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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

What is so rare as a day in June?
Why, two days.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
AT THE THEATERS
Foyer Chat.

Large audiences are greeting the Ferris
players in their clever production of Tom
Carter's English nautical drama at the
Lyceum. For the coming week Dick Fer
ris and Miss Florence Stone, the new
leading lady of the Ferris company, will
be seen in Nat G.. Goodwin's clever COM
edy success, "a Gold Nine" Following
this delightful comedy the company will
be seen in grand scenic production of
sardou's masterpiece, Cleopatra" 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Mr.. Lind has retired from public life.
What? Again?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Did you ever notice in the war news
when the reports come from the other side
that the enemys troops are either moved
down. or wiped OUT?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Moo Johnson Is being held at La
Crosse for the murder Of Sheriff Harris.
Moo is somewhat cowed at the predica-
ment he finds himself in.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Chicago, peace be unto 1t, has beer
pretty quiet this week, but DR.. Dowie i:
expected home right away.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Non-explosive gasolene whooped it up
yesterday when q salesman Of the Stand
ard Oil company was showing that it
couldn't and blew pieces out of his hand.
OF course. we know that gasolene properly
handled is n-explosive in the same way
that the Missouri charger is non-kickive,
but you interfere with oats Of the latter or
the natural laws Of the former and things
go bang in their neighborhood in a way
that causes the perspiration to stand out
on the brow Of "our worthy coroner"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

What is the matter with the democrats
taking Admiral Schley for candidate?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

A civil war story with the war interest
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Do you notice how much shorter the
days are getting since the 21st-the long
est day Of summer?
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Deuti h [ an b.
Berlin, 20 Suni.

Berlin, % SUM.
Den 8eratbungen bes sSrausntuns
greiIes, Der it6 beuts oertdgts, tuurDe
bon alIeH Ssitsu reyes Snterefs ents
9egen9ebrd6t Gin3elns tb0ri6te uno
itberlpdHnte Reouerinnen fdnoen BEL
ben 3uboterinnen teinen Nntlana. 90
runnte cine Oeleeutiu Die WtGuner
rein nptbpenOiges llebel". pGhreno
etne unoere oerldngte, odB bic 6auss
frGu fur ibre @rbeit Sebdlt bs8iebe etc.
Die eroriidenoe Wshrbeit Der 0elequs
tinnen beuies dber. ouB cine tlare
fueiblihe Healpolitit i'm itetieen Sort.
idreiten besriffsn 1T. Der Sraueu,
tongreB biloet oesbaIb etnen pobItbus
enoen 8egenTdB gu Der in leBter no
DE abgebdltenen 5rauenitimmredtss
Sonferen5, uuf uel6er bic iogsnunns
ten unperitunoenen Srausu. WeItOsrs
beRerer uno uHfldren p9antaltinneu
oos sroBe Wort fiibrten.
@roBen glntIdng fdHo SrGulein :.
s. 0pd aus Rem gort NIT elmer Shil-
oerung oes 5000 WitgIisber itdrteu
RatiOnulDerbdnos Der 8rdntenpfleees
rinnen Der umsritdnii9e YerbunO
fudt ieBt. pie lie ausfiibrte, cine ins
ternutiondIe Organization BON 8rdus
tenpflegerinuen 3u griinoeu. Die oeut
ihen Rronteupflegerinneu iiuo gum
Inl6luB bereit.
Der betdHnte prlitiid)e Shriftltet
ler @ruf 6oensbros6 oeruridhts IN
Der beutigeu 8ormittagsIiBung BE-
trd4tlibes aufiebsn. 4Is in Der Oiers
ten 4btbeiIung, peI1e lcb nit Der
6rouenftimmre9tSIrdge befdBt. bic 2iz
tie Der ReOnerinnen erI60pft mar unb
Die dlgemeine Gr0rteruna begunu, srs
bat Iih Der @raf oos Dcrt. @r tdbeI-
te Die 0eleg1tinnen, pel6e @inldouns
gen 3u ben @ortenfeIen oes Rsi9ss
tan3Iers uuo oes Wtinilters oes
Snnern dHgenommen bGttsn, obtuo5l
Die Regieruug fib unmittelbar 3ubor
gegen Die 8enG6rung bts Dablre9ts
Der 5rauen fir tauFmdnniI6e Sbieoss
9eriHte aus! sIproder botte Der @rdf
Foate. eie Oameu bdtteu uuter Tolchen
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

