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Evening journal., 1901-12-30
ALL WRP'l' AT BIER
OF Miss UROPSEY
Wilcox Showed No Emotion
While Service Was On
Prisoner Said to Have Dragged
a Girl Across Road in Front
Of CrOpSey Home

Elizabeth City. N c.. Dec. 3o.-
Funeral services over the boiy Of Ms
Nellie Cropsey. whose remains wer
discovered ia the Pasquotank river at
ter a search lasting several we esks.
we're held in the Methodist church
here yesterday The church was
crowded TO suffocation. and the street
leading to it was lined with people.
who uncovered as the hearae drove
past The remains were taken by An.
drew G.. Cropsey, uncle of the girl. TO
Brooklyn for interment The jail in
which young Wilcox. who was arrest
ed for alleged participation in the
girls death. lies only stones throw
from the church. Wilcox knew the
funeral was in progress. but showed
no emotion and merely inquired II a
large crowd was present The guards
We're withdrawn from the jail yester-
day and permitted to go home. Pub
lie sentiment is strong against Viii
cox. but there is less talk OF lynching,
and some of the ministers took occa-
sion in their sermons to advise against
mob violence.
Wilcox absolutely refuses. under adj
vice of his attorney. TO say anything
regarding the case. lie asserts that
the first statement made by him GOV.
ers all he knows Of the case. He is
charged with the murder of the girl
and as the offense is not bailable IN
this state, he viii have to stay in jail
pending a trial
r. W. Tuner, member of the citi
zens' committee, asserted that they
would have sufficient evidence to con
meet Wilcox with the crime. He said.
'We know Miss Cropsey was killed by
a blow on the head-with a sandhae
or blackjack. II the blow was struck
while she was on the porch, then her
unconscious form was dragged across
the lawn TO the river, only short dis
tance away. II the blow was strucl
on the lawn. we are convinced she
was induced to cross the lawn by vii
cox and that while walking across
she was struck by him. There Is on,
other witness who may be called upOr
TO testify. lt is r. +. Parker who told
his wife the night after Miss Cropse,
disappeared that he had seen Wilcos
dragging a girl across the road ii
front of the Wilcox residence. We will
investigate that"
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
EItzsImmons Mi Not EIaht.

New York Dec. 30s-Bob Fitzsim-
mons, the ex-champion of the world,
has declared that he wAu never fight
again and will under no circumstances
consent TO make a match with Cham
pion Jim Jenries. For some time Fitz-
simmons friends have been trying in
every possible way to get him to agree
to meet Jeffries. Il understand that
Jeffries intends making me an offer
to SIGHT him Tor the championship. II
will be a waste of time for him. for
will tell him 1ust what have an
nounced many times. that l have re-
tired from the ring forever. and have
no idea of ever re-entering it again"
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
$4,000 WORTH OF GEMS STOLEN
Newly Employed Valet Makes a Hls
Haul In New York;


Haul In New York;
New York, Dec. 30.--Mr. and Mrs
Paul @. Thebaud, Of Madison avenue,
were robbed yesterday OF jewelry
worth $4,000 This was corroborated
by Mr.. Thebaud himself at headquar-
ters, where. in company with a mem
Der OF the firm from whom most OF the
jewelry had been purchased, he gave
TO the police a partial list of the jew
els taken. The valuables consisted in
part of one pear-shaped diamond, said
by Mr.. Thebaud to be worth $4,000;
one pearl weighing "A grains, said 10
be worth $4,000, and 300 small orna-
ments. making up total of about
$4,000.
The robbery is said by the police,
and also by Mr.. Thebaud, to have
been the work of a newly engaged
valet named Kern, who had been en-
ployed by Mr. Thebaud but two weeks.
The valet is missing, and the butler,
who recommended him, is under con-
stant police surveillance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thebaud went to
Wnlte lldluS on SAluIudy as lhe
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard VIII.
let's. The valet accompanied them.
Yesterday morning the Willetts. ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Thebaud
and several other guests. went to
church. Soon after the return Mrs.
Thebaud discovered that her dia.
mond and pearl were gone. but found
that little else had been taken. Mr..
Thebaud at once communicated by
telephone with the housekeeper of the
residence in this city, and It was dis
covered that the other valuables had
been stolen.
The valet was last seen about
o'clock yesterday morning, when he
took one OF Howard Willetts' rigs and
drove to the RAILROAD station in White
Plains. Three hours later the RIG
was found at the station, abandoned
It Is supposed he left town on an out
going train soon after he drove to the
station.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
Federation Of Rallroaders.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Dec 30-The en-
ployes Of the Wyoming division Of
the Lehigh Valley railroad have start
ed a movement for the federation of
the Brotherhoods of Engineers, Fire
men, Conductors. Trainmcn. switch
men and Telegraphers. which they ex-
pect to extend along the entire line
from New York to Buna.o. A joint
meeting Of the delegates from all the
brotherhoods was held at Pittston
yesterday afternoon and the men were
in session for two hours Representa-
tives Of each brotherhood favored the
movement. believing that with the aid
Of the others the grievances OF all
could be readily adjusted.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
Two Traek.Walkers KIIled.

