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The chief responded, rushing a detachment of police to the The negro, trembling in every muscle and crying with fear was brought before the girl. Seeming to realize that his fate hung upon the words of the child his feeling can well be imagined as she looked him over and alsi his great relief when she said: "No, he's not the man. It was a bigger man than him." The shackles were removed and the negro was released. He had almost turned ashen. No other suspects have been arrested since.

STRAWBERRIES, strawberries, at C. E. Brown's; phone 89. (3-25-tid.) DAVENPORT-ALDRICH WEDDING. Boston, March marriage of Miss Dorothy Davenport, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Davenport of Boston, to William F. Aldrich, son of Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island, took place at the home of the bride's parents on Beacon Street today. Miss Davenport's father is a wealthy lumber merchant and his family is quite prominent in Boston social circles.

New The young, where couple Mr. will Aldrich reside is em- in ployed as architect with the firm of Carrere Hastings. STRAWBERRIES, strawberries, at C. E. Brown's; phone 89.

(3-25-tid.) DES MOINES TRIES INITIATIVE. Des Moines, March proposition the municipal ownership of the street car system is up for decision at the city election in this city today. It is the first time ha the initiative and referendum, as provided under the commission plan of government, has been invoked in Moines and as a consequence result is awaited with much interest. BROTHERS HELD FOR COMPLICI. TY IN ASSAULT ON GIRL'S SWEETHEART.

Lake Charles, March Sheriff W. A. Martin of De Ridder this morning brought to the parish jail Kinney and Loomis Johnson, brothers, who are charged with assault with intent to kill. These are the men arrested for alleged complicity in the assault made a week ago tonight upon young Guthrey Love, near De Ridder. Love had accompanied a young lady to church and escorted her home, being struck down from behind while on his way to his own home.

It was feared for a while that he had been mortally injured, but he has recovered. NOTICE. A meeting of the stockholders of the Georgetown Lumber Company, Limited, is hereby called to be held in the office of the company, at Alexandria, Louisiana, on the thirtieth day of March, 1910, at ten o'clock, morning, for the purpose of deciding on the dissolution of said corporation, as provided in Article Six of the Charter. J. A.

O'SHEE, (3-19-10td.) Secretary. MORE HEIRS APPEAR IN CONTEST FOR $15,000,000 ESTATE. Morgan City, March dispatch in the Picayune this morning in which it was stated that the heirs of Acadia and Vermilion, known as the Louisiana Youngs, who claim an estate in the District of Columbia valued at $15,000,000, failed to make mention of the heirs who are in St Mary, St. Martin and Lafayette parishes. G.

J. Young, who resides in Morgan City, claims that their portion amounts to $75,000,000, and the latter interests are represented by R. E. Milling, of Franklin. -0 PECIAL RATES TO LAKE CHARLES On account the annual meeting of the Knights Pythlas at Lake of Charles, May 16th and 17th, 1910, the St.

L. I. M. S. will sell tickets.

Alexandria to Lake Charles, at one and one-third fare, round trip. Dates of sale, May 15th, 16th and 17th; Anal limit for return, May 18th. LAND AND WATER CO. FORMED; Lake Charles, March charter of the Southern Land and Water Company was filed today for record. The company will be domiciled at Lake Charles and has a total capital stock of $200,000, divided into 20,000 shares, each valued at $10.

The company will deal in real estate and is empowered to build, erect and maintain canals, irrigation ditches, wells and pumps. The first Board of Directors is made up following officers: David Swift, president; William Briggs, vice president; Thos. G. Trotti, secretary and treasurer. MEETING OF SCOTTISH RITE MASONS.

Dallas, March reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons of the Valley of Dallas began in this city today with a large and representative attendance of members of the order. The gathering will continue four days. In addition to the regular bustness of the meeting of the program provides for several features of elaborate entertainment for the visitors. RAILROAD TIME TABLE TEXAS AND PACIFIC. LITTLE SHREVEPORT GIRL FAILED TO IDENTIFY EITHER AS 'HER ASSAILANTS.

Two negro suspects were arrested yesterday in connection with the alleged attempted criminal assault case in West End Friday afternoon, but were released upon the girl's declaring they were not the right negroes. A different aspect given the case by Mr. F. T. Worley and his son, father and brother of the little Worley girl who is said to have been with the tot other two little girls when the negro attempted assault.

