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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
LOCAL LEADERS TO
 PLAY STAMPS LADS
Basketball Teams are We'll Matciied and Some Exciting Contests
 Are Anticipated.

Arrangems nts were completed yesterday afternoon for a series Of ketban games to be played be- tween the local Leader team and tle Stamps Y M C. A. Leaders. This game has been talked Of for some time but several hitches have occur" red in the arrangement of guarah- tees and agreements as TO weight which have so far kept these two fast teams of youngsters from getting lo- gether.
 Secretary Osborn. of the Stamps Association, and Physical Director Wilson. acting for the Leaders, met in Pine Bluff yesterday afternoon and finally came tog ther concerning de- tails of the series. Mir. Osborn made the rip to Pine Bluff especially f':' this purpose.
 The arrangements call for two gaines. the st to be played in Pine Bluff Friday night. Jan. 19; the sec ond February 2, at Stamps, and if the series is a tie the deciding game to be played on a neutral court. flat guarantee was arranged. Tae gross weight of srhe team is not to oe over 800 pounds with a I'll limit. In checking up it was found that Viii sons heaviest boy was III pounds. his lightest boy 92 lbs.,. his gross 4s>. Stamps was exactly the same,
 MT. Osborn, who played on the champion state team two years ago. is coaching the Stamps midgets. R . ports from Stamps are that the youngsters in that place are speedy especially one of their forwards which dope says will make baskets in spite of any guard. Mir. Wilson sta-- ! ed y sterday that his team is in bn5- i ter shape than ever, and while he realizes that he is mp against q strong combination his tiny Titani are ready for them. Long who has { been placed at left guards adds con siderable weight to the team and has been doing some fast defensive work.
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 Leo Nichr l, son of William NJ chol, was on the sick list yesterday.
 The "O-c= dar" all mop will eteai and polish your hardwood floors McGaughy Hdw. Co. F 2S J~
 BORN--A baty boy to Hr and Mrz. E. E. Eiland. of No. 720 West Thirf avenue. Tuesday, January [
 -Mose Bloom has taken position in the office of the Pine Bluff C5r- porat.on as bookkeeper and collector.
 All models Of Base Burners and Soft Coal stoves-alI sizes call and see then-Foz Bros. Hardware Co., Retail D parment. 12 28 If
 Pine Bluff Asrfe No. 2Q9, Frater- nal Order of Eagles, will meet tonisar 1n resalaf ses ion Il their hall oa West Second avenue
 Mrs. H. S0Imson was r.ous il last night ane her condition was such IS to prompt her relatives 70 telegraph for her TWO sons, Harry 5. solmson, of Oklahoma City, ana Nose so1mson of St. Louis They will ar- rive hete 10 Lay
 Our Gas Stoves are corstruct=a upon the latest scientific principals and give best heat for amounz Of ga consumed-Fox Bros. Hardware Co Retail Department 12 28 5f
 Paddy Kilcorn. who formerly lived fn Pine Bluff. died Sunday nighr . tse hospital at Beaumont, Texas. H. was member 9f the Eagles lodge, tend bar here for some t.ne and had many friends here His relatives live in Cleveland, Q.
 Buy a Bucks Natural Gas Rang and von will nave satisfaction and ! long lived stove Reap x Crawtozc Furn %. I
 Rufus Arnold member ot ta4 grand jury, vas taken sick yesterday and md to ha excused by Special fpage $ | Hunt, who is presiding ov the circuit court in the abserce of Judge \. B. Grace. J. A. Macon was added 70 the grand jury to fin the vacancy.
 We carry in stock full inc ol Poultry Supplies including Buckeye and Queen IHcuba5ors and Brooders; Tyeers Thermometers, Leg Bands, Owens Laying Tonic and Lice POW der. Charcoal Grit and Cyst T sheii, Sun Hinge Burners, etc, at rea5onable prices.-Cleyeland Matthews Hara- ware Co. q. Bessie Leonard, the Kid ia Rom ely aud Lamaths Motoring oni- tqae. are 5he TWO cast which will app ar at the 0rPhzo Thea CT today and for the rest of the week. Both acts are said to be good anI have been attracting big houses at ali te eaters on the circuit The moving pictures ehange evsry day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
HE HOWELL GROCERY COMPANY.

