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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

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1907 9th sw. Or. 1850
1922 18th NV. $50 r.15.M
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1870 l. Sw, 5r. .12..N
Gil sw. Or.
IL X Sc. Gr. 10. Oh
1003la 9th sw. Ar. 1000
COLORED.
SIS Attn NV, stO. dw35.00
a06 y II av. ar. b.2S. 30
334 & sw. Or. b. ESQ
&C NJ sw. Ar. sto. .20.0O
l41G I'd NV, Jr. 400
1920 f nv. 5T....13.5l
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249 sd sw. jr. 800
1923 1st So, 5r. 1910
2151a I'd sw. Or. ..12.5)
607 Half sw, 3r q. 1000
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
FOR RENT-REDUCED RENT LIST.
TO DESIRABLE WHITE TENANTS.

FOR RENT
sol St'n pl ne. 16r$50. 30
1920 9th NV, 12r. $3.50
3511 HOl av NV .Sr.32. so
92S 10th INV. Or. "a. 30
1923 18th NV, 6r. .25.0
628 l. NV. ar. .3.5 81
Az = NV, 6r. 80
1913 I'm ne, b. g.. ..16.5aI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

FOR RENT-FOR COLORED TENANT.
Rent free to Feb. IL: house: six large
rooIns AMI tiled bath: entirely modern. See
this at once. CUAS. W. KING. Jr..
800 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

FOR RENT
JOHN SCRIyENER 907 G ST NV.
I1GJ 9TH NV, Br b. 5000 22:,5 18th ne, 6r. b22..O
1914 nv. 12r b.4OGO I 10th ne 6r. b....2o.So
i;;s0 10th NV. 1Or. bin a 7.3 9Th Sc. Ar. 1880
go I'd NV. 6r. b. 600 315 ith Sc. Or. b. .1!.6O
oo.s0 NV Sr. b. .2i.50 104 14tle ne. 6r. b.16.50
AK ne. 81, b.. 800 - It'll Sc. Or. w..
. me- 6r b.. 30 III Sc. 5r. w. ..14.et
1908 ne 6r. b. 80 l725 18th Sc. Or. WHO
FOR RENT-A THREE-sToRY AND CELLAR
dwelling. No. 1918 18th NV. in good re-
pair; only $50 per MONTH from February 18th
FOR RENTS CLAIMING ST. N.W.-SIX
rooms and BATH $3.50: newly papered through
ont: porcies: very large yard: possess,
April LIST. Apply t" OWNER, SO Gandol,
lace NV. Phone North 3l2S-M. l."
FOR EENT-
1nI St NV. 1ir. and ob. 90
.E,S University pl. NV. Tor and d.. :. 100
14ii t.irard st. NV. Tor. and h. 41.50
-. TX St n.w.. Sr and b. 100
II y. Y. ave. NV. 7r. and b.......... 21.Ju
SIo LIST st. NV. 1r. and b.: 25.M
taA Tennessee ne. 6r. and b.. 1850
IoIt Is. st NV Or and b...... II. so
10; ,nd nv. sr. 4 b.. white col. y. 30
-, - NV. tr.. 'n!or,d. 1870
- - 81; NV. fr.. rolOre1. .......... J0.i0
~ % 81. n.w.. apt. or. cOl"r"d. I'D"
s- 18th -. nv. large, well ventilated
WI II: Me,iRANN co. 1917 III ST NV.
FOE RENT BY l.. J. MILLS. Cos 9th ST. NV.
1G, ny. ;r h.. $::2.:p IS r. Or. b.. 80
l22 IJt;, Go $40 18th sw. 5r.wo1j. 80
I'LL VI ay Or. b.. 1850 ,S27 7. sw...... II. So
FIT Fla av NV .GIa'o l334l. C.f .:r.b. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

