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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-03
SITUATION GRAVE.

Fort au Prince, Aug. 2.-The author
tiles continue making arrests. In addi-
ton to the prominent persons before
reported as having been taken into
custody is M. Fouchard, formerly min
lister of finance.
Many refugees have sought protec-
ton at the American legation, among
them Nj. Menos, formerly minister of
foreign affairs. The situation is grave.
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SALOON BROKEN INTO.
One of the Burglars arrested Fifteen Min
utes After the Break.

A pane Of glass in Leander Verner's
saloon at Washington square was bro
ken last night by three youths about
LIS O'Clock, and at 100 o'clock Dennis
Crimmins was locked up at Station 1,
charged with being a party to the
break. He was arrested by Officers
Delaney and O'Connor, both of whom
we're off duty at the time. Several
bottles Of whiskey were stolen from
the window after the break and two
bottles Of whiskey were found in
Crimmins pocket.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-03

in readiness to assist any one who
might have been swept overheard.
Admiral w. T. Sampson, his flag lieu
tenant. Lieut.. Commander Winslow and
Capt Chadwick of the New York were
guests of w. Butler Duncan, Jr., on
board Defender during the race.
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SECOND DAYS RACING.
Some interesting Events Pulled Off at
WestfeId Meet.

Westfield, Mass, Aug. 2. = There was
fair attendance at the second days races
today. Two of the three events were run
off in straight heats, but the 2:24 class trot
and pace went over until tomorrow after
three heats were completed Summary:
2:34 CLASS TROT-PURSE $3.50.
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REGISTERED IN NEW YORK.

j. j. Pratt. at the New York; M. N.
] w. Maher, w Dlllany, at the Giisey;
J. r. Comins, at the Park Avenue; Col
s. e Winslow. at the Holland A. j.
Moir. at the Marlborough; d. Kent. at
the Manhattan; s. Murdoch, at the Grand
Union.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bay state-R Van Raalte, ", W; Hay x
Peters, W S. King. S. ]. Bogen, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H CHAMPION, Harry opSr+l |; Me e Y
Stephens, New York; G. E. Adams W.
G. Payson, w. e. Hardy, G. A. Churchill,
F. A. Hervey, F; P Thorp, 4. LowNen-
NTH NTH y Washingto 5D Mr., and Mrs. Warren
Sawyer, Wellesley; George, Rawitser,
South Acton; A. j Dunlap, Taunton; Il.
B. Hssrris3n, New Haven; J, G Nlch4 q
finite, New York; A. F. Hall, Meredith,
N H; c. S. Shattuck, Barre; Richard
Thornley,, Providence; L. r. Fackler,
Philadelphia; H. S. Hudson, oxford; G.
A. Thornton, Pittsburg; George Dalrym-
Pile, Fair Haven, VT; N. j.. Lauchet,
Lowell; B. H. Smith North Brookfield;
E. H Mansfield, New Britain.
Commonwealth e. F. Bunker and
wife, e. Goldstein, r H. Caul. J, e. Car
roll, X Flint, H. B. oliver, Frank Car
ter, ]. c. Mitchell, n. H Litehfeld, 9. Il.
Boston; II. o. Goldman, D. d. Donigen,
l. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Augin e. F.
Worster. A.. Ainslee,. Henry George. New
Webster; F, NJ. Dillon, Woonsocket, T.
T.. s. II. Elery, Palmer; G; D. Waugh.
Rochester, N. Y; T. A. Crowley, Nashua;
J; ., Tatem and wife, Putnam, Ct; z.
Pratt Chatham; c. r. LANG, Elmira, N
"; c. $. Emerson, Milford. n. H.; W.
Madison. Baltimore; A. w. Winser, Al
tleboro; S. w Davis, Providence; ]. E.
Fitzgerald. New London; +. A. Beckley
New Haven; j. II. j. Reilly, Providence;
Springfield base ball team.
Lincoln-C. A. Brown, George Mason,
w. e. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Free
man, James D. Allen. r.. F. Bird, 7 D.
Felt, j S. Carter, W. e. Butler, +. l..
Downs, Boston; A. j. Kinney G b Os-
born. II. S. Knight A. A.. Butler, G. w.
schaffer, II. C. Porter, e Regensburg,
New York c. S. Norton, Salem; A. j.
Brown, Rindge, N. H; e. N. Bliss, Provi-
dence; Frank Hall. Athol; N. e. Enfield,
Hudson.
waldo-G. A. Cross, Northfeld; Henry
Grubcr New Haven; w. D. Bennett,
New York; II. Hitchcock, Cortland NJ
Y.; A. a; Pease, Springfield; Thomas
CASTOR, Plymouth; G. II. McKenney
Portland; j. c. Graham, New York; 81
L. White. Springfield; A. c. Ladd
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Mrs. Church--Is your husband nart,cv.
lar about the brand OF cigars he smokes?
mrs. Gotlam--Very; he alwaya lock.
them up onkers Statesman.
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In the
Evening
Bring out a glass or two of
Williams Root Beer

