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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
@sitere seOffnete Graber se=
ftaoen.

@alter Stil3 lieb beute Morgen auf
bem gbsnsssr 8ir6bOf bas Srab ieiner
i'm Suli D. 5. beriiorbsnen GroBmutter
6rau Sacob 6tils offnen unb fano,
oab Der Snrg lesr mar.
Sas grab Der @lenoare 6ates auf
Gem anberion 9ir9bof iit ebenfalls se=
ibdnbet uno beraubt tpOrben. Sc
uurbe beute elm sweites affioaOit sesen
Or. ScIspb alsranber ausaefellt, in
wel4em er bei9ulsist tpiro, on bem
Siebhabl bieIer 9ei9e betbeilist getpe=
len 5u ieiu.
Seteetib Mid beiu6te 6ellte nit benz
5arbisen &ufus @antrea, uel4er IN
Den 7sdIsn Der @rabl6dnber alsStaats=
seuge funeiren ion, msbrere &ir9b0fe,
I'm ibm 0is8rdber su besei4nen, wel4s
ee0ffnet muroen.
Ob @rDipn Sill bon Den 8rabl hdn=
bern ebenfalIs beimseiu9t tpuroe, tpeiB
man CUR 3eit nod nidt. Seute tpurbe
bas Grab bes gSm. S4penrDss, mel
der Dor einieen Monaten itarb, geOt=
net, ba ii9 auf irsen5 cine 8eiie bas
Gerii9t berbrsitet bate, oaB Die 2ei9e
qeftoblen tuoroen war. gs ifelte iif
jeso4 6eraus. baB oieiss iiidt Der Sail
mar. Sn Der eOlisei=Station bieb es
beute, baB not1 tueitere ieniationene
gntbiaungen beporiteben. uno oaf
nod anosre 9lersts in Der Sa4e per=
pidelt IinS.
Cine meitere 8erh tun 9,
Surforo @erleD, Der porter in Dem
Sauie, go. % Wef Sbio Str. puro'
beute 9lDrmittag unter Der Inflage
elm Srab ssiddnoet su baben, per'
baftet.
auf Dem Mt. Sadion &ir6bo
binter Der Srren @nfalt, be5eibnet
@antrea Dem Setectip Qlib cine iol6
glnsa6l BON 8rdbern, pel9e beraub
porbsn parsn. baB fat ansnnebmer
lit, baB cine jeOe 2ei4e, pel4e oOr
nd6rsnb Der lebten brei Sabre begra
ben tpuros, gefoblsn poroen 1T.
Sr. MlsranDer 10 ollte
bem Ga ttrelI bel I n.
gs bat fi6 berausasitelt, bab &ufu
@antrea am 25. Suli Dor Griebensri9
ter 2odmann mesen Sausfrieosns
bru9s sur 3ablung elmer Seloitrai
uno Soften psrurtheilt wurbe. uno ba
Sr. 4leranosr ii6 erbot, fir Die 81
aa6luns sinsuiteben, Sas 9lnssb!
muBts ieoo4 permeis.rt tueroen, ba De
Doctor fein Grunoeigentbum beiiBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30

Die american grpreB 6 o.
bat cine 2obnerb0brns bon 10 prosent
fir ibre grpreBbooten befannt seseben.
SieIelbs tritt morsen in 2raft.
Sobn 8. gruib bon bier bat
ben 0ep Oorf 8aiebalI Club eefauft.
Der Gaufpreis ion nabesu 800, 600
bstrooen. Nefanntli1 batte berielbe
erff fiiralid feinen eontrollirenoen 9beil
i'm Cincinnati gaIebaQ Club Dertauft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Ylattoeuti@er 11nteritatnnss=
Serein.

Ser plattoeuti6e llnteritiibunss=
Ierein erlebiste in ieiner seitri=
gen re9elmdBisen geriammluns nur
Die sew0bnli9en @eiddfte, 6att.
ieood bas auBerseuObnli4e 8er-
sniigen, Serrn gusuit M. &ubn in
ieiner Wlitte su besriiBen uno ibm =
edte oeutI6e Stimmen su peripre6en.
6erner beidloB Der 8erein, isin Stif=
tunssfef am 2. Samitag i'm Sanuai
in &eibwsin's Salls in sebiibrsnbs,
@eiie su feiern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
0annertreid.

