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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
RAlDED HOUSE.
MADE FOUR ARRESTS.

Another alleged disorderly house
was raided by the police this morn
ing. The house is owned by William
Tyrrell, and adjoins the bottling es-
Establishment of Owe Poulsen in Elm
street.
Five men were found in the place,
all foreigners. Those who were ar
rested were Joe Surek, Andrew Su-
rex, Leon Genbak and Emery Polk
wit, all of this city. They we're given
the choice of paying twenty dollars
fine or two months in jail. Mike
Surek, a brother of two of the men,
promised to get money for them.
The arrests were made by Policemen
McDermott and Wood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
TO MANAGE a HOTEL
AT SARATOGA, N. Y.

Frank Wilson Hewitt has accepted
a position as manager Of the Hotel
Kensington at Saratoga, N. Y. The
hotel accommodates 900 guests, and
opens about the middle of July. Mr..
Hewitt is now at Saratoga complet-
ing the arrangement for the opening.
He is also connected with the Palm
Beach Hotel, Florida, which is only
open during the winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
aFitz,, Defends Horse From His Lion

PLAINFIELD, June 19.-While
M. j. Gallagher, truckman, was de
liverfng some freight for Bob Fitz-
simmons, ex-champion pugilist. at
the latter's country home near here,
Fits pet lion, Senator, which Is kept
on a chain in the yard, leaped on one
of Gallagher's horses and bit 1t Sc
verely about the neck, until knocked
senseless by Fitz With a sledge-ham4
lner. The horse will be MANNED for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
CiyiI Service Committee.

TRENTON, June 19.+President
Bradley, of the senate, announced
Yesterday the appointment Of Sena-
tors Thomas j Hl1iery. Everett Col
by and John G. Horner as a commit
tee to investigate the Subject of Civil
Service in New jersey. in all its ass
poets. Under a senate resolution the
committee will report to the next
legislature.
Advertising "a die NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Picked Up Lost Child.

A lost boy, about two years old,
was found on Fayette street near
Mechanic, at about 10 o'clock this
morning. The child was taken to the
police station by Policeman william
McDermott. The child is of foreign
parentage, has light hair and wears
a pink frock. The police have had
no inquiries as yet for the child.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

NEW YORK, June ia cure for
cerebro spinal meningitis, or spotted
fever has been discovered, according
to his own statement, by DR.. Joseph
w. Goldsmith of the Long Island Col
lege hospital, Authoritative announce
ment has been made by DIR. Gold
smiths superiors that the young sur-
geon has already successfully cured
ten out of twelve cases Of the most
virulent sort.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
OBITUARY
ELMER ARTHuR ALLING.

Elmer Arthur Alling, aged two
wears and five months, died yesterday
morning at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Alling, ISL Cor
don street. The funeral will be held
today at 2:3O o'clock at the home.
Interment will be. niAlpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Nickel
Bathroom Fixtures

Quality the Best-guafanteed.
Assortmcnts-Largest.
Prices-Lowest,
A great . iety OF well chosen, ,pfsc-
teal piece r~r. wy, Useless styles
quality we pom Tor al aES K"
heavy nickel on solid brass-no better.
SOAP Dishes
Square and oval-for val, tub OF eFanqoO
20. 80. go ofA'EB
SPONGE RAcKs-fOr TUB or ysnIl1 m
So. .7O..s.S9 y" LOU
GLASS HOLDERS. acme. 1910 60
PAPER ROLLERS AND BOXES
For Roll or Cut Paper
TOOTH BRUSH HOLDERS
ID. go. 30. 80 70 80
TOWEL BARs-.including Glass aud
30. ID. GO u 2.2O
MATCH BoXEs-for wall
parlor or safety mssches-- s4A 10 80
RoRE AND CLOTHES HOOKS
one, two or three prone...a 5 10 .20
COMBINATION PIECES-
FOR Sponge and Soap...s.~ 80 % l.S0l
Tooth Brush and Glass. see. .6a 70 .O9I
soap and Tooth Brush. 7.cD
Oak Bath Seats ........... .bA 70 lib
Glass Shelves
is to so zach. ..1.75..2.y0 T. 3.aDI
RIngs.........s..A~. III 10 .89l
Towel Rollers. ..-....-...~ 1.1Ol
Ring or Wash Rag Hooks.- a
Towel Plus IN - 20
Bath Thsrmomsters-~ /
with chain........-..~-s S.rS Isl
Rubber Mats-for tub...~ <z6
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

NEW YORK, June 19.-Following
the example of Miss Helen Miller
Gould, who gave the building near the
navy yard in Brooklyn for the use of
the naval branch, Of the Young Mems
Christian association. John d. Rocke-
Teller. just before sailing for Europe,
gave $25O,O00 for the erection of a
similar building and its full equipment
near the navy yard nj Norfolk, Va.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.

