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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
glaguH.

Don BEN Touat glusuit bei6t IS:
SaIo fiueu ,d aeqer uHo Sdeuer,
Str trntet. mas ibr geid't.
9eridumniB be3ablt lid tbeusr;
Sriic1 ruirfeu. eb' eS gu ipdtl
Cine be6sr,issuswertIe Dtobnung: Sic Wsni5en
IaiIen eS rnr gu bdufg ieineu ei9ensn meg osben, uuo
crit. netn es ;u fpdt NJ, idrcdeu tie aus tbrer trdsen
SleidsiltiGtei auf. Grit wenu Der LOB nit tn6tsrnsm
singer ~antlopit. psriudeu ne tbu AZ bonneu. erit
weun IS neiIteIts III ipdi vi. torlnt nit or GobeSan9it
aud Der gSurib mad Stlie. Y,onatelouS troten aus
gloA oou nadstianoer 2SariuneS ,eideu Der nab.nSeu
Stiabr oui, wie h Y. bIdIie @eihiSidrbe. 6opiiAmsrs
sen, ,dledter Seihmat i'm Dlunoe. geritopiurg rno
onbsre Sereouungst6runssn, piaiti9teii. GdmtnSsl,
Ssrisioptsn. 8lttnidpdte, 6limmern Dor BIN Au3eu,
II. I. 10, u. !. 10. Ibtr bic sSarnuta wuree nttt be7
adiet, uuo nun riiBte bic SeriaumdtB NIT benz Sooe
beoablt wcroer. ID snu Sbs 6ld n Glitter Stunos ni6t
nod ttcttrns ueri6uitet burd bic beribmiei 81. eers
naro arauIsrpilsn. bic in aueu ipo beteu ~ babeu uuo
nur aus oeu rein lien S6itCn Der bel trditislen 4lanseu
mad BEN beribmtei, burd SGbrbunserte t~e,pibrteu
0iesep, Der Wt0tbe pon CT. Sernbaro S~ubersiiet iue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
Siitrict Columbia.

Sin Sicpclereiten auf einem
S6ornitein tritt nG9ite Wo6e Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4ler. S9reper,
senannt Der auitralif9e Wirbelptno,
ouf Der SpiBe bes bD9iten 5abrits
ifornIteins in Wabingtbn an,
Der S9ornitein gebDrt Der capitol
Sraction Company, lit 1875 Sub bod
unb bat oben neun SUB i'm Sur9meI=
Ter. SegenpGrtis lit er unbenuBt
feline Seffnurg tpirb nit 8rettern be.
legt, unb auf hieien ION Sdreper feline
o9ttGgise 2abfabrt ausfiibren. Nas
tiirli9 banbelt es fi6 nitt I'm Elm 8or>
nGrtss, RiidpGrtsz oper &reisfabren;
bds ,3lpeirab bleibt itationGr unb pbne
Gette, bic HGber lauFen auf 2oien,
tpeld1e ibrerieits auf ben plunten 6efez
fttst iinb unb breben ii9 mitbin auf Der
Stele. lleber benz &abe pirb Elm
GROCER Sonnenfdirm gum S9use ses
gem bic 6unbtassIonne angebradt,
ebenfo cine feline Sabine, in pel9er
S9rener i9ldft unb feline Mablaeiten
81 fi9 nimmt, pel9e gu linn beraufgez
Spgen tperben. S1reper pebdlirt tag
lih BON Mprgens Bis Nbenbs unb bat
srobe Wetten abgei9lofen, er perbe
ben iebiser &ecoro Wurpbp's bon elmer
Mteile in Der Minute f6lagen. Man
tpirb i'm bon alien Sbeilen Der Stabt
aus iebsraeit bepba9ten unb tontrol>
Iiren fOnnen. Sie S~uriidgelegte Meiz
lenaabl pirb bur9 einen automatiiden
Wprarat feitseitelt unb e6enfo auf
elmer unten angebra3ten Safel mar
firt. Tim ouf Die Soften gu fommen,
bertauft S9reber Die geiammten bier
S9ornfteintpGnbe on cine grpbe Inz
noncefirala, tpel9e ben S9ornitein 9ez
eenpGrtig nit @nnOncen in alien Sarz
ben bes Gegenbogens iiberSiebt. S6 Der
S3ornitein ni9t am @nbe cine =
Seei4lange 1T?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
New Dorf.
= 9eim 9(us6efIern zines 9abl