Mahanoy City, Pa, Dec. SO.-Hiram
Shiley, employed as a trackman for
the Lehigh Valley railroad. and Cor
nelius Dugan, of Park Place, were
killed by a west-bound train near Park
Place last night The men were walk
ing up the trailroad tracks in the face
Of rain storm. Their umbrella hid
the approaching train, and before they
could avoid it they were struck and
crushed 10 death.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
FOUR DEAD IN RAILROAD WRECK
Passenger Train colided With a
Freight at Malta, ~.

Freight az Malta w.
Chicago, Dec. 30.-Four persons
were killed and twenty-nine more or
less seriously injured, several Of
them possibly fatally, in a collision
on the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad yesterday at Malta ILL.,, go
miles west of Chicago. The trains in
collision were "the Omaha flyer" an
east-bound passenger train, and an
oast-bound freight train. The wreck
caught fire and two passenger coach
es, one sleeping car and eight freight
cars were burned. and another sleep
ing car was partly consumed.
The dead are George w. Rudio,
western agent of Kirk Soap company,
residence Omaha; Mrs. George w.
Rudio, Omaha; ID. o. Nichols, Council
Bluns, Ia, and e. r. Duncan, sleeping
car porter, of Chicago.
The freight train had taken a siding
at Malta, but the train was longer
than the siding and the freight loco
motive protruded upon the main track
beyond the side track The incoming
train was not stopped until the two
locomotives "cornered" at the switch,
the passenger engine being thrown in
TO the ditch and several coaches pill
ing upon the wreck. The cars caught
Ere from the locomotive.
A statement given out by officials
Of the railroad company explains that
the switch at the east end OF the sid.
ing was opened by mistake, and that
the responsibility probably lies with
some member of the crew of the
freight train.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
MINERS pRoPPEp boo -
Six Were Killed, Three Of Whom
Were From Pennsylvania.

Six Were Killed, Three Of Whom
Were From Pennsylvania.
Kansas City, Dec. 3O.-A special
from Hartshorn, I. T., says: At shaft
No 1, of the McAlester Coal com
pany here, Saturday, while the cage
was ascending with eight men, it
jumped its guidings about 100 feet
from the bottom Of the shaft. Six of
the eight men were killed. They were
caught between the cage and the
buntings. and their bodies dropped to
the bottom of the shaft. All were
Russians. There were two others
who held to the cage. They were only
slightly injured. Three of those
killed whose names are not known
came here only recently from Penn
sylvania.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
Reseued From slnklnn vrasel.

Philadelphia, Dec 30.-Thc tugboat
Samson arrived at the Delaware
Breakwater yesterday with the crew
Of three men from the coalladen
barge Brandywine. which had founder
ed at sea The Brandywine. bound
from Norfolk to Boston, when nearing
the winter quarter Light hip. was
found TO be leaking seriously. Signals
OF distress were flown. and the Sam
son took the three men from the sink
ing craft but a few minutes before
she went down.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The New York legislature will con-
vene for the 125th time on Wednesday.
A counterfeit $50 gold certificate,
bearing an unlimited photograph, is in
circulation.
Cleveland, O., sporting men will ask
the legislature TO permit boxing con-
tests for money prizes.
In collision OF street cars at Bir-
mingham, Ala, L. W. Jones was killed
and two persons were injured.
Andrew Carnegie has given $1,000 TO
the widows and children Of the Port
Royal mine disaster, near Pittsburg.
Because one man violated a rule OF
the miners union by working on Sun.
day. 400 men went on strike at Bridge
port O..
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
DIED

