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The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
PSYCHOLOGY OF TIME
Explanation of the E,-,
Probe" by Concentration q,
the Mind

The other day, while lool;.a
some old newspapers Ina , 1--WE. over
lection which ! uwn," rcnsrksa e''-
scrapbook tiend, Il happena5 a
glance at an article headed II , 10
chology of Time, and thouobt y
found something that Nould na.." 1sa
of the heaviness of a treatise H.. :, nc
ter james Mill or Herber- Sno,,s.-l "
some other intellectual giant wboor
musings ON Psychological opsstto'
are of high rank. found ms
that it had reference ia a ver,. 0u
munplace thing. but >tilI IN
which Is scarcely understanding
from The viewpoint of The LAWN,
says Il writer in the New 0rIaoa.
Times-Democrat.
Even psychologists have not ~
planned il satisfactorily. Whv i :.
that some men can awake m = cont.
time. almost ON the last tick -
watch? ! can do i Withou: heine ~
TO explain Why it *. II / maxi ~
my mind at night To wake al six ~
! wake up promptly n thar tina
Now. why is this Other men oar, ~
the same thing. There are men h.,
ever Who cannot. buf this +, MI.
the question. The fact that the 49,
is fixed in ones mind Is. of course ~
starting point.
But what force recalls the f.o.
at siN a. III. or at The hour agree5
upon for waking when one fans
asleep? ! have theory Of nv own
and. While il does not sol1, the nrob
lem. il may stimulate speculatiea a,l
wiser heads may pull away the mr,.
terry of II all. 1t i wound MP % ge Of
at six n. m. just like an. alarm clocl
Certain processes viii have to inter.
vene. Things happen IN The brain IN
regular sequence. aad ia >pite Of the
fact that sleep is state Of reStf,l.
ness and relaxation. there is confip.
Hou>it certain molecular activities
going on in the lobes 81 he brain.
"The>e activities are aggravated
and become more intense iu dreaming
when the pictures Of things remem-
hered becomes more vivid. and when
fragments are sometimes ;hrann 10
gether. presenting the grnte>que and
unnatural things which are 50 often
seen in dreams. SiN Il. N. is he men
tai picture. ], is stored in aHe Z he
cells Of the brain ii thc appointed
time I recurs, and IL picture IS
thrown eHt wildly. aid etc is immedi-
ateIN aroused.
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The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

New London. Conn. July ls.-Witb
30 feet of her bow cut clean off in a
collision with the steam yacht Wild
Duck. At midnight, he steamer Ire
ment, Of the Joy line, which left Bos.
ton Tuesday, 1or New York. with zoe
passengers. was toWed into New Lo2-
don and heached. Al her passengers
had been transferred to other steam.
ers in the sound and continued their
trip TO New York. The Yacht has also
arrived IN port, considerably dam
aged.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
IN OLD-TIME CARDLAND.
Games Played with the Pastcboa rt,s-
Gambling in England Two Hum
drcd Years AGO.

After the advent Of the house q
Hanover. the favorite games az court
We're "qaadrile," an improvement Of
"omhre.' and Commerce" The gains
and losses of the kings and queens
were as rule restricted to 100
guiucaS. but on twelfth night il
was customary fer thousands to
change hands. saws Longman', Maya
zine. On one occasion Lady Cowper, a
lady in waiting, refused. for the sake
of her children. TO take part in the
game. as none sat down 10 the table
with less than E20o Nbout the year
1740. a rage of "Whisk." or whist, set
in. hut at first il Was considered too
wise a game for ladies' 10 join IN.
Hume. the historian. never went TO
bed without his whist. and even the
great johnson regretted hatSe had
not learned to play cards In l742,
"Iorrv Walpole finds it absolutely
necessary to learn "Whisk." having
waited i'm vain for lis being left of
We tld him i'm another letter threat
ching To build an altar to Pam 10
commemorate the escape OF his charm
ing duchess OF Grafton. who. II ap-
pear. had been PLAYING cards in Rome
when She nuoht IN hoyr been at q
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
ITALY TAKES COGNIZANCR.
kh"w About Lynching Of Two
OF ita subjects in Missis.ipni

Washington. July ls.-The Italian
government has taken cognizance Of
a recent atFray a Erwin, Miss. in
which II IS claimed two Italians were
lyhched and bird seriously wound.
ed. The facts have been communi-
Gated TO The foreign Office at Rome
and the Italian embassy here ha,
made representations to the stare de.
parim2nt. Vt the same time the
Italian authorities are pursuing am
Investigation OF their own THROUGH
their consul al New Orleans and their
consular agent al Nicksburg. Miss.
which is not far from the scene Of tbs
alleged tronhle
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
Too Realistic Altogether.

