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The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Halls Family Phi. are the best.
 Mrs. William Guriey. who with her beautiful children. May. Austen, and GoldIe, had been on pro.racted visit 10 her mother and sisters a. the Eppes' house, returRed 10 her home in Pine Bluff on Friday afternoon last The little ones made hosts of friends during their stay at the hotel. and their departure WAS generally regretted. Chocta. north of Little Rock early Saturday morning. created anxiety ID several homes Tn the city. but the arri- Val of the Conmercial-Appeal some. shat later relieved many anxious minds. Fortunately. 10 relative or friend of any Forrest City resident was Killed or iDiufed ID the sad disaster.
 The frequency of stealing timber in the bottom B about n get a check. The old excuse If T thought sa. in regard 10 lines. no longer goes The first step was made by A. N Gaines las. week. \ lot If stolen timber was traced to Memphis, was repr vied and a man named Rocks, of Brownsville, Tenn is wanted for the s:eaing Mr. Gaines went 10 Memphis Monday, 10 take steps toward his prosecution.
 N. T. Sanders, the popular grocery. man. in his new headquarters in the Blantsn building, is better than ever prepared to serve the public satisfae- torIly. With the newest, freshest. cieanest stock of groceries of all kinds, spacious building and better facili- ties, lie hopes 10 have a reasonable in- crease Tn his business this rear com. pared to last. and II methods and quality will draw. he should be reason. ably certain Of success. Give him a call.
 A party of maskers. consisting of about thirty young boys and gins of the seventh and eight grades st0rmed the residence of Mrs John Calling Monday night IL was delightful lit- tie affair and the masks and costumes far exceeded anything of ils kind ever given in this city. for representation, beauty and nnlqaeness. Play and and games were induiged in. and al! the young lads and lasses realized that the hostess knew how to take care of a storm party.
 The Bon Ami Club are doing al they can to make the club room the most enjoyable place in town. They have just purchased a new billiard table and added other attractions. The club room and it's pleasures are strict Y for members only and ne. pubic property, and unless invited the s.gn on the door means what i. reads. Every young man in town should be- come member. and applications for membership may be presented on the frs, Tuesday in March.
 The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure is smith $ Sure Kidney Cure. Your d.os gis, will refund money, If after taking 5n. bottle yoa are moi entirely satisfied with results. 5oc.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
SlOO Reward. StOO

IT. Ax 4I-Nf N IOh February lsth, 1902.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEB. q lss.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
Democratic Politician Dead.

Norwalk, Ohio. March 90
Thomas Mahan, well known
democratic politician, was found
dead this morning by the roadside.
His neck being broken, it is sup
posed that he had an attack of
apoplexy and fell from his horse.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
IN TuWN EIGHT HOURS
And Was Landed in Jail on
Charge of Burglary.

j. b. Harris arrived from Dako-
ia at ii O'Clock last night and was
behind the bars in the city bastile
at 1870 this morning.
Mrs. j. Q Macdonald tele-
phoned the city hall this morning
notifying Officer Tabor that man
had gained entrance into the house
whore the workmen engaged in
building the new Christian Scien-
tist house of worship kept their
tools during the night and had
made his retreat toward the Santa
Fe spur. The officer soon over
took the fellow but could find no
tools in his possession He had a
pair of old shoes concealed under
his coat, however, and it may be
that he had taken these from the
tool house. He was placed in Jail
and will be tried this afternoon on
a charge of burglary.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
wALLAcE's BODY CUT DOWN
After Being Hanged He Was
Riddled With Bullets.

La Junta, Colo. March 26-The
body of Wallace, the negro who
was hanged to telegraph pole last
evening, was cut down by the
coroner this morning 1t was
decided that no inquest would be
held as that officer is satisfied
that death was the result of hang
ing by mob Over fifty bullet
holes are in Wallace's body.
The Jail was almost completely
wrecked by the mob. The town
is very quiet this morning aud
very little talk is being INDUCED
in on the streets.
Mrs. Miller's condition is very
serious, as the shock was terrible
one for her.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
WOODWARD GETS NEW TRIAL
Wires Down and Impossible to
Get News to Sheriff.