STRADLEY this CITY. on Decembe
80. 1891. Harry NJ. youngest son OF Wn
Ham TT. and Carrie J.. Stradiey, aged
years and months.
Relatives and friends are invited to aa
tend his funeral, from the residence %
his parents. No. Sl1 Lombard street. on
.Wcdnesdu' afternoon. January !, lSu3 al
- o'clock. lnterment Wilmington anc
Brandywlne Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
Joseph G. Darlington s. Co.
1926, 1928 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Church Exnels It's Pastor.

Kansas City, Mo. Dec SO.-Rev.
James a. Heath. who is alleged to have
Illegally secured a divorce from his
wife in New York in order 20 marry
Kansas City woman, was deposei
from the ministry and expelled from
the Calvary Baptist Church at a meet
ing of the congregation yesterday. Mr..
Heath was formerly pastor of the Bap-
tist church at CASTLE n Y. whore his
wife and children now reside.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
pIssatIsfIed WIN channe Of RatIo.

Manila, Dec. 30.-The change in the
ratio of exchange on the Mexican dol
lar to S2.10 Mexican silver for one
American gold dollar, which was an.
nounced December %. is causing
much dissatisfaction here. It is un-
settling what were considered to have
been fixed prices.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30

Beginning on Wednesday, a spe-
,ial policeman will be stationed at the
city Hall to issue registers Tor dogs
Owners win be given until January 20
10 obtain registers for their dogs.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
Pottstown School Damaged BY Fire.

Pottstown, Pa, Dec. 30.-Thc new
east wing Of the Hill Preparatory
School was destroyed by fire yester
day morning. entailing a loss of $40.
600. The wing contained the swim
ming pool, manual training room
class rooms and dormitories. Most
of the contents of the rooms were
saved.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ernest Smith gave a
delightful german in the New-Century
Club building ON Saturday evening. II
was for the young people who have not
yet been introduced to society.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Lyman are with
friends in Chester.
Evening journal., 1901-12-30

You can't make mistake when you
get
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
METHODIST CONSTITUTION.
According to Reports Received the
New Document VIII Carry
Fail BY Close Margin.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE Northwestern
Christian Advocate, the organ OF the
Methodisis in the west, states that OF
the ll9 conferences of the church. 100
have voted on the new constitution
adopted at the general conference
held IN Chicago last MAY. The vote
TO date is, for 1878. and against. >,
45o. This gives only seven more than
the thTee-furths vote necessary Il
adopt: but Is other conferences. with
about 900 votes. are Vet TO be heard
from. and the Advocate saws that lead.
ing churchmen realize d shift of sen
timent in any one conference may
change the history ot the organiza-
ton.
If the constitution is rejected
the Advocate continues, the reef up
on which il will be wrecked will be
that of the relation of women TO the
government bodies of the denomina.
ton
The new constitution, among other
things. authorizes the election of
women TO the general conference.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
TEE NIAGARA CANAL BILL.
senator Morgan. of Alabama Has
Conference with the PresI-
dent ON Canal Prospects.

Washington. Oct. Ex-senator Nor
gan. OF Alabama- who was one of
President Roosevelt's callers, talked
with the president about the pros
poets of the Nicaragua canal bin at
the coming session of congress. The
president told Senator Morgan that
lie would submit to the senate a new
treaty on the subject which more
nearly met his views than the first
Hay-Pauncefote treaty. but he did
not 20 into particulars Speaking Of
the presidents policy in regard 10
southern appointments. Senator Nor
gan said: 1t i the policy of recon-
Citation. the policy Of appointing
the best men 70 Office"
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
THE TRUST SECTION.
Meeting of the Trust section of the
Banker~'5 Association

Milwaukee. Oct. 1.-THE trust sec
ton OF the American Bankers assoei-
alton convened in lis fifth annual ses~
sion here. Howard Green. of Milwau-
kee. welcomed The delegates, and VIM.
9. Mather, of Cleveland. chairman Of
the trust section, responded. Score
tary James L. Branch's report showed
balance on hand of S4.js7. and to-
tai membership OF 34s. an increase
during the year Of so per cent.
Charles T. Phillips, Of New York. read
paper on The Business in Foreign
Countries Analogous TO That of Trust
Companies in the United States"
\ paper entitled: Powers of Fidu-
Charles Outside the State OF Their APP
pointment," was read by Frederick
Nierling. of 81. Louis, Mo-
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
Live stock Markets.

