The Monticellonian., 1905-01-05

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 c. P. Keefe leaned against an cleo. trie light pole at Pire Bluff and was shocked to death
 Alex Rose, aged fS. of Corley. To gan county, accidentally killed him. self while hunting.
 Tom Kesterson vas shot near Per. rysmith by a man alleged to haYo been Jeff Howard.
 Mrs. s. A. Jaeobi. one of the oldest residents of Little Rock. is dead at the age of g 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 1858.
 Mrs Mary J Tourney died at Fay. etteyille from injuries received by fall ing on a red hot store.
 A COW with hydraphobia ran wild ,n the streets of Harrisburg and caused much excitement
 Futhey Young, aged %. of Little Rock. died at Silver City. N. NJ. where he had gone for his health.
 Lean year was a failure in Little Rock, there being but 1.050 licenses issued, 150 less than in 1903
 Mrs. Catherine Nowlin, wife of Representative s. H. Nowln of Pulas- Ri county. died at Little Rock.
 There have been 3631 patients ad. mitted to the Arkansas state lunatio asylum since it was established
 The Security Mutual Insurance Company of Little Rock has reinsured it's business and retired from busi- ness.
 Jacob DeHass. leader of the Zion ist movement in America. lectured in Little Rock on the Jewish Palestine movement.
 Judge W. F. Blaekwood. one of the oldest justices in the state, fell down stairway at Little Rock and was badly injured
 7. A. Hanson was held ta the grand jury at Eureka Springs on the charge of embezzlement from an aged ex. Federal soldier
 Dr George R. Thompson and Miss Bertha Zanone of Little Rock have announced that they were married December 1. 1903.
 
 The Pine Blaff board of trade will ask tae legislature to refund the taxes fer 1904 to the flood sufferers along the Arkansas river.
 J. x. Connelley has resigned as su perintendent of the Little Rock street railway and returned to his former position in Memphis.
 F. N. Green has been appointed slI perintendent of the Arkansas division of the Iron Mountain. succeeding J c. Hartigan. deceased
 NJ. 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. N. Gornatzar. general agent of the Frisco at Memphis, has been pro- noted to assistant general passenger agent with headquarters at Memphis.
 Walter Battenfeld Hugh Mcdaniel, Lonnie Gibson and Jesse Gilbert. con- sicted in the mayors court at Harri- son of stealing whisky, were pardon ed by the governor.
 ] A. Kendall of Cleveland. O.. has been in Little Rock looking for a site for match factory employing 125 people.
 J. A. Trawiek, general manager of the Little Rock Railway and Electric Company, has been seriously H with appendicitis
 Bob Furth has sold his saloon at Little Rock to Sam Blum The re cent supreme court decision barred Furth from getting a license.
 Suit has been filed at Little Rock against delinquent subscribers ta the fund for the new $50 GOO Y. NJ. c. A. building.
 An attempted jail delivery at Hot Springs vas frustrated
 Twenty-Five bicycles were destroyed by fire in the store of the Arkansas Cycle House at Little Rock
 The motormen and conductors of the Little Rock street railway com pany received an increase of 10 per cent in their wages
 Edward Dye filed suit at Little Rock against Internal Revenue Col lector F. W. Tucker for s25,000 dam ages for injuries received while work ing in sawmill of the defendant at Clover Bend,