The Forrest City times., 1902-02-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,

According 10 the St Petersburg correspondent of the London Daily Mail, Count Tolstoi. who has recently been grayely i'll. k now out of danger.
 \ special Rock Island train bearing President ". F. Leeds. First Vice President IL \. Parker and Chief En- gincer N. F. Dauchey arrived al Hor- ton, Kas.. on the list They ordered ihe immediate rebuilding of the Rock Island shops. destroyed by fire two weeks before
 Prince Henry of Prussia. represen- tative of his brother. the emperor of Germany. at the launching of the lat ter's Americau-built Yatcht. reached New York. on the 25d. and was cor dlally welcomed as guest of the na- tion. He was passenger on the kron Prinz Wilhelm which arrived one day late on account of heavy storms which for several days re- tarded its progress.
 4 force of native conStabularv at santa Cruz. province of Laguna. Lu- zon. on the 23d, captured Cortez. sec ond in command tothe insurgent Gen. Malvar. and turned him over to the military authorities. Cortez was in fancied security in suburb of santa Cruz, known as Alipit and was raiS- ing funds for the insurrection.
 Seward Webb's special train. en route from New York To san Fran cisco. passed Marshalltown. Ia. at 6:0j ?. m. of the 23d. The train was 52 minutes ahead of schedule time.
 Mrs. Louisa de Champ. the first white woman born in Wisconsin. died at Prairie du Chien on the 22d She was lo4 years old.
 Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia. arrived in New York harbor. on board the Kronprinz Wilhelm. on the morning of the 23d. day late. and spent the day receiving and return- ing official calls. leaving for Wash ington. al a. n. of the 2ith. by spe- cial train.
 Prince Henry stuck to his an- nounced purpose to submit to no in terviews in New York. but through his personal representative explained that his visit was due to the kaiser's desire to show appreciation of Presi- dent Rooseyelt's courtesy in pel nit ting Miss Alice Roosevelt to christen the kaiser's American-built yacht. Enraged because Henry Meverer. his prospective father-in-law. refused III spuGusp luBl!qIoxa ol spsoaR ol the matter of dowry, George Child rose attacked the family at their home, in Chicago, killing Meyerer, wounding Emma Meyerer. fired at other members of the family and then committed suicide
 John T. Davis and associates have discovered a mountain of arsenic in the mountains 90 miles southeast of Tacoma. Wash. The ore can te cheap ly mined. and the property will be developed on a large scale.
 Fire, originating from an unknown cause, destroyed the entire plant of the Findlay (O) Table Manufactur- ing Co, on the morning of the 23d. causing a loss of $97 900. with insur- ance of S50,0o0. The company manu- factured fine dining-room tables ex- clusively.
 Five miles north of Kiekapoo. nl., on the 23d, woman named Jenkins. becoming suddenly insane. secured an aN and brained her husband while asleep in bed. She then pl1ced the muzzle of a revolver against her tenn pie and blew her own brains out.
 Acting President >chalkburger and other members of the Boer govern ment were in the laager recently captured at NOeitgedacht by a de- tachment of mounted national scouts under Col. Park, but succeeded ;n es- eaping.