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Judge James GouldAspent yesterd' at Grady.
 R. l.. Rutherford went to Redfield yesterday on business.
 Nate Levine went to Little Rock yesterday, on business. D. G. Kconce, of Memphis, was ir the city yesterday on business.
 Buck Mitchell, of Sherrill, spent yesterday in the city, bn business.
 Joe Watson, of Tucker, was a busi ness visitor in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 Mrs. Dan w. Nix, of Swan Lake was shopping in the city yesterday
 Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Tucker, of Tucker, were in the city yesterday.
 Capt. s. w. Mcdowell, of Cam den, was in the city yesterday on bust ness.
 Maicr S. w. Boswell. bf Richardson, was in Pine Bluff yesterday on busi- Sness.
 Miss Ouita Martin, of Warren. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Neal Martin in this city.
 Miss Maittie White, of Argenta, is in the city visiting her cousin, T. C. White, and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Holland have returned tc, Hot Springs, after visit
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SERVICES AT THE
 TEMPLE TONIGHT

Sabbath services will be held at the Temple tonight at 7:45 o'clock and tomorrow morning at 10:30. A the services tonight Rabbi Frisch will. preach on the subject: Some Ameri- can Ideals and their Application To- day." this sermon being appropriate of George Washington's birthday. An opening anthem by the choir tonignt a duet will be sung by Miss Broad street and MT Traweek. After the sermon an alto solo will be rendered by Miss Ethel Schlcss and the ser vices will be concluded with the nat ional hymn, sung by the congregation. Everybody is welcome.
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FERRY PASSENGERS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 22.-Caught 1a heavy flee of ice, five men and one woman passenger on the Martins Ferry narrowly escaped death in Mon ongahels River near Greensboro, Pa, today. The little boat was lifted from the river. shunted out e1n huge ice floe and then dropped over the breast of the dam. After a wild ride of a half mile. the floe damned against a guard and the buffeted passengers were assisted to safety. While the big ice pack with its human freight was swept downu the swollen river hundreds of persons armed with pill poles and ropes paced the river banks waiting for an opportunity to helI the victims.
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DREAM OF 4
 MIlLIoN---s5.oo
Little Rock Painter Who Lived in Hopes of Being a Millionaire
 is Disappointed.

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 22.-One day hast week, an itinerant sign painter, William Springer, who had come from HcE Springs five weeks before to work here at $40 a week was notified that he had inherited one-third of an estate valued at $6,0O0,0OO left by his father, Warren Springer, of Chicago. \ whole week he reveled ill the fought of what it meant to be a mill lionaire unexpectedly, and Thursday le had a rude awakening when noti- fled by attorneys that instead of in heriting two millions, his father had cut him off with paltry $5,O00. He has decided that he will make an at tempt to break the will. His wife was Miss Kirk of Hot Springs.
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PINE BLUFFIANS
 LEASE A HOTEL

J. J. Ivey and L. E. Lindsay of Pine Bluff just signed lease with H. B. Rhodes for The City hotel build ing on South Main street for a term Of three years. The interior of the first floor will be altered and improv- ed. Messrs Ivey and Lindsay will sperate a produce market in the south rocm of the building and soda foun- tain and pool hall in the north room. They expect to be ready for business in a short time.
 Messrs. Ivey and Lindsay will move their families to this city in the near future and expect to become perman- ent residents of Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
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with relatives here.
 Charles Orto, of Memphis, has gone to Weiner with a party of Pine Bluff ians on "a duck hunt.
 l. P. Shelby, who has the contract for the Cemetery paving, was a visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 c. K. Wheeler, of the Cleveland County Bank at Kingsland, spent yes- terday in the city on business.
 Mrs. M. B. HoWsen returned yester- day from a visit with friends and relatives in San Antonio, Texas.
 A. M. Suhler, chief clerk at the Ho- tel Jefferson, attended meeting of the Little Rock Shriners yesterday.
 Mrs. Tom Noble and children have .eturned from Stuttgart where they visited relatives for several days
 e. A. Lineker, who recently open ad an egg market in Pine Bluff, went Q St. Louis yesterday on business.
 Mrs. M. E. Carmical, of Monticello will arrive today for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. s. Wiley, in this oity
 Chancellor J. M Elliott has return ed from Clarendon, where he ptesid
  county cUurt
 Mrs. Mike Yout, of Little Rock, is in the city to spend ten days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Marcus sonnenschein.
 John F. Sennett, the New Gascony planter, who has been in the city for several days returned to his planta- ion yesterday.
 Miss Susie Hall, of Denver, Colo, vino has been the guest of Mrs. Dan
 at Swan Lake for some time, has eturned to her home.
 Mrs. H. R. Webster and little daugh- CT, Isabella, of TeXa. kama, have re- urned to their home after a several weeks visit here with Judge A. B. trace and family.
 Mrs. E. E, Moss, of Little Rock, mo came here to attend the D. A. R. :0nvention, has returned to her home While here Mrs. Moss, was the gues, If Mrs. Tracy Mills.
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RETAIL MERCHANTS
 TO MEET TONIGHT

