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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17

WORKMAN, Texas, October 49, 1901 For
several Years / suffered from bladder trou-
Bile After using two bottles Of Hans Great
Discovery. am satisfied that have Been
greatly benefited by Il and cheerfuly rec.
ommend IL. GRo. S. BRUCE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17

HeRvy Hail in Tom Green County
San Angelo, IcXas, Apfil rs HEAVY rain
ana hail few miles from this city tbs
afternoon.
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Count the dots in tomorrow : Post. send
10 your answer with cash subscription as
directed u costs nothing to guess.
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Why not Try for the liberal prizes o..
fered in connection with the DOT puExlai
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WHY not Try for the liberal prizes Of
Kersd in connection With the dot puzzlsl
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COMMISSION MATTERS.

Superintendent Taft Answered Corn
plant About OVerohanue.
Austin, Texas. Apru IL. Superintendent
Taft, who looks after the interests of tho
"elis Fargo Express company in Texas
was here today and called on the railroad
commission regarding complaint ncd
some time ago against the company on an
alleged overcharge on a shipment Of silver
MI Tart laid the facts i'm the case before
iae commission and according TO his state,
ments, the charge was just and proper
ana apparently the commission took the
same view OF It.
The hearing in the crossing controversy
between tho Katy and the Cotton Belt At
Dallas, which was set for today. was con.
tinued until Saturday
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No two people in your family can count
the dots alkc
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Grand Central Depot
Leave No iy11OI5 a. m Arrive No, tss. 3.35 3 n
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Leave 90 am. Express Train Arrive 9,i0 pm
Leave sos p m...............,..Ar Arrive 9.o2 a IN
Al trains leave Grand Central Depot
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Depot foot OF Congress Avenue.
Leave 9.35 3. Observation-Disclosures Arrive 40 am
Lave 6. 90 a. ui.....,...... 500. Arrive $50 pm
Columbia and Vessco Trains.
Leave 500 a. m............... Arrive 4.45 p
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave 200 an. SUNDAY ony) Arrive A.AS p "a
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Grand Central Depot
Leave No. 1905 am Arrive No 8, $50 p. n
Leave No. O.. Ills .. m Arrive No 400 a n
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II. u. q ". n. II. II.

All these trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. Depot 10 minutes later than the above
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

n. a q. c. n. 4.

Grand Central Depot
Leave No g.. 4.25 a. N Arrive No. 1000 P. m
Leave No $3.50 .. m Arrive No 7.o.4Sa
leave No 10. g. 80 am Arrive No Q. 10. 80 ?. n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25
Daily Grapbic,
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

~ -Burpee's garden seeds on sale at
Culpepper's.
Eek will close his Pine Bluff gai
aery the first of June, to be closed four
months.
John Dellmon has taken several
contracts for gravel roofs, and IS pFa
pared to give all orders prompt attoh
ton. Your patronage solicited.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give a social entertainment at the
new pavilion at Bell park on Friday
night, May so. Refreshments Will
be served,
The Woman's Home Mission SO
ciety of the Riverside NJ. +. church
will give lawn party Thursday even
ing, May 90. at the residence of Mrs.
J.. e. Whalen, East Second avenue
Lee cream and other refreshments
will be served. Free music. Every
body invited.
Rev. J. NJ. Hawley returned Fri
day night from Dallas. Texas. where
the general conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. South. is in
session. He will give some observa-
tions on the work of the conference
and on the general policy and spirit
if Methodism at II o'clock today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25
Mr.. Maurice Altheimer returned

Mr.. Maurice Altheimer returned to
ST. Louis Saturday.
MIR. Hamp Hall is visiting rela
tives in Arkadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ Danaher are
spending the day in Little Rock.
MI f. r. Willeford has returned
from a visit down the Iron Mountain.
Mr. Jim Scull is now connected
with the Cotton Belt as claim agent
Henderson Brown of Pine Bluff has
been granted a pession of $S month.
Mr.. +. NJ. Altschul is considerably
ton
Mr.. Harvell Byrd returned Satur-
day from business trip down the
Iron Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude T. Ringo of
Little Rock We're in the city Saturday
visiting relatives.
DR.. c. l.. Hough. graduate Of
jefferson college of Philadelphia, has
located in Pine Bluff.
Miss Jessie Adams. Miss Anna
CAN'T and Mrs. W. II Browning e
turned Saturday evening frenl Grady
Miss Mary Ella Sigh of this civ
participated in an entertainment given
at Maddox seminary Friday evening
MIR. Ernest Morris. recently of the
United States army, left Saturday for
Toronto. Canada, where he will live
in the future
-Messrs. Phil Crutcher. A. w Num-
and Dick Pryor returned Saturday
from Clarendon. where they spent sev-
eral days fishing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