i6tedlife Rutdftropbe. rpeide Die Luz
tberiihe ct. Wartus @emeinbe be-
trofftH bdt. b.auftroae i& sic, berIel<
Ben m.iu tiefites 8eiteio oussubriis
den" - Sno.m ict bem gefeble meiues
boben Gouberins Jols. leiite. .rlaube
i6 mir. Sbneu 3usleiH meins mrfOus
lide 3hitnabm. ous3uIpreden."
Dt. Rem Dorttr gouter.
gletu Dort. 90. SUM-.
Der iu6bentlihe Mustpeis Der bielis
aeu ,glearingbouit" Banter toutet
folgenbermd5tn: anl.ibeu. $1.049,s
689. 300, elm. 3undbm. bon S7,596..
500; 0epoiit.n. $1.122,012.5OO, clue
3uncbme boN $12, ,781. 300; girtuIos
tion, $38,752.80O, eine 3unabm. BON
1864. 800; legal 5enbers, $83. 3.O08.s
700, elm. 3unabme bon Sits. 600:
Specie. $236, 1866. 300, cine 3uno6me
bon $4,723, 800; &ferpe. $319, ,375,.
900, cine 3uncbms BON $6,5O2,8OO:
grforbtrlihe ReIerpe, $28O,5 sos. .125.
cine 3andbm. BON 3,l95, ,325; u,bers
f6ub, $38, 8,S69. .875. eine 3unobme bon
S3,307. ATS: u. 9. Oepoiiten, $44.s
725, $50. cine 3unabme BON $3,321,s
TOO.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

Hrbetien an pen SohiffeH oes @eIhiDds
btrs ,u ttntm .rfoIsreiter abihtnfi,
stiommen. IctpobI an ben Shld6ts
ffiiTen untsr BEN commando oes
GontredbmirGls Outtomstp ais ben
aeusern unt.r oem aommdnbo oes
Rapitdus Reibeuitein unb on ben 3ors
peoobooten, Ddnt ben ununterbrofss
reu arbsiten, Der ausbduer uno Der
abloluten Siueabe gl[.r. bic bamit
betrdut tpdreu. Die GjeIunobeit Der
Wannl6uften oes GeIhpd6ers 1T pons
itGuoi9 SufrebenIteueno."
2Idopons, IS. Suni.
Rad SuberIGlfgen Radridten aus
BORT glrtbur bat felt benz ID. Suri
tein neuer angrtff gu Wafer ober gu
gdnbe itattsefunben, obsl.th bic Sapas
rer einen neuen .rfolsloieR 8sriud
mahten, bic Ginfubrt gum Sdfsn gu
blodirsn. sic beuubten bier 5euers
ibiffe, bon oenen 3tpet iofort ourh
S6iiiIe Der 8otterien gum Sinten gea
bra9t puroen, fUorduT Iib Die dnoeren
jtpet 5uriid3ogen. Die ruiiiide Jlotte
TT ndd oisien Ro9ri6ten oolIitdnbig
In OrOnuns unb Der Mtutb Der 9drnis
fou unb Gintpobner portrefflih. Die
Solodten iinb begi.ris oaruuf, 81
tdmpfen, uno iiber3eugt, baB Is uns
mOgIi6 fir bic Supdner lit, Die Seitung
gu nebmen. Die msiltsu 8etpObner
buben freipillis 9ienit genOmmen uno
500 5rauen bdben ibre OienIte dnees
boten. 9oIIltdnoige Srbnung 6errI6t
uno @eiddfte unb Snoultrte nebmeu
ibren geipObnIiben @erlduf 2ebenss
mittel fino in Wenge oorbunoen, uno
binrei6enber 8orrdtb auf s Wondte
fur pole Rdtioneu uno auf Elm Subr
fur reou3trte. Cine ungebeure Wienee
RinoOieb ioIl .tnise Gage, .be Die Gtus
i6lieBung bolenoet mar, udh BORT
Grtbur sebrd6t poroen Ietn, uno
SleiIb toitet iebt 13 Gents oas pfuno.
Bier tptro Su 80 Gents uno @bdmpags
ner 5u $4.00 bic 5lufde Dertduft. Cine
Muiit RdpelI. aiebt oreimdt p01ents
lid uuf benz 8ouleodro 9OnSerte. Die
iapdnii6en 8orpofeu Ittben Is Weileu
bon BORT 4rtbur ienletts Der Station
SntI6enie, 2 Weilsn bon ben ruIIiT1en
8orpolten. 6klegentIt6 finbeu Sc
fedte itatt. Die rufff1en Sfft3ier.
bolteu oie Seltuns fur uneiunebmbar.
Soul. 18. SUM-.
Die 9eboroer seltutteu teinemShifs
fe, oas NuslGnosrn seb0rt, absr an
Supdn uermietbet lit. toredniihs Sd
fen 5u DerldFen. ebe ntdt Der 4uIent
tdlt bes ruifii9eu @eIhpaoers pou
Dldoipufot f,itseitellt 1T.
2onoon, 1S. Suni.
Cine O.peI6e bon Sotio meIoet.
bdb bic @e'ummtfub1crtption fir Die
5tpette 4nletbe oes S6abdmtss $500
000,O00) iif, duf $160. .246. .762 belief.
Die Bombs perb.n Su 90 uusa,geben,
trd9en 5 BrO5ent 3iuIeu uuo laufeu 7
Sabre.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Rdpldno.
sSobonnesburg, 20. Ssunt.


