The Springdale news., 1899-05-12

head the new advertisement oi the Bee Hive on first page. Uncle Silas Graham has Dur chased the old Gam ble proper. , " near the roller mills.
 HE NEWS received car q last week from Fred Edison, who left recently for Colorado springs, Colorado. He says he ana his wife are we'll pleased with that place.
 Cards have been received in oprlngdale announcing the coming marriage of John L. Marshall and Miss Winifred Funk, which will occur at Rogers on Wednesday eye ming, May r. at 7:3o. The bride is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Funk and formerly resided In Springdale, and TIE NEWS unites with her numerous friends here in rendering con gratulations.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffey went to Springdale today with the remains of tbeir infant daughter who died at their home in this city yesterday. They have the sincerest sym pathy of their neighbors in the loss of their twins, both of whom were buried within a week.-FaYetteville Daily, Sat urday,
 Mr. and Mrs. Griffey former Iv resided here and have many friends who sympathize with them in their affliction.
 Under date of March 30th TIE NEWS is receipt of a letter from L, B. Fitzgerald, 1st Ser geant, Co, F., 12th U. S. Infan try, who is enroute to Manila. The letter was written from Ceylon, India, where he vessel stopped to take coal. He says he is writing up the trip tor TIE NEWS, and it will prove iu- teresting reading. He sends us a copy of the Ceylon Standard, published at Colombo. It is eight pages, printed in English, and among other interesting news tells of the arrival of the American troops at that place.
 $. l.. Ingram returned last Saturday from a trip up in the northern part of the state, where he has been on a pros pecting tour. He was so com pletelY carried away with the country in and around Spring dale that he purchased a small fruit farm just one mile from Springdale, and will move, with his family, to that place sometime Tn the near future. We regret to lose MT, Ingram and his family from our midst, but wish him success in the growing of fruit in that eoun try.-Stuttgart Republican.
 Mr. Ingram and family ar rived Saturday afternoon.
 Carl Petross, a former resi- dent of this place, but who is now operating a saw mill near Eureka Springs, happened to an accident Saturday after noon, which for a time looked as If 1t might prove quite serl, ous. He and three companions had been to Eureka Springs and were returning home In crossing a small stream a wall of water came rushing down up on them, engulfing everything. After considerable effort, ac eompanied by no little danger, they succeeded in cutting the horses loose from the wagon and then swan ashore. Carl and his companions lost about $500 worth of groceries, but they were pleased to escape with their lives.
 In it's report of the recen game of base ball at Fayette vile the Rogers Democrat says "rhe score up to the seventh inning was Rogers 9, Fayette vile 4, but a couple or Daf errors on second by Horton, oi Springdale, who was playing with the Rogers lost the game Lane and Horton of this place were invited to play with the Rogers club in this game, and we submit that the trea:men accorded the latter by th' Democrat is not very courteous to say the least, even if Hor- tons errors did did lose tht game, which, we are credlta bly, informed, is not the case It is probably natural. how ever, for the Rogers boys te so try and shift the responsi 1 bilitY to others.