EXPERlENCED YOUNG MAN for our gents
knowledge Of window dressing preferred. APP
ply to NJ Eisrnmarn & Bro. 1924 Pa. IL
PHYSICIANS e,,atmakers and helpers. f. W.
Yea. Ladies' Tailor. I0i1 18th ~. NV
HERES your opportunity 10 make s2p mopt H.
~. spare time. no matter WHERE You lire: no
raayssSing: guarantee TO show you how free
PARTICULAR IL. r: Rogers. Desk All. Boston
Mass.
HONEST MEN--ro' sell nursery stock: expert
unnecessary: salary commission weekly.
Address Mil!burn- Advertising Agency, Mil.
bnrn. N j.
IRON WORKERS wanted for Arlington wire.
less towers across river from Washington. APP
ply Arlington. Va.
j MADE $4,000 in FIVE years with q small mail
order business: began with - Send for free
booklet. Tells how. Heaeock, Lockport,
y. Y
spare time silvering mirrors: NO capital: free
20. F. Redmond. Dept. IS. Boston. Mass.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN-Should write
plain business hand be able to use typewriter
and assist I'm general Office work: who
resides with parents preferred. Address, stat
Ing reference and salary expected. Box 22I.
Star office.
IOIN the National School OF spinoiogy's class
this week and begin earning 500 to $500
National Bank bldg.
LEARN giassworking at home; msky glass nov
elites, pens. hat plus. shirt and Ink cuff but
ions: particulars free: sample link button, 25s..
oulo.
eight weeks. SOS: twelve weeks. $50: seven
Hnotypes: 81 students; lesson sheets. Employ
ment bureau prospectus. Empire School, 40
Isl ave-, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
UNFURNIsHED.

F0xhall I'd, pr, gr
well ...........12.@
1896 Ives se.1r.w.l0.00
1928 18th NV,
garage .......-..S.J0
1155 10th sc. 4r,w 500
9O4 Sth NV store. n. 90
500 18th se,garxEe.5.O0
leland Park. garage.5.0o
ONES CO.,
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN for our corset
department. No application considered except
from those with thorough and practical cx-
perience in selling rOrsets. Apply TO Superin-
tendent, s. Kann. Sons Co., before 10 ain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
uRs. 2. r. TncEEyHlII's
 HAIRDRF&4fxe PABLeB

Your atontion is c9lled 2eain 10 oar modem haffdress ng 4aTiors #e can give gou he latest New Eork
 London and Parisian monthly lash- 5ons in bardressiue will restore your gray hair 10 is natural color without 3yeine #. Also treat tbe feet 5or all kinds Of eoras and b1nions. Special attention $ given 10 scalp reatments shampcoing. massa8ing and tha manufacturing of anman hair goods Nc load bAcanse we eater to siah class rada only At the same
 lace-tQ2 Pine st. Phone 1533. have nc connection or bnsiaess reIat- Ions whatever with Matte E noaEpn- null 3-20 if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
Taylor K Company

We make and sell awnings Reap & Crawford Furn tnre G
 Wood and coal for sala. Call f592 T. A. McNULTY. 9=1m
 DETROIT JEWEL RANGES
 f2oo up.
 CLEvET AND M ATHENS HARD
 WARE co.
 We make and sell awnings Reap X Crawford Furniture C.
 20 per cent discount on cut glass and fancy china for 10 days. B. | Owen. -3l sf
 90 cents will buy yau $2ao worth Monday, April S at Reap < Crawford Furniture Co. t.
 Now is the time for garden toois we hays them at lowest prices CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARD WARE co.
 "A SPRING foNIC-sehlitz Roef Beer on draugbt at Y E. Buck eo- The Heidelberg. cromwell-fiarper @. G A. Green &Ea.= 4-2 ;.
 Our semi-annna1 rng sale feature of the season. &2oo worth of value for 9o cents. Monday, Apza s-Rean Crawford Furniture Co. f
 -Carpet and Rus Cleaning uphols tering and awnings T. F. Fonssa1n1 telephone 1850 f'5
 FOR SALEA0ne hundred and six =fy acres of land well situated for truck farming, noar Pine Bluff and railroad. Will be sold at very req sonable price. Address C. L. care Graphic. 5-2S IL
 John Laxton, who has been in charge of the meat marke' of the Howell Grocery Company, has fe- signed his position with hat firm and has opened meat market on Third avenue
 Contractor Charles Royse has be gun the construction of q brick build ing at Ninth avepuo and Main street. for Fred Senyard Tho dimensions ot the building are to be 25 by 2o feet When complete ii will be occupied by Tom King who will operate a hlaek- smith and wagon repair shop
 Front yard fence-#ith heavy galvanized gates to match can be had at CLEVELAND MATTFIFjHs HARDWARE co.
 Mrs. W. c. eonyers, of West Sixth avenue, has been appointed local agent for the Continental eas- ualty Company. af chiea&2 one of the largest health and accident in surance firms in the United States sho has the privilege of writing a special policy for ac employe of she Cotton Bolt tailway
 The High School baseball nine ae- eompaniea by three substitutes and Coach l.. r. Bassett left yesterday af- .ernoon fer Fordyce, where they Efll play the Cl1ry Training School this afternoon. The batteries for Pine Bluff will probably Dc Mcintyre CT sorrells. pitcher, and Hamlin, cateh-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
CITIZENS H1IRDPFssfSG ftRIoP

