Spar paa en- 8oreipsrgiel
oplpier 8rofeSioren M, of Der mo.
til Den 3. Oftober 1911 er trent
fommen 90 8ogbsger % 7477
@rebe, iom err %ifrepne al $40 Ser
ioner. Snoienoernes @ntal er 1872.
Oct inoienote WateriaIe ioroeler
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
,,0porfor jeg forloo
Uibeltritiffen"
vi YrOf. ). 5. 0cepe.
Geo Oui Oleien, 9oriens).

Zen on0en lnnfernffe, Der III
mig til at iorfaite arititernes Spn,
bar Ell 9|etra9tning al
oeres w etooer.
SORT bar ie9 6egieitret oOer NE.
tooen. gtll bar ri 6a enoeIig Sen for
refte Wietooe, Der bill lp'e ale 8an-
i~felil6eoerne. go0 oS fun pilligt
in0rsmme, at ben 6iiioriife Metooe
bar lott mango @anifeligbeoer og
oil oe0blipe at gore oct; men bog
lia9er belle Spergsmoalet | oct aort.
beige Stanopunft, etlienneife brin.
ger meO liz til Op8aoen. 9Ionot
aritiferne gGloer oeres SDpoteie
ior at pore abiolut % 6e6erifer ct
boert 6ori6g paa at %ioritaa 9eret.
ningen, former boer Slutning,
man Oraqer, or0ner og omoroner
aen0sgernin9erne poa i'm egen Bis,
letter no al Spil, bDa0 Der life pas.
Ter, eler omitaber oct, ina oct pas
Ter. aritiferne fan np9te oct, men
Oeres 8ebanoling al OF. Seitament
or ior bel fen0t til, at man bebgper
at bepiie oct. Seq be6sDer blot at
benpiie til nRe0aftsren". 0enne llet
og ret op0igte6e Sfiffetie, ubiitoriif
og uoioenifabelig, bringes | Inoen.
belle pe0 npiten enbner 8anifelig-
be0. Nan in6rsmmer, at ban til 81
Der banoler 9nnife uiorflarligt. ut
ontage, at en- iaaonn Yerlon inoifp.
Der Roon poa @uo, foranorer Rao-
ne og la0er 5~orfloringer, Der pas.
ier iii &eniigten meo 0eres SDpote.
Ter og 6oreitillineer, er 10 at meg.
tie ielpe 0ioenifaben, troos oct, at
oe ger llg I'll az ol0en'f10elig NE
tooe. 0eres Sinh iDnes at pGre
iuloitGnoigt Slape al OereS 3eori.
Sngen 6ornuit CT mere u%tiIgenge.
liz for aenosgernineer emo Oen, Der
er foruoinotoget al en- Seori, Der
life pasier til oisie aenoseernineer.
Or oeres aanoelige Stonopunft par
tiff oe foruoinotaeet ioa er oeres
Metooer partiife og Jeiultaterne
meget eniioige og u~paolioelige. De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

fig paa feI9enOe Wnooe:
2anomeno og oeres 6amilier,
269 meo 3437 8repe.
99rere % gr9oifonter, 50 me0
1876.
Snanooprfers % ArbeioSioIf,
81 meo 1898 grepe.
EieneItepiger, t9 me0 224 9reoe.
5orretningsiolf og 9anoelsmenO
SO me0 $50 9reoe.
Sournnliiter o9 9o9banOlere, 10
me0 300 greoe.
Weierilter, 7 meo 81 9rebe.
@artnere, 6 meo 1f8 8reoe.
2pger, apotefere o9 Spsepleiere,
7 me0 46 9rene.
Sngeni6rer og 8eIe9rofiiter, 8
me0 40 grepe.
5smpno, 6, meo 70 8reoe.
aInItnere og 6orfnttere, 8 meo
6 grepe.
6abrifanter, 3 me0 8 9reoe.
Sotelpprter og 9sffendefer, 3
me0 4S grebe.
Boit6uoe, 2 meo 81 9repe.
Sol0oter, 4 meo II 9reoe.
5orifeaige MpnO og apinOer, Is
me0 60 9reoe.
5 oft $40 meo 7477 greoe.
ri Oe 20 0agbbger er De 10 fer-
ite al 2anomenO, 4 al Saonob9r.
fere, ? Of 9eleorafiiter, I al en-
8r9it, I al en- 2Grer, I al en-
aommis og 1 al en- arfiteft.
De 1913 5noien6ere ioroeler Jig
ioaleoes: 9r9iter oo9rGiteenfer 80,
- SfoIem9no 80 = 29ger og
2lpotefere t6 - San0elSiolf Is =
2an0mpno % - Soonooprfere %
- 3prlaaer L 5orfattere, Sour
n%aliiter o9 9ogbanolere II - Bolt
buoe 3 = o9 iorifeQioe @Gno oa
aoinoer 80. 5 alt 1913.
ri 9reoifrioerne bar set oper-
oeienoe gntal ira Sc 5oreneOe Sta
ter % Canada; Merico er repre-.
ienteret peo 1 meo 258 grepe, aina
bar 3 meo 7 greoe, 9(uitralien 20
meo 562 9repe, &uslano 8 meo
los, Si6erien 1 meo , 9repe, Sp0.
airifo 3 meo POI 9repe, gitinoien
? meO SO. Sra Sp0amerifa er DER
81 meO 500 9reOe, ligeiom en- Gel
al Sempnoene err 9repe TANNER
al Ssmrnoenes grebe itamme Der
ira.
ri 0ngbsgerne er f3 ira Noro-
omerifa, 4 ira Sponmerifa og 3
ira auitrnlien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
aellmnrc, ~.