Der 6odtommiFGr 2orb Wliluer
bon Suo 4fritd bot noA inaetrofs
fenen Nahribten beIhlofen, einiqe
aenSerunsen in Der 2ettuns Der fii6.
ufritonilhtu @ilenbabnen porsuneb.
men. Der giIenbobn RommifTGr f;ir
SrdnsOuol uno bte Srdnseflubtolonie
Sberftleutuunt Cir @boudro percp
@irouuro bat feline Relisnation elm
rei4en miifen.
Reue R6utg8grdber tpur-
ben tn Sbeben tn Wtiteleappten bon
benz ttolientl1en Syorfter profeITor
S9iapdrellt entbedt unb ousgegroben.
Den ret9iten Snbalt ipies bds @rob
Der RSntsin gtofrttartmsrtmut, ber @e.
mohltn bes Ramfes IL, auf, bann bic
@rdber Der prtnaefFn Gdmeiit unb
etnes Sobnes bes Ramfes III.
CINE neue8uderpfIau8s,
bic 20 mai mebr 3uder enthGlt dls Sas
elet9e @epi1t an 3udsrriiben ober
3uderrobr, III In benz lanbipirthfAnfts
li4en Sntitut bon paroguap 4smiI1
unterIu4t tporben. Der 3udsr tdnn
fiir ale 3pede Der seii@e gebrcuht
tperben. Die pflonae lit Elm Ttrauhs
artises @etudds. bas toum einen Ssu6
60be erretht unb ben 8otonitern unter
6em Ramen Eupatorium rebandium
hefnniit III.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

Die Ruifru sIanbsn nnnTsbr ben ia
pdneru sc,udh'cH Sg iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

Der RoriHe WtiniIter bat bic fol-
stnbe DepeFhe pom 16. SUM Don oem
@bmirdE Meseieip ,erbdltsHa .9ld6
8eri9ten oes goatre Abmirals Dit,
i5ft (rpelbsr bic Warinetrdfte in Bort
Artbur befehlidtl ftno bic Repdrutur.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

5 oen tpobnten i'm sSaSre 1926
nur etpa 5000 Bis 1900 in eseru.
tolem. Sm lebten Sabre lebten in ser
rheiltgen Staot" beretts 41,0O0 uuD
TN sanaen 2anbe palGitina .ttpa 150,.
600 Sfraeliten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

DIE S'uesuRssu beioer fcinOIiheu
Gccre idperneu Sarauf biujnoeuteu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
E6E-
@pantie, 90. s,uui.

