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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
IN|''8C|'..R||':iIIP OF D J.
.ABlC FLOOD.
Turmoil and Confusion Reign i'll
yNilkesbarre and the Wyo- VI.
ming Valley.
GREAT DAMAGE is DONE
ID :. AssoclnteA I'ress.l 81

g1TeSS.
ii NvILK1sI7s4A s Pas, March ,9,-7'rhe
city 3of5 Vllkesbnrre and tho Wyoming
Valley was in turmoil to-day. The
mighty how OF water spread out north
and sou east, and west, making the
north brailchto OIL the susquehannh River
a. vast, rapddened coursing AXE. sweep
ing III It's path whatever here waste
invade. The scene was even more terri
filing than on Ttesday N ,5s :; Ma
i.Ss5 Vast Damage Done. 4,
4 Plyniouth sthe entire business SEQ
5tlon Of thestuNn is i; ~ ll,derwater.$ Only q
and 2as a result Ehe nIeFcha is have lost
3thousa I'D. dollars :Wortli or goods, 5 II s.
The ice is gorged there and the water
backed sup so rapidly this afternoon that
many families found IT impossible to
leave their homes, and are now living on
the upper floors.
Over n million dollars worth Of prop
scrty has been destroyed IN the Wyoming
Valley, and overs two thousand families
rendered homeless.
Though the river Is falling. at Wilkes
barre tonight, towns in the vicinity OF
Bloomsbury are experiencing the worst
flood in their history.
Without Water or Gas.
Three spans of the great steel bridge
erected by the State at Catawissa, were
swept from their piers carly in the after
noon, and carried four hundred yards BY
the Ice, ana this evening the two remains
Ing spans collapsed. MI
Mill Street, at Danville, tho business
thoroughfare of that city Is under water
tonight for its whole length, more than
a mile The Ice moved at DanYille early
In the afternoon and carried the great
covered river bridge from Its piers.
Tho wuterworks at Danyillc are under
water, and the city Is swithou t--elec nc
light and gas Two hundred families have
been forced to leave tllelra homes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
EXCITING SCENES in
]. H /; COMMONS n {
Strength OF Balfour Sounded.
4 He Can Hold Office Only5by
Consent Of Protectionists.
-lRv Ass,oclated Press.l

Ef5s
y LONDON, March ~ During .c-nishta
session Q tina House Of SConmoEs. Duil-l
can ". Firle lE!berau moved 1" that tn.s5
house, noting the continued agitation in
favor Of protective or preferential tariff J.
deems u necessary TO express - condcm Y
nation OF a ny sucl, policy .''s8 ss$
3s Mr.. Ptrtc s motor waS debated (pr5 three
hours. and tho arg tncnts covered IN alnlf
the previous ground OF fiscal diaotfssion.
Prcmter Balfnur5 admitted that he had
Withdrawn Tho mcno IA ndum presented e
to the Cabinet, advocating preferential
tariffs and q tax soi, food.
x Mr.. Pirie' s motion was finally rejectcd
cheers created the reduction In tbs gor-
,crnment majority. SS II ss3 Ky
ii AS an offset to \ the motion made in
the House Of Commons by Mr. Plrle,S
Premier Balfour put up q conservative
member to move an mendmsnt an
proving tho ministerial deciarat lions %
the fiscal policy. as including neither
general sysen Of protection nor pref
.crcnce based on the taxation of food.
Chamberlainitcs to the nuNf,cr OF one
hundred held hurried ara Informal
meeting this evening. and as result
they intimated 10 the government that
it,rIlrss the amendment were Withdrawn
they would abstain fro myotlng on the
SpIi'}e mo s:on. It'd
n this would almost certainly have
led to The defeat OF the government, the
amend mont was withdrawn.
The Incl dent proves that Premier ia
four can hold ffice only by consent Of
the pronounced protect ION ists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
NEITHER VERY FRIENDLY.
General Wheeler Declares That.
America Has Neither Japan
Nor Russia t. Thank. Z.

