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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

LONDYN, il grudnia. LIMA
hanbursko ameryka6ska "a
m6wila parowiec pasazerski-
najwiekszy iaki dotychczes
|zbudowano, u zna mi firmy
" Belfa6cie Aaralc and Wolf
Parowiec ma byc 1000 st6pt
!. dlugi, il pieter wysoki, q ma
mice pomieszczenie ola 5 1000
|. podT6znych i rozporzadac
q ila so, 900 koni. Urzadzenie,
me byc luksusoWe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

PEK1N, II grudnia. spok6j
panuje " stolicY; zawiesze-
ME broni przedlozonola4 do
Il grudnia; spodziewaja sic
niekt6rzy, ze Jest to zapowie-
dzia pokoju. Wielu reMolu-
cyonist6w byloby gotowych
uznac Yurn.Szi Kaja w}adcs
gdybY zdecydowalsie uaunac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

=
PETERSBURG, II grudnia
w poblizu Kazania zawalif
sic budujacy sic most kolej
prnwdopodobnie wskutek ma
poru kry, do rzeki wpadlo
175 robotnik6w. Tylko 4 zwlo.
ki wydobyto; zatelegrafowa-
no do wszystkich miusts mad
rzeka, by pilnowano, czy kt6..
rzy z nieszcze6liwych ME ply.
ma na krach ma kt6re moze
zdolali sic dostac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

.,. " :.
'NOWY YORK, II grudnia.
=. w tutejszych ko}ach mu
2yoznych rozesz'a sic wiado.
nose. .ze Edward Reszke,
s}awny polski 6piewak ope.
rowy bae, lezv umierajacy W
Pary1u. Cierpi ma SERGE i Cd
d'uzszego juz czasu stan je-
90 zdrowia by} skrytyczny.
Jak wiadomo, Jest on m}o-
dszym bratem slawnego te.'
nora Jana Reszke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

| . .t-r
PARYZ. II, ,grrdnia. =
Temps podaje wywiad z ro
syjskim ministrem spraw "a
granicznych: Sazanowem kt6-
rego odwiedziny W Paryzu
prasa uwaza "a przyjazne
zatwierdzenie sojuszu fran
cusko-rosyjskiego. Sazanow
wyrazii sic 70 polityczna sy:
tuacya W Europie bynajm-
niej grozna nie>jest, 70 przy-
jacielskie us}ugj Rosyi W
Persyi ME znalazfy odwza
jemnienia i Rosya ::zmuszona
jest zadae zadosycuczynienia.
Me Jest zamiarem rzadu ro-
syiskiego pontiac godnoSci
narodowej lub naruszac in
teresa hancilowe W Persyi.
Nadto minister powiedzia} ze
Rosya, Wielka Brytania i
Francya zupelnie postano.
willy ME podejmowac zadnej
nieroztropnej inicyatywy W
Chinach a takze j Japonia
zgadza sic z Rosya co do po-
lityki W Chinach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
PlTTSBUNG, PA. .Nalprze.wa,.

PlTTSBUNG, PA. .Najprzew.
KS. Biskup O German 2
Wschodniej Afryki zaszczy-
ci swa obecnc5cia parafian
46w.Stauisiawa K6stki " Pitts.
.bnrgu " przyszia niedziele
i i przem6wi do Mich " spra-
wach swojej Mjsyi 0 godzinie
7;3O, Sci i 1880. w iego
Sierra Leone znaj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14
duje sie dw6ch pols> zen MI
auano -a,, ;addR y MICH 20.

duje sie dw6ch pols> zen NJ
syonarzy- jedef' = mich 20
chodzacy tu 2 Pittsbufss ks
WI. Alechrnewicz. 80 WEEK
to jest zaszczyt mice tax "a
sIu4onego dostojnixa ko6ciel
nego miedzy soba, to tel pa
rafianie Sw. Stanis}awa Ko'
stki ME pozoetana " tyle
co d3tyczy godnego przyle-
cia i uczczenia. Biskup o.
German nalezy do Zakonu
90. 6w. Ducha.
w kopalni wegla W Latro
be Pa. Jan Kaworski zosta<
zabity we wtorek gdy HAWAI-
ska}y spadl ma niego j zla-
NAL mu stos pacierzowv.
Kaworski liczyi dopiero -
lat.
w Latrobie we wtorek ra-
no zosta1 zabity ma trekach
koleiowych jaki6 m}ody ME
rozpoznany dotychczas czlo-
wick lecz ME znaleziono przy
MIN ami 6ladu rzeczy po kt6.
rych by'mozna byio z linden
tyfikowac zw}oki. z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

