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The Forrest City times., 1904-02-05

HE work shop of the trade
journal editor or artist
proves a veritable fortune
teller's den when you wish
to get a peep into the future.
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The Forrest City times., 1904-02-05

say you read this generous offer in the
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-05

HiLE still in the midst of
winter. with its ice-bound
streams and snow-covered
ground. il seems inappro-
pirate to talk of fashions for
the coming spring. and still
il will he but a little while
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LIGHTNING KILLED THE HORSES
Two Men Had a Marrow Escape From
Death.


Two Men Had Marrow Escape From
Death.
Clinton Lightfoot, of Big Springs,
Texas, and Ed Haskins of this city
were severely shocked by lightning
last night about $3.50 o'clock. six
miles southwest of the city They
were driving a two horse team when
the storm came up, and they got un-
der the wagon, and the horses were
hitched to the wheels. The lightning
struck and instantly killed both of
the horses. and the men were badly
shocked. Lightfoot was injured the
worst The ligning left zigzag
streak on his left side and his feet
were badly blistered. The stripe on
his side Is as red as a beet and is very
painful He was unconscious for some
time. and when he came to himself
he was walking around near the wa
gon. Hawkins was thoroughly cleo
trified, but was not injured more than
being badly dazed. The men left
their dead team and walked into the
city this morning and reported their
unhappy experience and narrow es-
cape from death.
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duty on the brine in which cured FISH
are kept. The government never al
tempted to collect duty on brine un-
til recently when such an assessment
was made on small shipmsrt of salt
mackerel which was received at
Port Townsend, Wash. The mackerel
weighed 800 pounds per barrel, and
the brine about 100 pounds, which
made the duty SO barrel. instead of
50. This ruling has been enforced
since that time On salt mackerel it
practically increases the duty by so
per cent and the general average in
crease is about 40 TO 30 per cent. A
mass meeting of those interested was
held today to prepare the full facts
of the case for the appraisers near
ing tomorrow.
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Washington, May 12.-The British
government has become involved in
the labor troubles in Colorado. II is
alleged that Launcelot Collins. a sub
ject of Great Britain and a non-union
miner, was killed at Telluride by the
strikers. and the case was reported
to the British embassy here. Sir Nor
timer Durand. finding that one of the
allegations was that the man was
killed for lack of the proper protec.
ton by the authorities, called the
attention of the state department To
the matter. The department IN torn
forwarded the note of the ambassa.
dor TO the governor of Colorado, who
explained that owing to martial law
at Telluride it was not possible to
make a legal investigation to devel-
op satisfactory answer to- the Brit
ish note. 1t is expected that further
proceedings will be taken when the
labor troubles in Colorado end, and
If it should be found that the com
plant is well founded application
will be made to congress by the state
department for suitable indemnity
for the killing of Collins.
Denver. Colo, May 12.-In Justice
of the Peace Hynes' court today w.
y. Hayward, secretary of the Western
Federation of Miners. charged with
desecrating the flag. was discharged.
Justice Hynes has had the case un-
der consideration for several days.
Hayward's defense was that the law
does not cover the using OF pictures
of the flag for advertising purposes
but only when the flag itself is used
is there any infraction of the law
The point was also made that the
law was probably unconstitutional.
as it is a direct copy of the Illinois
law which has been declared uncon-
stitutional by the courts of that
state. Justice Hynes gave no reason
for his decision today. merely saying
when the case came up, THE prison
er is discharged"
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that j. G.. Hale struck the big flow
at the well he is drilling and that
the water shoots into the air nine
feet above the casing, being two feet
higher than the Cecil we'll near Ar
tesla, which was said to be the larg-
est artesian well in the world. The
well is 780 feet in depth and the cas-
ing is six-inch all the way down. Mr.
Hale owns 1.7O0 acres of land ad-
joining the well, and if the news of
the strike is true he now has the
means OF getting all the money he
will ever need. Let us all hope that
the story is true.
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WON TRIP TO WEST INDIES.
Mack 7 Taylor, Formerly Of This
City, Has Returned


