The Forrest City times., 1905-01-06

In Batesville.
 Mrs Elizabeth Waters. aged 7s, Is lead at Magazine. There are about 1000 insurance agents in Arkansas.
 In 1901 135.06 miles of new track were laid in Arkansas.
 Senator John P. Logan has retired from the race for president
 high school building to cost $25.- GOO will be built at Fl Dorado
 The police department of Little Rock made 6.O46 arrests in 1904.
 Congressman John S. Little will be a candidate for governor in 1906.
 Angel Beck, aged 10, was accident- ally shot by companion at McNab. Dr. Luther Callin was seriously stabbed at dance near Green Forest. Evidences of a Before Day Club" have been discovered in Pulaski county
 E. w. Perrin has resigned as sec. retary of the socialist party for Ar kansas.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Phillips died at Sulphur City Washington county, at the age of 102 years.
 The four saloons in Brinkley closed January l. as the county will be dry for two years
 Samuel Dunlap. father of Mrs. Ben Cox of Little Rock, died at Clinton. aged 72 years
 In fight between two exfederal soldiers near Fayetteville, Squire Wal. lace was killed
 Alex Rose, aged F, of Corley. To. gan county, accidentally killed him. self while hunting.
 Thomas w. Swain. an ex-confeder. ate from White cou3ty, died at the confederate home
 Mrs. $. A. Jaeobi, one of the oldest residents Of Little Rock, is dead. at the age of 79 years.
 Wiley Welsh of Little Rock was elected president of the negro state teachers association
 William Vernon died at Baldwin. Washington county. age 76 years. He settled there in 1888.
 Mrs. Mary J. Tourney died at Fay. ettevile from injuries received by fall. ing on red hot stove.
 Futhey Young. aged %. of Ljtt,s Rock, died at Silver City. N. NJ, where he had gone for his health.
 Leap year was failure in Little Rock. there being but 1,O50 licenses issued, 150 less than in 1903.
 Mrs. Catherine Nowlin, wife of Representative $. H. Nowlin of Pulas- Xxi county. died at Little Rock.
 There have been 3631 patients ad. mltted to the Arkansas state lunatic asylum since it was established.
 Joe Burton, aged 12, died at Hot Springs from lockjaw. resulting from an injury with a toy pistol Christmas
 The Security Mutual Insurance ! Company of Little Rock has reinsured 1 it's business and retired from bust. ness.
 NJ. C. Thompson. who has been agent for the Pacific Express company at Texarkana for "A years, has re- signed
 Jacob DeHass. leader of the Zion, ist movement in America. lectured in Little Rock. on the Jewish Palestine movement
 Judge W. F. Blackwood. one of the oldest justices in the state, fell down a stairway at Little Rock and was badly injured.
 F. A. Hanson was held to, the grand jury at Eureka Springs on the charge of embezzlement from an aged ex. Federal soldier.
 w. C. f1nney, bookkeeper fell on rock while walking home at Little Rock and received a wound which caused his death
 Dr. George R. Thompson and Miss Bertha Zanone of Little Rock have announced that they were married December l. 1903
 The Pine Bluff board of trade will ask the legislature to refund the taxes for 1904 to the flood sufferers along the Arkansas river
 J. N. Connelley has resigned as SUI. perintendent of the Little Rock street railway and returned to his former position in Memphis
 F. w. Green has been appointed su- perintendent of the Arkansas division of the Iron Mountain, succeeding J. C. Hartigan, deceased
 M. J. Finn, former manager of the Little Rock baseball club, has moved his family to Toledo, o. He will man. age Toledo next season.
 J. k. Hofmeister has resigned as vice president of the Dowdy Drug Co., at Little Rock and gone with the For tune Ward Co, at Memphis.
 Walter Battenfield, Hugh McDaniel, Lonnie Gibson and Jesse Gilbert, con- victed in the mayors court at Harri- son of stealing whisky were pardon.