= @eim Nusbshern zines 8abnpoit>
pagens gu M ibbleton tpurbe Dor
eini9en Sagen unter ben aufgeriilenen
Sielen Elm 8rief 9%efunben, Der an Gp>
bert Cunningham, Srantlin Srpn
Worfs, Oneida gountD, abreiiirt mar.
Der 8rief entbielt cine penIionsanpsiz
flung i'm 8etrase bon $24, bic bon Der
penIionsagentur Der Ser. Staten 81
Buffalo dusgefertist porben mar. Der
umi6lag oes 8riefes trug ben POit4
itempel n18. DECEMBER 1889.
= Sin GieIenbiiffsI. 9ie ponsames
ritanii9e @usitelung in Buffalo
.piro, ipsnn Die Pldne zines cntbuiiaitis
iben Gon5eIliondrs Sur @usfiibrung
tommen, cine ganS mertpiir0ige 4tz
trattion erbalten. Die Sipar aIs Sbee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
y,txetttb11rprr Iutrttt.

Slo9stopD: limb 9u, pie fasit Ou
81 Seiner Wutter?" 3neiter S9iiler:
sd fe9g't Of io!" = Oritter G9iilsr:
sd Of" = @ieter S4iiler: sd Of"
= 2ebrer (na9osm mod piele i'd of"
erflungen paren): oWer bon Gu4 ia9t
benn anbers gu feiner Mutter2" Na4
turser Paufe bes Stili9peisens mels
bet ii9 Der tleine 5rieoert9. 9ebrer:
Sept SIR, Iinoer, Der feline Srieb>
ri9 miro Sud Gae bsiGdmen. Ga,
5riebricb, MN Jag mir mol, mas iagit
2Ou 81 Deiner Mtutter, tpsrln Su eirl
RUTHERFORD baben mDdtef?" = Ser
feline Srieori@: sd fegg' sor MICS,
id fmcer mi iiilben cent rp!" $50
mir felbit ems auf.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
Yewniytpauia.

- Der feblte nod! Na9bsm uns Die
Sauergurfen5sit I9pn nit Morogez
i9i6ten iiber ben SuBtdfer iiberIatt
gsfittert bat, tommt aus 3 btlaoelz
a, reip. benz Nd6barItdot@en
SuObington, Die Na9rift, bub iiG bos
Ielbft aud Der afritanii1e @iirgfdfer
ein9eitellt babe. Qngebli6 purbe baz
felbit Der !Sunb bes @errn &obert Sapz
Tor, zines anseIebenen @inpobners BON
9aObinston, BON benz Sniett attadirt.
SIS mar Nbenbs unb Serr SaDlpr bate
@eieqi9aft, ais Der Sunb plDbli9 gu
beulen anfing unb nie beIeiien berum
tanste. Die Sal te bes Serrn Soblpr
eilten binSu, UNI na@5uieben, mas Dem
Sbier feble. @ls man elm Stret6boIa
anSinbete, erblidte man ben Safer, Der
iih on Der &eble bes !9unoes feitgebiiz
fen batte. OILS elmer Der 9Gite, 9err
Sbortlanb, bas Sniett fortreiBsn
ipolte, flog bieies i6m an ben gals unb
perlebte audi inn einen Bib. !Serr
Sbprtldno i4leuberte ben &dfer gu
Sooen unb trat i'm tobt. Inter ben
@diten Des 9errn Saplor befanb ii9
aud !Serr Noripoob Spbb, Der piele
Qfrttareiien semd6t bat. Dieter iaste,
Der Safer lei in @frita ais Der @iirgs
tdfer befannt, trete aber i'm S9pdrs
men auf uno iiberfaae ganae 8iebbeers
ben. Gr lit grOBer uno i9perer ais
Der &iibfdfer unb bat cine %beionDere
@orliebe fir Sbiere. Die er bOffentltd
audi balo ieinem Gollegen, Dem 8iBz
fGfer, beibringt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
Sbio.

