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Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
HURRICANES VICTIMS.
Later Reports of the South Sea Visi-
 tations.

Victoria, B. C., April 11-Furtner advices of the terrible south Sea hur- ricane, which swept the Society and Paumato groups recently were receiv- ed by the Moana. The loss of life on some of the lOw-lying islands. which were washed oyer by the great waves. was high On Anna island the known death list numbers ninety-five. The Journal officials computing the losses reported officially in the PaumotO group places the deaths at 121, includ- ing several Europeans. among them being Rev. Fathers Paul and Terlen. Frencn priests.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12

Square garden concert hall tonight Hoppe did not play as fast or as well as was expected, but ne will be seen to better advantage later on, when he meets the more seasoned players. To- morrow afternoon SlossOn will play Morningstar and at night Schaefer and Cutler will meet
 Hopes average today was 20 2O-24, high run, 6S. Cutters average was 16 14-23; high run SO.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
FOR SALE

We'll located lot in Simms addition, 1OOx2OO, good title, only $550.
 Six-room frame cottage and two lots. E. Adams street, one block from car line, $95O.OO. This is less than improvements cost.
 Four room brick dwelling with acre of ground, suburban, near car line, $500. Very cheap.
 Three lots with stone warehouse, First avenue and Madison street, $6,000. Snap.
 Seven room frame dwelling near car line, suburban, s1700. Snap.
 Bargains in beet, orange and desert land. Large and small tracts.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
A ROYAL MEETING.

Corfu Greece. April 11-EIuE Ed ward and Queen AleXandera arrived here today on board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert and were weIcor ed by King George Of Greece and th= prince and princess of Walas. who reached this port from Egypt. AurI s
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
The Opening Day of an off Year Con
 vention.

Indianapolis. April 1.-The republi- can state convention to nominate state officers except for governor, lieuten- ant governor and reporter of the su- preme court, held it's preliminary ses- sion today and heard addresses by Representative Abraham Brick, tenn porary chairman; Senators Beveridge and Hemenway and Governor Hanley.
 The convention adjourned until to- morrow morning. when the commit tees on rules, organization and resolu- tiOns will report and the nominations will follow.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
THE HOUSE.

Washington, April 11.-After nearly ten days the general debate with the post-office appropriation bill as the vehicle for the discussion of a wide range of subjects, the house late today resumed the consideration of the bill itself, an hour having been given to the reading of the measure.
 Not in years has there been heard
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
KILLED IN A COLLISION.

Boise, Idaho, April 11.-A collision occurred on the O. R. & N. at 1:30 this afternoon. fifteen miles west 0f Huntington, between No. 55 and a work train by which one man was killed, an- other was fatally hurt and four others seriously injured.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
THE BILLIARDISTS.
Another Has Been" Proves That He
 Still "ls."

New York, April 11-In the fourth game of the worlds championship tournament at 1S-2 balk line billiards here today Schaefer defeated Morn ingstar by a score of 800 to 232. and in doing so made 137 caroms in his seventh inning, which is the high run for the tourney up to date. Schaefer's average was Is 14-27.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
THE NoRcRoss CASE ENDED.

Fl Paso, April 11.-John Norcross. leader of the band of robbers that held up the Dolores treasure train in northern Chihuahua, killing four men, died today in jail at Chihuahua, the result of wounds inflicted by the offi- cers who captured him.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
SILVER BELL EXCITEMENT.
Report of a Biz Gold Strike Reaches
 Tucson.

Tucson. April Special. )-News reached here today of a gold excite ment near Silver eBH. the largest min ing camp in this country. The news of the strike almost depopulated the town of Silver Bell.
 Miners left the big mining cOmpan- ies operating there and joined the gen. eral rush to take up claims. As a re- suit labor is at a premium in the camp.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
FRENCH CHINESE FIRE.

Saigon, French Cochin China April 11.-Luang Prabang, the capital of French IndO China, has been almost destroyed by fire.
 Five hundred houses and the French school were burned. No fatalities are recorded.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12

appointed general passenger agent, commencing April 15. MT. HOrsburgh has appointed Paul Shoup assistant general passenger agent. MT. Shoup, who has been general agent at Prot assist him in the further study of May
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
FAMOUS SNOWMAN DEAD

New York. April II-Iam+s A Bailey. the snowman. formerly of Bar- mum and Bailey. died at his home I-- Mount Vernon today Of ervsIr--Ias
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CHANGE.

