The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

The jary in the case of Nrs Addie L Richardson. trle- al PlarJSburg, Mo for ihe Killing of her husband. Prank H Richardson. at Savannah returned a. verdict of no7 guilty. on .4- evening of fhe 9th after de -zlrF4t.ae - minutes The verdict sEa> received ,a.th a mighty cheer by tsz- s55-z-T4rsr> ss Ao crowded The court rs4a
 aa Hal Ri has been gwen prac- t5ezl control - The army and navy of ehiaa- and nreBos-~ engaging Japan ese instructors for The army and Brit z-a 5a~sractars for fbe navy.
 The >f Louis American league franchise 3a> soIa. en he 25fh. by Na-7 an8 Henry kilfien. of NIlwaa- ke~- to l. L. Hedges. Nh0 represented $ number af ~r. Laai~ ra piraiisf>. The price 3as.za Was nos made public.
 The cost of 1h~ war in south A'ri- ea. ia raen and nsHes. x staggering The British The total depletion of lh- army. from all causes. up To last reports. has been 9s1 officers and D. 2s4 enlisted men and The money cost S-5j-5sp9.51o.
 \ fire alarm in one of the ,heaters at Marion IEa.. aa th- night of the 18th. which was packed 70 suToea- ton. caused panic. The audience was composed entirefN of men. An awful light and stampede resulted. and many were injured. Gen. Harrison (. Hobart sole sur- yiSor of the - daring men who planned the famous tunnel escape from Libby prison. Richmond. Va, died a the hospital of 1he Hlwau- kee soldiers home on The night If ] the 9th
 l II has been virtually decided by the president. fo place Admiral Dew l ey af the head of the special com mission of three members which will i be sent 1u Europe To arouse more l aeinr interest in the St. Louis l Worlds fair than k now being mani tested bv many of rhr old world na- l 1ions
 Prince Henry of Prussia has ac- cepted an invitation To meet. on his visit to New York. l90 of The great business men of this country The l invitation wa> sent fo him through rhe German alnba~sador al Washing ton.
 \ report from Lord Kitchener 70 'he British war office. on The goth. told of The capture of Gen. Niljo,-n. Gen Botha'~ most able lieutenant. 1 Gen. DeNet continues 1o dodge the British columns within his circum- seribed area.
 Col. Miner of the sixth infantry re- ports the conditions on the island of l Negros to be unsatisfaetory.. and that 100 bolomen and 40 men armed with rifles. under inc command of the fanatical bandit leader. Papa Isio, are terrorizing the people.
 Between len o'clock on the morn of the 20lh. and fye o'clock in the evening. all the residents of Eas | Boston. comprising the Fourth and l Fifth wards of Boston. barred their left arms for inspection or for vac cination by physicians.
 Grover F. Locke. aged 13. son of :. Locke. >tockman and broker of Huntington. Ore. was frozen 10 death in rhe recent blizzard. while on his way to his fathers ranch, I2 miles distant.
 Isaac Murphy, a smallpox suspect, who eluded the officers of Kokomo Marion and Anderson. Ind. and who was captured al Greentown, and was taken in custody by an immune, was threatened by mob on the 26th.
 The ways and means committee. on the 9th, temporarily laid aside the subject of Cuban reciprocity and en- tered upon the question of reducing
 the war revenue taxes. During the
 morning the tea interests were heard
 on the proposition to take of the tax
 of ten cents pound on lea, imposed
 by the Spanish war revenue act. The
 afternoon was set aside for tl.G beer
 interests.