The annual festival of the German
Sunday school will be held this af-
ternoon and evening on the lawn in
the real of the church in South First
street. Should the weather be stormy
the festival will be held in the base
ment Of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Taught Boy a Lesson.

George Fisher. a boy, VINO mas
been continually running away from
home. has been held In custody for
the past two days. He was allowed
50 20 this morning. having been
taught q lesson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

SILVER NEEDING,

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeWorth, of
32 William street. of this city, cele-
brated their tw~enty-fifth wedding an
niversary yesterday. Many beautiful
silver presents we're received. Only
the Immediate families 81 present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
r. IN NEW YORK.

The marriage OF MISS Dora Koch,
of No. so New Brunswick avenue,
and George Davis, of Jefferson street,
night at the residence of the Rev. G.
j. Young, No. 90 West 130th street,
ceremony. They will reside in this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

All questions pertaining to health
and beauty are answered here. Makes
people feel as they felt in full-blood-
ed youth. Does business while you
sleep. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Sections drug store, 10
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Writ Was Dismissed.

Justice Fort, yesterday, dismissed
the writ which had been granted G.
A. Bloomfield preventing any further
payments on the Amboy bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
SOCIAL AT SIMPSON Nj. h..

The Ladies Aid Society, of Simp-
son M. Il. church, will hold a sociable
and entertainment in the lecture
room tonight. Refreshments will be
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
ReadY.made Pillow Gases.

6H CT. unbIeached MusIlns, ~
Full 80 inches wide-lengths Of 2 to
10 y~ards-extra ~heayy-round, thread
Llmit-15 yards.
Go CT. Baby Blankets. ~. .,25
Best Cotton Eleece-,daInty pink and
blue bordcrs.32x42 inch.
90 CT. Cotton Blankets 49,. ga
ia size-for full db,e. Beds-heavy
white cotton ieece-delicate pink and
blue borders. ,,,,. ,rwo
!2X CT. vd. wide Percales.... *
Light and medium eolorlugs-for wrap
pers, waists ana chtdren's dresses.
Lhnit-i0 yaGs. EE'
SIS CT. Black 80
Guarantee woven in edse-hrm quality
limits yda
80 ct. English SiciIlennes -... "a
~ inches wlde-Extia silk inisp-in best
Navy and Black-for Bathing Suits.
separate Skirts md general Summer
wear.
10 CT. Fig'd Gretonnes.. ~
Satin finish. and Twin Cretonnes-variety
OF Oriental, 60ral and French effects
for coverings and draperies. 4!
Limit-12 yards,
S.. 90 Japanese Rugs..-...eS
Woven Japanese Rugs-s6xe3 inch
beautiful Oriental colorings In tones Of
Green, Red. Blue. Gold. etc.
Limts-Two
r-HN
So CT. Bathroom Fixtures. .39i
Finest quality nickel piatc on brass :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bath Seats, nickel
hangers-Soap Dishes for tub rim Z
Glass Holders or 80 inch Towel Bars.
LiEiit=Oue piece each style. =
THIRD FLOOR-NEW BUILDING. !
So CT Tea Spoons. Hat dos. 80
Rogers A Extra pIate-fancy handles
ali With 2ogers Al Trade Mark.
Limit-One dozen
80 ct. Pillow RuffIlng. Az I'D. pc. .24
Assorted cOl0ringN and vtyles.
Ltmit-Two pieceA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING.