It serves as a delightful re-
freshmen. Everybody likes
it-you can't make a mistake,
as it's very healthful and
delicious. Your grocer will
supply you.
Williams & Carleton Co., Hartford, Conn.,,
Makers of Williams Flavoring Extracts.
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MEETINGS. ETC.
Worcester County GQlllldaI
NIGHTS TEMPLARS.

ANIGHIs TFMFLAfNs'
A Stated Conclave will be held at the
Asylum, on THURSDAY EVENING,
AUGUST Sd, at 730 o'clock, for the
transaction of business. By order of
VIM. L. DAVIS, Eminent Commander.
WIN. S. DADMUN, Recorder
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CANTEENS AT ARMY POSTS.
sonstruction Of the Law Relating
10 Post csate~as by Attorney
General Grtngs.

Washington. April s.-The secretary
OF war recently requested the opinion
OF the attorney general as to whether
section II of the act passed at the las;
sefsion Of congress increasing the ef-
ficiency Of the army" prohibits the
continuance of the sale OF Intoxicating
drinks by the government in the can
teen sections of the post exchanges,
which are organized and maintained
al the various army posts and eneamp-
ments throughout the United States.
The attorney general. in his reply,
holds that the section in question does
rot prohibit the continuance OF the
sale of Intoxicating drinks through
the canteen sections as heretofore or
gsnized and carried on, except that
nc officer or enlisted man can be de-
tailed for duty in the canteen section
TO do the selling.
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NO NEWS MEANS GOOD NEWS
me WAR Department Not Worrying
over Non-Recetpt of News
From Gen. Otis.

Washington, April 5.--No disap-
pointment was expressed at the war
department because Gen. Otis had
made no report during the day 1t was
taken to mean that conditions were
progressing well. and that the condi-
ticns indicated in Mondays dispatches
are fully convinced that the backbone
OF the insurrection is broken, and that
while there may be raids. from time
to time, by bands of maurauders, the
main body of troops will surrender.
II is said that when the Filipinos who
surrender find that they are we'll
treated and fed, that the wounded are
cared for and food is sent TO the suffer
ing, there viii be less inclination 10
continue hostilities. Those who are so
treated and sent TO their homes. il
is believed, will be missionaries among
their people in favor of the United
States.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
THE ELECTIONS IN OHIO.
Tie Defeat of Mayor McKisson In
Cleveland Alleged 20 be Due
TO Factionalism.

Cleveland. o.. April s.--Mayor Nc
kisson has made the following signed
statement concerning his defeat:
THE Hanna boilers and corporation
influences. through lavish use of
money. elected Farley. and defeated
the head OF the republican ticket. This
IL all ] care To say at present.
ROBERT y. MckISSON."
Mayor-eleet farlfy, in an interview,
said:
MY election simply means that the
people Of Cleveland want honest gov
srnmens; that they are tired of Nc
Wisconsin. and are opposed to pillage
and hlackmail."
Congressman Burton. who supported
Mckisson. said:
The defeat OF Mr.. McKisson can be
attributed to a factional fight in our
party. OF course the charges of cor
ruption had much 20 do with il. but
after all factionalism did the work"
What il the cause OF factionalism -
was asked.
"oh. there can he but one thing. and
that - the Columbus episode OF a year
ago. Mr.. Mekisson made the mistake
Of his life in trying To thwart the will
Of his party"
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An Evidence of Pro.r..,.

