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The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12

Earlico 5e Cigar, sweet, soothing smoke at An attractive, reasonable price. w. c. Early Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
 Mrs. Tudie Prude, the efficient local manager of the Telephone Company, was a charming visitor to Madison Wednesday,
 MT. F. D. Rolfe, of Wynne, was in the city on business Tuesday He has been elected collector of levee taxes in Cross county.
 Golfers and Railway White Lead. Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, and all Colors ln Oil, at lowest prices, at Pas lay & Johnson'S.
 MT. A. Meyer, who had been in Tex arkana for couple of weeks, returned Sunday, greatly to the delight of home folks aud friends
 Mrs. Rose Nicely, who had been a charming guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs, w. s. DurboroW, returned to Lit tie Rock Saturday.
 WANTED-To sell 100 bushels of corn and lot of cotton seed, also one Jer- sey COW with calf two days old. Alp ply to II. W. Lewis.
 A full line of tue May Manton Ba- zaar Glove Fitting Patterns just re. ceived by R. II Winfield & Go. Price 10c cash or l5c by mail.
 Mrs. l.. Rollwage and daughter, lii- tle Miss Allyne, returned Tuesday from Memphis, where they had teen visiting with Mrs. j. l. Jelks.
 The Times Souvenir Supplement will be d handsome book and handsomely illustrated We alIeady have some very fine views which will be valuable in an advertising way to this city ano county.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12

Have you seen Tom Barrow,s unto. daAe lawn mower? A child can run 1t. Let him sell you one.
 Whiskey is whiskey, but Old J.H. Ciitter IS the best whiskey on earth x. B. Nelson S Co.
 Ladies, look at the big line of skirls how on sale by the FusselI- Graham Alderson Company.
 EarlicO Cigsr-clnb shape-a ten cent smoke for 5c. W. C. Early Company, Memphis, Tennessee.
 Call up Paslay & Johnson when you want any kind of lumber or building m terial. Phone B.
 For Sale-100O buslnis of good clean coi m at 60c per bushel, at ihe crib at Madison, J G. Stern.
 When you are in a hurry and want tHe best groceries sent down quick. Phone 24. Tom Barrow.
 Mr. (. A. Thomps n and wifi. or Bsnton. were in the city and register ed 1t the Marion Monday.
 The military company were cut dril- ling Tuesday night, and begin to show considerable improvement.
 Mrs. Gus Sweet, of Widener, was shopping and visiting relatives and friends in the city Tuesday.
 NIT. ". II. Mcdaniel went to Wynns Monday night to visit her brother, Mir. J. T. Fondren of that city.
 Old Gutter is a pure Rye Whiskey, and IS unexcelled for medicinal pur- poses. N. 5. Nelson < Co.
 sell the Texas Brown Riding and the Ohio Walking CultiyatofS. They are the best. Tom Barrow. Miss Ruth Hatcher went to Little Rock this morning to visit with Mrs E. W. Horne for a few days. All kinds of lumber and finishing materials for repair work promptly fur nlshed by Paslay & Johnson.
 Nr H. w. Robinson, of Madison was in the citEon business Saturday and registered7at the Marion.
 Tapestry Portier Curtains, in nice combination Of colors, from S2.T5 up to s6 per pair. Becker & Lewis. Wherever you find Tom Barrow's scieen doors and windows, you vii n' see any flies or mosquitoes. Refrigerators - from the cheapes, ones to the large porcelain lined ones jast received by Becker X Lewis. H- Your patrsnaee is solicited and ap prr,.iated at the Magnolia Saloon. T c Folbre..dt., & Co. proprietols.
 you want first-class gu, strings fol your violin, get them at the NewsstanC 95. each. Also the cheaper grades
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12

Timbermen, call and see my hard ware. 1 keep everything yor need Tom Barrow.
 Hon. T. E. Hare, of Vanndale, was in the city on business in the Chancery court Tuesday. Poultry Wire, all heights and rat proof, may be had of Pasay x Johnson at bargain prices. Mr. T NJ. Turpie, of Colt, was in own yesterday on business and ming ling with friends. We have full line of Paint Brushes. Come around and make your selection. Paslay < Johnson.
 Messrs. R. Nj. Nimocks and A. l.. Stevens went to Memphis yesterday morning on business.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12