The retail merchants of Pins Bluff will meet tonight at the office of the secretary of the Chamber of Com merce for the purpose of discussing matters of interest to them. A meet ing was called for last Tuesday nignt but the inclement weather prevented the retailers attending.
 A credit rating system which will be of great benefit to the retail men will probably be established and oth- CT matters of vital interest to the merchants will be discussed.
 All the merchants of the city, whether members of the Chamber of Commerce or not, are urged to attend.
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DEATH OF MRS.
 D. II. ROBERTS

Mrs. D. H. Roberts, Il years old, Led yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home, No. Ill Ea,t Third avenue, after a lengthy illness # Bright's disease. She is survived by Der husband, who is an emplcye of
 he Cotton Belt shops. Mrs. Roberts was well known in Pine Bluff and her many friends mourn her death. The 'uneral will be conducted from the 'hapel at Robinson and Sons un- dertaking establishment l,y Rev. c. l.. W-Reese, pastor of Trinity Epis- eopal church, this afternoon. In- terment at Bellwood cemetery.
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In "The Heart Breakers" wa.c, VI
 be seen at the Elhs Ife atl1 on We'd nesday, Feb. 29, t5ers is' ra org 3niz = tion 0f young mea ealia3 tha "s3x- 9ns' supposed tC nave been start 1 ny Prince Maurice If EaSnny, W.Cse members have been 1ilteG ty t'1e op- poslte sex Wi.A sach fasai rosU 5 thae they have bo2on1e wo1lauhatars. 'Ite object rf the club IS to Eee't re"eag5 on tfe young w2rlen wdo caused the wounded hearts. " er25ers cf the saxons gre delis C ato!y ses tc t.a .ask et 7sFarj9G tfe;r w y inta t'3a e. teem a-d love of tao girl, N,o aye sought as victims. They gro sp9pli Ii with nlonsy, .notC1' caTc ana otlor ev. pediencies.
 The courtsfio : cont r1cd. first y one and then auotn.r zr:ust! ffe r5uFs woman permit fferse'f to ta i7i5 ad. The plot ef aae S.i..43s is tnso ua. folded to her ard Sre is thar made tu feel the sting snd ,sLlo 50 t,?a1 sic herself once Ga1it oli.
 The SaNons .2a :, 8 he".i CT master" who direeta eneif nlf;'ei,:: ' ts, and whose wits aEG services are tested in pursuit of one gsrl whfra Jhe other members are unable tc e5neuer, Fay Munger, daughter Of a ciabbled mil lionaire. Old Munslsr learns that the Saxons are seeking his daughter, so he locks her up ih :; castle, with a moat and drawbridge i1 the Adiron- dacks and makes a bet of $50,O00 that no Saxon shall see or kiss her before a certain day, Whey she is tG be mar lied to the man of his choice. How the Saxons storm the castle and get + side under various disguises forms oue of the farcial features of the play h +l.a undertaking the master falls | victim b the wiles of Miss Munger 2pd the love match disrupts the club. Manager Singer will present George Orncrel, late star of the Merry Wi itw, in the leading role, and he wi, be supported by a company of oyer fifty including the perfect Princess chorus.
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A. W. L.
 The American Woman, League met yesterday afternoon with Mrs H. G. HiginbotEam, at her home on Chestnut street. The meeting waf presided ever by the president, Mrs T. B. Gillespie, and nine members and three visitors were present.
 The Woman's Exchange, which IS being conducted every Saturday al the Y. M. c. A. building was the chief subject of discussion. The exchangt has now been in existence only fou weeks and has been most success fully conducted in a small way. Th demand is becoming greater than tho supply for articles and pastries, etc and the many ladies of the city wht would like to dispose of fancy needle work, pastry, homemade candy an6 homemade bread, which is greatly ir demand. would profit by placing their nrodncts for sale in the Exchange. The League deducts a commiss sion of 10 per cent. V 4hH
 The hostess served delicious re- treatments and the club adjourned ttt meet with Mrs. Gillespie the second Thursday in next month.
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BILLY GOAT QUERY
 TOO STRONG FOR US
Pine Bluffs, ArkansaW.