The young people of the Danish M.
e. church will hold a cottage mis-
s~ionary prayer meeting at the home
of Mrs. Martinusen, 81 Smith street,
Thursday night. Chris Nelson will
lead the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Extraordinary Offering
Of
Turkish Towels
Manufacturers Psless. A

Atihe very first Of the bathirs sssstes
we bousSha NJ great rsductioa ana
Win sell observation-disclosures -
1oxsa individually .i~o....ssx.~ 7M
20x44 incb-usually .19..-..s....12M
24x45 inch-usuallv .S4..........23
2Sx5s intellectually .09.........s49
Full size Bath Satisfactorily $IsD. ..0S
Face Cloth-usuaIly 0M... &
Furnish Bath Mats-asscFted
oiOrE-z4x42-usuRIly 90. .J4.I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
LADIES TO MEET

The ladies of the First Presbyter-
ian church will hold an important
meeting in the church parlors tomof-
row afternoon.
Charles Seel, Jr., of Market street,
left Sunday for Palmerton, Pa, to
work for a number of weeks for the
Elizabeth Cornice Works.
Miss Elizabeth. Seel, of Market
street, left yesterday to spend two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. William
e. O'Brien, of Newark.
LADIES MET TO SEW.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Simpson
M. e. church met at the church to
sew yesterday afternoon. A number
of the members were present.
Mrs. William j. Trainers is being
visited by Mrs. S. A. Firkins and
daughter, of Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs.
Firkins is Mrs. Trainers mother.
4 =
Miss Theresa Marsh has returned
to her home at Market street and the
city hall park after a visit of several
weeks in Washington, d. G..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

l
90 CT. untrlmmed Hats.
Women''a white Dress shapes-nsgesa DO
signs-high bach and sallorn.
Ldmit-pna Aak
$500 Women's Suits ....2.CO
Lawn, Linen. Batlstc. Cbamhrax aad
C~ambric..white and colorsplain aF
Win neat npots or hgnres-tallprcd Or
satcS,S Ssyies sd S S6. Lace, tuckss plsats,
est ciieuiar' s9Tea or pleated skirts.
So Momen's SILK Waists. 800
White or Black China siik-4derp laee
yoke back and front-allover trim of
shirring and iaee-short trim'd sleeves.
Limit-Two.
So. 90 Women Houss Dresses 90
Percalc and C~ambric-lirht medium and
aarklwet made and t~ailored--yoke oe
p'ea.eo e'tecssTan1n skirt deep hem
81. SO White Lawn Waists. 81
elaborate lace o. emBy fronts.tuckeS q
pleat back-'shi nt9, e FIUSs slosvess
ST. o White Lawn Waists. .f.39
and without lace and tucks-trImd o.
tucked backs-trlm'd short sleeves.
AAM
So. 90 Novelty SILK Corsets. 400
Newest modeisMdeep ace TIN ana
attSchcdo-sizes "a to "a. fyFf
H=dt-rw@
6Sct. 5eersucker Pettlcca-s. %
SS 70 e incnes Iong-clear grsy anA
White c0lorinSs-.dssp n2ulses-rafEe M
Li%t~Tws xs~ra9
Po. ~ DIN
shaded co~loriSrs-deep accordion or sshirS
lengths 90 and 42. 80.
| Linit-Ona ~
Si.4S Dogs MdsndDie ouiLss.oS
! s nrHsm1 rba,nbSan r S,yhhes vvR,ta hnN.ne4 III
Mslras Gaistes 3 cr-'hstcn Hssiits-1
trimmstraisht or %EHhIcker troussrsM
s. = yrs"clncludcd IN this lot are
s'"e ~unacI IanitsT SMmpies'
49,
Launlered ana unIsnndered--.t-
qua anSslity M~adrpsmwhite q WITH agsrss
ana strfpes--ight medium ana dark III
cOiors-heckDahd or collar atthcheos IL
Ltmit-Two. ~
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Ribbed tton-croc n-ccp-AsTk t.oa
rnnvNe re st-a. ...rSe.t ~ n,s~ns. t~
si1bt fnroreoctIone o'sSs "
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(49 CT. Mems Night Shirts, ga
Fine CamDric-Iow cnt-no coliar-Giso
Muslin rs with collar att9ched.7fast color
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
June Sale V5Ines In
Washable Shirt Waists

