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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

When we say "we,' we
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and we're he, Moncyback
does 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

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ing, Saltalr, Labor Day 30 trains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY.
HONOLULU

Rating Book today Tor bus
We publish Rating Books Cor Sa Lake cry PARK city
ogden city and Boise City
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19

When news of the openCg of the war reached Vladiyostock the squadron there was hastily repainted and cleared for action, leaving port on the after noon of February 9. He believed that it returned to Vladivostock after sink ing the Nakon0ura Maru
 Niadiyostock Badly Defended.
 There are no torpedOes nor mines sunk at Nladiyostock. and the place is totally unprepared to resist attack
 Massing of troops on the north bank of the Yalu continues. the Russians evidently believing that the Japanese intend to make their main attack there with the object of forcing their way through the Russian lines and destroy ing the railway, thereby cutting off all communication with Port Arthur and Nladiyostock
 The Japanese are again agitating the construction Of the SeoGl-Wiju railway and great quantities of material used i'll the 'Gsan-Seoul railway are avail able. ln the event of prolonged war railway between these points would be of immense advantage
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Compliments Good Roads Adherents.

Col. R. w Richardson. secretary of the National Good Roads Association, in a letter to the secretary of the Arkansas Good Roads Association, says: "l have heard good reports from your recent convention. and am glad that l had a part in the initiative in this work in your splendid state of Arkansas. l was sorry that it was impossible for you to attend our com mittee meeting in Washington It was a splendid representative committee and l think accomplished good work Hon. H. l.. Remmel covered himself with glory for the cause"
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
ARKANSAS SIA|E NEWS,
State Capitol Commission Awards Contract for Two Million Brick.
EVENTS OF AWEEx BRIEFLY CHRoNIclsD
Interesting Statistics on Peach Grow. ins-Deplorabie Tragedy in Which
 Two Prominent Citizens Are Slain.
Will Inspect State Guards.

An orde: has been issued from headquarters of the Arkansas state tsnard announcing that the United States army officers designated to in spect the guard will be at the follow ing places on the dates named:
 Little Rock. April 9. Companies B and NJ Second regiment.
 Hot Springs, April II, Company c. Second regiment
 Malvern, April 12. Company K. Sec ond regiment.
 Prescott, April l3. Company F, See ond regiment
 Texarkana, April II, Company I. Second regiment
 DeQueen, April 15. Company F. Second regiment
 Bonneville. April 16, Company A, Third regiment.
 Magazine, April IS. Company c. Third regiment
 Ola. April 19. Company E. Third reg iment
 Morrilton, April 20. Company A. Second regiment
 Dardanelle. April 21. Company D. Third regiment
 Fort Smith, April 9. Company K. First regiment
 Sloan Springs, April 9, Company A, First regiment.
 Eureka Springs. April .. Company D, First regiment
 Harrison, April 26, Company C. First regiment.
 Arrangements are to be made for the selection of provisional resi- ment of twelve companies from the thirty-six in the state. to go to the worlds fair al some date tO be named later
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Bentonvilie to Get Main Line.

It is reported that Bentonville is to have the new main line of the Frisco railroad. The new main line will leave the old one at some point in Missouri south of Monett and will bear southwest. passing west of the Elkhorn mountains, going through Bentonville and crossing Benton county near its center and Washing ton country through it's central west ern portion. thus entirely escaping Devils Eyebrow country and the Wins low Tunnel and it's adjacent noun tains and leaving Rogers several miles to the eastward This is the most feasible and practical route and presents no difficulties as compared with the old route
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Killed By Switch Engine.

D. c. Amsden, aged 21. an employe of the Iron Mountain, was run down and killed by switch engine in North Little Rock. Amsden was in the yard checking up some cars and did not see the engine which struck him. Engineer Booth. who was running the engine at the time, applied the brakes the moment the man was struck and succeeded in stopping his engine within distance of eight feet, though not before one pair of trucks had passed over the body, severing one leg and horribly crushing the pelvis bone.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
A Denlnrahle IranadY.

