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The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
MARRIES POET
American Girl Becomes Wife of Noted
 Greek.

Bar Harbor, Me, Sept.-Miss Eva Courtlandt Palmer of New York was married at Brook End in the cottage of her mother. Mrs. Robert Abbe, to Angelo Sikalianad, Greek poet. The wedding was made picturesque by the costume of the bride, who, though an American girl, wore a classic Greek tunic of purple and white and jeweled sandals beneath bare feet, while her hair, which reaches to the floor, was loosely braided and crowned with a Greek fillet This is a costume she has adopted for permanent use, believ- ing it to be the most healthful. The bridegroom also appeared in native costume. The couple will go to Greece to live after the honeymoon.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Jews Slaughtered.

Braila, Russia, Sept.-News has reached here of another serious and atrocious anti-Jewish outbreak at Kish- inev. It is estimated that no less than 80 Jews lost their lives in the encounters with the infiamed popu- lace. The outbreak occurred Tues day. The Jewish quarter of Kishinev was attacked by organized bands of roughs who footed houses and shops and ruthlessly killed or wounded all those who attempted to defend their property. The Jews are fleeing from Kishinev in a state of panic. Many of them, who made their way to the banks of the Pruth, in the hope of finding protection in Roumania, were driven back by frontier guards.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE LATEST EVENTS OF THE
 WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma ton and Particularly From the
 Great Southwest.

Many Iowa republicans are awaiting with interest the passing through the state next month of Gov. Hughes O. New York, whom they prefer for pres idential nominee next year.
 United States has taken up the ex- pulsion of J. N Winslow from France.
 Rival sultans take field in Morocco and bitter civil war is expected to fol- low action.
 Grand Duke Nicholas Constantino- yich, disgraced 35 years ago for selling diadem of mother, wanders from villa in Crimea at night and is believed to be roaming woods insane.
 Hague conference adopted rule for bidding attack on rival country before declaration of war.
 Ferdinand Earle, artist, who dis carded wife to marry affinity, hints at dark tragedy averted.
 Premier Stolypin is given larger powers to cope with the difficult prob lens confronting Russia.
 Standard Oil company refused to ac- cept mileage redemption money, dreading suspicion of rebate.
 Secretary Root is ready to return to work looking like a new man after a three weeks health drill.
 The Rev. Charles Sheldon declared steamer lines could be run at greater profits if drinks were not sold.
 Interurban railroad net in central west is new wonder; comfort, speed and economy offered to users.
 Frederick M Fish, retired stock broker, killed his wife with a shot gun and cut his own throat with razor.
 Lusitania, largest steamship afloat, leaves Liverpool on her maiden voy- age to New York in race with Lu- cania.
 Senator Depew, returning from a trip to Europe, says slump in stocks caused worry to American travellers and French investors.
 Erie Heating company thrown into the hands of receiver following alleg- ed misappropriation of $100,000 of it's funds by it's president.
 King Edward decides to discontinue state concerts popular under Queen .arz..-1s@.na1 .l;ssso ,. sssi1.s 1 q
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14