81. Louis-Cattle-F Fancy exports. s. 46q
SO. butchers. A-754i6.eo; stockers S25a1s
3G5: cows and heifers, S9.5Oa4 %. Hogs
Packing. s. 2Jfl6.5Q; butchers s. 306t6 81
light, s5-251625. Sheep-Mutron sheep.
s2.75fI5 .; lambs, sA3544eo
Indiana polls - Cattle-Fair TO prime
steers IS 2en6.oa. Hogs-Good to choice
heavies. $500 s %: mixed and heavy pack
ing s. 5e9t1.10. Sheep-CiOod TO choice
lambs, f-@Q45o. good TO choice sheep.
s-75a3 =.
Chicago Cattle-Good to prime z.aers.
S.2pls ". poor 10 medium. S.15d6 %,
stockers and feeders, s. c0a4.-5: cows and
heifers. s. ogff5.0a; Gamers. 81 24da -:
calves. S"as.5o; Texas steers, s. sos Is
western steers, s3..5a5.6o. Hogs-Mixed
ana butchers, $50 AGO. good to choice
heavy S.25d6.52i., rough heavy. S5.i5a
8 o.. light S5.s1d6.30. Sheep-Good 10
choice heavy. ss.25I6.72i.. rough heavy,
S.75Geg6. light $500 g. SheeY,-Good 10
choice wethers, S.5@u4 90: fair to choice
mixed. &9oq3. 81; western sheep. s.. et1i3 ~;
native lambs, S.0eG525. western lambs,
ga =
Kansas Native beef steers.
& 09Gs.S4. Texans and Indians 81 70li3. "a:
Texas cows, 2-leI2 IS. native cows and
heifers, E s5N5-4o stockers and feeders,
5 es,zYs. *. calves. s. e0a5. - Hogs-Heavv'
s. 4sds.i5; packers. 6I0lI6. -; medium s. fsl
GG-45. light. s. s9Ia. IS; workers. S5251s ..
Shesp-Auttoas. s. 0ous- Is; lambs. 81 e.s9
5.es. range wethers. S. 25G3. 65. ewes s. 80
349; stockers and feeders, S2.ocaS.S5.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Bob. Reltimore's famous canine
negro chicken thief trailer. IS dead
President Rooseveli's new horses
have been named Admiral General
and Judge.
II Is believed that Henry Watterson
has . Walk-Orer for the goverHship n
Kentucky.
England has officially accepted Ha-
bib Utah Khan a. the new ameer If
Afchanistan.
II j. again reported from Hilversum
that Mr. Kruger. despite contrary re-
ports. j seriously i'll.
Martial law has been declared AZ
Seville. Spain. on account Of the riot
ing resulting from q general labor
strike.
Post master-GeneraI Smith VIII rec
commend TO congress that the Pneu-
mafic-tube mail service be extended TO
-. Louis.
Andrew Carnegie has increased his
gift 10 Centrslia. Ill. for a public Ii
brary. from $4,000 to 10000.
Saucy Chief. leader Of the progress
sire element OF the Usage Indians. i
dead al Pawhuska. Okla, attire lin
gering illness The chief was $ years
old.
\ portrait in oil. from life. Of IN
drew Jackson. recently discovered at
Sedalis. No. is thought 10 be of cor
siderable historic value.
The friends OF Gen. Bartolomo Maso
announce that he has consented 10 be
candidate for the yice-presidency
II Cuba
Dr. Reuben SamuelS. the stepfather
Of Jesse and Frank James. has been
taken 10 the insane asylum. at ST.
Joseph. No.
Mrs. Ada Dalton. mother of the
famous Dalton outlaws. is working
for the pardon of her son. Emmett,
now serving life term in the Kan
sas penitentiary.
Huston Kepier. wealthy farmer
near Akron. O.. SAYS he viii give 500
to the man who win arrest TWO three
ard monte men who got away with
IS. 900 Of his cash.
The Episcopalian convention al san
Francisco has finally referred the
whole canon on divorce and marriage
% the next triennial convention for
action.
The national asylum for insane In
dams a. Canton. : D. has been COM
pieted and accepted BY superinteud-
ent Pierce On behalf Of the govern
rent
Lena Basby. daughter % Lon Bus
ov. Of B~ll~ Rive. TI.has been missing
from her hone sirce Monday. October
:. uhen sbe left BILE Rive 70 attend
n - Louis far.
TIE national Worlds fair commits
s5oz has virtually decided apon TIC
appoint ra@'lt q Mrs James L. Blair
ard Nr<- PhiI5p y Moore. 81 =,
E Louis, 70 TIE board q LADY, managers
The duke Of Alta. 4 descendant Il
I the SsuzTts ard holder OF ore Of the
oldest 81 Spanish titles. died. Tues
/ day evening. al the Holland hon=e
New York city, Of acute pneumonia.
WI Ting-fang. the Chinese minister
Is the special guest Of the s0ufherr
| Railway Co. al the forty-sixth annua
convention Of the American Associa
ton of General Passenger and Tick
81 Agents at AshviIle, Y. {.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
ENGLISH REGIMENTS FIGHT.
The Durham and Worcester Regi-
ments Have Lively Scrap
In Camp at AIdershot.