A most deplorable tragedy took place at KingslaRd, in which County Juoge s. T. Morgan and his brother, Henry Morgan, were killed by J. D. Night The dead men were standing on the street together when Right and a man named Knickerbocker. rivals in the livery business. got into diff f1culty. The latter drew a knife and slashed Night, who then ran. As he approached the Morgans they were standing in such a way he thought they were going to stop him. Right pulled a 3S-calibre Smith & Wesson and opened fire. mortally wounding both the Morgans.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
BRIEF MENTION.

A bank with s10, 1000 capital has been organized at Mount Ida.
 The Bank of Nettleton, capital stock $l0,9al. has been incorporated
 Vim. Penrose of Woodruff county has been nominated for governor by the socialist party.
 w. F. J. Kerd. an Iron Mountain brakeman, was crushed between cars at Benton and probably fatally in. jured.
 Robert Howell a timberman, was shot and killed at Clarendon by Wm Pierce, hotel proprietor, whose guest Howell was.
 Tom Carouthers. who murdered his wife at Malvern January 12. has been sentenced to thirty-one years in the penitentiary.
 Fire at Black Rock destroyed the Frisco hotel and two other frame buildings, The fire was caused b. the explosion of gas in a stove
 Phil West and Steve Hewitt. two negroes, became involved in a trivial difficulty at Fayetteville. and Hewitt shot and fatally wounded West
 The comptroller of the currency has authorized the State National bank of TeXarkana to begin business The capital stock is Sl00 .00O E. K Smith is cashier.
 For the first time since the cit. was incorporated democrats on the re IS side of Texarkana have or. Y Ii 2 primary to nominate party eaIdida,es for city officials.
 Citizens Of Little Rock and the trav- cling public in general anticipate the early erection Of a new depot station in the capital city by the Gould system.
 Joe Walden of Carroll county, while handling a 3S-ea!ibre revolver, acci- dentally discharged the weapon re- ceiving a bullet ill the left breast. ranging upward.
 Fire at Kings!and destroyed the Orton house. Dykes drug store and the offices ef Dr. Charles Leale and Attorney F. A. Gibson The total loss !5 about s4.eo9.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Money in Growina Peachas.

bulletin on Peach Growing in Arkansas. has been prepared by Er- nest Walker, horticulturist and ento- mologist of the agricultural expert ment station at Fayetteville MT Walker gives the following interesting observations: "A small planting in Washington county of trees 10 years old and under good care yielded at the rate of $1S0 per acre net at 90 cents a bushel. both in 1901-02. Instances of better returns could be easily multi piled. One of the most notable in stances of large returns from a we'll cared-for peach orchard was that of Mir. NJ s. Scott, at SlatOnvillc. who Hetted S10000 in two years from a 30-acre orchard of three and four-year- old trees. $3.ooo fer 190l-and $7000 for 1902. On the other hand. an orchard of equal extent. and equally fayorably located under the same eli matte conditions, yielded nothing in the same years on account of mex perienccd management On the whole the results in 1901-02 were so very satisfactory in Arkansas that an un- precedented interest in peach grow ing has arisen. In 1899 the census showed a total of 2.769,052 peach and nectarine trees in Arkansas (practi- cally all peach). In 1899 the number of trees was 4,062,21S. i Since 1900 it is probable that the number of trees has been more than doubled. possibly the total extent of such areas has been trebled"
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
ADMIRAL COTTON TO RETIRE.
Owing to Continued Illness of His Wife lie Hauled Down His
 From the Brooklyn.

