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The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
NEED new LINK
in MURDER CASE
Mackey and Evans Seek Ad-
ditional Evidence In Vir-
giinia Mystery.
AIDED BY MISS MORTON
Girl Seeks to Identify Michael Volidi
and Spiro de Bono for Double
Staying.
AIDED BY MISS MORTON

Crandal Mackey, Commemorative
attorney for Alexandria County, Va.
and Detective Charles Evans, of Local
police headquarters, are expected Ia
return this morning from New York
with additional links for the strong
chain of evidence tending to fix upon
Michael Volidi and Spiro de Bono, the
charge of murder in the Clark Station
mystery case.
Mackey and Evans went to New
! York Tuesday night ostensibly to ar
range for eXtradition of the prison
ers to Virginia. 1t was learned last
night that their principal object was
to seek additional evidence establish
ing more clearly the alleged guilt of
the Turk and Greek.
1t is understood that Mackey and
Evans were accompanied by Miss Alice
Morton, friend of Mrs. Matte A.
Hughes, better known as Frankie
Harris" at whose house the double
murder was committed on January 10.
Miss Morton was in New York last
week with Mackey and Evans when
they were seeking the suspects. 1t
was said last night she gade a second
trip to identify the prisoners as men
she had seen at the home of Mrs.
Hughes.
Examine Prisoners.
Mackey and Evans yesterday inter
viewed the prisoners, but whether
they got any admissions has not been
learned. Mrs. Hughes and Miss Nor
ton furnished the detectives with
much evidence.
Extradition of the prisoners will be
accomplished as quickly as possible
Gov. Stuart of Virginia yesterday re-
ceived Mr. MaCkey's request for requi
sition papers and Immediately made
them out The papers will be for
wardedH to Albany. n. Y. today. 1t is
expected the governor of New York
will surrender the prisoners.
Sheriff A. H. Barbour. of Alexandria
County, said last night that he and
Mr.. Mackey will leave for New York
as soon as word is received of COM
pletion of eXtradition formalities. The
prisoners will be taken to Alexandria
County Courthouse. where they will
be locked up in the jail.
Mrs. Hughes, still at Sibley Hospital
suffering from wounds inflicted by the
slayers is improving steadily. 1t is
likely she will return to her home be-
fore Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
T TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
Tide Tables.

Tide Tables.
Today-Low hide. SIS a. m and 90 p. m. high
tide l2Os a. m. and ,235 p m.
The Sun and Moon.
Todsy-Sun riscs. T:I4 a. m; sets 500 p. m
Moon sets I0:il y. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
LOCAL MENTION

4 lbs. evap. peaches, 25cI evap. aprI-
cots, 12c; currants. &C: seeded raisins,
&c; lbs. mixed nuts, csc; cocoanuts,
SC; Cal oranges, 20c: white potatoes,
Ice PIX; sweet potatoes. 40c; hams. 16c:
bacon, 19c; shoulders. 12hc; lard 125ac C;
4 large cans tomatoes. 25c; 4 cans peas,
25c: 4 cans corn. Csc; Peerless milk.
small. for 10c; large. TIC; 3 cans as
paragus, soc: large cans peaches, 12hc;
3 doz safety matches. 10c; Wonder cof-
fee. zoe; Norway mackerel. sc and 10c;
Z lbs buckwheat Csc: IL lbs white
meal. Csc: navy beans. SC h.; lima
beans. Sc: hominy, 2hc: SKIS. salt. 1oc:
head rice, INC: borax soap, Csc. 926
IA. ave. and all the J. T. D. Pyles
stores.
SarRennf'E Fourfeeath Street Lunch,
opposite New willard Hotel. Wholesome. tasty
meals; quick polite service; clean. Oysters any style
Prices right. Try il.
Flowers Arranged for LuncheOna,
Dinners, Receptions. Shaffer. 800 l4th st.
Rest business lunch In washington-
Ecksteln's. Ladies and gentlemen. l412
New York Ave. 35c. LIST and I'd floors.
virginia neafer. eos 9th street.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21

A wounded soldier WHO was operated
on in Paris was found 10 have suffered
from no fewer than sixty-eight separate
wounds.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21

Ladies and gentlemen. lI1s
New York Ave. 35c. LIST and I'd floors
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21

virEini. TAeater. eos eth street.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21

Flowers Arranged for LuneheOns,
Dinners, Receptions. Shaffer. 800 14th st.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21

opposite New Willard Hotel. Wholesome. tasty
meals; quick polite service; clean. Oysters style
Prices right. Try il.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURTS

Mrs. Edith S. Collins yesterday in
the District Supreme Court brought
suit against her husband. Clifton S.
Collins. for maintenance OF her two
children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
CHICAGO BUILDING
MATERIAL PLANTS
Will CLOSE TODAY
Two Hundred Thousand
Men to Become Idle Be
cause Carpenters Strike.

