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The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Great Chunks Of Ceiling Fall.

There was sudden coasteTna1ion in he senate chamber in the midst of Governor PindaTs speech Tuesday morning when a large chunk of plas ter fell from the ceiling Of he cham Der 70 the gallery below The plaster fell with a crash. raising q grea, cloud Of dus, as ]; struck the floor and seats Of the gallery For a moment no oEe in -he chamber realized whaf had happened ard one somewhat suspicious politician was seen 70 cast c nervous glance a his fee. ex.den.- iy to assure himself that he entire state house was noc falling in
 Had the plaster fallen on he crowd On The main floor of me chamber there nigh; Lave been ser.oas results as the main fco- was crowded arc he heavy plaster fel win terrific force
 Eyes cast ceil.agward 1T o.her than pious attitude were common in the zenaie chamber during the remainder Of the morning session of he election commissioners board. and f was with suspicious and watchtul eyes trained on 2 cobweb-coYe-ed ceiling and sof; t-eaaing feet that the poll 'icians slowly and cautiously fixed out of the chamber a he close o. the meeting
 I'm fer Q new capitol. remarked 3 legislator as he drew one real good. full breath outside he senate cham ter. And rur2o- has | that he op- posed he new capitol appropriation before.
 'Donaghey always was lueky. ," commented a philosophical A-kansan. and the legislator still wonders what he meant
 The only really calm people ir he chamber after he plaster fen were he s'a,e officials and clerks en- ployed in The state house. 70 whom the falling ot ,or o- 90 o, plaster IS merely e commonplace occurrence
 Missed asaE. by George. nut. terpd Col Rube Dye Of 1he state land office. who only recently successfully daeEed falling piece et plaster in oDe uf he corridors
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
State Capital Notes
pearce ss.er Eea ariraI,.

The repoFE of Chief of Police FraaS AeMahoa 70 Mayor Duley iu regard Q the charge that the city po1ad- master has been guilty oi m.stsea 5. me2t Of animals left In k.s charge has rot been presented. and. ia fac. II is not completed. but there Is little doubt ss 10 the principal findings 70 be contained in the report T. will shew that he clly cruelty 70 animals the pe1ndkceper has been guilty Of is h.s oEa horse | vas charged that his ho-se v-s suffering f.cas ]. sore back when HuE-1e .OHcer Rankin arrested him. and he chiefs report wIil bear thss oat A 70 the implied charge thz, the COWS there had 10. been Ted to- some line. Chief AeNehon will say th4; he COWS had no- teen there more :han feaf minutes when 0Hee= Rsnk.a arrived, and that these anlEais Ne-. ret caused 10 sate- from food A the noon hour they were cared fo-. a. eo7ding 70 he information n he hands O. he chief 0: police.
 The report WiH probably carry TO Feeommendat ions. but Chief Me Mahon is thought 10 believe hat the stock placed in the pound has not been mistreated and that there is TO cause for further action
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Woman soyre n Bed WITT Wire.

Mrs Newton Pettst. wIts e . respected Eorknan employed ty a Eot Springs luzbe-lag coLce-u had a terrifying experience a. her hone "Wednesday and that she Is noS alive is 10 fault e sa gEEEovI zssailsnt, Sho, after leat.aE her almost into l iEsezsio@litE. rhrus. -aE saturated with 3 solution of polso1 into he- Ez<>1th. bound her securely e Ter bed sith ~ire and then placed . number ot matches ia her mouth 90 hat they would become 4guiteG 5f she moved her head Tv0 hours stger Mrs Petit; had been bound and gagged her husband returned home from work and released her Or being re leased she fell into faint. and is Eow in dangerous condition from ner- soas exhaustion
 Mrs. Pet;i;s experience is con s.dered ty The police 70 furnish one ot ;Ee most remarkable examples ot bod oriuinality that has ever been shown in Hot Springs Af-e- she had oeen beaten terribly the man at tempted 70 force hes e swallow . gEeeaish liqu.d shieh she thought 70 ee poison He hen hound her to the bed put rag saturated Vith some liquid .u her mouth. and at-e1 p,ae- -ng The na.ches n her mouth. huE- ziedly eff the house
 Mrs Pettit xas unable 70 furnish 3 description c her zsSa.la1. exeep, a. 70 size She iS certain he man wore false uuStaete and beard as he constantly pressed these tis guises agaiEzt t.s ta-z n order to keep them ia place
 With 10 clue 10 wozk e.. the police began Q search for Hank 2cDaa.els. former husband q Ms Petit EA9 .l is said. has caused her trouble .l the past MeDan.e.z was arrested some time after Mrs Pe.tH was dis covered tied to the bed bat was later released atter h. had been brought face 10 face wi.a ,he woman. She failed 10 identify hiH ss her a. sailant and he proved an alb!
 AZ examination Of -he cloth thrust .nfo Mrs Pettit.s mouth was made b. City Chemist Cook and after TWO tests he stated that ' had been satur- ated with arsenic before te5ag placed II her mouth
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
 Tc roic 8c Track Meet.

