Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-21

Ccthams home, and is alleged to have attempted tc induce Mrs. Coth- am 70 elope with him. Trouble foi- lowed and resulted in the killing.
 John Needham's Record.
 John Needham, wanted in Craig head county after expiration of his present term, made boasts that he was going back there and make a third attempt to steal 2 pistol for " rich he was twice sent up. The first time he got year for robbing l nan's house and taking the pistol and jewelry. He was sentenced but escaped and went back to attempt to lob the housa of the same articles EIe was caught and sentenced for three years and six months.
 Woods 'tMystery Man."
 w. w. Woods known also as R. w klapps, was sent up from Prairie county for trying to pass a check for several hundred dollars on 1.er- chant in that county. He tried to buy machinery and gave a check Gn a North Dakota bank, which was pro- tested. He was arrested but abso- iutely no hing, even his right name was learned about him. When on the way to Little Rock he tried to smuggle letter out but was seen. The letter disappeared. It was be- lieved Woods swallowed it.
 Weader Wanted Elsewhere
 F. D. Weader, known also as Frank Miller, is wanted after he serves an other year, by officials of the South ern Illinois penitentiary. He was a prisoner there, was paroled and now is wanted for violation of his parole
 Those Who Escaped. Following are the men who escaped and the prison records con- cerning them:
 Lee Bcunt, 30, white, sentenced for is years for second degree murder trom Faulkner county March IS, 1915.
 B. B. Williams, white, 32, sentenc- ed for 15 years fer intent to kill, from Sebastian county, March 15, 1913; committed April "A, 1913.
 William Daley, alias Davis, white, 21, sentenced November 20, 1913, for burglary from Craighead county. He escaped from Hartley's camp October s9, 1914. but was captured the fol- lowing day; started sentence Novem- Der 2S, 1913.
 John Needham, alias John Chil- cotte, white, IT sentenced to three years and six months for burglary and escaping April 4, 1913, was re- captured and returned to the walls July 9 by the sheriff of Craighead county, who received a $50 reward.
 Charles Owens, white, 37, sentenc- cd fer life for first degree murder August 2, 1915, from White county.
 Jack Doyle, white, 51, sentenced for four years for burglary and grand larceny from White county, August 8, 1915.
 E. H. Hope, white, %, sentences fur two years for false pretenses September 29. 1914, from Pulaski county.
 Jim Wright, white, 19, sentenced for four years for burglary an( grand larceny from Sevier county January 2s, 1915.
 Ed Brandt, white, IT, sentenced fol three years for burglary from Loga, e. unty, August 23, 1915. Pete Hays, alias Hugh Hays, white 22, sentenced for five years for for gerry and grand larceny from the wes district of Clay county, June II, 1914 w. w. woods, alias R. w. Klapps white. 20. sentenced for four years from Prairie county for forgery an( ultering.
 A. o. Pendleton, white, IS, sentenc ed for five years from Lawrence county for robbery.
 William ROSS, white, 29, sentenced for three years for burglary from Ouachita county April "A, 1915. Carl Westcott, alias Carl Evans white, 2S, sentenced fer four years from, Sebastian county for forgery June II, 1915.
 c. H. Baker, white, 37, sentencet for eight years for burglary ant grand larceny from Crawford coun tv. November 20, 1913; escaped Jul! Is 1915, and recaptured the follow ing day.
 Walter Birdscng, white. 30, sen ktenced fer eight years for, burglar and grand larceny from Polk county October 30, 1914.
 Tom Smith, white, 19, sentenced from Clay county for one year fo larceny on June 8, 1915.
 John Henry Crabtree, alias c. J Bcauchmin, white, 19, sentenced fo tree years from White county fo burglary and grand larceny, July 2: l914. ~,., ! e D.. Benson, white, 25, sentence for 1S years fror. Pulaski count April 10, 1915. for burglary and gran larceny. -
 ED. Weader, alias Frank Miller
 white, 24, sentenced fer three year lsxm sebastian county September 2