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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

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NontV~0ne

HE royal breathle
the applause led by king Wilhelm Second became deaf
The vOOncels. n signal from
forward! the pleasing
melody Again the rounds of applause and the stripping retired
musical
broke the
cOnaatuation of his fellow players of the King the
of his cOmInsiliOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
Forger Saws His Way Out Montgomery Jail
Benj. w.. Brumby Makes Getaway
 Without Being Discovered.

Mont gomery, Ala, Dec. 26.-BenJ. w. Brumby, the white man under arrest here on charges of forgery in Atlanta and Birmingham, sawed him self to freedom from the county jail last night. He cut the heavy steer bars of a cell on the second floor of the prison and upon reach ng win dow, jumped 20 feet to the ground be- low.
 Brumby was in his cell at 10 o'clock when the jailer made the rounds last night. His escape was not detected until o'clock this morning when the prison force shifted. Off cials are baffled. It is a mystery how the prisoner secured the saw.
 Brumby was arrested here Decem- Der IS on advices from Atlanta and Birmingham, and last Saturday was denied release on habeas corpus. He is apparently about 35 years old, tall and slender, clean shaven.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
ATTORNEY IT. K. TONEY
 IS AMONG SPEAKERS
Many We'll Known Men Have Agreed to Address Good Roads
 Convention.

Little Rock, Dec. 26.-The following acceptances have been received from we'll known men who will deliver ad- dresses at the annual convention Of the States Good Roads and Drainage Association to be held in Little Rock January and A. Judge William A.. elconer, ort Smith, whose topic w II be, ''The Little Rock and Fort Smith Highway" bud Bassett, county judge at Walnut Ridge, "The Cost and Profit of Roads and Drainage" Gov. George w. Donaghey, "The Little Rock-Fort Sm .th Highway" H. B.. Mckenzie, of Prescott. "The Little Rdck-Texarkana Highway" A. l.. Morgan, of Memphis, president of the Morgan Engineering Company, "Drainage;;" Dr. J. o. Rush of Forrest City, ''The Memphis, Forrest City and Little Rock Highway H.. K. Toney, of Pine Bluff, "The Little Rock Pine Bluff Highway"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
WOULD YOU LIKE TO
 BE IN MOVING PICTURE?
FREEMAN OWENS WILL TAKE VIEWS DOWNTOWN AND ORA.
 PHO WILL INVITE YOU.
Plans to Have Comedy Enacted By Pine Bluff PeOpIe-At Com.
 press Today.

Freeman Owens, representative of the Industrial Moving Picture Com pany of Chicago, who was to have talk en movies" of the new plant of tha Pine Bluff Compress and Warehouse Company in operation yesterday, had to postpone the scene getting" on ac count of the cloudy weather. The day was entirely too dark to admit of good results in film work and he will probably take views there today. He expects to take some pictures down. town before going to the compress plant and will include all of the local cotton buyers, scenes at the city scales and other views pertaining to the cotton industry.
 MT. Owens announced last night that before he leaves the city he will take series of moving pictures on the downtown streets, to include all of the business houses and as many people in the city who wish to get in- to the picture. He is planning to frame up a comedy in which 2 num- her of Pine Bluffians will take part on the street and in front of public build ings In the event he carries out his plan he will notify the public through the Graphic of the time and the day when the pictures are to be taken and everybody who desires to do so will be given an opportunity to be down. town for the scenes. The people will be urged to turn out in order to have as busy a scene on the streets as pos sible. The pictures will be exhibited at local moving picture house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
2-SHOWS NIGHTLY
Admission 10c and 15c.
Amuselnents.


 The two acts that opened at the Orpheo yesterday afternoon deserve special mention as both acts are far above the average Wilson and Will son are artists in their line as they take ;,n ordinary piece of paper and make the prettiest kind of fancy work out of same and it is done so fast that before you think you see a beautiful table cloth. The next act on the bill is the famous Cowboy Minstrels consisting of four men who do Q singing stunt and Pine Bluff has never baG the opportunity of hearing such grand voices in vaudeville house as the Orpheo is the offering for the last three days. It is worth your while to see the performance this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
NOW IS THE TIME

We will renovate your old mat resses, cover them with the latest de- signs of PLAIN OR FANCY TICKING and make them like new at reduced nrice
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
BIG ''CRAPS GAME"
 :RAIDED BY POLICE
FIFTEEN NEGROES ARRESTED IN 4 HOUSE AT SIXTH AVENUE
 AND MISSOURI STREET.
One of Them Had Gun-FOur Paid $1O Fines and Were Released
 on the Scene.

