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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07
Wilfess Barre Sta6ri@ten.

= Samnel 9foientbal, ein betannter
iiibii6er Niitbiirser, itarb uorlestsn
Samftas i'm sllter uOn 76 Sabrsn.
= Seinsm fribsrsn @sidsnf uOn 70
ader &anb fir sinen itabtiiden Parf
bat Sobu @elss SOlenbad iest wsitsrs
27 ader 3usefiiSt.
-Ssrr @burles @Ornsr ueri6isb am
Donnsritas uuf isinem Sanbiite Sn Sa'
teton. bel Suruep's 9afe. wObin er por
finf Sabrsn uOn bier aus umiisoslts.
@Drner wurbe seboren Su Gbalbeim IN
Sa6len am %. Wfai 1888 uno fam in
1867 nod Gmerifa unb bier Sabre ipa'
ter mad 0ilTesbarre. iih bier BEN Yin:
ftrei6erssidafte wibmeno. Gr wiro
iibsrlsbt uon Der Satin, seb. Sid, uno
benz aooptiuiobn 6reo. q.
- unisr betunutsr unb allssmsin &C.
abteter Wiitbiirser Sr. Safcb Sdwab
erlas porlesten Sumitas Der sllters'
idwdde. @r mar sebOren Su @irsel'
Ielo bel SeiOelbsrs uno fam in isinsr
Suseno na6 slmsrifa. suerit nod So'
nesbals, oann nod Scranton uno SSil'
tesbarre, no er Elm isbr idwunsbuites
@isarrsn- uno Iabafsei6aft etablirte.
@r mar felt ben lesten is Sabren sr'
blinoet uno fonnte felt SiOuembsr feline
g8obuuns nidt mebr uelluneH. 3wei
SDbne unb cine Tobter iiberlcben ihn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07
@ahne Gpuntn.

Sunssbale.-5rau Soiepb Papnter
BON 0tiusr StraBe, bic am Disnftas ;us
Dor iid in islbftmOroeriidsr aoii6t cine
Susel in ben llnterlsib iasts, na6osm
ibr @atts iis sei6Olten bate, lit friib
5reitas In benz Staat SOipital su
Scranton ibrer Serlesuns erlssen.-
98dbrsnb sr in Der 9la6bariduft isinsr
sSobuuus bsm 5Orsllsnfans Oblas, fisl
Douia- 9uuanoer uOn Canaan in ben
Bad uub ertranf. @r nurbs nit benz
@eii4t i'm 8a1er lissenb tobt aufse.
funoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07
AuS benz cberen xbale.
(slr6balb @orreiponben3.)

