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MRS. GRACE VISITS
 LITTLE BLIND SON
WomHln Released Under Bond, Charg- cd With Shooting Her Husband,
 In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Penn., March 21.-A little blind boy was led into the house at 900 South Sixteenth street today, a woman touched him as the boys hands carefully felt of her hand he sad "Who is it?'' and the boy replied with a glad smile on his lips "Its mamma The woman crushed the child to her breast in a fond embrace and mingled her tears with him. The woman was Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace, formerly of Philadelphia, now of At- lanta, Ga., who, after spending weeks in jail on the charge of attempting to murder her husband by shooting him in the side while he lay sleeping, is at present at liberty on bail of $7,5OO, pending trial. She must appear in court at Atlanta on March 28, for her preliminary hearing
 Today Mrs. Grace reiterated her protestations that she did not fire the shot that has endangered her hus- bands life. She said that when her trial occurs she expects her husband it to Grace and her visit to Philadelphia we'll man or at least sufficiently re- covered to act for himself.
 She will return to Atlanta in a day or two, some say tomorrow, prepared to stand trial
 It has been said that Mrs. Grace, who possesses considerable property which she had partly inherited from her husband, MT. Opie, has transferred it to race and her visit to Philadelphia was for the purpose of having it re- transferred to herself. After the bus mess had been attended to, she said T feel better now, that I have my own property again and am i1de- pendent"
 ADD MRS. GRACE .. .. ....
 Mrs. Grace told friends tonfgh. that there is another woman in the case and that at the proper time the full truth of the entire matter would be known to the public. 4 dispatch from Atlanta tonight stato. that when Grace was shown a state men accredited to h is wife that, "My husband knows who shot him and will vindicate me at my trial" H. said "Yes I know who shot me, i was my wife,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
NINE KILLED WHEN
 CELLAR BLOWS UP
Mine Settling Caused a Gas Main to
 Break Under House.

Scranton, Pa, March 21.-In gas explosion caused, it is thought, by mine settings, nine persons were kill- ed and two injured early today in Dunn1ore, near here. Two families, comprising two women and seven children. were either blown to pieces in the explosion or burned in the fire that followed and destroyed their homes.
 The dead
 MRS. JOHN CABELLA AND HER FIVE CHILDREN-ROSE, age 8; DOMIN1CK, 8, LUCY ii, LIZZIE IA, and WILLIAM 20.
 MRS. VITO SUMMA, Mrs. Cavellas daughter, and her two children, MARY aged z, and FRANK, 4.
 The body of Mrs. Summa was found
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22

in the limbs of a tree 50 feet from the scene of the explosion a half hour af- ter the accident.
 More than 20 dwellings near the scene of the explosion were badly damaged by the concussion, and the flying timbers and scores of persons were thrown from their beds and bruised.
 During the past week mine settings in the neighborhood of the Cavella home have caused alarm. Only few days ago the cellar dropped out of a house on the opposite side of the street and several miners climbed to the surface on ladders set> down by the wOmeni of the house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22

stration to be held here next Monday, the day preceding the Republican Committee meeting. Undiscouraged by the result in North Dakota, local Roosevelt boosters announce that they will continue the fight for Roose- welt delegation from Arkansas with renewed vigor. The club has mailed out fifteen hundred invitations for Mondays mass meeting. The club will make demand for preferen- tial primary in Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
NEGRO HAD GUN

Jonesbcro, March 21-At an early hour Wednesday morning officers found Sam Woods ambushed behind lumher piles a, Partia Mill, with i loaded shotgun. He had threatened to kill Gus Ivy, another negro, who passed the spot three minutes after Woods was arrested. A black dam sel furnished the motive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
CIRCULATING AMENDMENT

Little Rock, March 21.-No changes are to be made in the proposed bond issue amendment now being circulat- ed over the state. The attorney gen. eral objected because. it provides that the vote shall be canVassed by the mayor and board of public affairs and Fort Smith wanted to have it in clude counties and school districts. Put the amendment is identically the same as that adopted at the conven- tion of mayors, and city officials Feb. z, and several thousand signatures have already been secured for it. to change it now would create great con- fusion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22

Chancery Court here today, and ill the evening addressed the voters ili behalf of his candidacy for Congress from the Fourth Congregational Dis- trict of Arkansas. Court was TO have opened Monday, but Chancellor Shaver could not reach here because of campaign appointments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
DATES FOR CANDIDATES

Little Rock, March 21.-Cong ress- man Robinson will make seven speeches in Sebastian county next Monday and Tuesday, covering much oa the ground that was this week covered by Governor Donaghey, and will return to Little Rcck in time for the concluding speech of his cam paign ill Little Rock and Argenta Tuesday night. Gov. Donaghey will speak in Argenta Tuesday night. Col Brundidge will also speak in Little Rock or Argenta on Monday or Tues day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
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Vaudeville at the EIks.

