The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-02-24
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

accompanied by subterranean noises
are reported from Omotepec, State O
Guerrero, Mexico.
Gov. T00le of Montana has signe(
the bill recently passed by the legis
lature prohibiting the employment O
children in mines
Ex-GOv, Horace Boise, of Iowa, is
lying critically i'll at a hotel in Hot
Springs, Ark. where he went for his
health some weeks ago.
Gen. Joe Wheeler, who has been in
the City of Mexico several months, will
leave for Washington in a few days to
take part in the inaugural day parade
cotton statistics.
Antitoxin of diptheriia has been US
ed successfully in the threatment OF
spinal menegtis in New York. The ex-
pertinent is being watched with great
interest.
Gov. Hoch signed the bill appropriate
ing 100000 for the erection and main
tenance by the State of Kansas of an
oil refinery with a capacity of 1000
barrels per day.
Notwithstanding there are about for.
ty pedestals in the statuary hall at the
capitol the statue of Miss Francis F. /
Willard is the first Of a woman to find
place there.
Albert Fluery. Of near Cheboygan,
Mich went out during the recent biz
zard for medicine for sick child and
was lost in the storm and has not yet
been discovered.
Dr.. Richard S. Martin of New York
Is holding a revival meeting at
the General Christian Church at
WeatherfOrd. His sermons are attract,
ing large audiences.
The doors Of Sapulpa's new $4,000
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. hall were open
ed Thursday night for the dedication
and the thrCngs of people could not
find standing room. s
The Pennsylvania Railroad will buy j
new equipment, costing not less than f
pZ3,OOOOOO tu-s year and if the entire +
is carried out as arranged the &
cost will be $27,OOOOOO c
A diamond weighing 3S4 carats has
'een discovered in the vicinity of the Il
'Iace near Johannesburg, South Afri- B
"a, where the largest diamond every e.
lnearthed was recently found. n
William Cullen Bryant, the publish
r Oh the Brooklyn Times and secre- +
airy OF the American Newspaper Pub. -
shers' Association, died Wednesday -,
sanitariun at Plainsfield, N. J.
AS climax to series of sensations
the West Virginia Legislature ~
larges were made by Senators on the nj
DOR OF the Senate which may result
the Impeachment of Governor
yhite.
The Mississippi Central Railroad, to.
ether with the Newman Lumber Com. III
my, has decided to build an immense %
II building plant and shops at Hat 0p
esburg, Miss, which will be one of no
lie most complete in the South ci'
M
Jockey Eddie Wenrick, who rode hi,
d. Simpson in the fifth race at Oak. tio
Wn, Hot Springs, fell with his mount ire
ID was run over by Juvenal Maxim, 60,
sustained fractured skull and
ed in few moments.
~oH AuLhOlSu CudL PRESIDENT
'uoet will resign the Presidency of WI
ance before the close of his term. pa
one woman was burned to death Wv
u h1teen men and women narrowly i
capped in fire which damaged the No ~
'tel Wlnton in New York Friday. WI
James McReynolds, aged 70 years,
IN large family, was found dead
wood camp near Georgetown. He l
supposed to have frozen to death cur
hao made application to enter the yes
afederate Home at Austin. clo'
Douo. the
OaiiaS mas become the location Of mo
arge branch house of the Philip Ca. foo,
Manufacturing Company, with ARR
adquarters at Cincinnati, Ohio II
roofing and asphalt making con.
IN with large factories in Cincinnati S
iladelphia and Boston. witt
dispatch from Denver states that ncn t
'holas Darcy, son of federal court wal
or at Austin had discovered a fabu. ed
sly rich gold mine in Goldfield, Ne graz