= Die .alos Ssibeiabrif, 3u ar6balo
nabm am Wtontas mad einem lduseren
Stillitano pieber ben Betrisb auf unb
bis @noe Der ISOLDE werbeu alle sln9e'
itellten in Tbatisfeit fein.
= GuItin Mic@ormid BON Slppbant,
Der i'm Prics S9a6t in Deit scranton
an9eitellt mar, muroe Samitas 9tah.
mittas pon einem berabfallenoen Selien.
itiid am aOpfe sstroffsn uno auf Der
Stelle sstOOtet.
= Die 9ei6e beS beta9ten Sobn Wlo'
relaub pon slrhbalo, melder felt SDo'
dsnfriit permibt wurbe. lit Sonntas
9ta6mitta9 on elmer einiamen Stelle
in Dem 9Sulos binter Ssrmpn aufss'
fun6en porben. 0tan slanbt, oaB Der
Ofann Der llnbill Der gSitteruns srlas.
Seurp Simon. elmer Der dlteiten
unb seabtstiten Siirser BON ar6balo,
ipuroe Samita9 Wiorseu nad siuer
fur3en arautbsit bonn Eobs abbsrufen.
Der SeritOrbsne mar aus Deuti1lanb
sebiirtis unb wiro Don Der Satin, brsi
E0dtern unb feds S6bnen iiberlebt.
Die Ssiissuns erfol9te Wtontas I'm
proteitantiidsn SrieObOf bOrtielbit.
: Der iunsenolids Samss Murpbp
unb mebrere @efdbrten BON SermDn
itablen Douneritas aus Der oortissn
.. & 8. .3s6s Elm Quantum Eulusr
unb nollten in sinem Seloe cine Ssisr
abbalten. Wurpbp bate nit siuem
Climber Ous Puluer in Branb gelsst,
ebe er iid aber entferneu fonnts, flos
balielbe in Die Cuff unb er wuroe iurdt,
bar am @siiht. Der 8ruit uno ben
Sanben perbrannt. Sein .3ultauo mar
ein: grauirenoen unb man bsfiirdtsts,
baB er ni6t init oem 0eben oaponfom.
men niiroe.
(Garbonoale @orreipOnoen;.)
= @briit S4ul3 muB bas Suus bit.
ten infOlss BON Serlesunsen, Die er in
ben 9enorifs Berfen erlittsu.
= Der 8eteran Safob Gitsl 1T pen.
Iionirt poroeu, nadbem er felt 1871
fir bic .. & 8. 60. arbeitete.
: 9alsp StOne BON bier, SsHen
slusriiituns Dor mebreren Wtonatsn
auf Der Wtapfislo 8reuSuns BON einem
3. & B. 3use setroffen Uuroe, nobel
er b0s uerlsst uarb, bot Wtontas sesen
Die @Ompanie cine @ntiddSisunsSflass
fir $50, 900 sintraSsn lafen.
= 0dbrsno er SOuntas bic Gbsnb'
mabl3eit einnabm, wuroe Sriebri9 81
brs6t BON Sprins Strass bon 9isural.
sia bes SsrSens befallen unb itiirsts
toot nieSer. Der SeritOrbeue wurbs
Dor 80 Subrsn in DeutidlanO seborsn.
fam aber Dor etma 20 Sabren nod
Gmerifa unb mar felt ettpa SO Sabren
bier anidilis. @r miro BON Der @attin
uno einsm Sobne iiberlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07
Nerfauf boll
Sbonmaarell INN
Gbina.
Sottgciett.

9u ars, China une 3bpnpaarsn Vsrtauf
modbt, itint q Its gsrbtuguns MpHtaa i'm SIegs'
Id,p6 an tns arpBe Shaar ron fnibullalfilptn
sSnf,r. aluas Sousfrausn, apiibaus @fbt.ttr'
iunen unp So,tl BsNBr bic eslttsn uno grnno'
Iid, srfouuttr biz Rihiigfsit finsr friibtn Mus
NAH rnu ttr Qilte btr pirfIit @eblpartnosn
Gotbsu, aua,fiibIt in ttr Spnntaaantiinbtaun
sisIes 0uiauf,s. 5000 Stilds BON srfer Aua.
it'd, 6 gbiuo uue Sbpnpaartn If nrb lanst nittf
zine NnlammIuua unb ptnn man genau pf,
Ssnft baf rim 9Srraib ron folder @robarit9ttit
an s,sIsn uiaunlitb niscriatn prtiitn gtbtn
fou 70 IN bits aeniiasnhsr @rune fur eas trup
a,,tiats SntuslIs. Die fOlssnbsn pr,tis llnp
wsnioer ais mic bic asssnpdriissn Soltsn etr
aspSbnli6sn rtiBsn @aarsn;
SS. 80 Dinner Get, Si.9S.
9u,iut nit RpIsnauirIantsn, BtIslbmtiii,
uitbt uue gplbbaub @Itttn. Yin $o'oO luV
@tnd Ssi ,u SASS.
300 Dinner Get, S6.49.
100 @thd inner CIT BON tinsm fstnsn
@rape BON ppr,span. ariItlps SlnmsnGuoIa' -
tiontn, st1tn pslis @olemnlftr lno Vp1epanp
grifI.n. llnir rssularss So W CT pourane'0
iu &c 49.
sI2.OO Get, s7.9S.
100 Gid psusaan Einnn ca. bhbl9'
Biumtubtifus unb rnhtn @clbsntittn tln
arpeartiasr $l2 Wtrib bu " W.
1925 2cilette Gets, Sl.75.
10 Stud., pr,i,rts 5Ormsn In braun. bla'
uub bppt Ddpratipntn ttn itpr pnnlpfne'
ptrtbss unp pitnfbars Sst iu $l.75.
S2.75 2cilctte Get, $500.
Gin solIss 10 Siid CIT. pratiuoa ,ntpOrf'r
uub ptpisrt nit ibpntn @otirsittn NM
RGuts In @clb Der rssuldrs PRES btsits Ssls
ID 50 rs, br @trfaufaprsis nar 500.
$3.50 3cilette Get, S2.75.
Gin ft,isatr gsrfauieprsis fir Gin tsints Il
@tiid cd, atIrmndpolsu SIumsnbhtbtln II
rpia. ariiu unb blau, nett fniporitn une @plc'
etfrsift, ju nur 1913
Sefprirte &prseGanpaare gu nie'
brieem NreiS.
Gins lcrpiam ausssparItt paris, bic Aaalt
tSt uub G&Bnbtii ,ini6lisbt. BON ben btltsi
Qiuisn sints prrmnsnlsn 6abriiantsu. Nu
Spr,iiaIidt @aarsn, bic ~ sintr bfefuftnosi
prsisThattipn lCsssitIassn p'rssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07
] SamensS sSamensgamen.