Bucks White EGameled ovens in Natural Gas Rsnges are non-rust- able. Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn. n %
 Don't forget We have the new pattern Winchester Automatic Shot Guns''-have you sen them? Stop in we are always pleased to show you.- Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Go. If
 For one dollar and twenty-five cents (s1.25l you can buy one (n square of one tD ply Tiger Roofing 36 feet long, 36 inches wide, complete with nails, caps and cement Will last 10 years-heavier in pronJr ton-Sold only by Cleveland Mat thews Hardware Go. f
 At the annual meeting of fhe stockholders of the Gillespie and Bre- thers Grocery Company yesterday all th former officers and directors were reelected as follows: V. 0. Alexander president; I. C. Chestnut, vice presi- dent: Robert Finley. secretary and treasurer; T. F. Gillespie and W. F Alexander.
 -Chas. Murphy. a white man. who was arrested several days ago on a charge of selling whiskey without a cense and robbery. was given hear ing before Magistrate Frazier yester- day and fined $50 and costs in the whiskey selling case. He is also be- ing held pending an investigation of the robbery charge Deputy District Attorney Parham represented the state
 A water pipe burst in a room over the jewe!ry store of R. H. Stearn, and Company on Main street, some time during Tuesday night and ye terday morning when the store was opened the interior of the building was literally flooded. None of the stock was damaged, as practicall, all of the valuables were in the vauil for the night. The water drained our of the building and the pipes repaired imm diately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
IO:30 \. NJ. 2:30 P. M. 7:sas P. '
 AU~ TON!
No. 22O MAIN STREET.

Consolidation Of several lines of Merchandise. to he sefd te the highest hidder. Consisting of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, China, Brie-a-Brae, Rugs, Furnftur, :, Nnsieal Instruments, etc. tll goods from Pine Bluff dealers.
 This sale will begin Jan. 9th al 2:30 D. m. and will continue there after every morning afternoon and night, until further notice.
 This, stock has been asss mbled from several dealers who are overstocked and want to Ieduee their line and raise ready cash.
 All goods will be sold without re- serve to the highest bidders and will be guaranteed as represented by the aucdioneer.
 Chairs will be provided for the lad ies who are especially invited to at tend the sales. Several articles w;.l be given away at each session absol- utely free.
 The class of goods to be sold in tho finest and highest grade of goods ev- er,offered in this city at auction. There will be nothing but bargains for yor
 T. A. Drummond, J. T. Anderson, Manager
 Auctioneer,
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[ + L d ' LOCAL AND OTHERWISE !.
 + +

BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Har- din. No 629 Georgia street. yesterday fine girl.
 TT. E. Buck, w2o has been quite sick at his home Il this city. is muea improved.
 Mrs. S. E. Riley, of No. 1316 state street, who has been very Il for some time, is in critical condition
 -Patroman Warren Williams $ again on his beat at the Union Station after being sick for several days.
 Look S. cur line of Gas Heaters they are the best-Fox Bros Hard ware oo.-Retai Department F 28 ct f--John R. Bloom, of lhe Pine Ci'y Electric Company, went to Little Rock yesterday to bid on a big electrical contract.
 ss-Complete assortment of Guns. Bicycles. Ammunition. HOWELL ARMS co. Dept of Old Lloyd Co. Co.
 Benny Greer, regro, pleaded guilty to charge of assault and bat tery yesterday and was fined $1 and costs by Magistrate W. D. Vance.
 Bucks. Great White" Enamel Lined Natural Gas Ranges are best be cause they can't rust Reap and Craw- ford Furn. Go.
 -It makes the hens lay green ground bone Ground daily on ou- electric grind T. Ask us about it.- Alexander Grocery Co.
 New shipment Wading Pants just .sceived Complete stock Brush 3hells-20, E anc / gauge -tiowell Arms Co dept Of old Lloyd Gro Co.
 Union Chapter. No 10. order of the Eastern Star, will hold it's regular meeting tonight at Masonic Hall, oa West Second avenue. The annual in sta1iation of officers will take place and all members are requ sted to be present
 