1t Is generally conceded by econom;,..
who study the commercial situation ~ ~
country, that the great arteries Of rs :; we
travel are sure indication of its cond;.;.Hs
A depression IN commercial lines ,aasa
abandoned business trips and the c,rosml
ton OF pleasure travel, while HEALTHY eas
dition OF affairs means business trims s,S SOa'
increase OF passengers on pleasure ben, -
A good evidence that a business rsvr.,
has gone broadcast over this countrv i y.
Lake Shore Limited" the star tram ~ 4.
Vanderbilt system, between New York s ~
Chicago, which is daily comfortable t;l f11
With view to taking the best possible ~.
OF its patrons, the New York Central l..
arranged to increase the equipment al III.
train by placing an additional standsrI
sleeper on the trains leaving New York s.S
Chicago Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sasns'
days. To the regular traveller the anpo;n.
ments and comforts of this train are vsn
known, but if you have never made tr III,
on 1t, you owe it to yourself to see and -.
joy the advance made in comfort and Inv.
ury in modern railway travel. Remembs,
the fare is no higher on this train. eyer.
between New York and Chicago. while Il.
accommodations and service place this nsr.
ticular train conspicuously at the head i
the list, when compared With othe. lines
Albany Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
NAVY DEPARTMENT WILL ACT.
speedy Assistance to he Rendered
TO Americans WrongsuIIy Held
In Nicaragua.

Washington, April 5.-The navy de-
partment is prepared to render speedy
assistance to the American residents
in Bluefeids, Nicaragua, who are be-
ing subjected to pressure. wrongfully.
by the authorities there. Acting Sec
retary Allen, in anticipation of the
coming of delegation from New Or
leans, has just ordered the gunboat
Machias. now on the way to Key West
from Livingston, Honduras, to pro-
coed to Bluefields as soon as she can
to take coal.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
THE MICHIGAN ELECTIONS.
Revised raemcisi E.timate. show
Very Little c~s~rsI Political
chsage-De moerstte Gains.

Detroit. Mich. April 5.-Revised es.
Inmates OF the election results, based
on incomplete returns from nearly all
counties Ina Michigan. place Judge
Grants plurality for supreme court
justice AZ $4,000 In round numbers. lie
has probably run but little behind the
republican candidates for university
regents. In Detroit. Judge Grant ran
heavily behind his ticket and lost the
city by nearly 1000. and the county by
5000. The union labor movement
against Grant. however. had gained
little impetus in the smaller cities, and
he nearly held his own through the
state al large. Fully two-thirds of the
circuit judges elected In the 80 judicial
districts Of the state are republicans.
Detroit and the other larger cities of
the state. with the Pingree feature
eliminated from the contests, show
democratic gains. Otherwise the state
Shows little general political change.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
TO HELP STARVING MINERS.
supplementary Order TeIegraphed
to Captains Abercombie and
Glenn of Army Expeditions.

Washington, April 5.-Acting Secre-
tary Meiklejohn has received informa-
ton that miners on the Copper river
were in a starving condition. AL
though Capt. Abercrombie and Capt.
Glenn have full instructions to send
relief to any who may be suffering
along the route of their expeditions
TO the Copper river and Cooks inlet
country, Mr.. Meiklejohn has sent fur
Their instructions by telegraph to
Capt. Abercrombie to take medical and
ether supplies to Copper river, and
make every effort to assist the miners
reported destitute and suffering.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
SUMMER HATS FOR WOMEN.
Artificial Flowers. varied ana Henn
tifuI. Form the Main
Trimming.

