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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-26
Eagle and Snake.

The eagle will dive. upon a snake
whenever it gets the chance. The eagle
usually sw0ops upon its prey, seizes
it by the tail, bears it aloft and lets it
fall. 1t never attacks it when coiled.
but first drives it to fight by screams
and the beating Of its wings. The
snake is either killed or stunned by
the fall, whereupon the eagle carefully
cuts off the head and devours the
body, which is usually very fat.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-26

For the convenience of our sub
scribers we have arranged the follow
ing clubbing propositions:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
PINE BLUFFIAN
 DIES AT SHREVEPORT
Mrs. K. L. Wells Passes Away While Visiting Relatives in the Louis"
 jana City.

Mrs. R. l.. Wells, about 45 years old, well known resident of thls city, died yesterday morning at 1 o'clock at the home of her son, Will Wells, in Shreveport, La. The de. ceased has been making her home with her son for some time, since her health failed her at her home in this city She is survived by four daugh- ters, Mrs. Soblin, of Shreveport, La, and Misses Mona, Bessie and Clyde Wells. Two sons, Dewitt and Will Wells, also survive. She was q widow, and was we'll known in thi 5 city Her death came as a shock to many friends. The interment will
 obably be held at Plain Dealing, La Miss Mona Wells and brother, Dewitt Wells, were in this city at the time Of their mothers death and they left ear ly this morning for Shreveport to at tend the funeral.
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RAILWAY CLERKS
 ELECT OFFICERS

Pine Bluff Lodge No. 30, Brothe.'- ing last night and had the annual election of officers. The officers elected were J. l.. Hines, president; r. N. Kilmer, vice president; B. A. Ow- .en past president; R. G. Parker chap lain; Frank Cheek secretary and treasurer; M. David president at arms; and E. Reynolds inner and out CT guard. The following were nam ed on the executive committee: l.. II. Crutcher. chairman, J. D. Meals and T. R. Walters.
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POLICE. ARREST
 NEGROES IN RAID

Night Chief eff Police James Reid finger, City Detective Dave Glover and Patrolmen Max Cook and John Ran kin raided a quiet game of craps Sun day morning at 1 o'clock, in cot tage at Tenth avenue and Kentucky street. capturing elevsn colOred shooters. The negroes were ar raigned before Judge Stewart in po' lice court yesterday monDdng and fin- ed $10 each for gaming. Among other cases in police court was petit lar ceny case, in which Tom BrowE. 2 negro, was fined $25. Hs was charg- ed with stealing some comforts from another resident of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
(. B. TRAINS OVER
 THE ROCK ISLAND
Will Reduce Present Time From Pine Bluff to Memphis One Hour Iron Mountain Gets Control of
 the Cairo and Thebes Road.

A positive statement was made yes- terday by one who is in position to know that within the next thirty days announcement will be made officially by the Cotton Belt for schedule of it's passenger and freight, trains into Memphis, from Brinkley over the Rock Island railroad. The new schedule will reduce the pres sent time of the Pine Bluff to Memphis trip one hour. The Graphic had rumor to this ef- feet several months ago, but it has never been confirmed officially. Due announcement of the new schedule is now being prepared at St. Louis.
 It was also reported here yesterday, through an authentic source, that the Cairo and Thebes railroad, now being operated from Cairo to Thebes, has been purchased by the Iron Mountain railroad. No official announcement has been made of the deal, but this announcement will also be made with in the next few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
USE IT IN
 ADVERTISING
Lena Schmidt sf Dudley, Tex, Writes a Letter About Cardu
 Having Helped Her.

Dudley, Tex.-"You may use this let ter in your advertising, f .ou like," writes Mrs. Lena Schmidt of this place.
 "A few years ago, l et:ffered every month, but after taking one bottle of Cardui, was relieved ri v away.
 "Cardui has surely done me sight of good. It brought me 3'-er r'Y health. am now strong and well, and feel better than ill years, and am deag all my ilousework." <"
 Every woman needs tonic, to take when she feels blue, miserable, sick, weak, under the weather.
 The tonic to take at such a time is Car- dui, the worlan's tonic.
 Cardui is also medicine.
 For pain and discomfort, due to female ailments, no medicine is 50 good as Cardui.
 The main ingredients of Cardui are imported direct from Europe, especially for this one woman's medicine and tonic, and are not for sale at ordinary drug stores.
 Cardui acts specifically on the woman- ly organs, preventing unnecessary pain and building up womanly strength.
 Try it for your troubles.
 1t will certainly help you.
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FEARS FOR HIS
 OWN SAFETY
By Detectives-VOted For Anti Racing Bill and Receives Threat
 ening Letters.