 chicken runs and get down to busl- ness if you want to raise early healthy chickens. We have everything yoa need-Clev land-Matthews Hardware Co. T
 You cannot K that lsaky aopse better or cheaper than 10 get your roofing from Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go. They carry all kinds of Galvanized and Painted iron as we'll as composition roofing in Ill grades r. At the annual meejing of the stockholders of the Pine Bluff Brick Company Tuesday night the following officers and directors were elected A. Brewster, president; Garlan'l Brewster, secretary and trea urer: W. H. Westbrook, ]. H Watkins and Ed gar Brewster T4is firm is one of the leading industries of the city and does an extensive business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
CLERKS
 ELECT OFFICERS ;

The Bank Clerks Investment Com oany held their annual nee ng last li gh- at the Bank of Pin Bluff All .ae officers and directors were re- elected as follows G=W. Pettigrea, president. Harry Hauf, vice presi- dent; V D Webb, seer tsry anu treasurer The above officers and the following are the directors: R. | Ezell. P F Crutcher, Charles Go@- don and \. I Can't, Jr The an nual reports Of officers show the af- fairs of 5h= company 10 be in. good condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
NEW POSTMASTERS
 FOR ARKANSAS

Washington. Jan. 1o.-The follow ing postmasters have ben appointed for Al kansas. towns:
 Haley, Desha county, $. C. Riley, vice, W. D. Hoiley. resigned
 Tip, Woodruff county, J. M. Scales, vice F. B. Winfrey, resigned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
SHOWS NIGHTLY

Admission, Matinee l9e Night 15e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
ALE KINDS OF REPAIRS.

Sewing Machines. Cash Registers, Typewriters, Clocks and Watches. All work guaranteed. q. Our prices are req sonable. Bicycles Sold, Rented and Repaired All Work called for and delivered.
 Variety Sales X Repair Co. 110 Chestnut St. Phone f63f
 JOE DURHAM, Mgr. 1 I If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
 FOR SALE,

Three lots. 72 1-2 by 140 feet. Six room house, with two porches. Cool we'll, barn and chicken house. In three blocks of car line, and in new sewer district A bargain if sold at once. Call on Chas.@ E. O'Neal, Twen- tv-second and Oak St., Pine Bluff.
 1 II In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
Phone 1775.
WANTED.

You to list your real estate with me for sale or rent. I deliver the goods Trv me and he convinced
 THOS. SMITH. Real Estate. Loans and Investments '0s 1-2 W 2nd. Phone 537 '2 'In,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
EOP PTNT

sss.sas-s.. 1t20 W. 5th ave. 2tth and Cherry St. 316 Linden street. tf0t ". 9th aye. 14e6 W. 9th ave. l204 ". 16lh ave. 986 Ohio street. S20 Cherry street 1903 Olive street. good house on sulphur 1<prfngs road PINCHBACK TAYLOR
 PHONE l032.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

Miss Ernestine Kennedy now has charge of the hairdressing parIor a room POT Citizens Bank Building and requests that her patrons call on her there. Phone No. 1926. Il s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
MRS. NELL TROTTER
 S12 West Fifth Avenue.

Will make you swell hat out of your old one. Makes afternoon and evening hats. She carries . swell line of buckram frames; makes fur hats, children and baby hats and bcnnets.
 Phone l775.
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 FOR XMAS DINNER + #, ss < < +s. E f.

Fancy Dressed Turkeys fTexas stoek1 Fancy Dressed Geese,
 Fancy Dressed Chickens.
 Fancy Celery.
 Granberries.
 Plum Puddinga.
 Oysters. Received this week a shipment O. the Famous Princess Frui. Cakes, that was formerly made in Little Rock by Hockbaum THE HOWELL GROCERY COMPANY.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
NOBLE'S FATHER SURE
THEY LOVED EACH 81
AND WE'RE NOT NRED