A meeting of athletes and those interested iu athletics Tuesday night q, the | T [ 4. L.rtie Rock. il was decided 70 hold g state I. N C A track and field meet a West End Park in Llttle Rock October , AL Of the association of the state mould ing those ar Fort Smith. Pine Bun Van Bnren. Argenta. Jonezboro- Tex arkanz and HeGehee. wiIl be invited 10 participate. and t Is expected thar one Of the biggest meets of the and in the history of Arkansas athletics will be held
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Maddox acherents to Organize
 Church.

An interesting meeting by the re cent seceders from the Arkansas Presbyterian church vas held a Texarkana Monday night al the East Side High school building. for tho purpose Of taking preliminary steps looking 10 the organization of a Con gregational church.
 large number of people were present, including not only the seeed- CTS. but many Of their friends and sympathizers. who number large percentage Of the city's intelligent and influential people
 W H Evans presided over fhe meeting. which. ay his request. was opened with prayer by Rev F E Maddox
 Rev. Frank Jenkins. D- D. Of A lanta. Ga, superintendent Of congre- gational work for the South, then delivered an address. explaining n detail the work Of the congregational ist church in Europe and America. it's origin, history and form o; church government, etc The address oe- eupied more than an hour. and was replete with interest After Dr. Jenkins had closed his remarks. a committee on permanen; organization was appointed
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Boy Killed by Engine.

Marvin Spencer. aged II years. ot Jonesborc was fatally injured 1T q railroad accident al thar place Fr.- day afternoon He was run over by q switch engine and sustained iL- juries that caused death an hour later.
 The boy was riding n 6 wagon with 6 young companion and was near the Cotton Belt railroad tracks when his horse became frightened and started 70 run away The wagon was upset and the Spencer boy was thrown beneath lhe wheels of 3 switch engine
 Would Step Use of Irons on conviets.
 %, am going 10 investigate the treat. ment Of prisoners at the county farm reform school and penitenciary. and in case I find any treatment I think IS inhuman am going 10 take steps tc prevent such treatment. declared W. VI. Rankin. ofacer for he Arkan sas Humane Society. Saturday night He said he would go before the grand jury f necessary
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
agre- Suspects Released

v A Klmbau. " 2 Reyuo!as. V U Mathews and VIII Harper. the tour suspects who have been held a, po-Ec= headquarters since shortly af- Ter tAe shooting of Policeman N. r Philips and closely questioned as TO 'E=-- Elc@Iedge os affairs iha, oc- e..z--z3 af Ta-rteeErk ani Pine early sunday morning. Ee-e released at he orders ot Chef ot Police EcNtahoa Tuesday 1iz5. Their release carries Vl.a t the ulde-s.aEd.2e that thev E.Eeer U -he cl.v
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Killed oy a .sorar.

A telephone message received a. Texarkana Monday l3glf from Gal traIth. La. b chef Of Police Towery conveyed information Of the death of his son. Jokn I Towney. who was killed b madmaR who shortly affervaFd killed himself late Monday afternoon at thar place. Mr. Towery was . prominent mil man and for some time pas has been man ager for the National Lumber Com pany al Galtraj;h According 10 the story received the mailman sho- him
 from behind a close range blowing his head almost of with shotgun
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Anthrax Develcps ir State.

A disease. known among cattle. sheeF and horse Taisevs as anthrax. sharbon or malignant pustle. has ap- peared in Arkansas r is explained he disease IS common in lowlands. especially after oyerfows Four years ago the disease was quite pre- valent in this state and frequently fatal The disease is generally very dangerous. but the tEpe present in the state is mild In Little Rock there is 2 good deal Of pink eye. or catarrhal fever among horses. but is extent IS nor sufficient to cause alarm among horsemen
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Negroes CNel. sIstsrae- srot.