General Joseph Wheeler TO q ,Timcs-Dls-
patch representative in New York made
This interesting statement last night re-
sar1lng Americas relations with Russia
and with Japan! ~
IF VIC examine carefully we will find
that botl. Japan and Russia have always
considered their own interests IN thelr
relations with the United States, D
SIN our war With Spain aud IN our.
trouble IN tho Philippines hoth'Japan aud
Russ a We're on the side OF our opponents.
1.-The action OF the Russian ambassador.
which waa understood to lave for It's pur-
pose the creation of 4 feeling that Eng
land was IN sympathy with spain. aud
Itussia's attitude, which seemed to be
very much III accord With that OF France
Hnu Germany, indicated very strongly
that Russia Was not IN sympathy With
llip United states.
Al 'iJapah's action VAS possibly more POSI-,
#uye, i nat nation seemed to hope that It
would fall 10 her lot To cAerc 80 .Sllzcrpin-
ilS oyer the Philippines. And when II be-
came apparent that the United StGtcs was
10 annex l!uwaii Japan's attitude was
certainty mol kindly and Was considered
by some as threatening,
,,We must also remcAlhcr that after the
allied forces had crushed Sappleon Russia
MAS one OF tlin leaders In the combination
Of Europenn powers that resulted In Il
| manifesto llpfriGndlS Ia the United States
I ind especially against the young republics
| III SOUTH America. phis action made il
4 necessary for President James Monroe t.
/ enlucate The Monroe doctrine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
TICKET IN KANSAS.
Set UP Leaders in
State Contest.

(By Associated tress;l al.
WICHITA, KANSAS, March 9--Ilie
Republicun State convention .to.night
nominated tho following ticket: -ftiovernoI,i
Edward w, iloch; I.icutenant-Govee,rMo
David W. Hanna; secreInryS g q , StatfIe.
Attorney General, &. g. Coleman; Treas
uhcr 4 nomas r. Kelly !, 4.
MI. Hoch's nomination was made py
Tho platform expresses pride that the
convention rs the lrst CONVEX lon to ss-
,iect delegates to the national c2nyentl sIt
instructed 70 vote for RG2o9ssnG =,
policy. H5 S TX y K.
". r. Stubs, OF, Lawrence. who started
tho movement that resulted a, AZ, the. hlSSast
sas il many years, namely MT. iloctls
candidacy for Governor against, 1, me rae
tion headed by Governor. WI llunl a /, =, I,
bailey and tho withdrawal of the latter
from the race was both temporary. tlnd
permanent chairman OF the convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
MRS. MAVERICK NOT
HERE, SAYS COUNSEL
Az Associated prese.l

,SEW YORK, March 0,--The report that
Mrs. Florence Maybrlek, recently maroon,
cd by tho British government arrived
here yesterday on tho steamship .Kalsor
Wilhelm IL. was denied to-day by At
crllay Daniel $. Decker, cousel for Mrs.
Maybrick In the litigation going ON
about her property
AR, Decker said. IF Mrs, Maybylek
lad como here yesterday, az reported, !
think ] would huve known tho fact, Har
present plans are 70 arrive here in July
2 Attorney Armstrong, who met tho WG-
man reported to be Mrs, Maypricssa at the
4rier, though formerly Ncr counsel. has
not represented her for some Time and IS
nov q defendant IN suits Instituted on
her behalf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
New Orleans Races.

a6 &(tST Asanclalea f,tesS'' - n. II. ~.
MEW oRLAss' slaar n p raelhE Ia
iirst four events falling tathelEc, sllAEs. /
Firat race-seyen fuplongs,wo,1lr slo sssnle
IN 70 3 rs m9ly9tsl r II l
sseo ma' rape,@mIls and seventy yards,
rgentq ai q 3 rs5 t RE III ms
ilrst 4 thIsna nl4ta'Sb, Eecond, Presents-
lion ti5 to D third llms lil2 3l.5 3, y o,,,,
Fourth n,lrttp 20 S, V gsc.
III to ll FIRST. I4uyn.lE Y ~, ~, q es ~
ond. Ratpland l3 to- thsfa, 4l'''ol1 Wv
Iar5 F8 &. q q \ ..t u q. "A, vi.
!tth miIS ' 49, i ESsesh!d
mission 90 10 u sse.o,FFgt ,ltt *
sStb race selling, AlS fllrlo,n1J gs.,SSla
SILVER g to u FIRST, Lazy tt',y, W M
second, Ilarmalis (l6 70 3ip) 4 b'fu' i''1s
l:li l-a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
5BEsEKE CASE REPORTED.
Man Murders Family BY Turn Turn
ing on Gas After Banquet
4fRv Associa ted PreSa.)