Mack T. Taylor has returned To
his home at Sherman, Texas. after
a trip to the West Indies. He was
formerly the advertising manager for
the Joyce-Pruit Company here. and
left for Sherman, Texas, several
months ago where he accepted a sim
liar position. The National Magazine
OF Boston offered ten free trips TO
the West Indies for ten OF the best
advertising ideas. There were thous
ands of contestants, and Mr.. Taylor
was one of the ten successful ones
The party was chaperoned by Joe NJ.
Chapple of the magazine. and there
was a great house-warming given
them at Boston April 2Sth. after their
return from the trip.
Mr.. Taylor is a man of shrewd and
original advertising ideas and he will
doubtless rise to the top in this new
profession. His many friends here
will be pleased TO learn that he was
successful In winning an enjoyable
trip,
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eaptists at Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn, May 12.-RegulaI
and special trains during the last
forty eight hours have poured thous
ands of visitors into Nashville. They
come to attend the forty-ninth annual
session of the Southern Baptist con.
vention, and represent every state
from Maryland to Texas. The mum
Der of visitors already here is esti
mated at three thousand, and many
more are on the road.
The convention proper will open to-
morrow and will continue until the
middle of next week.
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New Mexico Exhibits.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 12.-Nine cases
of exhibits arrived at the Worlds
Fair grounds today to be installed in
the building OF the Woman's Auxilia-
ry of the New Mexico Commission.
Mrs. M. A. Otero, wife of the govern
or of New Mexico, is chairman of
the ladies who collected an interest
ing display of relics and handiwork.
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Georgia Fruit Growers.

Rome, Ca, May 12.-The North
Georgia Fruit Growers Association
began its annual melting in Rome to-
day with a large attendance of rep
resentative horticulturists and 9TH
ers. The program provides for pa
pers by Professor James B. Hunni-
cutt of Atlanta. Professor Starnes of
the Experiment station, and Wilson
Newell, state entomologist.
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Band Of 5000 Pieces.

New York, May 12.-If present
plans be carried out, an extraordina-
ry spectacle will be offered to the
public in Madison Square next Mon
day. Local members Of the American
Federation of Musicians, which be-
gins its annual session in this city
on that day, have made arrangements
to amass the biggest band in the
world for this occasion. 1t will be
composed of 5000 members, and it is
the intention to march around Madi.
son Square Garden, all playing at
once.
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MEXICO TO PAY SUBSIDY.

When Kansas, Mexico and Orient
Railway Completes its First
Hundred kilometers.
Kansas City, Mo-, May 12.-The
government of Mexico has issued an
order for the payment of 100000
as subsidy to the Kansas, Mexico
and Orient railroad, promised when
the road should have completed the
first hundred kilometers of it's line
in Mexico. which has been accom-
plished, according to a telegram from
President Arthur T.. Stilwell who is
now in the east.
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Arkansas Editors.

Little Rock, Ark. May 12--The
annual meeting begun here today by
the Arkansas Press Association Is
well attended by the leading news
paper men of the state. The sessions
are to continue several days. during
which time there will be papers and
addresses covering every branch Of
making.
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ANoTHGR ousHER.

