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Second Anpilal "Frat" Dinner.

The Piye Bluff Fraternity Club held its secotd annual banquet Friday ev- ening, At the Hotel Jefferson. Gov CTS wsrs laid for twenty-seven. Ger ald 1fipiett acted as toastmaster and while tpere was no regular program many Happy toasts were made' and the tFrats" enjoyed an evening of genuine pleasure. The following menu was served: Iced grape fruit, Man haitian cocktail; yconsomme royal'
 fried fillet of sole tartar sauce' Pom mes shosstrips; celery, salted al monds, stuffed olives; sweet bread patties, la Toulouisenne, French peas, sparkling Burgundy; tenderloin larded, with mushrooms, caull1ioWer'
 Benedictine punch; roast breast young turkey, celery dressing; asparagus parsleyed potatoes, Roderer; tomato Mayonaise; Ambrosia ice cream, fan- cy cakes, assorted fruit, Roquefort cheese, crackers; Cafe Noir; cigars Those present were w. H. Noland' C' H. Triplett, ". B. Alexander. W. |"
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NEWPORT CHIEF IS
 HERE FOR JONES
Negro Arrested by Constable Stewart Identified as Burglar Who Robbed Various Stores at Newport, Ark. Some Months Ago.

An account of the arrest of Sam
 Jones, negro suspect, who vas re- gently arrested in this by Constable
 Frank Stewart. published in the Gra
 phic, last night led to- the identitica- ton of a large quantity of valuable
 goods which were stolen from various business houses in Newport, Ark, some months ago. Chief of Police A. EM. Ballow, of Newport, saw the art icie in the paper and recognized some
 of the goods listed as those stolen there. He came to Pine Bluff im- mediately and last night identified among other things an art square which was taken with a large assort- ment of goods from the store of the Wolff Goldman Company, in Newport, several months ago. The art square -Mas identified by lot number stamped OF it. Chief Ballew will ltnke Jones to Newport this afternoon. The news article had no more than been published before special agents from ell the railroads in this section began to flock to Pine Bluff. Among the railroad detectives who arrived
 here during the day to work on the case were J. s. Miles, J. D. Stanley
 and M. J. Baulch. of the Iron Noun tain service; W H. Stoneman, special agent for the Cotton Belt, and J. k. Cheek and Ed Monroe, special agents
 for the Frisco road. They were busy
 gathering evidence when Chief Bal
 lew arrived from Newport and posi- lively identified some of the stolen goods.
 Chief Ballew stated that Jones is the man wanted in Newport. He was for
 merly employed by the Wolff-Gold-
 man Company there and by climbing a telegraph pole he entered the build ling through a skylight- The negro
 made way with much goods and then left the city. Nothing was heard of
 him>until his recent arrest by Consta-
 ble Stewart, while trying to dispose of
 a fine shotgun.
 Constable Stewards office In the court house Is filled with bolts of
 fine silks and cloths, gents furnish
 ings, art squares, Winchesters and
 shotguns, revolvers and various other
 articles, which were taken from Jones
 room at No. 40 East Third avenue after his arrest. Jones, who Is in the
 county jail, declares he Is innocent
 and yesterday engaged the services Of
 T. Havis Nixon to defend him.
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Goodwin, W. T. Young, Dr. A. Brun- son, c, K. Healey, T. s. Dewoody, \. II. Powell, Gerald Triplett. NJ. M. Garrett, Henry Bryant, Dr. Minns, Henry Jordan, \. J. Can't, Jr., Dan Taylor, Garrett Howsen, Cage Cross, Dr. J. s. Jenkins. Dr. H. E. Williams, ]. K. Bloom, John Gillespie, F. M. Roane, Dr. T. (. Edgar. A. z. Orto, V. D. Wilkins and J. C. Alexander
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Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com plexion sallow? Liver needs waking np. Deans Resulets cure bilious at tacks. 25 cents at any drug store
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WILL PROSECUTE
 JACK JOHNSON

(Hearst News Special to the Graphic.A
 Galveston, March 12.-If Jack John son, the negro champion, brings his white wife to Texas he will be pros ecuted under the Texas laws forbid ding miscegenation.
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Trinity Episcopal Church.