 International News Special
 New York, Jan. 9.-Four Central of flee detectives were put on duty at Congressman Otto G. Rockers home in Brooklyn today by Inspector Sweeney. Representative Foelker, whose vote as state senator killed racing in New York, saw two men trying to climb into his bedroom last Tuesday night and believes that they were assassins sent to take revenge on him by people whose means of livelihood were destroyed by the anti racing bill. He says he has receiv- ed more than thirty letters threatei- ing his life since he left his sick bed to go to Albany and be carried into the senate chamber on stretcher to cast the determining vote of the Hart Agnew bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10

Her friends came to her assistance immediately after the news of her ar rest had been made known. It is learned through Mrs Ferguson's friends that she had no knowledge of the character of Katie Powell, b It that she was unjustly brought into the court affair tby the Powell woman and Ben Cox.
 City Attorney Sorrells ordered Mrs. Ferguson arrested when she went into his office Saturday afternoon at a late nour Although Mrs. Ferguson did not make q statement it was learn- ed by her intimate friends that she had gone there for the purpose of sc curing funds to get Katie Powell back to her Texarkana home, as the youEs woman was destitute and Mrs. Fergl- son was without the means of send- ing her home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
WILL CONTEST
 CASE GOES OVER
International News Special

International News Special
 Los Angeles, Cal, Jan 9-The RaiG- win will contest case was not resumed this afternoon as scheduled. The leading counsel for the Baldwin heirs were caught on the otherside of a landslide near Santa Barbara this mlorning and could not get through ;n time to attend court when the case was called by Judge Rives at o'clo, X The attorneys notified the court by telegraph of their condition and the case went over until tomorrow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10

Dan Taylor has returned to his home at Camden, after a visit with his parents, Col. and Mrs s. M. Taylor Nr. Taylor is a well known attorney of Camden, and was also here or legal business.
 Mrs. Smith c. Martin and daughter Miss Bessie Martin, returned laS night from Little Rock, where they visited friends. Mrs. Martin is 6 candidate for clerkship of the commit tee on state lands of the Senate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
Ladies Club.

John M. Elliott Was hostess
 e Young Ladies Society of First Eterian church yesterday after # The election of officers was &1Mrs. Charles Triplett was elect Resident, Mrs. Baum was made *president, Mrs. Jo Nichol was "a secretary, and Mrs. John l.. l was made treasurer. Following business meeting Mrs. J. w.
 , gave an excellent reading oTl kign Missions Musical num-
 were rendered by Miss Annie Ia and Mrs. Corricne Knox mada ty instructive talk on Home bas'" The meeting was nice
 Ind largely attended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
1f1s. Ferguson and Daughter are Acquitted of Serious
 Charges by Sorrells.
AN ESTIMABLE WOMAN
Friends are Indignant Over Her Ar rest and AccusatiOn-PowelI
 Girl Taken Home.

] Realizing that an awful mistake had been made in ordering the arrest of Mrs. E. J. Ferguson, an estimable, | we'll known and aged resident of this city, on serious charge Saturday and inducing her to enter plea of guilty to the charge in police court before she had time to secure an attorney or realize the gravity of the charge, City Attorney Sorrells yesterday ordered the charge against Mrs. Ferguson who lives at No. 419 East Sixth avenue. dropped, and also dismissed a simi- lar charge pending against her daugh- ter, Mrs. Gene Ferguson Harbour, who was arrested at the same time and by the same officers at the instance of City Attorney Sorrells.
 Although Mrs. FergusGlll pleaded guilty and accepted a fine of $25 in police court Saturday afternoon and was released on her own recogniz- ance pe'ading payment of the fine Mondny morning, she appeared In court with Judge w. D. Jones as her attorney. and prepared to fight the charge that was docketed against her at the instance of the city official 1 without any evidence, it is said, oth- CT than the fact that Katie Powell, former inmate of g. resort living at her home with man Tanned Cox, but whom Mrs. Ferguson believed to be mann and wife. They represented them selves as such to Mrs. Ferguson when they applied for board and lodging there. At the time Mrs. Ferguson, her daughter and the Powell woman were arrested, Cox was not even in city and had not been there for some days
 Sunday noon, at the request of some Pine Bluff ladies who interested them- selves. in the young woman's behalf, Mrs. l.. G. Matthews, of Texarkana, mother of the Powell woman, came to Pine Bluff and aftcr securing the re- lease of her daughter from the city jail, where she spent all of Saturday night and Sunday morning, accom- panied her home that afternoon.s A young man also accompanied the moth er and daughter to Texarkana, the trio going via Little Rock. It is be- Heved that the young man is the Pow eal girls husband, whom she deserted at Te0arkana several weeks ago.
 Mrs. Ferguson a1d large number of her friends in the eastern part of the city are highly indignant over Iher arrest She has many friends who have bnown her for many years, and she has t,sen known to be most cs- timable lady Since the death of her husband few yeais ago she has been conducting boarding and room ing house to support large family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
COAL! COAL! COAL!