This department meets expectations
of exaeting shoppers-qualilies,st Yl+%
prices amply satisfactory. Z
Excellent ~Lawn--yarlety Of highly 81
attractive styles, with Val. and ~
Embroideries, in all pattcrns--aIs0 4
Baby Irish effects-panels, Jokes dea
and alloYer styles-yalue $3.O0..,.-
SIR finished Batiste aud Lawn--AiloveY
Emb'd, IL rich designs, with Val. lace /
yo~kes--0lso smart effects, With cream
Val. lace. IN elaborate outlises o. on
with cord panels-worth $685..
Elegant Waists of Lawn or six anirhed L
Batiste-nlloYer Rose patterns or
designs In German or French
Val. and Baby Irish laces-uppcr = 06
sleeves richly trim'd-Forth $500. 1880
Petcr Pan Linen Blouses-wide pleuts 4 az
or hand emb'y-worth see.
Superb designs IN Lace comhIua.iouN--
With sill finished H~atiste-aisO set
in designs Of emb'd Batists or nea
with lacea, tlcks, etc.-UpDer q OeA
sleeves richly trlm'd-woy,h S12.90 $500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
$1.4e Boys' washable Sults...6 e

russian and Sailor StyIes-plain and !,
MEiras, Galate6, &c.-Eton, Military =
or Sailor ~collar-piquc, braid or ENTITY
trim--straight or khicker trousers
= 80 G yrE.-lncludcd In this lot are n
some manufacturers samples. lff
Ltmit@TWo. ~ q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

80 CT. Table Damasks .... 20 |
90 inches wide-fuII bleach-mercsrIzed
made Of finest Egyptian ~yarn-varlety
Of handsome patterns;
ga CT. White Dress Linens .f9
, SO inches wIde-purs Unexpectedly do
| sirabie for women's and children's wear
light and heavy weight
IS CT. Huck Hemmed Towels, 8H
go to 30 inches lOngIunion linen-eztra
Ldmit-One Doz e..
s.o ct. White India Linons.. 81
s 90 inches wide-sheer and flne for wom-
ems, cbildren's and infants wear.
Ltmit-12 ydA
80 ct. Emb'd Flannels -. .4e
white soxony wooi-sik emb'd in at
eigns-umail percentage Of cotton to pre-
rent shrinking,
10 CT. Domets Z Cantons......:5 A
Extra npe bieached Domet FlanneIs !: also
unbleached Cantons for Children'B and
Infants' Underwear and Night Wear.
Lnnt-i0 yA
50 ct. Stamped Tea Cloths. 81
36x30 inct-H. 8. figured Damask
with Grecian and floral borders
several pretty designs in stamping
also 80 inch squares-similar
effects-wOrth 10
1Amit-Two Of . Size.
So. 10 Summer Conf tables, f.2e'
Reversihle-neat Persian Effects-with
6inch plain border-pure white cotton
nlilng--farcy scroll stitching.
Limit-Two.
Ready-made Pillow Cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
SD. oo NoveIty six corsets. 2

Newest modeis-deep lace trim and
ribbon bow-siix elastic ghrtora
attachcd--sizes 16 to 20. ~
L-dt-Twn. ss-sYz8S'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Sc 10 go Ct. Bows BIousea 8

LaunIered and unlanndered-ext-k
quality Madrns-white or with figures
and s~tripes--iight, medium and dark
c0lors--neckband or collar attached. /
Ltmit-Two. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
So. to White Lawn Waists a..

Fronts ~ open emily insertg-with
and without lace and tucks-trim d Or
tucked b~ackR-trim'd short eleevea.
N.uit=TWo.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
THE FRENCH MINE HORROR
The Number of Deaths is Now Placed at 200 to 1,3OO-A Scientific
 Mine Theory Exploded.

Paris.-The most reliable reports from Courrieres as to the approximate number of casualties In the great nine disaster there Saturday give the figures at between 1900 and 1900 It is prob able that the exact number of those who lost their lives will never be known, owing to the fact that many bodies probably were destroyed by the fire which ragged through the mines
 The three shafts are guarded by mill itary. and the rescue is being continued. There is little hope, however.
 M DeHaynite, millionaire coal mer- chant and leading authority in France on the subject of mine construction, in an interview on the disaster said:
 'The catastrophe marks the collapse of the scientific mining theory alleg- ing that protection is furnished by joining the galleries to allow means of escape. With the old system of single or double galleries disasters are limited to 200 or 300 casualties at the most"
 The chamber of deputies unanimous ly voted sl00.000 for the relief of the victims of the rsaster, and the Min CTS association appropriated $40,000 for the same purpose.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
BILL FOR ONE NEW STATE
The Senate Strikes Out All the Pro- visions Relating to Arizona
 and New Mexico.