Chicago. June 3O.-All arrange
ments have been made by the build
ing material dealers to close their
plants in campaign to force all un-
ions having strikes to arbitrate.
Ten thousand directly employed by
the dealers will be laid Off tomorrow
night, when the order to close all
plants will go into effect.
Contractors for buildings in course
of erection will be unable to obtain
further supplies of lumber and brick
and before Saturday night it is esti-
mated that 100000 additional building
trades workmen will be forced into
idleness.
The closing of all material plants
will stop all building work. the lead
ers in the movement state.
The general shutdown is intended
to force the 10000 striking carpen-
tiers, who have been out on strike
since May /, to agree to settlement
by arbitration. The carpenters went
out because they were refused a
wage increase from IS to 70 cents per
hour. However, prospects of set.
Element of the carpenters strike were
seen today in the announcement by
John A. Metz, president of the union
that tie carpenters would accept the
65-cent rate on q three-year contrac
If the contractors would eliminate
the rule governing the Importation o
building material.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
ATLANTA JUDGE
SORE over MODS
Judge Hill Also Peeved Be-
cause Papers Do Not De-
fend Frank Verdict.

Atlanta, Ga, June 30.-In charging
the Fulton county grand jury to in
vestigate the case of the 26 men ar
rested last week by militiamen in the
vicinity of former Governor Slaton's
suburban home, Judge Benjamin Hill
of the superior court, today declared
that "mob violence sounds the retreat
of free government and constitutional
rights" He said it was a sad day for
the history of Georgia if mob law
existed.
Judge Hill charged the grand Jury
to present indictments of riot if il
found that two or more had assembled
to commit an unlawful act against
the governor or his property. If it
was found that two or more went on
the governors premises. the judge
said. that act would be trespass.
1.-THE people of this country have
had much to bear in the last two
years." said Judge Hill, in concluding
his charge, much to arouse their in
dignation and resentment. They have
had fake and mountebank detectives
imported and efforts made to impeach
the verdict of jury by perjury. Our
courts have been caricatured by pa
pers outside the state. In Georgia
very few journals have raised their
voice in defense of the courts. With
one or two exceptions the press Of
Georgia has remained silent"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
LITTLE ROCK LAWYER
WEEDS HIS s7ENo. HERE
Former State Senator ShacklefOrd
and Miss Carrie NJ Brown Mar
ried by Judge PhilpOt.

Attorney John d. Shackleford, aged
80, of Little Rock and Miss Carrie M.
Brown, aged 25, also of the Arkansas
capital, came to Pine Bluff yester-
day, obtained a marriage license from
County Clerk C. NJ. Nichol, and within
a few minutes thereafter were united
in marriage by County Judge c.. M.
'Philpot. The only attendants were
Attorney Greed Caldwell! and Miss
Lillian Healey, who is a close friend
OF the bride and groom
Mr. Shackleford It's former sena-
tor from Pulaski county, serving II
the general assembly Of 1899 and 1901
and more recently was candidate
for county judge. He made the race
against Judge Joe ASHER.
His bride Is originally from Okla
hcma City. but has resided for three
years in Little Rock. For several
months she has been employed az a
stenographer by Mr.. shackleford
who admitted yesterday that she be-
came SO Invaluable to him that he
Couldn't do without her" However,
the former senator did not intimate
thai his brides value to him was as
a stenographer alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. ShacklefOrd were
guests at the Jefferson hotel last
night, expecting to return 20 LittsS
Rock this afternoon. A desire 70
avoid undue publicity impelled thAlG
to select Pine Bluff as the scenes
their marriage. Z
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Evelyn Nesbit Will Aid in
Efforts to Return Husband
to MatteaWan.
THAW HEARS NEWS
WITHOUT CONCERN
Stanchfield,-Hi Counsel, Doubts State
Will Use Woman, Fearing Cross.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Says ThaW
Never Insane.