-VOeuO.xo-rzy.TT Healer. For barb wire cuts, saddle and collar sores. Heals quickly and leaves no scar, does not irritate. 50c and $1 .0O, guaranteed. Sold by Bedell's Phar- macy.
 We stand back of our Tiger Roof ing" with a guarantee of two @ years for the one ply and 3 years for the two ply at 31.26 md 41.50 per square, and t will ont Int our guar antee sereral tinee. Clexeland~l llatr theWe Hordware e. s|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
D. Chapter.

Ee the members of David o. Dodd Fer will celebrate Robert E'.. Lees
 fay With appropriate ceremonies S High School on January 19, the Sr meeting which w2rsl set for to- Fill not be held. It is anGoune- St Hon. Will Steel, of TeXarkana.. Be orator at the ceremonies on Birthday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
 BRIEF MENTION

s;s, san A,i spent yesterday i. M. Kilroy has gone to St. Louis, business trip. |gil Mcclellan has returned from & trip to Tucker.
 5. Ruth Harold Spencer is visit h Little Rock.
 B. Fioore is in Little Rock, at Ing Federal court.
 E. Hart,:,eii, Of Draughon. was, 2 1t visitor in thA city. IS. Summerfield, of Little Rock, n the city yesterday.
 }. R. M.&a,tfaith left yesterday poon for le Rock. McLendoh, of Rison, was in the bn business yesterday.
 2. Orto retur'-lad last night a brief visit at Little Rock. wrence Waterman, of Dumas,
 rscent visitor ill the city. hsn-G R. M. Knox has returned . brief visit to Little Rock. Hhie Patterson has gone to eport, La, On business trip. B. OCaliahan has returned from
 -,r several wseks in Canada. rence Julian hes returned to
 Rock, after visit in the city pmas A. Hill is home from Little
 where he visited his wife and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
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\ flanf.

flanf.
 Hanf, accompanied by Mrs \ Hanf, left yesterday afternoon Miss, where on Thurs. lrht at 8 o'clock he will be mar o Miss Irenie MoySe. The wed- Will be followed by a reception \ Elks Club in Greenville, after the couple will leave for Palm !. T1.orida, to spend two weeks. and John Bloom and Clarence larry Hanf will leave today for Nille to attend the wedding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
h-Dowd.

c-DOWus
 Is Mamie Phelps and James J. ], two well known young people e city, were Quietly married Sun- tvening at g o'clock by Judge c. |hilpot, at his residence on WesE \ avenue. Both young people eell known and popular residents Ie city. They are making their Il on East Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
Friday Night.

s Christian Endeavor Society 2f first Presbyterian church will en- In the members lof the society a social Friday evening at the |ence of Mrs. D. w. Richey, No
 Fine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
H.. Neeting.

Ire will be a call meeting of the
 Hc,an Woman's League this after Nat 2:30 o'clock. The members
 kouested to be present as discus Twill be heard oa the campaign the chapter is soon to start in kterelst of the chapter house. T5u
 mg will be held with the presi- Mrs. T. E. Gillespie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
Aid Society.

! Ladies Aid Society of the Pop )treet Presbyterian church vii.
 this afternoon with Mrs. s. N. er. Fourteenth avenue and Cherry
 ], at 2::3O o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10
Brace HOnOree.

k Nettie Grace, who is visiting &sters, Mesdames H. R. Webster
 Y. l.. Wood, in Texarghana, was
 ed with a theater party to The last week and was also an out I Em attendant at the Elks recep-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10

- haul III knd os hsavy ooantry vood. Pine ana OIL onll - mi |aA any aIlo old 1heno TIT, Y Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10

European Tour S550.O0 first class. Sailing June 1911 for the Medtteran- mean. Italy. Germany. Switzerland the Rhine. Holland. Belgium. France England and Scotland. Further in- formaton address Nm. Belle Iitsger- ald. Crescent Collsse Durska Springs Ark. n n 1Ms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-10