Lost, a double case gold watch,
black silk fob with jewel missing.
Watch had no crystal. Finder will
return same to the Graphic office and
receive reward.
Mrs. T. H. Collier and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, have arrived in the
city and are the guests of relatives
Mrs. Collier met her daughter at
Memphis, returning to Pine Bluff from
Wards seminary, Nashville. Tenn.
The Alumni association of the high
school will meet Monday to perfect ar
rangements for giving the annual ban
quet to the graduating class.
Mr.. E. B. Richards of Little Rock
weather bureau director and chief
of the ''rooters,'' passed through the
city Saturday.
MIR. w. G. Nance OF Birmingham,
Ala, has arrived in the city to take
charge of the carpet, upholstery and
drapery departments of the Knox,
Wherry company. Mr.. Nance is a
high salaried man of wide experience
in his line. He has been connected;
heretofore with foreman. Joseph &
Loeb. large Birmingham ccnceleu
We have been simply overwhelmez.
with business. due to OF. extensive
advertising.-Sec. etary Long, Joseph
Dixon Pencil Co.. Jersey City.
Trying to get something for nothing
anw getting the most for your money
are two different propositions.-Adv
tising Experience, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.

Persons holding insurance policies
l. the Arkansas Live Stock Insurance
company, of Little Rock. and who do
heir trading in Pine Bluff, can pay
heir premium notes to County Agent
lockwood, if more convenient. AT
1otes must be settled promptly, Office
II West Second avenue. Pine Bluff.
Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

a ". Jahae7n. traTeiiag repre-
sentative Ct tao seesrsve company OF
<9l0mb9s. O. manufacturers OF COM
s.F'fl os e2e'.:eal engines ana hook
81! l7ase. 'EHeizs. VS. = t4e city
- ...es,el4 q !.:s ladders
-. c--Es12 came here ct the solici-
'atlan q 1he local fire department.
fhe city IS considering the feasibility
OF buying the apparatus. as the fire
department IS sorely in need of it.
MIS-. }. +. Culpepper, is afflicted Will
the mumps
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT SCHOOL

kindergarten and Grades I, 2, 8, a.,
S, s, 7.
Principals-Miss Callie Jones, Mrs.
M. C. Jones, Miss Ruth Mcbride.
The number of pupils is necessarily
limited, but arrangements will be
made, if possible. to accommodate
next year all desirable pupils whose
application is made before the 1st OF
June.
The teachers are anxious to COM
plete all arrangements as early as pos
sible.
For information apply to
MISS CALLIE JONES'.
3O2 w. Sixth Ave.
Old phone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25
of Fer the Pen

Frank Moore and VIM. "~] ~,
ri whom were recently seu ~
twelve years in the peaiteaa,s,|| a,,,
ssm adams, sentenced 70 cs,s| ls
v are sent tc Little Roch 90 y
oe incarce~aea in the state y
ary. Moore is the notofiou
who committed so many uef
here. Ware murdered his ',
Adams was convicted lo' =,
ceny. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

FOR SALE-Good, large family
horse and surrey. Address c. care
Graphic. 2o5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

Miss elara Stephens went to LIT.
tie hock SATURDAY to visit her friend
Miss Maf ELI Sigh, a student of
sox ..ry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25
Specials for MOndav
and Tuesday

Four lots of Waists, consis,i,
Madras, Chambray and Sill | ,
ham, S1.5O and $1.75 oua]itv v
for Monday and Tuesday, 81, y
The same in $3.50 and 81 ' ..'
special for Monday and Tas NV
$4.75. LUZ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25
No.ahie Colored Visitor.