We roat all tAc ordinary aeIa6. 0I .5e kin. 6eb as clearing a'y 4ng. bleachin@ ou6 Haa diaeE z5tenE
 sal1ow 8RBearaHee, oh.ilefa hs wrinkles and Baniehine 9Iaeshea1s nd etmpIes ta s2y nothing of fzano- inc feaness fa= =Urses= nd cHeeIzz. #a alae give expert traaf@ent fer fafling daff. oily saafRzI dry aHa scaiE zaalps, IS well IS many other troubles of Hha kind. Manufacturing If human hair in Inc latess styles Mao 5reating The feet for all kind af eorns. bun- t5usa grown nal inflaned. ftraa and turning Gaef. ehilblain7 and all frrfta- tons given relief if you nave not Il read9 trtod the treatments Or =nsed the preparations 10 be had In thi7 shop. ro aree you to visit 0s in the very leqr future. Citizens Bank Building. Room 237, seeond floor Phone 1926.
 4-5 i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06

-s2a0 worth for 70 cants-O4l rua sRecial, Monday. Kpril z-Raan Crawford Furniture Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
Children Cry
 FOR FLETcAEa'S c A = c RI A
TURNER BEDDING FACTORY

Wholesale manufacturers of all grades of Mattresses and Pillows We renovate old Mattresses and mako them like new s1oooo.oo dollars worth of all grades of fancy or plain ticking to select from Send us your orders or call us over he phone No S96 and we will sond you samples and mako you prices. Factory cor ner Martin ayonue and Stafa street.
 70 f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
Tf(F R ROOFING
~fFvFLAN0 81TTHFWs HtR0

CLEVELAND NTTHF&S fHtRD-
 ARE co
 -Iahu 5 Ham #s1 has aeaa manage of tHe JaG aa Bafhefsa oa since fhe HraaE4a-ar t H. Daily as- tahEshed sE0H in Ire 1f1zeaz 5f# vestaFdav Hareaa I ae Ief= aFrsan shoa f#am tzs HaiiH. A# -i= lam san esRer5e. -sa HHrbcr =#a HiII eaatfnna fa eaadHe =5a business 1t ffHef class m9anas- tir 541ss MI aanfina bs .Me 10 H#e boR ## inc bank hHildiHn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
HeHLEyRFRG WrSTc COMPANY


 The Ho1lenherg Music Company 215 West second avenue, gre making extensive improvements in dzearat. ing and painting their warerooms Whan finished it's stora= will be one of he finest in Arkansas.
 They also announce several makes of standard Pianos will be added Q thefr many makes now carried by hefa. The added pianos will he he zKNABF. Worlds best Bian FISCHER. the D ,ano #ith the swaer and lasting te 2. Announcement will
 e made lafer of their opening.
 3-sf St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
TNBI4N HERBS

The great blood, liver and kidney pmedv which is absolutely saaraa- cod to cute inc following com olainls icR headaches. inliaestion constipation nd etc Tor eAilIs and fever + has no equal Sold bv A. N Ley 2t72 W
 Bar st. Phone No 2a7. g22 f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
UMBRELLAS p4R4SOTS

Let us recover and repair your umbrellas and parasols. Wc can recover your last summer parasol with a 1912 fancy parasol cover and you will have a now parasol for Easter Call or phone and we will show you samples.
 PINE BLUFF UMBRELLA WORKS 402 West Second Ave. Phone 4S2
 8 5 i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06