Washington, D. Con Friday 5:35 D. m. the senate passed a bill for the admission of new state to be called Oklahoma ard to be composed Of the territory of Oklahoma and h. dian territory It was the house joint statehood bill with all the provisions relating to Arizona and New Mexico stricken out. The motion to striks out was made by MT Burrows, and 1t was carried by the close vote of 37 to 8. alter having been lost by the still closer vote of 35 to 36
 The vote on statehood came as the climax of day devoted exclusively to that bill. Most of the time was given to discussion. but the voting on the bill and amendments consumed an hour and half The speech making excited comparatively little interest, but there was pronounced excitement throughout the voting period, and it eliminated when the success of the motion to eliminate Arizona and New Mexico was announced after the second vote on that proposition
 The test vote, upon which the op- ponents of joint statehood showed their greatest strength. was on the For aker amendment, which provided that Arizona and New Mexico should have an opportunity to vote separately on the proposition of joint statehood. This was carried by a vote of 42 to 29,
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
IN BEHALF OF COMRADES
Commander Tanner of the C. A. R. Protests Against Proposed Re-
 duefion of Veterans Salaries.

Washington, D. C.-"Corporal" James Tanner, commander-in-c chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, has writ ten letter to Representative James A, Tawney. of Minnesota. chairman of the house committee on appropriations, protesting vigorously against the action of MT Tawney's committee in recom- mending the enactment of law reduc- cing the compensation of government clerks after they have attained the age of 6 years.
 Corporal" Tanner writes particu- larly in behalf of his comrades of the civil war. many of whom, now em- ployed in the government service, would be affected seriously by the pro posed reduction in compensation.
 Corporal Tanner ventures the ss- sertion to MT. Tawney that you won't find a confederate soldier behind your bill" and, incidentally, pays tribute to confederate brigadier. who refused to permit single one of the union vet erans to be disturbed when he had the power to remove them.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
THE STEUNENBERG MURDER
Mover. Haywood, Pcttibone and Jack Simpkins Formally Indicted
 at Caldwell, Idaho.

Boise, ,ldaho.-Grand jury indictments were formally returned, Friday, at Caldwell, against the alleged murderers of ex-Gov Frank Steunenberg.
 Mover, Haywood, Pettibone and Jack Simpkins are indicted jointly, being charged with having murdered Flank Steunenberg. There is in the indct- ment no mention of the Western Fed eration of Miners nor any charge of conspiracy. So far as the indictment shows, each is accused of having per sonally participated in the crime charged.
 The indictment contains three counts, all of similar nature. The gist of the charges is that the accused men placed deadly box or bomb, filled with giant powder. caps, sulphuric acid and other explosives at the gate in front of Frank Steunenberg's residence with the inten- tiCE of killing him. One count charges the actual murdering of Steunenberg by causing the boab to explode as Steun- enberg was entering his yard
 The names of 20 witnesses. including Harry Orchard. who has confessed to his part in the crime, are indorsed on the indictment.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
TWO FISHERMEN KILLED
Fred Hcntx nnd "IxinS" shot t0 Denth With Shotguns Near Ei-
 wardsville Junction, III.

