The Forrest City times., 1900-03-16
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

senator SeNeil nas lntfcuuttu ~ tii changing the name of the steamship Paris of the American line to the Phil adelphia.
 Roland Reed. the well-Enown actor, has been discharged from the hospital, and his recovery is now only a matter of a short time.
 Knoxville iTenn.) capitalists have let the contract for the erection of s3o0,000 cotton mill. Operations will begin on November !.
 Mrs. Patrick Lavery, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, astonished her husband, Tdes- day, by presenting to him baby boy weighing 24H pounds.
 w. s. Hayden, who had been rail- road ticket agent at Versailles, ILL. died at his home there, Tuesday, after an illness of one week.
 The government food inspectors at the City of Mexico nave seized large quantity of American lard, said to be adulterated with tallow.
 President Mckinley has granted q full and unconditional pardon to Capt. Bowman H. McCalla, of the navy, now serving in the Philippines.
 The high school building at Kirk wood, Mo-, with all its contents, was destroyed by fire early Tuesday mcrn- ing, entailipg loss of over S1S,00o.
 Late Klondike arrivals report rich discoveries of gold on the Jacks Wade creek, Elondike,in some parts of which from s to $ bucket is being taken out.
 Mrs. Frank Price, colored, gave birth to triplets, at Jefferson City, Mo-. two boys and one girl. The combined weight of the three is a little over 21 pounds.
 The Ashley plant of the American Steel and Wire Co.,, at Joliet, Ill.,, was forced 10 shut down, Tuesday, on ac- count of ice in the Illinois and Michi- gan canal.
 Willie Warren, who is five years old, traded his mothers gold watch to a stranger in Lafayette park, St. Louis, for cheap pocket knife. The stranger disappeared.
 The Kentucky legislature has ad- jcurned. The house passed the senate resolution appropriating s10o,00o for the purpose of recovering the national guard equipment.
 The Nevins coal mines, north of Terre Ilaute, Ind, were burned, Tues day. All the buildings at the month of the shafts were destroyed, and the loss will be heavy Conductor W. o. Loman, of the Pitts burg X Gulf railroad was found dead in bed at his hoetl in Texarkana. Tex Tuesday morning. l. is supposed that he succnmbed to asthma. The New York police took a spasm, Tuesday night, and raided all the con- cert halls in the tenderloin district, drove the women into the streets and arrested the proprietcrs. Creditors of the Bank of Hitchcock. $. D., which was robbed of SIP, ,Oo0 in cash, met, Tuesday. and Ethereal Will son, proprietor of bank, arranged to pay all depositors in full. Thousands of dollars, representing the life savings of scores of Italian residents of Chicago. have disappeared from the vaults of Giraldi Franks pri- vate bank. Frank is also missing. William Rooster, of Bloomington, Ill.,, died in Denver Col. Tuesday. from | abscess of the liver, aged 26. He was son of the late John Koester. editor of the Bloomington Deutsche Press. Mrs. Booth-Tucker. of the Salvation army, who was to deliver a lecture in Racine, Wis. Tuesday night, was prostrated on her arrival there. and was unable to fulfll her engagement. Alma SpielSerman. aged four years. was burned to death; Minnie, aged ten, received fatal burns, and Freda. | aged seventeen, was seriously burned in fire which consumed the residence of their fahter, Henry Spickerman, at | Saginaw, Mich.
 A performance of "Sapho' was at | tempted at Kalamazoo, Mich. Tuesday night, despite the action of the city council Monday night csdering it sup pressed. When the performance had barely begun the chief of police ap- peared and ordered the curtain runv down.