Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 5

Gfe Qxtextix gptil 23. A- DESTRUDTJYE TORNADO. iUtoeioeb DovnTlieyGo! -tH -J 9 The great Jhlrt Sale etilC goes on. Just one hundred and ninety-two dosen left. All of these and they represent the choice of the purehasego out for today's sale.

$1.50, 11.75 and $2.00 Negligee Shirts at 69? Boys' Percahr plaited backs, at 12! Large assortment Boys' Unlaundried Shirtwaists, front and bacli plaited, at 25c Boys' best quality Percaie Shirtwaists, front and baek pearl buttons, attached and detached collars, all sizes, at 45c Boys "Star" the low-est prices ever quoted in Little Rock, 50c 115 dozen the celebrated Union Fat cnt Lauudrled Shirtwaists, worth flJXf to at i39c 150 dozen best quality Boys' "Star" Shirtwaists, complete assortment, at 75c All other high-class Shirtwaists at Cut Prices Tdday. i i Boys clothing' Special Prices Today. Open until totili'ht. RV GOODS GO 0) 0) For Two People Killed and a lumber of Others Injured. Atlanta, Tex, April was a very destructive tornado pawed about four miles west of tbls place today tearing; its way as it went The first place' It strack was Mr.

William Wall's residence. He and bis family were eating dinner when they felt tbe bouse move and In ten seconds the bouse was carried about twenty-live yards and lit erally jorn lo pieces. Mrs; Wall recelv ed probably fatal Injuries while the rest of the family received slight; Injuries, The tornado next struck George Jackson's residence, which totally demolished Mr. Jackson and a ten- year-old boy named McPnfee saw tJjS tornado coming and tried to reach a neighbor's bouse about 150 yards away but before they reached the house they were cotnpelled to hohno a large stump of a tree wlch waa blown from Its roots, killing Mr. "anl Mrs.

Jackson Instantly ind crushing the boy'e leg, necessitating amputation. The little boy remained under the tree about' twenty minutes when he was rescued by neighbor. Some of the debris of both hopge? was blown as far as- two miles, Drs. Jeter, Conley and Mathews were summoned to tbe accident and attended the McDufee boy. Mr.

and Mi. Wall are resting easyt A report was circulated last night that a cyclone bad visited Washington, Ark. A Memphis Commercial Appeal bulletin to that effect was posted at the Capital hotel. Upon the authority of the Associated Press tbe report was pronounced a mistake. CASTORIA For Infants and Children.

As fit- Haiti km APPEAL FOR All Patrick Fori Apaaali tn Hay ir Wnodsoa in Be-htltnl Famlshln? Ireland. Mayor Woodson is In receipt of a letter from Patrick. Ford, editor of the Irish World, New York, appealing to the good people of Little Bock for contributions In aid of the starving people of Ireland. Mr. JTord says there Is great distress in the west of Ireland and thatJthousands are reduced to a state of absolute destitution, numbers having already died of hunger and mariy more are sure to perish if aid is not quickly given them.

A TEXAS WONDER. Hall's Great Discovery. One small bottle of Hall's Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal emission, weak and lame back, rheumatism and all irregularities of tbe kidneys and bladder in both men and Regulates bladder trouble In children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mall on receipt of Jl- One small bottle Is two treatment- and will enra anv case above mentioned. B.

W. HALL, Bole Manufacturer, r. u. box zis, wa-eo. Tex.

For sale by Bradfleld ft Dowdy. Clanton, March 3, 18D7.I cettl-fv that I hav been cured of kidney and bladder troubles by Hall's Great Discovery (Waco, Tex.) and I can fully recommend it. REV. L. B.

POUNDS. TEN HOUBS A DAY, Irea Monntaln Shors Will Increase Worklnj Hmr NnnAay. Tbe'Yron Monntaln shops afBariii? Cross will bestln next Monday to work ten hours a day. This is an Increase of two hours per day and it) necessitated by the heavy enlargement of traffic On the Gould system. The big orders placed by the government for Arkansas coal will constitute the principal source of the Iron Moflrttaln's new busmess.