IVA aei u simiinr to 4 the Boseke case. oC-1
CURED to-day at Pankow. q suburb at'llr1 81 q
Theodore 3 rnmbach, u numerical fray ~.
on .I,Masday evc,llng Il nd Il tier returning
home tho family sat down TO f. Pp I.:;
tier hts wtfc and son had gonte, - t p,a
rooms were too well ven az 9 th -
plan or death fall led s n, ~ III, Y,
This morning Branbact, shot us son
and Ills wife and then himself, ha wing
nrsyiorsIy sent Il servant to a friend With
q letter explaining. his oct. I, ~, "a
BrnInhach. like Lieutenant kese,K s.. nag =.
Sliveti / fpr 3beyond his means and nag bt-
nune involved III financial diffscul y s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Ian DIN 6 MORE FORCES.
New Armies Of laps at Fung-i
Wang-C Chang and at !.
Tashan.
Nv ssnciated I,rcss.1

CIV Associated Frcss.) Z. n
5E2NyyAsHINGTON, March 3..--Tlle sovseil'il-
n,ent here has received alvlces by chl y
from tyhe Foo, opposite Port Arthur 70
lilo effect that Japanese land forces have
appeared at Fung- WangrGhang and nc ,,,ilt :
3Tashan II No details are furnished me r.
first named place Is about Y m, I, nGre q,
III NJ feW'ln inland from the mouth
Of The Yalu River, according to the /, cal
culationa OF the naval officers here. SLney
believe that this movement mas placea
4Dcrhaps in the rear and on their line OF
5tcommilrlcatio,i. 1t il believed tlhnt yes
51erd Iy's 4attack upon Port Arthur ana
tralion- Wan was ., diversion. perhaps. 10
cover this expedltous land movement
of the Japanese forces who were propit-
bly, landed from transports At some. point
west of the Yalu River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
ENGAGEMENT ALREADY
TOXIC Believes 1t Has Already
NJ y a Z INC t58 j
Occurrcd-News Molncn-
tarilv8 Expected.
AZ Associated .I7ress.l

stl,lt there has iIlreatly hcsn q decl,ly,c
laval nav engagement III tic vicinity Of yl lad
.ivostok. and tidings Of it&urc "a III us,S
awaited. 1he j ranese fleet d,u n no.
ii is raid. so to Vladiyostok for the PUT
nae Of 'bornbgrdin; the town, but 10
iS a;n and attack tho Russian fleet ,stt,n,-
toned there. There is a strong rossln,lli +
~ that tho Japanese found The 3! ,,,
ravc them battle there. Tho Navy De-
5,artment expects 10 receive dispatches
10 morrow from Gensan. where ~ l5W va
planned that the fleet shou!d call nllct
the operation had been concluded s}lg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
I Tti,feDef ts * ss5 a I wd view Wliat. ne
,stopd Tor OF what lie iiitchde " do, tlle
solution. would Ia uaay.',' II IN s4.s
5WOMEN8M USTs LEAVE.
YCons,,ls Urging aNll Foreigners s.
tD gu Quito New Gl,,Sang
Speedily. y VI
lByI Aasociatcti press.)

Kin 1S ~, Marcll sriti III iG S..
strongly md oS;a4lly urs1is T., va MN
&Cllmang before tho rLyerEYrens The BriY
tsh gun bout ssrsgle VII gleaxs ,,,5 AZ soo'l
ne possible, and VIII not g,r l'e,l;ifie N,
S'ntrhnJ FAMILY rf tho 91lnitsd StiAca coll,
Sui. Mi MIilar, Will leave to.o,rr !,
is Understood tllnt thp e i, !, nomSrs
fr,r warsi,lps Iii River hero, tl,sfas
FORD neutral Interests NeYR n f,''alls
8SVil $llo officially aboild9neh. h 4 :, Il,
S3iIhe tension .iinong l'iissjans also COL gu
in,les There are tlrcllnistnntial naive
lighting cas-. Of ne 1a, lro On.
and ilors Is strong evidence OF ~ " y" :.
III lis reported that tleB nStion Of th9
91,t,ssana In ordering, News hwnanS " ,,, ,s
fortified was die to tho withdrawal, OF llle i
n foreign warships This removing the las y =
l,ossbil,tS Of the ncntrai!sntlo ti ~,
port THE Russians received by t,itsn aW Nv,
$,linrl1 siege guns and two 6-poundcrs i oM-
tiers THEY were nnloaded iat the SiesW
sCliwanE railroad station. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Asks for Aid.
fRv Associnted Prcsg, +.