Mord Received From Artesia That
eioeest Well In the Worid
Has Been Tapped.
The folks that came up on the
morning train from Artesia brought
startling news. but mono of them had
seen the wonderful we'll that was
claimed 70 have been brought ID this
norning one and half miles east
AZ ne Artesian city. TIE stoty 4
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st. Petersburg, Russia, May 12.-
From official advices received here
it is evident that the Japanese are
proceeding very cautiously towards
the investment of Port Arthur. While
interruption of telegraph and railroad
may occur at any time, communities
ton with the fortress was open last
night Advices received by the gen
eral staff show that the invaders
landed at Pitsewo are marching SLOW
ly on Kinchou which is an advanced
position defending the Russian Glib
raltar, leaving only a small force to
cut into the line at Polandle. thus
giving rise to reports that they had
effected landing at Port Adams.
The Russians have occupied Sisthao
bay on the east side of Liao Tung
peninsula, opposite KinchOu, showing
that they have no intention of with
drawing farther south On the contra
ry the indications point to stub
born resistance. The presence Of
General Fock at Port Arthur. reveal
ed in an official dispatch may signi-
fly that the garrison is much stronger
than the Russians desire the enemy
to believe If his whole division is
with him General Stoessel has at
least thirty thousand men, which
would render the investment of Port
Arthur difficult unless the Japanese
bring up three times that many.
st. Petersburg. May 12.-An expla
nation of the explosions heard at
Bort Arthur which led to the report
their war ships in that harbor is fur
nished here. 1t. is to the effect that
the garrison at Port Arthur is en-
deavoring to clear the harbOr en-
trance of the stone laden ships sunk
by the Japanese. 1t is said that div
ers were sent down and succeeded
in blowing away enough cement and
rock of the cargoes with dynamite
to admit the passage of torpedo
boats through the channel.
Through the posting by the general
staff of the list containing twenty
names of officers and men killed on
board the transport Amur April 25,
navy disaster not reported before
comes to light. According to the in
formation the Amur was laying mines
in the Port Arthur roadstead when
she struck a mine and sank
Grand Duke Cyril's whole nervous
system and his heart are somewhat
seriously affected as the result of his
experience at the time of the explo-
sion of the Petropayloysk off Port
Arthur, April 18th. His medical at
tendants say he will require the clos
est attention and most careful medi-
cal treatment. His cure will be a diff
ficult and tedious process.
Emperor Nicholas is arranging to
go to Khartoff May 23rd to bid fare
well to the tenth army corps on its
departure for the far east. The Asso-
ciated Press learns from the highest
source that the Emperor is exceed
ingiy anxious to go to the front. To
his intimates he has spoken much on
this subject, but he realizes that the
conditions of state demand his pres
ence at home. Nevertheless it is now
considered not impossible that he
win follow the example of all the
Romanofr dynasty during the last cen
tnry and undergo his baptism Of fire.
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Big Jack Coming Back Today

Big Jack Coming Back Today
Big Jack McMahan, who was caught
at Dalhart. Texas. has consented to
come here without requisition pa
pers, and he will arrive on .ht even
ing train with Deputy Sheriff Henry
Brown.
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[ Major General Plug teiegraphing
from Mukden under today's date de-
nounces the report that New Chwang
has been evacuated and that the
troops guarding the railroad are to
be withdrawn and to be replaced by
Chinese as being devoid of founda-
ton.
ST. Petersburg, (4:00 p. m.) May
12.-viceroy Alexieff telegraphs the
Car announcing that the Russians
have blown up the docks and piers
at Dalny, Lao Tung peninsula. Pre-
sumably this was done to prevent
the Japs landing.
St. Petersburg, 4:3O D. m.) May
12.-Later kilograms received indi-
cate that the whole of Port, Dalny has
been destroyed by the Russians.
Port Dalny, on Talon Wan bay on
the east coast of Lao Tung peninsula
was INTENDED by the Russians to be
it's eastern domain. The bay is one
of the finest deep water harbors on
the Pacific. 1t is free from ice in the
winter and ships drawing thirty feet
can enter at low water. Five large
piers had been constructed, each sup
piled with numerous railroad tracks
and immense warehouses and eleva-
tors, gas, electric lights, etc. The
docks were for foreign vessels, and
steamers and sailing vessels exten-
ded along the shore for two miles.
There were two first class dry docks
one intended for ordinary ocean stea-
mers and the other designed for the
accommodation of the largest vessels
of war and commerce. Eight million
dollars had been expended and it
ty millions.
Seoul, Wednesday, May 12.-(de-
layed in transmission) Infantry re-
Inducements reached the beleaguer-
ed Japanese troops in Anju at 6 p.
M, May 10th. The garrison had fought
fiercely for twelve hours, the men re-
serving their fire until the enemy
were at close range upon each at
tempt to storm the gate. The Cos
sacks then retired leaving fifty killed
and wounded on the field and one
The Japanese lost four killed and six
wounded, besides one telegraph opera
tor The Japanese troops are now in
pursuit, and an engagement is NOM
entarily expected. 1t is supposed that
the Cossacks are part of body that
crossed the head waters of the Yalu
near Cheng Song and occupied Cheng
Ju, not knowing of the disaster to
the Russians on the Yalu.
Toxic, e p. m.) May 12.-Oficial
inquiry shows that viceroy Alexieff's
report that communication with Port
Arthur had been restored since Mon
day is untrue.
st. Petersburg. t325 p. m) May
12.-Rumors are widely current here
that fighting is in progress at Port
Arthur, but there is no official news
confirming the reports. The Russians
still hold New Chwang.
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Russian Forces Will Contest Every Foot of Ground
in Southern ManChuria.
PORT ARTHUR CHANNEL CLEAR

