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EMPLOYERS
 LIABILITY ACT Change in Law is a Dan gerous Proposition Says
 Senator Dill. ARGUING EXTENSION
EXTENSION
Bill Offered to Do Away With Insur- ance Writing By Banks and
 Trust Companies.

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 2S.-"It is a most monstrous bill,' declared Rep resentative Going, after the House had passed the bill by Senator Dill changing the law with reference to the employers liability. ''The des- truction of the principle of contribu- tory negligence as applied to the rail- roads is a dangerous measure, and l do not believe will stand the test of the Supreme Court The bill pass ed the House by decisive vote, there being only ten votes against iu
 The House and Senate are still fight ing over the question of the extei:- sicm Of the session, and it is now the general opinion that while every pro- position has SO far been voted down, all that is lacking is an agreement on the date. The temperament of the members generally is favorable to an extension, erather than ann extra ses- sion, although there are some, like Floyd. eff Hampstead, who are openly advocating adjournment on March that the Governor may recall the as- sembly in extraordinary session. for for the consideration of specific le4lHla- tion. After the all day fight Tues- day. Representative Kersh, of Lin- coin. came back Tuesday with res olution for 60 days extension. but this was voted down by a vcte Of o3 to 3O
 The Warnock bill providing for state, county and municipal deposit tories for public funds, which has nassed the House by a decisive vote will be called up in the Senate this week. and there are strong indications that it will be passed "It has been thoroughly threshed out in committee and financial experts" said MT. War mock, ''and is purely business prop osition, It does not interfere with lhe couty Repositories, and makes the system optional with counties and cities. All possible safeguards are thrown about the funds, and se ojuities, absolutely gilt-edged' gov ernmert bonds and such, and not per sonal securities, are required as guaranty of the state funds. Fo' county and city funds. bonds, guar artv bonds. and approved persona securities are made acceptable.
 Senator Raney has introduced hill that will arouse great interes
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GANG STEALS ,DETfC1Tvf'S~SON'
Fifteen Year Old Thomas COlastantO Disappears From His Home
 in Connecticut.

International News Special
 New Yorkk, Feb 28.-A country wide search was introduced today for fifteen year old Thomas Colastanto. the son of Detective Thomas c. Col astanto, head of the Italian squad Of the police department of Waterbury, Conn., That the boy has been kid- naped by members of a gang, againsi which is father has been active, is the belief of the local police as we'll as of Colastanto himself.
 Colastanto within the past few years has been successful in running down the black hand outrages and has secured the conviction of many criminals.
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BORAH'S RESOLUTION
 IS DEFEATED
International News Special

Washington, Feb. 2S.-The Senate after an all-night session took recess at S:10 a. m. until II o'clock when Senator Bristow resumed the filibus- ter against Lorimer At 11:20 re- cess was taken until 11:50 o'clock in order to end the legislative day of Monday and make way for the vote for the Borah resolution for the dir spe cial order On the calendar for Tuesday, Borah's resolution was de- feate6
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|iiI WILSON .... 1 SHOT AND KILLED ,pis Riley, Little Negro ss,ort Keeper Fired
 the Fatal Shot. ,.
 AegDY IN SALOON ,, If Maskers Saw the Tragedy Woman Claims Self
 Defense.
kleEDY IN SALOON