Reaction follows the advance In Wall street and bears bring out more rumors of trouble to come.
 Fire chief of Franklin, O., shoots down man who eloped with his wife.
 Attorney General Bonaparte says he wrote Mir Sims that the agreement made with the Alton should be kept; he expresses confidence in the sound ness of MT. Sims reasons for ask ing delay.
 Receiver is appointed for the Union Iron and Steel corporation.
 Two New York firemen are fatally burned by an explosion of gasoline.
 William J. Bryan will make a speechmaking tour of New York under ocratic league.
 One-armed George R. Clark, wanted for Hagam&nn jewelry store robbery, is caught in New South Wales, but may go free, as Illinois has no money to send policeman for him.
 Edward Hagerup Grieg. famous Norwegian composer and pianist, dies in Bergen, his native city.
 Last of the semi-annual statements of fire insurance companies operating in Georgia are filed.
 Tazzi brothers, who dominated the sultan of Morocco to enrich them selves and are regarded as responsible for the ruin of the country, are as sassinated at Fez.
 Development of the country's water inland waterways commission will have great results, says Senator New lands in speech before the National Irrigation congress at Sacramento, Cal.
 Joe Yeager, the plunger, is credited with winning heavily on the victory of Keep Moving at Sheepshead Bay.
 Many star athletes expect to enter University of Chicago this fall.
 President Roosevelt has written Gov. Kirby of Arizona that he will take no further action looking toward the joint statehood of New Mexico and Arizona.
 Admiral Capps and Admiral Cowles of the navy department returned to Washington from the Pacific coast, where they made preparations for the reception of the Atlantic fleet next spring.
 The Rapid Transit Go. of Philadel phia has proposed that it will inaugu- rate a 4c fare on all lines, surface, elevated and suburban, and that all free transportation, transfers and tickets shall se abolished The an nouncement has been made to test public sentiment.
 The navy department has instructed the board of experts known as the preliminary report on how best to pro- tect the men in the turrets and the ammunition men on Admiral Evans battleships during the target practice which will begin Monday off Province town, Mass.
 Dr. William H. Abercrombie. for merly United States consul at Nagas- aki, Japan, committed suicide by as- phyXiation in his apartments in Stone leigh court in Washington.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Church Service By Phone.

Rev. M. H. Ingham, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church of Camden, has had special telephone service installed in his church. in order that persons who are unable to come may hear the services. It was primarily designed to meet the wants of an afflicted member, who could not attend at all, but it is working so well that many who are kept from being at the church now hear the services over the telephone. All that is necessary to get the telephone service is to notify the rector about an hour before the time for preaching.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Stabbed By Negress.

Wick Fagnani, a young white man, was slashed with knife and seriously wounded by negro woman at Tex arkana. The blade of the knife entered at the back part of his neck and ranged the entire length of the body, laying open a great gash along the muscular and fleshy portion of the back. The young man has been uncon- scious a good portion of the time since receiving his injures, and has not as yet been able to give detailed account of the trouble which led up to the assault upon him by the negress.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
sssome ss,sli.,1 of ,1,Iemens admirers nave

trip. Some Of Clemens admIrBrS H3V6 been planning to revive the old days when Mark Twain was Mississippi pilot, and Captain Baxby, an old-time river pilot, had promised to stand his trick at the wheel along with Twain Ii he could be induced to steer the pres ident's steamer down the river after attending the waterways convention to be held in Memphis next month. MT. Clemens, however, has declined the invitation to attend the convention.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Granted Pardon.

Governor Pindall has granted par don to T. J. Harvey, convicted in the Fort Smith District Court of Sepastlan county, December, 1905, of forging and uttering fraud checks, and sentenced to serve four years in the penlten- tiary. The petition of Kit Point dexter, convicted of resisting an officer. and who asked for pardon, was refused. Pointdexter was con yicted in the Woodruff Circuit court of resisting an officer.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Dentists Congress.

Norfolk, Va, Sept.-With 800 den- lists from all parts of the United States and Canada in attendance the Dental Congress convened Tuesday. Addresses were made by President Tucker Of the exposition; Dr. G. w. Mason of Tampa, Fla; Dr. J. Y. CraW' ford of Nashville, Tenn, and Dr. V. B. Turner of North Carolina, the latter the president of the congress.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Double Tragedy.