SCRANTON, PENNA. 80
wv Old Forge miejs"owo6ci,
.niedaleko odieglvj I'd scran
ton dokonano napadu ia
Jana Loso6skiego i W stra:
szliwy spos6b 60 zamordo
.wano.
Jan Lesionski g6rnik
pred = wieczorem wybra1
sic W towarzystwie swycb
koleg6w do Old Forge by
sic oswiadczyl wdowie niela.
kiej p. J6zefinie Berniowskiej
:Po oswiadczynach L: 20 swy~
mi kolegami wyszedf cd Ber-
:niowskiej a nastepnie udali
sic ma posilek do hotelu. Tu
znajdowalo sic kilku g6rni-
k6w kt6rzy przy;hodni6w
rozpuznali a znajac eel ich
odwiedzin " Old Forge roz-
pocze|i sprzeszke, - twier
dzac ze Lesohski ME ma
prawa ubiegac sic 0 reke
wdowy i do ttgo zyjacej W
Old Forge. Pijani ME czeka-
jac az sic i'm L. uyti6maczy
rzucili sic ma niego, pobili.
go straszIiwie a jeden z nich
W obronie "wymarzontgo
p,awa" ziapa} kotek z piotu
i roz}upaf MIN nieszczesliwej
ofierze czaszke ma dwie po-
iowy.
POllcyl uddf0 sic przvare.
sztowac 5 ludzi podejrzanych
@ morderstwo.
w NEW Haven, CT. nieja-
kiJak6b Spiewakowskisprze-
dal skrzypce "a 1000 dol
skrzypce mialy bye starozy.
the, okazalo sic iednak 70 tax
ME Jest. NoWonabywca wyto.
cyl wskutek tego process
Spiewakowskiemu ooszustwo.
Sad skazal Spiewakowskiego
nazwrot pienie'izy, ale spie-
==akowski apelowal.
w CLINTON, Mass. naresz-
Gle Polacy zaczynaia sic ru-
szac. i zamy6laja utworzyt
w}asna parafia po1ska. W CO.
Ia om6wienia tel sprawy 3D.
byl sic ,,mityng" zamieszka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

FILADELPIA,PA. Biskup
Softer Stefan Ortyhski zwie-
rzcbnik grecko' katolickiej
dyecezyi " Pennsylvania mie-
Ska pm. 816 N. Frankfo1d
ul. Phila, Pa. W ostatnich ty!
godniach otrzyma} kilka bez~
zi,niennych list6w z pogr6z-
kami, re jego rezydencye wy:
sadza " powietrze. Listy pos
-chodza z Pittsburgh, zdaje
sic od ME zadowolonych pa
rafisn zgrupowanycb ko}o
kofcio}a sw. Jana.
Domagaja sic oni, aby Bis
kup uatapi1 ze swego, stano.
wiska, aby zamianowa} mio-
:dych ksiezy ma parafie. "
przeciwnym razie ,ginie on
takjakjegopoprzedcicy smier-
cia nagia, jako nieprzyjacie.'
le narodu ruskiego.
Poczatkowo Biskup Ortyfs
XII mic sobie 2 tych pogr6zek
ME rob;l. Pierwa,y TAXI list
otrzymA przed miesiacem .
kiedy " zesz'ym tygodniu
otrzymsl al 8 podobne listy
zacza{ sic powazniej zasta'.
nawiac mad sytuacya. Listy
przeslal do ks. Konetantego
Kuryly, proboszcza parafii
6w. Jana v Pittsburgh, by
ten odpowiednio sobie 2 min.
spostapil.
Jak widac z zachpwania SIG
Rusin6w daza oni do zmia.
ny arcybiskupa albo do wy
warcia ma niego wp}ywu, by
rozporzadzenia jego by}y ma
reke wszystkin grecko katoli-
kom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO, II CRU
dnia.---. Warunki, kt6re po-
s}owie cesarscY wloza do
Szanghaju dla zalatwienia
kwestyj spornych pomie zy
rzadem a powstahcani zawie-
raja diva wazne punkta. Co
sarz ma nominalnie zatrzy-
mac godnost i urzad ale zu-
pelnie bedzie pozbawiony
w}adzy. Ma bye obrany pre-
zydent i mianowany gabi-
net, prezydent ma TAXA po-
siadac W }adza jak zwykle
prezydent rzeczyp ,spolitej.
Skoro te warunki- zostana
przyjete Rad zgodz!,i sic ma
autonomie prowincyj. Gene>
rainy konsrl Living You W
San Farncisco otrzyma} edykt
cesarski ia mocy kt6rego
ma bye zniesiony kalendarz
chi6ski, a zaprowadzony ka-
lendarz rzymski. Wiekszo5c
poselstw gotowa jest dac ce-
sarzowi schronienie gdyby
abdykowa1. Zdaje sic ze
dw6r cesarski wybra}by W
takiln ra1ie poselstwo Sta
now Zjednoczonych lub, ,Japo
nil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