= Mbenteuer zines Surdbrenners.
Sim Spgan, Elm berii9tieter rGriefs
taitensM Der am s. Mai feline
Slu9t aus Dem .3u9tbauie in s o.
Ii m b 8 babur9 bepertIteligte, bab
er ii9 in cine Sabaf entbaltenbe &iite
BON Setfersbelfern einpaGsn unb na6
Dem G%olumbuier 8abnbpf i@affen
lieb, lit biefer Sage piebsr i'm
Stats : 3u9tbauIe Sbio's einselies
fert pOrben. 0ogan mar 4nfan9s
iebr su9etnDpft, IieB ii9 aber i9lieBs
lid herbei, iiber feline Ibenteuer gu err
sGblen. 3und9It flagte sr, bab er in
Der &iite beinabe erittft lei, neil Der
Subaf unb Der Sabafitdub Dur9 cine
&ibe in Der iein .un6ebagli@es Quar-
tier" bilbenoen 8retterabt6eilung Der
Stlte 81 ibm bereinbrangen uno i'm 81
eritiden brp6ten, ba er IS aus syur9t
por Gntbedung ni4t paste, Elm 2uftz
Lodi in bic &iItenipanb gu i9neiben, pbz
i9on er Elm MeKer gu Dem 3pede BEL
Ti9 fiibrte. Sobalb aber Die &iite nit
ben anoeren gum 8ahnbpfe gebrd9t
uno in 8iiteri6uppen uufgeitapclt
poroen, babe er iein penig fioeles Sc
fdngnib our9 SuBtritte geiprenst unb
li4 9eflii6tet. Sn Nep Yort lei er
bon II Deputies perbaftet porben, als
er gerabe i'm @egriffe geItanoen bdtte,
Sienit in Der r~eguldren 4rmse 81 ne6s
men. Gr trug a~leroings cine 1ni@
form uno einen bellen S9lappbut; bod
bdrf man inn ni9t trauen. $50 er fiG
felt Dem 8. Mai biz 81 ieiner an leBz
ten Sam8tag erfolgten @erbaftuns in
Nep Yort aufbielt, bariiber pertpeigerts
9osan je9li4e Qusfunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
Wmr eine Wtco

8riefe pie Der folgenbe fommen
tpdbreno Der SaiiOn tGgli9 in Der Of
flee bon Or. peter 5abrnep in Chicago
an; tie 1inb nur Wieberbolungen bon
Sunoerten dbnli9er 3eugnife: Sem
ben Sic ipieber elm Siitden bon Sorz
nfs Masenitdrfsr, tpir f0nnen niff
mebr pbne beniel6en fertis perben.
nnier 4jdbriges S0Gter9en bate einen
Nubranfaa. sic purpe reft elenb
unb betam Elm gelbli6es @usieben.
Wir saben ibr por Sorni's MagenitGrz
ter ein uno f4on na9 orei 0oien bDrte
Der 9urdfali auf unb Die Slsine ipar
balb pieoer seiunb." Daniel Sauer,
Wolanb. &anias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
Wte tit oies

g9ir bietsn ein5unScrt Dollars geIo6nuns fir ieSen
5au pom Satarrb. Der nidt ourb 9inuebmeup pom Sau's
Sotarrbsaur ge5eilt perben taun.
q. =. Gbeuep IL 60, gigsntb, 3oleoo ..
gSir, ote llrtersetdueteu, baben 4. 8. Sbenep lett ben
leSttn 10 Sabreu serdnut mo baltGn ibn iur poatoms
men ebrenbuft in alien Observation-Disclosures uno
~iinonstsIl beidbist. ale non isiacr 6irma einar9ansenen
Standardization gu eriiilcn.
Wet &Sruar, SroBbanOsiss 0rospilten, 9olebo, 8.
@alotua, Stunan 81 Rarptn n, SroB5anoelss
Gro9uiiten, Iolsoo, 9.
6al's RatdrrhsRur mtro irnerli9 aenommeu uno
uirtt birett aif oGs Slht unb bic ihleimigen Sssrfds
den bss Spitems. 9reiS % GanlS nj bic SIai9e. Sers
auft BON allen gpoibeterr. !Seu9uine irei periaupt.
Saa's 6amtlieRs Ytlgu iino bic beiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
@iSecnNn.