We have lots of good whistles, but Old J. H. Cutter can't be beat for pur- ty and flavor. N. B. Nelson < Co.
 Just received-Lawn Swings-Lawn and Veranda Settees, in red and green colorS. Becker iS Lewis,
 Brandon, Baugh x Co. have an ele- gant line of Trimmed Hats. Get your Easter Hat of them and save money.
 China Closets, with oval front, Ladies Desks, in new designs-and prices to sell. Becker & Lewis
 Messls. Jacob Miller and D. s. Burns and little Joe Brown, of Sionikersville, We're in town on business yesterday.
 Will the parties who borrowed my pipe wrenches or other tools, please re- turn them and oblige $. F Mcdaniel.
 Old Yannissee is our leader, but we lave many other brands of good whis. key. Try us. T. C. Folbre, Jr. X Go.
 Mrs. R. l.. Kimbrough arrived in the city Wednesday morning from Lit tie Rock, and joined her husband here.
 The chancery court has granted di- vorces this week, and it hasn't been a very good week for dissolution either.
 Mir. Chas Appel. of St Francis bot toms, was business visitor in town yesterday and gave us pleasant call.
 R Ii. Winfield & Go. are showing a swell new line of Mid Summer Pate n Hats. Call early and get first choice.
 Prof. W. l.. Prewitt has recently fin ished a successful term of school at Cherry Valley, and returned to this city.
 Hon. K. W DeRositt went to Mem phls Monday morning to attend the Levee Board meeting and reorganiza- tion.
 If you haven't paid yocr taxes, lyon will have to hurry" The books will be turned over to the clerk in few days.
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure, and none are superior for family use. See I. c, Folbre, Jr. < Co.,, sole agents.
 C,pt. Hart Evins, of Madison, was circulating among his numerous friends in town Monday, and gave us pleas ant call.
 If Dr. Mendenhalrs Chill and Fever Cure IS not better than any other J. T. Sanders will refund your money. Price 50 cents.
 Don't be selfish, If you are satisfied tha, Old Vollmer Whiskey is the best, tell your friends. T. c. FolDre, Jr,, X Go. sell it. Mid Summer isttefn Hats--all the , latest creatiens in extuisiie rha Itasry, are HOW being featured by P. q. nin- ] fed ' Cc.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12
Old Cn,ter Rye hits the spot.

old Cutter Rye hits the spot.
 Go to N. E. Nelson & Co.,, for Old Cutter.
 Please have the pictures for the Sou venir made at once.
 Try one of those Gin Fizzes at T. c. FolSre, Jr. & Co.'S.
 Dr. c. T. Chandler,o of Marianna, was in the city Tuesday.
 NIT. c. D. Bettis, of Msrianna, was in town Wednesday.
 A cool refreshing drink is Anheuser. On tap at all saloons.
 Porter Curtains at Becker & Lewis, from g 75 per pair up.
 Hurrah for Forrest City The bg saw mill is coming sure.
 Try bottle of Old Cutter. It's al right N. E. Nelson & Go.
 A burning pleasure-Eafiico 5e. Cigar. All leading dealers.
 Six dozen new cy finder records just received at the Newsstand.
 Prof. J. NJ. Wilson, of Caldwell, paid Palestine visit "Wednesday.
 Yes" the best Ice Cream Freezer why Tom Barrow sci $ them.
 The best beer mafe--Anheuser Busch-on tap it all saicons.
 Found.-Laiy's furs. Owner may have same at the Newsstand.
 Mr. J. O. Brook6ed, of Wynne, was in the city on business Monday.
 Mr Jack Pipkin, of Tuttletan, was h town yesterday on business.
 Brandon, Baugh S0 Co, have the best line of Ladies' Slippers in town.
 All kinds of swell drinks al the Mag nQlia bar. Courteous attention.
 New Graphophones and new records just received at the Newsstand.
 Mr Ed Mallory, of Womack, was in the city on business Wednesday. EMr R.. Laner, of Caldwell, was a business visitor ill town yesterday
 Let us sell you your grapnophone supplies. Landvoigt x Vadakln.
 Hon. R. J. Williams visited Helena on professional business last week.
 Mr. Wm. NJ. Block, of Wynne, was in the city Wednesday on business.
 Why drink poor beer when you can get Anheuser at any saloon in town. Two improved lots in Russell Addi tion for sale. Apply to w. Gorman. On Have you noticed how chesl Tom Barrow is selling Enameled Ware A healthful tonic and the pures, beei Iu de-The Anheuser. All saloons Four doll ITS round trip Co ST Louis May 70. See " $. Durborow Agent Havana by cigar ligtt--W c. Early Company's Earlico, the leading 5( cigar.
 Mrs. Jim Hicks, of North Creek, Ark ans.s was registered at the Marion Friday,
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12