6%iteroaret bar iot line Mqrter
Der | Solomon. Gr9erneS gla0e ill-
Der al og geiret 6e9pn0er al Of
til at beroe ben foloe SIDE TT.
& rIfemaifinerne bar trnblt meo at
blibe fGr0ig / aar : life foroi )er
er Ioa meget at terife, men @fnr.
aaret bar b9ret ualminoeligt re9r.
fulot. Oct bar regnet nGi ten til
Sta0igbe0, og oct bar nanifetig-
9iort Sn0lamlingen al ben Smnle
abling, iom fanOtes paa Warfea.
Wen ri er meget tafnemmelige ior
9le9n. 9dt er Soroen goot gennem.
BLOT, 6oao mango troeoe life oil
De BABE ifet | bette giternar. Jtlt
er Ql0iigterne lao gooe o9 lpie Tor
neite &ar, iom 0e no9en Sin0e Bar
oPret ior q. Dof. s CONNER, 0a
bet b%egDn6te at t6rre op, bar Der
en- lta0ig alage for, bna0 man It'll.
De 9ere me0 areoturerne, Ga BET
Iaa ITO til, at Ser ioo at lige int,t
SOBER oil0e bIioe til Dem. Mea
3e9nen / au9uit i%faffeoe os life
alene areotur io0er / nriten Guer.
feloi96e0, men gop os tillge ell
IproeIes goo aortoffelanl, 9(Qe Beg
he toIer man ON De itore Gortofler
- nogle beier TO til fire gutc 5tpf-
fet. Og Maiien bIeo iaa p%eliGffet,
at en- Soma WanO ia96e pea ct Qt6-
De beroppe iorleoen, at ban Jos Ell
ois Man0 bop0e Jet ioa 6gj gtol3.
at ban life / Soma bab0e itt oet
haiere
8i begDnoer ioa imaot at ,orte.
reoe os til 2(orsm6oet / Suri 1872
5rinitntis STRIFE ian pei ion oa
la19e Stoloe pes airfen Ell 5ienen
malet, og 9rorion @6iifole {: li9e-
ieoes / 6oro meO at fao I'll ny
9ragt poa.
Sra Den 9. til oen y. Nop. al.
6oIoer %. 0af. are0s lit oelegereoc
9tp0e / Cane @alIep, @ontaan
Samtioig niboloes Ser ct ~ocleleret
ltngoomsm90e iamnle 5teo. ga
ben 20. Aoo. oubner grorion sri.
ifole igen line 0ere ior ct mt @at0
@leOer. 2llt ON Serren pil.
en Man0 ira z. 9af. bor fr6t
Sens 6aniens 6arm 1or0 fJr),or.
mo % er iIpttet pna Ben. @on 81
5omilien ipnes itorortet go6t ON
%. Gaf. gn Gel ilere 6arme De.
| 9tprbe0en or blepen fo6t / Den
Ienere 5i0.
Soiirits Beterlen, Sgn al Is. Is.
Beterien, bar / Ipngere 5io nlaot.
tet bolOe Senoen, men er BOG M
/ 9eoring.
Mrs. 5pren 9oulien bar ogiad
i Ianoere 9i0 oaret bnnOen til
Sienmet poa @runo al ct oaarligt
Zen.
9briiten enno3 / @ormo bar faa.
ct 6amilien for6get meo en- 5gn.
Silien til aQe 9looets 2picre.
Z < QfI6fio
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
aarl &unlln fortaaer
fra Mfrifa:

0teoenS ieg Ell Gag ia0 / min
6eltitoI ll0en ior port Wtisiionsbus,
iaa ieg en- Stare Menneifer fonme
ira oct iierne. Sforen gior0e SolOt
for nit 6elt; ie9 ino6sO Dem til at
fomme nprmere. Deres anigrer
fom ferit; ban iatte Jig oeo mine
6eooer. meoen8 De andre iamle0e
Jig bag peo BAN. @n Golf itaor oeO
@niererensSiOe. Seq uen0er mig til
bam og ipsreer: boem er oenne
Nan02 Song Miri al @aium ipo.
rer ban. SSOorfra fommer ban2 Sra
giergene 3 Cages Heiie berira. -
9Doo oil ban2 0on oil bp0e Den
boioe WianO peltommen til lit 2ano.
San ifpnfer BAN 6aor % 8eoer
al 8lpoe ODER, at Den boiop NanO
er tommen til bans 9an0. - Oct
er meBet nenligt al BAN, at ban er
fommen 0enne lan9e Bel ior at gipe
mig oisie @aoer. Rniter ban nc.
get al mig2 So, ban beoer ON en-
Carer. 0Dilte 5olfeitnmme tiIbsrer
bon2 &c er ale Wenneifepoere.-
WenneifePoere2 Sa, % De er tiImeO
meget iarlige Wenneifepoere; t6i
De 9oer life blot 0eres 6jenoer iom
5olfene noe oeo apiten p0er ie0cOe
Slnper; men De 9oer %euoogiaa 0e-
res aamle, ip9e og ipa9e 2anoS.
mPno. aongen gennemltue0e
mine 1anfer. Banite iorifrQtfet
iperger ban mig 9ennem i'm Golf:
pSpioe WauO, er oct life rigtigt2
Spioe Nano, ieno os en- 99rer, oi
bill ogiaa til6eoe Den boioe RanoS
@uo. - Ser ii0oer en- Wono, Der
bsrer til en al MenneifebeoenS la.
pete daeer og be0er ON en- gprer.
Sois oisie Menneifer npite gar er
Menneifep0ere, oo er ariitenbe0en
Sfplo oeri. De oil BABE ll%n0erOis-
ming ON ct be0re Gin, OF De faI0er
pna big % mig ior AT 6jplpe Dem
ira IrpI0om til 5ribeo, ira Merfe
til 2ps. Wu6ameoonerne er pna
gngt. bnor er De a%riitne2 - Seno
os en- Carer, oi oil ogiaa til6eoe
oen bpi0e Wanos @uo. aaltba at.
bar lpoer set ira @inoriternes
8aarne. Staa op / rettroen0e! 9en
er 6eore emo Sspn. 9sn er beOre
emo Senn. Woatte Den Gag mart
fommc. Ga set Ieo { Sc ariitneS
airfer % 6oriomlinger: Stoa op
/ troenoe, 9sn or beore en0 Ssbn.
ga, Bon er 6eore emo Seon. -
Oct er Ell al De nabne Gore boor.
fra Oct lp6er meo b6i Hsit: Som
ouer % biGlp os, og gaar ri life
inc, iaa sonr Sslam mo.
Otter variiteligt 1ogbIaO".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
Hvorfor vedblive at leie,

naar De kan kobe godt Land i Red Lake
Co, Mimi Diet bedstc korn- og Meieri-
County, for sl2 til $50. Nar we'd Dyer,
Skoler, Kirker og Mejerier. Udmerket
Wand, code Veie. Lette Vilkaar. En-
HIST kan betale for Landet. Agenter
enskes. Skriv efter Liste og Kort. Sorte-
dahl Land & Loan Co, Red Lake Falls,
MINI. (Eneste in%korporerede Landfrma
i Red Lake Co.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
BEGAA IKE SELVMoRD MED
MEnTCTNt

Les: "Natur- Kur', ON Naturens sim
pie Low, Paradis g%enfundet. Pris Sl.00.
The International Health Co, 273 So.
Broadway ,Yonkers, N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
Virkeligt Wand i virkelige Grofter

EFT komplet Overrislings-Anleg.
Fem ogtredive Tusinde Acres un-
der Kultur, saavel skGdet som
Land under Carey-Loven. Ire
sindstyveTusind Acres medVand-
ret venter paa Settlere. Lette Viii
kaar. Skriv til Wheatlnd Indus
trial Co., Wheatland, Wyo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

gagtsbogen og 3. Moiebog life til
paa Soiofims Eio; t6i afguosopr-
felie bar ben Sang operbaan6tagen-
De.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
UNION SCHOOL VICTOR
 IN EXCITING DEBATE