- 2ieber ais iein 2eben unter einsm
GiIenbabn5use gu perlieren, lieB ii9
Wtqidm Gorls in & Iein Sein,
bas unter Die GGoer zines 3uges ber
Nortbmefern : 8abn geratber mar,
o6I9neioen. Garls lit elm 8Drmunn
Der SectionszM anni@aft auf Der M2ils
pduteesSabn unb ais err Bel Hacinez
SSunction auf Dem @eleiIe Itanb, fam
elm 3ug beransebrauit; als @arls Bel
Gsite fpringen noQte, blieb Iein SUB
in elmer Spit9 iteden, Gs mar feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

3eit mebr gu perlieren unb besbal6
legte Ell fi9 nit Dem Setn qler iiber Das
8eleiie uno lieb ii9 bas 8ein pon Den
SabnrG0ern bonn Seibe abf9neioen.
gr puroe foelei9 ms SDipital sez
bra9t, no INN bas Sein amputirt tpurz
De. Die Ierate g~laubsn, bab er NIT benz
Geben baponfpmmen piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

- Der Qrbeiter Mapaur aus 8 3 o.
lin9en poute am 3. Suli BET Neus
miible beimli9 auf einen in Der Sabrt
befinbliGen be McaoelTGen GiiterSug
iprtngen. Gr fiel iebp9 unter ben 3ug
unD purbe i9redlt9 beritiimmelt. Ser
9anSe SbertOrper tpuroe Serqust14t
uno cine Sanb uno Elm 9ein ab9efabz
rem. Der Sob trat ausenbltdli9 Elm.
Ser Get0btete lit 26 Sabre alt ulb
pplte ii9 bic nd1ite @p1e perbeiruz
then
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

auSfbrias QeWuuren lin ou uaN0u 6aArn, in Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in Ben
Observation-Disclosures, III DrS uiSpruDen3, III GnIid9eu, Mechanical NIB Electrical
Engineering. YrInOlnbe 8orhTehunSs= nj pai0esDutgh9uNDe 6uie 6e
OOerS enor>S sabre hsnO elmer Der .eOueomlm Suen bsOtl8t limb. 0ns beDrante Aua
Gopaos SI, Die Stubsnoufat tur anaben inter ID lobre, nebt unJ8 oo i'll ibwn
wabm. &atalpSe Or Auhat weeen gratis 5usdonb ol anrase ou:
Rev. A. M0RRISSEY, C. s. G., President,
EOtre Dame, Indiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

@erleBunsen erlag. 8earIpn pnroe
oaraufbin ipfort ~pervoftet unb unter
bic Qnflage pe5 MorDes geiteat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01
SO { # falen n.

= Cine ers0blihe @ei9i9te bat ii6
unlangit in Der S6ule zines Sorfes in
Der NGbe BON 5opa ereignet. Gin
4z8SG S6ibe melbete Ieinem 2sbrer
iebr pergniist, baB ct morsen n%ieinen
8eburtstag" babe unb rfrei" BADEN
nolle. 4usnabmspeile unb in 8eriids
fiGtigung Der be~fonberen llmItGnbs
nirb ibm oies geipdbrt. 9as bat nun
einsm anbsren 9rsitGIebo9 Mutb gez
ma6t, er tritt Dor unb ipri6t: sd
nil MORN Of, ,@erlDi" (urlaub) bebz
ben" - 2e6rer: SD barfEt 0u aber
ni9t Iasen, mein Sunge, Su mubt um
GrldubniB Bitten" - 8sine Nntport.
= 2ebrsr: n@ie faeIt 0u benin 81
Seiner Mutter, tpsnn 9u Elm Butter
brDb baben m1@teit?" = S6Ilsr: Sd
iuiQ n 9ptter bsb6en!" (3otter: Suts
~terbrob). - aehrsr eau einem anbsren
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
LORD HERCHELL'S REMAINS.
Met mt jersey City by an Escort of
British and American Marines
and Transferred to the Talbot.