Sunday March Ii.
 Nornin,s prayer and sermon. II o clock
 Organ selection, Mrs t. N. Bocage. processional hymn 4o0, "Glorious Things Of Thee Are Spoken choir. Fenite Spanish chant, choir. Gloria Patri Grego~tan, choir. Anthem Jubilate Deo fCioueA- LeighteT), Mr Taylor and chorus. Hymn 33l. "Watchman, Icil Us ot the Night" choir and congreeation, Sermon, Rev " D. Buckner. Dosology.
 fiVc-?old Amen fGower1, choir. Recessional hymn S1l. Ancient of Days choir.
 Organ postlade {s.Iccted}. Mrs. Bo- cage
 Evening prayer and aeymon at 7:45 o'clock.
 Organ prelude, Mrs. E. ". Bocage. Processional hymn (selected), choir ana congregation
 Gloria Patri (Sirnper), choir. Anthem Magnificent (Simper1 Mr Taylor and choir.
 Anthem Nunc Dimittis. MT. Walker and choir.
 Hymn anthem iseiccied}, double male quartet
 Hymn ESQ, Christ For the WorI. We Sing choir and congregation Sermon, Rev. w. D. Buckner. offerrory anthem, by request, "Hark! Hark! My Soul" Shelley, Mir. Curtis and choir
 Doyology
 Recessional hymn (seIected). Organ selection, Mrs: Bocage. You are invited to attend these ser vices.
 
 tH i t..ts# --T7eIss are not many things that are good eoc Whoopipg Cough but .hts is one. Pnermo will give your ch''d 9aicE relief. Your druggist has AZ
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 E.ss sew List, who has been in Fl Reno, Okla, for the past several weeks, is expected to arrive in this city today. ...,..sss'
 Mrs. J; 4: ,KrameEs-"after short visit to her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Taggart, has returned to her home in Little Rock.
 Arch Kyle, IT,. southern sales agent for the Clyde Iron Works, of Duluth, Minn., is in the city calling on his trade.
 s. P. ONeill. of Randall, expects to soon enter the office of W. B. Sorrells in Pine Bluff, for the study of law Rison Herald.
 B. c. Wallace was yesterday called to the bedside of his brother, J. E Van Landingham, at Texarkana, who is critically i'll in that city.
 Mrs. Oscar Norfeet, formerly Miss Nell McEwen, of this city, after a brief visit to relatives in this city, has gone to Memphis and Atlanta to visit friends.
 s. A. Bumpass, o. E. Perry, c. R. Pugh and Joe Smith returned yester- day from Fort Smith, where they at tended the head camp meeting of the Woodmen of the World
 ". J. Adam, formerly of Jefferson county, but who has lived for several years in Lonoke county, has moved back to this city, expecting to make
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-13

Sometimes to change boarding houses 's to alter-~and iulproye--th whole course and routine Of ones daily fife. Think t over and read the pant ads.
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JacObsOn.FlorSheim,

J2cODSOn.fl l0rShc1m.
 Pine Bluff yesterday received oa- trothaj cards announcing the engage ment of Miss Eva Jacobson, of Little Rock, and Scvmou l.. Florsheirn, of Shreveport, La. The engagement Of this popular couple comes as au agreeable surprise to their many friends in Pine Bluff. Miss Jacobson is a sister of Charles Jacobson, a prominent Little Rock attorney and former private secretary to Governor Jeff Davis. She is a young lady Of exceptional beauty and accomplish ments, being vocalist of consider able reputation. She recently spent several weeks on the Majestic thea trlcal circuit and met Mir. r7orshein, while playing an engagement in Shreveport. Mir. Florshci7p is qne of the wealthiest and most prominent young business men of Shreveport. The date for the wedding has not been announced. ,.,-.-
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We carry a larger aSsort aeni of iron beds. more designs than .s,y oth- er dealer im Arkansas. Union i3irni. tnre Company. }-,;t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-13