Sobn Saeger's @irtbi9aft in go.
841 Sft ct. Clair Strabe erhielt
Montas Morgen gu friiber Stunbe ben
8eiu9 bon ginbre9ern, bic cine sOlone
llbr unb einen Sling mitnabmen, tpie
au6 oas @aib.&egiiter, bas lie 2
Slofs melt f9leppten, um So 5u ersat-
tern, wdbrenb fie in Saeser's Scf ei'
nen neuen 8obrer suriiflieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
6 Anee in 3anfa 8.

Splber 8robe, 9as., 80.
Sept. Wdbrenb Der beraohenen Na9t
muroe biefer Srt bon einem befti9en
S9nesiturm beim9eiu9t.
Ser arme 6 Goblenbaron.
8reenoille, Con-, 80. Sept.-
%. 8. Sruesbale, YrdIioent Der Se=
lamare, 2afamana & @sitern 8abn=
gsieli9aft bat unter Der 3oblennotb
ebenfals gu leiben. gr batte einem
8bOleiale 9dnoler in New Sort $500
baar fir 100 SOnnen. 9ebOten Die
Oferte wuroe isop4 ni4t angenOm=
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
@as maro aus Sbos. 3.
NeSmaa I!

9lls oermibt aemeloet tpurbe sefsrn
$bomas s. &eoman, elm pOlitifer
bon Der 8. Warb. beiien Gamilie in
go. 1417 N. Senate 9be. tppbnt.
Dem @ernebmen na1 baben feline gn-
geb0risen felt bem 4. Wdrs Nidts mehr
bon &eoman seb0rt, Der oamals nod
an Der Siio Sllinois Strabe cine
@irtbidaft betrieb.
&eoman's Gamilie beiiebt aus 6rau
sno A heranseiuadIenen S6dtern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Snbianapuls, Snb, Dentas, 80 Sepemter 1902

Carrie 3. Smitb mar in Der Gbe
nit ibrem 8atten SOiepb ebenfalls
nidt auf &oisn sebettet. gr berlieB
lie unb i4eerte iib ieitoem nidt mebr
um He.
Sobn gosep muB nit ieiner Satin
Sarab allies unberes, als elm eliidlibes
gbeleben sefiibrt haben, uno man
fann ibm tpnbrli9 ni6t bsrbenfen,
ipsnn er germ bon ibr sel6ieosn psr=
ben mO6te. sic iolI sdnfiider Natur
iein uno ibn in brutaler Meiie bsban=
belt baben. Sbre 9inber ion fie ber=
maben ersOgsn babsn, baB lie bem gater
ben 8eboriam pertpei9ern uno i'm be-
iaimpfsn.
8 9abener abtIageg gesen
bic v@ on mer's Gas
Sruit Co."
Or. Sobn SO. SluB bat Die .@on=
tuners @as Srut Co." auf $500
@dabeneriab perflaet. Or iaet, baB
CT felt Sabrsn feline Office an Der 8.
ct. Clair Str. No. 624 bat unb baB
sr bic GeieQidaft fir Die 2ieferang bon
9us fir Sei5unas5pefe fir elm eolles
Sabr i'm gOraus besablt bate. Ni9ts.
beitoipeniger ion Die @eielli6aft i'm
Sanuar b. s. plOblid nit Der @assu=
fubr aufseb0rt baben.
3uansis Sage lang lei es III ieiner
Office 10 bittertalt seweien, bab er
feline patienten empfansen fonnte, nos
our9 er einen empfinoli9sn petunidren
S9aben erlitt.
IA S abreunb don per=
beiratbet.
Sbomas 8. peele uno feline Srau
famen gefern gtaamittag in errestem
3ufanbe in ben Saal oes &reisridters
Qlsn unb sriu6ten oenSelben, Die Sei'
roth ihrer pisrsebnidbrisen Sodte,
@race nit Dem ebenfals in nod iu'
eenbli9em 9llter tebenbem 8u6balte,
@m. 8loooioe sn anuairen.
Sie beioen junsen 2eute tparen mad
/ Cincinnati bur6ssbrannt unb batter
fi6 bort trauen lahen. Ser &idtel
erfldrte ben @ltern, baB er augenblid
lid in Der Sade ni6ts tbun tonne, ot
oieielbsn sunddf bic in iOldem Gall'
bonn @eieBe oorsei6riebenen seri4tli
den G6ritte unternehmen miiBten.
gin.s 8aters So ampf un
iein 6ino.
9lm nd69ten Sonnerifag tpirb iibe
bic Sabsas @orpus &lase perbanoel
meroen, wel9e Der &auflnann Wm
pitder BON Sraf falgar, SObnion Gountp
eeeen ieinen Sdwaser Or. 6. g
4leranoer eingerei4t bat. Tor eini
gen MDnaten itarb Die Grau beg &ld
gers, unb Die S9pefer bsielben, 5ral
4leranoer, nabm beren beibe SObne
6 reIp. 8 Sabre aft, au iia ing 6aus
Mittlerweils bat pitder iia cine Saus
bdlterin sugelest, unb er 1T Der Inli4t
baS er feline &inoer jebt ielbit unite
Ieiner Obbut baben iOllte. Den dlte
rem Junssn bat er bereits bel lid, abe
ben iinseren mollen bic IermanbteI
Ieiner Srau nidt 10 Obne @eiteres fort
oebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Ybilippinen.
@bolera auf Der Snfel
g q m or.