Norma c. Suggs, discharged brake. man of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway, shot and killed John G. Cromwell, chief clerk in the whom he blamed with his discharge, and later shot himself while being pursued by the police. He had been drinking heavily for several days pre- vious to the tragedy and had boasted that he would kill Cromwell.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
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Workers union in San Francisco, re- turning from the funeral of one of their number killed in the Labor day riots, made an attack on street car. The prompt arrival of the police checked the riot. Five men were ar rested.
 Judge Robert L. Stout of the four teenth judicial district in Kentucky, in which the Goebel murder was com- itted, said that if w. s. Taylor will return to Kentucky and testify in the Powers case he will see that Taylor is not arrested and that he is safely returned to Indiana.
 Attorney Chambers, who has had charge of the collection of evidence for the Voters Civic league in the tax receint fraud cases in Pittsburg, said that there would be 200 additional indictments in these cases. He said that thousand men had confessed to handling bogus receipts.
 In the hearing of the North Carolina rate case at Washington Comptroller
 Plant of the Southern Railway Go
 testified that the method employed
 in computing the earnings of the roaC
 were those used by the interstate com
 merce commission and the North Car
 olina corporation commission.
 As the convention of the Nationa Postal Clerks association in Peoria
 Frank T. Powers of Chicago was elect
 ed president. Congressman Overstree
 suggested that the postoffice depart ment offer rewards for the best idea for increasing the efficiency of tn service. The convention voted $50
 annually for these rewards. A report is being circulated in Wasf , ington that President Roosevelt, di! satisfied with the peace conference g The Hague, will call a conference (
 his own, assembling the ambassador l of the powers accredited to Washing : ton to take up great questions. ? Mrs. Pepper-Vanderbilt, the Ne t York priestess of spiritualism, tells g court of her dealings with the spook c Fifteen persons are killed and r. score are injured in a fire in a hot at Shelton, Wash.
 Bodies of a young man and woms l. clasped in each others arms we s found in the Mississippi river ne n Muscatine, Ia. There was nothing ( 5. the bodies to establish identity. V Report that Thomas F. Ryan al IS other capitalists are forming a b
 company to secure a monopoly of t IT manufacture of typewriters. IL Prof Oscar Oldberg of Chicago II elected vice president of the Anne Ill can Pharmaceutical association at
 session in New York.
 'e New York thief confesses that ID member of his gang was thrown iT
 the river and drowned by his pi T. for not dividing spells fairly. of Mayor Becker of Milwaukee Nin h. mates that he will in short tin 3
 full-fedged candidate for govern
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
.Ss .ss1s-olle rszF JuGlc1sre
 small nriyate concerts.

small private concerts.
 Wisconsin republican leaders are ex- pected to hold many conferences dur ing state fair week and decide many matters of vital moment.
 New York public service commission Is trying to find wny that city still has forty miles of horse car lines in these days of rapid transit.
 Mrs. Lillian F. Howell charges Dr. John w. S. Howell. member Of the Chicago Athletic association, with try ing to kill her and asks divorce.
 Kansas farmer inveats and puts 10 practical use on his place gasoline propelled machine, called autotractor that does easily work Of many horses. Marshall Field, grandson of Chica- go's great merchant is entered as fourth form boy at Eton, Englaud's historic school, and is flag for senior. Hall Gaines revision Of his first hook "Recollections of Rossetti, IS promised for next month, with many new letters and much other matter. Serious increase in the cost of ily- ing and the probability of hard winter increase the woes of English men brought on by a bad summer sea son.
 Theodore E. Burton is nominated for mayor of Cleveland by republic ans who seek the overthrow of Fora ker and united support in Ohio o Taft.
 English society people are growing more extravagant in demands 10 scented. bath and for new and costl, Derfumes. Many also are being tat tooed.
 Moroccan situation threatens to 1T yolye France in diplomatic difficulties Germany taking determined stan against extensive military operation by the allies.
 In an address before the posts clerks convention in Peoria, Col gressman Overstreet said that if tn business of the postoffice departme1 could be as well conducted as is tn business of the Standard Oil Co.,, l postage would be in force and en ployes of the department would better paid.
 Attache of the department of the I terior visits Milwaukee and confel with District Attorney Butterf1eld regard to Colorado land fraud case
 Kaufman wins over Schreck in SC enth round. Cincinnati German clain four and is counted out.
 Motorman who was on express c that caused Charleston Mattoon terurban wreck dashes car throu' funeral cortege of two victims al narrowly escapes mob violence.
 China objects to Franco-Japane covenant providing for interference China's territory.
 Grant farm near St. Louis sold U der the hammer. Was once held I loan made to famous general by Va derbilt family.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Unusual Number of Blooms.

Twenty-seven white blooms On single stalk of cotton is the unusual spectacle seen by Judge George L. Basham of Little Rock on recent visit to his Wrightsville plantatlon' in Pulaski county. The force of this statement will appear when It IS known that white cotton bloom lives but a single day. He says he has never seen anything Of the Klno before.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Confederate Veterans Convention

James H. Berry, major general, commanding the Arkansas Division, United States Confederate Veterans, has issued the call for the annual convention, which will be held at Hot Springs, Friday, October 4. At the con vention there will be a major general elected to command the division and also brigadier general elected for each of the four brigades.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Gompers Leaves Disheartened.

