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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
MRS. W0OLSEY ANGRY
OYER SLIGHT TO SEX
REFUSES TO SAIL WITH AMERl
CAN COMMISSION FOR EUROPE
New York Delegate Says Commission
Shows Narrow Mindedness.

NEW YORK. y. Y, April 81
When more than 100 members OF the
American commission sailed for Eu-
rope Saturday on the Saxonia Of the
Cunard line TO study agricultural con
ditions abroad one woman delegate
stayed behind because she felt that
her sex had been ignored in the pro-
gram arranged for the European meet
ings.
Mrs. Kate Trimblc Woolsoy. who
was appointed by Governor Sulzer. is
the woman. and she Is incensed over
what she calls the narrow minded
ness OF the commission.
When | found ont that women had
been ignored AZ tn" meetings in Rome
and AZ the places in Europe where the
commission will have conferences and
no wOmau's name is on the program
for a speech. and 10 has been prear-
ranged thar no woman should have
the privilege OF making an address. I
felt II my duty 10 my sex Z withdraw
from such d narrow minded ~orCantZa-
ton she said.
Governor Sulzer has conferred up-
on mo th" honor 81 going a. a d"la-
gate from this country. but IN behalf
Of ny s-N 7 wouldn't give my cour-
t-nancc Go any asscmblage 81 men
who are ignorant - the progress that
Woman is making IN affairs ~ STA"
and tho world.
= realize what "a great future vo-
man has a. % t'..r o. 'hr soil. aUd I
had hoped - brink out This fact ~,
the different meetings in Europe tn ;he
next ten weeks RG; as woman Will be
allowed no voice. shan not waste my
time or Efforts ou ~.
My decision Not 10 so is nor oniv o.
courtesy 7 owe t. tive governor - th"
state. hG' " g. a hcEt 7 shall max"
here and now IN r'hal, - woman
kind"
Mrs. Wo"'-cv IS 80 tte Hotel Ne
Alp'n. wher. 'h" American commits
sion met yesterday for organization.
She has studied agriculture f5- ID
number % YEATS ari l'' r.rs WON .
can o." pior'ors il the movement.
she was tho only delegate frow
Nm ri~a fp 20. l~u',rrntiJtai LIBERAL
Congress held 80 Belgium Last autumn
and delivered 100 address which che
oall'u the Sew Lords Ira,.r"
Thrc- OF 'h. DELEGATES appointed hv
Governor Sllzer N.r attend rho CON-
missions 'nsetiE '- In Europe. RoN-l'
Van DprtIaud'. ono Of them. sailed
ts-t,rdi'. F-.J-r..E A'I.u viii -tl
This week. 1rI Edward Har' vrf -.I
on 'r- pl.mg.. .r STA, % vincent
Asf0r Wa One ~ Governor SI'zrr g
app"in's's tIt declined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
SENIOR CLASSMEN
Who viii Participate in Class Day
Exercises at Wash-Jen An
nounced.

special IlspatcH to the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa. April Am.
nouncement has been made OF the
men OF the senior class AZ Washing.
ton and jefferson college TO take part
In the class day exercises OF com
mencement week In June. The per.
formers arc "a follows. Orator. Robert
\. Adams. Indianapolis: historian.
Clarence W. ITaymaker. Williamsburg;
knocker. David W. McGeorge. Jr.
Washington: spoon orator. William r.
Fierce. Indiana: artist. Harry ".
Thompson. Washington: donor. y X.
Anderson. Pittsburgh. prophet. A. W.
Huggan. Coal Glenn. poet. Clark -
McKeovn. Claysville: last will and
testament. Edwin = Linton. Washing
ton. optimist. William =. Campbell
Ford CITY. s%alver. John ! Sherrard
Steubenvilie Ohio. master Of cere
monies. George VI Hamilton. Pitts
burgh. The sophomore class has So
lected ? u. Hare. Of Wheeling. W.
Va. editor. and 7. =. Junk. 81 Union
town. business manager ~ next years
Pandora. the college annual puf out
by the Junior class. The hoard of
editors Is 70 be announced shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
SCION OF PEERS LIVED
LIFE OF A YAGABOND
Edward Worthy-montasu Had LONG
Series Of Extraordinary
Adventures.

