The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-01-29
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

II the State Capital lnuTsuaS' aA'SA o. pal
ne. through the ordeal he remarheu' ar
81 found a whole lot of meshes IN the nc
of liberty" tn
Irnitea States Senators A. ]. NC W
: .ur;n and H. D. Money of Mississippi VI
were elected by both houses OF the leg r
islature to succeed themselves III '"e O.
United States Senate
The Katy Flyer was ditched Tues
aav near Bonneville, Mo-, by mis-
,laced switch The fireman, engineer
"a ono messenger were hurt, but NOT
fatally. =
The United States Steel corporation q
has sustained a loss by hre Oh %''oo'' t
900 In the burning Of the Shelby steer t
Tube Company plant, together wiz
no nroduct of the plant for the(pas'
six months.
A series Of experiments with raoiuh'
startling in their scope, mas De7n -"
dertalzen at the University Oh Caiiiofn
:. An attempt will probably be mas
>. .r, tho skin of the negro white.
Two chicago vessels are ice-bouno III
40 1ake between there and Milwaukee,.
+ha steamer Georgia, with pas
senger list of forty and ere" VI
~ Is fast in the blockade 4oo 1ee' On
the Milwaukee harbor.
ice In the White River at lnolanapo
To carried off house boat occupie"
W. 1obn Schowe and wife which mas
neen anchored on the overhoweo lahu9.
The boat was battered to pieces an"
Mrs. Schowe drowned.
Pursuant to the suggestion vi Wv
ernor Brodie of Arizona IN a clrcui"i
,.ttar the Board of Supervisors mas
called six mass meetings TO DE he.u
saturday in different towns Oh Ills
country to protest against joint sea'e-
hood with New Mexico.
At largely attended mass meeting
oe citizens held at the Chamoer "
Commerce at Nashville resolutioh'
requesting Tennessee's senators
vote for the ratification of the Panam'
60, treatv were adopted almos
unanimously.
Mrs. Louise A. Ellen was touho nio'
tally injured by a pistol shot at LIZ
home in New York Wednesday, oSlp
anon after. Her two young chllare
we're found dead, both having Dec
shot in the abdomen Ii is pelie's
the woman first shot her children ai
then herself
Women from all parts OF, the cou
trv are attending the forty-tn1rd a
nual meeting of the Woman's Chl
missionary Society of Alabama, In NJ
York This was the first Woman
missionary Society organized and
members represent nearly every sna
~ ralisious feeling from Episcopal
Baptist.
Robert f. Hall of Portland, Ore, I
suddenly found himself heir TO an
fate of S3,750,o00. The property
amassed by Charles Belden Han
New York broker who died in Il
leaving his son and daughter in ign
ance of the wealth he left behind
IF ia the talk in Washington
that Mayor Mcclellan of New \
will be the choice of Tamany Tor
Democratic presidential nominal
- and that at the proper time Cha
p. Murphy will announce McClellal
Tammanys choice
wide sections of the Miami Va
south OF Dayton, o., are inunda
Traction traffic between Dayton
Cincinnati has been suspended o.
to damage 10 the trestlework sout
Franklin.
.fThirty-fve hundred employees O.
Illinois Steel Company, at South
caqo returned to work Monday
the reopening of the mills, which
been idle since Christmas. me
accepted reduction in wages OF
10 to 25 per cent.
Mrs. Thomas H. Wickes, OF On
got a divorce from the wealth!
president of the Pullman Palac
Company, upon the ground OF ez
and repeated cruelty. Mr.. WICK
been divorced three times.
Exuerts who have examined
counts of E. A Mosely of the Int
Commerce Commission, say tn
accounts are absolutely CORE
condemn the financial admins
mil