-No6 for sal anffl Monday. April
 shen s2o0 HaHsa for aa cents Reap < Crawford Furn tare Go. if Sam 55fschaI ad fa@ils W H few d1vs. move ID &g- f57 zt Sixth 4enne.
 G. e E9rpaa5He of 53e ez9lz eH8al ae#aFfa of ebe &ou Mountain MS n 5ha cffF 9estoraaF, aff Carpenter is z peciaiEE interested Ina pot 10 aaon a1 b5s 5eefiaa and will ist ia mack ng be 55I 2fTS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06

-WANTFD-A No i dry goods Man. experienced jn bandline fancy lrv goods None but m eznerie3c+d man with hest of references neod apply ADnlY to the Grand Leader
 Pine Ruff Ark. a-22-sf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
OTTfEf

On account of increased business Gae Graphic has been forced 10 pill in two phones. so will ask the publ e to hereafter call the deBartmens want cd. Editorial department SC. #reuz 15ti5n. advertising or ioB work depart taant 1 l. if.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06

Mrs. O B. Palmer. Little Rock, ArE=. says, my little hoy bad E ayofa cough " in she measles which was so severn ho eonld not sleep at night 0e bottle a2 Foley's s Honey and Tar Compound cured aim
 nd he has never been Fofheraa iuee. W. F. De~ooar X Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
# % x @ @ a% # fl % s% # < + %s < LOCAL AND OTHERWISE # < 4 A
 4 1 &.@ AAsA 4 sA% X

-s200 worth for 90 cents and special prices on all rugs Monday, April at Reap & Crawford Furni- ture Go. tf. For 10 days we will give 20 per cent d scount on cut glass and fancy china. B. L. Owen. 3-31 # j Opportunity $200 worth for 20 gents Monday, April 8 at Reap k Crawford Furniture Co. If. Phone S65 if you have any second hand furniture you want to sell or call I07 East Third fl z HERRICK HETEROGENEOUS
 $1500 up.
 uLEvFLAND MATTHEWS HARD : WARE co.
 "A fine baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K M. Simpson. No. TIA West Third avenue The little abstractor is to be known to bis friends as K M Simpson, Jr. I "A SPRING TONIC schlitz Book Beer on draught at T. E. Buck Co.,. The Heidelberg, Cromwell Harper Co., C. A. Green & Co. 4-2 3t Y CHI-NAMFI
 makes everything new CLEVELAND D-MATTHFWS HARD
 WARE co.
 : Dave McKim, a white man, was arrested yesterday afternon on a charge of peddling without license He will be tried in police court this morning.
 -all the standard Reach goods, get the best, when they cost no more.- Fox Bros. Hardware Go. Retail De- partment. 3-2O tf 1 pr. l. L. Cheatham, office POS 12 West Barraque, up stairs, 3rd door from Commercial Ptg. Co. Office phone 159S, Residence phone 742. { GALVANIZED ROOFING
 all lengths
 CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARD
 WARE co.
 pr J. W. Parke, dentist, has re- opened his office in the Dr. Miller building, 211 f-2 State St, and will be glad to serve the public. 4-5 Ct Marion, the litle son of MT, and Mrs C. B. Henry, died yesterday morning after a short illness of con- gestion. The body was shipped to Beebee, the old home of the child s parents, where the funeral will take place today.
 Our s15.5o Art Squares are all gone but our Bucks Gas Ranges are still going at $15 5o-Reap x Craw ford Furn. Go. e Alex Barrow, who has been de- putty clerk for a number of years has resigned that position. J. E. Lytle has been appointed to succeed him. MT. Barrow is an expert clerk and has rendered valuable services as a deputy. He has not announced his plans for the future
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
Carter