New York, March s.-The special
train from Washington having ON
board the body of Lord Herschell, ar
rived at the Pennsylvania depot in
Jersey City at TAO a. m. 1t was met
by an escort of marines from the Brit
ish cruiser Talbot, and an equal num-
Der of American marines under COM
mand of Lieut.. Kelley. The remains
were in charge Of c. w. Cartright, Sec
rotary of the joint high commission,
and Fl. Williamson, Lord Herschell's
private secretary.
The body was transferred to the
Narkeeta, which steamed to where the
Talbot lay at anchor off Ellis island,
and the remains of Lord Herschell
were transferred to the Talbot. Among
those who walked behind the body
from the car ferry slip were Commo-
dore John w. Philip, commandant of
the Brooklyn navy yard, and Lieu
tenant Comander Kelley.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
.D|NED WITH THE QUEEN.
The Visit of United States Ambas-
sador Choate and Wife to
Windsor Castle.
THEY TOOK DINNER WITH HER MAJESTY.
The Ambassador Presented His Gre
dentfals and Was Graciously Re
ceived, Spending the Night mt the
Castie-visit to the Royal MausO-
1eum-Cau on Royalty.

London, March S.-The United
States ambassador, Joseph II. Choate,
returned from Windsor at noon, after
having been formally presented to
Queen Victoria, and having passed the
night at the castle. While the ambas-
sador declines to give details of the
cermony or discuss his visits to the
queen, he told press representative
that he was much gratified at the cor
diality and graciousness of his recep-
ton. He said it was not true he car
ried special autograph letter from
President Mckinley to her majesty.
He carried only the usual letter of
credence.
The master of the household, Col
Lord Edward William Pelham Clinton,
received Mr.. Choate at the castle and
conducted him to the apartments pre-
pared for his use. Shortly afterwards
ready to receive him, and Mr.. Choate
proceeded to the audience chamber,
where he found the queen, Princess
Beatrice and the marquis of Salisbury,
who presented him to her majesty. The
audience lasted a few minutes, and
then Mrs. Choate was sent for and the
duchess of Buccleugh, the mistress of
the robes, presented her to the queen,
leaving Mrs. Choate with the queen
and Princess Beatrice. Later in the
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Choate. Henry
White and the marquis of Salisbury,
the marchioness of Salisbury, the earl
of Hopetoun, lord chamberlain, and
the duchess of Bucclaugh were the
guests of her majesty at dinner.
BY special invitation of the queen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate visited the royal
mausoleum, at Frogmore, and called
upon the duke and duchess of York.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

A telegram from Bloomington, ILL.,,
states that Mrs. Mahala Bently has
just celebrated her one hundredth
birthday, and that she was "the second
white child born in Kentucky" Mrs.
Bently was born in Madison county,
KY, is century old lady. Kentucky
was settled in 1775. Mrs. Bently was
born in 1898. Now, what were the peo-
pie doing all those % years that some
body was not born? AS a matter of
fact, Sam Henderson and Bensy Gala
way were married at Boonesborough
in 1916. The first child was born in
1777, the first born of parents married
in Kentucky, but no doubt others had
been born. Now, this child of Sam and
Bensy was married and had child be-
fore Mrs. Bently was born.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
SIX lien IN LOVE.
And All with a Young Lady who
Wrote Circular Love
Letters.

