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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
SUPPLEMENT r0 THE FORREST CITY TIMES Friday. March =. la06.
March . usa5.

yum sttfh - sANt tstA5 5=t'tsH " stand.
 Vote for Grant Green for Circuit Judge II Ga to \. E. Nelson x e. for old Cutter.
 \ good lsxso featteHl faf~ale cheap. tais office.
 New graphopbene records al the Newsstand.
 Yes. my buggie> have come. Yours truly. Ike Mallory
 Vote for Johu W. Crockett for Rail- road Commissioner. It. Mr. Fred Waldrip, of Goodwin. was n town "Wednesday,
 Try a bottle of cid Cutter. It's all right. Y l.. Nelson X e.
 Call and see eur spring line of dry goods FendreB. smith &te.
 Nrs. !. p. Bauga had as her guest aFer sunday Mrs N, \ G4ge. ef Memu his
 tientIemeu. please al and >ee our HarSe a>~ortm tment - f8nct shirts. Fun- drcu. smith X t0-
 Spring shirt waists just received hy Russell -ttrab3u A8defSan Company. cal and look this line ever.
 Mr>. II. \. Knight and Nr stanley Knight spent several days iu tej springs la>t Neek visiting relatives. Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pare. and none are superior for family Use. >ae r.C Folnre. Jr-. & Co sale agents.
 When yau cannot md esiyee else Nuere that >alt> Aeur taste. tfE Nee4y k Nee.et1>. Ihey have tfe g.s>[
 Judge Ja, N Phillips. of Newport. candidate fir re-e IettloH to tle alice If Bal rad Commissioner, N3> iu t8e city Wednesday
 Have yau seen our new improved Kitchen Cabinets Ihey make cook lag pleasure Ne nave Ehem from ,5--5 up Jo >l2 5a He Ser X Lewis Shirts for men: We have the finest Ilne lmaSluaa at3 All=#ae gsea>stl =
 
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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 vote f6r John N. Crockett for Rail- read Commissioner IL T7F aae ef those Gin Fizzes. at T. ] C F5'bre IT., X Cos.
 Nr>. !. r. Johnson spent Wednes- day in Memphis shopping
 Jusr received. new line of high grade EIEiu watch movements. l.. A- short.
 Nr. aud Mrs. ". E. Taylor are the happy parents 0f t HHe baay gifI born l4st >uuGaY.
 Nr Vernon Hancock eft Tuesday faF E6tt#e koek. t0 accept i situation under Nr F. ]. Nc6uire.
 old Gutter = pare RFe N5i>Eeg. aHd Is snexce44e8 for medicinal Rur- poses. N. |. Nelson k C3.
 p-. N= +. Palmer. of New Orleans. A bra.Asr-Ie-.ag at NJ Pau. BarEia- Ser. >eeat sunday aat Monday III tAe city-
 Mss Louise SimmaG>. of Harris haFE. las ssea visiting Ms, Nastha HzftHez. returning h ne aa Monday evening
 ! a-Ii4e # new aHi teaatifa ~,.aFe#eae#t~ lu,r re,elyel . The New = stand. They are very cheap A>s te >ey them
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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 I Whi~key is whiskes. but Old ]. Il. l Cutter k the best whI>kef on earth. l \. E. Nelson < Co.
 Riding iu aue of Ike Mallory ueW ruuabagt> k jest ike riding m the ocean waves. Try one.
 Pure Barred Plymouth Rock egz> l for sale Fifteen for tive dollars. Ad- dress Mrs |. N. MtkiEsan. Palestine. 1 Arkan>aS.
 Judge Grant Green. If White caan- ty. has leeu iH He ea4ntt several i days this week, 1T the interest = hls l caudidacN.
 NrS. I. T. Davis returned Naaday | from Woodruff county. NaeEe >i-e lad beeu gust al her daughter. GlI. 4aa i Ar>- itkfl0SG-
 Nr. A N. Heath returned to fh=, i city sunday WaFnlHE- He azi t.eH oa all extended tl>t sa 84ta and other points n Texas.
 Gentry Bras. pas I'd Pony ~Hee l exhibits at Farago-lG s.s tis -. .9a 1 II t#areBdotl eU the --afa lf.>- Rather early Ter tented exhibitions.
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
CELEBRATING
OVER STRIKE