this city his permanent home
 Nr F. fa'sssil;;irrrt' 'sssssil;irt, '-of,~lhe r. G smart ReaFrE Estate Co, of Pins Rluf. v'as Mere this week demonstratins the. merits Of the Overlond ear to.ssf'ss poctiye buyers. -StHt, 3.sstSsstTk ansaw- Ner
 MT. V. +. Patterson, better known as Pat" who is well and 'avorably known in Pine Bluff, is in th" city iii the interest nf tho Gam bill and in cidentaily to cultivate Il taSfr on the part ot the people of this vicinity fnt Weich's Grape Juice.
 ! Dreury Powell and Will Mol arri- ved Monday morning from Pine HlufI with Mr. PoweIl's auto. The machine was shipped by boat from pjue B}uH to Arkansas Post, and was driven from there in The boys report A rather interesting trip Stut;~art Ar- kauSawyer.
 E. ". Metz of the Thitl De etective Service Company of Kansas City was in Little Rock yesterday. IIa called [ at the Board oi Trade. but did not ,iivulge his motive for doing so. He left last night for Pine Bluff, and will go from there 10 Helena Little Rock Gazette
 The funeral ot the late Sal, In- 3nsi!i who died Thar#tlay night Tt his hoNf on Soata Cherry street was held yesterday afternoon at the resi- ience Rabbi F. E'riSch contiurtsd t1n services. The pail bearers were Sel- don t'. Ros<nberg Charles D. ptutsch, W f;ortlies, aud Charles Veil George h. Mann, the @ell-knowEi Little Rock architect was in the city yesterday conferring with the build ing committee recently named by the directors of the Citizens Bank to ar range for the erection of new bank and six story office building At their i present location Second avrpue and Pine street
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A St. Patrick Affair.

Mrs. Henry Smith entertained Frfs day afternoon with card party. at the home Of her parents, MT. and Mrs. o. Pool on Pine street. Everything in the house carried out the St. Pat rick idea Green carnations and palms were prominent in the decora- tions. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Will Powell and Mrs. Pool received the guests in the hall. Euchre was the game of the afternoon. The hand panted score cards carried out the green color scheme The first prize, silver cream Iadel, was won by Mrs. c. K. Caruthers. The consolation prize, a hand painted plate, was awarded to Mrs. w. T. Seawell. After the games a delicious luncheon was served Those present were Mesdames c. K. Caruthers, Will Powell, Will Now land, Victor Harrison, Wade Knox, w. T. Seawell, w. D. FergusQn,~~Fqsn Hill and ]. B. Elliott, and Misses Jes- sic Andrews, Margie Atkinson, Fay Scull, Future Bloom, Mary Frank Sweet Bettie Gallagher and Bess Thompson.
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CYCLONE PICTURES
 TO BE SHOWN HERE:

Manager E. o. Haney, of the The atorium, on his return from Memphis,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-13

Phone us your order for the Daily Graphic, 50 cents a month, and it will receive prompt attention; old phone 86; new M.
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John McAimont Chapter.
 The John McAlmont Chapter D. 4. K. will meet this afternoon with Mrs Julia Noel, at her home on East Sixth avenue,
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A clever team in a clever act Hanlon < Walsh, Theatorium. . 5t
 oiiicc desks, filing cases and supp plies at Union Furniture Company.
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BRIEF MENTION. : : | < < < ' ! < < < < 1