The drama has sometimes curious
effect or the mind Of the people, and
TN incident PROV ing this occurred hei. :.
recently. The drama .lnez de Castro
Mas being played ~ Lisbon tour"e1
company al lHora. In the min anu
last act Inez is cruelty murdered ~
three men. who stab her and her eiiii-
elren TO death in a most narrowing
manner. This aroused such ma
tion i'm the hearts of the occupants -
the gallery that party of them "a.s,
ed AZ the stage door for the murdei g 81
to come up. and attacked them N ~
sticks and bmdgeon~. to the sreal ais
may of the sctors.-Lisbon
gvarda.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
Won't work with Non-Union Wen.

tlwood. Ind. July 1S.-The Tin
i'late Workers Protective association
viii stand by the Nmalgamated as
ISOLATION. and viii refuse to work
plates in any steel trust mill made OF
shearcd by noE-union men. This inn
portant announcement of aid to the
Amalgamated association was made
by President George Powell of the
Tin Plate Workers Protective asso-
citation. He sad: We have made an
agfeemen, Will the American Tin
Plate Co.. which begins to-day and
runs to July i. 1902. This agree
ment we are legally bound to respect.
The Anlal9amatsd Is fighting for the
vital principle of unionism. and this
principle is worth fighting for. While
We shall strive To live up to our
agreement. we shall positively refuse
10 allow our men to work plates
m"de on shearcd 10y non-union men.
If we know il.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
More As.istnnce PIedsnd.

Youngstown. O.. July 1s.-The
Amal2anated workersin the Youngs-
town mills OF the Republic Iron Il
Steel Co. have met and decided upon
a policy for collecting strike benefit
funds frCn their members. Thev
have notified President Shaffer that
if the plant is acceptable to him they
will each donat" one days pay every
two weeks To The strikers fund.
About 500 members agreed TO this,
which viii net arout $4,000 per month.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
NOT WITHIN AZ HOURS.
President Shaffer Denies the Rumor
That the Strike Will Soon
Be Settled.
ONLY ONE MOVE IN THAT DIRECTION.
Suggestion Of Arbitration by thc
secretnr, of Ohio state board "i
Arhitratiou-<ttro Attention
In Europe-Oners of sympath. nnd
Assistance.

Pittsburgh. Pa, July 1S.-N rumOr
that gained considerable circulation.
to the effect that the strike had been,
or would he settled. within j. hours.
was promptly denied 10y President
~hafTer. There could he no settle
mCnt. he said. without a conference.
and the only move made in that di-
rection Was thu suggestion of arbi-
tration made by Secretary Bishop oi
the Ohio state board of arbitration.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
ther could make az nSsessment wheu

they could make az n<sessment when
my of the organizations affiliated
with them were ia need of assistance.
He said he had INST settled strike of
l.0o0 tubc-vorkerS and iron-Workers
Ill Reading. and these men announced
that they woHld contribute 81 q week
each. Nj members could not afford
this. but an assessment of five cents
each would WELD 100000. and would
not be missed ny the members.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
Was the Mother of Goycrnor

Columbus. o.. July Is.-Mrs. Mary
Sabin White. aeed 10. wife of IN.
Emerson /. White. the aumor OF
Whites Arithmetic" and other ED.
eatlonal works, died at her home
here. of paralysis. Mrs. White was
The mother OF GOV. \. b. White OF
West Virginia aud W Z. White. chief
dePaty collector Of internal revenue
81 Parkersburg, W Va
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
Alabama Cons,itutto..

Montgomery. Ala. July ls.-The
Alabama constitutional convention
has provided for quadrennial instead
of biennial sessions Of the legislature
and fixed November instead of Auons,
for holding state elections
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

NJ. Santos-Dumont's oicar-shaped
balloon, driven by a motor. had n
trial. on the eth, from st. Cloud.
and back TO St. Cloud. Paris papers
say the trip WAS quite successful, and
that the balloon assembled and de
seemed apparently at the VIII of the
aerQnaut.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
Wall Street Rumor.

Wall Street. July ls.-An unauthen-
treated rumGr that the steel strike
would be settlod within - hours was
followed by heavy buying of the
United States Steel stocks.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
Baseball stand burned.