LONDON. April 27.-The coming OF
age today OF Lord Wharncllffe's elder
son Niscount Carlton. whose courtesy
title commentaries the ownership By
his forebears OF Carlton House. where
the Prince Regent held his orgies. re-
calls a notorious member OF the
Wortley-Montagu family. details of
whose career are %discreetly omitted
by the personages which merely state
that he was IA member for Bossineg.
Cornwall. This was Edward. son OF
the gifted but eccentric Lady Mary
Wortley-Montagu. who introduced in
oculatiOn for smallpox into England.
and brother of the great heiress who
married Lord Butte.
Edward MoTtley-Moutagu began his
career BY running away from school at
Westminster. being found a year later
selling fish AT Blackwell for q mer-
chant TO whom he had a~pprenticed
himself. He was taken home. but
again giving his family the slip.
shipped on a vessel for Oporto. There
he disappeared again, and after spend
ing two or three years in Portugal
Nds DIT last anu ldhtu
home.
But young Edward was imbued with
the true vagabond spirit. and next
. as q sailor on a vessel going 10
the Mediterranean. TO be brought
home a third time. Then he was sent
To the West Indies with a tutor: but
the heir 10 the splendid Yorkshire
property OF Wortley and the magnifi-
cent Wharnclife Chase was incor-
rigible.
He saw life in Paris and after a
stay az Turin. where he seemed TO
have somewhat redeemed his charac-
ter. he set out for the east and be-
came an Asiajic in dress as well as
in manners. After extraordinary ad
ventures which read like fiction ne
ended a misspent rareer at Padua.
where. while dining with Romnev.
the artist. n partridge bone stuck IN
his throat.
He died protesting the Mohamme-
dan faith. and though the fact is not
recorded In the peeraccs he left a
son.. Edward Wortley Montagu. and
a daughter. Mary. IFS mother be-
queathed him q solitary guiena win
"A sarcastic observation. but he had
his revenge when he made his own
will In f. he gave 20 Lord /. moth
ing. because ! know he will bestow
~ on the poor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
STRIKE BREAKERS
ARE SCARED OUT
Demonstration bV Mob Causes Them
70 Summon Police Escort, and
They Leave.

ASHEVILLE. y. G.. April 27.-Ap.
parently frightened by the hostile
demonstrations Of a mob OF 1000 peo-
pie which gathered before the hotel
In which they We're lodged. "a score Of
strike breakers. brought here this
morning by the Ashcyilie Power and
Light company. 20 take the places OF
striking street car employees. this al.
ternoon summoned a police escort TO
''r railway station and left town
Fearing violence. Mayor Rankin. after
throwing a strong guard about The no
tel. appeared and requested the strike
breakers h. allowed 20 depart unmo-
Tested Two mon were placed under
arrest. charged with attempting TO M.
cite riot
The strikers who went out yester-
day demanding an increase IN wages
were orderly throughout 'he DAY. 40
ears were IN operation today and To-.
night the power and light company an.
nounced no attempt would be made
10 resume service tomorrow Efforts
to have the differences Of the en-.
ployes and the company submitted %
arbitration have thus far failed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28

iHi.ra.1 and tisHf.. frH.r.l I
pro-. DDS r..'''f Marcia STRAINS aged
''f-. poisoned i- iu 3D. mus
,.ndi'I.u Da1ir. s'r.ur 4y.J ,,.
t.ars -hYf lr OBJ. head. vuf recover
r0e -t..U of tha ,if..nrlr..d v,.rf
'ilai'hi.' restored Sire Sfrars tu H-.
.ns.- fi .t. immediate. ..t ,I. p
'if .'r.fs ar ,fn'ti. f, 't" ,hU
if't ant .irII.E 100 f.... H. .I
rhi n''r' ia'.r Iar' 3D. Stftrs fl.
DO f.'.rr' n'w. Iir bad 'i
- |sr.r# removed ft i Ir-Iif.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
Austria GETS BUSY

LONDON. April 27.-According to a
report published in Berlin. an Aus
trian naval division has left Trieste
with 10000 troops. with the intention
or occupying Antivari. Dulcigno and
san Giovanni hi Medua and adyanc-
ing against Cettinje.
The Strassberger Post asserts that
the German emperor has received a
telegram saying the Austrians have
already entered Montenegro. This
probably is premature. but little doubt
Is now felt that Austria is determined
TO move alone unless the ambassa-
doriai conference at London on Mon
Gay resolves upon European action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
ITALIAN ACTRESS TO
FACE MURDER CHARGE
Accused Of Killing Young Naples
Physician After a Jealousy
Quarrel.