4. W. Mills is in Magnolia on a business trip.
 . W. L. Dunkum, Of Argenta. spent Friday in this city.
 J. A.. Osbourne. of Humphrey, was In this. city. ,yesterday.- ,..s,s.,..,,,,.
 II. C. Fox was business visitor In Little Rock yesterday. ..-s~
 Ben Cohn, Of Menlpnlg. E ln the city calling on his trade, VIII Loeb, of Little Rock. is5in the city transacting business.
 Mrs. W. ". Alexander is in New Madrid, Mo, sitting relatives.
 A. r, RcNell, of Redaeld, was a bus mess visitor in the city yestetday:.. :.s. S
 Ed East, of Memphis, was a buss1 ness. yisttor-in Pine Bluff yesterday.,5 ; ' c. R. Roebuck, of Rison. ID this cltx--ase.rrvn tfzi11Kts yesterday.
 Attorney and Mrs. M. Danaher feft Friday for short visit to Little Rock. ......-----.s.-.-."-
 ". Dyke has returned to his home in Fort Smith, after a brief stay in this city
 H. B. Turner, district deputy mar shal for the w. o. w., left yesterday for Redfeld.
 Mrs. Jack Elliott and son have re- turned from a visit to relatives at Beaumont, Texas.
 Curtis Mullins left yesterday for Argenta, where he will join the base ball team of that .eity.~.-....s....-.s;s....
 Mps.aafdTlid -Mrs.~~J:~ E. Quinn left yess |terday for Rison, where~.-they will visit B. Quinn and-fanait,Es--@~~~' '' [,..sssS.--S-.-.Risgsy~ of the Hot Springs baseball team, is in the city visiting friends and talking base ball''.
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There are not many things that are good for Whoopipg Cough but .hts is one. Pnermo will rive your child 1slicK relief. Your druggist has t. d If
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
OUTDOOR ADJUSTMENTS.
Luna Park Vow Open.

With the opening OF Luna Park yester-
day. Il was difficult 20 determine which
OF the many new features most pleased
the enthusiastic crowds. So many and
varied are the attractions offered this sea
son that patrons apparently refused to
discriminate and tried to concentrate a
weeks entertainment into q few hours.
In this way the ambition OF Manager
GoodfeIlOw has been schieved-to make
Luna Park one huge playground for old
and young alike. which must be enjoyed
In its entirety. Yesterday also marked
the first time the public were not charged
any admission at the gates. This inno-
vRtiOn will be continued every week day
this season.
The programme for this week VIII con
tinue as presented yesterday. King Kelly.
the daring aeronaut, viii continue TO
make his nightly and matinee balloon
ascensions and double parachute drops.
Another interesting concession added 10
the Midway al the last minute were the
Filipino MidgetS. who Won the gold medal
at the S.. Louis Exposition, as being the
smallest known people IN the world.
These two tnidgets. man and woman. over
thirty years OF age, are only g and p
ilCneS llEIt EeSpeCtlNelN- 4HtF SlDS dua
present an acrObatc specially. The Johns
town Flood Is a realistic representation
Of a calamity which awed the world.
The really admirable vaudeville perform
ance Of six big feature acts Is said "a
be as interesting as anything Of the kind
seen during the ciJy's winter season.
Altogether the opening list OF amuse-
ments has far surpassed al previous
records at the park
The feature Of tie programme to-day
will be the sacred band concert this af-
teTnOOn and tonight. by The American
RegimenJsl Band Of fifty musicians. IN
der the direction of Richard L Weaver.
An admirable programme has been ar
ranged and between the instrumental
selections the auxetOphOne viii give rem
ditions Of such grand opera stars as
Csrdso. -Scotti. Farrar. and Tetrazzini.
whose favorite selections VIII be as clear
" and as naturally heard as though they
were singing in person.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
"a chine.e Honrrmoon.', :,