Denver. Col. July 1s.-The grand
stand at broadway park. where the
western League baseball games are
played wss destroyed by tire.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

At buffalo, \. y, on Tie ETH. Mrs.
J. ). Yates, of Kansas City, Mo, was
elected president of the National AS-
ISOLATION Of Colorcd Women, defeat
ing Mrs. Booker r. Washington and
Mrs. Bruce. of Josephine. Miss. Mrs.
Yates had been treasurer of the asso-
citation for four years.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

The census Office issued bulletin, on
the 18th, concerning the urban populd-
ton of the country. II shows that -
41l.69S people in the United states live
in cities and towns of over four thou
sand population, n gain Of almost five
per cent. since the census of 1890, when
the percentage was 500.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Salt Lake City, Utah. was invaded.
ON the 18th, by az army OF Epworth
Ieaeuers and their friends. en- route
to San Francisco. The visitors spent
the day i'll attending divine services
and viewing points of interest.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

King Charles of Portugal, in the
presence Of the Portuguese cabinet
ministers, the insular authorities ard
the officers of British and Portuguese
cruisers, inaueuratcd. at lonta del
Gada, Island of Miguel. Azores, ON the
18th, the International Meteorological
observatory
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Army officers returning from the
Philippines repor1 that Gen. Fred
Funston expects to tender his resie-
nation as brigadier general in the
regular army ana engage in private
business.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Dir. August NJ. Unger, under convic-
ton in Chicago for conspiracy in the
Defenbach insurance ease. was taken
TO Joliet on the nth. DIR. tugcr com
menced the service of his sentence at
his own request.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Herbert l.. Bridgmau, secretary Of
the Pcary Arctic club and head Of the
expedition to the north hy which il is
hoped to discover he fate of Explorer
L. +. Pcary. his wife and little daueh-
ter. left New York, on the 1lth for
Sidney. Cape Breton, which viii be his
sailing point.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Gov. Herried of South Dakota. on
the nth. appointed \. Il. kittridge.
Of Sioux Falls. as senator TO till the
vacancy caused by the death of Sen
ator KYLE.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

The emigration from Germany by
way of hamburg and Bremen, during
the first six months OF this year,
reached 112,96s, IS against 1870 Tor
the corresponding period last year.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

The annual report of the auditor for
the treasury department shows that
during the last year accounts were eN-
amined involving an aggregate of So
SO616I.Ol4
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

In the Ellis Glenn trial at Parkers-
burg. W. Va. the forgery issue in the
ease has almost been lost sight of in
the effort TO prove the identity OF the
prisoner
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Mrs. Fillmore Fctrow. living on
Round island. four miles below Lam
sing. la. found. on the 18th. a pearl
weighing 1899, grains of the size and
shape of chocolate drop.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

EX-Congressman \. y. Martin. dem
ocrat, died in the hospital at the Sol
diers' home at Marion. Ind, on the
nth. of consumption. lie represented
his district in the national house Of
representatives three terms lsso, 1890
and 1892, during which time he was
chairman of the committee on PEN
sions. He Was 60 years old.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Shamrock II. had her final brush
with Shamrock /. ON the 18th. She
will now receive her ocean rig and viii
start across the big pond in few
DAYS.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
JAPAN NET THE PROBLEM.
Japan Withdraws Her Request for
an Increase of Her Indem-
nifty From China.
OTHER NATIONS ALSO WANTED MOhE.
Tho Dispo.ition Of Manchuria May
he Determined by JOINT NSree-
mcnt of the PoNcrs-frop"Se" i"-
crease OF Chinese Customs frr-
pIeNing Problem.