NAPLES, April "a murder ease
replete with psychological interest Is
now being tried in Naples. The ac-
cusec j. Yvonne ne VIlespreux. a
fascinating young actress. who is a
member OF a dramatic man.
aged by Dina CALI. She is charged
with tho murder % her lover. a Or.
Ettorc Turdo.
The story begins in November. 1901.
The GALL company was appearing ~
the Qu!rinal theater In Rome. After
the performance DR.. Turdo. who had
just gained high university honors In
medicine. vas introduced 10 Yvonnc
de NillespreuX by S%ignorina E.sterin-,
another IA actress OF the any
All SUppcd together with n party %
Young men belonging 10 the smart Sc;
of Rome. The young doctor paid such
HSsiGUous court To- YVonnc that he won
her affection that very night. ana the
following day she consented To- Iiv,
with him. paving Esterina 500 francs
Go sula,' her FOR the loss Of her friend.
About Christmas time the youne
doctor WAS called 70 Naples 10 attend
his brother Luigi. "A lawyer. and a vic.
lent morphia maniac. Parted from his
companion TurdO seems snon to have
forgotten her. for when the CALI com
pany came To Naples early in March.
1910. Yvonne found that ne had re.
placed her with a new woman friond
He yields. however. 20 her passionate
tntreaties. and again went to live with
her Nvonne's pay was only s. a dav
ana Turdo ncv"r contributed "A cent
toward her maintenance.
FROM this time on she performed
the most mental Offices for the NOR.
phia-maniac brother Of her lover and
with HI consent Of the doctors az.
tending him arranged for a continuous
stream OF pretty artist visitors 10 dis.
tract his mind. Suddenly the man'ac
conceived a strong dislike for her and
during one Of his drug fits accused her
OF aspiring 10 marry into their noble
family. \ violent struggle ensued in
winch D attacked him vigorously
ana was herself severely cut on Tho
hand by broken slass
TT" following evening March o. tho
other residents in the boarding house
where thr couple were STAYING Usra
startled by the noise % revolver shots.
and rushing in they found Turdo
bleeding 10 death The actress was
seated Cu the bed with = revolver in
her hand. which they tool from her
The only witness 90 the tragedy was
a httl" rifl. the daughter Of another
actress. who had entrusted the child
10 Nvonuo's care while sh, herself al.
tended % rehearsal
Turdo. before expiring in me hostf-
tai. made no secret ~ fhe fact thar
Their" had been % painful scene. du.
TO jea|'Iry. which his companion Cuf
short bv firing directly a. him Other
wise he spoke kindly ~ her. begling
that she should not be prosecuted.
The Nillc-preux Vomau's version IS
that she contemplated committing sui-
eide iu DESPAIR ~ fhn parting. be-
cauEc only a week previously sh. had
broken on a theatrical touring con
tract o. Turdos appeal and that the
weapon had been discharged acct
deutaily. the bullet striking the doctor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
Declines the Thron.

PARIS. April 1.-THE Duke of
M~ontpensier in a letter TO a member
OF his family announces that he has
formally resolved to decline the
throne OF Albania. because IL he ac-
cepted he would lose the two Miles he
Was proudest of-French citizen and
a French prince.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
Proelsims Himself kIno

CETTlNJE. April 27.-Essad Pasha.
the defender OF Scutari. who surren.
dered the town TO the Montenegrins
and was permitted to depart with his
troops, has proclaimed himself king OF
Albania at Alessio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
POLICE DID NOT
STOP THE GAME
g., the RAN Old bftsr FIRST Atte~p.
For Many Years.