Rotbes, 8eiBe' unb @slbesStsd'
;niebsln, @riine Grbien. Soru, Sulat,
Rabiesden, Rsttise, 8obneu, 9iotbs.,
8eiBe' unO @slbs'Riiben, iOpie alls
Sorten uon friiden oeutidsu Sdms.
reien. beim Yfuuo ober MfaB.
@6rparb Siebeder,
1919 $50 2adananna gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07

Tas China unb SausbaIt Dsparitmtnt-Sre'
ssl&Oe- uimmt 8abrfubl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07

Beltellt bas .@Odenblatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07
@erbliiifenSe siaarbfpielerin.

Sin @utsbsfbsr fubr nit einissn
Daeen Roesen in bic etpa eine Weile
entfernte Stobt 8auben, Sadien, gum
Wartts. Na9btm er bas @etreibe pers
tauft unb bic leeren Wasen mad Sauie
gef6idt bate, tebrte er nit bem ges
loiten @elbe in einem 9aitbof Elm, mo-
er einise 8etunnts traf. 2lls bic Sers
rem mebrert &dnnen bes ebIen @eritens
faftes 9enoFen battsn, bssdnnen iie
8illarb gu fpielen. Bel ben INNER
bOber perbenben @infGBen ipurbs bas
Spiel INNER fefslnber unb pGbri. 5is
gum nG9Iten Morsen. Der @utsb.s
iibsr bate ni6t nur fein @sIb, ionbern
au9 feline beiben pferbe nebit @quis
page peripielt. 9a erf6ien aber Der
Retter in Der Rot6. Die 5rau bes lln>
gliidliden, bi. nebenbsi bemertt bic
Sodtsr zines SotsIbsfibsrs aus Ores
ben ift unb bic eble &unit bes 8iaarbs
fpiels friib erlernt bat, trat gang ers
siirnt in bas 8illarba baimmer, unb nd9s
bem iie iid iiber ben @erluit tbres
@atten orientirt bate, ersriff fe bas
Queue unb forberte bic @eninner auf,
NIT tbr ipeiter gu fpielen. lin ii9
nibt gu bIdmirsn, muBten bieIe bds
Qnerbisten annebmen. unb spdr bel
nod bebeutenb bObern @iniGben. Ra9
ettpa aipei Stunoen bate bic Spislerin
alles 8erlorene pieoergeponnen, unb
obne elm Wort lpeiter gu iagen, nabm
iie ibren perbliifften Wldnn an Der
Sanb, fiibrts ibn Su Der ipi'b:r auriids
getponnensn Gquipose unb fubr nit
ibm mad Suuie. gBis absr bic baruuf
folgenbe @arbinsnprebigt auss,fanen
fsin mag, bIisb elm GamilisnsebeimniB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07
Deutf&e 8risftifte.

gBilliam 9ulep, Wtarsaret @ramer,
Mprtle u. Dsubler, Senrp Dolf,
Dapio Solitsin, 9(rtbur Ssrbert,
9tafol Sartman, @b. 9ilOebrano,
ssrau Nt. 8. &noll, @eOrse 8a3mer,
Selen 2us, u. Senen,
Srau u. 2eiiter, Soiepb Wtiller,
8rau aOum Opfsr, Dorotbp Sattner,
5ran 9obn9leiidmun, 2illian S9oll,
gDilliam gSesner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-07

slleganSer's 0. Hesiments Sapele.
GOnSsrt i'm Sreien su Sallep 8isp
Part auf Der yaursl 2inie am Sonntas,
10. Uiai, gtudmittas Inn llbr, psnu
bas Rettsr ss erlaubt. @intritt irei.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
$3O,CCO Hotel Protected.