San Francisco, April 11.-James Jr.. for many years assist ant general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific company has been
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
wELLMAN's GOODBYE
He Sees His Mother Before Startirs
 On His Flight for the Pole

Madison, Wis. April 1I-WlIter Wellman bade farewell to his mother here today preparatory Co his uarth pole airslip trip. He sails from New York April 24. and from Nor@ay oa June 20.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
EASTER PRESENT.

To the friend in the east, send box Of Donofrio's celebrated Crystal Iized Cactus Candy. The incest thing in the world for an Easter pres ent.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
HoPPE's PERFORMANCE.
His First Game in the Billiard Tour
 namsnt.

New York, April 11-By the score of 500 to 3S2. Willie Hoppe, of this city. who holds the worlds champion ship title for 1S-1 balk line billiards, defeated Albert G. Cutler, of Boston, in the fifth game of the worlds 1S-2 champions tournament at Madison
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. April 11.-FOrecast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12

5000 buys 20 acres school land win s room house. large porch. screen sleeping room, stable. buggy shed chicken yard. bored we'll vines au.l frult trees. 9 acres alfalfa Paseoe. IIa N. CentS- St.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-12

FOR SALE-A six-room new, mod ern brick dwelling on North Second avenue with bath, screen room, toilet, electric lights and gas. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Cente~ St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
THE BIBLE
John 14th Chapter.

The Bible may be compared to d magnificent edifce that took sixteen centuries to build It's architect and builder is God. Like the beautiful world, the work of the same author bears on it everywhere the impress of a hand divine. The majestic tem= ple contains siXty-siX chambers, ca Dacious, yet in size unequal, the sixty six books of the Old and New Testa- ments. Each of it's thrty-one thous- and one hundred and seventy-three verses is stone, a beam, panel of he building. which is a temple more glorious far than that of Solomon or of ZerubDabel. with their hewn stones from Lebanon. Their pillars of cedar, their doors Of olive, their floors and ceilings Oyerlaid with fine cold of parodim. No portion of this wonderful structure will the Lord suffer to be mutilated or detiled.
 Within the sacred enclosure dwells the whole family of God on earth. The Bible is home of the redeemed be- ow. When the Lord Jesus was de- parting from the world He said In Ny Fathers house are many man sions, if it were not so 1 would have told you. That is the temple ill heav- en above, whence the entrant shall go no more out, and where Chrst's friends abide as priests to God for avermore.
 But the Bible is the house of many mansions, prepared for Jesus disciples on earth. Here they are fed, here they are strengthened, com forted and blessed
 The Bible is not merely the dweH- chosen abode of God Himself. Would you have fellowship with the Fath- er You will be sure to find Him within the precincts of His holy house. Shall We take advantage of he Kings permission and step in- side? We approach by the beautiful sal ldeH ol LueL, "ltH llS lnlOCeHl flowers, it's groves and lucid streams. The first part of the building, that of highest antiquity, bears the name of he chambers of law and justice. These are five in number, the books of Moses. One of these is sort of vestibule to the others and resem- l,les a long gallery hung with DOT traits and events that had place be- Core a stone of the building was laid such figures as those of Abel and 11noch, Abraham, Hagar, Sarah. Jacob, Essau and Joseph and such scenes as paradise and the flood, the departure rom UT of the Chaldees and the gov ernor of Egypt weepin. on the necks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