PETERSBURG, 1grudnia.
,,Nowoje Wremia W d1uzszvm
artykule redakcyjnYm dowo-.
dzi, ze niepodobie6stwem
Jest udziela6 cudzoziemcom
wiecej uwzglednie6, anizeli
w1asnym poddanYm, tego zas
domagaja sic ci, kt6rzy chca
uwzglednienia paszport6w q.
meryka6skich wydawan ych
zydom. R6wniez krytykuje
to pismo postepowani Q w}adz
emigracyinych Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych. kt6re wymagaja
okazapia pewnej sunny pie
niedzy iako warunku wpu-
szczeni a do kraju i wyklu-
czanie wieloze6c6w, wskutek
czego wielu mahometanom
mie szkajacym W Rosyi Jest
przystep do Stan6w Ziedn.
zamkniety. w ko6cu Nowo-
lie Wremia o6wiadcza ze skoro
zerwie sic dawny ukiad 2 Ro-
sya, to setki tysiecy zyd6w
|przestana przybywac 2 Rosyi
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych i
ze zapewne Stanom Zjedne-
czonym 0 to g}6wnie chodzi
kie,ly teki robia ha}as o spra-
we paszp0rtowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-14

w CLINTON, Mass. naresz-
Gle Polacy zaczynaia sic ru-
szac j zamy6laja utworzyc
w}asna parafie po1ska. w ce-
.lu om6wienia tel sprawy 3D.
byl sic ,,mityng'' zamieszka-
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
AA[[Y COMPLETES
| DRAFT OF MEWB|LL
Amends Home Rule Act in Important
Particulars - Charter Committee
To Consider Revision.

Aid. John Lodge, chairman OF the
eouncil committee en- city and char
Tor legislation. mas called meeting
bf the committee Tor z o'clock, Satur-
Hay afternoon. to consider Aid. Charles
|dcCartys resolution calling for the
|rbmission to the people in the April
Election OF the question OF general
|;harter revision, provided the home
|ule bill IL not amended by the legis-
|eture In the meantime. Aid. Lodge
invites citizens generally to come In
Ind express their views on the sub
|ect, and he viii permit the widest
latitude In tho discussion.
Corporation Counsel Flally has COM
bieted his draft of the bill to amend
he Hally home rule act along the
ines agreed Upon by the League OF
Michigan Municipalities at its special
|neeting In Detroit last week. He will
urn II over II II. X. Schreiter, secre-
|ary-.reasurer OF the league, not later
han Friday, and the latter will at
bnce have copies maze and forward
hem 10 the members OF the legisla-
i've committee OF the league. Mayor
Farrell, OF Kalamazoo, chairman, will
hen call meeting OF the committee
Fer sometime next week, probably
Wednesday, in Lansing, and the bill
Esil: be presented to the legislature at
hat time.
The bill amends tie Hally act so as
10 provide for piece-meal amendments
Df existing city charters. for .non-par-
tisan municipal elections, the recall
and for the submission of alternative
propositions 20 The people. that Is, the
seine general questions in different
forms, so that the people may choose
between them.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
Raids westInunouse Offices.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 23.-The
Westinghouse Electric company's Of
fees were raided today by police, who
seized all papers relating to the St.
Petersburg Railway Co. 1t is reported
that the government chose this meth
cd Of getting information relative to
the Westinghouse company's electric
line operations In Russia. The gov
ernmcnt claims a penalty OF $4,000
from the company, for alleged failure
to meet the terms Of its contract for
the Identification of the st. Peters
burg street railway system. The COM
pany was originally fined 100000, but
the government remittcd $426,00O.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
ihortly before he died:

shortly before he died:
"1t matters not how mans father
lived, and the generations before him,
or into what far country he has gone
himself, or to what shameful degreda-
ton he has sunk, there is power in
the grace of God to cleanse him and
make him again self-respecting man.
Heredity is u solemn fact and We do
well to lay 1t to heart, but over
against physical heredity we place
spiritual, over against the cumulative
effect of ten generations Of sinners,
we put the incarnation of the love of
God
Personally I do not see how any
man whose wits are awake at all.
can read this clinic in regeneration,
as Bigbie calls 1t, without sitting up
and doing lot of thinking"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
LANDS TWO BEHIND BARS
Edward Thorne Gets Familiar With
Man He Thinks He Knows
and Squabble Results.


Charles Yates and Edward Thorne
were star performers, Tuesday. In q
peculiar case OF mistaken identity,
the outcome OF which landed both
men In police court
Thorne swung on car at Broad.
way and Gratiot-ave.
Hello, Yates" he said.
Hello. y'self." quoth Yates. who
tn deuce are your"
His query was occasioned by the
hearty way In which Thorne Slapped
him on the back.
why, you know me, you used TO
room with me-" said Thorne. as he
displayed his affection for his long
lost friend with a hearty jab In the
ribs.
This time Yates responded with a
well-directed punch in the eye. Traf-
dc Officer Ed. Hastings interfered
and arrested both men.
In police court. Thorne still per-
sisted that he, Is an old friend OF
Yates, but Yates was equally firm In
his denial OF any former acquaint-
ance. He further indicated that he
had no desire to cultivate the effusive
Mr.. Thorne.
Justice Stein suspended sentence
on both.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
Asks $500, 900 for Tarin board.

WASHINGTON Feb. 23.--Despair-
ing Of forcing the permanent tariff
commission bill through the senate,
President Taft today conferred his
effort toward securing 100000 to con-
inue the present tariff board, by an
in the sundry civil bill.
reported TO the House today. II the
provision goes through the next dem
ocratic House viii have no opportun-
Ety to interfere with the tariff board.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
FoRGETs TABLE MANNERS.
Result Is Man Is Tossed Through
Glass Door Of Restaurant.

John Sharrow. No. 255 Columbia
st. east. forgot his table manners,
Wednesday night, according to the
proprietor of the kosher restaurant at
No. 373 Hastings-st. Merely to teach
Mr.. Sharrow lessen In etiquette, the
proprietor threw him through the
glass door OF the place. Sharrow was
taken to st. Mary's hospital, where
ceyeral cuts were. dressed.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
sues City Second Time.

A second trial of the case OF Ruf"
A. willard against the city Of Ce,roit
was commenced In Judge Mandell's
court, Thursday morning The plain
tiff sustained broken leg when he
fell on a defective walk at Howard
and Twelfth-sts. The case was first
heard in, Judge Rohnert's court. sew
eral months ago. and verdict was
directed In favor OF the city. The
plaintiff appealed to the supreme
court with the result that Judge Roh-
merits decision was reversed and a
new trial ordered.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. is John R.-st Call
Main 1898, or City $685..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
PULLMAN STAtE
 RATES LOWERED
Rates Within tine State for Cppey Berths Will be Reduced to Eight, Per Cent of Lower Berth Rate.
 Except Where Rate
 Is $l.50.

Little Rock, Jan. 7.-Effective Feb. 1, the Pullman car rates for upper berths will be reduced 20 per cent in line W tn the reduction Of t1a rates on similar service for insc cre.atn business.
 The Arkansas Railroad Commission has received from Col. E. s. Johnson. legal representa- ve of the company in Arkansas, copy of the letter from the management of the Pullman company to the effect that this re- duction will be made at the same time the new interstate rates be- come effective on February l.
 This arrangement meets the ap- proval of the railroad commission. The comm ssion believes that the rates should be uniform and since the Interstate Commerce Commission
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
BRASHER DRUG
 STORE DAMAGED Bad Fire In Business District k "Nipped ill the Bud" By
 Bremen.