MT. Jlm Mebane, of Cross county.
 was business visitor In the city Wed.
 nesday. The Anheuser Beer is;always fresh, cool and sparkling. On tap at siI saloons. Large line of Baby Buggies and Go Carts from g. 75 up to $500 at Becker < Lewis. There is rumor of quite a romantic
 wedding to take place in this city most any old day. ? When tired, hot or thirsty. try An. Iheuser Beer-refreshing and healthful.
 All saloons. Judge N. W. Norton returned yester- day from Memphis, where he had been
 on business.
 Mrs. W. r. Weld, of Mariana, was circulating among friends in town
 Wednesday. Mir. J. $. McPherson and wife, of
 Paragould, were registered at the Mari
 on Tuesday. The Fussell-Graham- Aldersnn Com l pany have received their swell line of | adieS' skirts.
 The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. man. | ages to preserve her youthful looks. The secret IS she takes Prickly Ash Bit
 ters; 1t keeps the system in perfect or der. J. II. Dunavant & O., special | agents.
The midnight sun., 1905-09-01
THE CAPE
 REINDEER
(Ccn'i inued fire m First P.ge )

(Ccn.inued fire m First P.ge) maref. ten miles from the camp.
 During the wintes the herders need ed to sell about twenty five steers to
 ray for their annual supplies. They cut out a small herd, drove it to TeIl- CT and Nome, butcherered and sold 26: banked the money and returned. Following are statistics of the herds |: Deer owned by Esl inos 94
 A.M.A. 389
 Bureau of Educ. 199 No. of Independent herders 14 Mission Apprentices of Indep. 5 Received by herders from sale of deer meat $1O25 Received byherders from sale of fonale deer to Govt 925 Rec d by Mission for meat, skins, 292 Expended by Mission en two Mission herders and herd-- 204 Reed by Mission for fe-
 male deer sold Bur. of Educ. -49OO
The midnight sun., 1905-09-01
CORYPHENE
 DISAPPEARED

The rapid disap. eala1ce of the Cor yphene is srrprl. to eve y one. Il was expt ct>u that she ould se:t,e ln the in the sand bu. ou which ohe struck but no one expected onat H.tn- ii, i. no th of the t:me sne 1tl, eA that thu entire sn:p would be est to .isht. on August oO jh it was imp1Gs ible to toucu the t.euk With poe thi: teen feet long. A.i that oan pe teen is the stump Ot .A nlGh-.
 LOCALS
 Enungoolnk. a native woman a. d chl.d Of this place returned ill Il 1e- cent canoe. Sue was married 10 NA- Der all wlo committed suicide.
 The seal nets are out and the nat ives are bringing in numbeI Of Seals. The fist haul netteu twelve.
 The canoes are retur. ing if; n the amt ai trading trips, some from hc ebue Sound and others f-on Slber1a. Teller, and Nome. te|er deer skins have been bought over this year thau in previous J ea1s. MsLy deel Tn tue vicinity oi East Cape ha, e died d d.r ing tEe past two years ard Nhlte men have bought a good Eart of tie skins.
 Winter weather Is about three weeks earlier than last year. Con:inu- ous northerly winds have brought G. noug. snow for dog eleddlng.
The midnight sun., 1905-09-01
TIE ARCTIC ZERO