Np Wilson, s6 years old, wealthy r saloon keeper, former member |he Pine Bluff Police Department
 who has figured in many un- nsble episodes in this city in
 months, was shot and killed night at about Il o'clock in the bon of Wilson Brothers. No. IA Fourth avenue, by Mamie Riley, notorious negro resort keeper nntil a few weeks ago conducted 0ting house at No. 406 Missouri pt The woman fired one shot
 a double barrel derringer revol- Of fl calibre. Wilson dropped
 with a bullet through his brain, flo the Riley woman ran through crowd of Mardi Gras maskers in- ae street and after hurrying to krth avenue and Main street, sur- isM to Patrolman Victor Boyd, was walking his beat there.
 ne Riley woman was taken to po- headquarters where she refused make any statement other than : she killed Wilson in self defense. lNns body was removed to Hol' nss' morgue, where am inquest be held today by Coroner H. D. lhans. The Riley woman was mited to jail and will be trans Eed to a magistrates court this nns
 he killing was the climax to a htOf masquerading on the part of lse number of negro women from now quiet red light districts, nng which many of the downtown " negro maskers. The Riley were visited. Earlier in the ilng before the heavy downpour ram began which lasted through the night, Della Mccoy, Hattie V Thelma O'Dell and Annie May llel, all negroes, went about the sltovu districts and mixed with
 maskers, white and black, anng at various saloons and mak- merry generally At II o'clock N the party of girls, who live 'he Riley woman, suggested uhat
 go to Wilson Brothers saloon. 1le Riley, who is said to have n Wilson, objected, but was fin Nfsuaded to go there with them.
 went to the saloon and mingled ne crowd within. among them Vas and other places of Iamuse- aaA was attired in "a boys suit of pattern and wore a cap. Her was hidden form view by a light aask She is small in stature, sa'ns not more than 90 pounds was Immediately recognized by
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SAYS VERDICT ONE
 OF SYMPATHY
Set Aside By New York Justice After Pretty Girl is Given Verdict For S1O,OOO in Breach of Prom.
 iSe Suit.
International News Special

New York, Feb. 2S.-Miss Henrietta who sued David H. Decker Jr, a wealthy young civil engineer of this city for freach of promises Of nlar- riage, vas awarded verdict Of S!0,- 900 by a jury in the Supreme court today Justice Erlanger reserved decision on "a motion to set the verdict aside, de- claring it was extremely excessive.
 Why said the Justice, this is a sympathetic verdict and there is no justification for it. '-ras>-
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FOUR MEN TO
 HANDLE BIG FUND
International News Special

International News Special
 Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 28.-Gover- nor Johnson today named the four men who will constitute the com- mission to handle the S5,ooo,ooo con- trtibuted by the state p the Panama Pacific InternationaE Exposition. Matt I. Sullivan, S4n Francisco attorney, has been selected president of the commission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

fbiAl 6OpASo lO MIL you. A shot rang out and Wilson fell to the floor dead There was scramble for the doors and the Riley woman escaped in the confusion, rum ming to Main street, where she found Patrolman Boyd and surrendered.
 No, physician was called as it was evident that the bullet had had it's deadly effect. Later Wilson's body was taken to the undertaking shop.
 Alex LomaX, who was behind the bar at the time, said he saw Wilson and the Riley woman standing in the floor and heard them arguing about some mistreatment that had been shown the Riley womain Accord ing to Lomax, Wilson said he was supposed to treat everybody nice when they were in his place of busi- ness, at the same time showing the Riley woman from him. It was then that Mamie Riley pulled a revolver from her pocket and fired.
 Leon Bankhead, who was also be- hind the bar, corroborated the state ments of Lomax.
 When the woman came into the place, according to Ben Howa.G, who says he was talking to Wilson, Mamie Riley walked up to Wilson and pulled revolver without ,lnv provodation and fired after telling Wilson she was going to kill hi a. There were other witnesses to the af- fair but no other statements were made last night
 At police headquarters, after being informed that Wilson was dead, the little negress seemed unconcernel. l. 'I shot him in self defense" she said That's all I want to say 7 Upon being questioned further she said that Wilson had beaten her unmerci- fully on many occasions. It is gen. orally known among negroes that Ma mic Riley feared Wilson and that he had frequently assaulted her at her
 home. On several occasions she had Wilson arrested and he paid fiLes for the attacks.
 The Riley woman said last night that she had never been in trouble before, other than some mic pr charges that had been preferred against her by the officers in con- ducting her house. She was born and reared in Pine Bluff, but las. night, she said, was the first night she had ever spent in jail. She de- clared that she will be able D prove that she was justified in killing Will son at the proper time. She IS said to be worth considerable money but it was stated last night that she had lost much of her money in recel' years.
 A few weeks ago Mayor Toney or dered Chief Stanley to close all the negro resorts on East Fourt1 ana they were closed. but development , during the past few weeks showed
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MANY MILLIONS
 WEDDED TOGETHER
International News Special

International News Special
 San Francisco Feb. 28.-Helen IT, win today became the bride of Charles Templeton Crocker at the home of her parents. The wedding was one of the most notable in San Francisco's social history It is es- timated that the combined wealth Of the newlyweds is more than $20,0OO,- 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01
BISCUIT COMPANY
 IS COMING IN Corporation to Establish a Branch House NotWith-
 standing the Fee.
COMMISSION MEETS
Arkansas Railroad Commissioners to Dispose of Much Business Today
 Mayor Duley Leaves.