Pine Bluff is to have notable co..
ored person IS q visitor at an early
cate II TIE person 6 ]. 3. Parer. thu
negro who was standing by President
Mckinley when he was shot down by
Czolgosz, and who struck the assa ssir
bic" that felled him to the ground.
Probably 10 negro Of recent date
mas gained more newspaper notoriety
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ wnaT aa 81
Springfield, Mo-. will return ,:ul cartrud ~
Bluff fsx.nNas night with ii.'tins mins them Il
sAAste, who has been V's'e'As i
past month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

Black Taffeta Silk, q inches, 81 qaul-
ity. special for these two days, only
7212c.
Wide Embroideries in Swiss, Nam
sock and Cambria, 221Ac and 25c
quality, for these two days, only
15c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

Muslin Curtains-We have large as
sortment of these, ranging in price
from 75c to $3.50 per pair.
A profusiOn of Lace Curtains, ranging
in price from 81 to $3.50 per pair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-25

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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

17-Gate City and Big Stone Gap. Va.
wrecked b. cyclone.
.1-Near Nsper. Neb.. cyclone: killed.
~. Va. IN Elkacrr river valley. cloud
burst. Jos lives lost. towns Keystone and
Vivian destroyed.
2s-La Crosse. Wis. tornado.
Jul. Record breaking heat causes 81
IN Pittsburg. "a in Baltimore anC n chi
cago.
I-Heat smashes all records In western
states: official thermometers register Is
deg II III. To IL Ia. iC4 II Wis lgS II
Neb.. Ioz In Mich. 10 II Ind. ard 10 II
Kan.
&-Topeka Kan Thermometer drops be-
low 10 mark lst time IT. = days.
-9-Drerching rain breaks drought IL corn
bet. excessive heat had continued ~ Gas.
Sl-kNmar. Kan. cyclone.
Aug slate wheat damaged by frost near
Botjireau. y y.
16-TIGal wave Oh gulf floods New Orleans.
Mobile ard other places. navy ships lost
and . persons drowned.
2l-Ara1rzko. Okla. wrecked By cyclone.
Sep. l-CIeye3arC. o.. cloud burst q vsstates
district miles long BY II wide. damage.
sIQpUvly
Oct. l4-Fsrst snow OF season IL Kan. ard
killing frost
Nov. 5-Srowstorrns ir III Wis ard Ia
I5-Severe earthquake IN southern Utah
l6-AeteUr sets lake Of Of! afire. near Tulsa.
l. T
c-Storm or Atlantic coast destroys prop
erty worth s.. o. 90. 5 lives lost
Dec. 6-Extrerne cold IN Catski4l mDurta!--s.
= below recorded.
l5-COldeSt Dec. cay IT. = yrs ir Chico GO
= below o. Intense cold throughout west-
- Floods throughout Pa ard y. Y. =
lives sost---.N orst earthquake since =
IL Manila.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
A.D.l0Ol Passed In Review
CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD NOTING ALL OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS.

Apr. ST. Louis Elevator 81 Storage CO.
so -.
Msy Between Sonerisld ard Addison.
Pa forest fires
ksozxslle Pa. E3strlc, Z. n org ~
: n vide. ives lost a1c SlSt.' ." =
properly
4-D2ilas Tex Southern Rock Island Pow
Go : block 81 l.c
l--Detrcit. fl-- n lumber district, 81 90
lS-N@adcW Brook Pa. country home o
7 r Warz maker. &.,est-
J.. E-Hot Springs. Va. Homestead hotes.
E.s sc
4-Bsitirnors- Hos- & Co.'S b.6g sSa1an
S-ksnszs. & 80 acres wheat
ls-Wtchlta. Kan. Jacob Dcl5 & Sozs'
packiug plant. sl.@s.0sc
2.-MattCor- ia : -Ze=Eeiary Ares = past
weeks 3 4.1fsa
-DzVs-port. Ia. business ard residence
properly worth SO 80.
AGg @-Ttufur-.Ale. Term. iu1st ertire-
= destroyed I'd tine Z year
SEP Il-St- Johns. y ?. ous.Hsss proper
~ Sss.Cn
o.. Arkansas c.ty. Ark Paepke-Ls.cAt
Lumber Cos ssTcs. S.s -
S-CnlcsEo. Ere r docks q Peabody Goa
Cos cocks SO"
ls-Beaeuoat, Tex. IRE r business center.
s. 500
.s.Hznn5na GzaJ Packing Cos p.aas:
81 g.
ss-Phlzdslph.a. Hu1t. wHklrso- q Cos
furniture s.o-es IS. - !oss z-E = parsons
Nev. lz-Clsveland. o. block. so ~
New York. lumber yards ard mills Z
Z letE s., SI.4"es..
D.. H-Wereester % university. main
bscg
z-Haraaion. O.. Champion coated paper
works. 80 s,u
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