Fifteen negro "crop shooters were rounded up by Assistant Chief of Police Fiveash and Patrolmen Roe buck and sherman, early last night souGi street. When the pollce moved in" the negroes tried to move out" through windows and doors, but the house had been sur- rounded and there was no avenue of escape. When the men were search ed a big gun was found on Charles She'll one of the negroes who says he is employed as plasterer on the new hotel build ng. Among those taken was Lexie Williams, a negro deputy constable under Constable Sam Buck at Fairfield. Williams had big star on and his pockets were filled wth unserved warrants. John Shaw, an employe of he city street department. was also in the bunch. Four of the negroes, Fred White, Phil Ransom, Ed Hobbs and Sammy Johnson, each put up $10 and got out of the ride in the crowded patrol wagon to police headquarters. Those who were jailed were Dick Woods, Will Sanders, Lee Henn'ng, Lexie Williams, Dan Robinson, Sandy Percy, Will Thomas, Joe Armond, Alex Young and Charles Shell. Shaw was released on his own recogni- zance. The negroes will face Judge Stewart in police court th.s morning Ito answer charges of gaming.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27

Join our Rug Club and secure a fine Xmas present for your wife. $2.00 cash and $1.00 per week. Reap x Crawford Furniture Co. If
 If tired while shopping, visit our home-like rest room. Goldberg's Selz Royal Blue Shoe Store. If
 Three tines as much light for the same money with Buckeye Mazda Lamps. We sell them at cost and have just reduced the price 20 per cent. The Pine Bluff Company. If
 Many people are joining our Rug Club at $2.00 cash and $1.00 per week Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. tf
 Never before had we the success that we are now hawng in our steam dyeing department. Caver's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. If
 The People of Pine Bluff appre- ciate the value of our rugs, and are jo ming our Rug Club at $2.0O down and s1.00 per week. Reap & Craw- ford Furniture Co. If
 -Combring made any style, old hair renovated, dyed and waved. Or ders called for and delivered. Ring Nettie Hollis Matthias, 1646. If
 Our Rug Club is taking the town. $2.00 down and $1.0O per week. Some draw out each two weeks. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co., If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
MINISTER VISITS JOHN
 M. McVAY IN COUNTY JAIL

Dr. II. Norris, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, spent some time with John M. McVay, condemned murderer who is under death sen tence to die on the gallows in this city on January 3, yesterday. He gave him much spiritual aid and .encour- aged the prisoner considerably. Me- Ways friends are using every effort to get Governor Donaghey to com mute his sentence to life imprison- ment, but Governor Donaghey stated several days ago that he would not take further action in the case. Me- Way, however, is still hopeful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
CHEAP RATES.

Watch for the Pine Bluff Special and Extra. 12 15 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
TURNER BEDDING FACTORY

Wholesale manufacturers of all grades mattresses and pillows. Long distance and local phone 896.
 6-21-1m. PINE BLUFF. ARK,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
EXCELLENT XMAS MENU
 AT HOTEL JEFFERSON

The spacious dining rooms of the Hotel Jefferson were filled to capacity Christmas evening with Pine Bluffians who make it a custom to enjoy the delicious dinner served at the popu- lar hostelry each year. Christmas foliage and carnations were used in the decorations and each lady was presented with beautiful red car nation, while the gentlemen received cigars.
 The repast was served in eight courses and was deliciously prepared and served in fine style.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
FIERCE STORM RAYACfS
 THE ENGLISH COAST
VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE AND CREW OF SCHOONER RESCUED
 BY LIFE BOAT CREW.
England Swept By Hurricane Accom- panie,l By Heavy Rains Thunder
 and lightning.