DAVJ IfOUB MBOHtHl I Money and Clothes, by Using Antlrub Wasnlnz TsblH. Paves all tbe hard labor and makes ry washing. Splendtd for law-curtains and delicate Guaranteed not Money If not as represented. 10c ot grocers. iAntlrub Manufacturing Companjv St.

Louis. sasaaaHSisSssWBMSlt'' A Miss Stella Bridewell. Eppclal to The Oasette. Hope, April Stella only daughter of apt. and Mrs.

A. Bridewell, died at 4 p. after an Illness of three days. She was 20 years old. beautiful and accomplished.

death Is a greit blow to parents, friends and relatives. 1 'A Ruspieious Purchase. Special to The Gazette. 1 Pine- Bluff, April white man enured the store ot Mr. Joe Rosenberg last made several purchases of thy goods and, clothing.

Iu payment for the goods V'prewnted Check for 58 on the Citizens' bank, made by th. Bennlen Lumber Company and payable to Tom Samples or bearer The check was endorsed by Tom Samples. The Bearden Lumber Company 'keeps no mouev on deposit at the Cltlyens' bank. I'THBM. H.

AKU WR. Work ProgrsMlaf Slowly bnl Sorely la Dirte- of Spwlal to The Gaiette. Hamburg, April on the Mkslsslppl Hamburg and Western railroad Is progrtvsing slowly but surely from Bayou Bartholomew westward to Hamburg. A bridge 000 feet long Is now being constructed across the ImyouMt will be completed by May 7. The road bed will then be thrown up and the track laid from the stream named Into Hamburg as rapidly as possible, Geurral Manager J.

M. Parker expects, to have trains running Into the town by-June 30. About 100 men are employed tn the work of construction. The great -popularity which my D0o cabinet photos have attained Induces ma to continue this price for another thirty days, Fred Binders, 618 Mala street. California Prunes.

As stated last week, OUT stock is tares and fresh. The readiness with which the trade la purchasing at 5o per pound our offering of the past week esuaes us to offer the full line at greatly reduced, prices, as foiiowa: Regular ilz prunes, former, pries, I now Be. Medium alse prunes, former price 10c, now evic. 'Y' Large tlx prunes, former price, UHc now 8 1-tc Extra large slss prunes, former price, lie, now 10c. Very finest prunes; former price, SOo, now 15c.

Very few, If any, of our competitor carry any hut the cheaper grades. Our stock compriae the Jucleat and beat fruit that can I bought, regardless ot firlce. Examine our reduced prices on rala-na and evaporated fruita. H. P.

EDA0H50H, Eli and Bit Main Street. CITY NBWS. See Paul Pat, today. Wear, the Dunlap. M.

M. Cohn A Siteared hama, 10c pound, Paul A. Pat's today. Fresh eggs, 10c per dosen, Paul A Pat's roaay. 9 joumla Arbuckle coffee for lit Paul 4fc.

rat a today. 18 pounds granulated sugar, $1, Paul A Pat's today. i 50 pounrla high patent flour for Paul A Pat's today. Fresh peas, squash, tomatoes, Mans anl cucumhers at Kramer's. Negligee shlrta.

all styles, all colors, all prsceB, Pftfers, 224 Main. Men'e light weight woolen underwear for summer. M. M. Cohn Co.

For hoys' ahlrt waists and men's shirts see Mass' column today, page 5. Wllaon Bros, half-hose tn b'ack and tan, 2 fnr 25c at Pfelfer'e, 2S4 Main. and 4 values hi eprlng weights thla week, $2.88. Pfeifer'a. H.

L. Hooker, a lawyer of Lyona, Is In the city and may locate here. Best Elgin creamery butter, 25c. or pounds for 45c. Paul A Pat's today.

