The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-18
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS N BRIEF.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Eighth eaFalFt saz drowned II Fort
Riley. Has. on the 18th.
+ II wzs known. on the morning II
+ the 18th. that OF the GO men sup
posed 70 be- entombed iu the Rolling
Mil mine. at JohnstoNn. Pa. - had
F been taken out dead and - rescued.
/ The United States training ship
/ Mohican. about whose safety conSid-
cradle anxiety has been felt. arrived
al Dutch Harbor. June =. out II fuel
and short 81 food supplies. she re-
F pleniShed and sailed for Honolulu
June -.
Gen. Thomas J. Morgan. Nha was
commissioner # Indian affairs under
President Harrison. died AZ his home
Al Yonkers. y. Y. on the 18th
Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan, Of
the Roman Catholic arch diocese If
Chicago. died in that city or the 18th.
". c. Forbes, an apprentice on
board the United States training ship
Hartford. and whose heIle i near
Chicago. fell overheard and was
drowned. en- the 18th. while he ship
was in Long Island sound.
Estes = R,,hl,..r,s ls,. director
general = posts in Cuba. spent sun
day. the 18th. at Cincinnati. his home
he was warmly welcomed by old
friends. but declined 70 discuss Cuban
affairs.
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my graduate - iaie'
LORD SALISBURY has rel ned a pre-
fl1er' ana NJ. J. j. Bali"Ar appoint
ea a. ms successor Lord salisbury
Is growing old and he DESIRES more
qalei life.
senator ElkinS. q West Virginia.
Who D. strong 1Hhan annexation
-. said On the 18th. i favor annex
alton. which gives the island l9a per
cent. reduction as against TIN 20 per
cent proposed in the reciprocity bill.
L is said that both Gen. Wood and
President Palma have stated that the
% per cent reduction viii not help
Cuba. They have never claimed that
annexation would not be helpful to
the people 81 Cuba"
Secretary If the Navy Moody, on
+ the IGN. cabled orders to Com
maRder Rogers Of the gunboat Ma
/ rietta at Cape lIaYtien directing that
vessel 10 proceed 10 Bluefields and
t Greytown, Nicaragua, and report the
situation AT those points by cable.
in letter 10 his wife, Gen. +. S.
Bragg. consul general 10 Havana,
/ SAYS that he prefers the social life in
/ Mexico To that in Cuba. He does not
THINK the outlook Tor the new nban
| rtPuoilc J. promising ana says
hoie Sahl might a. wen Try 10
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