Cheyenne, Wyo., March 26 -
Woodward, the murderer of Sheriff
Kicker, may be hanged tomorrow
after all. The supreme court has
granted him new trial, but there
is no way to get the news to the
sheriff at Casper, as all the wires
are down as a result of the recent
storm. Woodward's attorney has
secured the legal papers to prevent
the sheriff from carrying out the
instructions of the courts sentence
and started today for Casper. but
if he fails to reach there in time,
Woodward may hang before the
news can be gotten to Casper.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
Portland rline to Close.

Victor, March 26-It is reported
that the Portland mine will close
down the first week in April and
will remain closed until their new
mill is completed, which will be
some time in June. About 200
men were laid off last night and
they were told that the mine would
close down next week The
trouble grows out of the charges
made by the smelters for treat
ment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
Peculiar Court Decision.

New York, March 26-The court
of appeals, the highest tribunal ip
the state, has decided that the loss
of leg was worth more than a
human life. The case of Leslie
Morris, who lost his life by acci-
dent. was decided in favor of the
wife, who recovered $500, and in
the case of John Flu lerton, who
lost leg, he secured damages to
the extent of $4,000. At that rate
if man would lose toe in New
York state, he could recover a
small fortune
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
WINS FAVOR OF COWBOYS.
Miss harriman's Exciting Ex
perience With a Broncho.

Phoenix, Arr March 26- Miss
Mary Hartman, daughter of the
railroad magnate, caused consider
able excitement here this morning
Mr.. Hartman, his daughter and
party of friends started out for a
horseback ride, Miss Mary being
mounted on broncho which be-
gan bucking. The little dude"
succeeded in overcoming the
bronco and now she is 'it' among
the cowboys who are anxious to
be her escort
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26

Cas- steale John Lytton Mr. Charles
Callikan Mr. John Nickles MIR Carpenter
Cottsor Mr. Mike Nordstrain Mr. Ole
Davis Mahlon Owens Mr. Boss
Eear Charles Y Price Mr. A Il
Grinsey Mrs Ona Powell Mr. Seth
Heddrick jerome Printle La rreDce
Henhan Mr. Sandofal Ramon
Haynes ) Smith Mr. John
Hughes Hurton Smith Miss Cludia
johnson Mr. Scratch A ii
johnson Mr. Enis Thompson Willie
Low n Thomas Miss Linah
I.illis Mr. Murt Wallace Miss Alice
Lytt0n Mr. a Mrs Chas
Parties calling for same will say
advertised" and pay one cent.
w. Fl. DAVE. P. M.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26

In reporting the council meet
ing yesterday The TRIBUNE stated
that Mr.. Columbia made motion
that the city prepare sleeping
rooms in the city hall and employ
four men at salary of $l5 each
per month and give them room
rent free" We should have also
stated that this salary would only
require the firemen to be on duty
at night.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
PASSES AWAY.

forming Bulletin Says Cecil
Rhodes is Dead.
Capetown, March 26-Last night
Cecil Rhodes was reported much
worse and it was believed that the
end was near.
A later bulletin received this
morning says Cecil Rhodes is
dead.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26
Advertised Letter List.

Following is list of letters re-
manning uncalled for at the post
office at Florence, during the week
March 26, 1902:
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-26

S. b. Austin had his millinery
opening today, and the establish
ment WAS visited by numerous pur-
chasers and prospective buyers of
spring hats. The windows were
both tastefully decorated with
artificial flowers and trimmed hats.
One represents the pink and white
and the other the castor colors,
which will be worn very much this
seaeon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
Laid IN A TOMB
Remains Mrs. Grant Taken ia Riverside Drive
After Notable Funeral Seremony