Washington. Feb. 17.-Announca-
 ment was made Tuesday at the navy department of the retirement, at his own request, of Rear-Admiral Charles $. Cotton, commander in chief of the European station. Rear-Admiral Cot tons request to be retired was because ot the continued i'll health of his wife. It IS thought that he hauled down his nag from the Brooklyn Tuesday at Genoa. He will probably be succeeded by Rear Admiral French E. Chadwick.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
RUSSIAN BARBARIANS,
Further Reports of Cruelty of Rus sian Soldiers to -Cambatant

Tokio. Eco 17.-The government is receiving additional circumstantial re- ports of the alleged cruelty of the Rus sians toward Japanese refugees from Manchuria. The Japanese consul gen. eral al Tien Tsin has just telegraphed the authorities here, giving a reel al of the story told by 13 women who have just arrived at Shan Hai Kwan. The F were residing al Harbin ard started south on February 9. with 30) companicrs Cne-ha!f of these. with
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
ST CITY, ARK. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 1s 1904

the women, reached Mukden on the 10th, and were ordered to leave the train by Russian soldiers, who cruelty abused them and detained the party, which they finally divided. the men be- ing ordered 10 proceed to Port Arthur. The women were sent to New Chwang. where United States Consul Miller provided food and transportation for them to Shan Hai Kwan The women say they saw several Japanese refugees cruelty beaten and wounded They say that the Russian soldiers robbed them of money and jewelry. Some of the Japanese escaped punishment by brihing the soldiers.
 Japanese Deeply stirred.
 The Japanese government and peo- pie are deeply stirred by these reports of abuse and suffering sustained by the refugees They point to their correct attitude toward the Russians in Japan and denounce the Russians as barba- rians.
 The sinking of the Nakanoura Maru and the treatment of the refugees is creating a feeling which betokens a bitter and relentless war It Is i'm probable that the Japanese will retail ate in kind, whatever excesses the Rus sians commit.
 The Japanese are unable to under stand why the men and women ref ugees from Harbin were divided. It is suggested that Russia intends to hold the men at Port Arthur in the hope of avoiding a bombardment. This, how pvpr is nYf rnmnly irnrnhahln
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Contract Awar de q.

The Arkansas state capitol commis- sion has awarded contract for 5000, ,000 brick. to be used in the build ing to the Arkansas Brick and Manu- featuring company of Little Rock of which w. w. Dickinson is president. The accepted bid was $3 per thousand less than the next lowest. The state has already on hand, 5000,000 brick which will also be used in the struc ture.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
lew Road Chartered.

The state railway incorporation board has granted a charter to the Luxora, Eye.ing Shade and North. western railroaI The incorporation proposes to build railroad from LuXora to Evening Shade a distance of loo miles, through the counties of Mississippi Craighead Jackson, Law. renee and Sharp.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
SOME RICH PRIZES.
Japan Has Thus Far Captured Five
 Commcrcial Steamers.

Tokio. Wednesday. Feb. 17.-The Japanese have captured al least tya commercial steamers. including the Ekateriyoslav, of the volunteer fleet; the Moukden, Russia, Argun and Alex anGer. These vessels were caught in Japan, Corean and adjacent waters at various times since Saturday by small Japanese cruisers and gunboats. Some of the steamers are rich prizes.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Scrapper in Hard Luck.

Kid" Kelly. who had received a slight cut in the hand during a saloon brawl at Hot Springs. got obstreper, ous and assaulted a physician who re, fused to dress the round unless ac. companied to his office The physi. elan drew a revolver and shot Kelley in the feshy part of the leg and left him to secure surgical aid from an. other source
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Justice Hughes Withdraws.

Hon. s. P. Hughes has withdrawn as candidate for associate justice of the supreme court. Judge Hughes is one of the best known men in public life in Arkansas, and has served as at 'orhey-general. governor and member G the supreme court. He is now in Ills l4th year and his present term of once will expire November 1 next.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
THE LOSS oF TIL: RoYARIN.
second Russian Crusier Blown Up
 By Their own Mines.