Iluo GiullS, AIkduSdW,
 Feb. 22, 12. MT. editur Graphick newspoiper: l am towld youse all are goin te nave a mate packin Plant in Ark. nm Curos to Know phat the divil have ez got to pack in it, for sorry a thing see around here barrin all 9~ld mule and an ockasional billy seat But even de goats hev all gone ince sum hungry cannibal ate up dive poor Jim Aliens angory billy ,oats. Hince I say hadn't yez better 'aise sumthin fust before yez talk of having a pacAin Plant. Phat do yez think of it Mistur editor, anyway.
 YeTfriend and reeder,
 BARNEY O'HEA. Editors Note-After reading the above we must admit that we haven't 1lly thought coming.
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FIVE STEAMERS DRIVEN z z
 ASHORE OFF VIRGINIA
The Worst Storm in Recent Years
 Visits the Virginia Coast.

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 22.-Five steam- CTS have been driven ashore in the outer harbOr here by the worst storm that has swept the Virginia coast in many years. The storm began last night and continued unabated today, Two scows, it is reported, have been blown to sea through the Virginia eapes. No loss of life has been re- ported.
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CHIN MESE AVIATOR
 HAS BAD FALL,

San Francisco. Feb. 22.-Tom Dunn, the Chinese aviator, was fatally in iured at the Emeryville aviation meet this afternoon when his aeroplane fell distance of 100 feet. The avia- tor fell under the machinery and was badly crushed. The accident oc- cured 200 feet outside the race track enclosure. Doctors say he has a chance of recovery. -,
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OUTLAWS MAY
 HIT ATLANTA

Atlanta, Feb 22-The outlaws may hit the Atlanta club this season. The men who are unsigned, that Is, some of them. threaten to join the new or ganization unless their salary demands are granted. Third Baseman O'Dell, Outfielder Bailey and Pitcher Johns are the men who threaten. o'Dell and Bailey are causing some concern.
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LIGHT DOCKET yiN
 POLICE; COURT

Police Court docket was very light yesterday morning and Judge Stewart had ample time to celebrate Birth.
 ingtcn's, Washday. C. H. Bradley, negro who conducts a little grocery store in the southern part Of tue city. 'and who was arrested Wedac: :dav by City Detective McBurnett fer talking
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JUMPED BOARD BILL,
 BUT IS CAUGHT

Constable Frank Stewart went to Toxarkana yesterday after A. l.. Yer non, who is wanted here on a charg # defrauding Mrs. J. A. Harold, whc conducts boarding house, out of S1670 for board. Vernon left Pine Bluff Wednesday night and was ar rested at TeXarkana and held at the instance of Constable Stewart.
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"ihe Traye;ing sssfs:Eqp.a