The advance importation Of summer
hats is here oEce again with the usual
display of extreme styles and startling
effects. but as yet the annual attempt to
revive some defunct mode Is not APP
parent.
There are hats turned back from the
face. hats with soft double brims tip
ping down over the eyes. and the inev-
liable sailor so much liked and so be-
coming TO young girls; but the ugly
poke bonnet is still a memory.
Artificial flowers are more beautiful
and varied than ever. ever though art
has taken some rather absurd liberties
with nature. Black lilies, black mignon-
cites. and green roses are not exactly
a true reproduction, but they have the
charm of novelty to recommend them.
Large roses with pink centers and pink
tipped leaves, pond lilies, camelias and
the most convincing dandeiions gone to
seed are interesting specimens of fash
ionable blossoms with which to deck
our hats, and added TO tlrese there is
every flower known to Horticulture. Nio-
let and heliotrope in all the varying
tints seem TO be the most popular col
ors in millinery. and there are lovely
tints of plum red and soft, Undesirable
pinks among the flowers.
Tulle is decidedly the thing for trim
ming any sort of hat 1t is shirred into
wired frills which stand up three deep
around the crown. made in feather
buster rosettes with fancy gold buckle
in the center, or draped around the
crowns in the most careless manner.
Fancy straw matching the tullein color
is sewn on at intervals of one or two
inches as if il were baby ribbon. and
then the tulle is used for loops and
twists. Liberty gauze is also treated in
the same manner, making more serv-
iceable and very effective trimming.
Toques promise TO be very popular
hats for spring, made of tulle or chit
fon and trimmed with stiff flowers like
camellias, water lilies, and large roses.
They are very dainty hats, but very per-
ishable. as the first crispness, which is
their charm, soon wears Oft. Black and
white hats are as usual in very good
style. Taffeta silk, made into large
loops and broad ends, trims many of the
largebrimmed hats, and the ends are
made fanciful by setting in cream lace
insertion above the hem, or using a
very open hem stitching of silk the
same color. A bow of this sort with a
fancy buckle and two fancy quilts
makes complete trimming for the
sailor shape. Larger rosettes are also
made of taffeta. doubled and gathered
on each edge to give puffy appear
ance
A dressy hat of yellow gauze trimmed
with variegated pansies, is one of the
models shown. White and green tulle
and May roses trim another hat of
fancy straw. The popular straws are
all fancy, very light and lacelike, and
extremely glossy. A hat which is very
striking in effect is a violet straw with
a pot crown, trimmed with chiffon OF
the same color, shirred in bias folds to
form a rosette at one side. Green leaves.
arranged high at one side and massed
at the back with two gray quilts, com
plete the rimming.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

San Francisco. April 5.-A dispatch
received from Washington states that
the United States supreme court has
dismissed the appeal of the Kentucky
or GYPSY" Bythes in their suit for
part of the estate left To Florence
Blythe-Hinckley by her father, the
late Thomas IL. Blythe. This decision
confirms the title OF Mrs. Hinckley.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
THE CARE OF THE EYES.

Don't allow a cold wind to strike the
eyes.
Don't try to do eye work with the
light shining in the face.
Don't have bright-colored shades on
the reading lamps; use white or grcand
glass.
Don't battle inflamed eyes with cold
water; that which is warm as il can be
borne is better.
Don't sleep opposite window in such
a manner that strong light will strike
the eyes on awakening.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
Iowa 10 Relieve the oregon.

San Francisco. April 5.-The Exam
liner says: The battleship Iowa. at
present at the Union iron works UNI
dergoing repairs, has been ordered to
proceed 10 Manila 10 relieve the Ore
gon. The Oregon has been ordered TO
proceed TO San Francisco a. soon as
the Iowa appears. Repairs in progress
on the Iowa vii take three weeks or
more 10 accomplish.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Steady Company latter a running
conversation on business success in
generaD-I must say. Miss Florence,
that if there is one thing particularly
admire it is business enterprise.
Miss Florence-So do /. There's
young Rushman, for instance. He's
only been calling on Miss Sparks two
months, and they're engaged already.
Richmond Dispatch.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Denver, Col. April 5.-The Colorado
legislature, in its closing hours. passed
an indeterminate sentence law. IL
provides for minimum and a maxi
mum sentence. and gives the peniten-
tiary commissioners the right To po-
role prisoners after the minimum term
has expired
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
The "Insarxents.- Choice.