D. P TOney ana wire, WIfo dle 'i~ iting in Little Rock, spent yesterday in Little Rock and will arrive here to- day for a brief visit with relatives. MT. and Mrs. Ralph Waldo, of Wal do, Ark, are here spending few days. They cams here from TexarK- ana, wherl they are married Saturday Judge A. B. Grace and Prosecuting Attorney T. Havis Nixon are attending the Desha circuit court at Arkansas Citv this week. Court convened there yesterday.
 J. H. Means spent yesterday Ill Lh-
 tie Rock. MT. Means position as cashier of the Merchants and Pishf- CTS Bank was filled yesterday by Frank Milner.
 Mrs. A. w. Moore and. son, A. !" Moore, who formerly resided here' o'; phave been making their home Tn oa''
 Antonio, Texas, for several mont"s
 are expected home tcaiELt. Miss Florence Mccain left yesterda! ,-orning for Galloway College A
 searcy, where she will take up nel
 studies. after spending few weeH'
 with relatives in the city.
 l c. R. Ogden. has arrived here ron
 I..ttle Rock, and is in charge of tn'
 plant of the Morris Packing Company
 Third avenue and Main street. to sue,
 ceed Louis Chevaliier as manager.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
ICE CREAM STRIKE
OVER; EMPLOYEES
To GET MORE PAY
Suggestions That Pure Food
Law Is Violated Indignantly
Protested by Employers.

Many of the fce cream nskers IN css'
-ide factories who went on strike yes
~rday returned TO work to-day. after
lrsving reached an aniicable understand
ing with their employees. IL was said
the warm weather was n forcible argu-
goment IN bringing about q settlement.
In most cases the employers accedins
20 me dernank OF the men for the
recognition OF the newly-forned Ice
cream Makers Union.
About thirty small factories were az
feoted by the strike. These are located.
w1tb few exceptions, in the easements ~
temerpent houses In Cherry. Henry,
Mn~ket and other crowded streets OF
To- east side. They supply practically
hAlf OF tho Ice cream that Ia eaten in
Manhattan
As an aftermath OF the strike. II II
not at all unlikely that an Investigation
VII be made into the materials used
in making ice cream on tho east side.
The men who went on strike declared
IN many Instances tho Pure Food law
10 being violated by the manufacturers.
This. II was said. IL responsible for
much sickness among the youth OF the
EAST side.
THE manufacturers buy the cheap
~ milk. sugar. eggs and other mate
rlais they can GET said one OF the
STRIKER. ..opa hcsIaos u.e pe,,ti,a and
rr.,oso a. ,r.,, ~. tntu.,a,s oayo.In.
$3.50.
:" .ne "i'"'"s vi ice cream ines
couldn't do otherwise and sell Ice
cram for as and 30 cents n gallon
side. such as Horton and Reed, charge
NEARLY ,wice aa much for THAR cream -
T,n,s go, nr.s,1on, o, ,bo rronch-
.-o.s -. 80 -" =,
Nne''e"" ~ ,'oaN" .''"Puhs W "o
MARKET street. neciared that the state
msnts regarding the use OF cheap and
Injurious materials in Ice cream were
un6 ounded.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
TRIES SUICIDE
TWICE ON FERRY,
BUT lie IS SAVED
Yields Razor on Crowded
Deck, Then Leaps Over
board from Boat.

Passengers on the fcrrv-boat Rich
nond Of the Municipal ferry line 10
Staten Island to-day saw Patrick NJ
crone. fifty-two years OF age, q packer
~ No. 2o1 Fourth avenue. Brooklyn. pull
q razor from his pocket and sIasi n IN
self across the throat. The man was
standing on the saloon deck. IN the
midst W a large number OF persons
who were on their way from New York
to Staten Island.
The passengers screamed in horror
a. the act and . boats ql1riermastcr
and mate ran to sicze the vetld-be
suicide. lie Guided his protcc'e and
jumped over the rail and MT New
York Bay.
Mate Frank Waterloo lowered a boat
"a the Richmond's engines stopped and
rowcd TO whore MulCrone was floating
several yards astcrn. Evidently. the
would-be suicide had changed his mind,
for he was swimming with an excellent
stroke toward his rescuers when they
drew near. Waterloo and his crew Of
four deck hands easily DRAGGED him
aboard and inside Of four minutes Null
cronc was under Dr. Raymond FItz-
gerald's attention and the boat on It's
way.
Mulcrone was sent to Smith. Infirm-
airy where the surgeons said his injury
was slight. lie will he arrsigned IN the
Richmond police court charged with at
tempted suicide tomorrow.
The fellows Intentions were all right
when he set or" said Mate Waterloo,
but, like other fcrryboat suicides. he
changed his mind when he hit the
water. lie sought the most prominent
point on the boat. In tho mids of a
group OF women and children who were
making M early start Tor South Beach.
No one knew anything was wrong with
him until he flashed the razor and
jumped, over. II was an easy task to
get him back. particularly when he be-
gan to swim and didn't make any
fight"
Muicrone lives AZ the Brooklyn address
with his wife and grown son. Mrs.
Mulcrone had started for her husbands
side when a reporter called later In the
day. Neighbors stated that he had
been out OF work lately and had been
acting strangely. One man said that
he had been Frustrated with the heat
one day last week.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
10000 ELKS IN
MONSTER PARADE
At ATLANTIC CITY