Wanila, 80. Sept. Nuf Der
Sniel Samar bauf Die gholera in snt=
ieBli6er gYeiie unb sanse Ortfdaften
fiuo iaOn nabesu entOOltert. 9iele
BON ben 8eftorbenen finb ni9t be-
srbist tuOrben, tpohurd bic @eiterber=
breitnns Der @eube nod besiinftist
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
9remue6e's SamsSd)mIe.

9laiIen tperoen bieie Wo4e er6ffnet.
anmslounsen weroen jeBt sntgegenge=
nommen. gde Sllinois u. yfortb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-30
Na6ri6ten aus Snbtana.
W { 5 fappen in Sbdti g
feit.


len=Winen, woielbit Sames Nrtbur
als Wddter anseltsllt iif. Sic banben
benielben an einengaum uno priiaeltsn
ibn in fol4' brutaler @eiie bur9, bas
er oas 8emubtiein berlor. 9it @siB=
fappen batten ibn beI6uloist, feline
Srau miBbanoslt gu baben.
S ago auf cine men blibe
8e itie.
0alparaip. Cine Insabl
Sarmer BON bieier 8eeene befinbst f9
sur 3eit auf Der Saso nod oem 45=
idbrisen Sarmer Sbomas Smith,
pel6er beiduloist 1T, on Der 6=jdbri=
gen So6ter ieines gea6bars Orlanbo
Waaace Elm perabi9euenspiiroises
0erbreden aussefiibrt su babsn.
Solte er in bic 9anoe Ieiner 8erful9er
seratbsn, 10 tpiro obne 3peifel ium-
mariid nit ibm Derfabren nerbsn.
Gin gfe9er unter'm Sett
9ef fangen.
Nortb W n DEFER. slls
SRI. Ybilips, So6ter bon Serrn
gilbert Ybilips lebte gia9t in gsslei=
tune bon Sames Showalter BON
Wabaib nad ibrer WObnuns Suriid=
tehrte, madte iie Die Gntbsdung, oab
bic Sbiir ibres 3immsrs oIfen mar, gu
slei4er 3eit iab iie aud, iid ettpas
unter bem gette betpesen. auf ibre
Shlferufe elite Serr SbOmalter berbei,
tpel9sr sinsn Nisger bsrbor;os, Der ii6
bort perborgen bate. Wtittlertusile
mar aud Serr pbilips sridiensn unb
geios priisslten ben S9warsen tpeio=
li6 bur9. Derielbe uurbe ipdtsr Der
polisei iibergeben.
8ereiftete 8obnen fhhren
nabesu ben Sob elmer
u II II E I.
8tncennes. Subion 4utler,
feline 6rau 1no fiinf &inbsr liesen 3ur
3eit idwer ertrantt barnieoer. Sic
batter bon elmer S6tiiel 8obnen
eegeiien, tpelde, tpie Die llnteriu9une
erseben bot, our9 Nrienit bersiftet
NOR. gBer Dem @eridt bas @ift
beisemenst bat, iit 5ur 3eit mod Elm
&dtbiel. autler unb feline Spsi dlte=
fen S0bne, fotuie feline So6tsr &ubp
befinben fi9 in einem berartis critic
iden 3uitanbe, oaB iosar bas
idlimmife bsfiirdtst ipiro. Die pDli=
sei bemiibt iid. aussuiinbsn, tuer auf
ben tsuiliiaen 8ebantsn setOmmen iii,
Die san3e camille aus Dem Wese su
idaffen.
6 rs 9aBmsifer Sohn &ofe
sur iif9efeb ri.
% baib. Sobn &oie, Der friibere
Stabt Sdabmeiifer, tpel6sr, als er
TeiE gmt iein:m Nadfolser iibergab,
elm Seiisit bon 81. 900 binterlies, iif
nad bier surudsetebrt. gr bort, iid
nit Ieinen giirsen in siitli9er Weiie
: einia.n gu tOnnen, ioaab bieielbsn
niht aeri6lli1 gegen ibn poreeben.
Sabrunfall m it i9l m nj en-
lgen.
NnherIon. 6rnu Samuel
, Barrier befano iid auf Ter 9eimfabrt,
als ibr Saul bur9 etpas eri9reft
luurbe uno befdnSig nod binten aus=
i9lus. Die 5rau periu6te, ii6 su
retten, inoem fis bonn Wagsu fprans.