Harrisburg. Pa. April 5.-Judve
John Stewart, of Chandlershurg. Is the
present choice of the anti-Quay repuh-
hean senators and members for United
States senator. lie was agreed upon at
a meeting of the insurgents" before
the session of the joint assembly.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Seattle. Wash, April s.-A million
dollar deed has been filed with the
county auditor. W. 4. Blake and wife.
of Chicago. conveyed to the Snoqual-
mic Power Co. all the properly acquired
by Mr.. Baker in the establishment of
the big power plant at snopualmie
falls. The revenue tax on the deed
was 81 600
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
River News.
; Fall. Trace. " Frozen.
THE MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY. April 4
Grain and proyintOna.

other grades. s2.s5asz5 wheat-No' red
'Sgi6c. Corn-No. 2 mixed, 34l. flasc. Oats
No. ? zsl192sc Hsy-Prairie. So 5Oas o.:
umothy, G.aou 90 Butter-Creamery le6D
&c dairy. i5alsc Esgs-Fresh. ioisc
l.ard-frime steam. 500. Pork-New mesa
Ez1 Bacon-clear rib Size wool-
Choice tub-washed. 20U26c
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

BIZ, Bacon-Ciear rib. Size Wool.
SIS. butchers, 81 25u4S5; stockers e 200,
40 cows and heifers. C5oa425. Hogs
light, 81 20q370. Sheep-Mutton sheen "a "a
go: lambs A7SusD; spring lambs,
Chicago-Hogs-Mi Mixed and butchers.
A.esa ssss: good heavy. s.. soQ3s5: rough
Reeves xfVaaS.6o. cows and heifers 81 20
$50 Texas steers. s. seas 10. stockers
ana feeders, IS 5oa5O0 Sheep-Natiye
sheep' ASsas.oo; lambs. si5o96.5
Kansas Native steers "a N
Gee; Texas steers, 81. saQ4 10; Texas cows
s--ssHsSo; native COWS and heifers. s. sd
80 stockers and feeders. 50 25u5. 90. Hogs
Heavy. &6enS.So. packers a. s5fts r,
mixed. s. &Q3s0 light. 81 s5lIA al. yorI.
srs, S.s'sise.e sheep-Lambs. S.OOas. IS:
CsncinnAti-Hogs-Act at "a ens,a "a
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viii Follow New York. Lead.

Philadelphia, April 5.-The Philadel-
phia clearinghouse association has
practically decided to make no charge
Tor collecting checks on out-of-town
banks. This system was inaugurated
in New York.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Pittsburgh. Pa, April News
hound freight train on the Pennsylva-
MIA road struck and killed two men
and fatally injured another, near
Greenburg, Pa. The men were walk
ing on the tracks and were run down.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Washington. April 5. Acting Secre-
tary Allen has received a letter from
the managef of the Neptune company.
the great Swedish wrecking corpora
ton, announcing that it is not posi-.
BILE to raise and repair the vessels OF
Cervera's fleet sunk near Santiago.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
HOw'a THAI

We offer One Hundred Dollar, D..
for any case of Catarrh that cannot - neward
by Halls Catarrh Cure. oe cured
+. J. Cheney, 4 Co., Props, Toledo n
We, the undersigned, have loou, Y
Cheney. for the last Is years, and be;amnf ].
perfectly. honorable in all bushes. , ,r hin
tons and financially able to carry on.
obligations made by their firm. 'u' any
we, Msst q z iruax' Wholesale Druggists, Ia.
Waldng, Kinnan & Marvin wh.,,
Druggists, Toledo, o. "no'esals
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intsrn.n-
acting directly upon the blood and , rnny
surfaces of the system. Price 75c n ~,aI lou
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Test M oos.
free. '''nonai
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
The steamer ChiIkat Capsixed.