NEW YORK. March IA rub
committee Of anthracite coal mine
operators. which II considering the
demands OF the miners. 10 not likely
TO end ita work before the end Of
the week
IL 10 understood the Euh-oomnit-
tee Il composed Of Railroad prcsi-
dent nAer and wiioox. and has fall
power Us action IL prohismatical.
but Il IL thought practically certain
that the operators will fatty felect
the demand for a full recognition Of
the union and the demand for the
Institution Of the check of system
In the anthracite region. but viii
iiheiy grant the demand for an In
crease of wages and meet the In
crease with q higher price for coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
THIRD wRAo
CONTINUED on Page ~


4 The Star this morning scored 4
. a memorable news scoop over
. al other daily papers published 4
3 IA Seattle.
Il gave 90 the public. in two .
. early extras. the fret informa
4 ton OF the election 90 Judge =
= William Hickman Moore na =
mayor Of Seattle q
The Star published this news 4
. a half hour IN advance ~ the
= Times belated extra aud gave 4
= it IN more complete form. .
Thousands % stars vere sold =
. before 10 a M. 4
The public vas unpfcpsfei .
. FOR the announcement 81 Judge a
= AoofeiE election. having heen =
q miaied by the morning paper q
. statements indicating the slice .
. ton 81 Hlplinger .
Hence the quick work of The 4
4 Star IN discovering the truth 4
. and Swing Il 10 the public. .
= was a notable matter and at .
q tfaetsd marked attention. .
= When you want the neewe 4
= look for The Star. =
ssss =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
COUNCIL is REPUBLICAN.

The city council is unanimously Republican though two
the regular Republican candidates Jaffe in the Second
vzd and HUI in the Eleventh ward defeated By Re
pubcan candidates running the Municipal Ownership
nSkst affes nomination proved be burden the Re
pubhean ticket and without doub, head OF the ticket
rzny IL Is probably we'll within the truth say that
npnger his defeat Jaffe and the campaign
the Second ward TO elect the eouneilanie candidate
A. G. Keene. Municipal Ownership candidate. who was
elected the council affe and Kelso Municipal Own
urkip candidate. who defeated Ill., Republican in the
uevsnth. both Republicans in politics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
COUNCILMEN- AT.LARGE.

In the fight fcr eounemen- atlarge Mullen and Hurd
Won out over Dow and Lstman. Dow giving Mullen very
hrd fight fof victory.
For corporation counsel Calhoun easily defeated Brady.
the NJ o. candidate
Russell. Republican away ahead OF Rust. M o. for
rsasrer and Carroll administered defeat Wilson
ne M o., candidate for comptroller.
All OF the charter amendments carried
At o'clock this afternoon complete recheck Of the vote
iof mayor concluded and instances the figures
were changed by vote leaving Moores plurality still at
IS each OF the candidates having been deprived OF tally
Councilman elected follows:
First Wsrd-Conway Rep. o59 Navin. M. o, $40.
Second Ward-Keene. NJ. o.. 574: Jaife, Rep 7T3.
lhrd Ward-Gill. Rep 1903; Kulies M. o. $50.
Fourth Wsrd-Sawyer. Rep. 763 Byers, NJ O.. 494.
ruth Ward-Morrson. Rep. ss3 Orchard. M. O. Gag
Sixth Ward-Zbnden. Rep. SIS; MCGEE, M O., $50.
Seventh Ward-Revee Rep. 1886; Wilken NJ o, 1884.
Eighth Ward-crichton. Rep, 900; Hemer. M o. 736.
ninth Ward-Murphy. Rep, Gao; Soderquist M o.. SIT.
rsnh Ward-Reynolds Rep. 377; Wolff, M o, $40.
Eleventh Ward-Keiso. M o., aga Hin, Rep, 4sf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
CUT 1T DOWN TO FIFTEEN.

When returns had been received from os OF the % pre-
sns hoorss plurality stood al and unofficial
ION the other prevnct the Seventh Of the Seventh ward gave
pngsr plurality in that precinct Of reducing Mooes
net plurality IS.
The returns show that the First ward Clancy strength
wss given TO Rplinger practically without break making
the largest Republican majority voted in that ward known
u several years Returns from the precincts In which there
large union labor show that the union voted
~ Moore almost unanimously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
WILL BE NO CONTEST.