Washington. July 1S.-ln spirit.
which has aroused the keenest adj
miration of the state department, the
.Japauese government has met the
difficulty growing out OF the prefer
ence of her request for an increase
of her indemnity loss 10 Japan. She
asked originally for S23.n00.Oo0. This
figure WAS more moderate than any
of the powers which played any prom
inent part in the Chinese campaign.
and represented the bdfest expense
of the undertaking. 1t MAS fixed up
on the idea that payment was to be
made in cash by China. Confronted
with the bond payment, the japanese
government asked that the allotment
be increased to S27 100000 in bonds to
make good the loss she would suffer
through the sale of the bonds.
The Greed of other Nations.
As soon as some of the other ma
tions found that the allotment. as
originally fixed. was in danger of be-
ing disturbed. they came in with in
creased demands, and thus il is that
japan. finding that insistence upon
her demand would blockade the ncgo-
tiations AT this phase, has withdrawn
her request for the present, at least.
1t is safe TO assume that the United
States government Will do what il can
to secure compensation for Japan in
some other way in the future.
The Manchurian Question.
It is understood TO be the desire OF
some of the great powers that the
disposition of Manchuria should 90
before the ministers ut Pekin. and be
finally determined by Joint agree
ment among the powers. Although
no definite step has been taken IN
that direction. il is being discussed b4
foreign representatives stationed
here. who fully expect that the plan
viii be adopted.
Russia Way he Reluctant.
Russia, il is expected. will be re-
luctaut TO agree TO il. Intention has
been directed TO the latter by reports
that Russia had resumed ne@otia-
tons with China concerning Man
ehuria, and also 10y Tuesdays cable
gram stating that j Russian procIa-
nation was about TO he issued. estab-
fishing Nueh@aHe a Russian port.
N"chang IT Treat, Fort.
As to the report that Russia will
proclaim NaehWang 10 be Russian
port, it i pointed oct IN diplomatic
quarters that \urhNRaner IL g. t+..#f,.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Attempt to start MIL.
Pittsburgh, "a. July is-A dis
patch from Wcasyile. O., SAYS: "P. f..
Smith. manager for the America.
Sheet Steel &C. fer the Pittsburgh
district. IN an aadrcsse To the mill
men declared that the mill would be
run as non-u.tior mill. He gave or
ders for the laill to start. In re-
spouse to Smiths order. about 50 men
went out to work. Two of them were
members Of tie Amalgamated assoc
cIatiou. The manager of the mill con
c!uded that 30 men was not sufficient
TO man the crews, and the attempt
for the present has been abandoned.
Ny Import Men
Now that Mr. Smith has declared
himself, ii is thought that the man
ayers Of the other non-union plants
VIII make an effort to resume also
within lew days, and Developments
OF an exciting nature can be expected.
Il Is known that a gang of men are
at work at the Devices Wood plant OF
the American Sheet steel Co. al Nc
SPoi : Wv az 'aS up anu lhahihS re-
P"'iS' ana Neli-Hehhed rumor IS
prevalent on the South Side of this
city that an effort will be made bv the
mill officers in the Painter plant to
break the strike by bringing workers
here frcIn Kansas City.
Watchmep with Clubs
u" N'ili'i III" ''on q inns Tor the frSt
/
'''i'' INV '"' s'i'he oeSah' watch
'',1'. a. is''u win tiuoS' ana patrolled
M sloes 81 the null. None of the
SUBMITS were 10 be seen about the
=, 'l'0i - anu every thlhg was que'.
ne nun C"''ets declined to discuss
'i'iS ma ''i' ana S"la "heh they are
'V"oH 10 move tHe4 would do 50 with
oN' ''A Ho.At' o. the present not IA
'"7 w. D''"T ''o"e beyond cleaning
"P ne ihiilS' atG making repairs that
N,''' 'eei "'Slecieu owing to the rush
81 o9S'ils he Wood plant IS close
y guarded "lsc' &nd the strikers look
'"i I'M. III" ''"i'eiofers TO attempt re
ION AtNl week
'"''"'s N'"e'' nays.
aitec' opposition To Manage.
'7H'i'' 0'''df'd Oh ana the evident
- 'l'"i'' LOIS al mt falnter and the
WOO" WORMS an "flelaI of one of the
INC s''nl'"'''eS interested who did
mo- want ms ia me used asserted that
'"c ohiphllles ma" no intention of
80 'iiis 1he'r l,ialts. The same Off
.''i sale something might be known
IA 10 a"t ; out he would not say
N"e'i'er 'hat was the time the OH
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

danes Eaesdale American consul
at Tien Tsin, has sentenced three
American hooters, caught in the Chi
years imprisonment in the American
jail at Shanghai. Mr.. Ragsdale also
turned over two Europeans caught
footing to the consuls of Great Brit
ain and NenmarlA respectively.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19
>hnncr stilI Hopeful.


NationaI Organizer Thos. II. Flynn.
of the American Federation of Labor.
came to Pittsburgh from Washington
and after consultation with the Of
icials of the Amalgamated assoeia b.
ton. pledged :he support of the fed
Grafton III the strike. In an inter-
''ew Mr.. Flynn said the federation
had a membership of 100000, and
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

For the first time in quarter of a
century the ounger bror stepped
outside the gates OF the Saltwater
tMinnO prison. On the 18th. free men.
Coleman and JaWes Younger were
quietly released from the state peni-
tertiary ami escorted up town. Their
wonder AT the electric ears and the
telephone MAS omething unique.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Judge Dissette, of the Cleveland (O1
common pleas court. on the 18th, APP
pointed Senator NJ. \. Hanna guardian
of the three children of his son. Dan
j. Hanna, 10y the latter's divorced
wife. This action followed Injunction
prohibiting Mrs. Hanna from remov-
ing the children from the jurisdiction
a. The Cleveland courts. She. how
ever, learned of the courts action.
and, with the children, left for New
York before the papers were served
upon her.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Russia Way he ReIuctnnt.

