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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-11
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NOyismbro PasAron IL &.
leccioL IN, Mn que afortnns dAmente
hAyAn deiado otrO rantro en estn
1urisdiCcf6 6n, one el aliento pro.
ducido por = aerrotA sufrida legal.
menta 81 toda lA Isla u II derIota
moral pofqn6 no decirlo, ca y lo-
/ cslidad.
Nos hacemcs eco de II opinion
general, ypor tAntn no vAcilAmos an
asegurar que los Faderales de ID
tuado hubieran ped hscer III 6s.
En- II jurigdicci6n existen mss
de $500 fsderales con derecho 81
voto. Apar ecfan inscritas ceres de
$500 Y doicAMente eppsitArOn M
voto 1418, menoa 870 0yotos repubn
canos dan una Mayoria Abaoluts de
1O48 sl ss'
B.rrirs como 81 de d. a fonso,
CaonillAs abljo y Tetusn qte lorna.
ban 81 reeint0 No 86 en- d0nde los
-F'ederxlea tenfan csrcs de 500 votos
aparecen en- 81 escrutfnio CON 36 vo-
tos FsdaraIes y 81 repubiicanos.
Verdad es one el tempo fu6 nm
factor que beneficiAbs los Rapu.
blieanos, peYo tAulbien hubo muy
nal tiempo en- las elecciones de 1899
que edirigi6 ell in0lvidAble Ledo Dom
Ffaiciaco NAtar v en- ellas CON solo
1900 inscripciones, se obtuvieron
1451 de may o 10.
ResvltAdo hnal para locslidad
creemos que nirguno; para fsl pals
80. tan POGO.
Veremos ri en- este reeesn de
dos amos, se piensA mn POGO mas en
10 pftria, J olvf6 andonos todos fede.
rales y republicAnos de las luchas
de par tidos, &c constitnye con fuerz Il
y solidez ell dnico partido que pueda
"Reminiscences. SEl Puertorriquen %
90
Sc encuentra reco1'do en- CANA
Ell Professor Principal de esta ciudad
D. Pablo Morales Cabrera. Cela.
brarem Oh 90 pronto restablecimien.
to. ~ Il ss.ss .Stfs. ss7Ss
Les ha sido concedida ma nueva
pr6re ga IL meses fespectivamente
& los contratistas en- carretaras DON
Jose Roig Colomer y Mari Co para
la termination de sus trabsjos.
o*o
Hace dos semanAs se encuentra
trabajando en- el testr del club de
obreros ell Professor Sr Jordan en- su
trabajo de prestidigitsci6n, iiusiones
opticas y sopambnlismo. El phbli.
CO ha corresponding nj Sr Jordan
asistiendo & las iunciones.
90
El mercAdo de cafe continue
algo fojo en- los precios; las traDss
clones comerciales mediAnAs. Ha
empezado.c CON bsstante entu siasmo
Ia siembra del tab&co.
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Meeting del Coait6
directive federal.

PArece cor firmsrse IN noticia
que no hAce mucho pub!ics mos, con
referenciA 6 una convention del or.
ganismo directive del partido fede'
raj.
Asegdrase que dicho directorio
SO reunira el diA 30 en- esta ciudad y
que sera su objeto acordAr resolu'
clones para su conducts fatura.
Sc kabla de una comisi6n que
vaya 6 Washington 6 con ferenciar
CON el gobierno acerca de las pasa'
das elecciones contra lss cuales mu'
chas reclamaciones han sido entA
bladss por squel pArtido, y Sc ase'
gura que ser2 tambisn objeto de es'
tudio en- Ell referido meeting IL con
ducts que los delegsdos fsderalea
que han resultado electos, debieran
teguir en- 10 pr6x'ma Legislators.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-11
ProC0dilnientOS..