sic fisl nit ibrem 8Opf Direct auf
einen ipiben Stein. Sn bewubtloiem
3uitanb wuroe iie nod 9auie sebra9t.
' sic bate, tpis iid beraashsllts, einen
idperen S9doelbru9 erlitten. Bier
SIuHDell IpuleI liutu lie.
9feue SeIfeloer.
, Noblesbille. Sn Der Naa=
bari9aft bon ItIauta iino neue Oelfel=
Der gema4t tuoroen.
9artforo @itp. guf Der
Surle 6arm in 9arrifon Sopnibip ift
3 cine OelqueQe gebobrt uoroen, tuelhe
ii6 als Iobnenb crtpeiisn tpiro.
!, lebensmiioe Sarmer.
MitdeIl. Ser wablbabenoe in
B Der Idhe bon bier anIdiiiss 6armer
, @rant Wontsomerp ma9te ieinsm
| Nniai,, NnrM Gr{hianen ain frait,;ff;
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Story of pr. HaiIes.

Dr. William Hailes. Of the Albany Medi- csl college. is very fond Of joke. and can give ss well as take one Amou- the stu dents ID anstcmy Is one who answers 10 the somewhat unusual eogn0men cf Crow when be answers al all-f0r this student was, as the doctor faeesi01sly observed 3 week after the opening of college when for the first time he answered roll call. a rare bIrd- After an unusually prolonged period of abssneeism. the student present. sd himself the other day, and one of his classmates tried to explain that he must, have been detained by a game of erowkuet, The racket winch succeeded this remark made no impression on tbe doctor With ou: needing the diversion, he proceeded to express his great pleasure al the wander CTS return. and then e0nvulsed the class by quickly renarking: Why 1 am de- Ehted 10 see you. Mr Crow. what is both .rlng me is whether there is any neceSsary connection between the absence of your eaws and the 'eaws' oi your absence = Golden Days
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
sIYIY woULD-BE LYNCHERS.
They Tried to Get rharIe. Ga-kias at FIeEsiBe.harz. Ky Bat
 Da, ,brrsk FofIed Them.

MaySyille Ey- Jan. To- sixty woaId-be lyncbers attacked tEe jaiI at F1emingsburg. near here. early "Wednesday morning. The obj-ct If the Iynching party was to gel hold Of Charles ttaskiRS. eolerrd. who killed James Ryan. rhe son of Officer Ryan. of Fleming, burg. last summer. Gaskins had been kept in ihe jail in Newport ever since the crime. but he had to b. removed to FIemiug>burg Tuesday. hi. trial having been ~et n the circuit court there Every pre- caution was taken fo prevent his seizure. Au additional number Of deputies was sworn in and stationed about the jail The sheriff refused The mob's demand for the negro and made small resistance Windows were broken in the hope If making an entrance but the attempt proved futile Finally dynamite was U>ed. \ cartridge of the explosive was thrown. bur T fell short One of the guards ran To get t and lvaS shot and wounded by The meb- Day breaking. the sropld-be Iyneher>-f~ar- ing identification. disappeared. More trouble i> feared.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
HAVE QUEER OMENS.
signs That Ruie Every Act of the >uperstitious Natives of
 Borueo