II. NJ. Noble, father Of young Noble.
cried to-day that Mrs. John Jay White.
mother Of Mrs. suydAIp.Nob,e. ri re-
sponsibls.
my sons wife loved him!" sobbed
The white-haired old man. He loved
her. 1t was no lohg.standing suicide
pact. I tell you these young people
we're driven to what they did by the
~neddling of Mrs. White.
Mrs. White wanted Mrs. Noble to 20
lack to her husband. She kept after her
l., 20 back. She bounded her. She was
With Mr.. Suy6am . great part OF the
time. and she kept telling Mrs. Noble
she had done . dreadful thing.
why, Fred and his wife were at my
house all Friday and saturday. I know
they loved eacn other. In spite Of a.
this talk about her being tired Of him.
She wasn't tired Of him. l know the
way they talked to each other before
me. They were making plans for the
summer. It's true my sons wife did
want to kill herself. She had tried to
do It twice before. nsr mother made her
90 unhappy"
Mr.. Mobiles eyes were red and swol-
N as ne mOfeu unbteouiiy brouuu Hbs
pace of business At No. %A Tompkins
avenue. Brooklyn. He has no one else
10 attend to his business.
God knows l am stricken" he said.
I went to the house yesterday. but
couldn't look At my sons body. Oh, !
| talked to him when this thing started.
[ tried to dlssuade him. but ! couldn't
do It. tried to make him see It was .
mistake. Yet, after all. they did love
each other. but her mother would not
let them alone.
II am going to have Fred buried at
| SayyiIe, L. I. Yes. there's another OF
lis family buried there-his mother. The
funeral will be from the undertaker's
We can't have It from the u with
all this notoriety." "
Estelle Noble, sister OF Fred. said to-
lday: Mrs. Noble. who was Mrs. Suy-
dim. attempted suicide when her nus
band began divorce proceedings last
fail. She drank carbol!c acid. and tor
a time her condition was very CRITICAL
hut she recovered and nothing wai
ever made known TO the public of her
wish to die.
..I'm sorry now that she didn't sue.
coed then. God forgive me for sayinG
mai, but IL she had died Fred woudn''
70 with her now.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
HOW DOUBLE SUICIDE
WAS PLANNED. MOTHER
FINDS THE BODIES.

Noble and his wife left ,he.r rooms at
I O'Clock saturday afternoon. 1t would
seem that they were then vaclllat!ng be-
tHocn a parting or the carrying out OF a
suicide pact. Mrs Noble had sent word
10 her moi'er that shc would he a guest
at her home Saturday night. Before
leaving she called a district messenger
hoy and lrtruslel to his care two OF
her three valuable pet pomeranian dogs.
DlNle ana We'uns, 10 ne delivered 70
her mothers home.
Mrs. Noble gnvc the two dogs 20 hei
mother chauffeur, she was lH and on,
or her mothers apartment al after
noon, She Wa last seen leaving about
5 O'Clock. IL was said at the Lexington
apartment house that Noble nevey en-
tered The place. but when his wifi,
called to see her mother he woull re
The evening world., 1912-02-05

Charles II. Macauley. the artist who
has been commissioned BY the directors
Of the Panama Exposition TO draw the
Exposition's oficial poster, has chosen
Miss Annette Kellermann a. his model
for 1.-THE Spirit OF the West." The
choice OF Miss Keiiermann he's been
ratified Ny the ofncials. and Mr..
Macanley will begin work this week.
The poster will BE- In hvs colors. ana II
Is expected II Will require q month "a
draw It. The Messrs. shubert. under
whose management Miss keilermann 10
have given their consent 10 her posing,
and she will receive no, remuneration
FOR II. Miss Kellermann Is an Australian
BY birth. but her mother v Q Californian
The evening world., 1912-02-05
TRAIN STICKS IN SNOW.
Passengers Nnrooned Near Ithaca
Sprut NIGHT ON Cars.

ITHACA, =. " Feb. a,-Sllch I'M 4
now bank o.Bht to ten feet deep. causcd
by the h~ilzfard OF yesterday. thirty peg.
sons spent last nigh, on a Train on Ia,
New York. Auburn ana Lansing roa.
between this city u Auburn. III,
train LEAVING Auburn a. 7 O'Clock has
evening became stalled N u drift neal
Mapleton,
A relief train was ser; out ana farce
tho same fate. Farmers served COTE,
and lunches 10 the passengers and man,
went TO the houses OF farmers Tor IN,
night. Another relief train cleared tn,
tracks this moruinS.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
Drops Dead d. srosksy, sab way.