UUuHIIH, 70. NyIlEtt-
(Sn Der ueberTenouns oerlpGtct.)
Cine Sruppenabtbeilung bon 300 Eis
ktdnern beriutbte beute einen britifHen
5runsport ubSuS6neiben, tpobei A Sts
betoner setobtet tpurben. Der Srauss
port traf iider ein.
Die 5ibetaner. tpel6e iidj bei @pdns
tie befinben. ltnb ndf ben lebten Had3s
ri8ten 5000 Mann fart unb 1000 be-
finoen ii4 stpiiden Ransmd unb saus
rold. Dos tibetanifds Sort srbdlt
mebr MeIiinstanOnen unS letn Jeuer
uimmt on Gsftiqteit Az.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
R ublano.
SeISindfors 90 Sunni

Der grmcrouns oes 0euerdIsouoers
neurs @rufs 8obrttoip itnb in teinem
5tstls Sir lnos Rubes0runsen se.
folst. Die 2 tb0rctu gIauben aud nidtt,
odB oie Sefahr bon NusIhreitunaen
porliest. ooer Dab 9eifoustunogebuns
gen fur ben atteutGer Gdoumonu au
srtportsn Iino.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
baitfdore.

bser ihetut in ndd,itsr 3tit cine Gni
idleouussldllad,t ItattSufuoeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
6 naId n b.

aiaccia, 8oriifd. 80. SUM-.
W6brenb Der Rdat oes is. ssunt
ftieben BET porto torres. SnieI Gar.
btnien. stpei britii1e Sorpeboboot.
idser SuIammen. unb elmer oerIelben
Sunt. Die Manni4aft purbe Jer.ttet.
Der seluntene SorpeooboctiGser tuor
Der Bat" uno sebOrt 5u bem @eltiuas
Der oes goRtreabmirals Datter; Der
Rome bes auoer.u 3erit0rers i'll
Stag.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

Rdd raihidcu auIdJten babtu IidD
isreOffijiere beig8aiansau Geluabrt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Ban a m a.
@albtnaton, 20. ssllnt.


Die RommtFGre, tpel6e NIT Der
Gusurbeituns zines Wliin3Ipfems fir
Banana betraut itub, g.langten beute
5u einem @inDeritGnbniB, tpelHes eine
Wiin5e beritelIt. slei4tpert5is an Seins
beit spnb @eipt6t NIT oem DoIIdr Der
8ereinisten Gtdoten als MiinsfuB,
uno ben ameritantlHen Dollar als gea
f.sli4e 3ublunssmiinae In Banana
kitimmt. Inter ben 8eitimmunoen
bes leberetntomiuens piro bic Reaies
rune Bananas bic tolumbil9.n Sils
bermiinjen In Der @robs zines Sifbers
Dollars umprdssu Die Menge bttfts
Stlbers ipirb iebt auf 81. 100000 ge-
f6dbt. Nuf 0erldneen bes Gstretdrs
Saft nuroe beidlplen. mebr Silber
uus5upragen. lobdb bic SeiammtTums
me bon $4,000, 900 errei6t tpirb.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Cool weather is retarding crops, klt the general state of cultivation is re- ported good.
 Hon. Harry H. Meyers, of Monroe, was unanimously nominated by the Ar kansas republicans D head their state ticket
 It is thought the suffrage question may disturb the serenity of the Gen eral Federation of Women's clubs cleo tien at St Louis.
 Mexican health officials will cooper ate with the United States Marine hos pital service to prevent yellow fever this year.
 Although weather conditions have been unreasonable in portions of the Mississippi valley, rlanting has made fair progress.
 George o. Beal. aged 24 years, com mitted suicide at Colorado Springs Col. by drinking carbolic acid Beal's parents live in Kansas City.
 Columbus (O9 woman tied her five-year-old daughter to her and leaped from the bridge into the Scioto river Both were drowned.
 Judge Parker says prohibition Of use of the American flag for advertis- ing purposes, as affecting property rights, is unconstitutional.
 St Louis detectives arrested Rufus Woods. a noted piCkpocket. in tho Hotel Jefferson lobby. He carried dia- monds in his shoes and opium pills i, his pockets.
 Approximately LOGO members of the medical profession of Missouri are in St Louis for the annual meeting of the Missouri State Medical assOcia tion.
 Jesse Lewisohn. the New York bank CT, who refused to testify in connection with the gambling crusade. has been indicted on the charge of criminal con- tempt of court.
 The remains of Sir Henry M. Stan ley were buried in the churchyard of the old Surrey village of Pirbright, after impressive funeral service at Westminster abbey.
 The battleship Rhode Island ran aground shortly after it was launched at Quincy, Mass, Tuesday. running upon mud bank so hard that half q dozen tugs could not pull it eff until high tide.
 Sir Hugh Gilzean-Reid caused a great demonstration at the national editorial convention, in St Louis. when he said that England and the United States are enc in blood, language and industrial rivalry.
 The Jefferson guards al the Worlds fair are forbidden to partake of any intoxicating beverage while on duty.
 It cost Carrie Nation $50 to find out that President Roosevelt is no. a user of tobacco in any form
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
IT CAME JUST IN TIME.
A Timely Donation of Forty Thou sand Dollars Saves Gondition-
 nj Hospital Fund.