Hear the rattle of our hero as he
 s77ins raG f,r you Of tf ermometers at zero, latitude Of
 tl. nGy:wo;
 You ,ht bull-senl single handed, with
 Port ;'arrow on his lee, 'Ch4: le calmly aised his anchor and
 went ,n ei hty-threc. Jp ;lto tie To.a1 S. fairly Llowin'
 off with elee.
 Willie tl. wind flew through his whiskere. this ;:.e blew to you and me; ; Ecclt d tic vesce. by an iceberg where
 she fl isky valrus play, Ttat't the ,a, D tt.t Ee will spin you
 stne two hundred mes d y. Then he tells vo1 of the trading that
 he done with Arctic men Ten cent bale of 'bscco kow-kow for
 hundred dollar skin, Four hoat loads of walrus ivory for 8
 box o carp acks And air of ca rriage reindeer for. 8
 blooming Lena4 axe. Up there in the Iolar sea aint no place
 for yGu and me;
 We're too all firt onscientious to do
 thsn like Il at you s.e. No, I aint no Arctic hero, and think
 that will stay In the East and hear lem tell it some
 two-hundred times day. The Bear" Why do natives go hunting without breakfasst? The men start out as they get up and sometimes get nothing to eat until late in the afternoon. Child. len often go to school without break fast. Some of the men say it is to ac custom themselves to the haydships of the ''starYlng times and being lost on the ice. Others say it is be- cause "Eskimo all time want seal". Long before the natives knew of firearms they found shot in the bod les birds. These were keptfor ''on- whoc" (medicine charms).
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17

LAUNDRESS.- and second laundresS.
by TWO Finnish girls. together or seTa-
rately: city or country. Call BLOOM. 1.eoT
Lexington-ave.. or Tel ]. 1.402-Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17

guard under Captain Davidson Company II and
two squads OF Company we're held as the main
body and Company was sent BACK TO act as d
rearguard under Captain McDougal- Lieutenant
Kipp. of Company d, with a small party. mao oeeh
detailed as the enemy, and was somewhere III
the woods beyond. After proceeding some ois'aii. 0
up the valley the main body matted. ana Ssp. o.,
Davidson threw out oUtposts- AT 9'fe nii'iS On '
aanks 6eveloned the position of Major FISK force'
and at io:4o the enemy having been CONSIDER ep
nnlsed the column assumed to oe HiVesteu'
and the rearguard acting as an aoFaa0e e
the battalion returned 10 camp. .
Major Lydecker, having moved his nattaoi q
mile out the Mccoy road constituted IL as an
o,,t.,os. of large force in the rear. FINDING po
sit;on for supports which would admit OF oeieiioe
and commanded the territory TO the north ie -
tabished a line of Cossack posts ana SEM ~ ~.
rooonnoissance parties and also force Whioi
sho,Id try and penetrate his lines Meah"nie
the reserve and the support engaged IN h norS
up hasty entrenchments dhey yre meie and fell back
on the support. but by that time ,sin tne % its no.
was intrenched and capable OF oeiehu'"s i'' ~
r. was while the battalions were engaged IN
W0Th ia ad the guard tents that sxtyone Wes, Point
cadets, in command OF d SaPsa Prspfain WeIden, 9th
fTnited States Infantry rode into camp Iheg sG no
Ton of cavalry and one troop had passed Major
Iydeckers outposts, where they had nsen ssa bsf
fao9s the Cadets divided into squads snd
6ere Her they quickly assimated with other weareTs
Sorroed on the right of the regimental companies
end ate their dinner from the companies mess
inr away up the Mccoy road about li5 o'ciock. s
AS they went down to the picket line ssant IoT nan
headed by band and as they sWdng into eeer sn
e. Vas answered by the cadets with the academy
slogan Then, turning their horses noses IOWA ~ y
home they rode away to the martlai suaihs '
George L. Humphreys band. "A, ,oi,
There have been no athletic games TINS "eeh: cen
On IN round out the mock paiade wac
Organized for the afternoon 1t was one OF the 5ae
fnSniest snectacles of the kind that camp ,ts
seen since the famous dude parade" OF the ftn
years ago. ,., - a.,b com
many have been Iaborng assiduously TO capture .le
Haisted prize for the best cooking In camp ne
rrize which was offered by Richard C. HAS ste.. y
Of New-York, great friend of the regiment @ tsvi /.
mental crest. 1t went to Company G to-nlsht.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17