Animals of omen pay >o impertan. part in he lives of he tribes of Bsr. Leo that much attention ha> been re. cent.y paid 10 tAe subject. The native hunter ana farmer never passes s. a.k without receiving some message from birl or animal that may change al. L.. plans and hopes.
 As >fatea in d recent article If he Popuiar Science Monthly. the bark. iGg leer is ser4 important omen ;e a. the tribes, T8 one starting on a journey the cry of Ina; aulma mean. sickness or other misfortune: fo g newly married couple it mean, he -eath ot The briGr or groom. aI.,. l#r rsIIns are beaten during q marriage process sion >O that lhe uulAcky sound ma \ ist he heard. Yer! often il aiyorce> he lew married.
 The scream of a large hawk native to that country sends many huuse1 or trafe.er >curr!iHg To hi> home When his bird behates himself other. ~iSt than by >ai.ing silently along misfortune awaits the one who sec. the bird. He returns home quietly. re. ma IDS there possibly an honr. ther sneaks out that the hawk may not set him and starts on his journey. In, hawk must al~aA appear on the right side of men when in boat. for f it is seen on the left they turn their boat around, go To the bank and build q fire
 When the kingfi her that lives in the jungle utters this mournful note Tn, trapper believes hat the trap he i, building will catch nothing for many days To come. The troyon tells the hunter that he will be sucee,,f ful that cay. If the latter i> constructing s trap when he hears the crY he cuts of small tNig which he uses 10 releas. he trap. The tailor bird is often used in connection with the water ordeal when the two disputants contest 10 see which can hold his head under the water the longer time The sbrfke brings good news 10 the farmer. by foreiellng good crops. If the Malay bear climbs into a house that house must be torn down immediately. Be. sides these there are many other ani. maj, from whom messages for good or eyi! are received
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
RAISING IRON VALUES.
What the Possibilities of Bar- Placed i'm the Hands of Different
 Artisans Ire.

The man who takes the first bar may be a rough blacksmith. who has only parslx learned his trade. and has Bo ambition to rise above his anvil. He thinks that the Bes; possible thing he can Go with his bar is % make II into horSs-hOes. and cougratula5es himself upon his sueces> He reasons that the rough lump of Iron is worth only two or three cent, a pound. and that ir is not worth was8e ro spend much time or labo- oH t. Ills enur- mon> muscles and small skil have raised ,he value ot the iron from one dollar. perha ps. "a len dollars. writes 0. =. MaTdru. "a Snrces
 Along comes cutler. vith q little better education. a little more ambi- iion. l.ffle finer pe rc-ptiaa. and ~ays 70 the blacksmith. ''I> shis all you can see in that iron? Give me a bar. and ! Vi show son what brains and skill and hard wa can make of it''
 When aiS work iS done. he shows the aSf0Ti>h.d blacksmith Se.0o0 worth af knife blades. where ;he lat- ter ouix= saw len dollars. worth of crude her>r>hoeS. The yafHe ha. been greatly a5ssd bx he refining procs Ss.
 Stiil another xeHkmsn. shose proc ssS=s are >a g mos infinitely delicate, whose product k >o .it;4= known. by even he average educated man. that his trade = unnensiared bx The ma k. CTS If s.czi.raries and eHexei iupsEias -akes bu1 q fragment ot one of the bars of steel, and develops irs higher, possibilities wi-h saeh marvellous ac- eHracy. >aeh ethereal fineneSs | touch. rhat even maiHs springs and hair springs are locked back upon as coarse. crude and cheap. When lls work s done. he show, xaa few af ih- nia- ate'y barbe3 instruments used " dentists 70 draw m: th- finest branch. = of The dental nerves. While pound - god. roughly speaking. is worth about >zsH- a paga6 If these slender. pzree3 fzameHts of steel. ' a p68a [ could oe collected. migh- be Wer. h hundred #sf -.Bv< aS much.
 Just ss each arszsa7 -ses the er5 9 iron seE- rai>k-8. refined pras#et. sa must sre zee ia our lsss> 5. .ar.=zss .15.Izie~. # He would bl. req 1.ze fhen. If W. see aaly herae>hoes er knife blades. all a8r effo iSan5 ssr8g. e.ss Vi Hever produce hafr~prsrgs. Ne mus. res .'ze e4r oWu aaaptab- V 70 great ends; Ne mus resolve 70 struggle. to endure ,ria lS ard t,~tS. Q Day the necessary price. confident tAat iae re>a#t ai.- Pat a> fsraHz fTeriHg ouz rrla|s.an aaz forts
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
THE RIGHTS OF A CITY.
United state. Judge 6ro,.eap Dc. cider that City Has the Right
 to Regulate the Price of Gas.