blaze Of unknown origin WAS dis covered under the cigar counter in Brasher's drug store, No. 2222 AIa n street, yesterday morning at 5:30 o'clock, resulting in quite d large damage to the stock of drugs and sundries, and also 10 the building. The fire was discovered by Patrolmen Eargrove and Cook, two off eers oH the Main street beal They disco1= cred the blaze by fbe light which shown through tbe glass irout doors.
 The fire department soon arrived and by the use of chemicals eNftn= guished the blaze, which was then burn ng up the side walls Of the building
 What possibly saved the drug store building and the entire business block, was the fact that the store had been closed almost air tight which prevented any draught from going through the bn ldins. The sky light was closely fastened and all doors and windows were well fastens ed. The fire burned slowly and might have been on for several hours.
 w. T. Brasher is proprietor Of the drug store and June Ingram owns the building MT. Ingram has not established his damage to the build ing. but MT. Brasher states that the damage to his stock will amount to over s1,O0o. The polished wood cases and fixtures in the building were badly scractched and a large mart of the stock was also smoked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
ss .s + *% *%<++ %+%
 REAL ESTATE s TRANSFERS <
 Reported Daily by ! ? N. T, ROBERTS ABSTRACT co, a E. l.. Vail, Treas, {
 219 West BarraQue Street ] Guaranteed Abstracts #
: | * ! Ss < | < +** f +++ 4a $

Thomas Evans to s. Geisreiter quit claim deed, NV IA, NV 1-4 section ,, and NE IA, NE IA, sec tion 16, ', s, $25
 J. D. Milner and F. G. Smart to Matt Matthews, warranty deed, lot 16, block g, Jefferson Heights addi- t on, s2O
 E. N. White, trustee to board of Missions for Freedmen of the Pres byterian church, deed, s 1-2, lots ! and 4, block 6, Tannehill and Ow- ems addition, $1,870.S1.
 John Davis to l.. M. QuattlebauEl warranty deed, s 1-2, SW IA and SW IA, SEE IA, section 15, i [, $1
 United States Government to Lew Alexander, patent SEE IA, NE 1-4. and N 1-2, SEE IA, and NE IA, sec t on 36, :, g.
 T. Havis Nixon to J. M Shaw, War ranty deed, lots IS, 19, 20 and 21, blk 3. E. J. Waters addition, $500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
FIFTY YEAR OLD
 SHELL EXPLODED

Resca. Ga, Jan. "A shell fired nearly fifty years ago in a battle of the Civil war here did not explode until this week It was concealed in a tree, which it had half pierced when snot Rotten and fallen, this tree caught fire from a small blaze and mortified the negroes hereabouts by "done exploded '' Examination showed remnants Of the shell ctill embedded in the old log or scatter ed near the fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08

sold from the farm this year at 19 Is claiming it hsould receive a rebate of about GOO pounds on account of in- creased weight caused by the cotton getting wet. The cotton was sold f. O. b. Cummins landing, but sub ject to compress weights in Pine Bluff The cotton was put on the Steamer Harbin and started for Pine Bluff when the boat ran aground, and Oh account of the low water remained two months On sand bar The boat landed in Pine Bluff last week and the cotton was taken to a com press where it was weighed It show ed a gain of about 600 pounds over the gin weights at the farm, and the cotton company claims this increase is caused by the cotton getting wet between the state and cotton com. pany is about $120 and will probably be adjusted today.
 Fayetteville Gets Road.
 Within year the Kansas City and Memphis railroad will give Fayette- vile a connection with the Kansas City Southern via Tontitown, accord ing to James McIlroy, the Fayette vile banker, who arrived in Little Rock Friday afternoon on a belated train, to spend several days in the city. Mr. McIlroy states that ttte business men of Fayetteville have raised the $17,500 cash guaranteed as bonus for the building of the Ii l9 into Fayetteville and miles east of the city in one year, and a~- HOW raising additional money with which to pay for the right of Way. Ac- ccrding to other contract submitted by the company, this independent li2e, wi1cl is own9 9d by capitali $ of R"@- t and Fayetteville, will b. bait through to Little Rock anl Memphis within five years. MT. McIlrog ,'a e.. Un2L the CO1llDduN UdS lLe money WILL which to build the road, having se- cured $6,000,000 in addition to the I4oney invested Iready by local cap iIaiists which is sult.c>eut a,lcun to push the road so fa~ aong ,he balance of the money will be easily secured.
 D0naghey's Position.
 My business was to build the Cap itol and get it in shape. for the legis- lature to meet there," state Governor Donaghey late Friday, not to dictate to them where they should meet. have done my part of the work and the legislature will be ready to meet Monday, with the building ready to receive them. If the members do not care to meet in the new building, then they have the right to say so and stay in the old Statehouse. have done my part and work and those who have looked at the new building state the Commission has done it's work well''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
JACKSON DIES.
 OF INJURIES
Night Yard Clerk for the Iron M0un- tain at McGehec Passes Away at St. Vinccnt's-He Was Run
 Down by Train No. 13S.