It seems that the report that the little Worley girl was grabbed by the negro was entirely an She was picking violets with other two children, Allie Swor and the little niece of Mrs. Coon, but the latter two are said to have been grabbed by the negro. A strange circumstance in the case is that Mr. Worley's little daughter emphatically denies that she even saw a negro. Her father, while not wishing to reflect upon the statements of the other children and speaking alone for his own daughter, states that she positively was not caught by any negro and did not even see any and knows nothing of the affair of her own knowledge.

Little Allie Swor stated yesterday that the report that Worley girl was caught was not correct. "She was picking violets with us," said the little girl, "but she was some distance away." Brother's Statement. Mr. Worley, a brother of the little girl, was seen by a Times reporter yesterday and asked concerning the strange contradiction of facts. "My little sister," said Mr.

Worley, "it is true, was picking flowers with the other two little girls, but that is all of the story that is correct. She was not caught by any negro, did not even gee any negro and of her own knowledge knows nothing of the affair. "If my father and myself had thought or believed that any attempt at such a thing had been made upon her we would have joined the posse with guns and searched for the negro but we do not believe it." He did not wish to contradict the other two children and their statements could stand, far as he was de so concerned, as they were, but as far as his sister was concerned, he feels sure no such affair as was reported occurred in which she had any nection. "How far was your sister from the other children?" he was asked. "Well, judging from what she told us, I think she could not have been further from them than the width of Texas street at any time.

She is a truthful little girl. don't know but that it might be she was further away and did not see the negro, but she was with them and when she heard them scream she ran home with them, but she certainly was not molested and did not even see a negro. As I say, if we had believed such a story we would have scoured the country for the negro." Badly Frightened. It is doubtful if there were ever negroes worse frightened than the suspects arrested or more over-come with relief and joy when they were released, than the suspects. One was found about 3 o'clock in the morning.

asleep in the woods without hat. The posse hurried him up and took him to the scene. He was frightened half out of his wits when he learned what he was suspected of. When the little girls said he was not the one and he was told he could go, he refused to leave the posse, declaring he would assist them in finding the guilty negro if he could as he would like to see him hang. Another negro was arrested about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon and tightly bound and was placed in a buggy and driven to the house.

This negro was nearly wild with fear. Tears rolled down his cheeks and it was evident from his fear that he expected to be lynched as Simmie Rochelle was. Learning of the capture, Sheriff Flournoy hurried deputies to the scene and called upon Chief of Police Allen for aid in case of an outbreak. A Liberal Offer THE AARON PHARMACY GUARAN. TEES A RELIEF FOR DYSPEP.

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Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Rochester only at This Aaron Pharmacy, corner Third Jobaston streets. West Beand. 61-Arrives 68-Arrive 5:18 Last Bound 1S-Arrives 1:18 64-Arrives TEXAS AND PICIFIC NO. I No. 69-Leaves N.

3:80 No. 60-Leaves Boyce 7:00 No. No. 60-Arrives 59-Arrives 60-Arrives N. Alex Ales 8:10 8:86 7:81 IRON MOUNTAIN.

South Bound Na. 108-Arrives 0:35 Ne. 106-Arrives p.m. North Ne. 104-Leaves to.

106-Leaves 4.30 RE STRAWBERRIES, strawberries, at C. Brown's; phone 89. (3-25-tid.) JUDICIAL SALE. State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides, 13th Judicial District Court. Equitable Real Estate Co.

vs. D. B. -No. 7837.

By virtue of and to satisfy a writ of feri facias issued from the Honorable 13th Judicial District Court, and to me directed as Sheriff and ex-Officio Auctioneer of Rapides Parish, Louisiana, direoting and commanding 3, me to seize and sell the property, rights and credits of defendants, I have seized the hereinafter described property and will offer for sale to the last and highest bidder at the front door of the Court House in Alexandria, Louisiana, between the hours prescribed by law, on SATURDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF APRIL, 1910, the following described property, towit: A certain piece or parcel of land situated in the Parish of Rapides, State of Louisiana, and more fully described as lots 9 and 10 of block the Riverside Addition to the City of Alexandria, as per official map duly, of record in the clerk and recorder's office, Parish of Rapides, together with all buildings and improvements thereon and appurtenances thereto belonging. Terms of sale, cash, without the benefit of appraisement. C. M. KILPATRICK, Sheriff, and ex-Officio Auctioneer.