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-06
FOR RENT

9o5 Pennsylvania st. rooms. city water inc. ..#.#=...-...=.#...-.- $15.oo f7o0 W Fifth, s rooms, city water inc ...........-=....... S2500 1923 Olive st. rooms. city water Inc. ..............-.. ..=.@.-.-... 9206t f04 Virginia St., rooms, city water inc. .............-...... $9.50 14o4 West Ninth Ave. ! rooms. city water inc. ..,-..,.....,=,-.=.,,.. Sf5.50 HOG w. Ninth Ave, I rooms, city wat CT inc. .................-..-... $20.00 1903 Mulberry street, rooms, city water inc. ..-.............. $1000 719 Plum Street. 4 rooms. city wat CT inc. .....#....... ........... $1ooo foo9 Maple Street rooms. city vat CT inc. .....#.#..........#..... $f2.5o 6f2 Hickory St. 3 rooms. city vat CT inc ......=...=......... =.#...... $fe9 TOT Texas St. 1 rooms. city water bath, electricity .....=.=....... sf50o 1906 W 18th Ave, rooms, city wal CT .,.=.=.-.-... ...z..=.#.#-.. B9.ao BOA E. f2th ave 1 roomst. city Hat- CT ..............#.=.=. ,....=.=.=.... Siz.30 2Oo9 w 9th, avenne. rooms, city water ........=.-...... ......,....=.=... @9.ee 1007 Plum Street. rooms. city wat CT z......s..=..... ai'e5t'' to11 Plum Street. ! rooms city val
 all =g
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
UNIVERSITY HAS
 ENHANCEMENT.
College of Agriculture and Experiment Station Now
 Under One Head

TUCSON, Oct 30.-At a meeting of the board of regents of the University of Arizona the college Of agriculture and the experiment. station were con solidated into one yesterday morning n. H. Forbes. head of the experiment station, will take charge of the agri- cultural college. and the funds, which has been appropriated separately here- tofore, will go in as one in the run ming of both.
 The faculty of the agricultural col iege will be chosen from the men Of the experiment station. In that case, the college will have eTght or nine professors, where it has only two at the present time. The experiment station men to take charge of work in the agricultural college will be chosen by Professor Forbes.
 It is thought that this will raise the standard of the agricultural college considerably. The funds for the run ming of both will be pooled and in this
 way better apparatus and better work can be gained in the two departments The agricultural students will gain a great many advantages that they have
 not had in the past.
 The experiment station has done considerable work on the outside in
 the different sections of the state. The men know many people and in this way more students will be gained. The different men are thoroughly coT- versant with the several sections oi 1 the state and will be able to give the students authoritative information as ! to farming in any Of these districts i The plan is thought to be most l excellent one.
 Another thing of importance that i tTanspired during the meeting was
 that authority was given Mir, Stewart | the new business manager of the uni 1 yersity to connect the water mains ot ! the city and the campus. This is fol ] fire protection alone. Tn case of any l emergency the city mains will be used ! The university has a water system
 of its own that suffices for ordinss, A circumstances.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
LOWELL YOUNG MAN
 BECOMES BENEDICT
Cashier of Brophy Carriage Go. United in Marriage to
 Miss Blanche Tate

Two wellknown young persons, J. J. DUgal. cashier of the Brophy Car riage company at Lowell. and Miss Blanche Tate. were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock at the Catholic church by Rev. Father Van Goethem.
 Mir. Dugal met his bride at Douglas yesterday morning. Miss Tate than be ing on her way home here from Den veT where she has been visiting Tela- tihS, and they at once decided to be SFsried at Douglas aud they went to th&Cathoiic priest there, but he adyis- ed them 10 wait for few more hours and have the marriage performed by his friend and colleague. Father Van Goethem 0f Bisbee.
 The advice of the priest prevailed and they were married here at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The couple were attended by F.. L. Crock, CT and Mrs Gus Bauer Mr. and Mrs Dugal will reside on Bauer Hill, John, son Addition where the groom has fitted up a home.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
K|bBEY
 WILL SPEAK HERE
Ex-Governor Coming to Es- pouse Cause of Bull
 Moose Candidate

Ex-Governor Joseph H. Kibbey will arrive in the city this afternoon from the west to fill a speaking engsge- ment here. He will speak this even ing at T:3O o'clock on the Costello lot, on Main street The former govern or of the territory is well known throughout the state and has many friends here. He was one of the first prominent men in the state to join the progressive party.
 Progressiyes here have about given up their hope that Governor Hiram Johnson, their candidate for ice-pres- ident. will be able 10 speak here be- fore the close of the campaign. The vice presidential candidate took up Roosevelt's itinerary in the New Eng land states when the colonel was shot at Milwaukee and is at present stump ing the state of Maine so it is prac- tically impossible for him to fill his recently announced Arizona speaking engagements
 The first issue Of Golfers as an out-and-Out proponent Of the proges- sive party vas received in the city yesterday and the news of the Hop was joyOusly received in the prOgres, sive camp. #~-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31