Russia, il is expected. will be re-
luctant TO agree 10 il. Intention has
been directed TO the latter by reports
that Russia had resumed ne@otfa-
tons with China concerning Man
eharia, and also by Tuesdays cable
gram stating that i Russian procla-
nation was about TO be issued. estab-
fishing NuehHanc as Il Russian port.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

Carrying out u decision previously
reached, Secretary Hay. ON the 18th.
gave an instruction to Mr.. RockhiIl 10
support the Japanese application for
ali enlargement Of their indemnity 10
be paid by China from iG,ooo.ooo yen
10 54.oo0,ooo yen, 10 cover the depreci-
alton in Japanese bonds as compared
with those Of some other nations.
The Forrest City times., 1901-07-19

FORREST CITY. ARKANSAS.
Shamrock II. had her final brush
with Shamrock I. ON the 18th. She
will now receive her ocean rig and will
start across the big pond in few
days.
In the Ellis Glenn trial at Parkers-
burg. W. Va, the forgery issue i'm the
ease has almost been LOST sight Of IN
the effort to prove the identity OF the
prisoner.
The annual report of the auditor for
the treasury department shows that
during the last year accounts were eN-
amined involving an aggregate of So
sO6.161,Ol4.
Gov. Herricd of South Dakota. on
the nth. appointed \. Il. Kittridge.
vacancy caused by the death of Sen
ator Kyle.
Mrs. Fillmore Fctrow. living on
Round island. four miles below Lam
sing. la. found. on the 18th. a pearl
weighing 1899, grains OF the size and
shape of chocolate drop.
The emigration from Germany by
way oil hamburg and Bremen, during
the first six months of this year,
reached 112,96s, as against 1870 Tor
the corresponding period last year.
Army officers returning from the
Philippines repor1 that Gen. Fred
Funston expects to tender his resie-
nation as brigadier general in the
regular army ara engage in private
business.
Dir. August NJ. Unger, under couvic-
ton in Chicago for conspiracy in the
Defenbach insurance ease. was taken
to Joliet on the nth. DIR. tngcr com
menced the service of his sentence at
his own request.
Salt Lake City, Utah, was invaded.
ON the 18th. by AZ army OF Epworth
Ieaeuers and their friends. en- route
to San Francisco. The visitors spent
the day III attending divine services
and viewing points of interest.
--
King Charles OF Portugal, IN the
presence OF the Portuguese cabinet
ministers, the insuiar authorities ard
the officers of British and Portuguese
cruisers, inaueuratod. at l.onta del
6ada, Island OF Miguel, Azores, ON the
18th, the international meteorological
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I' NthHhNoit't iNSuNN d ttt4tt III. Rll
the l1'h' concerning the urban popuid-
flon OF the country. II shows that p
alloys people IN the nited states live
IN cities and towns OF over four thou
sand population gam OF almost hNe
per cent since 'he census oil l>9o' when
the percentage was W.
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trlal' on the eth from It. Cloud
across iafls, around the klfel tower
ana BACK 10 81 loud rams papers
say 'he "Trip WAS quite soeeeSSiui' ana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-05-29
ARMY LossTERs.

Major General Corbln, It is an
nounced is about to proceed to the
Philippines 70 act as a great pacif-
Gator to calloff the troops, to wind
up the war and to institute the sway
OIL peace. order, financial reform and
prosperity in Our new possessions, %
according to the cant of the times In
cidentally and particularly it wiz be
General Corbin's bridal tour
It has been usual for military oni
GERS of the highest rank TO be sent on
peace missions at the close of import
ant wars or to prevent war whore ma
tions We're facing serious dispute.
General Winfield Scott gained the title
of the peacemaker in 1859, when he
was sent by President Buchanan as
an envoy 10 meet British military OF
ficers on the Vancouver coast to fore.
stall quarrel which might occur
there i'm sagard TO boundary lines.
Other instances Of the kind might be
cited
Sending General Corbin 10 finish
mp the work OF the war in the Philip
pines is a wide departure from res
pectable precedents. The adjutant
general Is mere military clerk
nothing more nor less His rightful
place is on the staff of the general