WAsHtNa1uN, n. g.. bee. 90. -
The funeral Of Mrs. Julia Dent Grant
occurred thls morning A brief scr
vice with only immediate friends Of
the family present at the Grant
home preceded the public service at
thee Metropolitan N g. church.
lessee Il. Grant Was unable O. reach
the city. The other tNu auna. uen-
etai Bred u. Grant and a.. q. arsni,
ir, We're present The church was
crowded
The honorary psllbesrsrs were
speaker Henderson, GENERAL Wilson,
General n,FlEe, scasturr eulioW,
keau, Allison. f0tekst. riatt and
scott judge bancroft Davis aud
iuhn X Mclean. President ltnunns
Welt and the members af hln cabinet
we're present The diplomatic corps
ana ali the ARMY ana marine ofiiceIa
niRtioned AZ Washington la full uni
form were IN attendance. There was
slso an immenHs representation Of
different veteran and patriotic Hocic-
tica
The rarity escoriins the remains
departed over the Pennsylvania
tailroad az II o'clock on special
funeral train which will arrive AZ
Jersey city at o'clock where Il Will
se met by distinguished aelega-
ton. The government steamer
NcigH viii convey the body to the
rirant tomb at Riverside drive. IL
win lie IN the tomb until tonight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
SOCIAL
DOIGNGg

Mrs. Montgomery Russell win give
a large dinner party Christmas day
II her hams. i1Is Boren avenue.
Miss Cor entertained the Eight
Thiry csseh Club Tuesday evening at
h<r home on Broadway.
Capt. Cannon gave very enjoy
abie whist party last evening en-
beard the transport Warren. A ngrn-
her OF guests were present. Flags
were used In abundaoee for deco
ration.
Nj. and Mrs Wallace T. Rosen-
hiatt ceiebrsted their hfst wedding
anniversary Thursday evening at the
residence q Mr.. and Mrs. Frauen-
thai 1914 Marion street. Cards were
peyed and a most delightful even
lng was spent.
Mrs. Albert FoftiouiE will move In
tire new bachelors quarters on the
first hill the FIRST Of February The
res home for young men IL TO be
fittsd NJ In elegant style. Mrs.
F8rtlouis Will have full charge o. the
house and Il viii no doubt be one Of
the sweIex quarters IN the city.
The Allegro Club give a dancing
usrty next Wednesday evening In
tdftle's hall. Great preparations
are being made for this cOmias
party. ~ large number Of invita-
lions have been issued
The Ffye-Htcp club win give a
dancing party next Thursday night
In I1tt.e's hail.
The Bon Ton Social Club are max
ing arrangements 20 give a big
Christmas ball In Ranke hall NEXT
Thursday night.
The Cooke and walters have issued
turlfaflrrs for t.aff a. h. etssar IN fha
Arfnory hall on Christmas night.
Mrs ~. y. Holmes has issued 60
Invitations for card party satur-
day afternoon. December n at her
home. $40 Thlrtieth avenue south.
The High School cadets give n
pretty dancing party tonight In the
Queen Anne Club house. A large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
SERVICE IS
VERY POOR
Complaint Made OF Water Sup
piled by Private Contract
Council May Act

Residents OF Fremont, Grcen Lake,
brooklyn and Ballard afe incenssd
ever the water service now given
them. The city water system has not
yet been extended 10 the localities
named. Instead they are supplied
under = private contract held By q
J. Erickson.
At a meeting Of the council com
msttce on fire and water last night
q Was decided tn summon Erickson
10 appear before the committee and
show cause Why the COMMITTEES
should not recommend "A forfeiture
Of his contract for supplying water
tn those Of his patrons Nho reside
within the city limits.
Councilman Murphy % thc Ninth
ward. presented the complaint lie
stated that the Meirose avenue main
and other pipes are IN a very had
condition. The pipes are ieaking 50
sz.dly that more water eseapes into
the streets and Euttefa than xces 10
the citixeus who Arc paying for H.
A. a result u keeps the streets IN
bad condition all the time and rats
payers are scsntily supplied with
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