New York, June 30.-Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw is speeding toward New
York to lake the witness stand
against her husband in his fight for
freedom.
Husband and wife, the two living
figures in the tragic triangle upon
which the eyes of the county have
WHICH the eyes of the country have
confront each other next Tuesday be-
fore Justice Hendrick and a jury, in
the supreme struggle which Harry
Thaw is making to establish his
sanity.
Served with subpoena by officials
OF the state today at her camp near
1Chateaugeay Lake, the woman whose
testimony saved Thaw from the cleo
| trio chair and sent him 10 the mad
house will arrive tomorrow. willing
witness in the states efforts to send
him back to Matteawan.
Thaw heard the news with abso-
lutte unconcern. When informed his
wife was on the way, he shrugged his
shoulders and said:
NO comment ito make"
John B. Stanchf.eld, chief consal
for Thlsw, expressed doubt as to the
purpose of the state to put Mrs
Thaw on the stand.
"They do not dare produce her." he
said, 'for fear of what might be
shown on cross examina tion.''
Nevertheless, it is known that be,
tween now and Tuesday Cook and
Becker, the deputies attorneys-gen-
eral who are opposing Thaw's liberia
ton, will pave the way for his wife's
appearance by putting into the record
a mass of testimony bearing upon his
allie ged insanity, the reading of which
was under way when court TOOK re-
cess this afternoon until tomorrow
morning. e
Thaw Never Insane.
Deputy Attorney General Be ecker
today submitted DR.. Charles T.
Mills, one of the Thaw alienlsts, to
la rigid technical examination on the.
manifestations of paranoia. The
witness refused to modify his opinion
that various acts in Thaw's life,
which the state alleges were symp-
tomato of paranoia, are those of a
sane man.
9Thaw, DR., Mills said, had told him
that he had objected to an alleged
scheme on the part of certain law
yers and alienists prior to his first
trial for murder to Send him to mar-
theawan, in order to avoid publicity
and protect Stanford White and others
from the exposure of their alleged re-
lations with girls.
"Thaw wanted all the facts
brought out said the witness, "but
that is not evidenced that he had a
paranoical delusion in the matter"
Thaw had told him also, said DR..
Mills. that the killing of Stanford
White was the greatest mistake of
my life"
E"Do you believe that Thaw regret
ted thst act?'
Il believe he deeply regretted it,"
was the reply.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Gathering of Notables
Makes Wedding Most Not
able West + Mississippi.
BOWLING GREEN
MAKES IT HOLIDAY
Speakers Home Town Assumes H0li-
day Attire in Honor Of Genevieve
Clark, Who Becomes an "Obey"
Bride in Omen Air Wedding.
(By Elizabeth Elliott Poe)

Bowling Green, MO, June 3O-Three
years to a day since their first
meeting al the Baltimore convention,
NJ IS Genevieve Champ Clark, daugh-
tier of the speaker and Mrs. Clark.
Twas married this afternoon at
K Honeyshuck," the Clark home, to
flames iMciIlhaney Thompson, owner
Ind publisher of the New Orleans
tenn.
! The ceremony was performed at
O'Clock Store the altar of Go.hic
tmple of flowers and vines in the
chen air on the east lawn of the
Clark estate, in the presence of 10000
prisons. National notables from
Washington, the entire Missouri dele
gfion in congress, and practically
HI entire Illinois and Iowa delega-
tidns, the governors of Missouri and
louisiana, and prominent officials
and distinguished men of the BRIDES
native state made it the NEST cele-
brated. wedding gathering ever seen
west of the Mississippi.
All picturesque feature was The
presence of every man, woman and
child residing in Bowling Green. ami
Likewise from many neighboriEg
towns.
She's An "Obey7 Bride.
Rev Robert Sherman Boyd, rastDr
Of Lei Memorial Presbyterian church
OF I.ogisvilless KY. cousin of the bride,
read the marriage service of the Epis-
copal church. Miss Clark was an
obey bride. and gave the responses
Distinctly and with earnestness.
This was Bowling Green's day and
the bride and groom giving each
other twin rings.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore gown Of
white satin and tulle.
This was Bowling Greens day and
it made the most of it. Mayor Lee
declared it an official holiday and
every inch Of available space was
decorated with flags. Across the
principal streets hung banners bear
ing the words Happiness to the
bride ndTgroom'' were strung and
she railrosd stations were decorated
with welcome signs and the WORD
"Genevieye.p
The most exciting incident of the
day. next to the wedding, occurred
early n the morning when word
came that tn Kansas City special
had been wrecked eight miles fror
Bowling Green. Mrs. Clark's nephew.
Grant and Joel Bennett and his wife.
were in the wreck and the news came
to Honeyshuck that they had been
hurt. Mrs. Clark and number OF
the guests took automobiles and hur-
ried to the scene of the wreck. The
wedding guests were safe. however.
Tonight bride and groom went to
Mexico, Mo-. and boarded a north
bound train for a destination un-
known to the public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Russians Again Retreatng
(Along Entire Front, De-
] Tense Collapsing.
GEAR SAYS "ENEMY
MUST BE CRUSHE1'
Peace Impossible in Any other Wb,
Emperor Nicholas Declares in ApI
peal to People to Cooperate in
Supplying Needs Of the Army. |