rNLTtWOPE SD ArrI - Fo-
a. fret time n mans year. ~ rf4
a. play Oh cham .0U.f|p baseball
raf-' in fht vicinity tas made 'ri-
f0'-roon 10 wac fr. a'-f .fls Do.
q tvy iDP.poIr Df r. rf,I quo
gap % PLAY bofunal Pho Baltimore
and Buffalo clubs OF f.r international
iNasla af fUr nr1 lt 'r. rr.rd f
f.rE r.fr mo score . fYI
.Irrns park. 90 bort da'f eco from
f.r '.'r lino prsr. ffr f..u r.
+s been 'tr scene Df r. number OIL.
Ir'a. gaUrs between baltimore ..I
club. of D..nr leagues curing fHr .4.f
$50 s'asrr. Tho county police
agreed r.. .Y Interfere WITH fhr
game .lHr ss Uu .dmI.. .Yf ls.
woe charged ruf fFr baseball rrDrI
-aF that n.ro tfo p1' .r gov
'.a.ed a fin nr .DHf'.I bog I'll, sf f.-
H.rH i." r'r.f- pf... of .4m Yr
s.. charged
Ipdat. lnfe.rr. r.-4ar fl.fafs sIfI
ff.. rf"rF. trr. cold srI fIr 900. ..
r.I rof Intf.fsr. s .ltsa t-Dtf vas
present ffrugh Dr. rs|rrI ..farmIf'.rf.
J. from early morritg
Fa'ter WcUrnnau.r ,f Denver.
Dos started t CT. G s.iIa.L Ie
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HATEFUL DAY
tcontinusd from First Page,

oanian standing assures his success
and that he has an alliance with King
Nicholas. The dispatch adds that
Essad Is approaching Tirana with
Zo.UoO troips and hat david Pasha
VIII become his minister OF war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28

First Henedict Well. does this
weather suit vOu7
Second Ditto-Capital' Capital,
And y0u7
First Ditto believe my wife
has such a cold she can't speak
Second Ditto-SO has minc-Tit-
Bits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
WOMAN KILLS HER
CHILDREN AND SELF
Police Say Crime Mas Committed
During ~ o. Emotcnal Insanity.

PORTLAND orc. April 20 rn "a
u"of0ouf of vta' pIt-Ir.a'- -sy was
emotional insanity. Mr. Lillian Strong
aged 20. administered poison FOB tao OF
I'r children and h.rs,lf and 'hou -ho,
fh'm and herself The shooting which
occurred Saturday rlhf In fi. Strtrg
%re7if'ncr In fhr orf tIrf. uf Portland.
fId NOT become kuoNu fl f.r police
until today Mr. Sfrary nroi.bf, auu
Ila
II..r @trIrc .e.. ..t.r ..lr4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28

Matrimonial Agent What Kind .s
Boz husband Iu 500 want
H''fI .'n. Who f.,nt drink. SMOKE
-N'HI. wf. lrrgH m, .l..uia...
.fL fH..s m. f. 'h'a',rs ana reffal-
far-a every Ii.
NH'rimYu.. Aa.rf Nnr I.-f won.
h Hri What .rI want .. o. u,lI.
.t4ls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28

Kansas city boasts q .lapaneSc ba..
tam chicken with tail feathers nine
feet long
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-09
APPLY TO
 c. $. McNEW. Real Estate, Rentals, Fire and Tornado
 INSURANCE.
 MONEY TO LOAN. to6 Pine St. Phone 971
NOTICE