James Forbes' four acs ccmedy The Travelling Salesman comes Go the Elks Theater on ThurS5ay. Fe. 29. In this play the author ,.as pre- Ei9ed Den MacMillan, the t9aEa.in4 salesman, with a vehicle just ulte;i ie. his style of acting. IS Bop 5.aln, 4.fa jolly drummer, whose specia,ty is la.. dies apparel, Mac lillian + z., t. confo4n in every G"itlcuier le ;.a popular concep ion u1 8 trave'.I5 salesman.
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Gas Company Wants
 Charter at Jonesboro

Jonesboro, Feb, 22.-A bill for the granting of franchise to local capi- talists fer the establishments of gas company in Jonssboro was cad the second time at a meeting of the -f'y Council last night. w. T. Lane, e s',- fer of the Bank of Jonesboro, is one of the chief promoters eR the pro.cct.
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MT. Jaa. ,lccsfte1y, Mgr 2. tre Schlitz Ho.e,, Omaha, Neb., fe,cra- mends Foley's Honey and Tar Con- pound, because it cures n every case. q have used t myself aud l have recommended it to many o5h- CTS who have since told rne of itE great curative power in. c.ssc ses of the throat and lungs" Fer al coughs and coles it Is speedily e: sective.-W. l.. Dew body < Co.
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Colonial Ball.

The fourth annual Colonial bal given by the Fraternal Order O Eagles at their hall on West Second avenue last evening was complete success and from 9 a. m. until + a m large crowd enjoyed the dane. ing to the strains of delightful music rendered by Hcwe's crche stra. Man dancers wore the George and Martin Washington costumes and some of them were very cleverly made up The local order of Eagles is con- posed of the representative citizent of the city and any affair given by them is always highly enjoyable. Thf committee in charge of the dance wal composed of D. B. Fultright, Der Robinson and A. Johnson.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Noble Lake. Ark.

Miss Winnie Wharton spent Satur- day and Sunday here with relatives.
 Mrs. P. c. Galloway, of Garretson, was here Sunday visiting MT. and Mrs. J. T. Crawford and family.
 The people Of Noble Lake gave MT. and Mrs. T. Tievatham a tin shower Monday night in celebration of their tin wedding day, congratulating them OH their tenth anniversary of welded life.
 The Noble Lake School house caught fire Wednesday afternoon, but the blaze was soon extinguished and the building was but slightly damaged.
 J. R. Grant, foreman of the Iron Mountain fence repairing gang here for several days. left Wednesday for his home at Austin, Ark.
 F. V. Dickey was in Pine Bluff We'd nesday night.
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TalnO, Ark.

Chas. Counce, is visiting 4.'tnls d Grady today.
 Mrs. Willis isn't any better today
 D. A. Hcnsley, leyee contra etot was a business visitor Feste: day.
 pr. B. l.. Hutchison, of Grady, made a professional call here last night.
 A. G. Hall has returned Co Grady after spending last night at home
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For Visitor.

For Visitor.
 Mrs. Mercer Sligh entertained Wed. nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. A E. Chambers. In guessing contes Mrs. J. w. Crawford was awarded thf prize. Mrs. Chambers, the honoree was presented with dainty handker- chief. Delicious refreshments were served. Seventeen guests were pres ent.
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an East sixth ayft.a.e syrian out or q q hll, was fined S@5 for pe"is lar eanv. Eradiey is St Il In the jug. J. Il. D.smond. 4 white man, WAS fined f3 fsr being .rrnk. liar y Ruryan,
 Hhije, vas also fined s fol drunken
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Seniors Entertained.

Miss Louise Rutherford entertain ed the members of the Senior Clasr of the High School last evening Wit a Reok party. About 30 members O the class and several other guestf were present. Miss Leota Jones, of Columbus, Kansas. was awarded the guests prize and Miss Nettie Mul' likin captured the class prize. After the games delicious refreshments were served.
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Bible Glass.

Bible Glass.
 Mrs. B. B. Taylor will entertain tht Ladies Bible Class this afternoon at o'clock, at her home on West Fifth avenue. Mrs. Sarah Strange will conduct the lessen.
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 The Ella K Newsom Chapter, D. A
 R., will meet this afternoon at the. home of Miss Mary Mccoy, on West Second avenue. A large attendance is requeSted.
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Altheimer, Ark.