14-inch guns. Some of the older battle ships, of the class of the Oregon, Illi- nois and Alabama, have I3-inch guns, but all the rest of the American battle ships are fitted with the 12-inch guns. The biggest guns now afloat in the British navy are 13.5 inch rifles carried by the latest battleships.
 The New York will be protected
 with armor in plenty; not only over
 her yitals but even the ordinarily eX-
 posed ends of the ship. The main
 armor belt will be about eight feet
 wide. with an average thickness of
 twelve inches. Each turret will be
 clothed in armor of more than a soot
 in thickness and will be supplied with
 ammunition by electrical hoists from
 the magazines and shellrooms belos. The number and size of the guns in the secondary battery are about dou- ble those on the battleships of a de- cade ago. It is these guns that must l be relied upon for very quick work in meeting the attacks of the torpedo boats and fast cruisers. Close sub | division and strong bulkheads will ! form additional protection against mine and torpedo explosions ..
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
DRElORAUGHT Is
 RUN INTO OCEAN
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the protuberance forward, such as distinguishes the bow of the New York, gives the ship less resistance in the water.
 Another notable feature which dis tinguishes the New York from the present dreadnoughts is the size of the turret guns. Ten 14-inch guns are to be mounted instead of the former 12-inch guns, giving a considerable ad- vantage in fighting quality over the older battleships The New York will also be fitted with four submerged torpedo tubes and will carry a second, ary battery of twenty-one 5-inch rapid fire guns and ten small guns for boat service and saluting purposes.
 The New York and the Texas will be the first ships in the world to carry
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
BECKER AT SING SING.

OSSINING. Oct. 3O.-Former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker is in the death house" at Sing Sing prison tonight under sentence in the electric chair during the week Of December 2, convicted Of the mGTder of Gambler Herman RosenthaL He was brought here from New York today immediate ly after sentence was pronounced upon him by Justice Golf. the court room where he was found guilty six days ago, Becker's execution will be stayed however, by the filing of an interim notice of appeal from the verdict. r.-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
[. P.8S. N. ROAD
 REACHESTUCsON
Last Mile of Rails Is Laid into Pima County Seat and First Train Runs
 into the City a
CITIZENS JUBILATE
Special to The Reviewi

TUCSON. Oct. 30:-Al Tucson turned out today to witness the last spike driven in the track laying of the last mile Of road of the Fl Paso and Southwestern connection from Fl Paso. Texas, to Tucson. at the lat ter end. This connects the seat Of Pima county with the east by another of the greatest railroad systems m the country. The last spike was dry en just before 6 o'clock tonight The spectators present at the time saw the first train come into the city of tEe southwestern rails. TucsORf will be weeks before getting over their jubilation at this epoch in her hIs- tory.
 Train in this EVening.2
 The train which came into TIfcson over the Southwestern after the lgss rail had been laid was not aIf exCtfr- sion train carrying people from other cities; it was a work train the hni that has been carrying the mer and the materials for the track laying.
 It was not expected that the track would be laid into Tucson today bat the construction gang and the uraea- inc have been working fast and this morning there was but one mile Oi track to put down,
 The big traCk-lsying machine and the work train were but three miles from the city this morning Two miles of track had been laid from Congress street ont to meet the in coming track layers This left a gap of just one mile to build today and the big machine had Eo trouble in doing that amount of work. IL was expected the machine would reach this end Of the gap between tho two tracks by o'clock this afternoon but it was o'clock before 1t put down the last rail s.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
BisHoP-wtfTEHEkD

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. 30.-A flood of congratulations were received at the home of Bishop Cortlandt
 Whitehead in Shady Side today. on the occasion of the Bishops roth birthday anniversary. Bishop White head was born in New York City and received his education at Yale Col lege and the Philadelphia Divinity School He has been at the head of the Pittsburgh diocese of the Protest ant Episcopal Church for thirty years.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-31
HOPES STATE WILL REST.

SALEM, Oct. 30.-The common wealth announced today in the trial of EtJOT, Giyannitti and Caruso, charged with the responsibility for the murder of Anna Lopizzo at Law renee. Mass. that hopes Of a rest in the case will come tomorrow The defense expects 10 require about ten days 10 combat the testimony sub mittcd.