London, June 3O-The Russians
again are retreating along the entire
froEt, according to the official state
ment received here tonight from vi
emma. Earlier reports had indicated
that a stand was being made by the
cars forces on the Gnila Lipa, but
the late Austrian advices say that the
tghting here is progressing favorably
for the TeItons.
On, the heels of the retreating Rus
SLAMS the Austro-German armies have
tory in the district southeast of Lub-
lin, according to Berlin reports.
Across the Tanew' also the Teutons
have pressed forward, occupying an
important height after sweeping
across the Tanew plain.
Successes by the Germanic armies
on the east bank of the Vistula have
forced the. Russians to evacuate a
number Of positions on the opposite
shore, according to the Vienna state
ment. The Russians are reported to
be fleeing from strong positions on
the .GchoWitcz- Ozarow-Sienno front.
The Teutons have occupied Zawichost.
The Russians are delivering vigor-
Gus rear guard attacks, but some dis
order is accompanying their retreat,
according to advic(s reaching here.
The Russian armies are distributed
in q crescent shaped front across
Lemburg. the ce1ter of which is in
the vicinity of Tdmazow. Here the
. Austro- Germans ARE directing tre-
mendous attacks with huge forces in
an effort to split the Russian armies
and open road 10 Warsaw from the
rear. The hasty Russian retreat to-
ward the north evidently is being
made in an effort to prevent the sue
cess of this maneuver
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
RAILROAD COMMIsH WINS:
Judge Trieber Substitutes Cour
Traffic for Frisco and X. {.
s. Rates.

Little Rock, June 3O.-The Arkansas
railroad commission won its case in
fedora. Court today, against the
Frisco and Kansas City Southern rail-
roads, involving the freight tariff
The roads had previously enjoined
commission tariff NO. 5, and substi-
tuted one of their own. The Com
mission sought to en- DIN this and
force lower rate.
After hesring all the Arguments
Judge Trieber entered an order modi-
tying his restraining order by sub
stituting the original court tariff IN;
til. the question 81 ma King the ijnnc:
Ion parma Int can be h&aly N
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
SWEDISH MILLS
TO GET 10000
BALES MONTHLY

Washington. June 30.-The British
government has announced through
it's embassy here an agreement with
the, Swedish Cotton Spinners' ASSOC
citation for the Unrestricted importa-
ton into Sweden Of 10000 bales Of
cotton each month il consigned to the
association.
That amount Is said to be more
than twice the normal consumption
Of Swedish cotton mills and fully ac-
ceptable to those Importers.
The embassy here notified its con-
sui officers throughout the United
States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
ASSESSMENTS STAND.

County Judge C. M. Philpot yester-
day denied the petition of w. G. Hud-
SON and B. J. Aitheimer for reduction
Of assessments levied against prop
erty owned by them in Drainage Inn
provement district No S. Petitioners
said the property involved is, located
on the ditch bank OF district No. 8,
and that It would not be greatly bene-
fitted by the worn in district No. :.
Judge Philpot ordered that the as
easements be estaR Wished az liked BY
the commissioners .SB X Wiley. !. r
Walt and ]. o. horn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
STORMS and foGS
DELAY ITALIANS

Rome. June 3O.-The official state
ment of the war ministry says:
STORMS and heavy fogs continue
to delay our operations, permitting
the enemy to prepare his resistance.
"Enga gements favorable to us oc-
Cured at Val Chise and Porta Mano-
mizO.
"On the Carnic front artillery duels
continue.
ION the Isonzo, a night attack by
infantry and artillery against Plava
was repulsed, as was also an attack
against Castel Nuovo, on the Sagrado
plateau"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Leaders Talk Peace.

Ell Paso, Texas. June 3O.-Tne Dos
siiilty Of peace being considered
sc,n by leaders sof the two larger
faeion in Mexico and the continued
seirch by Federal authorities for
Felix Diaz, nephew Of former Presi-
dsM Diaz, reported to have reached
Ell Paso secretly, were the outstand-
ing features here, today of the Mcxl-
can situation.
JOS Isabel Robes, minister of war
in the cabinet: of Eulalio Gutierrez,
former provisional president, was
authority for the statement that lead
ers CT the two dominant factions had
agreed to discuss peace terms. Robes
declined 10 discuss any of the propos
ed terms, but expressed the belief
that developments in line with this
suggestion might be expected by the
middle Of July. Robes arrived yes
terday from the south, presumably to
act as i'm ermediary
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
COMMISSIONERS OF
ACCOUNT ARE NAMED