Yes, people can come close &c each other
without scraping in a big city. | stumbled
onto a case the other day. A few months
ago | was le; down the trapdoor OF some
body's confidence. Men don't confide very
often, but when they do they make land
slide of it.
This one did. He told me of poor little
Columbus girl who was hopelessly in love
with him. Unrequited love is such bid
for sympathy, you know, and IN this case
it seemed so dreadfully pathetic. Poor little
thing. If she could only care for some one
elsel But then she couldn't, he knew, He
was worried, in lofty, condescendlng kind
of way. He hated to think that he must
wreck life on the shore of love-but then
he could not care for her-for, well, she
cared too much for him, you know.
Before the end of the month i was up
20 the ears in confidence! Six unfortunate
fellows, neither of whom knew the other,
were beloved by six unfortunate girls-with
all of the love emanating from the female
side.
/ had begun to fear for the sense of the
sex, when one day l called in on a lively
little friend of mine in big High street
Office building, and found her writing let
tiers. six of them-all alike, except for the
addresses" said she.
Circular letters" ] asked.
Eyes, circular love letters" she laughed,
showing the addresses.
Marjorie! you don't mean that you are
the composite. young woman in love with
these six men,"
ooh, yes, / am, and it's great fun, too.
And you ought to see the way they all be-
lieve it! Talk about fattering a woman,
Why, they can't be touched compared to a
man. Why, it has never occurred to one of
them that possibly | might not mean it!
Oh, yes, I'm an object of pity, all right.
Let's see-Pm to commit suicide twice, go
into two nunneries, and-weil, die of six
broken hearts some way. Oh, I'm in an
awful shape.
eyes, it is rather extravagant entertain
ment, but then, you know, I'm understudy-
ing part at the theater that just needs
such practice. Ohio State Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.


In the senate. on the I'd. the fortifica-
tons appropriation bill and the bill pro-
vidfng a code of criminal laws for Alaska
were passed. as were also large number
of minor bills, the calendar being entirely
cleaned of private pension bills and bills
correcting military and naval records.
The conference reports on the census and
naval personnel bills were agreed to-.
In the house a half million dollars each
was appropriated, under suspension of the
rules. for the Pan-American exposition al
Buffalo, n. Y. and the Ohio centennial
at Toledo. Senate bill carrying 81. 900 900
for the new building for the department
were passed, and number of conference
reports were adopted.
In the senate. on the 3D. amid scenes of
confusion, seemingly inseparable from the
closing session of the term, the army APP
preparation bill, carrying over $50 900 600
and the general deficiency bill, appropriate
conference report on the Alaska criminal
code was agreed to. The Toledo EXPOSE
ton bill. appropriating $500 900, was passed.
-. In the house the confusion attending
the closing session was so great that 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that the speak
eer could make himself heard. Considera-
ton OF conference reports occupied the
session until far into the night
In the senate, on the 4th, the session of
the last legislative day OF the session, be-
gun on the Sd, was continued and con-
ciuded. Conference reports on the river
and harbor, the naval, the District of CO.
lumbia and the sundry civil appropria-
tions bills were made. in each of which
the house refused to rccede from it's posi-
ton, and the senate, after discussion,
made the necessary concessions. and the
bilis We're passed. just before final adj
Journment an executive session was held
after which, with the usual formalities
the senate adjourned sine die..In the
mouse the nnal conference reports on pend
ing appropriation bills We're adopted, and
after the usual closing ceremonies, includ-
ing q. complimentary message from the
president, which was received with cheers
A "a - a41 fs
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
The "Bad Mountain Dude, Killed.

Lee Turner, of Middlesboro, KY. was
killed in Campbell county, Tenr.,
where he was visiting, by Frank Lewis.
Turner was brother of wild Bill"
Turner, who was killed last fall. His
father was leader of the Turner fac
lion in the TurnerPartin fued, and
killed Is men. Lee Turner had FIVE
brothers, all of whom died with their
boots on" Turner had killed five men.
He ran a moonshine still near Middles-
boro. He was we'll educated and dress.
ed in the latest fashion. Ee was called
the Bad Mountain DUDE
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
MISSOURI SUPREME COURT.
Death Sentences in Three Cases,
Two of Them from st. Louis, AZ
frmed and Doomzday Set.