Z ,ILARRISBuRG.SP p March e,-tAfter-s
math flood conditions inre so SERIOUS Y g
SIlddletown, has asked aid of4th!s city
10, the relief of & tho, people who have
been rendered homeless, QyNer half nile
Of the. town is covered With. ice and silt
from two feet to fee II deep, Between 'f''I
700 and 500 houses are surrounded and can
.be only reached by entering. the second on
story windows. Many house,, have . been
entirely ruined while others have neen
lifted from their foundations ~ 9 tl'elr
contests lost. 4 .t q L.
In Harrisburg conditions are improving
rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
MINISTER BARRETT
GOES T0 PANAMA

IRy ,Aasoeialetl preAs,N

WASHINGTON, March o,-trhe piesi.
dent has direcled The transfer oil John
Bprlett, present minister TO Tho Argentine
Republic to be minister 10 Panama ~.
w. ItnsScl' ~ prestn, charge at Panama,
has been made minister 10 Co.
lomba, 'ind ,dnlur w. l'ennpre, now
minister 10 Colombia, lVs beef, made
minister 10 Argentine 10 succeed Mr. liar-
rett the appointments wric to-day sent
10 tils senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Retvizan Nearly Ready,

Cry Associated l'ress.)
= PORT ARTHUR March D.--The hole in !.
the hull OF the Russian battleship Retyi-a
xan, which w,ls made during the first att
tuck by the japanese, has peen repaired,
ana the battleship has been relocated. SHE
Ii, now anchored In the inner roadstead,;
alongside the CesarGyitch. The other
necessary repairs 10 tho ship will be COM
'pleted shortly. sG8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
HANNA ON WOOD CASE.
Brief Prepared by Late Senator
Read Before the Senate,

~. NY Ass0rMleU FToss.l N
WAsliiNGpON, March am'phf con,
tested appointments of General leonard
Wood to be major general o.. tlie army
Was taken IN tD-tay In executive session
@ The Senate, and, after listening 10 n
brief prepared by Senator, lIpnpa, sum-
sigfn IN the hearings bcforr Tie com,
mttce ON Military Affairs and several
ahidaylts obtained since tbs heagIngs
closed The Senate adjourned, senator
Foraker announced that liz Moald move
10 lake NJ the cpgr ps sYcrS posaibls
Pyp2rtuIlty, lf t9t4f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
{ Mrs, Dye Released.
n,y Associated I'gcss,

BOONE, IOWA. aaFch 9 B, 3 s 9, y.
man Dye aeeIssdI o6 af11inFf he = box ' 81
p sd1 si's candy witch caused Miss Nsl,
Sons DEATH. Vas released from custody
to-day Judge Whtaksrsacting ~ sc 99,,.
Minis that the laws Of Iowa did not make
it pc possible to extradite Mrs. Pye, hl IS
bye says she is DESTROYS OF being Gismt,ea
OF the Charge against her, ans, 70
that sic may 70 io sputls A1aNo 3A 81 y
sEind trial. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Monument ia a Negro
.iI fI3y AssocIuted Press.

"a rs 81 ~ BY AsN0cl y led I7Fehsl
MACON M q Al, March a.--A Columbus
Ga. a dispatch to- he Telegrapt says Il, z
marble monument has been ereet !, Sy3 tI,si
negro lnborer who lost his life last Sen
ten,bcr5ii, a l,erhic but frnitless EFFORT 70
RESCUE City Robert III, ' y, bnSiGI
IL mn 3inscriptlon acting forth the fact
igs AS 1. n 4 olner Is inscribed 8
aIaonor and shame from no, conditlon rlsc =
ACT Vel | your part. there ~ the horor
lies, - 3, Z. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Russians Defeated,
-RY Associnted I2rcss,, !,

VA ---T1 3 I13Y ASs6claEtd -FFcsS,1 ~ T--
LONDON, March 10,--A dispatch "
the Times from Wei-Hai-We, dated
March 9th, says
1T is reported on good authority that
Il collision between Japanese and Russian
troops has occurred near Hai-Ju Korea
.(Ifty-four miles northwest OF Chemulpol,
which resulted in the defeat OF the Rus
SLAMS aH=4t e.al.tt l.lg r5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
COUNSEL
AT POINT OF DEATH