St. Louis.-Two fishermen who were known to their neighbors as Fred Hentz and King" were mysteriously shot 10 death with shotguns. near Ed wardsyille Junetien six miles below Alton, H., Monday night or early Tuesday. Their bodies were found ly- ing together on the river bank. 100 feet from shore, shortly after noon, by Fred Woods. who lives near there.
 Henry Steffens also known as Skip py. who hurried from the scene of the crime in skff less than an hour after telling Woods where the bodies could be found, was arrested at the foot of Angelica street this city, at p. m. by Patrolman Costello.
 Costello pointed his revolver at Stef- fen and commanded him to come to shore. The order was obeyed In the bottom of his skiff were a shotgun and
 When taken to Angelica Street sta tion Steffen al first said, according to Policeman Costello. that he had shot the men after saloon brawl near Ed wardsville Junction.
 Later when questioned by Capt. Phillips he denied that he had done the shooting. He said that the men were his friends and that they had been ann pushed by others who had grudge against them.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
ARKANSAS 4 ASTATE NEWS
several Peonle Arree+ed

The annual report of the chief of police of Little Rock covering the year 1905 shows that during the year 6'16S arrests were made in that city Prisoners on the Little Rock chain gang worked 1900 days. According to this report the city patrol wagon travelled something over 4,500 miles during the year The persons arrest ed were of all trades and professions but the avoeation having the least number of their followers apprehend- ed was probably that of teaching as only teachers were among the vic. tins of the police department of the state capital
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
New Town Boomino.

Work on the De Queen and Easten IS progressing rapidly, and if bad weather does not interfere with the work it is expected that the road will enter Dierks by March 30 Dierks is a comparatively new town and does not appear on the map. but it is al ready beginning to pick Up in antici- patton of the railroad. A bank has been organized and otl.or commercial institutions will be established.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
Foreclosure Suit Filed.

Suit for the foreclosure on the St. Louis and North Arkansas Railroad, the first mortgage bonds of which are held by the Union Trust Company of St. Louis, was filed at Harrison re- gently in the United States Circuit Court for the Harrison division of the western division of Arkansas. The suit will probably lead to re-organi- zation of the road and probably an extension of the line from Leslie to southwestern ponts of the state.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
WERE KILLED ON MT. DAJO
List of the United States Soldiers Killed Tn the Recent Battle
 With Moros.

Manila. P. I.-The following are the names of 14 privates who were killed in the recent attack on Moro outlaws OF Mount Dajo.
 Parsley Box, Lexington. Okla. Edward Kilgore, Woodbourne. Pa. Thomas Harrison, Sand Hill, Tenn. John Tomaszewski. Kingston. Pa. Charles Banks. Cassonburg, England Louis Herr, Ontario, Can.
 William Kelly, Paterson, N. J. Robert Bastian. Sattoum-Germany Leo Calve. Milner, Idaho.
 Charles Hoffer, unknown.
 John Pfell, Bogue Chitto, Miss. John Hines, Bridgeport. Conn. Walter Hagedorn. Kingston. N. Y. Henry Wreidt, Williamsport. N. Y. Paul De Burk, Spokane. Wash. John Shuler. Donnelly, Ky
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
MiDSHlPMEN SET BACK
A Number of Midshipmen Found De- hcient Set Back n Near-Sev-
 eral From Illinois.

Annapolis, Md.-Owing to serious deficiencies in studies, the following have been transferred from the class of 1907 to that of 1908:
 R. c. Thomas, Iowa; A. C. Martin Illinois; s s. Payne. Arkansas; E. H. Henderson, Illinois: J H. Knapp, Mis- souri; s. O. Greig. Illinois.
 From the class of 1908 to 1909 for same reason: R. c. Williams. Kansas; F ". Townsend, Illinois H. c. Ridgely Illinois; B. D. Rogers. Illinois: w. E Page. Illinois: F. E. Johnson. Califor- mia; A F. Webb, Kansas; c. B. Hester Illinois.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
Government Employe Arested.

k. A. Chitwood. clerk in the post office at Hot Springs was arrested in that city recently. Chitwood is ac- eused by the postoffice inspectors with stealing yaluables from letters at the Hot Springs postoffice. It is alleged that Chitwood. has confessed his guilt and claims that the value ot the different articles he has taken would not aggregate over S100.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
ASKS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Countess Castellane Asks Permis- sion to Amend Her BIA to
 sAbsolute Divorce.o

Paris, France.-Countess Boni de Castellane. accompanied by Edmond Kelly. her lawyer. appeared before Judge Ditte, president of the civil tribunal of the Seine, Tuesday, and asked for permission to amend the pro ceedings in her application for a sep aration from her husband so that the decree will give her an absolute di- vorce. The application asked for sep arate domicile and custody of the chil- dren pending the legal proceedings