Jefferson City, March s.-Division
No. of the supreme court affirmed
the sentences of the lower courts of
three convicted murderers, Matthew
Hancock, James Macafee and Thomas
w. Shackleford, and fixed the date of
execution for April 8.
Shackleford killed George w. Taylor
in st. Louis in November, 1897, by Civ
ing him poison in coffee, because jeal-
Gus of attentions to his wife. He is
colored.
Hancock killed George Horton in
ST. Louis, July rs, 1897. He is colored.
Macafee killed William Ebin Brewer
in Jasper county, on July 81, 1897. The
murder was the result of an attempt
to rob Brewer.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
Shot Herself with a Rine.

Arthur, ILL.,, March e.-Miss Bertha
Hood, the 17-year-old daughter of a
wealthy couple, living south of town,
shot herself above the heart with a
Winchester rifle, Monday night, and
will die. The girl appeared in her
usual good humor at supper. Saying:
well, l must leave YOU" she excused
herself and went to her bedroom. A
few minutes later the report of the
gun was heard.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
Alabama Liquor Mon Scare.

Liquor men in Birmingham, Ala,
have agreed among themselves to keep
all doors tightly closed on Sundays
herafter. This is brought about on ac-
count of the active work going on all
over the state against the liquor traf-
fic and the possibility at the next leg
islature of dispensary or prohibition
law.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
Kentucky Mining Deal.

1t is said that a large English sym
dictate is about to purchase all cas-,
Tennessee and southern Kentucky coal
lands. The deal has been pending
many months. If it goes through it
will represent an outlay CT 100000,
and the sale of all mines in the Jellico,
Coal Creek and Oliver Springs Tenn.
and marlborough (Ky.) districts.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

The other day somebody asked SEN
ator Morgan how long he thought he
could speak in an emergency. IF 1
am familiar with my subject" replied
the senator from Alabama, with a sly
wink, Il can talk indefinitely; but il
/ am not familiar with it | do not be-
lieve i could speak more than three or
four days on a stretch"
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
Cuban Relief Work.

Havana, March s.-For the month of
March the various provinces of Cuba,
excepting the province of Santiago,
have made requisition for 100000 ra-
tions. Thus, instead of diminishing,
the requisition has doubled since that
of January l. This is due partly to
the fact that the Cubans use every pos
sible opportunity of getting rations
under false pretenses.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
Spain's Latest Offer.

Manila, March. s.-Gen. Rios has
made the Filipinos new offer for the
release of the Spanish prisoners. They
are authorized to offer Aguinaldo 500
for each of the 5000 Spanish private
soldiers, and s1,oO for each of the 500
Spanish officers held as prisoners OF
war,
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
VIII Locate In Alabama.

The action of the Alabama legisla-
ture in exempting new manufacturing
enterprises from taxation for period
of ten years is followed by an an
nouncement that a Massachusetts, cot
ton spinning corporation proposes to
erect at Huntsville a mill that will
give employment to 5000 hands.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
Not What She rSxpected.

Fangle-I saw your friend, Mrs. JAY
smith, get on the train and leave town with
q married man this morning.
Mrs. Fangle deeply interested We'll,
I've been expecting scandal in that quar-
ter for some time. Who was i. with the
shameless thing?
Her husband. Harlem Life.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10
The Modern Hattie.

Said the famous general to his chief OF
staff: care the correspondents ready?"
They are, sir!"
Have they been informed that have a
new uniform on?"
eyes, general"
Have the photographers done their
duty"
'.They have, sir"
Then let the battle 60 on"-Boston
Transcript.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-10

The official statement of Representa-
tive Joseph G. Cannon, of Illinois,
chairman of the house appropriations
committee, summing up the approprI-
atoms of the Fifty-fifth congress,
shows an aggregate appropriation by
the entire congress of s1,566, $780,
s16, and for the session just closed
q total of SOFA, 400, with authority
for contracts subject to future appro-
Friations amounting to s7o.ooo,o00.