Second Russian trusicr Blown p
 By Their own Mines.
 St. Petersburg, Feb, 1.-The report circulated here that the Russian cruis- CT Boyarin was blown up, by a mine, last Saturday and that all her officers and crew, 197 in number. were lost, is confirmed from a private source.
 The Boyarin was 34S feet long. fl feet beam and Is feet draught She was of 3.200 tons displacement and her trial speed was 25 knots. Her arma- ment consisted of six 4.7-inch guns, eight 1.S-inch guns; two 14-inch guns and three machine guns She was alsl fitted with six torpedo tubes, The Boyarin was last reported as having taken part in the engagement of Feb ruary at Port Arthur.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
ARE THE RUSSIANS AFRAID.
Decided to Hold the Russian MedI-
 tcrrunean Squadron at .Jibutil

Paris, Feb. IA dispatch to the Figaro from St. Petersburg, time 3:33 a. m., Tuesday. says: Tt has been de- cided to hold the Russian squadron from the Mediterranean, now in the Red sea and bound for the far east, at Jibutil, French Somaliland, until fur
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19

ski, chief of the marine staff, is going on to assume the naval command at Port Arthur. The stopping of the Rus sian squadron at Jibutil may lead to in ternational complications, Jibutil being a neutral French port It is under stood that France is not likely to ask the squadron to leave"
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
THE FLAG OF THE
 CRUISER VAR|AG
First Trophy of the War to Be
 Presented To the Mikado.
A PERSONAL PRESENTATION
The Cnptnin of the Chiyoda Will Also Take to ToIiO an Anchor, Gun nnd Other Souvenirs
 of thc Naring.

Tokio, Feb. 1.-The flag of the Rus sian cruiser Nariag. recently sunk off the harbor of Chemulpo, which will be presented to the emperor as the first trophy of the war. reached Sasebo, Monday, on the cruiser Chiyoda, to- gether with the anchor, gun and other souvenirs of the destroyed war ship. The captain of the cruiser Chi yoda has been summoned to Tokio to personally recount to the emperor the action and experience of himself and crew. He will bring the captured flag with him and personally present it to the emperor.
 With Japanese Refugees.
 The German steamer Batavia has just reached Moji with 300 Japanese refugees on board, including the com mercial agent of Japan at Vladivos- tock. The latter reports that ten Rus sian torpedo boats are frozen up at that port unable to move The com mander of the garrison and the local authorities at Nladiyostock called on the departing agent and complained that the Japanese had opened hostili- ties without having declared war.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19
Mcdaniel Gets Twenty One Years.

Napoleon Mcdaniel, who shot and killed J c. Larue at TeXarkana last May, has been sentenced to twenty one years in the Texas penitentiary. About fifteen years ago Mcdaniel took part in a train robbery on the Cotton Belt railroad a few miles from Tex arkana During battle between the robbers and the train crew, one of the bandits was so badly wounded he could not be carried away. and it is charged that McDaniel deliberately murdered the man with the view of conceaiing his own identity. For this crime he was given a life sentence in the penitentiary but through the un- firing efforts of an invalid wife he was granted pardon. McDaniels wife lived only a few days after the pardon was granted and within three months he shot and killed Larue, ap- parently without proyocation. one of his partners in the Cotton Eei' train robbery was named Williams a deputy United States marshal, "ho also received Q life sentence.
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-19

bank with s10.00o capital has been organized at Mount Ida
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Menernna iiir arieasidliife.

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9or5 Der beutfden ariegsidifi, ;eit,
oab Die 9Runitipn an Ireibtrait perz
liert, lpenn fic baiernh in sinsm eys
pdrmien Baum untergefradt lit. Gs
murbe besbalb beidloiien, unmit.';bar
neben Dem Wunitionsraum cine Giibls
anldge ber3nitellen. Ser ileine arsr3e
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bic ii6 isbr bsiuGbrts; fc nib OH
Gnbe Dieies Sabres ouf alien beuii,Jsf
ariegsidiffen unb arisssfahr5eugsn
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betragen funb 4,750,000 Wart. Gs
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Geuerpirfune, ionbern aud cine err
beblide Grmdbisuns Der bauernoen
Qusgaben in GoIse Der Werminberune
bes Munitionsberbrauhss sraieli.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
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lpelhs bas beuiI9e Grbibit i'm palait
fir 5rdnsportipeien ~er9dn5en iollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Sumo pisIlr III 9iiridl.
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