London, Dec. 26.-The English coast is being swept by a terrific gale which has already sent several ves- sells ashore. So far as known no lives have been lost, although the Penby life boat crew rescued the cap- tain and five men from the schooner Marie Emile after the crew had been given up as lost. The Brazilian steamer Goyas and two schooners are ashore in the vicinity of Plymouth and numerous wrecks have been re- ported
 The British steamer Lucelleun fro. Amsterdam for Jacksonville, Fla, crept into Portland to repair her ma chinery which has been damaged by the storm.
 The ...orwegian steamship, Lov' stakken, from Manchester to Savan' nah, Ga., was lowed into Queenstown She was badly damaged and is leak ing.
 The British steamer Rippon, frog Fowney, for Philadelphia, was al:C damaged and put into Queenstown.
 Practically all of England is sui fering from the storm. In addition to winds of hurricane proportions the storm was accompanied by much thunder and lightning and heavy rains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
Return Indicted Man To
 Face Grave Charge
Put Buynn Brought Back to Answer for Assault With Intent to k;l
 His Wife.

Newport, Dec. 26.-Put Guynn, un- der indictment for assault with in- tent to kill his wife on the Greenhaw place last summer, and who has since been at large, was brought to Newport and placed in jail to await trial at next term of court. Sheriff J. F. McCuistion went to Fackler, Ala, for his prisoner and reaahed home Tuesday. Tire county jail also holds another pr soner, Lee Quinn, an employee of the ''hop ale'' stand, against whom B indictments were Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27

Kahn & Co.,, Jewellers, 412 Main. Moderate prices. Guaranteed goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27
CIUPLE MARRIED LAST
 NIGHT AT MIDNIGHT

c. " Patten, of Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Leah Pain, of this city, were married last night at midnight at the home of Marie Winters on East Bar raque street. The ceremony was per formed hy Magistrate James A. Fraz- fer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-27

Warranty Deeds.
 Lois V. Murphy, ct als to Mary c. Taylor, 1-2 ne IA ne IA, sec. 24- 5-1O-$2O00O. F. G. Smart, ct als to White Chap el Baptist church, lot 1, blk. II, Dor ris' est.-$1.00.
 w. c. Hudson, ct als to Sydney c. Johnson, ct als, sec. 4-4-7, ct al 1ands.-$3O,O ,O9375.
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For Guests.

Misses Irene and Martha Hutchln.
son were hostesses at a Leap Year
dance last evening at their home on
Fatrmont avenue, which was one of
the most delightful events OF the
summer season. The entertainment
was arranged complimentary to a
number. Of visitors an the city, includ,
ing Misses Louise and Ruth Smyth. OF
Pcttsyille. Pa, Miss Esther banks, OF
Knoxville. Tenn; Misses Teresa and
Julia Suzum, OF Tuscaloosa, Ala:
Miss Colpand, OF Columbus, o.; Miss
Jessie Irwin. OF Steubenvillc, O.; Miss
Margaret Ward, OF Charleston. and
Mss nellie Padden, OF Pennington.
Pink asters and roses formed the dec.
oiatfye scheme, the entire first floor
being thrown together for the event.
The large lawn was attractively light,
ed with japanese lanterns and punch
was served in the rustic summer bun
galow on the lawn. Omen's orchestra
situated on the veranda rendered a
delightful musical programme.
Among other guests were Messrs.
Phillips, Weitncr, Hodges, Hutchfn,
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THIRD Death IN. !.
SHOOTING. EVENT" 4 |

HUNTINGTON, w Va, Aug. 10. :
A third death will probably result from
the tragedy at Vulcan in NIingo coun,
ty, in which James Dawson. private
in the United States army, shot and
killed his brother.in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennel Barrett, and
wounded another sister, Daisy Daw.
son. Reports received here last night
that Miss Dawson is in a very critical
condition and is not expected to sur.
vlve.
A strong guard has been placed
around the county jail at Williamson
as the threat was openly made thai
he would be lynched. AS yet there has
been no outbreak. but ils authorities
are on the alert "A special grand jury
will be conducted next week to invas
tigate the threats.
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HI Raymond NOMINATED / /.

Hon. ". s. Raymond was nominal,
ed for the Office of Circuit Judge yes.
terday by the Democratic voters of
tho 14th Judicial Circuit at the mass
convention held in the city yesterday
st:ernoon. The name OF Judge Hay.
mtnd was presented to the conven.
ton by F. W, Garrett and the nomina.
lion was made by reclamation. q
NJ L. sturm, Scott L. Lowe and
Frank Pryor were elected as the exec.
m.ve committee of the 18th district.
The convention yesterday was pre-.
sided over by NJ. L. sturm, chairman,
and 3. S. Wilson was secretary.
The convention was held In order
to comply with the law regarding the
nomination and certlilcation OF Judge
Haymend, who was nominated at the.
recent Democratic county convention,
in order that his name be properly.
placed on the official ballot. r. 7
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SLAYER.
IS INDICTED.
GRAND JURY RETURN TRUE BILL
AGAINST SLAYER OF MoNoN.
eAH POLICEMAN.
DELAY IN STARTING TRIAL rs Ex.'
PERlENcED IN WRANeLE OVER
MOTION FOR CHANGE OF VEN.
uE.