New York, Sept.-Without having accomplished anything towards set ting the telegraphers' strike President Samuel Gompers of the American Fed eration of Labor left here for Wash ington. MT. Gompers declared he would do anything in his power or make any personal sacrifice to bring the strike to an end.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Shot On Train.

Ben A. Hardy, of Monticello, was shot twice and fatally injured on an Iron Mountain train at Pine Bluff while en route home. The shots were fired by J. N. McVey, formerly Of Monticello, but now of Texas, whose leg was shot off by Hardy in street fight at Monticello one year ago.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Blind Tiaers Banished.

After imposing fines aggregating about $7,000 on several persons alleged to have been operating blind tigers, the mayors court at Warren agreed to reduce the fines to $1,700 and costs in consideration of immediate pament, the surrender of United States special tax receipts and sworn obligations never to sell intoxicants of any kind in the town of Warren.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Boys Skull Fractured.

While workmen were tearing down the tent recently used by the Baptist church at Benton, one of the center poles fell, striking Dr. Walton's 12-year-old son. The blow rendered the boy unconscious and he was at once removed to Dr. Walton's office, where an operation was performed. His skull was fractured, and he is now in a dangerous condition.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Commander Simon Cook.

Washington, Sept.-The Navy De- partment has been notified of the death of Commander Simon Cook, U. s. N., retired, at St. Louis. He was a native of Illinois, entered the navy as a cadet in June, 1873, and served in the Spanish-American war. He was an inspector at Memphis, Tenn, for the Sixteenth Light House District.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Blew His Head Off.

John Culp, a young man living seven miles south of Warren committed sui lide by blowing the top of his head off with a Winchester rife. The cause of the suicide is unknown, but it IS supposed to have been due to an unbal- anced mind. At one time he was an inmate of the State Hospital for Ner- yous Diseases at Little Rock.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Fell From Train.

Dr. w. B. Hendricks of Westdale' Ia fell from a Frisco train five miles from Yellyilie recently, and was Killed instantly. The train was crossing a high trestle at the time. The deceased fell a distance of 80 feet.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14

At a picnic at Miller, eight miles west of Heber, Jud Brice, young man. seriously, if not fatally, stabbed another young man named Stark. Ihe difficulty arose over Stark's refusal to nav Brice for the privilege of throw ing at the dolls on stand conouc'eo Inv Prico
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Rahv Took Morphine.

Mrs. I. M. Rosser's 1S-montn-oio baby swallowed a portion of a mor' mime tablet recently and came very near dying. Mrs. Rosser lives at Poteau. and was visiting relatives al Fayetteville. The child found the +.b,ot while rummaging through drawer in a dresser.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Her Good Advice,

q am often asked by friends what to do for skin troubles such as Eczema, Ringworm and similar aff1ictions always recommend Hunts Cure. con- sider it the surest remedy for itching troubles of any character there is made. Mrs. J. I. Hightower, Pal metto, La.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Killed By Liqhtning.

Ed Barnes, a young farmer of Briggsville, was instantly killed, together with his mules, by lightning. A boy was with him at the time but he was merely rendered unconscious by the bolt. A peculiarly sad feature of young Barnes death was the fact that he xas to have been married on the following day.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Huntino Pearls On White River.

More persons are engaged In pearling in White river and its tribu- taries than ever before. It is esti- mated there are 800 people pearling between Cotter and Branson, north, and from Cotter to Newport, a dis tance of 125 miles, It is said that $5,OO0 worth of pearls was marketed in that section during the month of August sIames.. PolSs and wife, near
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Shot Four Times.