After being rohhed Of bite money
and watch in a tepdctlelu dive. ".
H. smith, a contractor we'll known
IN this city, was kicked cut ot peiiee
heAsieslaHtvrs al an carly hour This
tuOrninEs
smith considers the brutal Hetion
% the noilcc as the eupnhcaf ef a
nteht IT misf0rtuuvs and deelarea
lis intention ct paeertaiiilns by
every u-aaus within his power 81 a
u thc dutN Ut the pplite to nial-
tpcsat law ahidluE citizens of Ia ar
ferd them protection against the
hcrie Of THUGS and criminals Of
every class that crowd the dvaafaila
ia the red light district.
The robbery occurred IN the build.
inx az the southeast CORNER of See
end avenue south and Washington
street. This building Is occupied on
thc ground floor by CianeN's saloah,
aud on the floor above hy lodging
hoase Of shady rerute.
AcCorttinE to the version of the at
fair given hy smith. he visited ses.
eHAl resorts about town last evening
and finally, In the early morning
went into ClaueN's with several ac-
auAlniauess lie had several drinks
IN the resort. both on the lower and
unpsr floors and admits having
been much under the influence o.
liquor.
Smith finally discovered. he as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

ssrta, that he had been robbed ct
So 80 and his gold watch. lte com
plaiued 60 the bartender aud was
thrown cut 90 the place, tic Then
went to peHep hvalfr~artera ana -
lated the circumstances Of the af
fair TO Cgptsin Ward aud fequeHtsd
that an officer be sent With him 10
tiaurN'p aud an attempt Nude Ia tss
cover the lest property
smith was told that there was no
one on dat, who could be spsrce.
but after repeated urgmE captain
Wand seut Ntght Eiork EaaHon te
the place 10 make an Investigation
smith doalarvH that EHssou went
into the rear of the saloon aud hold
Ia short conversation with the bar
tender and then returned with the
information that nothing could lie
done IN the matter.
h'asson returned Ia the pollct sta
ton aud few minutes later smith
was again thrown cut ~ the saloon
Smith SAYS he then went back t.
headquarters aud upon arrival there
he was seifeA. roughly handled aud
finally kicked out iutn the street
The police say that Smith waa
drunk aud was making himself a
nuisance about the station. and for
that reason he was fotcluly elected
This much IL certain Smith has a
grievance. n sore anatomy an empty
pos textbook and his sold watch may
by this time be in the melting pot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
'CRIMPS" IN
MORE TROUBLE

Dee a kug the West seattle
"erHnph" are m inafe trouble 1hia
morning ui1 young Americans who
claim thcY Wore AhanHhnled aboard
the German ship Aftemla AZ Port
iilaIelcy, came ta the city and con
feffed with United states Attorney
Frye 10 ascertain whether they could
take legal steps against the
"eflmpH
The men are all 'HreeulsH" aud
would have been on hlRh aeaa today
had not the German aailora already
aboard mutinied. refusing 10 put cat
with six niandluhbufH.
The Americans were placed aboard
the Artemia "Wednesday h. Dee A
King The AriemiH went 10 Port
Townsend YESTERDAY where a new
crew will be shipped
We were promised $50 advance
money ana eutntH by Dee a itinR,
nAid iInl kiafrhRnd. one ~ the sail
ore this afternoon. We received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
POLICE NOTES

W W whitworth. barber was
arrested Ia the r~attle bar on FIRST
avenue this morning hy Policemen
Cameron and Mwmani The tnAn
under arrest IL alleged te have
created disturbance and IL sale
TO have had knife. No charge ha
Yet been placed against him.
L q. Whitly Of .ez Inlon street.
reported To the police today the ioss
of valuable ifish setter dog
Henry ]. HsiNefsan % Montana
and Miss l.eonR wooien OF Coifax
were united tn marriage by Police
Judge X r. George last evening,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
stnnents