At the ElkS Theater yesterday af- ternoon three big vaudeville acts op ened for the weekend headed by the Superior TetsuWari Japs in a marvel ous acrobatic and juggling act. Few equals of this troupe have been seen in vaudeville here. Their stunts are
 really amazing and they made big hit with the matinee audience yester- day afternoon.
 Wayne c. Christy. black face artist, gives a most Imaginable monologue and introduces song hit entitled
 Brady Christy offers few minutes of hearty laughter and the audience took advantage of it at both perform ances.
 A feature of Davis and Cooper's singing and dancing act is the chang ing of costumes by the female mem Der of the team. She makes five con- plete changes in costume during the act introducing several beautiful gowns. Miss Cooper sings we'll and the "clasy pair" as they are termed both dance cleverly. MT. Davis in trcduces Mandy "Just a Little Irish'' and other popular song hits.
 The vaudeville of this bill is fully up to the high class vaudeville stand ard of larger cities It is accompan- jed by three reels of pictures chang ed daily and the we'll known Elks orchestra.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
EILONEY-FUGGLED.'

w enough about the common the American people to know are not going tcl give up the pn and they are not going to -fuggled out of it.
 poke William Howard Taft, an address at cultured f all places.
 heless. we take off our hat to
 We like that word, and ln- Jake it to our bosom. It bod to us.
 not know whether honey has ancient and honorable ut it means something. How Pnger it is than "bug-fuzzled' 'hornswaggled." In rolling EG morsel under Cur ton hste the honeyed sweetness ar-coated pill, that contains
 dose of later disappoint- png live "honey-fuggled. - Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
NO RACE SUICIDE

Jonesboro, March 21-Judge John B. Walker, of this city does not be- lieve in race suicide, for the twentieth child has just arrived at the Walker home on West Warner street to bless the lives of the judge and h's estim- able wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
NEGRO WANTED FOR MURDER

Joncsboro, March 2i-Local Of f cers Wednesday arres,ed Lon Mich els, a negro, wanted at Clarendon for a murder committed January 26, 1911. The sheriff of Monroe County wired that he would come after tha prisoner tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
Mir. Rent Payer:

If you could convert your rent into installments which--in five years time would make you owner of the pre- mises.
 If you could then turn the property into all the money you had put in it., and take protfit on top U this, WOULDN'T YOU BE AHEAD OF
 THE GAME?
 If you will act promptly you can do just what We have indicated here. The proposition is a house a lot To- cated on a paved street and on the ear line.
 Call today and We will show you R. H. M. MILLS & SONS Insurance Real Estate, Loans
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Delivered By Carrier.
ANNOUNCEMENT. For Congress.

Ehphic is authorized to an- .bl. s. M. Taylor, of Jefferson as a candidate for Congress
 Sixth District, his candidacy bject to the action of the De- l primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
TRUSTEES MEET
 THIS AFTERNOON

The Board of Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce will hold their semi-monthly meeting this af- ternoon a.. the Hotel Jefferson. Sev- eral matters will come up for con- sideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
BRITISH RAILROAD TO
 CEASE TRAIN SERVICE

Liverpool, Eng, March 21-The Great Central Railroad announced to- night that i. would discontinue the running of all trains on Sunday and would not resume this service until the strikers have returned to work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
ROCK ISLAND TO ADVERTISE

Little Rock, March 21.-The Rock Island, having the second largest railway mileage in the state, is pre- pairing to spend $25,0O0 this year and next in advertising Arkansas. This |: the message that was. brought to the citizens of Little Rock by H. M. Cot trell, the agricultural commissioner, in an address before the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22

Piles Cured i'm . to IA Days. Your druggist refund money ii PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IA days. 60c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
R00sEyELT CLUB MEETING

Little Rock. March 21.-At the weekly meeting of the Little Rock Roosevelt Club Thursday night, at the Chamber of Commerce, plans were completed for the Roosevelt demon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
TATE NEWS
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'R HEADS BANKERS

March 21-Group Two of Eas Bankers Association,
 annual meeting Tuesday elee'sing J. Hicks Deener chairman and re-electing Il of Batesville as secre-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
cHANCERY COURT

March 21-Chancellor T will hold a term of
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g%onltab(es: Ml. Green, S. 5. @eppouo
Spnn3.