Little Rock, Ark, January r. Carl Jackson, aged twenty years died at St Vincent's Infirmary this morning as result of injuries Sus- tained at McGehee yesterday morning and the body willb taken to Snyder near McGehee, this afternoon for bur ial tomorrow.
 The accident which caused the young mans death occurred in the yards at McGehee yesterday morning. Young Jackson was night yard clerk at McGehee and was in the yards at work at the time of the ac- cident. He noted the approach of a switch engine and stepped off of the track to another and was struck by passenger train Mo- 13S. He was hur- rled to the hospital in this city, ac- companied by his father, brother and sister. He fingered through the night in great agony and as day was break ing this morning he died.
 The parents and other relatives of the young man live at Snyder, thirty miles south of McGehee, and the body will be sent there this afternoon for burial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
TO ENJOJN STOPPING
 FIGHT PICTURES

New Orleans, Jan. Undetermined to show pictures of the Je@ e@fries-John- son fight a local show manager has asked for an injunction restraining Mayor Behrman and the city of Ne'g Orleans from interfering with the exposition of the films. Mayor lBehr- man has been cited to appear today to show cause why he should not be enioined from interfering with the show
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Do you use aE atomlzer fin treat-

10 you use HE HtUWIzer III ie"S' ing Nasal Catarrh? If so you will ap- preciate Elys Liquid Cream Balm, the quickest and surest remedy for this disease. Tn all curative proper ties it is identical with the solid Cream Balm, which is so famous and so successful in overcoming Catarrh. Hay Fever and Cold In the head. There is relief in the first dash cf spray upon the heated sensitive air | (.assages. All druggists 75c., includ- ing spraying tube, or mailed by El7 Bros, 56 Warren St. New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Kitchen Sets, of Knives

spoons and cIeaver on a rack worth $2.00 for $1.25. Mrs. Potts Sad Irons per set worth $1.25 at zoe and a great many other specials that make nice
 Xmas presents at CleVcland-Mat- thews Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
KILLED WHEN TRAINS
 COLLIDED |NIIHEAYY FOG

Abbott, Tex, Jan Two north bound Nj K. and T. passenger trains coIlided during a log here at fNa o'clock this morning. The rcm=cud collision caused the deaths of two persons Dr K K King, dentist. of Iutlas; II. b. Reynolds, Pullman conductor, of Austin
 X number were injured in both trains. This is #thc frst instance in which | passenger has been killed in q coach in the history of the=Ka= ty road.
 Passenger tra.H No 6 was waiting at the stock pens north of the towa for d ire ght train to gel ea the sidz ings. A brakcman il is claimed Was sent back To warn the engineer of the train behind but the fos was 50 heavy that the engineer Tailed To see the warnings sigma from the lantern n time.
 The engine ploughed it's way into the rear Pullman of the first train killing the conductor, WlA was in the rear part of the sleeper, and Dr King of Dallas, who was reported To be in q berth in the rear of the sleeper.
 The rear Pullman was smashed al most to k ndling wood, so great was the force of the contact and the ell zine was badly smashed up.
 The engineer jumped it is said. af- ter he had applied his brakes, and was seriously hurt.
 The next to the last Pullman on the first train was badly damaged and a char car was torn from it's trucks.
 A relief train was sent here this morning from Hillsboro and the in- iured cared for.
 The most seriously injured are:
 !. G. Hawberger, Austin, badly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Wreck on Cotton Beh.

Corsicana, Tex. Jan. 7.-Fhe west bound passenger train on the Cot ton Belt, due here at 6:15 a. m, was wreck and dresses his own injuries ing at Suffolk The engine turned over and Engineer c. H. Higbee was Killed Higbee was former resident here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08

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