London, Oct. 1.-THE lone-standing
fend between the Durham and Wor-
ceSter regiments Of infantry Gull
minated. Tuesday night. in a serious
ARRAY at Aldershot, when the Wor-
cesters. with fixed bayonets and ball
cartridges, attacked the quarters of
the Durhams. Severe fighting fol-
lowed. during which many of the men
were injured. \ number Of the Dur
hams are suffering from dangerous
ba yonet wounds.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
Wrenched Foot and Ankle Cured by
St Jacobs OIL

Gentlemen: \ short time ago I severely
wrenehed my foot and ankle The injury
was very painful, and the consequent IN
convenience (being obliged TO keep 10 bust.
uessl was very trying. A friend recon-
mended St. Jacobs Oh, and | take great
pleasure II informing you that one appli-
cation was sufficient to effect a complete
cure To busy man so simple and effective
4 remedy Is invaluable, and | shall lose no
opportunity OF suggesting the use OF St
Jacobs OIL. Yours truly, Henry J. DORIS,
Manager The Cycles Co, London, England.
81. Jacobs OIL i safe, sure and never fail
ing. CoRquers Pam.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
Illinois Farmers Find.

Moweaqua. H., Oct. 17-Dudlev
Porter. a farmer living north of here.
while at work in 4 field. found bed
OF peeuliar-looking rock. Investiga-
ton proved that il was real quartz.
containing both gold and silver. Sam
pies assayed show the quartz TO run
S125.6c in silver and Si3.s0 in gold 10
he ton.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
The Pre.i1enf nj WnrL

Washington. Oct. l7-President
Roosevelt is AT work on his first mes
sage TO congress, and as he Is an early
User, and habitually hard worker.
bis secretaries, stenographers, and
every member of the official family.
are leading strenuous lives.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18

Madrid, Oct. i7.-Adyices received
here from Rio NUM-. q Spanish pos
session on the west coast Of Africa,
say that some cannibais who recent
~ captured seven Spanish marines,
have eaten the prisoners
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 17.-By the ar.
rest of Annie Rogers, alias Maud Will.
ianss. the police of this city have or
tanned d tangible clew 10 the Great
Northern express train robbery. near
Wagner. Mont. on July last. when
so, 600 II bank notes were stolen.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Four Men. Suspected of Implication
in an Attempted Bank Robbery.
Arrested by Farmers.