Policeman Rupert Of the Brooklyn
Health Squad was on his way to Man
haitian In the subway this afternoon.
Just before the train reached the
Borough Hat station q man about sixty
Ave years old sitting across from him
iurci'ed and fen to the floor. Rupert
carried the man to the platform when
the train stopped y summoned an
ambulance from Brooklyn Hospital. The
man. was dead when the ambulance ar.
rived. The body was taken 20 the Adams
street police station. Receipts In the
mans pockets bore the name Of. c. 3.
Bouton. No. u south oxford. street.
The evening world., 1912-02-05

Justice John w. Con. who was strick.
en- with pieurisy hve weeks ago and
was confined in Q hospital. returned to
active work to-day. taking HE sea- In
Trial Term Part H.. whore he vas as
signed. The aged 1urist seened IN ex-
cellent health. He disposed Of. - long
calendar quickly and set about the tria.
OF q case early in the day. Justice 0oT
was halted many times on his way TO
the bench from his chambers by law.
yers and friends who congratulated him
on his recovery.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
stin Blase In jersey Town.

FLEMINGTON, \. J., FEB, View
Hope. on the opposite side OF the Della
ware River from Lamber,ville. had a
SO, 900 blaze early this morning. Tho fire
started In the restaurant building occu-
Piled by william Major. which was de.
stroyed with It's contents, The large
brick hotel belonging to Paul Albright
and J. Conrad Felis's grocery store were
badly damaged. Three ire companies
responded from Lambertvilie and az
sisted the New Hope Fire Department
in checking the blaze, The hreinen' SUI.
fered severely from the zero weatheo
The evening world., 1912-02-05

. trip to Brooklyn on an errand for
her. and when he was gone h SAID:
~ ent Billy away because I wanted
to talk to you. I don't know how I an
going to be able to 90 on living this
way: the monotony 10 getting intoier-
able. don't want to marry Bully.
realise that We cannot b happy.
HE 10 a dear fellows charming.
smiling boy. and I don't mean that I
am not very fond Of him. because I
am. And that 10 Just what I Am com.
ing to. He said n I don't marry him
he will kill himself. Do you think u
refused he wouldr o..
The evening world., 1912-02-05
NEW YORK WOMAN
FALLSFR0M TRAIN:
HOURS IN TUNNEL
Mrs. Frances Fraser Survives
Perils and Is Found at Dan
gerous Spot in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 6.-Aftsr having
lain for four hours in the P~ennsyivania
avenue tunnel OF the Pennsyivania
Railroad here. Mrs. Frances Fraser. fifty
years old. Of New York. was found
early this morning. and taken to . hos
pitai suffering from slight abraaonaI
Mrs. Fraser said she was on the way
from New York to Washington on the
train that passed through here shortly
after 8 o'clock last night. She said she
was attempting to pass from M or
to another. and as she stopped across
the train gave a sudden lurch, she lost
her hold on the side rail OF the car and
Fell to the ground close 70 the track.
Mrs. Fraser said she at hrst lost con.
sciousness. but soon anne to-. Several
trains passed through and she pressed
her body close to the wall TO escape
the wheels. Tho fact that she was
lying close 70 the entrance TO the tunnel
probably accounts for her having re-
tained consciousness. She was nSt
missed from the train until II arrival
In Washington. when the Baltimore 20.
lice department vas notified. -
Mrs. Fraser will be able to leave the
hospital 70 day.
Mrs. Fraser Is O widow. living at No.
@5 West End avenue. She conducts
a fashionable millinery establishment at
30. % East Forty-ffth street. She was
making q business trip. TO Washington
at the time Of the accident.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
Victim Of sIeepise Powder.

The Coroner's once has ordered an
investigation Of the death Of Mrs. Nellie
Davis. wife Of Arthur Davis. . door
keeper at Keith & Proctor's Twenty
shir1 Street Theatre. MIRA Dav VI died
q Bslievus Hospital. who're che had
been since Feb. j. suffering. apparently
from poisoning. Her husband believes
che took an overdose Of sleeping powder
inintentionallY.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
sEPENTED As she FoREsAW
COMING MISERY.