Eureka, Cal, April 5.-The stean,-
err Chilkat. which sailed to-day with
20 passengers. is upside down on the
tho bar. Her people can be seen strug-
Cling in the breakers. The life-saviny
crew is out also steamers from Eureka.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
Chicago MnyoraIty Indications.

Chicago, April with over two
third of the ballots cast Tuesday af-
ternoon, the indications were that Car
ter ii. Harrison would be elected to
succeed himself as mayor by good
majority.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
Railroad Extension.

Knoxville, Tenn, April 5.-Con-
tractors have begun work on an ex-
tension of the Bristol and Elizabeth
ton railroad from Elizabethton to
Mountain City, Tenn. The extension
will be rs miles in length.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Lock Haven. Pa, April 5.-A raft Of
pine timber of fine quality was sold
here, which is 10 be used in the con-
s'rucron OF the new battleship Maine
At the Cramps, in Philadelphia.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
Fire mt Mount sterl,rr Kx

Mount Sterling, KY, April Fire
this morning destroyed Frank Hud-
sons wholesale liquor house, and
Adam Baum & Sons wholesale and
retail grocery. The Grand opera
house caught fire, but was saved.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

San Francisco, April 5.-Lily Post,
the opera singer, has been adjudged
insane and taken to the asylum at
Agnews. She was so violent that the
attendants were compelled to bind her
limbs
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
Railroad Sale.

Jacksonville. Fla. April 5.-The
main line of the Jacksonville. Tampa
q Key West railway has been sold 10
the Plant Investment Co. for $780,
600. The branch extending to Titus
vile, was knocked down TO Sanford
Beatty, of New York. for 100000.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Frankfort. KY, April Sin the state
circuit court Judge Cantrill directed
the attention of the grand jury to
trusts, and instructed it to indict such
concerns operating in this district
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

San Francisco, April 5.-The steam
er Columbia, which recently went on
the reef at Honolulu, and was subse-
quently sold for $1,000, is to be re-
paired and placed on the route be-
tween Hawaii and China.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Birmingham, Ala. April 5.-The
striking coal miners at Believer and
Hargreave resumed work. The strikes
at Alice and Redding and other places
continue
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Chicago, April 5.--The present NAV
orally campaign has been a record
breaker in the volume of mail sent
through the post Office. More than
100000 pieces have been sent out.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

The first story that KipIinr wr;,.
his illness will bring a fabnfo,"s rI'es ate,
WI be sought as eagerly BY provr. price. Il
lishers as Hostetters Stomach R;.sse pub
al who suffer from stomach IN ~ by
ture. No matter whether il be nd y any M.
constipation, biliousness, nervous sesilos,
porn liver or overworked kidnevs + stub
ter's Stomach Bitters will cure I, nosse..
unequaled spring medicine. curins an
venting malaria, fever and ague, and Guy n Pr
resulting from rundown system "a al I'D
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

Chicago. April 5.-Two thousand
suits against owners of buildings who
have failed to provide proper fire es-
eapes are under preparation by the
city prosecuting attorney.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07
Not TIL After Lent.

May-Oh, Ethel. sing that beautiful
song, When Again We Meet
Ethel can't. | mustn't use meat i'm
any form till after Lent All can lsay
row are the scales.-JuGs,e.
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

"Labor-saving machinery has been Il.
great boon of mankind" said the political
orator
well. it never saved you anything" n.
marked an old constituent on the fringe Of
the crowd.-Philadelphia North American,
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

New York. April s.-Money ON call NOM
inaiy 900 per cent. prime mercantile ma
Per. ssuihs per cent. sterling exchanre
steady, with actual business in hankarsi
pills at 4sei. for demand. and al 4Ssi. s;sSsil
1 ls@ DAYS; posted rates, 4s5qa s5js and AZ
V4sa.z: commercial bills. sSsasssis silver
iean Sasls,r s'9o ~ par silver. 6sA; Mex
strong. oonos
The Forrest City times., 1899-04-07

The Best Prescription for Chilla
and Fever is a bottle Of GROVES TAsrE1Es
CHILL Tonic. 1t is simply iron and quininein
. tasteless form. NJ cure-no pay Price,5N