p..reksu state Camp, June is (SpeciaD.-it is tiie
,,b Regiments last night in camp. the oahio "
niavinr in front of Colonel Appletohs quai "
lieutenant Colonel kipp's tent conVefteo iii'o -
battleship Fesrnaught. has weighed ahchoi go
Sc. sail under noonlit sky and in every compass
.... ,bere IS a celebration that is cast INTO LII.
.hade bv that going on in the street of Big siA'
Company r ,-.. .o,,
The conversion of Lieutenant Colonei hlpp '
vas In honor of Captain W. H. Seeoei VI -
II 6 s Alabama who had been inNiteo W 0f
.odsv bx Colonel Appleton. Colonel kipp tenn
~as 10 have been the captains flagship ouiine
his stay here, and 1t had been risgeo up ii sp
shane style for his comfort An lhNei'eu ~
water pail with tongue attached was s"une o
tho mort deck for a ships bell; green ana reu
,.o-,s bad ,,aen hung on the starboard and port
o,,arters and on the ''mainmast was suspenoeu q
large photograph of the Alabama AT noon coionei
Appleton received note expressing r.
Reeser,s regrets that he could not visit camp 'ut
the Fearnaught put into COMMISSION JUS
TIE same and the officers OF the fesiiiie"' ~
entertained on board tonight
pig SKIS celebration this evening Is all IN
honor of Captain Morton B. Steele, VINO is ABOUT
completing twenty-five years service IN the Fesi-
rnent Immediately following the parade this even
,nS in the presence of the company ana ABOUT
CIV veterans of the company, Colonel Appleton
amid great cheering, pinned on captain 0'eue
breast the diamond twenty-five year heusii iiieh
Cantain Archer v. Pancoast. of the company vet
.rsne ,,resente6 a handsome silver loving cup ON
hah.ls Of the veterans, and Second Lieutenant L.
W Stotesbury, for the active members OF tie coiii-
49,. presented an engrossed testimonial as an
Evidence of the company's esteem and a1ecuon-
after Captain Steele had recovered surricieltiy
iron, This triple presentation, the company anu
,.r.rs "a. down to luncheon at tables set IN the
lo-n-,anv street Captain Steele in his twenty-five
.,,osrs of service has been late at only two rol-
calls. "a, Woo 4,
The las, military instruction of the TIN was III
,s,anc. and rear guard formations unoer the oat-
..aI,ou commanders. Major Lyoe0ker anu l..H,,o.e
, .H-LD- , citing INDEPENDENTLY. Both battaIons
-. N..,,,, ror the wooded country north OF the
,nlateau about O'Clock. Major Fisk moving up
-. ,-fr, valley and Major Lydecker up the McooS
-nsd On the confines Of the camp Major fish n H"
ed his battalion and threw for"aro s-.a,,,a
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
THREE CRIMES CHARGED'
Farmhand Causes a Short Reign OF
Terror in Oakland.

rrr,. ,5eurarl. nolice arrested yesterday man
-bo II is charged, had just committed three
.serjous crimes. He was arrested whhe Trying
r. sell a horse and runabout belonging 10 MarosS
s,.nttns a farmer living on the outskirts or
s<,.rlsrd nine miles northwest OF Paterson Inc
sn,i.oner saye the name Of George Brest- Jen-
sins identified him as q he had hired at
ehs Salvation Army rooms, in West l4tn-st-'
fneE-York last Wednesday. On Thursday morn
4,r Jenkins drove to New-York. ordering Brest
70 stay near the house. TO protect Mrs Jenkins
end Katie the hired girl. When jenkins re-
,urred late in the evening, his wife told MN
that early in the afternoon Katie went TO the
<,r,ne IN get water Some time afterward she
-rsbad into the house with her clothes torn, and
ssaid she had been assaulted by Brest- Brest en-
tered the house about o'clock and Is salo 10
f,,ave threatened Mrs. Jenkins.
Jenkins discharged Brest, and with his wife
sat up till midnight in fear that the man might
return and do them some harm. At daylight,
when the farmer arose, he found that the first
1oor and one of the rooms on the second floor
had heen ransacked and that his bay mare and
r,,nabout were gore. He telephoned to Newark
Police Headquarters. where it was learned a
few moments later that man was trying to
sell a bay horse and rInabout at a livery stable
in Haisey-st- A detective found Brest still bar
gaining at the stable, and arrested him.
small watch and other trinkets, which jenkins
declared belonged to his wife. The prisoner
vas held on all three charges.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
NETWORK CITY INTERPRETATIONS.