Sidewalk District No. 3, Olive to Poplar streets.
 The tax books for the collection of Special assessment upon the real property in Sidewalk District No. in the City of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay the.r assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 ! Is such payment $ not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment and for legal penalties and costs. :, Given under my hand this, 31st day of December, 1912.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office City Hall, g "a. m. to 12 m.
 1-1 I'm
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In other words he was accused of breaking faith with his pool associ- ates and of selling his holding in violation of his understanding with them. He denied this under cath, stating that he played square with the syndicate that he was em.5loyed 10 manage and that he had not un- loaded his own stock on the unsus- pecting insiders. Later Mr.Keene compromised the suits started again st him by the indignant brokers, who suffered by his alleged recalci'trancy by paying over sum of money said to have been $900,000
 In the last ten years, MT. Keene, according to reports in the financial district, has been secretly employed by almost every one of 'dhe great powers of the street-Morgan, Gates, the Standard O., and the Steel in terests-to engineer vast speculative movements. F'or this reason he was looked upon during these later years as a man of mystery. No one knew of his dealings. He was reported as winning huge sums at one time and of loosing vast fortunes at another
 It was perhaps as horseman that the financier was best known to the public at large. From 1905 to 1909 his colors each year headed the list of winning owners by awide margin, while his Cast1e&on stud, in addition to furnishing practically all Of his horses in training,.ssent many another famous race horse, to ahe races.
 It was in 1907 that the Keene stab e reached the zenith of it's success. Mr. Keene's total winnings during that year said to have reached the prince ly sum of $40O,SO6-a worlds record All of the other years, ran well into six figures with the solitary except ion of 1909 when, the purses had been greatly reduced because of tine ad- verse legislation in New York State Five times MT. Keene's colors were first in the futurity and five times did the Brooklyn handicap go to g Keene horse. Besides these notable victories his colors were victorious il most of the other racing fixtures i1 and about the tracks of New York.
 His famous racing stable was head ed by the great sysonby and Ihumber ed such other notable race horses a! Domino, Conroy, Hornipips, Delhi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-09
TO ANNOUNCE DATE
 FOR BIG CEREMONIAL,
Shriners Are Arranging For the Ded. icatiOn of Their New Temple
 Here.

w. l.. Toney, recorder of Sara7aa Temple, Shriners, yesterday address ed a letter to 1llustrious Potentate T. J. Collier, at Altheimer, request ing him to annuonce the exact date of the ceremon al session and dedi- cation of the new temple recently erected in this city. Judge Toney said the date would probably be be- tween January 20 and 30.
 Perhaps the largest number of snovices ever taken across the burn ing sands of the local shrine vii: take the degree at the coming ses- sion. Between .75 and 100 nobles, from all over the state, are expected to come to Pine Bluff for the occas- .on. Hot Springs Striners are plan ming to get special train to make the trip and candidates from Helena, Warren. Monticello, Lake Village Fordyce, Texarkana anu other places have sent in their applications
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-09
 COTTON
... ...s...........,
New York Cotton.

New York, Jan. s.-Cotton opened at an advance of S@11 points on higher Liverpool cables and reports that the South was offering less freely. The advance attracted renewed liquida- : ton. The market ruled steady during the middle of the morning, with prices about 6@S points net higher.
 January, 12.9Sc; February, 1260c; March, 12.61c; May, 12.62c; June, l2.57c; July, 12.57c; August, 12.43c; September, 11.S7c; October, 11.74c. Slight rallies seemed to find in- .. creased offerings from Wall street or scattered sources and the market weakened again later in the forenoon With prices selling off to about or slightly under yesterdays closing to- ward midday. There were further predictions of ultimate spot weakness On account of reports, that of slack mill demands. Middling uplands, l32Oc, nominal.
 < The market sold off to a net loss of rom to 6 points on the more active < positions during the early afternoon, eu' later steadied up slightly on cov- ering.
 Liverpool Cotton.
 
 ness, prices steady. American mid allng fair, 7.63d; good middling, esd; middling, 7O9d; low middling, o'sld; good ordinary, Gold; ordinary, o'Vld. Sales, 14,OO0 bales, including 2 { sSyoO bales American.
 Memphis Spot Cotton. <. }Asemnphls, Jan. S.-Cotton-Spot steady ana unchanged. Middling, 13 1-Sc.
 New York Spot Cotton.
 New York, Jan. S.-Cotton-Spot '0iosett quiet -Middling uplands, 13.10c 'hiadlllng gulf, 13.35c. | Sales, none.
 Daily Market Review.
 lby Miller & Cotter, Memphis)
 Memphis, Jan. S.-Early upturn fol- "Wlng 'Liverpoors strength brought {, ou' Tree selling. only buyers appear 1" pe shorts covering in advance of slnrlng report. Ideas center around { soNooV for period and waiting on spot ucllland with big spot houses not az sressive s7la'-. .-s1-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-09
El!9ACLES WILL INSTALL X. NEW OFICES TONIGHT