Chicago. Jan le.-Jedg- GrosScup. in he United states court. decided that the city has fhe right - reg4- late the price of ga.
 The question came np in The caS- wherein rhe People-s Gas Light and Coke Co. seeks to have the city en- joined from enforcing is 75-eenr gas ordinance The citx demurred and claimed that even f rhe facts set forth in 1he eas campany's petition were true. the city -flfl had The right 10 regulate fhe pr5ee ef gas.
 Judge Gra>~eup hel5 that tae city had the rssh- ta see that fhe rate was -rea~ens B1-.- ber told attorneys for the ga eazapa aaE that they might amend rhear HiH ~a - te protest against The -s-ernt Fate as being too low
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
SATISF FACTION IN ENGLAND.
VI hitrIaw Rrid'< Appointment as special Ataba>.ador PIeases
 Oar British Friends

Lon 3eu, Ian. Ia--Thc appoint TnsHt ot Nai1-la9 Beil a~ special ambassador to represent th- United >fafes at fHe coronation ef king Ed 7sard has been received with much satisfaction ia official and unofficial eirci.- here The Globe says: The selection j. very happy one. a, Mir. Reid ha- alWay> been persona grats in rhis counrrs and has done all he could and that has been q great deai-to promote good relations be- tween his country and our own. The name of Mr. Cleveland was originally sngg =sted. but We arr glad President Roosevelt did not adopt the sugges- tion. We can not quite forget the Venezuelan message To congress-
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
FORAKER REELECTED.
Formal Reelection of Joseph R. Forak~r as united states Sem
 ator From Ohio.

Columbus. O., Jan. l6.-The senate and house met in joint convention and reelected Joseph E. Foraker tG the United States senate.
 Senator Foraker had practically no opposition. the division being purely partizan, the democrats supporting Hon. Chas. II. Baker. of Cincinnati Every republican present passed his vote for Senator foraker, The elec- tion of Senator Foraker was purely a formal one. There were no ad- dresses except that of the senator.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
IS ENGLAND TOYING FAIR.
Are Duties Being Charged on Goods Tor Boer Prisoners of War
 in Bermudaf

Washington. Ian. l6.-Mr Hoar presented q resolution. which was agreed to, calling upon the president to inform the senate whether the state department had any official in- formation as 10 whether the British government charges duties on goods intended for prisoners of war in Ber- muda, in violation of the fifteenth ar sicle of The Hague convention. He stated that information had reached him from high authority that such duties have been imposed.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
BoIogna's Tipsy Towers.

Bologna $ TWO square leaning tow. CTS. the Gariseuda and the Asinelli, which aFr more startling than the tower of Pisa. are safe. \ rumor was started that they showed signs of "eakeEiHg. but q commission of en- 7 neers proHouHcrs them as solid IS ever. The A-.nea. tower is 3l5 feet high and Nas builf in ll09 The Gari. senda was built a year later, and was originally taller. but is now only I53 fee high. It's inclination. however. IS greater than that Of the other tower. -N N Nnr
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
THE MARKETS.
THURSDAY. Jan ls Grain and Prov isions