There comes to all OF us sometimes
tho knowledge that the law and religion
are right" said Mrs. Su'siam one eve
ming after she and Noble had been
found In nm apartment at No. " Yves
Twelfth street. II was one OF the flashes
OF the eternal v~erities hat came to hr,
now and then. what they say We
shall not do we cannot do without SUI
fcring.' she went IN. Il have learned
that. Also the wages of sin is death
It's worse than d,ath-lt's a hell OF
earth"
Behind the doubie suicide 10 the pa
,hetic fact that Mrs. Suydam had tire J
o. her boy m wanted her husband. Mr..
cree was made final. She hail already
tired of Noble. She called Mr.. Suydani
90 ths telephone that night II talked
nysterlcally. Two days iDtcs she was
married to Noble IN Jersey CITY W Id.
ward A. hanson IT,. a Justice " th,
pSace. 1t wal all half-hearted.
Noble had lost his position with II
vacuum cleane company AM nd trief
selling a patent extensi,l telephone arm.
Sac had $l2i q week hat her father had
settled on her in NOS when h mn rricu
Srydam. SoAs had nothing.
He Was WILLING TO LIVE en-
HER MONEY.
Scheme after scheme to make none,
ell through. Some of them wers Wis.
ionary, some failed because Noble took
only q half-hearted interest In them.
More than once they quarrelled be
cause Noble was not working, She be-
gan 10 ch!de him for being willing to live
on her money. She lost confidence In
HIM.
Mrs, White believed her daughter &c
be intensely unhappy In her life with
Noble. She knew Of her appeal to suy,
dam. Just before the divorce decree be,
came anal. TO take her back and for.
give her. On Friday Mrs. Noble ant
Suydam lunchcd together at Mrs
White's home, lie was KIND and gent,
with her. but made no sign Of any de
sire other than to be formally polite. 1
was then that he took the unpaid bill
from her and told her 10 draw on hin
for money, lie had paid much of tn,
expenses Of her Me with Noble afte
the elopemeat and had been no less in
sistont than her parents that she mus
marry the man who had broken up he
home. All these things madc Airs. Nobli
Increasingly miserable.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
Canadlan Hiatorian Dead.

QUEBEC. Que, Feb. G-Sir James
MacPhsrgon Lemoipe died here to-day
at hA residence. Spencer Grange He
wac born In 1895 In Quebec and was
knighted In 1897 for his literary work.
He was the author of several books
dealing with Canadian history and
o~rnithology.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
rordh.m CoIiewiaus to Dine,

Fordham Law School will hold It's
annual dinner tomorrow night at the
Hotel Manhattan. Nearly three hundred
students win be present Among the
SPEAKERS will be Lieut. Gov. Conway.
justices Mccall and Tompkins, George
Gordon Battle and Morgan J. O'Brien.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
"eer TOGETHER" DEMOCRATS
Bro0klyn's First District to Form
Unattached OrsanisaNon.

A call has been issued to the Demo-
Gats Of the First Assembly District In
Brooklyn to meet at Court and Joraie-
mon streets tonight at 9 o'clock to form
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
There will be an effort to form a club
which will be a clearing house for NIL
shades Of democratic opinion. without
any declaration of the club as a whole
In favor OF any particular district or
Dor leader.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
Banker James n. Forsaa sicl

CHICAGO. Feb. h.-James B. Forgan.
President OF the First National Bank. 10
confined to his home here with . were
cold. He has beon III since his return
from Minneapolis In January. Although
lends were Inclined to express some
'rrehension. It was said by members Of
: family to-day that hds condition was
1T alarming.
The evening world., 1912-02-05
MAKER OF BOMB KNEW ALI
ABOUT MOTOR ENGINES.

"a dictated letters 10 him a few
tit les" said Miller. HE was only an
acquaintance In q business way. ! did
not take lunch with him Saturday after
noon or any other time. From what !
know aboat Dickinson he could not have
made the machine that killed Mrs.
Taylor. The police have shown me
what 10 left VI II. The man VINO made
that machine was Q skilled techsuic