The special grand jury which met
yesterday to investigate the killing Of
Policeman Otis Shaver at Monosah
some few days ago. last evening re-
turned an Indictment naming Joe
%ierman, the Italian now under ar
rest, as the man responsible for the
death Of Shaver.
Marion county set a new record for
herself yesterday and today in regard
to the quick starting OF a criminal
trial after an Indictment had been
handed in to the court by special
grand Jury. The speed with which
the machinery Of the law revofyed
was unusual In view OF the fact that
the grand jury were not doing bust.
ness until one o'clock yesterday aft.
ernoon, and last evening an indict.
ment had been returned against the
prisoner, Joe Wierman. a
This morning at nine o'clock the at
torney who was appointed BY the court
to- defend the accused man asked The
court for continuance, and this con.
tipplpance was granted until one o'clock
this afternoon. Il, $50
Affidavits are being prepared asking
for a change OF venue to another
county. and also requesting that the
court or case be held over until Mon.
day. but 1t is very likely that the trial
Will begin at late hour this after.
noon. Attorneys Guy Prichard and
Roll ]. conley. who were appointed
by the court 10 defend the man, are
doing what they consider best for the
interests OF the prisoner. The Jury
has not been drawn, but 1t will be Sc.
lected from the following named men:
Harry Blackstone. Charles Ice, Jas.
L. Whetzel. T. s. Stewart. j. H
Holmes. w. R. Clayton. Jerome steele,
Banks Nuzum. Seth Wilson, Harvey
Adams. Ethan Vincent, Gordon Atha,
Jesse Parks. VIII G. Morgan. John H:
Rock, B. F. swiger w WI Conway,
T. A. HughesisJ. sWt1Hawklns, Samuel
Ash, T. F. Conway, Thomas Hilder!
brand, W. B. Dickson. Henry Gasklns,
a. D. Reed. George Morgan, Abe
Page, Fred Cumpston. G. E. Thomas,
Jerome Summers. s5i /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-15
BARNES Reunion
ENJOYABLE OUTING HELD AT
LOOP PARK BY PROMINENT
FAMILY OF THIS SECTION.

The annual reunion of the Barnes
family was held today at Loop Park
and was largely attended by descend
ant OF the family and friends. The
greater part OF those attending went
to the park on the 1890 o'clock car
and a bOuntiful dinner was served at
the noon hour. An impI 1mptu pro-
gramme was carried out which was
CRAFTY enjoyed by those present.
These reunions are annual events
with the Barnes family. which Ia
among the prominent families OF this
section. Mr.. J. Walter Barnes. the
president Of the association. presided
over the meeting.
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son, Harrison and Borgess., of Morgan


NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Mrs. steph'
en- b. Elkins, Miss Katherine Elkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elklns; OF
West Virginia, arrived in New York
yesterday from Washington. and will
spend some time in the city. stopping
at the Hotel Ritz-Carlton. They are to
be the recipients OF many social fa
Yors while in this city.
Mrs. Scott. wife OF former Senator
Nathan B. Scott, OF West Virginia
Joined her daughter.In.law, Mrs. G. P
Scott, wife OF satpain Scott, and theii
children, in Stamford, New York. Sen
ator Scott will Join them in few
days and will spend several weeks be
fore returning to Washington.
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PROBE
sCantiaped from l'aas one,


may Mot obtain any weapons and
drugs with which to take her own
life.
frost died suddenly and mysterious,
ly eight days after he was married,
and It Is said that post mortem show.
ed traces of arsenic poisoning In his
stomach. 1t was also alleged that Mrs,
frost bought arenic before she mar,
rled frost.
A will was produced by Mrs. frost
willing all OF his property TO her, but
1t was declared by friends Of frost
that the signature was not his and fur
thelmore. that he had told them that
he never made will.
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CONGRESS-
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. August l5.-
Adjournment plans took shape to-day
with the smoothing out OF number
of obstacles heretofore. regarded as
TOO great TO be cleared SO as TO allow
an early Wind,up OF the session. Il
In the opinion OF the Senate and
House there are only two matters
which may delay adjournment, they
being President Tatt,s veto Of the leg
its4iatiye or appropriation bill and a
possible fight. over the, conteress re-
port OF the Panama Canal billaS ii.ssi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-15
BIG ATTRACTION AT GRAND.