HWm Mckinley. 9Th L : president
dies al Zl5 q n. pest m3Ttsr = sNaTEaI2-
ton shows gangreEe 10 have set n
Pan-American exposition orcerec eznseG
for three days out Of EespeEt-..sl Il 9
Roosevelt svorr as president
6-Funeral services held i M.b1Tn res
eence al Il a n. boGy lies r. state = city
hall until ?. Il.
1s-Funeral parry leaves fer Washington
...-CzoigoSz indicted OF charge q Dur-
der II st degree
l7-Fureral services he'd e. capitol at
Washington. conducted BY Bishop Ar
erews OF Ohio With rites e VI Z church
Special tram bears remains O. latt
pres. 10 Canton. o
i$Pres- Nckiuieys remains placed =
Westlswn csEsteEy at canton. During
funeral services every wheel in country
stopped. Business generally sus psE6e ed
Services he'd = a. principal capitals g
Europe.
z-rnszaity experts Aue Czoggoxz sane
@-jury completed assassin pleads guilty
bat attorney assigned % defend HIN e1-
tegs pea O. EcE guilty.
--NsrEIct e guilty c. murder Il first &C.
gree reported b. JUN
S-Sertsrcs . Death y e3sciroeGtioa pro
ncUncsc OF Czo.gosz. assassin removed
70 AuclrI state prison
Ccf- -=ASs4ss.E CZo2gosz slsetrcEHteG.
autopsy shows healthy condition Of
brain
Nov. s-F-rx: NcKi1gey monuuent ur-
yel-e1 a. Tower M.zE.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
SPORTING.