The eleeon despite the fact that OF the clos.
IT ever known IN city OF this sire will not DC contested
ne Republican organization in complete command OF
he election machinery throughout tho city and the returns
ss practically Republican from which that party and
xs candidate viii make appeal The city council will
canvass the Friday and that work will be done
With he minute but. the tabulaon this morn
ne made by Republican tally clerks in tho city comp
rollers office there is little likelihood that the official canvass
III show any change in these figures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
MOORE EXPECTED 1T.

Judge Moore. the successful msyoralty candidate,
spent the night at the Municipal Ownership headquarters
in the Washington building remaining there until the
had progressed the point where his election
assured. He then home and went to bed. Before
going home he said:
Il have been convinced all along that there could be
but result regret only that there
OF candidates elected. propose carry reg-
iousy all Of the promises have made during the
paign"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
WILL ReFUse pgMANps.

CHICAGO. March THE Illinois
coal operators st a meeting in this
city Co consider the miners demands
we're unanimous in an agreement
that no further concessions will be
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
VII LIAM HICKMAN MOORE CHOSEN
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE
CHAIRMAN BRIER

II have nothing say Of the result except that 1t
will require the official Of the by the city
council determine finally the result" said DR. y. C.
Brer. chairman Of the Republican campaign committee,
this morning Il will not say that anticipate that the
recount will change the result In fact ann not familiar
with the figures. having been asleep since O'Clock this
morning, at which time all confident that Rip
finger had been elected"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
LOOKED LIKE RIpLINcER.

The result close that for many hours after the
count began looked though Rphnger had been elected
time late last night he ahead the vote reported
than sSo but later this down from
e time until by the time OF the 90 precincts had
ehsisny reported Moore led by plurality OF one
return from large precinct giving Ripnger plurality
d again changed the complexion OF the result but sub
squens returns gradually that lead away until Moore
again ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Sheriff lou Smith this morning
received a letter from Under Sheriff
David shannon OF Port Huron.
Mich. asking for a record OF the
birthplace and parentage Of kid"
White. who was hanged az walla
Walla last Friday for she murder
OF Matthew Murphy IN this city The
letter does not state for what pur-
pose the information ls wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Rev Or. Milton Ross Charles, his
wife and infant daughter. Grace.
whose pictures appear above. were
among the American missionaries
who narrowly escaped death AZ the
hands OF an Infatuated mob Of Chin
ese that killed six OF their asso-
ciatos az NanChang recently Or.
Charles and family hail from Ada.
Ohio. and have been In the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
Elected By Plurality Of Fifteen Votes Over the
Republican Candidate, John Rplinger---Moore
Carries Seven Of the Eleven Wards of the CITY,

William Hickman Moore Democrat running on the In.
txpendent Municipal Ownership ticket has been elected
rsyor Of Seattle by plurality OF IS votes
Moore carried tho Third. Fifth Sixth Eighth Ninth
Tenth and Eleventh wards Rplnger carried the First Sec
nea Fourth and Seventh.
Moofes ward the Fourth went against him and
nplnssr's ward. the Seventh against him The big
,ss plurality given by any ward the city was that given
Z Raphnger in the First ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
LABOR TROUBLES
IN SPAIN

MADRID. March -Four hun
dred unemployed laborerb bcsieged
the municipal building AZ Fraga Tits
morning and the police fired. killing
four and wouuding several othera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

MANILA. March The inter
island transport ingalls, has been re-
floated apparently unchanged She
went ashore ON March I. off south
ofn Luzon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
FIRE ON STEAMER

In icss than a minute a small fire
In the galley Of the sound steamer
Multnomah was eItinguiEhed by the
crew Practically no damage was
done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

for some time. They were warned
and escaped with other Americans
In houseboat on the Yang Use riv-
er, Drawing many dangers and hard
ships before a point OF safety was
reached.
Tho upper picture shows the mis-
sion at Kin Kiang. where tho ref
ugees finally found protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
RIPLINGER DECLINES TO TALK.