(3-12-10.) SUCCESSION NOTICE. Thirteenth Judicial District Court, State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides. No. 1286, Probate Docket. Succession of David Weinberg for Administration.

Whereas, Morris Weinberg, administrator of the above numbered and entitled succession has this day fled therein a provisional account and tableau of distribution, showing what disposition he intends to make of the funds of said succession among the heirs and creditors, praying that the same be homologated and that he be authorized to pay out the funds in accordance with said tableau: Notice is hereby given to all whom it doth or may concern, that unless opposition is filed thereto within the delays prescribed by law, the said provisional account and tableau of distribution will be approved and homologated and made the Judgment of the Court the said administrator will be authorized to distribute the fund in accordance therewith. By order of the Court. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Alexandria, La, on this 18th day of March, A. D. 1910.

(SEAL) C. M. CALVIT, Deputy Clerk, 13th J. D. of LouIslana.

FLOWERS---FRUITS Roses, Pinks, Panstes, Climbers and other bloom-bearing plants; Figs, Grapes, etc. Let us know your wants. Mall orders solicited. W. J.

Warrington, Gardens of Alexandria, La. When in need of a Painter or Paper danger Ring 442 U.B.DeBellevue Prize winning, large type, Single Comb White Leghorns, 18 eggs, $1.50, for hatching. 0. W. KUMPF, Coushatta, La Ladies Ladies I have a beautiful line of trimmed and untrimmed hats for Ladies and Children.

All the latest styles. Prices to please every one. Call at M.A. BASSETT Cor. 9th and Beauregard Sts.

L. T. Ne. 706-Leaves N. 705-Arrives Alex.

No. 706-Leaves Alex 7:00 No. 706-Arrives N. 0...... 6:35 No.

711-Arr'ves 7:00 No. -Departs 8:00 ST. LOUIS, WATKINS. AND GULE, North Bound fo. 1-Arrives .....18:10 p.m.

South Bound. 1-Leaves 1:40 p.m Local Arrives in evening, but is not regular. LOUISIANA RAILWAY AND NAVINo. 1, southbound, arrives 11:30 p. GATION COMPANY.

departs 11:80 p. m. No. 2, northbound, arrives 8:01 a departs $:15 m. No.

8, from Winndald, arrives 10:30 n. No. 4, to Winadeld, departs 4 No. 15.A voyelles local, arrives 19:30 16, A' voyelles local, departa 3:40 m. No.

10, northbound local, departa 1:40 m. No. 9, southbound, arrives p.m. No. 9 and 10 are daily, except lay.

LOUISIANA ARKANSAS RAILWAY No. 1, Hope and Shreveport Mall and Express arrives 4:40 p. m. No. 3, Shreveport and Mall and Express, arrives a m.

No. 2, Hope and Shreveport Mail and Express, leaves 7:35 a. m. No, 4, Shreveport and Jena Mail and Express leaves 1:30 p. m.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC No. 676- -Leaves a No. 675-Arrives Alexandria. 8:80 p. 0.

681-Leaves Alexandria. .6:00 p. No. 681-Arrives p. No.

682-Leaves Eunice. 8:80 a No. 682-Arrives Alexandria.11:00 1 6 Passenger Touring Car 4-Cyl. 30 H. full lamp and tool equipment, 108 wheel base, Magnetoof F.

O. B. factory We wish to call your attention, at this time, to the great shortage of the I and Flanders "20" cars for the spring and summer of 1910. If you don't place your order you won't have a chance at getting a car in less than three or four months. HEMENWAY FURNITURE Ltd.

Phone 69 JOS. STERKX John Kramer Son Funeral Directors AND EMBALMERS Shipping a Specialtv. For Quick Ambulance service Phone 48. Parlor and Balesroom, 4tb and F. E.

McDERMOTT NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL Estate and Loan. Corner Front and Murray Streets, Near Traffic Bridge. Phone 35. E. J.

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