Little Rock, Feb 2S-After all that hubhub the National Biscuit Compa- ny IS going to enter Arkansas, going to open branch house in the state ana pay the corporation fees as de- manded. 1t will cost this corporation about $2,70O to enter the state for business. While in Arkansas about SIX months ago, the president of the gigantic corporation traveled in his private car and stopped long enough to appear before the Board of Trade and tell what he thought about the laws of Arkansas which forced the corporations coming in to do business to give up one tenth per cent of all their capital stock as a franchise tax The law has now been changed. through the Jacobson bill, so that the corporations have to pay but one tenth aud one per cent of the capital they have invested in Arkansas. The Ja- cabson bill has passed the Senate and House committees on Public Service Corporations has passed upon it with favor, so there is no way to defeat it new. Attorney General Norwood drew the bill, and states that as soon as it passes not only the National Biscuit Company, but ether million dollar corporations will hasten to en- ter the state, and within 90 days1a3- ter it becomes law fully $1O,999 ill additional corporation tax will be collected by uhe state
 Railroad Commission.
 The Arkansas Railroad Commission is to meet in regular session We'd nesday with large docket to be dis posed of. The majority of the peti- tions are for depots or train service Orders will be made relative to the matters taken up in special meetings held during the month, and many rate matters considered. The docket is so heavy that it will require at least two days to go over it.
 Duley Leaves For Good.
 William R. Duley, three times may or of Little Rock, for years con- ductor on the Iron Mountain, and be- tween times engaged in public enter prises of Little Rock, at moon today left this city forever, even though he is still mayor of Little Rock and
 will remain so until sometime ir April when his successor will quail fy Mayor Duley lforesakes Little Rock for Roswell, N. M., where he will go to farming. During the last two years of his term of office, Mayor Duley has been' forced to go to New Mexico fer his health, which has nov reached such a stage that he mus go to the dry climate and remain Mayor Duley hopes to return to turr i'he office over to his successor, an( i in after years he expects to make { short annual visit, but ever living il Little Rock again is beyond his fond est expectation.
 National Banks New Home.
 The Exchange National Bank is be ginning the work of remOdeling tn
 lower floor of the Masonic Temple which has fer many years been occu pied by mercantile business It i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

to be made one of the most magnifi- cent banking institutions of the state, and the equipment is to b. the finest in marble and high class fixtures that moey can buy It has been reported that as much as $50,- 900 will be spent in this work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

FOR RENT-12O3 w. Sixth, six rooms, strictly modern This house has just been remodeled. Good loca- ton, rent extremely reasonable. $22.5O per month Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co., 2-26-5t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

-16O4 Oak St.. 5 rooms House in good repair. Convenient to Lake side High School. Rents $9.50 per month-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 3 1 At.
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CRATER RUFF
 MUST DO TIME

News Special
 San Francisco, Feb. 2S.-The Su- preme court today denied the appeal of A. Ruef, convicted and sentenced to fourten years in San Quentin On the charge of graft ig and the former political boss has been ordered into custody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

A quarter block for sale. Corner 18th avenue and Poplar street. Easy terms Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co 2 25 4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

Farm loans wanted on bottom nlantation property Long time and 1iberal terms.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. A o''
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You cannot lose,
 If our juice you use; Then be wise and economize, And patronize home enterprise
 Citizens Light & Transit GO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

W LADY PRESS feeders. Apply foreman of Adams Printing Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-01

Wilson is said to have walked into the crowd and talked with the Riley woman some time before the shooting occurred. There was no demonstra- tion and no loud talkking that any, one heard. Suddenly Wilson giant ill strength, is said to have showed the little boy'' back, and whipping revolver from her side pocket, she cried You --
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National Banks New Home.

The Exchange National Bank is be- ginning the work of remodeling the lower floor of the Masonic Temple, which has fer many years been occu- pied by mercantile business It is
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