Petersburg Explains the Explosions at Port Arthur be the
Clearing of the Seaward Channel and Claims it is Now
Accessible to Torpedo Boats Another Russian Naval Dis
aser at Port Arthur. Dalny Docks, Costing Many Millions
Have Been Blown Up. Beleaguered Japanese Anju Re-
leved After Fierce Fighting. Toxic Claims Port Arthur
is Isolated
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Where Did You Get That Hat7
Will the gentleman who took o
white Stetson hat from the Record
Office this week, please call at the
office.
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INDICATIONS POINT TO AN EN-.
DoRsEMENT or PARKER.
CONTfSTlNG DELEGATION

at the ST. Louis convention.-The
Unit Rule Will BE opposed.-A Zig
Republican Fight in Illinois. :.
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The Women's Home Missionary
society OF the First Methodist church
win give ! Mite social from 7:3O 70
10 O'Clock. Friday evening. May Is,
Il the home a. Mn. Carmaca.
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win Fight Duty on Brine.

Boston. Mass, May 12.-General
Appraiser Fisher viii be IN Boston
tomorrow to hear the arguments of
those who object to the payment OF
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DIR. Phillips has moved his onss
from over the Citizens Bank to the
rear Of Payton's drug store. occupy
ing the Office with DIR. Parkhurst-
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Indianapolis, Ind. May 12.-The
first session of the state Democratic
convention was called to order this
morning. The platform will be adOp-
ted and the state ticket nominated
at the second session held here July
2Oth The contest today was for the
control of the delegation to the nation
al convention. The Parker men have
apparently three-quarters Of the del
egates, and the convention will un-
doubtedly instruct for Parker. The
Hearst men will send contesting
delegation to st. Louis, as they claim
they were not given fair streatment
in the district conventions.
indianapolis, Ind. May 1.-THE
eyes of Democrats throughout the
land were turned toward Indianapo-
lis today, and ears were kept close
to the ground to learn what action
Indiana, the pivotal state" would
take in regard to the Democratic
standard bearer to be named. at St.
Louis in July. The Republicans of
this state held but one convention
this year. but the Democrats thought
it wiser to hold two. The convention
in session in Tomlinson Hall today
will confine itself to the work of Sc
lecting delegates to the national con-
vention. A second convention will be
held for the nomination of state Of
ficers in July.
A few weeks ago it looked as though
the Parker men would have a walk
over In Indiana. but later develop
ments slightly changed the aspect OF
things Now it looks as If the Barker
men would be satisfied with defeat
ing q Hearst instruction.
There was an understanding among
the Parker men that either instruc-
tions or the unit rule would be adop-
ted in order to insure solid vote
for Parker, but the utterances of Bry-
an against the New York platform
and the fight that Hearst has put up
throughout the state have caused
many to think that the national con-
vention should look outside Of both
Hearst and Parker for q nominee
The opinion was expressed that per
haps Indiana had better be in posi-
ton to lead on with another candi-
date than to have her hands tied
with instruction for any candidate.
The Hearst men had before the
assembling of the convention given
up hope of doing more than prevent
the adoption OF the unit rule.
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The train from the north is thirty
minutes late.
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Illinois Republicans,

Springfield. H.. May 12.-All indi-
cations today pointed to 4 big fight
over seating delegations in the tenn
porary organization of the Republi-
can convention. No nominations will
be made today.
Hastings. Neb. May 12.-Congress-
man George w Norris was re-nomt
mated today by the Republicans OF
the Fifth congressional district.
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THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT HAS
BECOME INVOLVED.
AN INDEMNITY CASE

demnity is Asked.-Secretary Hay
ward of the Western Federation
of Miners Has Been Discharged.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-12-01
Eri0arstefnur.