Col. Oeorge Thornburgh ha? consented to Stand for re-election aa school director. We are showing a full line of Manhattan ncgllKce shirts. M. Mi Cohn Co.

Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip llildeobraud, died yeaterdav morning. Judge Nowlln yesterday fined 8. M.

Rat-cllfle. colored. $5 for refusing to be vaccinated. The Cuban war has not affected the price or quality of Hawes hats; 3 quaranteed. Pfeifer-s, 224 Main.

Deputy Constable Tves haa resigned to accept a position as guard at the Wrights-vllle state convict samp. The neatest, line of. spring neckwear in the city for 25c. Also Waterhouse Una for 60c. Pfelfer's, 224 Main.

Only one new case of small-pox developed yesterday. It was discovered on Commerce street' near the German Bark. The annual meeting of The Arkansas Grand Lodge Knights and Ladles of Honor will be held at Bateaville May 4. Ben Williams, colored. Was fined 110 and one minute in Jail yesterday by Judge Nowlln for stealing grindstone from Popes Bros.

A aon.evap-orating and uncorked, automatic bottles inks at Book Exchange, Seventh and Main. The correct hygienic theory executed with simple practicability In the Beam's ventilated shoe. We will ahow you all this-if you on Pollock Son, 114 Main street. If In need of a nobby 4-button sack suit for Sunday or business wear, aee the ex. cellent values we are offering at 17.50, 10 and 112.

All pure woolen and sold under guarantee. M. M. Cohn A Co. Thla -afternoon at the M.

C. A. rooms, Supreme Deputy Commander M. T. Wolf will organize a hive of the Ladles of the Maccabees.

All ladles Interested In fra ternal and philanthropic work are Invited. T. M. Hicks, a grocer at Seventh and Marshall streets, made an assignment yesterday. J.

R. Smith was named as assignee. Preferred creditors are: McSwine Brokerage Company. 1250; 8. B.

Smith, H. P. Edmonson, 104; H. K. Cochran, jll4; Beal rjioyle, tit Mr.

Gass will preach both at morning and evening service tomorrow at Christ's church. In the morning his subject will be "The Power of the Ressurrection." At night the congregation will hear the third Of his series of Question lectures, this on a being entitled "The Question -of Doubt," Gov. Jones vesterdav nrdnnH Tl Jonea, young man who In December last waa aent to the nenltentlarv one veer for stealing some clothes from the residence of juago jonn Mcciure. it seems He pawned the clothes and used tha nrnced In ram. bllng, for which he had a Jonea Is said to be highly connected In Mississippi.

A rather unusual sight -was that of about a dosen wagons laden with cotton which were strung along Kast Second street yesterday afternoon. -There were thrrty-elght iioivain rwii: 101 wnicn was raisea'ny Mr. C. K. Alexander on one of his plantations near Galloway.

The train of teams nrn. ceeded on down to the Union Compress to unload. JOHN DRESS, 814 W. SEVENTH ST. i id Markwell about yqur teeth.

jAT THIS GLKASON'S-Jtf. F. LeXIa. ster. U.

PattfllO, Pordycc; Jno. Williams! Scott: 8. H. Mvers. Now Orleans.

CI Wentherford. Memphis; P. K. Trlupe. Ar-kadelphm: TOW Hall, Stuttgart: C.

L. Pyle, Clai'kavlllei Phillip Relnlch, Stuttgart T. Mathsw. Hasen; H. C.

Rook. Fp'8mlthr'W. R. Cherry, Paris, Ark.i W. A.

M. jr. Clark, St; Louis; A. O. LeSIng, Waldron.

W. I. Moody and wife, Wynhfrw. D. Miller, New York; Mrs.

E. W. Lenher, Mrs. Fred Hot Springs'' Mrs. H.

Banders, Miss Maud San. derij, Lonoke; A. C. Curtis, Carlisle; J. Canada, Humphrey; H.