$40, 900 Fun sized lot. soxieo,
on Third avenue. close 70 PIKE
street. Values are rapidly en-
HANGING IN this favored locnlity.
and We know Of no better buy
In the district.
air, OUO-Cornsr i2exi2o, within
Three blocks Of the Iancoin
apartment house. Rainier club
ana the new buildings Of the
Y. NJ. 6. A.. undoubtedly the
best location for a fine family
hotel IN the city of Seattle.
commanding an unobHtructed
marine view.
at2. 1904 new building con-
tanning six modern flats. fully
occupied. the menthly rental OF
which amounts to tiI2.50. The
location IL fine. and particulars
will be- given on application.
We have an addition proposition.
consisting OF 900 lots, which for
investment II absolutely safe
and viii prove very profitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Mother. aud when we tod capt
Smith ur the fact after Ne hhd
rlpned far the voyage he told Ne We
hna been properly HhHnshhiedi Tue
MOST Harnlne ms Helf and another
fellow Jumped overheard ana made
inr shore
II wac raurht between two lnf =,
nearly drowned. ana brought bhfh
to the ship The other man W.
frightened into going back 70 We
shi.. b. unrueY King. Who tala nun
be vsotiid he Hfffhtod II be- did not
When tho German shtiofH tttur'u
60 ~ a. ven the "ianfs
nut ashore, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
BUY T IMBER

rNsrRETT. pee, "a. = 4. hifker-
son aud others Of this city have put-
chased 20a.G GOO 600 feet 81 Htahhi"H
fiu,hsr in Eastern WaHhiugton'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Win tickets from almost every
pawnahop from New NofA io Fsal .,,
an his person. A. Blame VAS hli'
ID ln the seattle Enlaen thln M !,
ing aud sent Ia the CITY lall ~ "a
HERMAN Hubbard lie ~ b"lht "'''
~ "A rnsnlalnuf ahnrnelef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

number u invitations have been Is.
SUED
Great preparations arr being made
Ter the Ceiuni0l hall which will tAks
place January 10 THE hfyair IL uns
der the auspices u the Daughters OF
the American NeNoiufiNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Small Metal pursss@giss
fhhttf. beautiful a.aa,.. iNHf
'i..hiI i'f after .. choice ~ co., ~,
women Felt slippers. feltsal,.
FHais Zoe far 90 ss''es,
Meme Fett slippers feit
value 'Dr. after .. az 49,
itofn aud Youths. Ead Fg...
value tiZbl after .. sie'iA.
HAL dozens " NAPKIN. i.
luaiiil.s, worth from fi1 n 49,
~ {" 800 90 tw0=thiras tts ~.
.iht married prize. Esan,1.
Naphlnn worth 1900 Dozen ~.
g. the half dozen. Ii % "''sf
Felipe tlauuHiH sftu PA.
ihis vel known nann.letts "
beet styles. a Inches via. -
~ ss4r. after g yard. D. "h
hefnsiitchsd ilft8m f1ses a..
~ fnpd bieArhed cotton. sl,s 60.
lne he's worth ibc. after .aeh -.
Indigo Bite Printn-be.t 49,. ~
ana full standard cloth. raftt -
after .. a yard. g.. VI
Fur tp.iafstfea -fhfs 4.
gain They sold from 20 tetatss..
Japanese Tea Jacket. In ans "a,
Or. all siiks inside ana o,i,.,e.
heavy quilted. theY are v.,,.
y 90. and viii be sold special ai w.,
q for " Co. @'''f
children's Fuf ssfs-nun -.
Hound Collar would be ehs.n =,
ii.so special after c. s,e -
House Wrappers, wool c.sb,,.
IN eolofs and black. neatis III.
med. lace ribbon. etc. mi IT,
.erlh ~ TO 5000. special after 4
no Wool waists. All Color. and
~ % Black Nereefised pv,ticoa.,.
O. o. Velvet Waists. fa=s
The American PIN a.. -.
Ger Pins. soiid heads snd need,
points, full size papers. rersls,
pre- sc per paper. after 6. pap,
Tortoise brand shsii Hair p..s
very best Quality and All perfectly
finished. regular price &c Der 10
after 2. ife per box.
Tie NARROW Hoakeu Hose su..
poftsfs. made - best sIib f,fIlsA
side elastic with satin PADS. fert,-
lar prices si.zs and a % per psir.
after g. choice &c 30 ualr.
Stewards Duplex Nickel Plated
Safety Pins. al sizes. one dozen IN
card. regular price 30 rer card.
after 8. choice, g. card.
Hest quality Alpaca prala ~
skirt binding. fun 6 yards n pies.
regular pfice H. uer piece; sale
price after 8. only se per piece
Wamfn's Rainy Day Hats. worth
60 and az. a. gfc.
Quilts for Millinery Trznmlne--
worth tc-far r..
wam~n'n Fast Black fAeie Hose
hiFh spiiccd heels. double role. ouf
1ns Sc quality. 3 pair IN bsx. after
Z. koc box.
wefnen's Pure Natural cashmsr.
Hos. high splicsd heel. double nj.
best csc quality after s. &c paif
WomeuF Past Hue nftliinr,
Llsie Lace 0renWofk Hose. besu.
tifui designs, spilled heels and toes
best fi42i values Alters Sc pair.
Ivory Plat Val faees. from Z 10
inches vide. new open Patterns
with strong scsiiossed edges that
viii wash veil. 81 new chasc.
goods o. select from. worth Up q
sc yard sale price. after {. la
per yard.
Fancy White Pearl Buttons. two
hole fashions latest Tor dfe1
trimming. superior quality. saffh
lie card. two dozen on card; sale
price after 6 = card
After g sc psrer weights fsr
nc. beautiful pictures on the bot
tom.
81 Is Bibles. 70
Two volume sets-The Rhine
Holland. Conss n'in8pls Swain. II
~ % set. worth az A. These have
beautiful illustrated embossed Cow
err Of the latest designs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
THE hon MARC HE
After Six