Circuit Judge A. B. Grace yesterday
appointed commissioners of accounts
for Jefferson county, as follows: ].
B. Talbot. w. H. Beaver and A. w.
Scruggs. The law provides that one
member shall be justice of the peace
and one public accountant. Mr..
Talbot Is a n0n-active justice Of
the peace for this township, while
Mr.. Deaver Is a certified public ac-
countant. The commissioners will
probably begin work on the accounts
OF county officials some time next
week, submitting report at the Oc-
tober term0f court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
HI]ERIA MUST NOT
Be L|0NIzED BY
U. S. A. OFFICERS
Garrison Issues Order to
Put End to Courtesies to
Mexicans.
MEXICAN CHIEFS
READY FOR PEACE
Minister OF War in Cabinet Of Cult
terez Says Leaders OF Factions Have
Agreed to Discuss Peace Terms
During July.

Washington. June 30.-A peremp-
tory order issued today by ecretary
Garrison to United States officers on
the border has put an end to official
court sizes for General Victoriana
Huerta, former dictator of Mexico and
other MeXicans who are being
watched by Officials of other depart
ments of the government.
F, 1t has been reported to Washing on
that dinner was to be given to
Huerta by Colonel Morgan at Fort
Bliss and that he had been invited to
witness dress parade of United
lStaes troops. Secretary of Wal
Harrison observed today that these
hings would not take place if his
telegram got to the army Officers
irst.
| Administration Officials regard il
s unseelmingly that men who are
| leld by the department of justice
hould be honized by co-ordlnat
ranch of the governm Mt.
! The city of Mexico is sing "se"l
asly looted according 10 dispatche
received by Eliseo Arrenondo, VIII
rpresents Carranza in Washington
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
District Conference Fl Rlson.

The annual district conference Of
the Pine. Bluff district of the Little
Rock conference of the Methodist.
church South will begin at Rison this
morning. All Pine Bluff Methodist
ministers went to Rison yesterday ex-
cept Rev. E. r. Steele OF the First
Methodist church. who will 60 this
morning. Rev. la. sage presiding
elder. will preside at the conference
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01

The expenses of saving the 5000 or
more babies that needlessly die every
year in New York City would be no
greater than the expense Of buiyingl
them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
The Weather
Showers Thursday and Friday.

The Arkansas will fall at Darda-
nellie the next few days, will begin
falling at Little Rock Thursday, and
will reach a stage of 26 feet at Pine
Bluff Friday or Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
GEAR IsstEs APPEAL.
Urges His Peoplqto Fight Harder and
a: Crush Enemy.

Petrograd. June 30, via London
An imperial fescRipt was issued today
In connection with the formation Of
the Russian board OF military sup
plies. After expressing an unshaka-
BILE assurance ins the brilliant future
OF the Russian people, Emperor Mich
olas proceeds:
! "A prolonged war calls ever for
fresh efforts, but surmounting the
growing difficulties and accepting the
vicissitudes which are inevitable in
war, let us strengthen our hearts, re-
solvedto carry on the struggle with
the help of God 10 complete triumph
sof Russian armt
s "The enemy must be crushed, for
without that, peace is impossible.
Y with firm faith in the inexhausti-
BILE strength oflRussia, l expect the
aid public institutions
Of Russian indktry and all faithful
sons Of the falherland, without dis
Stinctiog of ide* or classes, to work
.ogethef in hatmony to satisfy the
needs qf our v&iant army.
"Th4 is th4 only and henceforth
the national ppblem to which must
be objected al thoughts of united
Russia invincibe in her unity"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01

4 Only q few days LETT Of our big
Cedar Chest Sale. See our window,
Knox Walker. 6-20-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Frsneh Var Office Claims.

is, June 3O.-The French war
tment today gave out the fol-
Srth Of Arras last night there
Ia yiolent cann0nade and some
try ENGAGEMENTS. To the north.
e Chateau of Curlcul, we mace
6 progress; to the south at the
3ret Rouge. German attack was
the V6ges German troops en-
bred at about 2 o'clock to deliver
esh attack against our positions
he. east 6f Metxeral. This move
was clbcked easily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Is eland Mt Thinking Peace.

LoH)on, Junb September Asquith
today made rely in the house Of COM
.qons3 10 the Question asked yesterday
az III whether the government would
state kerms uJpn which peace would
be h sible byFsaying:
would nit be in the public In
tel TO add Anything to what al
s. publicly have stated on this