Tonight at the Grand opera house
where splendid moving pictures are
given nightly, q specially will be in.
troduced when Chief White Eagle and
squaw will give an exhibition OF lasso,
Ing. war dances. etc. These people
are genuine Sioux Indians and the
act they will put on will be excellent.
They have tent pitched on the street
today. In addition to this special act
splendid pictures will be given.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Galliher and
daughter, Miss Meta, returned this
morning from Atlantic City where
they had spent the past two weeks.
Homer LFkeRs, formerly OF this
city, but who has been OH an extend,
ed visit at his home In Pennsylvania,
is in the city for n brief visit.
w. ]. Mckinney has returned from
a two weeks trip to points on Lake
Michigan, Mrs. Mckinney, who &C,
sompanied him, remained for a week
longer { IS, & X. &
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Returned from Wheeling.

Mrs. J. E. Sands and granddaugh
ter, Miss Edith Hartman. who had
been the guests Of the formers sons,
Messrs. Lawrence and Harry Sands,
IN Wheeling. for month, returned
home yesterday. Mrs. Sands, is pt
Westwood with her daughter, Mrs.
Howard showalter. Miss Hartman
went to Morgantown today where
she is the guest of Miss Eleanor Brock
for n week.
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been one of the leaders of the work.
ing men against the moneyed inter.
ests. To put him in the penitentIary
where his voice would be stilled and
the workingmen would be minus n
champion. said barrow, was their
plan. He declared that his principal
enemies were the wild insane mem.
bers of the steel trust.
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BADLY HURT.

Frank Wakerviz. an Italian employ.
ed in the Enterprise mine is patient
at the Miners hospital. He was in.
jured by fall Of slate and his in.
juries are thought to befatal.
y Lloyd Hartman, Of Cascade, this
STATE, was brought here yesterday SUI.
f"ilng from badly crushed leg and
.rrm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-15

Misses Edna and Jessie Jacobs and
Grace Robinson have returned from
llutonsville, where they were the
quests at a house party at which Miss
Isis Hutton was hostess. Miss Ola
Conway, who was a guest at the par.
ny. went on to Romney to visit her
sister Mrs VIII McClain.
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POLICE NEWS

Fairmont was again favored this
morning by a blank slate in the pc:
lice court, there being no prisoners to
appear before Acting Mayor Miller,
This is the second consecutive day
this week that there have been no
prisoners at the bar of justice at the
eight O'clock court. f,s.s
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ST EIlIEVES

q, GRAFToN-while standing in, front
Of the Atlas restaurant. engaged in
conversation with one OF the walters
pr the restaurant, Taxi Archin, cook
3t the Busy Bee restaurant. was struck
heavily on the head from behind With
2 large club. and he fell unconscloa.
from the blow. Tho assailant dropped
The club and fled up a side street te
Washington street and escaped.
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Left on Auto Trip.

Judge and Mrs. II. N. Ogden and
daughter, Miss Jcsephine. left today
Tor Wheeling where they Joined Dana
Ogden and the party left this after
noon for Chicago IN their touring car.
lana Ogden motored there yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-15

The Ladies Aid Society OF Grace
Lutheran church will meet tonight at
the home OF Mrs. Harry Dagen, on.
Virginia avenue and Eleventh street.
at eight O'Clock. A good attendance
Is urged.
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pucknlN MATCH

Tonight at the Temple bowling al.
ley the local Temple team viii CON
test with the clarksburg duckpln
team. The event will begin at 1890
aud will be an interesting one.
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PITCHER DIES
INJURY RECEIVED WHILE DEM.
oNsTRATING HOW TO PITCH A
CURVED BALL PROVES FATAL.

IbY United pREsS)
STEUBENVlLLE. Ohio, August H.
WIN. Craig, aged "a years, pitcher
for the Stenbcnvllle baseball team.
died today from injuries received
when demonstrating how TO pitch a
curve ball. In the demonstration he
broke leg and injured himself inter.
nally.