of his brethren. Thence We pass through an extensive range of impos- ing apartments, the chamber of his toric record. These comprise the li- brary of the edifce, and in them are laid up the churches, archives for more than thousand years. These rooms are twelve ill number and stretch from Joshua to Esther. Then We come to wide space called the gymnasium of the building or the saints exercising ground, the Book of Job. Entering to the right of this, We find ourselves in the music gallery of the Psalms, the orchestra of tEe house, where dwell all the sons and daughters of song, with cNmbal. trumpet and harp. Issuing thence We pass at once into the chamber of commerce, the book of proverbs, not far from which is the penitentiaIy of the place, where sorToWful baukrupts and other defaulters may remain for a time with profit, the Book Of Ec- clesiastes X little further OIL We open into q tiny pafler ill the midst of a large room, the chamber of sym pathy. with mourners, the Book Of Lamentations. Interspersed among all these the eye is regaled with such delightful censervatores of flowers as the Book of Ruth and the songs of Solomon, And next, We come 1o noble suit of lofty apartments some of which are of great capacity and are laid out with an extraordinary splendor, no less than seventeen in number. These are the halls of an- cient prophecy. and follow i'll grand succession from Isaiah to Malachi, the messenger of Jehovah
 Thence We pass to the portion of the edifice of more modern construc- tion, and We entel from spacious chambers of peculiar beauty These are of marble for fairer than cen was taken from the quarres of Paros or Carara. Chambers of which one does not know To admire more the simplicity or exquisite finish. At once the walls arrest us On them We see not golden relief of palm trees, or lilies, but four full length portraits of the Lord of the building Himself drawn by the Holy Spirit hand. These are the books of the four evangelists. Stepping around
 our ears are saluted by the loud sounds of machinery in motion and entering a long apartment we find ourselves face to face with wheels and shafts. whose motive power is above and out of sight. We are in the great work room of the building of the Book of Acts. Leaving it we are conducted into the stately halls of the Apostolic Epislles no fewer than twentyone in range The golden doors of four
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

teen of these are inscribed with the honorable names of the apostle to the Gentiles, those Of Che seven oth- CTS with the names of James and Peter and Jude Within these halls are choicest treasures of the Lord are stored
 At last We arrive at that myster- oas gallery where brilliant lights and dark shadows so curious interchauge the Revelations Let Us step out on the protecting balcony and look abroad
 Wonder, beneath us is d fair mpa- dow, through which is the pure river of the water of life is winding it's way. and in the distance. high OH the summit of the everlasting hills, tha city all of gold bathed in Iight and quiyering with glory
 Oh, let us make this beloved house our home Let us make haste with our little children in either hand with all our kindred to enter it's DOT tal. But of one thing make sure: see that you ask for the great inter- preter, who waits at the gate, Iiim- self. To lead you in and take yo4 over the building Say to Him whose name is the Comforter, the Spirit of Truth. reyerenrly and with faith Lord. open Thou mine eyes, that may behold wondrous things out of Thy law,
 MRS. |. 0. CROSS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
Waiter Cotter and Company's Duty
 Cotton Letter.
Pine Bluff, Ark. Nov. .. l90G

Pine Bluff, Ark. Nov. 2. l90G
 Judging by todays market in Liver pool. the heavy movement had no all ticipated effect on trade abroad. Due , to 6 lower, futures closed \ to down. Spot prices were reduced 1u points. Ii is the question now whether feeling ht some unforeseen business will be riehted oncn more. or cansized altogether The future of our market depends largely upon i,#as stmtmaat abroad has direct bearing on spot support SO much needed at prg@rH'.
 Conservative opinion hprc fayoas }taction eu the ground that tle hadvy moyemeH has failed 50 far to cauze the demoralization looked for that IuII in tHo ,xport demand may cause | faIlin2 if II receipts, that s1o. holders iu .he interior show inM9Ivn eAce, taaa I far shor interest Haz aecamuIa | aid that goods laiees have nos eonformed to 5be d,etta,. The prevalence of this view checked the deeiiH,s yesterday and there again sool baz ag this morni4 a et4e lower oReaina of 1 to , points b. termination k lacking so far as fhe odds afe 4fpat aud too much depends upon the behavior of the foreign mar kets but tbe intention towards a re action is there. Weather develop ments over night had been counted on for an impulse bat failed to pro vide it. Indications for rains in Texas did not materialize and the outlook is for continued generally fair weather in the belt The reverse side of this buying for reaction, is that if the moye should fail for some cause, il would accelerate matters Oh the bear side Spots situation today not exact ly favorable Business is scarce and the demand 10 fill old contracts limit q to good grades. Lower grades and undesirable off colored cotton are ae- cumuiatnS in spite of the cone sSionS ill prices being offered. Most of to- days business is at 1-16 to IS lower quotations.
 Futures continued steady, trading mostly professional Shorts severed over Sunday and owing to bullish tele- grams from the big New York opera tor. Lverpiol is due two English points higher
 WALTER GOPHER AND COMPANY. New York Cotton Letter by r. A. Mo lntyre and Company Board of Trade. Pine Bluff, Ark, Nov. 3. 1906.
 The cotton market has ruled in an extremely depressed state the past week aud as a result of the persist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
THREE
JAMES YEOMtNS DEAD.

