The Forrest City times., 1901-10-04

The professors oi anatomy SheAA'S- try and physics at the University Of Koenigsberg, Germany, have excluded women students from their lectures, with the result that women can not now study medicine regularly at that institution.
 Miss Jennie L. Butler, for % years in charge of the alcoves of the Society Library of New York city, committed suicide at Neigh, Neh., on the 3oth, by taking earbolic acid. Miss Butler came west six months ago. She was <o wears old. and native Of New Hampshire.
 President Zelaya has appointed as NicaraCua's representatives al the Pan-American congress 10 he held in the City of Mexico. Luis F. Corea, the Nioaraguan minister in Washing ton. and Alexandra Bermuaez, Ihe Nicaraguan commissioner st the Buf- falo exposition.
 A disastrous fight between United States troops and insurgents O. cured. on the sS1h. on the island of Samar, near Balangiga. r. l. \ large body ot insurgents attacked Company '-C. Ninth infantry. only q members of The company escaping. many of them wounded. All the others are re- ported 10 have been killed.
 Capt. Lawrence T. Hea-ne, ot tAe Twenty first infantry. on the @sth. re- ported severe engagement with FlIs- pinos near 6an6ela-ia. 5he Americans losing one killed and two wounded. The insurgent loss has not been as certained. The Americans captured So,oao pounds of rice and several hun dred rounds et ammunition.
 The race between Shamrock II. and Columbia, on the 18th, was one of the closest ever sailed in a cup con- test. Columbia was beaten 10 The outer mark by II seconds. but gained slight lead on the run home. cross ing the finish line = seconds ahead If Shamrock. winning. with j.E4e allow ance of 4S seconds. hy q minute and S0 seconds.
 Chicago X Northwestern passenger train No. left the track while enter ing ihe yards al Dunlap, la, on the S0th. Three sleepers and two chair cars were derailed and the tracks were torn up for quite distance. The accident was caused by broken rail. which parted into lS pieces. No one was injured and the damage to the train was slight.
 J. R. Wood. the man who drew claim No. l. adjoining the city of Lawton. Okla, is now attempting to fence his farm on which are located 5oo squat ters. who refuse 10 move. To fence the north side, one mile long. Wood must go through an almost solid row of tents. stores and shacks. He will appeal 10 jhe United States court 70 remove the intruders.
 Labor Conditions in Germany" is the subject Of report 10 the state department by Coasul-General Hughes, at Coburg. From informa- ton n his possession he Says there .s 8 scarcity ot work in Germany. Short hours, dismissal ot hands and cutting down q wages are reported in the mining and Iron working and naachine working localities.
 
 The Bulgarian government denies the statement ot tAe Turkish govern Iaens that the ab6acto~s of Mss Helen II Stone. The American mss son..Fv. sought refuge 5a BalEa-ia. < search for The missing missionary which was instituted in yhas country p-oves frultlesS- The frontier guard has been reinforced 'o prevent any pos sle.e Passsge Of hv Ea26S.
 In reply 10 an inquiry from the state department as 70 whether they VVlll ray the ransom demanded bv .he B. l-4v5aa hr5Eau6S who k5aneua5 Mss Stone. one ot sss mss 8ra-ses Ths Az0erlcan Board of Missions has tt~tsa4 tDat -t 1as c14aTSel Us repre- sentAiires iR Constan1iuop.e with The ranSolins ot tAe woman. leaving tAe p-see 70 be arranged by hi1.
 The wlN of the late President Nc ki2aeT was offered for probate a5 Canton, O. oa 1he S-tA. II 6zsooses ot an estate value5 at from Se-aQ1o to s2s0-ots2. al q which is beanea.he.s 10 his wife, during her life t5ue. then 10 % 10 hls brother and sisters. share and share alike The estate ss charged. however. with The navmenf of an annuity of Sl-aa9 70 hls uo1her curing life. and to his sister. Helen. Ahnley, after Als mothers death.