The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1899-04-21
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'oi' Bryan visited the cruiser Ra.
hlgh' IN New York harbor, Tuesday
i"o women were fatally burned in
'helr farmhouse near La Grange. Mo
Inc Arkansas legislature has adj.
Journed, after a continuous session nj
1o1 days. ''''o' VI
iopular subscriptions to the Worlds
1air at st. Louis are surprising ex.
pectations.
President Mckinley will be asked to
open the sluice of the Chicago drain.
age canal October 0 next.
-Four strikers were sent tn ia;l n,
wheeling, W. Va, for interfering with
the running of street cars.
Gov. Tanner of Illinois has sipned the
Dill appropriating $25O,000 to Illinois
volunteers for the war with Spain.
a Mississippi river houseboatman
nred on river packet becapse he be.
heved the members of the crew were
flirting with his wife.
Rev. Josiah McCary. the Oldest Ere.
Mason and the Oldest minister Of ths
Gospel in Missouri, died at his home in
-'e'aua, NO. aged 81 years.
The United States torpedo boat Som.
ers is on board the Atlantic Trans.
port lines steamer Manhattan. which
ie1t London for New York. April 16.
The Missouri crop bulletin saws that
tne favorable weather of the last week
has helped farming operations consid
erab!y. The outlook is very bright for
apples.
Inc United States transport Buffa-
10, bearing number of officers and
mer from Admiral Dewey's fleet whose
terms had expired, arrived at Suez
Tuesday.
Henry Weber, aged II. died at his
hcme in Galatia. ILL., He was born in
Saline county, near where he died, in
1922, and had been O. resident there
ever since.
Viola Horlecker is under arrest at
sheldon, Ia, on charge of sending
poisoned candy to Mrs. Morey. of
Hastings, Neb. Miss Horlecker at
tempted suicide.
Daniel |. Cline, a veteran of the civil
war, who had been noted in the Grand
Army circles of Kansas for his re-
markable vitality in extreme age. died
at Fort Scott, aged "a.
Elections were held in the towns
throughout Illinois Tuesday. Tenn
Ierance was the pricipal issue in
viewed, but the saloon element tri-
umphed in most instances.
\ miner NJ Ronna rarra No r,,,,,
dcred man of whom he was jealous
His victim was asleep when he drove
an AK into his skull. He then shot his
wife and attempted suicide
The Rochester Bridge Co., an old
and prosperous concern, has closed
down its works, its managers assert
ing that they can not successfully
compete with the bridge trust.
The jury at Eureka, H., acquitted
Leonard Hunter who was under trial
for manslaughter. In quarrel be-
tween Hunter and companion last
fall, the former shot and killed Marsh
Charles Frankel. aged A. of St.
Louis, was found dead in bed at the
Park hotel. Hot Springs. Ark. His
death is supposed to have resulted
from his eating large plate of rad
isles.
Nj. j. Grogan, one of the oldest con-
ductors on the Lake Shore road, was
found dead on the tracks at Toledo.
o., Tuesday night, shortly before his
train was to leave. Murder is sus-
pected.
Penniless, unable to pay her rent
and hopeless of the future, Georgiana
Dworscak. a widow, aged 20 years.
shot and killed herself and her two
children. aged four and six years, AT
Duluth, Mimi.
Gov. Stephens of Missouri has par
doned Robert j. Thomas. sent to the
ponitentiary from St. Louis in 1896 for
ten years for murder in the second de-
gree. He killed James Burnes in a
saloon fracas.