The series OF English musical comedies
presented during the season of the AbOra
Comic Opera Company last summer AZ
the New National Theater VIII be re-
called In the coming presentation Of an
other great London musical comedy i'm
portatiOn, "A Chinese Honeymoon" for
the fifth week Of their present run. start
ing Monday, May 81. This IS another piece
of the same delightful class as -'FlorO-
dora. san Toy. "A Runaway Girl"
The Geisha, and others seen formerly
in the AbOrn repertoire. and # viii be
staged with the same careful attention 70
details as were those offerings, as well as
with return Of a number Of the same
clever artists who made hit IN the other
pieces Of this sort last summer. George
" Leslie viii come back 10 as warm a
reception from h.s host Of admirers here
as any. comedian could wish for. and viii
be assigned to the appropriate role Of Mr..
Pineapple Dainty and fascinating Car
RE Reynolds Will also rejoin the Aborn
fold for the comedy soubrette character
Of Fl Fl, and Hattie Arnold wiH return
for Mrs Brown, while the rest OF the
cast viii present an "all-favoriteH appear
ance, including II. ". frederick. in his
old part of Hang Chow; Sol Solomon. as
Chippee Chop; William Herman West as
HI Lung: Forrest HufT. as Tom Hather-
ton; FRITZ Won Busing. as Mrs Pineap-
pie. and charming Blanche Morrison as
500 500.
This viii be the first time a Chinese
Honeymoon" has ever been presented az
the moderate summer scale Of prices IN
effect al the New National during the
Aborn tenancy, as il was the first time
also for the other pieces Of its class they
gave US last year There viii be more
offerings OF Ike recent successes 70 be
introduced 10 the same drop in the box
Office scale during the AbOrn season. N
cludirZ such works as The Sultan OF
Sulu." 1t Happened in NoOrdland, The
Yankee Consul and others
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
CoIumbIa-"A Regal Family

Capt R MsrshaH's romantic comedy.
a Royal Family viii tomorrow night.
at so o'clock. sweep from the stage OF
the Columbia Theater Merely Mary
Ann" and all suggestiveness OF squaIor
and exhibit 10 a delighted audience one
OF the most sUmptuous and complete pro
ductions ever undertaken by a Washing
ton manager. irrespective Of the popular
scale CT prices which has been esta5-
lished at the Columbia Theater for the
remainder Of the season. The play. in
which Annie Russell attained one .of. her
most memorable successes. deals exclu-
sively with royalty and its surroundings
and as a consequence every BIT OF seen
cry. every item Of dress or uniform. Is
rich in design. material, and workman
ship. The scenery has been specially
painted for this production By George
Rex Wilson. whose training Al the
D-ury Lane Theater, London. and else
where has specially fitted him for work
OF this character. The gowns and uni
forms, many OF them brought direct from
New York for this production. are OF ex-
ceptional beauty SurmOUnting IL all in
importance, in the opinion OF the the
ster management. however. IS the fact
that the Players VIII have with them to-
morrow night. for the first time. their
leading man, Orme Csldara. whose indi-
vidual work in KiaW & Erlsnger'S pro-
duction Of the Round Up has been the
most commented upon feature Of the
show Mr. Caldara IS admirably cast for
his opening IN Washington, appearing in
the part Of the crown prince. Victor Con-
stsntine, the part originally played BY
Orin Johnson. In the opposing role. that
OF Angela. the only daughter Of King
Louis VII. Julia Dean viii fnd the most
acceptable role in which she has vet been
cast Il Is the part IN which Miss Rus
sell attained her triumphs, and IS a part
better suited 10 Miss Deans talents than
any IN which she has get appeared. The
cast Is an unusually long one. and az
fords splendid opportunities for every
member Of the company. which VIII be
somewhat augmented for the occasion.
Alexander Frank viii be King Louis.
Helen Brown. Prince Charles Ferdinand.
Mr.. Calvert, tie Duke Of Berascon.
Laurence Eyre. the Prime Minister; WIZ
Conley. the Chief Commissioner Of Po-
lice: Everett Butterheld- the Cardinal.
and Mr.. Chatterton. Father Anseim.
Among the ladies, Ruth D. Blake VIII
be the Queen C0nsort: Clara Sidney. the
Dowager Queen; Ethel Wright. Lady
CaTina. and the other members Of the
company in parts equally adapted 10
their several abilities. The production
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
Orme CaIdnra. .