Re- De espsrar que, pasadas u.
alscciOnes que nm cAmbiO De perso-.
nal detsrmiuAr On j. administration
10 Ion rhunicipios. que desapArecien.
do, 10 yeS, IL homogenetdad de 10
Ckmara baia, en- 10 islA se determine
aaf mismc, coDjuntamente con u1a
aituaci6n de psx ON tCdOs aentido1,
nnA oYA do pre- gresCs que AbrA aue-
vos horixontes & II indesmentible
lAboriosidad de este + usblo.
In islA estk canada del pugilA-
to pOlftico, y shOrA los hombres que
van 6 ocupsr puestos pdblicos tie
mem sobre nj las responsAbilidAdes
de las func'ones que eieYzan, STEM.
pre delicadAs, y en- estos momentos
mucho mas, por cuAnto han De estar
on relaci6n directA CON las grAndes
nscsaidsies del pals, A cuyas ext.
gencias hA de conss grArser tods 10
Atenci6n que aqu6llag mereceri.
Adm cuando lA pr6ximA legts'
lAthra vaya 10 representation de dos
partidOs polfticos, entendemos que
debe allf plautearse resueltamente
este problemA: todo p0r ell pals y
RWt0 - "a K0A0s E@A~AE~S
ominentemente americana.
Leyes iustfaimas fusron rechA.
zadas ayer. Debe inslstirse en- que,
siendo justas y necesarias aquellas
leyss, 30 las apruebe hoy para bien
de,Puerto-RicO. n
@Algo, meier dicho. mucho debe
hacerse respecto al fanci0nalismo
de- Lon Municipios que, hoy por hoy,
por limitaci6n de fAcultaees, no pue
den dssarrollar 81 vida dando vigor
y empuje 6 proyectos que, de poder'
los YeAlizar, .serian de positive pro-
vocho Al bienestar pdblico.
AGnense los esfaerzos, t6rrense.
lineas divisorias one no deben exis'
tir, v asi, dentro de una pei facta
unidad de mirAs en- que no asome 81
privAtivo convencionalismo, 10 lsls
irA levantando ga cabeza de 10 pos
TRACTION y es innegable que Sc ensan'
chark para el pueblo puertorriquef1o
oil radio de aus actividades. Asi y
solo Asf debe proeederse porque de
10 eontrRrio perderfase el tempo y
seria una proclamation que las es'
fsras del poder ptblieo, 8, al sitio de
donde ham de surgir Las ley ~ que RI
ian & todo nm pueblo, 8 al seno de
los Ayuutamientos. se vaya tambitn
CON 10 cArga de odios IRE fexivos y
de torpes Anta gonis mos personales,
pues 10 que saldria de allf, en- vez de
lug q disip&ra las miserias ser{a una
proyecci6n de sombras que cerrAra
mas v mas aqu6l incierto horizonte.
Y desde luego del pAtriotismo
de los puertorrique11os podrfa decir'
se entonces que tuvo su total eclip
se. Porque todas esss tristezAs uni
rfanse & 10 de que no somos ciuda
danos de nirguna parte, y de que,
siendo este Asf, tAmpoco supimos
ser, en- momentos supremos como
estos, patriotAs celosos de este noble
dictAdo y de-, busn nombre de Pusr
t0-RiCO
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Dell0la Gene
UrIDe UfIbe eIl
Sangrienta Batalla oofle|
fin 8 Ia reuol oluci6n eIl Co
lornbia con excepcio On del
istIIlo
(De 1sssessso oO,sr po,ssaI !

NneVa Yoa k % 0stnhre 26 I'll Ges
neral uribe u ,ibe 1ioen lAs notfeiAs
que lleg&n de Colo biz hoy, - ha
rendido n Ganexj M4rja1r6s, en-
rio Ffio, iunto Uni dit cal1ones
" 500 riffa n 300. .O0 y ckYEks le mn
;nicionhs cerca az SSiIfe Maria.
go Laa faerxss reyoIucfonarixs que
operaban 81 mando al General Uri.
.he fuaron derrotAd das 81 ii n IN an IA
81 6De4a, retirk kndosa con direcci6n u &
Rio n 10 donde Ocuraron posicionos
yenta ,sas M General Marriages.
con 900 hOmbres Z aus 6rdenes,
snrocsdi6 contra los Yabslaes desde
u Ol6nags, oblig g4ndolea 4 batirse
hAce nm rar Ga d1ss. Pr Nm las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-11
s E P AS E

Que no pubGcamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por aaelan-
taao.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan por
una Inca y La Inca vale diez CEN
tavoS.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
municaao sin su importe NO Sc con-
estan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-11

1tisns mente, lbsio II prasi-
deEcia de Romero r bledo. ~ ran.
MID III Madrid III comisi6n encaygA.
= de erfglr un monnmento s Alton
10 XII
No tomsron O defn:livA aeuer-
do algunO. s
ri ssnor Romero Rsbl0do con-
Ef reno 6 despr6s cerc1 de- tres cuar-
tos dc hora; con III Sr> 6sgasta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-11
Fl COnandante
Leroy Ladurie.