Afskifti hverrar Pj66ar af annari, vio-
skifti PETRA og s~amkomulag, syna oftast bet
ur en- margt anna6 northumberland Peirra.
almenna Pekkinggu og si6fer0i. Lit menta0-
ar Pj6oir Pekkj ia fatt anna0 en- slit eigi0 riki,
PETRA andlegi sj6ndeildarhringur er sjaldan
vf0attumeiri en- land PAD er Per bda a. peim
er PAD fyrir mestu az mega bda sem lengst
ao sfnum fornu h%ugsunum ogg lifnaoarbattum
6breyttum, og FORECAST alt samneyti vi6 a0rar
Pj60ir sem frekast er unit. p@r Pekkja liti0
hver a0ra, % hver um sig hefr 6beita aestu,
sem dtlent er. Friosamleg vi0skifti cru vana-
lega stopul, og aestar villa Per heldur berj
asst en- bda saman / br60erni til lengdar.
Me0 mentun Pj60anna aukast vioskilti
PETRA og %viokynning, og Pvi betur sem P@1
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En- malefni BETA hefr vaki0 eftirtekt

En- malefni Petta hefr vaki6 eftirtekt
og ahuga mamma, mccall mentaora Pj60a UNI
sem MI liggur fyrir stj6rnvitringum st6r-
Pj66anna % bf6ur drskur0ar peirra, og maud
synlegra velferoarmal he6r mannkyni0 aldrei
haft med h0ndum. DAD er 0vist hvenar PAD
verour alt f~ramkvamt, sem RAD er MI fyrir
CERT, PAD getur att langt / land, en- varla nun
PAD dyljast neinum, sem NAL Petta hugsar,
ao her er ny stefna byrju0 a0 gera vart vi0 sig
1 neutrality-suspicious. mannkynsins, sem med
timanum hlytur az hafa st6rkostleg ahrif a
alt Pj60lif og alt skipulag mannfelagsins'
s%tefna, sem mi9ar az Pvi az brj6ta ni0ur ALA
pa gar0a, er a6skilja Pj6oirnar, og sameina
P@r a0 lokum / eina f&lagsheild.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-12-01

einingu undir einni stj6rn az sameiginlegum
velfer0armalum. Er au6sett az Pa0 felag
gati ekki leyst @tlunarverk slit svo vel af
hendi % fario sivaxandi, EFF ekki rikti par GOO
ur f6lagsandi'- Kvenfel0gin cru m0rg og I
hestum PETRA e0a 0llum rfkir vanalega ching
og gott samkomulag. Herlend kvenfGl0g
hafa haft ord a ser fyrir PAD az samlyndi fe-
lagssystranna fari oft ut um P1fur, en- fslenzk-
ar konur her vestra hafa az 0llum jafna5i YER
10 samhugaf f6%lagsmalum, og fGl0g PETRA hafa
margt Parft verk unni6.- B~indindisfelag-
anna m@tti einnigg geta Pvf pau hafa fest YER
ID PORT og goo, en- pau cru az mestu leyti
Good Templara f6l0g, og sa felagsskapur get
ur naumast heiti0 fslenzkur P6 me6limir s6u
1slendingar.
Yms 0nnur smerri fel3g metti nefna
mccall Vestur-1slendinga, sem MI cru / g65u
lagi og bera Pess volt a0 ~f6lagslff PETRA hef-
ir fari0 franz sloan Peir komu her til lands.
Do er Pvf enn ab6tavant / m0rgu, og margir
Vestur-I slendingar cru enn 6felagslyndir
mem; en- Peir cru farri ordnir en- VIC metti
blast eftir svo STAMINA dv0l her ~vestra; og
visit ma %fullyr0a 40 stur-fslendinga ar s6u MI
engu verri f~6lagsmenn en- a6rir Pj601okkar,
sem her haea bdi0 iafn-skamman TINA. DER
cru 0llu fremur betri en- festir hinir, az minsta
kosti ma fullyr0a PAD, a6 engir a0rir dtlend-
ingar cru fj6tari az skill herlenda Flagship
un og kynnast f6lagsmalum en- fslendingar,
Pess vegna er Peim au0veldara az gerast nyt-
If felagsmenn Of pa skortir ekki vilja til Pees.
= En- PAD er vii Jim, sem margan vantar.
En- eff tillit er teki0 til Pess az vor "a
menni Pj60fokkur byr tvfstra0ur 1 smah6p.
UNI vf0svegar / halfri heimsalfu, % hefr hver-
vetna att vi6 marga erf0leika as strioa fyrstu
bdskapar arin, pa getur enginn haft aste6u
til a0 am@la honum fyrir PAD, az felagsfram-
farir hans seu litlar. pHr cru meiri en- likur
voru til; meiri en- nokkur maour mum hafa
CERT ser / hugar(und a0 P@r yr6u, fyrir tutt-
ugu arum sloan.