As the result of . 7ls-ci duel ee- tween Iseae Champion and Leon ISeh.
 negroes. a Ninth and Games streets
 early Tuesday afternoon. ISeh r al
 his hone a sI4 Wes. Nlrth stree;
 Slth bullet .n his thigh and Stiney Brown, negro teamster. who lives
 st Fourteenth and Chesse-. Is walk
 ing about the city q living example
 O. he fact that in affairs Of this sort , i' is the innocent tvs.ands- who gets the worst ot he deal
 Isch runs barber shop a Ninth 1 and Gaines streets. and Champion is
 employed as a po-ter a the Marion
 hotel rooming at Ninth and Izasd
 Early in he afternoon Champion
 vas walking west CT N.a.h street to-
 ward 'he barber shop. aad a. he near
 ed the place iseh cane t=ea within. 4 sight. each negro d-ex pistol and tegaz firing Eve sao.s were ex- changed. ard when .hz f-zzs ceased. ISch was dcHn s.,h wound h he thigh. Champion was running away from he scene a-d Brown. tAe teams 'eF. was staggering stol- with four
 bullet wounds n his neck B=oxn
 vas terweu -he TWO men when the firing tegs1 and vss struck by Q stray tuliet.
 Isch was taken 70 D. H4yman's o15oe. where his wound was dressed and later removed ,o his home. where he was placed under arrest. the charge against h.m te.Eg aSsaul. 10 k.G
 H-oHa Ras taken 10 the ely hos. p!tal. where the wounds n h!s neck we.e attended. There were four dis- tlaet rertoFatiozs ot he Skln. bu. he hospital authorities declare that fhey were made by ore bullet. which
 glanced and entered he flesh sec ond tine. Brown walked up town after his neck vas bandaged and seemed proud of the distinction that came from having four holes from a a5-esibre bullet in such q vital part cf his anatomy
 Champion went Q the eonstable's e4ee Tuesday evening with F. NJ Fulk his attorney. and surrendered 70 Deputy Constable J E Tunnels His tond was fixed at s50e for his ap
 pea-ance before Justice Frank Martin
 August I0. 70 answer to Q charge ot | assault with intent 70 kill
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
YcurG Woman Pinned Under Buggy
 in Water

Hiss Gqssie Parker O. Hot Springs had marrow escape from drowning .a Franklin creek near Warren. Tuesday A buggy in which she vas riding with Arthur Mo@e, Of Warren. was overturned while crossing he creek and pinned Miss Parker 70 the bottom ot the stream Moret was also thrown into the water, but was an.njured and was able to get the buggy of Miss Parker by hard work. Neither Of the victims of me accident experienced any serious results and he buggy was nor eren damaged
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
NEWS OF
 ARKANSAS
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 Realizing that he had bar eleven days more 10 serve iE the peElter- tiary before he would be taken back to his home h Nexton county % face the charge of murder i1 tvo c51Hts and evidently suruisiEg thas h-s sec ond sentence would bs more severe one than the first. possibly death sy hanging, Yates StzrdridEe. tks cele hrsfed criminal for fke third tluzs lz his prison career attempted 70 e. cape. and for the secont time his plan wss nipped in he bud jus; .n time 70 prevent kzs escape Tze plan was 1nezrtked Tues day afternoon while stsndridge wak being shaved
 Stsnd-idse had started 10 cut tole through his cell xal IEto ar ad- joining empty cell. ths door of which was unlocked Had he succeeded in working h!s way through. Siandridge would hare gained access 10 the cor- rido-. but even then stood but very poor chance of getting outside
 stznGridxe was taken out Of his cell Tuesday 70 be shaved. ard while he wss cut his cell vas thoroughly cleaned Then l; was noticed -hz- be had been digging in fhe side e hls cell. and the small hole. carefully concealed by replaced stones wzs discovered sta16F8dse had drilled the hole with piece q i.c-. Th.. ke secured lhe crude instrument is 10; known The dir and GGss -e moved from the val @zs carefully wiped over the aoo- e tte cell zEt sifted out ot rte cell door
 Twice before S;andrldge has a. tempted 10 escape. The frs ti-e hs was successful He re,Grred 70 Nsx- ton county. where he killed cSo peo- pie and seriously wounded q tE5-d He was reezpta-ed zfre- 2 hard fght and taken back 10 the peai.enz5z-F. badly wounded ir one leg zs tEe re- sui, ot running aght with ot1cers- Shortly after b. had been placed ia the penitentlary he attempted 70 ss- cape He succeeded n cutting hole through his rear cell wall into al air shaft through which he expected 70 escape. but which. | is believed. would noi have proved large enough for his body.
 siandridge.s term ends the 18th Of this month. when he is 70 te taken back 10 Newton county 70 ee tried again. The sheriff ot Newton county. realizing the cunning of SJsndr!dge and fearing he might eaeape from a county jail which is less protected against escape than the peniteRtaEy. las requested penitentlary aathoE.- ties 10 hold StaEdrldge a1tH Septem- Der :. when his trial is set for ne4r- ing
 However. the penitentiary autho-i ties thus far have refused 10 grant the request. as they too are desiroas O. having Standridge of their hands
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Women n Fierce FIoht.