Dicen de Paris que se han hecho
gsstiones para lograr el indu'to del
ComandaIts Leroy Ladurie, conde.
nado 4 IL destituci6n por el consejo
de guerra de Nantes, (Frapcia. }
e! presidente de 10 Reptblica,
de acuerdo con el ministro de Ia
Guerra, ha neg ado el indnlto en-
Atenci6n & Ia Ats grave de insubor.
dinaci6n cometida por el comandan'
to-
FELIX SANTONI
AVOCADO
Ha traslaaado SUI bufete al To-
cal que ocupo ell del Lcdo. d. Luis
de Ealo. ...
Arecibo, P. R.
MEURO8lNE i7RUNiEH
A los Notarios
OARPETAS PARA ESORITURAS
En- colores SO hacen & Ia Or
On ola COreSRRRSPONDENcIA.S
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
A THREATENED ERUPTION.
People Living in Paint Creek VAL
ley, Ohio, Alarmed Over the Ac-
ton of Copperas Mountain

cambridge, O., Sept. 1S.-People liv-
ing in the Paint Greek valley are
greatly alarmed over the appearance
Of smoke and sulphurous gas from
Copperas mountain, which can be seen
from this place. Ever since the first
eruption of Mont Pelee, smoke has is
sued from the mountain at intervals,
but only within IA few days have the
smoke and gas become especially no.
ticeable. and many attribute it to the
recent eruptions in Martinique. In
yestigation shows that the slate in
the mountain has become hot, and
some of il has become dull red from
the action of the heat. The smoke is
sues from the side and not the top
of the mountain, and scientists havs
been asked to make a thorough inves-
legation.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
His Defamation of a denomination
to Congress Commented On
by Secretary Shaw.
THE LATTER TALKS VERY GUARDtDlY.
us Principal Concern. However, o..
That Gen. Uender-on'- Motives
May Not he M.understood By
Those Who DO Not Understand
the situation.

Washington. sept. i. Secretary
Shaw said. in commenting further up
on Speaker Hendcrsun's deelination
of a denomination, that while he re-
Trained either from criticising or JUS
tifying the speakers course. he con-
sdered it of very great Importance
and due To zen. Henderson that his
position be not misunderstood" sec
rotary Shaw said:
Either many newspapers misunder-
stand him to stand pat on the tariff
plank of the Iowa platform. which ia
yors such revisions as changed con
ditions make advisable. In his address
to the republican voters of the Third
Iowa district he SAYS:
"'While have been against a gen
eral revision | have never
been opposed to making needed
changes. and ! am not now
Nor do / understand him to OBJ
iect TO the antitrust plank. which is
in a different section of the state
platform, and which only declares
against allowing the tariff to become
SntIItT LOT tIuSIS. II goes no
further than iutimating that such a
thing may occur. 1t does not say
such thing does exist. Commenting
on this plank in his address. the gen
eral says: 1t is bold declaration
that if notifications of the tariff are
SECURED To prevent monopoly from
sheltering itself under the wings Of
protection then the tariff shall be
modified To prevent that condition
AS ! understand him he finds him
self unable to agree with the inter
probation placed upon this plank by
many of his constituents and firm
party friends. To what if any. ex-
tent the republicans of Iowa are adj
yocating removal of the tariff on
trust-made or controlled goods. as a
remedial measure. | am unable To
speak. think Gen. Henderson's
friends ought 10 see to il that his POI
sition be correctly interpreted 70 the
public and that he be not placed in
the false light of having declined 10
be a candidate for congress- because
he objects, to use the language of the
platform. ito such changes in the tar
if from time to time as become advis-
able through the progress Of our in
to the commerce of the world
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
DEATH OF NICHOLAS FISH.
Every Effort Being Made to Throw
Light On the Occurrence Mt
the Coming Inquest.