Jan. Robert Wa.truur &C., ,---~-~
rational 6-Gay cyc.e race h as lls
miles. .aTS. Ing
ilIFtank BIN Chicago WIS r...
bowling contest Gath
Mar lS-Frark sherman ID a. vrf.-
poo mp.1E-nip a. Boston -
Antonio Rodgers breaks u--sss
q, Ireo!C, TOr.5s ara ty.rg as,t.
Apr. Fast NorIhwes.srr
makes s-ni.s Spurt ln mir uas
-.-buTton downing breaks w0-.S..tl
aIa6e VI u-cyc4e record 81 - ~. sI4i
ZLii.s En4LeEer eaptuHes "a Ks.,..,
DERBY = Lou VIE. -.B7a. .'-sq
JEE- 80 REL y irs .rterco' gegf-tsa..,.
our q ineht a Buffalo expas.;.9r 49,. tss
g university re. ~hles-
---Eober; Walden MS An. Dt,bv 4.
EtEsEu Dstoy
Jal lS-Trott.rg stasiton Crsssen. =.
WortG record making st.ee4.si,,assteAn
- b7s ard 80 I. Detroit Aesi
- mares 9. p zm5rr.s g: C-ficsg, a..
p.etes rourc-tke-W sr.1 sour .r = IN.
ETs - mn ard = &C eas
- Essceas again breaks record AZ GA.
1s-WEi surson breaks worries p,o..,,
g cst record OF 5-.ap track N h 10, " v
Aug i-Crsscs Us lovers rs rece-s -. - -
44-lEKacer Mis- deciding vsrtt ,,1sN
canada cup series at C,H.caea '10s
4i-AracoEea breaks worlc's gsetrg 49,,
at BTiEhto Beach. y Y. n n ga issVrs
-+-Llttie Boy broke War.Efs -
wagon PAGERS WITH amateur 6rivs-, ~
Chicago II IL
sep Martha NaEsrfuhrer goes tb,,r..
NhiFipooi rapids OF NJ cara fails in a bs..
-S--C5.umbia defeats Sfs nr5ek II :.
League baseball season closes web . an
IT, tsl-owlEs position. Chicago Ras,ass
Detroit. Pt.aGel ghla Ea.tlrr5re NJ
ie.e4Eg Little 10y again breaks 49,.
wen record. pacing II II z:0s N NJ.
Xo-E - -'st
Oct. Columbia WIS - rar- " c.,
= ever triangular course BY NH. &
4-Ce.unhsa defeats Shamrock II +, ss..
.He rec 5e@ Anerica. cup. wiring rers.
y throws D. r4rrfr 10 r & II -
m G.scas lIS r - ir-. both worlds re.
5-%ss League baseball srds A. club. !,
e-'ea -rs order. Pttts burg Ph..aeelphh
BROOK =. st Louis Boston 1880
NV ork and Cincinnati
vi S-u.o-- Damart circles T f. tnu.,
- far.s II -lFsh.p y ming Deutseh prir.
Little BOY again lowers wagon record
a i IL ph.- n. .I -.1li-
= Fr.rrt Alert sets HsW naCfre rsears %,
sslc!9gs ~ NJ mph.s. n. Il 80.
" = Heathfr5. I'm orEaks b gh-Iump-
~ Fse.Ia feF horses a. Chicago horse
Dan TeH. linotype machine operator IN
bes Mo!nes. Ia. breaks Words record
ing st-sif eTS, Harparelt H. hrs
81 N Jeffries knocks ar Ga< Rubin IL
SIR raand
I'll nj Fourier makes n In 81 ,-s sec
Il auto races near New York
Harvard csfeats Na-r football gam. al
Cambridge Mas ztan
-s-Tkauksgt y!ug university fontb,H
n iehes as follows: VS. o. chi o. Mich
=. Ia %. Cornell = p =. M.rr. IS IN
9-.- " n Rothwe.l t'-Yourg Corbett'1
krocks out Trrry NcGdVe-r ii Hartford.
conn. becoming feathtr-ws ght cham.
p4oE. . r4uf.d
Dee -. e shaT@v brssks worlds ssyd.
~ mining record .7e-f.1<
ID aca5 = hae Ter WIS Nc - eharaplor-
SIP 2 Billiard tourney ~ Nv York
=. -.1 Gardner FEacks ant k4a Carter 10
SIN round q fight AZ San F5aucisco.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

Feb. s-Ex-c0ng Geo. D TIlmau. 81 Ciarks
Ion nc; Col Albert D shaw ~. y. II
,5-MEuries Thompson poet and novelist.
az Charlottesville, iEd- 81 EN-S Eaior
G. "A Pierce IN. d., IN Chicsgo: q; =,
Los Angeles. Cal. =
S-Ex-U s. Senator VIZ. NJ Eyarts. N
MAJ. l5-Benj Harrison t22rd L. 8 pres).
In Indianapolis. -
le-Cong. Marriott Brosius. a; Lancaster.
eess-charlotte NJ Yonge. celebrated author.
si@Silss josephine <. Barry. novelist. a,
APR i9@ = Gst-s q Cannon. leader Of Nor
mons. al Monterey. Cal; a
2-Ex-Goy. Ch@s. {. stockiey Del). at
May i1Cong. Rosssau E. Crump. il West
Bay CITY. Mich: -.
i7-EG win r. Uhl. ambassador 10 Germany
IEcsr Cleveland. al Grand kap-@s'
2I-Ex-Co1g. c. 4. Bou;sHe CMe) at
Waveriy. Mass. =
3--Ex-G5y. John r Tanner. at Springfield.
Jun. -Jas. 4, Hsrre, actor and playwright.
s-Dr, ". II. DaIy. chief surgeon OF v5lur-
tsers T. Spanish war. who started en-
ealmec beef inquiry. su.c.cec al Pitts
ll-G5v. wm- J. Sanford. a, Tuseaiogsa.
lS-Ex-Gov. Hazen 5. P.ngree oMch). in
London. Eng; s.
s3-AGe!beTt : Hay. former consul 70 Pre-
tar.a, a. New Haven. Conn
Jul. 1t :. Senator J2s. II. Kyle. IN Aber-
cee1. : d s.
PRO-. John Fiske historian. a E
Gloucester Mass 90
s--Corgressmaz Or. J. Wm. Stokes, at
oraugsburg =
I1-Ex-Gsv K b Hubbard. at Tyler Tex
Aug s-Wm- 4. NewaIi. ex-eoV. u y. J
Ges1 ard = Washington Ter. tS761 II
a -=rtaHu. y J. II
=-Ex-Cigv. Chas. a. Bas.el. al Laeoria. y.
H =
Sep .s-Rt Eev. II Z. Wh.pp.e O Ep.sco-
pa church. a. Fzriozuit. MINI -
Oct z--I.orelz9 Snow. 5th pres ard head
Of Mormon church. al SAT- LAKE C!ty. Ss
S-EX-Goy- John ; Pilsbary, Il Mime
apo.is- -
3-R=sr Admiral F. NJ Burce retired. at
Hartford. Conn. =
-n-Josiah Turner. az HI.isb1ro y c.:
elected q congress after civil Mr. and re-
fused seat. -
@,--Ex-Gov H B Harrison. at New
Haven Com. =
N0y. Kate Greeravzy. artist. Il London
"a. J Strester. labor candidate FOR pres
ir ~. Al New Windsor IL
-l-EN-GoY- . II. Waite. al Aspen Col.
s Hon Glenn SiuGebzker = South
Be1G IH6 =
Dec l4-Ex-Gov David P Thompson Ird
t. a. Portland. Ore
15-J4GE SwtEtors labor leader ard writer
OF eccE-arn.c subjects. Il New ! ork. =
31-GoN y II Gregory a. N3ckfarc, K. !.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
CRIMES.