St. Louis ~ Flour Pa >snts s4puG4 i0. other grades E. 3pl 5.Ss Wheat-No. : red. s-l@fsoc Corn-No. : mixed, Sai zIiaFz. e. Oats No Q 4sq hi1c iag-Timothx sll syq so9. prairie. ST 59cllQo. clover. 3ll pJs4 ls '" Butter Creamery. gSG2se {: dairy. l5G G@lS Eggs- Fresh. 2sc Lard Choice steam. s.32i ze. Pork-New mess, !l6-5ea l5.1 =. Bacon-Ciear ribs. sizaS..c. Wooi-Iub- washed 4G2i.. Missouri and Illinois medium combing. ig .uIlizci other grades. Nal7c.
 Chicag ago-CIosing quotations. Wheat January. 1eizc May. soi.e. July. sJgsois e. Corn-January. eA.c. May. e35sc. July. tJ@4c. September. s2s.c Oats-January, 4ilsc May, 44isc. July. S%@sc; September, s3c. Pork-January sls e7iz May. sl,.0-i. {: July. Sle-s5. I.ard-January. ss45. May, sS 70. July. ss.lzis Qss5. RibS-J4nuary, s.@eiz May. S.epas-1z
 Indianapolis Wheat No white, No . red A0>sc Corn-No. : white, elc. No. yellow. csc. Oats-No. , white. fs-4qJp4c 4c. Hay-T1mothy. sl oos
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Live stock Markets.

St. Louis-Cattle-Fancy exports. ss 259 s-5Q, butchers. s4.59fIs 0. stockers g. eel 20. cows and heifers. s2 5oa4 75 Hogs Packing, S5 G46.39, butchers E. 2od6 55 i; light, s5.o"lts.35 Sheep-Mutton sheep ;3.5Va | SO lambs, $5.00qs.oo.
 Chicago-Cattle-Good 10 prime steers, ss 5sq7 4; poor 10 medium, t0oq6 $ {: stockers and feeders. g. z5Q45 5s. cows q 5 Q4.15 heifers. E. Ossf5o4 canners. sl 25t5 20. calves <. oDds 50; Texas fed steers s3-z505.so. HoGs-Mixed and butchers sS gydb.45 good to choice heavy E. 394 e5, rough heavy. s5. 75as 2: light. S5 l0Et 6.l5- Sheep-COOd to choice wethers & 25 G5.eo. fair to choice mixed g .5GIi 4o; western sheep. +-o0gI4 U; native lambs, s3.50q6.m; western lambs. S. 5.ooqs.co.
 Kansas City Cattle-Natiye steers. S 1gne .; Texas and Indian steers. g 1J(t 5.25; Texas COWS. E. 49a4 o1; native cows and heifers. sZ 0ofi5.40. stOckeFs and feed- CTS. SJolit7Q. calves. & 50asl0 Hogs Heavy. s5f5us.70. packers, f6 25n6 s: me dinm. s6 l01b.50, light. S-56is =. workers. t5. .s5Ae.lp. Sheep-Muttops. E.. l5q4 U !: lambs, S5.09a6.15. western wethers. q oe9 i55. ewes, S.I5a425.
 Indianapolis Cattle-Fsir to prime steers. g. cJft6 50 itogs-Good to prime heavies s6 404fs $; mixed and heavy packing. s5.50fis s0. Sheep-Good 10 choice lambs, H55d5.l5, good 10 choice sheep, s. .eeuS JQ.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Knew When 10 Keep Away.

"Is your mistress in. Nary in- quired the head of the house. as he came home.
 No. SOFT. The dressmaker spoilt her ne" silk, an she's gone there to see about it."
 .W-h-e-sF! Just say 10 her that am called away On important business. end won't be home uLtil late. ."-Stray Stories.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
New Use for Money.

Nearly hal. billion dollars worth oi soIled and torn bank notes is destroyed an nuaiiy by oGr government. lhey are re duced to pulp and then used for making rall- road car wheels This transformation l. about as radical a. the one brought about in the case of siekly people who will use Hos letters Stomach Bitters. Good health is sure 10 follow Is u>e Be sure 10 try #. l. will cure indigestion. dyspepsIa, coEstipz. tiou. billousuess and malaria.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Thirty-Eighth Time Elected.

st. Louiz, Jan. l6.-For The thirty
 eighth time George II. Morgan has been elected secretary of the St. Louis mereants' exchange. Mir. Nor gan has served the exchange faithful ly for tkirty-seNen years, and is the oldest secretary of an exchange or
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Schnab is Indignant.

Monte Carlo, Jan. 16.-Charles V. Schwab. president of the American Steel corporation. is very indignant that his play at the casino here should have been reported ia tAe news papers.