~ r
 sn,a,oecretary ', N c. Thomas, of Pine
 'pa Lodge No. 209, Fraternal Order | Eagles. sent out notices to the snloers yesterday informing them of M important meeting of the Aerie sl'' VIII be. held tonight at their hall = s. west Second avenue when the in-' a.iatlon of officers is to take place sAu other: important. business trans s.'su' Rerreshhents will be served s 'f the meeting. The cards, sent ~ yesterday, stated the meeting
 s4ia take place. on tho night of Jan " U, but this was mistake. They
 0uld have read January g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-09
L|ff STORY OF
 JAMES R. KfENf Famous for His Race Horses and Wild Stock
 Speculations. o IN E T l. M K EDITOR Refused Employment at 25 Because
 He Had Talent for
 Speculating.
ONE TIME EDITOR

!: <: :, j; j; ;; j: j; .: a: * <; :; $ < Born in London, England, in . * 'S3S, the son of merchant x Good education in Lincoln * shire private school. x Family emigrated to Calfor- x nia in 1852. His first employment was as < guard of animal Wets at Fort X Reading, Calf, at fourteen. : < Earned enough money in three * months to buy mining outfit and * became a prospector. Spent several years freighting, * mining, milling, and stock rais- * ing. < Edited newspaper in Cali x fornia two years. * Left California for Nevada, purchased mining property there and sold,it at a big profit.
 Returned to California lccal- * ing at San Francisco, refused * at twenty-five, offers of employ ,: ment, declaring he had talent * for speculation.
 Became member of San Fran * cisco Sock Exchange, and soon * aftcrward it's president.
 Made $6,0O0,O00 in buying and
 * selling "Bonanza" Comestock * Lode.
 * Saved bank of California from failure.
 * At thirty-nine 'health was im- * paired, Started for Europe to * rest reaching New York in 1877 x he found the stock market here demoraliZeda went into the * market instead of continuing on * to Europe and cleared $9,O0O,0O0 * Lost $1G,OOO,OOO in wheat deal *. in 1SS0-S1; regained fortune ill * other speculations.
 * Married in California. Sarah
 * Dangerfield, daughter of Col. * Leroy Dangerfield of Virginia.
 * Son Fcxihall and daughter Jessie
 * both married, the later divorc- i * inc her husband Talbot J. * Taylor
 * One of the best known turf * men in the world and owner of
 x many of the most famous race * horses.
 * Travelled extensively ill Euh-
 * rope and Asia. s s | .a .S .S, ', SA ,k q. le sSs ,2s =
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* rope and Asia. j. + ! < < | | < < + < + < ! ]

James Robert Keene, who died re- gently in New York was one time owner of the most famous string ot race horses in the United States and was the most spectacular speculator of the New York stock exchange. lie was born in London, England, m 1888. Here he attended the Lincoln shire private schools until he was fourteen years of age, when his parents migrated to California and settled in Shasta Co.,, in 1852.
 MT. Keene's first job came soon after the fam ly's settlement in the west. He was given position as the guard of. animal pets at Fort Read ing, @lCan. Young Keene saved his wages for asfew months and then he bought a miners outfit and prospect ed for gold, He met with indifferent success however and after engaging in stock raising and freighting for a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-09

Take the direct road" to health and strength by using Foley Kidney Pills for backache, rheumatism, weak, sore kidneys and bladder irregulari- ties. Each ingredient is, chosen for it's positive healing and curative qualities. Foley Rodney Pills are the best medicine yoH can buy for kidney and bladder troubles. Mrs. J. M. Finley, Lyons, Ga., says: "Is took Foley Kidney Pills and they entirely cured me" w. l.. Dewoody & Co,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-09

$ao WEEKLY FOR TAKING ORDERS for cut rate groceries. Outfit free.
 Sugar cents. Everything cut rate. Experience unnecessary. Standard Mercant le Co.,, East Ninth street., Cleveland, Ohio. 1t