Jzz. t2-LTa.s Carrier kills wife ser ard
SET. = Albany. y y
FEB. lS-Jos. 3 Hinton e. kil.s Maggie
sAuFtz co al Logan kan; cisappotrisc
s4-Mrz Rose wurzer. drowned her chlI-
eEer, Al GEtc1toWr. Wash. 5uSar.ty-
Mr. Henry Warns burns rs stock ard
buildings ard kills son and self. rear
Dsr.szH. "a. Insanity.
Z-Mrs. Nara more kills he- children q
cod Brook. Mass. eai fails i attempt .
sElc.Ge
2lMrs Nathan Townsend klls SCI ard
children al Cass Cify. Mich. fanny
-s-Ern.I segerl.1 While insane k.sas himself
ard daughters near Devils lake. y. .
App st. L Arlington ks Mamie Cleg-
horn AID self a. SaTerE4lle. Ca. g. a.
count q broken Ct g cement.
Ma +-Aarzs! Mess Kills wife ard self &;
HsbyeEvi..e. Tex. JEALOUSY
81 .UrT Lane kills ne and S+lf - O.
coca. Ia domestic trouble Mrs. Elmer
S1imay KS her Children aEl SCI. near
Jun Vim ARIEL. u. o. Beaverton
Mich kls daughter ara wounds VT.
sisters AID brother Was intoxicated.
Leroy fITaFeS age ltt Ks brother So
Ter 4E1 SCI rear Napoleon. o. crazec d
sensational literature
---Da.las. Tex rner killed II stree, euel-@
-t-Jess.e AorrLscC found guilty o 2-az-
s,41gateE II I'd cegree Tor MURDER II
ia 3-Chas McC.ansy shoots Mamie
Reed and SCI overs quarrel
- klEot ks VII aEC SET a. Dodge
Gsty Kan disagreed over property
AGg -ActsT TEad Brooke E..ls Mile
I-lgh,aaTk ate self dug rehearsal a.
on Jealousy AK Mccullough
kai4s Rlfe and So a CraHf<e. @ Wa
intoxicated
Prank SeEu;z kl.ls wife ard daughter a,
szult Ste. Mare Mich. drunk aE5 5e4.-
At Reynolds Mss. shot IT aght in
court during trial
Blake Logan. : soEs ard Wilson broth
ers k..-ec by West Mays aaE George
Golden al Williams burg Ky trouble
over woman
Mrs. Perry throws her children ard
self t.to Wei near Mortified .
OCT FACTION night rear MlLcIeS bOro- Ky.
results il killed ) WOUNDED
-e-AEcFs~ Israe-scE woarGs father-.r-
~. k.--s vie lster-lE-law arC SCI al
Iron RIVER Men
Nov water Schneider kris Minnie
kztcEstel.er ard SET. near Reading p
-S--Hoe=r, viking ks Jacob Stokes ta.s
ia.her--r- z~i AID Mr. StCEes. al f. Mon
Vie o : then Killed by a sor q Stex+s
Dee al OPP AID. eaubi- murder causes
race not. > negroes killed.
1"-heN. : IN ks1UGEeI kills VIE cha-
cren and SCI al Copper Fails M.cn.- vras
.Es4re-.- Ars Gilbert fatally assaulted
r. Wasr-E EtCr. l.. G.
l'-Pearl Warner. Louise k-lre. Sherman
10 house and John Jacobs al SUICIDE IN
144etHb5s 90 toarE.rg house
-S~J ORR = Eull At.s wifa ard se,f 81 Pa =
SeEz EzH l. T Exu n ks ~ ard
-. Eear Gerterv5l3e. TX
- are. over taUl G--z Nstrot. AK.
results n killing J. rsoEs
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03