Utica. o.. Oct. 17.-Four men sus-
pected of having been implicated Z
the attempted bank robbery at Dan
vile. O.. were arrested here by posse
OF farmers. One of the men arrested
threw away revolver and coil of
dynamite fuse and some caps. all of
which Was recovered. The men claim
10 be framns
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
Hospital Building Burned

Gallipoiis. O.. Oct. 1.-THE Indus
trial building at the Epileptic hospital
was burned Tuesday night, entailing
loss of 100000. The cause of the
fire is unknown. Nc inmates were in
the building.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18

Princeton. y. j.. Oct. 17.-At the an.
nual fall meeting OF the board OF
trustees Of Princeton university, Tues
day. former President Grover CleYe-
land was elected member of the
board 70 nil the vacancy made By the
death of Geo. +. Purves. of New York.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
Planning Canning Trust.

Marshalltown. la. Oct. 17.-Repre-
sentatiyes of 20 canning companies in
Iowa and one in Nebraska are in Sc
cret session at Cedar Rapids 10 form
ulate plans for the formation OF a
trust embracing all the principal
plants west of the Mississippi.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
THURSDAY. Oct. II.
Grain and Proyisions.

81. Louis - Flour - Patents, 6 1919 :
other grades, s2.75gS. 20. Wheat-No. red.
.zi@d734.c- Corn-No. mixed. -. d5s zc.
Oats-No. 257'zff5.=.c. Hay-Timotny 81 III
ala %; prairie S. c-li l2.tu. clover 81 r"lI
y 90 Butter Creamery. lSa32lsc
dairy. 141l7c. Eegs-Fresh. l7i2c. Lard
Choice Steam. SIC. Pork-New mess.
S1sea Bacon Clear ribs Sssc Wool
IL b. washed, I5d24c, Missouri and Ill
nois medium comoing. lsizal7c other
grades. l3qlsci angora goat hair, llGl5c.
Indinap olis-Wheat-No. . red. lie;
No 8, red. s7QsSc. Corn-No ?, white.
SIC. No. ? yellow, SIZE Oats-No. >.
mixed. 37g37l4e. Hay-Timothy. SO 80
y Is
Chicago-Closing quotations: Wheat
October eSl3TNSssc; December. 6y7sl7oc.
May. 731.c Corn-October, 55isc; Deeem-
Der. 5Ssc; May, 5si.c. Oats-October, 34isc
December. 55asd351.c. May, $40 Pork
october. 1878; January. $l5l7iz; May.
sl5.Zzl2 Lard-Octooer, 81 42i2, November.
$50, December. s. 70: January. sS.05. May,
S.05. Short rihs-October, SNS7isl4S. 40, jan
uary. s7-s7l4 a. 20; May. s797i2.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18

Pekin. Oct. 1.-THE court arrived
al Tung Kuan Friday last. October
i. and will remain there for several
days in order to reeuperate from tie
fatigue due to travelling over the ex-
ezra bic roads.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
Accepted without Restriction

New York. Oct. 1.-THE CONNER
cial Cable Co, has issued the follow
ing notice:
Messages for Japan routed via
northern are now accepted without
restriction"
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
One w no Knew

Women wouldn't spend so much money,
SAID the man with tae white spot On his
mustache, IL they knew now lard !. :
to get il.
NV wife knows how hard II IS" sa!8
the man With TIE loud necktle. HgatsuE d
eigar for whenever we get nard Up 80
the one that always has . q . her -
uaele 70 borrow some Chicago Tribune.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18

Morris City. ~. Oct i7.-Freighr
agents here report total shipment
Of 70 carloads. or $3.50 bushels. 81
PEACHES from that point during the
s<asOIi. from the sale of which fruit
growers realized over $1,000.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
Affects Austria Unfavorably.

New York. Oct. 1T.-The Vienna
correspondent Of the Times says the
rapid succession OF failures of i'm
portant banks il Germany during the
last few months has unfavorably az
feeted the business Of Austria.
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18

London. Oct. 1.-THE alleged inten-
ton of John Erskine. a merchant of
Belfast, to issue a challenge for the
Americas cup. in behalf Of a syndi-
cate, is not taken seriously here
The Forrest City times., 1901-10-18
The Commercial Apple Crop

New York. Oct. 1.-THE CONNER
cial apple crop of 1901. according 10
Agriculturist. Is placed at $4,000. eco
barrels. against 100000 barrels one
year ago. and nearly 100000 barrels
in the bumper crop year of 1896.