We repea, the list Of After Six Bars.,..
printed last night for Friday evenings seIIins
and you may buy from the same lots and Ia.
again tonight from till 10 p. m
Remember. Wagner's Orchestra will en,.,
tain you tonight as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Call AZ Mrs. Elliatts studio. sse
Heston building and see her dis
play OF beautiful burned and en-.
bo.sed leather novelties fer holiday
gifts. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
Cheap Ballard
Property

n75O-For the entire bench Of
!, lots, which lay nicely and
are only two blocks from the
car line.
e12b-For a cash purchase we
have four lots in Ballard Park
addition. which all go for ei2t
Choice OF sixteen lots Ia salmon
Bay Park addition at $50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

The hsttieship Wisconsin, il again
at the navy yard To welcome the
boys back, take beats from Pier ;
SUNDAY. At 10 a. m. and ! IS .. m.
round trip tickets. See. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
SHOT BY
ADMIRER
Female Anarchist Murder
I'd By Former Pupil

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. se.--voi-
tnirine i4eeloyre. a teacher Of Ian
kuAses and an ardent advocate Of
anarchy, was fatally shot yestsr-
day BY Herman Hclscher. who as
an admifer and former pupil TN
f~Quited love 10 given as the cause
ef the murder. The shooting took
place In tho atfert. ffve bullets
we're nrest. three Of which entered
the body Of the victim The woman
ran a phort distance and fell She
Was taken TO = hospital. The sur
Eeens say she viii die.
Hclschsr- was arrested He ia
a cisarmAker "a years old and a
Russian by birth. Mias L-cloyrs =
q years cid.
she has attained Widespread ne
toriety through her anarchists ut
ssrances and her intimacy with Elm
ma Goldman aud other anarchists,
she u an accorupfisheF Ifnxaist and
musician and has written much an
Axchisfic literature and many
poems Friends OF the wounded
woman say she came to this city
about IS years ago from Michigan.
Her father, who vas a Frsnchnasi.
In dead Her mother " said To live
~snsv herr IN the West.