Washington. Nov. James D. Y-b- nuns. formerly member of the tnter- State Commerce commission. died to. day of 4 complication of dieraeas He Was II wears Of age
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

ent bear hammering and considerable selling against actual cotton, prices have suffered q further decline stnco last Saturday of thiglysiX 10 forty-onr points This added to the previous weeks dccline makes a=drop of over d cent a pound during the past lort- night. The downward tendency has had practically no iuterEup, lon and tn bears flushed with the success of their operations have paid TO he'd to hnfI iah news.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04

The Journal ot tammeree's IGPost of ihe condition oE the crop vas dis finctIy bullisn and was calculated 1o aayo most atinulatln4 effect ou. .yal aas. but if flli flat. An important foatm, of he ramrt Was that wbatoy- rf prospects rHyfe Were fol. a tap eron aayr heea 5Mo@t eHffe1z eliminated aS a-aesult of GAe r.eeut AaaNz frosts No1WichsJandln@ .be severe decline Flices aa4o 5'15nH experienced eon- era @ut.meu continues 1Cr,= baariah This l,ei0s especially aaoae iaeai ecmt-isoH ta6
 Asa eesa1H of 9al=3 ptei5ias Wo iooh f5 a=o=5lf-a lowing fo aezt Thursdays s4 aueas. .I5aost bq. NC zar.= | the Belief taa Gaaer t MI be fumd that this crop aas bcea rietad more rapidly chan in most seasoa5 and # heavy movement at this time should Het serve IL III index Io Inc final yield There is undoubtedly an oXten sivc short interest Ha@ existing iH the contract market and wilh boarish seu- timent so rampant Ne are inclined t6 think the bear clement will soon ovel= step itself and place the market in a heavily oyer-sold condition. We think { reaction of some proportion is certainly due
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-04
BLACK AND BLUE BROADCLOTHS

BLACK AND BLUE BROADCLOTHS \X1e desire to call your aten to the very choice w line of cloths that we showing this season. We consider it of the choicest lines that has ever been displayed in this city. Our selections made after we had carefully inspected the entire lines shown by the very best Mills in the country, and as a result showing the very latest novel; ties iu Blacks, all shade of Grays, Blues and the usual line of staples. We have just received line of Black, Unfinished and Finished Worsteds, BroadCotI1s and Fancy Blues and Blacks. $ to andas to the pad, hold shape all
 
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 Suits made from SIS to $6O. Pants from $4 to $l5.
 p. RUTSTEIN St SON, Iailors
 l23 Main Street
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QUOTATIONS

QUOTATIONS. Corrected daily by C. c. Tayio, md company.
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Anannstia and Vicinity.

Tho funeral of Mrs. Addie E. Rowe, wild
our, of Charles Rowe, whose death occurred
,ost Thursday afternoon at her residence,
ote jackson street, was held yesterday
afternoon. beginning at go o'clock, from
Tho Aracostia Methodist Episcopal Church.
pew charles o. Isaac the pastor, con-
duotad the service The interment was In
CONGRESSIONAL cemetery. Mrs. Rowe was
eftv-A,,e years old and is survived by a
son and daughter.
Nine Stewart Ritchings of Philadelphia
anpeared last Friday evening IN the play
bnnse of the Government Hospital for the
Insane in a series of sketches and charac-
Ter impersonations. She also gave num-
her of recitals of poems and appeared IN
costume portrayng the characters of her
subjects.
The Anaacostia fire engine company was
summoned by a local alarm TO Good Hope
Last evening about o'clock. The firemen
ascertsined that the blaze was in the woods
along Morris road nearly mile across the
hills. and were compelled to return by way
of Anacostia and make the run to the fire
by tho Morris road route. The blaze was
among the brush. No property was~dam-
aged.
c. NJ Thompson, living at ~ Pennsylva-
MIA avenue fell from a ladder while work.
ing near here several days ago and was
rendered unconscious by the fall. He re-
ceiyed treatment. after which he was able
to go to his home.
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The Choral Society.