Jake Miller, bartender at saloon in Little Rock shot w. L. Sminck, bookkeeper at the Peoples Savings Rank four times and seriously, ii not fatally wounded him. Witnesses or the affair claim that Miller was drunk at the time, and that the shooting was entirely without provocatlon.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Cement Workers At Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept.-Tne fifth annual convention of the American Brotherhood of Cement Workers was opened here Tuesday to continue throughout the week. Tuesdays ses- sions were devoted to routine matter. More than 200 delegates from sec tions of the United States are in at tendance,
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14

MT. H. J. Henneman, Oakland, Neb., writes: II waited before writing to you about my sickness, catarrh of the stom- ach, which had over year ago.
 "There were people who told me it would not stay cured, but l am sure that I am cured, for do not feel any more i'll effects, have a good appetite and am getting fat. So I am, and will say to all, am cured for good.
 'I thank you for your kindness.
 "Peruna will be our house medicine hereaffer."
 Catarrh of the stomach is also known in common parlance as dyspepsia, gas- tritis and indigestion. No medicine will be of any permanent benefit except it removes the catarrhal condition.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Aids Enolish Government,

"A Mohammedan army schoolmaster has addressed loyal appeal to the native army in India pointing out that as soon as common sense is exer- cised the accusations against the h. dian government fall to the ground.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Marshall Court Record Broken.

For the dispatch of business all court records in north Arkansas were broken by the Searcy Circuit Court, held at Marshall recently. Fifty-hye cases were disposed of during the day. The costs of the term amounted to s253.25, while the fines aggregateo s1 7e5 of which $1,O75 was paid.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
We'll County Diamond.

EP. Virgin of Louisville, Ky, found . large diamond on a farm near Dar- d.nel1e which he had recently pur- chased He had the stone examined in New Orleans and was offered $l.ooo for it.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Rice Mill Nearly Completed.

The s5o,ooO rice mill at Stuttgart the first in the State. is nearing com nletion. It will be ready for business about September 15. Representa1l'es of the company are now in the helo buying rice.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Struck By Cars.

Frank Markers of Athelstan was rim down by a string of box cars which were being switched at Marked Tree, and received several cuts in the head. He was trying to cross the track when the accident occurred. lie was driving four mules to log wagon. The wagon was demolished, one of the mules was killed and the legs of another were broken.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Gran Shooters Killed.

Newburg, w. Va, Sept.-Five ne groes who were sitting on the Balti' more and Ohio Railroad tracks near this place late Tuesday engaged in shooting craps were run down and kill ed by train. The bodies were horri- bly mangled.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
New Cotton Destroyer.

A bug much smaller than the DOH weevil. is doing some damage to the cotton in Jefferson county. So far cot ion men in that section have been unable to give the bug name.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
The First Acrostic.

An acrostic poem in which the first or last letters of each line read down. wards form a word, is said to have been invented by Porphyrius Optalia- nus in the fourth century. Double acrostics became popular in 1867.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
profits From Acre and Quarter.

William Betts, of Poff's Bluff' sold s77 worth of watermelons from one half acre of land this season and $loo worth of Irish potatoes from 'nree- fourths of an acre.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Excitement Kills Old Man.

F. M. Doss, an aged man living near Cabot, dropped dead recently while in a dispute with neighbor over some timber. Heart disease was supposed to have been the cause of his death.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
cannino Company Organized.

A company is being organized by the business men of Pine Bluff for the purpose of establishing canning fac tory in that city. The new com pany proposes to can all kinds or fruits except corn. and an up-to-date factory, modern in every respect and ea,ainpad with all the latest macksnery.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Will Not Pilot.

New York, Sept-Samuel l.. Clem- ident Roosevelts steamer down the Mississippi river when the president makes his next Southern and Western
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Killed By Fall.

Josh Arnold of Lockesburg susr tained injuries from a fall from a handcar which resulted in his deatn a few hours later.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
To Establish Hospital.

Arrangements are being made to establish a hospital at Fayetteville on the site recently donated for the purpose by MT. and Mrs. s. K. Stone.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14
Gained Strength and Flesh,

Miss Julia Butler, R. R. {, Appleton, Wis, writes she had catarrh of the stomach, causing loss of sleep and appe- tite, with frequent severe pains after eating. She took Pernua, her appetite returned, she gained strength, flesh and uerfect health.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-14

Pnffsio found one Which they vsold for $50O A man named Roperts us oosed of one in Cotter for $60o.