New York, Sept. s.-Investigation
into the facts surrounding the death
of Nicholas Fish, the banker. which
followed an alteration in a saloon,
Monday evening, is being pushed with
great vigor, with view to having
all possible light thrown upon the
case at the inquest Friday
According to Assistant District At
torney Caravan, Mrs. Margaret Pickles,
a sister of Mrs. Casey, who is said TO
have been in the company of Mrs.
Casey and Mrs. Philips when Fish
was struck by Sharkey, has been To-
Gated i'll Boston, and ARRANGEMENTS
are being made to have the woman in
this city during the inquest. Mr..
Garvan said that he believed her evil
dence would go long way in clear
ing up the mystery.
At the home of Nicholas Fish il
was said that Mrs. Fish has recoy-
cred from the first shock which her
husbands untimely death caused her
ana was now resting quietly. Mrs.
Fish has been confined to her bed
since Tuesday morning.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
A STATEMENT BY GOMPERS,
GRAFTON of Labor Talks of
the Miners strike.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Sept. 1S.-Presi-
dent Gompers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, in statement is
sued Wednesday. takes a hopeful view
of the strike situation The state
ment is as follows:
AT this time it is impossible to
say exactly when the strike will
terminate. but after careful inquiry
into the situation at the mines. | am
OF the opinion that the strike will
end by agreement. The wage earn
ers and the general public are gen
erously contributing to the aid of
the miners. 1t is essential that this
aid be extended and continued.
IF the manhood Of the miners is
TO be maintained they must at least
have bread for their wives and little
ones. as well as for themselves. The
declared attitude of the presidents OF
the anthracite railroads has not ap-
parently changed. Despite this fact.
L am fully convinced that the strike
Will end through agreement. with in,-
proved conditions for the miners and
the union maintained
lSigned. SAMUEL GOMPERS.
president of the American Fedora
tlon of Labor"
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
BOTH ARE AT DEATHS DOOR.
Ira Preasly and Wife Victims of .
Deadly Assault at Missouia,
Montana.

st. Paul, Sept. 1S.-A special to the
Dispatch from Missoula. Mont, says:
Ira Pressly and his wife, whose hcme
ranch is near Superior. are at Par
sons hospital, in this city, both near
death, and unable to tell who wound
ed them. Pressley's throat is cut
from ear to ear, and the woman is
unconscious from blow On the head
that caused confusion of the skull
The man is conscious, and says he
was in bed when his throat was cut,
but says he does not know who did
the cutting. How PRESLEY has con-
tinued to live during the past "a
hours is wonder. His windpipe is
completely severed and escophagus
cut through clear to the back, and
the head is almost half severed. BY
pressing the chin down toward the
chest in such manner as to bring
the severed windpipe together. the
man can speak in a barely audible
voice, and in this manner was able
to answer few questions. He denies
having any trouble with his wife.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
GROWING MORE ALARMING.
The Forest Fires Around Grand En-
campment, Col, Getting
More Serious.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 1S.-A tcle-
phone message from Grand Encamp-
ment says the forest fire situation is
growing more alarming along the
Wyoming Colorado line. The residents
of Pearl, Col, and Encampment, fear
that unless the fires are soon checked
the towns may be wiped out. The
fires are creeping dangerously close
to the mining camps and ranching
settlements, and while no loss of life
has been reported, it is feared isolat-
ed miners, prospectors and sheep
herders may get caught in the sea of
flames sweeping over the district,
and perish before aid can reach them.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
JUMPING ON M. PELLETAN.
H., p,r,. pre,a Getting After the
Minister of Marine For HIS
mzerta speech.

Paris. Sept. 1s.-The Figaro severe
| lv condemns the speech of Minister
of Marine Pelletan. at Bizerta. Tunis,
which. il says. III another mouth
would be laughable, and in the mouth
of a minister is intolerable.
Ms head of the navy" says Figaro,
M. Pelletan's place is in the ministry
of marine: not at banquets. If he IS
not conscious of this, the president
of the council should remind him OF
it. His repeating that he remains. in
office, what he was previous to tax
! ing Office. will convince everybody
that he is unworthy to continue in
the ministry.
His speech is not newspaper ar
ticle; he has compromised the gov
eminent and country. Fortunately.
NJ Delcasse is there to repair the
mischief. but this must not become
the foreign minister's daily occupa-
ton. 1t is not for this that we have
IA minister of foreign affairs"
The Gaulois asks wonderingly what
opinion the powers will have of
France when they see her minister
of marine casting defiance at Eu-
rope. They will ask themselves if NJ.
Pelletan is not The mouthpiece of the
government, especially if the govern
ment does not unload itself on him.
This unloading" says the Gaulois,
will not be SO Illuminating as ex-
plantations and apologies
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
FORGOT TO CLOSE A SWITCH.
Freight Brakeman's CareIessness
Results In Hear-End Collision
Near MOorhead, Mimi.