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SSait nnertraqlides Mndenpeb

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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-29
NJ AFFIDAVIT
 AT PRIMARY All Republicans May Take Part in the Primary Eiec-
 tions

Judge Lyons announces that the primaries to bc held March 6 next will be open tO all Republicans to express their wish as to who shall represent this district in thp Cor doVa convention. The only rr- quircmcnt will br that they are profcsscd Republicans and have not taken part in the recent Drm- ncratic primaries.
 Tllr voters will not even be re- quired to bind themselves to sup port the choice of the convention for delegate In congress from Alaska.
 The lime is limited and it is not believed dhere will bc any keen contest at the primary as the fair attitude of the judges meets with the approval of all.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-29
ALASKANS ARE
 COMING NORTH Number of Prominent Interior Men Were Passengers on
 the Alameda

The tide of spring travel io in- irrinr Alaska is setting in strong as indicated by the passenger list of the Alameda. The next few bnals will bring many 'AIaSkanS chose homes are in the interior but who have been spending the winter in the states. An early brrak-up is threatened and there are hundreds of northrrurrS who will br anxious to get back in time for the first cleanup nf the spring or to prepare for opera lion during the coming summer.
 The Alameda today carried 9 passengers who will land at Sew and. Many of them will G0 to ldiiarod over the trail while oth- CTS are bound for the SuSitna and other camps. Al COrdova pas SrnErrS left the boat and will go into the interior via Chitina. The names of many prominent Fair banks business and professional men were noted on the list.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-29

glacial floods at Valdez, Alaska, and for other purposes" as rec commended by Major Cavanaugh. It is as follows:
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the Unified States of America in con- grcss assembled, That the sum of iifly-Iiv" thousand fDllars, or SO npk'h thereof as may br nrccs- Nary, bc, and il is hereby. appro- priatcd. out of any funds in the Treasury of Ilc United States not otherwise appropriated, io be cx- pendcd under ihc direction of the War department in building a dyke lo protect Inc United States courthouse, jaii, postofficc, the offices and land approach of the United States cable and telegraph lines, other property therein, and Inc town of Valdez, Alaska, from destruction by glacial floods in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared and ap- proved by James E. Cavanaugh, major, corps of engineers, United States army, dated December %, 1911.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-29

Tn" regular annual meeting of the Valdez Volunteer Fire depart ment was held last night and OTi- cers elected for the coming year. After the business session a ban quct was held and the boys enjoy cd themselves to the limit.
 Win. Ethical, who has been chief of the department for eight years, and who has been large ly rc sponsiblc in bringing the bri- radc Io it's prNcnt HRh stand ard 'f rficicncyNC NCSfircd and F.. r.. MuIvey was clScNed to the po- siIion. The oWcr officers elect rt wc,c: HIS. Sucssdorf, assist nni chief; C. C. Rudolph, record ing secretary: C. Ernst, treasur- CT; F.. B. Spiers. auditor. Chief Engineer Graham will still con iipuc io care for inc frc fighting apparatus of the town and as in the past will bc ready at the tap of Inc bell to meet emergencies
 A committee composed of Messrs. F.. B. Spiers, C. Adler and C. Ernst was appointed to draw ur resolutions of thanks to Ex-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-29
MULvEY IS NEW CHIEF
 OF VALDEZ FIRE DEPARTMENT
RETIRING CHIEF FINcAL OFFICE PAST EIGHT YEARS AND was RENDERED BANQUET MEMBERS
 OF pEPARTmEnT--oTHER OFFICERS ELECTED

chief Ethical to be entered on the records of the department.
 Several speeches were made at the banquet by the members of the department. All of them commended the cy-chirf for his untiring labnrs iO advance and further the interests of the de- partmcnl during his long term of office. Mir. Finical replied in n very neat speech thanking ihc members of the department for their faithfulnrss and assistance in all matters pertaining io ihr welfare of the department. IIn also congratulated the newly elected chief and expressed the hope and belief that his relations with lhc members of the depart mcni would bc as pleasant ns dur ing his term.
 The banquet was concluded by III announcement from Mir. w. IT. Brennan that hr would present n handsome clock to the depart men! Hc expects to receive the clock from the siaics on one of Inc first Doats.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-29
TWO BILLS TO PROVIDE
 FOR DYKE APPROPRIATION
SENATOR JONES INTRODUCES MEASURE IN SENATE ASKING INTERPRETATION OF s75ooo PURRosEs--pEL-
 EaarE's BILL ASKS FOR s55 ,ooo FOR SAME PURPOSE

Senator Jones of Washington, has introduced q bill in the sen ale to provide for an apprOpria- lion of S75, ,O0O for the protection nf the town of Valdez from flood. The bill is as follows and was in- iroducrd on February ii:
 Be it enacted by the senate and house, of representatives of the United States of America in con- gross assembled, That the sum H Scvcnty-fivc lhousanrt-sioIlars/Or SO much thereof as may be1Hec- rssary, br, and il is hcrcby, ap~ propriaicd. out of any funds in the Treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated, to be expended under the direction of the War department for Inc pro- lection of Valdez, Alaska, and ad- -jacenl territory from glacial Hoods.
 The bill introduced in congress by Delegate Wickcrsham asks for an appropriation of only $Ep,- OOO but ia for the purpose of -'protcciinR tho property of inc United States from destruction by