( .58 5s5Et By Associated Hfesa,l
WASH NdTON.D y. O., March 9-Repre;;
sentative George rafts q Us. sefGna
Is critically " at his home hers "a h9 Fl
Is suffering from blood polsoning, With
saonpIsa,idns "a stomach trouble ~ IAN, ana
Hsart stimula,ts 4Rd saline solutions; \, are Z
bsing adWnstsrsa ~ ey b,s afd deagth s &
Delayed to "a quSStIi9n q b4 bhysy taM
ct Aiken, g, a., il with him, !. &,
{ MI, Croft was loading counsel tol Nlle
defense III the GILMAN trial last year,
a ithornugI examination was maze ~
tho senator's throat to-day and dlucl,osed
tho fact that an. 1lbeeas had formed IN
.Ile left tonsil, u is said 70 ha = very
small one, aud The physicians believe !, 4, y
cnn bo ralleYch without grea Edli''clllLs'
An operation will BIO performed to-mof-
row morning, q IL, y
Mr. Croft Was. stu alive It 1, 3, o' ,,lGs \
wntehing at his bedside that lie was gr "a
IA lily sinking, Dr. Croft the represe W.
ives brother eYprfsssh the epinion 1liut
his pa tient would I've some hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Russians and Koreans Clash.

(By, Associated Press.J
4 SEOUL, March GA party OF nine Rus
slams seized the Korean telegraph station
at Yllng-NNon to-day IT. Is reported that
Il fight las occurred between Koreans and
Russians OH tile Korean side of the Tu-
men River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
Il lYpu HELP a slck FH = i END =
70 aet M n eook For " I'm Now, n 3lsi

sS send NE no t1iorey; M, Il, .6od Sfi
ss oW + q sos S Y ief e s'Ss sD
n' S sSs afs St ssk ,.,,y j rs BsI cs!.
s e ira tf Fe boo ias how
ycrs ii 1ospitns and III bedsldes sssassl,e,a
VI s ssis
iio S61petinsi,ts traced out tho causes That
bring or chfUnc diseases. ". 4, h. .,.as \,
weuh1ess ths isias nerves wsis qrs
there lack Of yaiitS q sS ,,s
asd WgrHk seE VIZ
tho inside Y, Invisible heryas
"aa r. -
combined ps.s;aaINlss IT tss rs Ssa
sRs I0 saicd y
1W Nfsr Gy s GM a r u ss
es sssss o nly s '@snted H.
f'fSS lsa Ne Pfs's tssss NY dsss
tle real power Of pr. sl,Gop' l1estoratiye7
fs sy dc ~. Hli IA asRRE''sss
wfole d ,rliabio druggist i, e,lel, city aid
& Now Us. amy. sick one g #
pr. shoop's Restorative.
i, Can DO taken OH trial. Tor Q. fpl month I
will let you itise 1t entirely at my risk. &.
Send no money. Just writo mo f 2, t tle book
yo, need when send 4 VIII tell yoa, af
trlal A., q m9h rhe id ao
help mo- that viii relieve you OF amy expense
whatever. He will bill tho cost to mo; ]. sg, (,
This Is my way Of clearing. your mind of NIL
doubts rs, to what DR.. t'hoop' > Restorative can
do o,nutter how rejidleed, you Garnet car. !is-
les!stan oferlIke lha e YOU! IRE Ct sick
a II you have o. weakness, write me. }SIC you
can't do things like YOU used to do them, toll
nio :lboutlit,s az sSgi \. " a II ~.
3 Write In confidence. Y Az n physician ! Y Ill
tel ,lyou n way to help Get my book now. .
sS>{HS' IN N Book / on, Dyspepsia,
Siml1ly stat d (which Book 2 on the Henrt. III
book you went mud Book on tho Kidneys
address III Dr. Shoop Boois for Women. M II
Box S29S, IiAcitc wis. Book for Men (seacd).
54} 3.SS Book on Rheumatism.
Mild cases, not chronic, nre often cured with
ono 81 two bottles. At drugglsts. 9 3b N ts3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
HASN'T HEARD 1T.
Petersburg ii Dark About .to
Naval Battle Up to S z N ~.
s1I55 Yesterday.
1By Associated prcss,)

81. SPErl'E.R.SBUI2G, March a--lhe ~.
soratcd lress isfinformed on ne hig ll,s
authority that up 10 o'clock TINS at.st,3
tho Reitzenste,ll and tIrln .squadrons hnu
been received. II Is evident, however, I
That newssof II sea fight OF Vladivoss y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
T'HE AMERICANS COMPANIES /
HOLD ANNUAL MEETINGS.
nav Associeted PressO