New York, May 19.-Discouraged by their inability to raise sufficient funds from their projected new hospital building, on the eve of renouncing sl25 GOO in conditional donations the beard ef directors of the Manhattan eve, ear and throat hospital have re- eeiyed from Edward R Thomas $40,000 as a personal memorial to his father, Gen. Samuel Thomas. This unexpected gift will secure fer the institution the conditional gifts which were about to be returned, and makes possible the erection of what the directors predict will te the finest special hospital in the wcTld The Thomas family, year ago. donated to the same hospital tie sum of $50 000
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
THE ELECTION IN DENVER
The Returns Indibate the Election
 ot the Democratic Ticket.
me Hepublicans. Who AIIcge All hihds of Fraud. Declare They
 VIII Contest.

Denver Col. May 19.-On the face of the returns. which are still incomplete. the entire democratic ticket las been elected in this city Robert w. Speers majority over John W. Springer. TO- publican. for mayor, probably will 5e over 5000.
 The board of supervisors is solidly democratic and the democrats will nave nine or ten of the 16 aldermen. Out of 7o,O00 names on the registration books, more than 55.000 were voted.
 Republican leaders intend to con- test the result. IL is asserted that over 2,O00 registred voters were disfrar- chlsed through having had their names purposely omitted from the lists. and that thousands of votes were cast nv repeaters Ballot box stuffing was not so prevalent. it is admitted. as a.. previous elections. As the supreme court has the election under it's juris dletion. and will receive a report ro- garding the conduct of the election N'''A'ti'7ApA anu tllpoc ulluti II, tlle dtt= ton of that tribunal will determine the first steps to be talked in the courts TO- garding the electiol.
 Under the new charter the city off, cers elected now are to serve foa- years.
 The voters approved a bond issue of S40o,000 to build an auditorium and other bond issues 10 refund tbe out standing bonds and pay the floating
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
CUTTlaG OFF RACING NEWS.
The Western Union Order Extended to Chicago. Atinnta ard san
 franciSco.