N'iNii' 'i'i' y o. J'lE H.
men" blI'S from an parts OF TIE
country took part .u the annual parade
here this afternoon Of the Benevolent
md Protective order of EIks Moro
than %. 200 mcub.r r,rad.d md ,boro
NO. TO- -
49, ~ '' ''"'''
''""'' """ ''''". '''n"'S' 'ht M
'l'naI volunteer emergency service o.
tahliHled i,N,' stations aud tuos"
needing medical iss stance wore dee
The evening world., 1911-07-13
FINDS new FUEL
THAT MAY PROVE
A TRUST BUSTER
Dr.. Edward G. Acheson Sails
for Germany to Visit
Factories There.

on the French liner savoie, which
sailed to-day. was Or. Edward @ Ache
son. a chemist Of Niagara Falls. y. y,
who claims 20 have discovered n Iubfi-
cant which will shortly develop into a
trust buster OF FAR greater jimcn-
sions than all the machinery Of the fed
eral government. Dr. Atcheson will lee
ture in several universitle. and before
scientific societies abroad before his re-
turn In November.
MY aim is to produce this lubricant
NJ low cost said the chemist to-day,
80 that the public vii have a cheap
fuel. I have Ave factories manufacture
ing and experimenting In Germany nov
Beachey used lubricant when he
SKINNED Niagara Falls and flew under
the arch bridge and the Wright Broth
ers use II In their neroplanes."
Dr. Acheson was asked II John u.
Rockefeller had made inquiries about his
discovery
YES" lie replied. the old gentleman
wrote me Q letter which | have. lie
will no, be- able to do any business with
me. NV experience with capitalists has
been a bitter one. ! discovered carborun-
dum-which was taken from me. l ex-
pet to have American factories manu-
featuring the new lubricant In a year"
Another passenger was Ellsworth
| Smith, chairman OF the Republican State
Committee OF sew Jersey. Mr.. Smith
stated that politics In his state was
The evening world., 1911-07-13
Mr.. Lysng Satla Away.

Mr.. 7. Y. l.yang with his wife and
three children sailed to-day for Europe
Nsa-1te George Washington OF the North
German Lloyd lltieS Ills II the Assistln,
secretary OF the Chinese Foreign ONCE
and on the conclusion OF his present
Trip around the world Is to be promoted
to the head OF the office. Mr.. Lyang
was graduated from Yale In the early
s0s. An incident or his present trir
was a visit to the Yale commencement.
where he shared with President Tar
the honor Of receiving the degree OF
doctor OF laws.
The evening world., 1911-07-13
WHITNEY,s HORSE A WINNER

NEWMARKET. England, July IA
The Bury Handicap, OF 30 sovcreigns,
for three-year-olds n upward. dis
lance Ave furlongs, was run here to-
day n won by II. I. Whttncy's First
Flight. Fiscal Fighter was second and
Woodstock third. There were ten
starters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-05-19

urday by a score of II to Q. The visit
ing team averaged considerably older
than our boys, who were not, however,
phased in the least by that fact.
George c.. Fisk has presented the Hins-
dale fire department with 800 in appre-
citation of its work at the Brightwood
papermill fire last week. This makes the
relief fund about $1,000. This fund was
started by Mr.. Fisk several years ago
and has been added to from time to
time.
The Fisk Paper company, which is
planning to to rebuild the plant recently
destroyed by fire as soon as possible. has
arranged with the Orren C. Robertson
company to furnish the paper and has
taken a portion of the large mill, where
the regular help will be busy putting up
the paper in packages. The company
will be able in this way to supply all of
its customers.
A forest fire which has burned over
severdl hundred acres has been raging
in the Pisgah woods. Several small fires
have been ~extinguished quickly about the
village. Last week Thursday a fire was
discovered near the store houses in the
railroad yard. Except for its discovery
just as it started it would have spread
quickly to the storehouses SPARKS from
Stacey's box shop set a fire Monday
back of the shop, which burned over a
large space OF the hillside. jumped the
road and got within a few feet of Myron
Dickerman's dwelling house. Men near
at hand at work controlled it. A fire
also was started on Knob hill by small
boys, but was e~xtinguished without dam
age.