MEM 1Rls, March o.rrIl.e annual .l1
meetings of8tllo stocanolders o. INC CON-
solldated Tnhaceo Company, the Amari,s
mi, ,robsceo Company and the Galll mem
STobacro Company were lleld 5to,d Y, Y
NJ 4 crsey city and me old boards f&pl-
rectoys we're re-rlecled. In The elirsetos'sfe
~ ms American obaeeo g ssollp a1sS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
MEN 4 eoYs' ouTflTrERa.

would not surprise Tie Officials here They
Reitzenstcins squndron Was outside aylaat-'
yostolS when tho Japanese appeared. but
&c Is moro firmly believed here thatit5was
outside. III si 5}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
-Bombarded Port Dalny,

(By Associated Press,)
TOXIC, March Q,-The Japanese Mar-
ships bolnbardcd the forts at llen-Wnnt
(Port Dalny) on thctnight of March Stl,
and then attacked Port Arthur G#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

It's the felt, the hair cloth the
canvas, the. interlinillg- things
that you can't see, that make
the difference between COM
m ON and extra good.
The extra good $1,000 Suits
from last spring are llowSo.7B.
y. Think 1t over. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10

41,homas u Maloney succeeded u. .ss e. =.
walker. ana Fl. Harris. WHO resign'el11
snnle time ago. wns re elect ted ia
The American Toba ESQ g ompa'-illy.s IN
$n,lal report shnws net earn gs 81 g, :.
cd ,7s5 az, Increase Of sl2la.2!o, Net earn
yings 81 sl2 75G, isl, an Increase OF sgl9,Si0
Arc shown in tho annual report OF the
Continental Tobacco Cobulp 5$ q
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-05-28
usxssss iLsl KHAN sss1zEzzac zzs<ssssrs-a

The University of Arkansas will close in 8 few weeks one of the most successful terms in the history of the institution, the en- rollment having reached 813 this year, which is about 135 greater than at any previous time. There is some alarm that our cratic governor may wish to pay political debts and grudges with Onivertity positions.-Wa Washing- ton County Review.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-05-28

MR. CLEVELAND, in the Satur- day Evening Post of last week de- scribes the troubles of his admin istration during his last term in office, when superhuman efforts were made to keep the gold in the United States treasury up to the hundred million limit required by law, and how in spite of the three sales of bonds it would not keep up to the hundred million mark, but often fell below half that amount, and was boarded again and shipped to Europe as fast as the sale of the bonds put gold into the treasury. The story is worth reading. It is a graphic picture of as dark days as the country ever experienced in f- nancial stress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-05-28

AN exchange says: If your uncle has an aunt who has a nephew whose wife has a cousin that is married to an old friend of your wife's sister, whose grand father used to live in the same town with an old schoolmate of yours, whose son-in Jaw is now in St. Louis, you should at once renew the acquaintance, with a view of saving hotel bills while attending the Worlds Fair. This scheme can be worked success fully in many instances.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-05-28

TIE TRtBUNE accepts advertising on the positive guarantee that it has larger circu- lation in Carroll county than any other news paper Display ads are 50 cents per inch per month. Locals cents a line each insertion and are continued until ordered out Legal notices Ut legal rates. Political announcements for Couney S5.
 All obituaries. resolutions of respect or simi- lar matters beyond 120 words will be charged for local rates Notices of festivals and en- tertaiRmeHts where an admission is charged will be charged for the same as other adver- Using, cents a line.
 The label on your paper or it's wrapper will tell you the date to which your sub bscfiption is paid. The date will be changed inside of 30 days after renewal is received. No reduc- liens from the regular price of S1.00 year will ne' made on papers gong outside of Carroll county. Ifyou get year behind in the coun- tE you are rot entitled to any reduction from he regular price, $i.09 a year.
 Having the best press in the county and knowing how to do fine work ourselves, we are able to save our customers D per cent on all kinds of commercial printing.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-05-28
A REVIEW of the climate and

A REVIEW of the climate and agriculture last year which ranks as one of great agricultural pro- duce, reveals some curious facts. Canada reaped the greatest wheat crop ever grown in the doe minion. Australia, on the other hand, had to endure the, worst of all the disastrous drouths it has known, and the grain har- vest was nearly ruined, and many sheep with thousands of cattle perished.