Al meeting of die concert committee of
the Choral Society Wednesday evening last
Mr.. Nrightson. chairman OF the committee,
announced thatsthrough the courtesy of the
president. Mrs Donald Mclean of the
Daughters of the American Revolution. the
society had been able to secure Continental
Hall for its only concert this season. This
eliminates the objection on the part of
many people to Sunday night concerts, and
consequently the attendance at this one
concert of the Choral Society this season
should be very large. The date of the con-
cert mas been definitely settled for Monday
evening, April 50 at which TIME st PAUL.
VIII be given, with orchestra of nfty
men, the soloists being Nine Genevra John
stone-Bishop. soprano; Mr. Glen Han, tenor
ana MI. sydney Lloyd Wrghtson. baritone
Mr. Arthur MAYO has been rendered and
has accepted the position as official accom-
PIANIST of the Choral Society. An Interest,"
ing number of the bulletin has recently been
published, edited by Mrs. Berentce Thomp-
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Charge of False Pretenses.

Charged with working an OLD game TO OBJ
tain money 10y false pretcnses Rose David
SON. who gave her age as nfty-five years.
was arrested late yesterday afternoon by
Headquarters Detectives Peck and Warren.
She was taken TO police headquarters ana
afterward deposited SO collateral for her
appearance for triai in the Police Court to-
morrow.
The police say the scheme worked by the
woman was 20 visit residences and sell ma
chine-made lace. worth from u cents 70
20 cents yard. representing it to be genu-
inc Irish handmade lace and charging
fancy prices for II.
1t is said she had victmiZed Mrs. John
Chamberlain OF 100 street northwest e
the extent OF So and had struck bargain
with Mrs. A. l.. Howe of l24 street for
81 worth of the lace when she was taken
into custody.
Capt Boardnan. chief of detectives. said
the game was old one. but he believed
the woman In custody is novice at 1t.
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TN THE OLD DOMINION
BIG LAND PURCHASE BIZ STAND
ARD OIL co.-sMALLRox.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, February lit Is re-
ported here today that the Standard Oil
Company has purchased tract OF sew
eral thousands of acres OF standing timber
in Dinwiddie county, near Petersburg, in
yolvipg more than eight million dollars
The Rev. James Collins in charge of the
Catholic church at harpers Ferry has
been brought to this city for medical treat
ment. He is in Memorial Hospital. and is
in a critical condition.
The house committee on fish and game
today reported favorably the bin to create
the Office of state commissioner of fisher
les. which is to supersede the board of
fisheries. This afternoon the house took up
the bill out of IT'S order had 1t read twice
and then passed it by a unanimous vote.
The commissioner is to have charge of
the fisheries interests of the state and is
to have entire charge of the states oyster
navy
John Gaines, the ten-y ear-old negro who
struck and killed with stone James Muir
ford, a negro, seventeen years old, was to-
day held for the grand Jury. The larger
boy had caught and beaten the younger,
and when the latter attempted to bully
the boy a second time, the rock was
thrown, striking the negro on the skull
and killing him.
IL the rouse today a bill was offered
by Delegate Hillenberger directing the
governor to stop the payment of money to
institutions which are supported by the
state If there shall exist any cases of
hazing.
This afternoon negro man walked into
the city hospital and remarked to Sur eon
pltt that he had smallpox. An examina-
ton proved that the negro was right. He
was at once REMOVED to the pest house,
where there are now seven other cases for
treatment. The negro came from sec
ton OF the city which is densely populated
and 1t is feared that other cases will de-
Velop. The city health board is watching
the suspected houses and will do all in
disease.