John Rplinger appeared the eomptroIer's office
soout $50 this morning. looking and hsRgard from
M hard work Of the campaign and from the loss Of last
nsnts sleep When asked for a statement Of his viows
"a me result he replied that he had nothing 70 say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
BANK cLEARINGs

! March Z. 1905 ....st.tll .ss2.Tl
! March z. 1905. S5fssi.17
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Republican. NJ o
FIRST WARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
! 90 NcfLMEN ATI.ARGE.

Totals saeo $3.50 s7oT Gito
A,tilen's plurality over Dow Is8 !
Hluas plurality over Dos. l2a3 |
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21

New York, Aug. 21.-It Is reported
here that the island Of Juan Fernandez,
known as Robinson Crusoe's island,
has been swallowed UP by the sea as a
result of the earthquake. This news
comes by the way of Callao and Is
given out on the word of sailors, who
say they passed the site of the island
and could see no trace of it. It lies
400 miles off the coast of Chill and
was strip OF rock eighteen miles long
and six miles wide 1t had few IN
habitants.
It is supposed to have been the
scene of Defoe's famous romance,
which he founded on the adventures
of Alexander Selkirk. who spent many
years there and after his escape told
q marvellous tale of his adventures in
London where Defoe met him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
CLOUDY BUT sULTRY.
Weather Conditions Are However
Somewhat Improved.

Life is made more endurable today
by reason of the fact that the sky is
filled with threatening clouds and that
there has been a big drop in the mer-
curry when compared with the mark
which it has registered for the past
week or ten days.
The sun has only shone at inter-
walls and besides this, there is cool,
stiff breeze blowing from the west at
the rate of II miles an hour. Every
outward sign indicates rain and this
is reinforced by the prediction of the
weather department.
The weather man predicts showers
for eastern Kansas for the night and
Wednesday, and says: This must not
be taken to mean that Topeka will get
rain for sure. for the rain predicted
will be showers and this city might he
in small zone that would be missed,
though It is more than likely that we
will get a shower at least" The hourly
temperatures for the day were:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-21
Man Who Ran Against Palma
for the Presidency
Is at the Head Of a Band of
Insurgents.
PEOPLE LEAVE HOME.
Flee From Rural Districts Into
Cuban Capital.
Revolutionary Movement Ex-
tends Throughout the Island.

Havana, Aug. 21-Secretary of
State and Justice O'Farrell. who was
acting secretary of the interior; has re-
signed from the cabinet. His action
was due to pique, because President
Palma criticized him for not being in
close touch with the insurrectionary
movement and for not strongly grasp
ing the situation. This eliminated in
the appointment of General Rafael
Montalvo, secretary of public works,
to take direct charge of all the mill
tary operations against the insurge gents-
The Cuban government has been
positively informed that General Jose
Miguel Gomez, who was a candidate
for the presidency, has left Yaguajay,
province of Santa Clara, accompanied
by band Of insurgents His visit to
the United States last winter is said
to have been for the purpose of pur-
chasing arms. The authorities of
Santa Clara provinces have been or
dered to arrest General Gomez. His
secretary. Juan Mencia, was arrested
last night.
Several armed men were arrested on
the roads leaving this city last night
and this morning.
Many people are coming into Ha-
vana, fearing to remain in the country.
A band of about dozen armed in
surgents while endeavoring to pass
unobserved near the city waterworks
at Paletino last night were ordered to
halt. They replied with a volley and
then disappeared.
The authorities are endeavoring to
prevail upon young men to volunteer
here for service in the rural guards
Dispatches received from Pinar Del
Rio today say that the feeling of
alarm there as a result of the insur-
rection is increasing.
Later in the day Senor O'Farrill
denied having resigned and said that
everything looked favorable for the
government.
Rafael Dunay. nephew of Cen
eral Demetrio Castillo, is reported to
be endeavoring to organize an insur-
rection in the province OF Santiago.
a detachment of 800 rural guards
arrived here today from Central Cuba
and proceeded to the province of
Pinar Del Rio, where they will rein
force the rural guards. who are oper-
ating against the insurgents.
It is feared by the inhabitants that
the city of Pinar Del Rio will be occu-
pied by the insurgents tonight The
troop train which arrived here from the
east today only transferred 100 men and
horses to the western railroad and these
were forwarded to the city of Pinar Del
Rio.