The Park Amusement Company will consider the opposition of erecting $30,000 brick hotel in the park at Nor riiton in the near future. The com pany was formed more than a year age and one of the finest springs in the county has been fully developed and over S1,500 worth of work done on the spring, large pavilion for the band has been erected, concrete and cement placed around the spring from the town. The spring is one of the finest in the state and a large hotel will make Morilton one of the leading sum. mer and health resorts in the state
 The spring referred to is near the foot of slooping hill near ripping brook and is within three blocks of the business part of the town. The spring was found about 40 years ago and COWS drank out of it, but no one knew it was the very finest of sulphur water with some iron in it. The peopie Of Morilton are found at the park every day drinking from it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
Papcr Carried 100 Miles.

A remarkable example of the carry ing power of the wind under cyelonic conditions was evidenced when a nun. Der of papers dated at Gillian, La, were picked up on the streets of Wal do. Gillian was visited by tornado which virtually wiped the town off the map, wrecking all the buildings of any consequence, and on the evening Of the tornado shower of leaves, small twigs and rubbish fell at Waldo The following morning amidst the rubbish the papers from Gillian were found, and there is no doubt that the storm which wrecked the little village in Louisiana passed over that place, though so high as to do no damage.
 The papers consisted of check dat ed at Gillian, and which had been paid, an invoice of goods that had been received by a Gillian merchant, re- turn register card ard various other papers.
 Gillian is located more than 100 miles southwest of Waldo, showing the distance that the materials had been carried by the tornado.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
.uzsszzsEzxzzasvN3s.- 'H NEWS OF ap'
 ARKANSAS
ca
pindall Issues Proclamation.


 Acting Governor X. o. Pindall, who returned to Little Rock Thursday night, issued proclamation two hours after his arrival there, revoking the call for an extra session of the legislature, which was recently issued by Acting Governor Allen H. Hamiter, who seized the governors chair during the absence from the state of Cover nor Pindall. Friday Pindall wired every member of the legislature an nouncing that the call has been re- yoked, and instructing them not to come to Little Rock Monday to at tend any extra session of the general assembly.
 Governor Pindall, after issuing the proclamation, went to his home, and refused to give out any statements, exp aiming that he was too weary to explain his course or outline its prob able results
 Other members of the party also retired early, refusing to make any statement. George w. Donaghey, Democratic nominee for governor, who returned from Washington with Gov ernor Pindall, stated before retiring, however, that he heartily endorsed Governor PindalPs action in revoking the call. He, together with Chancel- Tor MartineaG, Roy Campbell and other close friends of Governor Pin dall, were closeted with him between 10 and II o'clock Thursday night. At the conference it was decided to re- yoke the call
 Governor Pindall, MT. Donaghey, Agricultural Commissioner Guy B. Tucker and Secretary of State o. c. Ladwig arrived shortly before 9 o'clock Thursday night. They went at once to the governors office, where Acting Governor Hamiter formally turned over the governors chair to Governor Pindall MT. Pindall re- fused to shake hands with MT. Ham, lter, ignoring the acting governor al together
 Prominent politicians differ in their opinions as to the probable outcome of Governor PindalPs proclamation re- voking the call. Governor Pindall and his friends believe that the legis- lators will heed his mandate, and will not go to Little Rock, and that in case they are there Monday, they will re- fuse to convene.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
Hamiter Makes Statement.