Orme Caldara. the leading man Of the
Columbia Players, who makes his ap-
pearance with that organization to-mor-
row night as the crown prince. Victor
Constantine, in "A Royal Family" an
ticlpates a long and delightful summer in
Washington, and is already pleasurably
contemplating the attractivenesss of the
Upper Potomac, where he expects "a
spend many pleasant hours In a canoe
in which he has braved the dangers of
the sea IN fact, Mr. Caldara is one OF
the most expert. and at the same time
enthusiastic, handlers Of the paddle TO
be found on the Atlantic seab0ard. As
a member Of the old Olympic Club in
San Francisco. he was known up and
down the Coast as the strongest and
swiftest swimmer in Pacific waters but
Il was not until he came East that he
developed so marked a fondness for the
canoe. During the past summer he spent
much Of his time on the New England
coast. where his daring in venturing out
10 sea in light canoe was the talk OF
the communities in which he was stop
ping. Il IS this same canoe he viii bring
10 Washington. and before the season IS
over its familiar pennant viii be regu-
larry in evidence on the river. Mr.. Cal
dara has just closed q successful season
as leading man Of Kiaw & Erlanger's
big production OF the Round Up" Il
was the unexpected extension Of the sea
son Of that company that delayed Mr.
CalSara's advent with the Columbia
Players until the present time
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
NHtiOnaI-AbOrn Opera Company in
ssPrinceSS Chic"

The management OF the Aborn Opera
Company are AT all times endeavoring
20 increase their repertoire Of operas
with the later and most successful Of
the lighter musical classics and stin main
tain the standard they have already set
OF producing only those which are con
sidered representative OF this class. They
have been fortunate enough to secure for
presentation Princess Chic" which was
produced at the New York Casino nearly
a decade since and after q long run
there continued as one Of the greatest
successes Of this form OF entertainment
here and abroad by the weii-known au-
thor. Kirke La Shelle. and one OF the
greatest composers Of the present day,
Julian Edwards The management OF
the Aborn company have selected "Prin-
cess chic" as their offering for the fourth
week al the New National. and their
clientele will be treated 20 a production
Of this opera that has never before been
attempted al the summer scale Of prices.
II win have an elaborate staginS and a
cast selected especially for the roles they
interpret. inClCding a number OF the ia
v0rites-
For the title role they have secured
Blanche Morrison. whom Washington
people viii recall with pleasure as the
prima donna in this coHpany's productions
last season She has host Of admirers
here. and for that reason the AbOrn man
agement secured her for this part. Her
friends VIII see her AT her best in the
role OF the princess. who. upon learning
that she is be1rOthed BY her parents 10
Charles the Bold. Duke OF Burgundy.
disguiseS herself as a boy and journeys
incognito TO his chateau 20 Study his
character and decide for herself whether
she really cares TO adopt him as a hus-
band or not. Another important special
engagement for the Princess Chic week
is that OF the weIl-kaOwn comedian. Jack
Henderson. whose clever Characterization
OF ChambeTtin was one of the pleasing
features Of the presentation OF this opera
on its last tour. Still another important
newcomer IS Thomas :. Van. who comes
to direct the staging Of the piece and to
assume one OF the important characters.
and Harry Lane VIII also come 10 appear
in HIS former role OF Brevet. The bal
ance OF the cast VIII be made I'd Of fa-
vorites 50 thoroughly established in Wash
ington as 10 need little reintroductlon.
including Agnes Finlay. FRITZ Won Bus
ing John Philips, Howard Chambers,
Forrest HUFF, and the Aborn chorus.
which this season has distinguished itself
even more than the excellent aggregation
OF its kind brought here by this manage
ment in former seasons