Fargo, \. d., Sept. 1s.-The first
section of the Northern Pacific pas
senger train No. 3 ran into the rear
Of freight train on siding two
miles east of Moorhead early Wednes-
lay morning. Inc freight brakeman
forgot to close the switch to the
side track Two freight cars, a ca
GOOSE and the passenger engine were
Daddy smashed, and several passen-
gers were bruised and cut by breaking
glass. The engineer and firemen
both jumped. No one was seriously
lurt.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
The Boer Please, sir want some moro.

Valencia and eventually entered that
city September IS, with about 2,lO0
men. leaving the road free for the
further advance on Caracas for the
revolutionary army under Generals
Mendoza. Rivera and Battala.
The only other government army in
the field is the one which is under the
personal command of President Cas-
tro, who, n few days ago. was at Ocu-
mare, about Is miles south Of Carac-
as, and was sending out scouts look'
ing for the advance guard of the army
of Gen. Matos, the revolutionary lead
err The president later abandoned his
position precipitately before the adj
vance of the revolutionists, who oc-
cupied 0cumare
The president retreated from Ocu-
mare to CharaYava and then to Qua
yaba. about four hours march from
Caracas.
According to report the president
intends to move his army to a point
near Valencia, join forces with the
troops under Gen. Garrido and attack
the revolutionary army commanded
by Gen. Mendoza.
From all points are reported de-
sertions of government soldiers to the
ranks of the revolutionsts. and the
general impression in Venezuela is
that the last important incident of
the revolution is approaching.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
CASIRO'S END IN SIGHT
The Venezuelan Dictator and His
Army Perilously Near
Final Defeat.
ReTReATING BEFORE REvOLUTlOalSTS.
The Recently Reported NictJry Over
Gen. Mendoza's Army Was Only
Advance Guard Fight-The
Road to Caracas Left Practically
Open.

Willemstad. Island of Curacao, Sept.
1s.-President Castro of Venezuela
has retreated from Ocumare before
the advance of the revolutionists. The
Venezuelan governments situation is
critical.
Recent adyices received from Nene-
zuela confirm the dispatches from
Willemstad 'of Friday. September -.
The battle which, as then announced,
began September II in the vicinity of
Tinaquillo, Venezuela. between about
1000 revolutionists. under the com
mand of Generals Mendoza, Batalla
and Rivera and government forces of
about the same strength. led by the
Venezuelan minister of war, Gen. Gar
rido, resulted in the defeat of the gov
eminent forces, and not in victory
for the latter as announced in n dis
patch from TORS Cardenas, secretary
of President Castro. which set forth
that Gen. Mendoza's army had been
annihilated September s near Tina
quillo. The engagement Of that date,
as cabled from here September IL,
was only an advance guard fight of,
no importance. The real battle began
September II, and lasted four days.
after which Gen. Garrido retreated on
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19

1T is for NJ. Pelletan's colleagues
ana countrymen to remember that
circumstances might easily have
arisen in which similar incontinence
OF tongue might entail the most Sc
rlous consequence, and 4or them To
reflect whether it is prudent to ex-
pose France and the world to such
dangers while NJ. PeIletan is growing
accustomed to being "a minister"
he Times suggests that NJ. Combes,
the French premier, restore discipline
to the cabinet by curbing the license
of some of its members.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
REFUSES TO RECONSIDER
Speaker Henderson Refuse. tn H.
consider His Determination to
Retire From Congress-