Speaker Hamiter Thursday night gave out the following statement, af- ter turning over the governors chair to Governor Pindall:
 T desire to say that I would not beg any man to take my hand, and did not beg MT. Pindall 10 do so, but for the good of the great old state of Arkansas l felt that we ought to speak and to shake hands. All the duties which l discharged as governor of the state were performed for what ] con sidered to be the best interests of the state. l now feel that l have dis charged my duty under my constitu- tional rights as citizen and officer of this state. l have no criticism to offer touching MT. Pindalls action This is with him. I expect to con- tinue to work for the interests of the state of Arkansas, not as a politician, but as a loyal citizen of the state. I believe that I have done right. I was reared and taught to treat my fellow man as man. 1 have relinquished this office, believing that every act performed by me will be approved by the people. What I have done has been done conscientiously, honestly and what I believe to be for the bet terment and for the building up of our great state
 Il believe that the members of the Arkansas legislature, from what have heard from the members, will respond to my call and answer the roll. What they will do regarding the matter for which I called them to- gether l do not know. I believe every member of the present Arkan- sas legislature to be a good, honest, true man. No better set of men ever assembled in the Arkansas legislature and l believe that they will perform their duty"
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
New Railroad From Hot Springs to
 Mena.

Capt. George E. Crater, a promine2, corporation lawyer and railroad pro- moter of London, Eng, is in Hot Springs accompanied by Alexander Perry, an engineer formerly connected with the Edison General Electric Con- pany. The object of the visit of the two gentlemen is to take the initial steps looking to the building of rail road from Hot Springs to Mena. It is understood that several English and American capitalists have expressed a willingness to provide the necessary funds to build the proposed line. A construction company is to be organiz-- ed this week and active work will probably be commenced at an early date.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
NEWS OF TIE WEEK
HE LATEST NEWS OF THE
 WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD
NORTH. EAST, SOUTH, WEST
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma. tion, and Particulaly From the
 Great Southwest.
CONGRESSIONAL,

The. great sundry civil appropria- ton bill, carrying a total of about ! $120.000,000, was passed by the sen ate Thursday. This is the last of the large supply bills and it's passage places the senate squarely alongside the house in the consideration of the appropriation bills and of the entire 14 leaves only the general deficiency and the military academy bills to be considered by either house. A portion ot the session was devoted to the con- sideration of the bill suspending the penalty feature of the commodity clause of the railroad rate bill.
 The Vreeland currency bill, agreed upon by the Republican caucus, was ! Thursday put through the house un- der special rule by vote of 1S4 to 145. Fifteen so-oallel . Insurgents of the majority party voted : with the Democrats, who went or record solidly against the measure The closing moments or the debate were replete with excitement and Re publican enthusiasm caused by the re- fusal of the great majority of the Democrats to go On record for the Williams bill, which had been offered by MT. Kahn of California, as a sub stitute for the Vreeland bill, in ac- cordance with a well-laid plan of the majority leaders to ascertain where the Democrats stood on the proposi- tion, which, it was claimed by several, was supported by MT. Bryan. Ninety three Democrats voted present" which aroused the Republicans to high state of hilarity at the expense of the minority. Only handful of Democrats had the temerity to vote faye" or mo-" The action of MT. Kahn was due to the refusal of MT. Williams to present his bill as sub stitute, which under the rule, he was specifically authorized to do.
 The senate committee on public lands Wednesday ordered reported fa- vorably bill permitting holders of land in Alaska to consolidate their holdings and to incorporate as one, concern to work the property, pro- viding the consultations be limited to 2,5G0 acres, or four sections each.
 A bill was passed by the house Wednesday providing for the protec- tion of owners of United States pat. ents appropriated by the government. The bill permits claims for damages to be filed with the court of claims.
 The senate Wednesday passed, without amendment, the house bill re- storing the motto, Tn God We Trust" on coins of the United States.
 By determining to postpone until next session the time for considering and voting on the bills providing for sthe reinstatement of negro troops, charged with the shooting up'' of Brownsville, Tex, in 1906 the senate "Wednesday found way out of what has promised for some time to be an Embarrassing obstacle in the way of the early adjournment of congress for the session.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
Perjury Case Appealed.

J. Reidhar, who was recently convict ed of perjury in the Circuit Court of Arkansas county, has filed an appeal of the case in the Supreme Court. Reidhar was convicted of testifying falsely in justice of the peace court in a mortgage foreclosure suit. He is Said 10 have sworn that he had not signed mortgage cn some of his property, but that he had authorized some one else to do so. Evidence was introduced to show that he had sign. ed It himself and the jury returned a verdict of guilty
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
ELLANEOUS.