New York, May 19-Following his action in discontinuing to all subscrib- CTS in this city report of the racing al various tracks in this country, Col hobert C Clowry has notified the gen eral snperintendents of the company al New York, Chicago. Atlanta and San francisco that the collection and dis rtbution by the Western Union Tel egraph Co. of horse race reports would De discontinued forthwith The text oi the notice to the superintendests reads ao follows:
 II has been decided to discontinue forthwith the collection and distribu. uon ty this company of horse race re. ports foa will please act accordingly. Acknowledge receipt
 lSignedl ROBERT CLOWRY,
 President and General Manager"
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
The Methodist General Conference Begins the Work of Selecting
 Eight Bishops.
REPORT OF THE BOOK COMMITTEE
 PRESENTED TO THE CONFERENCE.
The General Principle of unifyiug tbe BooI. Concern by Consolidat- ing It's Manufacturjng Depart ueuts Under One Management Is Approved.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 49.-The crowd that besieged Hazards pavilion seeking admittance to the Methodist conference in order 10 observe the bal lotlng for bishops which had been fixeG as the special order of the day, was un- usually large. Every seat was filed by nine o'clock and hundreds were turned away. although offering all sorts of prices for seats.
 The conference took up the call of tbe annual conferences for memorials immediately after the regular deys- tSsnal exercises and most of the entire morning in hearing resolutions. There was nothing of striking importance in any of the resolutions. and the dele gates seemed anxious to refer every thing without debate in order to reach the balloting.
 Recess was taken at 10:45 and upor reassembling, Bishop Hamilton. whc presided, asked the delegates to devote ten minutes 10 prayer. seeking dlvin guidance in the important duty before them. Tellers were then appointe5 and the first ballot fer bishops wa. cast. The result is not yet known. as i. VII require considerable time for the tellers 10 tally up the votes for the many candidates.
 | was the opinion of many delegate that he work of selecting the eight bishops will require several days, pos. siblY week.
 presented To the conference, is as fol lows
 Resolved, first. We approve the general principle of unifying the book concern by consolidating it's manu. featuring departments and placing them under one management.
 Second, We recommend that the bishops be requested to appoint a com mittee of one from each general con. ference district and one or two al large, SD as to provide an uneven mum. Der iG the convention, and not includ ing therein members of the book com mittee but at least half the persons SO appointed shall be laymen, to which shall be referred the report of the book committee. with power.
 Third, that after having duly con sdered the recommendation of said report, the committee. if it shall adop' plan, shall proceed to outline and determine the same for consolidating the manufacturing departments of the book concern and for their future ad. miEistration under one official man. agement
 Fourth, that upon the completion of said general plan. the book com. mittee shall at once proceed to carry the same into effect. and shall pre-. sent 10 the next general conference the necessary disciplinary changes.
 Fifth, that if the commission fails to adont a plan of consolidation. it shall make a complete report of all its do;ngs to the general conference of 1908"
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
A TERRIFIC HAIL STORM.
Three Inches of Heavy Hail Fell Tuesday, nt Hoiin. Mo-, and VI
 cinits, Doing Great Damage

Rolla, Mo. May 19.-This section was visited Tuesday afternoon by a disastrous hail storm. Hail half the size of hen egg fell to a depth of three inches on the level.
 Fruit and shade trees were badly damaged. Gardens were completely demolished Wheat and other grow ing crops were injured greatly. and the damage will be hard 10 estimate. After the hail storm heavy rain be- gan to fall. which lasted for over two hours. At night the temperature showed a drop of 9 degrees. It was the worst hail storm in this section for l5 years.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
DEMENTED MOTHERS DEEDS
me" Her Three Child Iu- 10 me Dcs Moines River and
 Jumped In Herself.

Des Moines, la, May 19-Swinging ner three-year-old baby girl about her head so as to give the body the great est momentum, Mrs Trussler. a de- ,nehted woman from St. Paul, threw ner offspring from the Walnut street pi'ase Into the muddy waters of the Ds Moines river. Then, deliberately waiting until the waters had closed over the little form, she climbed upon 1He railing, stood poised for a moment ana al ieaped close to the spot where her N"iiu went down. A riverman saw the @I'' roWed to the scene and was ena- oied to rescue them both. The child may die.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
An Apt Description.

Young MT. Freshly (to his tutor)- Will you tell me something of the the Reign of Terror? You know all about it. I believe.
 Absent-minded Professor-Reign of Terror? Know all about it. should say l did. Six children at my house. oldest nine. youngest three-and all down with the whooping cough.-Tit- Bits.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
otton.

Quotations for mddling range as fcl- lows: St Louis, l39sc; New York, l3.0c: Memphis. l3Nsc.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
Suicide by AAphyxintion.

New York. May 19.-Hudson Lang- don. a graduate of Oxford. who en- tered upon a stage career under Sir Henry Irving. many years ago, and achieved considerable reputation as a tragedian, was found dead in his apart ments here. He had committed suicide by inhaling gas
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
Released Under SuryeiIInnce

Chicago. May 19.-Mary Biszak, wife of stephen Biszak. the man supposed to have been strangled and thrown into the Illinois and Michigan canal. last Saturday, has been set free by the Brighton Park police, although detec- tives still are seeking evidence against her
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
bied on Board a Train.

nome May 19.-The dowager grand 1uenes@ Paulne of Saxe Weimar. while on board train on her way from Rome U Nenice, tainted when the train 'eaehed orte and died suddenly in the sS'' She was 52 years of age.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-20
A Hopeless Case.

St. Louis. May 19.-Richard Carey, ceal miner, of Glen Carbon, H., was brought to St Louis for treatment for self-infiicted wound in the abdomen. He was taken to the Mullanphy hospi- tai, where his case is considered hope lesn