The Forrest City times., 1905-12-22

the enamei s1en factory CT CnaS. Sehonk & Co. Chicago; loss. s25O od
 Leonard imboden and James A. Hi bankers. were found guilty at Denye Col. of conspiring 10 wreck the De yer savings bank
 William l.. Kester. president of board of trustees of the Illinois norm1 college. died at lis home in kanss H.. aged e years.
 James Sherman, the l9-year-oid Id accused of the murder of Sam Studiq ski. pawnhroker at Lewistown, Mont in August last. has confessed that \ committed the crime aloEe and al1 several 5urelaries in Lewistown.
 William c. Crawford. former depuQ auditor of the post office department, ,ws fornd guilty. in Washington. of conspi0 ing with August w Machen and Georl F.. I.orenz to defraud the goveTrme& in connection with a contract for lett carriers satchels.
 The workmen's council in St. Peterl burg succeeded in printing and circ& iatng lo6. GOO copies of it's paper al nouncing that the government had dl clared civil war on the proietari( and saying that the challenge must
 accepted. It declares that the throI of the Romanoffs is tottering. and th2 another blow will settle 1t.
 Land for the site of new Hebre( college to ccntfalize the various H( brew colleges throughout the countf| has been purchased in Glitter, subus of Cincinnati.
 President Joseph Smith and a paro of prominent Mormons went from Sal Lake City. Utah. to South Royaltol Vt. to participate in the dedication q the monument erected to the memof{ of the prophet Joseph Smith on K spot where he was born.
 John F. Stevens. chief engineer of tl Panama canal. says that the sanital, conditions of the isthmus are god enough for anyone who will live q cleanly as at home.
 President Roosevelt held an informl reception at the White House in cod nection with the celebration of the ce tennial of the establishment of the pu) lie schools of the District of Columbi
 Imports of diamonds and other pr( for the present year have reached t4 enormous total of $31 900. .Oos.
 John McIlvain and John HoppeI shot firers. were killed by an explosid| in the Sheridan Coal Co.'S mines LurtI of Pittsturg. Kas. The top house " blown to pieces and the interior of tN mine badly damaged
 Edward Joris. the Belgian, and thTe others charged with participation the attempt to assassinate the sultal in Constantinople, last July. have bed sentenced to death and other acconl plices to penal servitude for life.
 While being loaded al Lexington. KH for shipment to Mexico City, imp. Cod sa,vo, winner of the Czarwitch hand cap. dropped dead. He had been ju1 bought by Cayanaugh Bros. of $, Louis. al a pretty long price.
 Engineer-in-Chief William Shock, $. navy, retired, died in Washington q brcnchia, trouble. aged Si years. l4 was a veteran of the Mexican and civI wars
 Three of the largest financial instltd tiors in the west, the Chicago nation3 bank, the Home savings bank and tl Equitable Trust Co. all controlled tI Johr' +. Walsh, of Chicago. and in great measure owned by him, have su} pended. The allied banks of Chcaa have pledged their resources that e%eId depostor shall be paid to the last cenl
 Miss Alice Roosevelt paid the t!utid on the various presents and souvenir \ brought back from the orient with hd personal check for sl ,206.15.
 Earl Rush and Glen Jones wed drowned and three others narrowly eJ capped a like fate, by the ice on E( river. at Logansport. Ind, break. n@ with them white skating.
 As the result of panic caused h! a street car taking fire following th blCwing ont of fuse, at Cleveland. q Anna Staha. a 13-year-old girl, va trampied 10 death
 In connection with the Annapos ha2inS case congress comes in for souj criticism for adopting a resolution rd instatlng three midshipmen expelled i'd hazing after passing a law providin| ior dismissal for the ofiense.
 Fire destroyed the north wing of th| Northern Michigan normal school q Marquette and damaged the librarj building. Loss. s52 1000; TO insurance
 The bureau of statistics. departneTl Of conn cree and labcr. estimates tha the commerce between the Unite| States and the Philippines will reacl for the current calendar year. $29.00ol 000. against l5.o0o 900 in 1904.
 John A Burbank. a former territorid governor oi Dakota. died at his home il Richmond, IGd., after, brief il,nesj aged x.
 A bomb found on a train on whicl President Lopbet of France was trad cling with shooting party. proved, . examination, 10 be harmless affair
 Some gneasiness has been caused France by the Spanish proposal
 change the meeting place of the col ference fn Nfor~aao, rasr.,,. fro-, X