Minnesota democratic convention in. structs delegates for Gov. Johnson and refuses to declare for Bryan as second choice
 The last vestige of doubt that they have thoroughly practicable flying machine removed from their minds by the past few days tests, the Wright brothers of Dayton. O., are practicing with their steering gear preparatory to attempting a flight of 30 miles. The three miles spin is in some re- spects the most convincing of any they have yet made.
 E. G. Lewis was acquitted by the peremptory order of Judge Riner in the United States district court at St. Louis of the charge of using the mails to defraud i1 the organization of the Peoples United States bank
 Mme Gould and her children, ac- companied by Prince Helie de Sa- gan, have arrived at Monte Carlo. Mime. Gould remained in an apart. ment reserved for her at the hotel, while the prince diHed in the rcstau, rant later going alone to the Casino, where he played for some time for small sums.
 After being out 35 minutes, the jury of Robert H. Hollowell against his brother, John F. Hollowell and 27 other alleged night riders of Caldwell county. Ky, for $50,000 damages, re- turned verdict fos the plaintiff for $35, 1000.
 The standard of the American sa. loon is to be elevated. The dive and { disl 1utable saloon are to be erad- tcated by action of the brewers of the nation, according to plans for the convention of the United States Brew ,rs' association to be held in Milwan- lee June to 10.
 With the election of William c Wallace. senator from the Forty-sev ,nth district, New York, and the pros bects of the recovery of Senator Foel Fer, Hughes leaders are confident that he anti-ra:e track gambling bills will ,e. enacted.
 gA tremendous sensation has been ,atlsed in London by a demand by an Irish attorney for warrant for the arrest of Augustine Birreil, chief sec.
 stary for Ireland, widely known as q :. Ussnsman and author, charging that K..ole the crown jewels from Dub
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
Safe Blowers obta:. No Loot.

At l o'clock Sunday morning citizens residing in close proximity to Main street, Van Buren, were awakened by loud report and few minutes later the officers found that the large safe in the postof1ice had been blown most successfully, fragments being scattered about the room. The safe contained less than $50 that Postmaster Smith had thrown on the bottom of the safe and this the thieves overlooked and not penny or stamp was taken.
 Two men were seen running from the building directly after the explo- sion and the supposition is that they were frightened away before they hau rifled the safe. A crude lantern made out of tomato can, their candle, soap and other tools used were found on the floor, as well as one of their hats.
 Several splotches of blood were found about the floor and there is lit tie doubt but that one of the men was wounded by the explosion. The men went in the direction of the noun tain to the west of Van Buren, and the officers have been unable to get any trace of them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
Officers Elude Mob.

While large crowd watched the trains leaving Corning, Sheriff Curtis
 md Constable Arnold succeeded in slipping away from the jail with Sam Dickerson, who is charged with at tempted assault on two little girls, and boarding train at Black River bridge, three miles south of Corning The distance to the bridge was cover ed on foot, and, after boarding t,n train at this out-of-the-way point. Dickerson was taken to Piggot, where he is being confined in jail there, pending a trial of his case.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
Miscreant Mains in Novel Manner

As fast freight passed through Cove Saturday some person aboard the train cast wire in the form of a lariat at a party of young men standing near the track, and the moose caught two as it fell, inf1icting serious wounds on both.
 Walter Forehand was caught in the wire loop by one foot and was hurled headlong down a 30-foot embankment. He was bruised from head to foot by the fall
 Will Hadaway, another of the vic tins, was caught by one arm and dragged considerable distance before the wire, which was fastened to the train, broke from the strain upon it. The wire cut great gashes in his arm and so badly lacerated it that it will probably have to be ampuiated. The breaking of the wire is all that pre- vented him from being dragged to de2th beside the train.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
Smallpox Case Isolated,

w. c. Hubbard, who has just recov- cred from smallpox, and whose fsa,;ly has been under quarantine by the cit. authorities at Texarkana for the past two weeks, removed Saturday with hia faeoily into an isolated building in the outskirts of town. It is thought that -;, ere will be no further spread of the disease
 The Holiness College of vilonia will hold its commencement exercises May 2326. The commencement sermon wi,l be delivered by Rev. c. A. Bromley of Louisville. Ky.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22
New Phone Line Planned.

A company has been organized at Humphrey with T. J. Stokes, presi- dent; C. M. Anthony, secretary; s. Sachs. treasurer, and J. F. Quarter nous as director to build a tele- phone line from Pine Bluff to Altheim- e. to connect with the Pine Bluff line