The Union School won by an un- animous vote of to over the Faith School in a debate Friday night on the subject, Resolved, That wealth will do more to cause the downfall of our nation that foreign immigra- tion." The judges for the contest were MT. Wilson,, Rev. Barnes and Prof. Bell. The debate was held at Faith School. and was largely at tended by pupils from Union School. Union School is about four miles from the city on the macadam road.
 The speakers from Union School had the affirmative and were s. T. O'Neal and Hillie Dean The oppos- ing speakers of Faith school were l.. T. Hankinsand Frank Hustleton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
STILL SEARCHING
 FOR MISS ARNOLD
Vaults and TayernS in Central Park Explored-Report of Kidnapping
 Lacks Evidence.

New York. March 25.-The searcI for Dorothy Arnold today led to the vaults and taverns under the great stairway that connects the Mall witt the Plaza in which the Bethesda fountain stands in Central Park but no trace of her was found.
 Acting on the theory that she walk ed down the stairs on her way home and was attacked on the arch space park employees explored every re- cess to the dark vaults.
 John S. Neigh, the Arnold's attor- ney, said today that considerable money had been paid to man who insisted he overheard one man de- clare to another that Dorothy Arnold was being held a prisoner, but he failed to produce any evidence. He denied that Griscom knows anything about the whereabouts of the girl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
MAMIE RILEY IS
 AGAIN GRANTED BOND

Mamie Riley, who shot and killed John Wilson, former negro patrol man, in his saloon on West Fourth avenue on Mardi Gras night and who was Fridev indicted hv the erand inrv on a first degree murder charge and rearrested and jailed, was granted bail yesterday by Judge 4. B. Gree in the sum of s1,000 Application for bail for the little negress wss made by her attorney, J. M. Shaw Her other lawyer, w. B. Sorrells was absent from the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
fll In Legislature Would Protect Public By Elm
 |ployment of Good Men.
R SPENCE RETAINED
use Yalidates Action of Trustees of Fourtl District Agricultural
 School.

lttle Rock, Ark, March 25.-- The use spent the greater part of the oinoon Friday in consideration the bill providing for the better ailflcation of engineers and con- ctors on railroads in the state. Fne bill as drawn applied to trunk Ies alone and Ragon amended by mpting lines of 100 miles and un-
 in length. Mir. Wagner, of PWford, offered an amendment Plch caused a protracted debate. Viding that the act should not ply in times of strikes, and riots. that the railroad companies might Fure whatever help they could in En emergencies. MT. Going declared ' he opposed the bill, which should changed to read, "a bill to make lkes more effective.'
 he declared that whatever exac- 1s are placed on the railroads lklng their expense of operation seter is added to by the companies the freight charges that must be a by the people. MT. Faucette made plea forsthe passage of the bill |laring it to he for the protection
 the passengers whose lives are the hands of the railroad employ The Wagner amendment was de Hted.
 Spence Will Re Retained.
 the House passed the Senate bill Mating the action of the Board ot estees of the Fourth Agricultural
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

Ding-along-aling. "Hello," was the response at the Graphic office last night. 'sHello." came the reply and the musical voice of Judge J. NJ. Elliott was immediately recognized. ''YoY talk about City Beautiful" hs said, ssI had to gc out in the rain just now and run two old cows out ,f ny yard," The Graphic man promised to call the attention of the city offici als to the nuisance and the phone con- versation ended. Judge Elliot. IS right. We can never have City Beautiful and have cows running at the same time. Lock up the cows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

School District at Monticello in the the election of J. L. Spence as superin- tendent Opposition was raised to this by Representative Barker but MT. Bradham led the fight for the bill, declaring that Spence means money, power, education, influence'' for the school. A motion to place the bill back on second reading for amendment was defeated, 53 to 20, and the bill then passed 50 to 16.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
Steve Stover, a negro. was con

Steve stover, negro. was com mitted to jail yesterday by Magistrate l.. E. Cheek to answer a charge of grand larceny. The negro is accused of stealing valuable Boston terrier dog fro mthe home of Hardy Kilgore- The dog was recovered from the home of Stover's uncle, who said Stovef gave it to him The deg was stol- en from the Kilgore home week ago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

s. A. Miller, J. M. Shaw and T. M. Hooker, well-known Pine Bluff att torneys, stopped over in the city yes- terday, en route home from Hot Springs, where they acted as judges in the debate between the Little Rock and Hot Springs public school pupils. Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
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