Altheimer, Ark, Feb. 22.-Mrs. J. J. Kimberlin, of Syracuse, N. Y., who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. w. lBellamy, left yesterday for Little Rock where she vii spend few days before returning home.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier, visited friends in Pine Bluff Sunday.
 L. o. Wick, of Sherrill, spent Sun- day here with relatives.
 H. l.. Furr and J. P. Walt were business visitors in Little Rock Thursday.
 Mrs. M. Fitzsimmons left Saturday for Halls, Tenn. to attend the fun eral of her uncle. She will return Friday.
 Mrs. J. M. Barrett and Rush Bar rett, of Sherrill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. Quattlebaum in Altheimer.
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Phillips have returned from Pine Bluff, where they visited friends for several days.
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Meeting at Dcrmott.

Dermott, Ark, Feb. 22-Dermott ig making preparations to entertain the Southeastern Arkansas Literary and Athletic Association which will meet here April 19. Committee have been appointed to provide for the visitors four thousand of whom are expected.
 Election Results.
 Dermott, Ark, Feb. 22.[The city primary election was held here yes terday and resulted as follows:
 For Mayor-J. H. Hammock, SO; w. J. Rayburn, 72; F. l.. Rood, IS.
 For Recorder-R. P. Blythe, 69; J. E. Keeper, 61; J. T. Crenshaw. 2S; c. T. Kennedy, Il.
 For Alderman-W. s. Reed, 135; A. Prothro, 129 w. c. Bowden, 129; w. J. Splaun. 114; E. P. Rewely, "A: V. E. Moss, 62: J. c. Hoffman, 51; A, T. Bowden, 50; Eli Rante, 50.
 Other Dermott Notes.
 Dermott, Ark, Feb. 22.-J. l.. Smith leaves tomorrow for northern markets to purchase a car of mules.
 B. c. Wallace, of Pine Bluff. pass ed through Dermott today en route to Monticello for a visit with friends. Calvin Bullock sustained painful injuries Sunday morning when he alighted from fast moving freight train at Marvell.
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J. W. Ferguson, of Sweden, spent yesterday in the city on business.
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by to help, but IN another I'VE min
utes the light shown pink on them and
we saw they were ice bergs towering
many feet in the air, huge glistenins
masses, deadly white, still and peaked
i'm a way that had suggested schoon-
1--WE glanced round the horizon and
there were others wherever the eye
could reach. The steamer we had to
reach was surrounded by them and we
had to make a detour to reach her,
for between her and us lay another
huge berg We rowed up to the Car
pathia about 4:3O A. M, and were
hoisted or .climed up the ships sides
with very grateful hearts.
1--WE were received with a welcome
that was overwhelming in it's warmth,
and I should like to say here that
there is not a member of the Tltanlc
ols board who feels capable OF ex-
pressing in adequate terms his gratl-
tude for the attentions shoWered upon
us by the captain, officers, crew and
passengers on board the Carpathia.
READY FOR 5000.
"They were called upon suddenly in
midocean to receive, they thought, o,t9o
passengers and crew, and although
this was not to be, they made every
arrangement for so doing. Hot meals,
blankets and berths were provided for
each as we came on board. clothing
and mor>J were supplied individually
by passengers Berths were given up
by men who slept on the smoking
room floor or anywhere else that cor
ner could be found
"The ship had sent off hundreds OF
Marconigrams free of charge to anA-
ious relatives The catering arrange
ments in charge of the purser ana
stewards have been so admirably or
ganized that it would not be possible
to be better served had we been reg
ular passengers aboard our own snip.
PRIVATE MESSAGES FIRST.
'"The captain has placed all private
messages to friends in front or press
messages-in fact, he has refused TO
send any press messages, beyond
bare twenty words to press assocla-
ton, and the names of all those saved
placing the needs of the private pas
sengers of the Titanic in front of any
copy for the press. There Is this
morning, April Is, Marconigram from
Marconi on the Seine, saying no press
news is coming through and asking
that some be sent by navy boats or
Siasconset."