For the first time .n The history Of the city. according to the records a. least. Fayetteville Saturday had a rough and tumble fight where he participants were women. The prin- cipals in this affair were Mrs. Anna sheppard and Mrs Clark. and though the cause of the troab3s is TO, known, f Is known that they tough vigorously fo- . while When friends finally arrived 70 pat a sop to the hght | was found tha. Nrs. Sheppard had iost much of her ha.E and tha- Mrs Glsrk's clothes were badly to-a
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Street RsII.ay .s scsrd s35o. 600.

The Latte Rock Railway and Flee trie Company has speuL or is spend. ing. noe than s55o.oog in improve men,s in Little Rock this year. 8 considerable par ot which has gone into the paving O. streets between the rails ot the company and fer 6 short distance on either side. The largest gem iu this budget is sf3e.- 600 fer improvements a he power house. and O. .his amount sse 0e0 is being expended in the purchase and installation Of a huge turbine. for the operation Of the system.
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Tmo comnanies Enter State

The Hanover Fire Insurance Com. Dany Of New York has filed every shing bur its bonds with the auditor of state. preparatory 10 operating in Arkansas The company has sI .o00.. Vo9 capital stock and aboat sI .000. GOO surplus
 The Modern WOodmen of America, with offices al Rock Island. H.. has also sled everything but it's bond with the auditor ot state. preparatory 10 operating in Arkansas. The e gaEization Is . f-2teEnal tEe.
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
Sic. to Fife Certificates.

Very few Democratic or Republican nominees ;or prosecuting attorney and senator heye filed their certih. cares of nomination with Secret ary of State O (. Lu,wig Seven Demo cratic nominees for senator have filed their certificates, while only ol 2 Republican nominee fo- prosecuting attorney and two for senate. have fled theirs The time for the fling of the certificates will expire abou, ,he middle Of this month
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-07
p-fllirx Is Dead.

A KiHuer. a employe zt tss Me meyer luube- ullI. rear tAe ne~ pe1Itertlsry. vas arrested ises Sun day night. zs suspect n th< Phillips murder case and after soax sweat .zE ln rEe o5e~ ot she plain clothes men te was locked up pending a further iuvestsss-5aA Kinney and aEother nan ~e-S- it is sad. prepar- ing 70 leave Little Rock ard were suspected and the police were not fed The men were arrested ir a. East Markham street restaurant Kinney wss held by the oHcers. whle the other man zzs zllose6 10 go
 He has lived al the Nieneyer mil Tor some time. | Is sad. and he'd 6 position Of some importance there
 Pz'rolmsn Phillips. who NaS sko; aT Thirteenth and Pine streets whie attempting an ares zt midnight Saturday. died sunday morning at 2. . a the city hospital. az6 tAe body was sent 70 Atkins Sunday nigh. from which place T was tzken Non day to the family kc=e 5r Pope county f0- iEterEsrs.
 Although tEe pollce GsPa-t Elent de- voted much tine .o -he case sunday To zrreSt c consequence had been made a late hour Sunday night. A nan named Morrison xz< arrested in -he lz-e afternoon on suspicion. eu- vzs released soon after he arr3Yal e Ch.et O: Police AeNahou .; head quarters Morrison easily convinced the o1eers hat he vas Eo- n ;he c..y Saturday n.ght. and therefore. cq1id have had nothing e to Nli1 t1e murder ot the o9ter
 Coroner s ?. Eaughte. enpaaReled a js-F sunday afternoon. viewed tte bodg, and adjourned un,ll Monday al t@ruoon st ! o'clock. a which time :Ae evidence Of Patrolmau A D Haven. xho was with Philips when tAe fatal shot vas fred. he testimony ot D. 0 hz Judd. ctty physician who s.tz-1ed he wo2rted oHeer and who late made ths post mor,em exarina- ton and sgch other evidence as the police may ee able Q present, Eill be taken
 The bullet which killed Phillips entered the face and laeerated the upper par Of he brain The bulle, was found in the back paEt ot the head. toward the base of the brain | vzs stated that the bullet came from Colts revolver Of about 4l eaIlbFe Phillips never was conscious after hs was shot
 " T. Phillips was @ years old and was the son Of Nr and Mrs Albert Phillips Of Appleton ie niles from Atkins He was born and raised ., Appleton. and was farmer unt.i he went 10 Little Rock about three years ago. when he accepted posi- ton as guard at he rock crushe@. Th.s position he held unt!I he begin ming Of this summer. when he return ed 10 Appleton. where he spent some -Ime Before h. let,. however he pu; in an application for position as patrolman on the Little Rock police force He returned 10 Little Rock Thursday and went cn duty a. a policeman for the frst time Saturday night. He leaves his father and mother. five bro hers and two sisters. His brother is one ot the guards 8; he rock crusher