Des Moines. Ia, Sept. 1s.-SpeakeI
henderson refused to reconsider his
withdrawal from the congressional
race in the Third district.
The following telegraphic reply
was received in response to re.
quest to reconsider his action.
Dubuque, Ia, Sept. 16.-A[essrs
haie 1oung and S. w. Rathbun, Des
MONIES, Ia; Your joint telegram sin
eerely appreciated, but can not recon.
sider; for after an age spent in fight
ing Tor my country, state and dis
.rie', l can not acquiesce in admin
istering free trade poison to cure the
trust evil, which | abhor.
l'ished.l ID. Il. HENDERSON.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED:

Laclede county, Mo-. is to have the
largest apple orchard in the world
1t will cover 5000 acres of ground
and will be controlled by the Frisco
Orchard Co.
albert j. Thrower, editor of the
Stoddard County Democrat. at Dex-
ter, Mo, was held up in st. Louis, af-
ter attending n jefferson club ban
quet, and relieved of a small amount
of money and his railroad passes.
Frank Printz, former st. Louis
policeman, committed suicide because
he feared he was going blind.
Eleven railroad system will unite
to colonize the southwest through the
st. Louis gateway.
The Kansas, Oklahoma Central ~
Southwestern Railroad 20. will build
a line of $40 miles. 1t has a capital
of 81 800, 600.
y farmer at Danville. Ill.,. had a
fight with the sutton of his 14-year-old
niece and shot the youth in the head.
Rowland Gill. "A 14-year-old boy,
was killed by an elevator at the Nor
ris Holman Manufacturing Co., in ST.
Louis.
Mss. Mary Watkins. who lived near
Paris, H., was found dead at the
door of her home with bullet in her
head. The coroner returned YER
dict of suicide.
After futile attempt to kill his
sweetheart, who took his revolver
f.II 4
man committed suicide by taking poi
son.
y Hot Spring (Ark) judge granted
an injunction against the operators of
Slot machines. 1t is expected that a
general crusade against gambling will
follow
\ Macon (Mo.) woman after OBJ
tanning a divorce from her husband
called. in her carriage, at his hotel
and took him driving in order To make
his stay in town the more pleasant.
Speaker Henderson announces that
he will not make the race for con
gress against Horace Boies, asserting
that he finds himself out of harmony
with his party in Iowa on the sub
jects of trusts and tariff.
An Illinois woman. crazed from the
excessive use of strong headache pow
ders. left the house at midnight and
ended her life by throwing herself
into a thirty-foot well.
John II. Combs, wanted in Salt
Lake City. Utah. for the theft of $3.50,
a team Of horses and wagon. was
captured, in st. Louis, by means of
decoX letter.
Abbeyville, the third largest town in
Reno county, kas., was practically de-
stroyed by fire. Seven retail stores
were burned. The loss will not ex-
eeed $50, 900.
Circuit Attorney Folk, of st. Louis.
says there is enough boodling busi-
ness in sight TO keep the grand jury
busy for year or more.
Lieut.. Howard Lytle, at Nation.
ILL.,, received a telegram, Tuesday
evening, from Springfield ordering
him To assemble Company E, Fourth
infantry. Illinois national guard, pre-
paratory to going to Eldorado. Ill,
where a race war is in progress.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19
DIDN'T KNOW 1T WAS LOADED,
Mrs. VIM. limerick Fatally Shot by
Her Niece mt Her Home In
Roanoke, Virginia.

Roanoke, Va, Sept. 1s.-Mabel Car
roll, aged Is, shot and instantly killed
her aunt, Mrs. VIM limerick in the
limerick home here Tuesday night.
Mrs. limerick was standing at a bu-
reau, dressing, when the girl snapped
a revolver which she claims she did
not know was loaded. The ball en-
tered the left temple and Mrs. EN-
erick died instantly. A coroner's jury
eAonerated Miss Carroll of all blame.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19

Chicago, Sept. ls.-Five persons
were seriously injured and three
trainloads of passengers were thrown
INTO panic in collision between
three south side elevated trains. Tues
DAY night at Sixty-third street and
Madison avenue.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-19

Austin, Tex, Sept. Miss Eliza
beth Ney, the sculptor, who has made
aer home here for several years, has
eft for Germany, where she will ex-
cute the statues of Gen. Sam Hous-
on and Stephen F. Austin, which are
o be placed in the capitol at Wash
neton.