Albany. June 1s.-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
Spencer Seedless Apple Company of New-Eng-
land and New-Jersey. Of Plattsburg (to propagate
seedless appiesl; capital $500 000 Directors
e. Carr. Jr:. II. S. Byrne. and " r Sauer Of
New-York City. -
Webb Self Lighting Company. of New-York CITY:
capital $780, 600. Directors: Albert Quackenbush
OF Paterson n. j.: w. l. Marble and N 4 Don
nelly of New-York C.y. - I'm
Oak Realty Company. of New-York City: CANT
cal. 100000. Directors Roland Courow f,cSoden
,. j.: II; e Stevens, jr.. and A. E. Pressnger, OF
New York City. -
Fffty-seventh Street Realty Company. Of New-
York; capital. $4,000. Directors: e. s WiIIsrd
City.
e ". Bliss Company. of Brooklyn (presses and
New-York City; w A Porter. Sea Clin and A
Rickerf-Finlay Realty Company. Of Newyork
City capital. 100000 Directors: E. J. Rickert q
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
LIMITS FOR THE CURB BROKERS.
Committee to Propose Plan to MIR. McAdoo
to do Away with Objections.

The Conference between Commissioner MoAdoo
and the committee of curb brokers has been post
pom until Monday. The committee has prepared
for submission to the Commissioner plan In out
line follows for doing away with the objection
raised against the outside market:
That the cabs shall occupy the block between Ex-
change Place ana Wall-st.; that the curb market
ehal oc>upy about one-quarter of the block between
Exchange Place and Beaver st; that the street
y-nders shall occupy the middle and lower snd of
the block between Exchange Place and Beaver st. /;
that g mounted policeman be duty to prevent
congestion of traffic; that uniformed policeman be
detailed by the CITY, TO be paid by the brokers. to
Gfsperse the small boys who loiter round the curb
market; that each broker shall entitled TO one
errand boys, who shall wear badge with his num-
Der on IT. that there shall be about dozen
Denger boys for the of all the brokers. these
boys also to be either lettared numbered.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that debtor the second that Of
the creditor and date when Judgment was filed:
Isae % lcanceed1 = p. -.... .".-....... s2s1 81
al Isns+v sOUa Is9a fcanceIIeS1 S maj , ~ 53e 90
Cohen JosenhNS Cohn. JuIy Z 1904 ......... 163 81
bGnn % fsrofss 1s $3.50 1ca1cspei5 Spiah sac ee
January 4 fcancelled) 26i 81
Holran. Frank PJ McCarty; January T. 1sso 2S - -
Holren, john McCarty January IL. 1925 25 "a
Levine, Samuel Markell and another: Noveul- 90. -
Der j, 1Sp4- N"0 -
hese1son ts6e M9srssw n cieea anu 257 SIS
Lqdemaasa 1aas "iian1-J seeiliah anu 421 go
Moore Sarah q Patton: April a. 315 10
Lesine: obn Snyember Ss,nueI anq Iso4 It's 40
MiddIetS1, I6nsq1 "A ta@as 1os 81
setas1 HeynenEJ nen4 L MARKER ana aio'le IT'S 40
Van o6 Sickle; linn hnTne'tA roseiisi 7se 40
yU,ss. November 11S IS
zlpeli steye i,ne i 1904 los "a
SeipelLI. 90
s.t fr,-st SoF \ Taller: June IL 1905. Ill AZ
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
LUN4TIC DEFIES TOWN.
Ne7c-Y York Nan Frfghtens Many
Persons IN Freehold.
Esr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

Freehold. June 16-James Acker, of New-York.
while visiting friends here to-day, went suddenly
insane. At c. II. Snyder & Sons feed store he
chased William F. Rue. the manager, from the
store, nit employe with a brick almost breaking
his arm. and after A Brewer. lumber mer-
chant hitting him in the back with brick. He
then entered the apartments of Christopher Heiser
and attacked him with heavy club Mr. Heiser
n defending himself, had both arms badly battered
A crowd collected, and Acker. standing al the top
OF the stairway hurled flower pots and bricks at
the crowd, keeping them at bay until Policeman
Peter Griffin slipped behind Acke- and overpowered
him Acker was placed in straitJacket in Jail.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
ITALIAN MEETS HORRIBLE DEATH.

italian ennpIoyed at the Edison cement plant at
New Village while alone to-day in the ledge next
TO the packing house, was caught in conveyor!
AuieIIo was oisenlboweed and mangled about the
upper part of the body. The accident was discov-
cred by the electrical apparatus in the building
stopping when the mans body clogged the ma
chinery. 1t the mans work TO shovel cement
into n
New-York tribune., 1905-06-17

All SOULS uInitarian). 4th-aye. 2oth- -tfeV.
THOMAS r. sLIcER Pastor will preach & me ne Gi 5aS
ainr.ass sermon graduating from the Col
lere of the City of New-York 1905 Services IL d. NJ
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