der Colon 10 Cap. Perry. Of L. battle
sE.u Iowa who helGS City Until arriVa4 Of
govern -lent force
pee Pa Chur. Chinese heir apparent,
feuasz6 OF ground that RS father. Prince
Tua1. w. author e Boxer trouble.
.t-At ZaeatsczS. Mex appalling loss OF
ne attends burning q municipal ma rkei-
-k5.gEe=er reports severe fighting - nu-
uer1us points IT, :. Africa. losses about
equally G!t.ESe between Beers arc bflt-
zsh
At : decides 10 cut Is claim against
C1ia4 - s ua.t,4 . S75l1a."az which rep
r-ssHtS aetUa. dana g and cost q M
.tarE operations -. Peace protocol De
tween Argertlrs and cE!H signed. beth
continue PR saratsaEs ~ war-
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-03
INDUSTRIAL.

Feb. Purchase C Southern Pacific Is
NE5---c5--t interests completes Transport
tat5sn > II extending without bfezk
TTor1 New y ork - tte orient
III organ steel combination. tk-awr A.
Sc. corporst-o-i orga1.zec. capital.
Apr. S-Ceub.nattu- formed II Nv yarE,
10 control practically entire s.5ver ard
copper output o. country
z1-Amer.eaE soap Manufacturing assn
cSHposee = . taetor4esJ organized IL
Nay s-Il'. Central r. P. establishes pen
s-oH system toT ele employees.
Stree railways - Albany Troy. oha@s
sieTy..et ard Rensselaer,. y \. tieg Up
BY strike
81; a, paris Of country 5o.oo maeAla.s:s
strike for s-nr- Gay
jan. S-Mary injured II fight between Ia
borers ard police al Rochester y
-,Cc .si1 =, q An. sheet Steel & An
50 Mp n - sFesFee - a-.; work be-
Jul ltPr=s Shafer = Arralgara.eG
as r orders strike L all I. :. steel cor
Aug Total number Of steel workers Gus
l4--Charters Of lodges Of s-eei workers 81,
s s3s.J =. e !.,- rsvoked because q re-
Sep EPrss. sha1er refuses scha sb's
ltSteel strike ended OF terms originally
ohered b. Pres Schwao OF I. : Sfeel cor
oct. l--cembinat,on o. = Leading pi6wusk-
- - mica "a - rs Tltfl
IA Fa-- River. Mas .55opo M. Generators
strike Or per cert va e Increase
Nov tl-beEEIs MGIv.hIi. coaI HEAVIER
elected MAYOR II BriCgepCr Corn.
Dec Am. Federation. of I4al dr IN Psi ar
Ela4 coEFeT. ttHr. a. Scranton Pa
i5-U- :. Steel corpora on ADOPTS civil se-x-
zee sYstem tor 30 employees or axe
-+-samue. Gomps-s reelected Pres Am
FEDERATION Of Labor A. Srr4r,1r p
-5-R-f-es ertatiVes % capital ard labor
M -h Ne@ York T. devise p.ar 0f ST
ttsg labor disputes