Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-12
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the policeman got inside the house to break the door he found considerable number of articles of wearing apparel already packed in readiness for re- moyal.
 This surely was one of the most con- ical captures of q burglar ever known. When upon trial he appealed to be sent to Armley jail instead Of having to lie upon the bare boards of keighley pc lice station. He told the magistrate, amid q considerable amount Of laugh Ter. that for a long time he would not like to have to sit and sleep on bare blanks.
 Lance Sergeant Murphy of the Sing apore water police has had a remark able adventure It was set him to ar rest two notorious gamblers who had taken refuge on barge moored oil the boat quay. Immediately the men sight cd him they dived under water Ser geant Murphy. however, was not baf- fled. for he dived in after them and found the two criminals in the slimy mud at the bottom of the harbor. There he seized hold of them and brought them to the surface. He swam straight away to the adjoining steps with his captiyes and took them off to the police station.
 X blind boy who was left in charge of bakers horse and van near the Clifton suspension bridge at Bristol had a most marvellous escape from cruel death. The horse walked straight over the cliffs and fell to the bottom, distance of 200 feet. The boy himself tumbled into tree. whence he was afterward extricated unhurt, while at the foot of the cliff the cart was found smashed to atoms. The mlraculous escape does not end here, as it was found that the pony was uninjured.
 The stout old ship Fannie Kerr has had a miraculous escape She was abandoned on fire in the Pacific ocean ln May of last year while on a voyage from Newcastle, New South Wales, to San Francisco. A short time ago this ship was drifted ashore at South cape, Formosa She must have been der elict vessel for over twelve months, ard during the time she was abandoned II Is calculated that she drifted nearly 4OOO miles. This Is not bad for shin that had been abandoned as unsea- worthy.
 A remarkable escape from death is that of girl who was admitted to the St. Bartholomew hospital in Roches- ter, England. This female patient was the daughter of local police officer, and by some accident she had needle thrust right into her heart.
 The remarkable operation was per formed at the hospital, as result of which, after considerable amount of suffering on the girls part, the needle was successfully removed from the heart.
 At the thirty-first congress of the German Chirurgical association held at Berlin, very remarkable patient was introduced to the congress. This was young man who, attempting suicide, shot himself with small caliber gun. The bullet had penetrated his heart, but the wound had healed up very rapidly. The Rontgen rays were turned upon the mans heart. and the bullet was dis covered in the right ventricle, bouncing about with each beat. The man was for all the world as though his heart were a rattle After some time the bull let gradually became incased, and now 1t moves rhythmically with the heart, without causing the slightest incon- venience to the patient
 Equally remarkable was the tempo rary escape from death of domestic servant named Ellen Kiesby. Some years ago she was accidentally shot near Northampton, and the bullet lodg- ed in her head, but could not be locat- ed Afterward the girl said she thought the bullet had moved its position. Lat CT she died. An inquest was held. and it was proved that death was caused