U. Myer and wife, Brtnkleyr J. P. Smith. J.

O. Lardner Ben-toni; D. E. New J. R.

Wood, -1 Louisville; Hi 1. Gortln, R. t)al-lasj Edw. A Tobey, Hendrlx College. J.

bt Csstner: Fort Smith? W. H. Fratikl.n, M. L. Weatherman.

Pine Bluff; M. J. Sun. hauaen Leavenworth; T. W.

J. N. Collins, Sedalls, A. Wright, Chicago; J. gedalla, A.

W. Grlgshy, Loulavlllei H. H. Murphv. Fort Smith; MIra.

C. B. LeUane, Brink-ley: Joseph Fisher, Shreveport; J. M. tur.

nett, Antonio Ark, CAPITAL P. A. Douglass. Malvem: Arthur Bel'. St, Louis; B.

Bell, lot-rlltoni James W. Powell, Louisville; John Thompson, Lynchhurg: R. E. films, Mem- phis: Btelnberg. St.

W. Holt. Dr. L. E.

Russell, Cincinnati; J. Vf. Rnybum: Magnet H. 1). Martin A.

W. Dutton, Tobe Laskl, Bt. Louis; Cf. H. Mason.

D. Mershon. Morr Louis Levy, New York; M. -Kennedy," Kansas uity; k. v.

w. Rosenstfaue Chicago: Harry ii. Kellev, Fort Smith; J. A Bratt. Leaterj Ark, W.

Hot Springs: R. B. Wald-op, Monroe, H. Morrllton; Thos. Hughes.

Kansas City; S. H. Acker, man, 0. Pollock, J. A.

Benton; a a. Wood. New York; P. IL liuraett, Phlla. C-Pliuidon, Maahville: O.

G. Siogeiv WWoodv-Matnr moih Spring; S. Davis, Mornlions It. JL Cgthcart, H. Owens, New A.

Lewis. CinclnnatK Joseph T. Talbert. Chicago; 8. H.

Homer, Helena: WV Grover. Detroit; Harry Gardiner, at, Loula; Thos. H. Wyse awd wife.1 Paragould: C. it.

Lindaey, A. WUllamson. Arkadelphla. Everybody Says So. Casoarets Candr Cathartio, the most won ierful medical discovery of tiis age, pleasant and refreshing to the taale, act, gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing tbe entire system, dispel eoids, cure headache, fever, habitual t-onstlpatioa and biliousness.

Please buy and try a box Of (ii tn-orr; 10, 35. cenia. tioldaad guaranteed upimirits. See Dr. Markwell aboat yoa Oermaa Malfest May at West End 1 v.

x-- AecommVnded for Pine Bluff Post Office. BARNES FOR ATTORNEY James Brizzolara Gets Fort Smith Post Office. 6TCTTGART pLM IN ABEYANCE The Republican state executive committee was In session at Gleason's hotel until 12:30 o'clock last the result of the committee's deliberations tbe, following irccommendatloas were made to the president: United State' district attorney, West-, rn district of Arkansas, Jas. K. Barnes.

i Post waster of fort Smith, Janie Brlzzotara. Postmaster of Pine Bluff, Louis Alt-helrner. Postmaster of H. Gib We, The committee decided to refer the Stuttgart poettttasterehip to a primary election. 5' There Was a -content ot each of the plums awarded, lut in nearly every Instance the expected happened.

Although Ferd Havls (colored) had been relndors-ed by the RejHiSllean county central commltjee of Jefferson county for the Pine Bluff postofllce, his name was not presented for consideration anew at the committee's bands. Louis Althelmer, iwho wtll get the plum, was strongly Indorsed by Democrats. A recommendation by the committee Is all that is necessary to secure the favor of the administration, at Washington. A LONG LOOK AHEAD. The politicians, are even now beginning to weigh the possibilities Involved In the next presidential election.

The papers are full of electioneering gossip and venture predictions as to the future which ire; somewhat too self-confident. But It Js safe to say that a systematic course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will renew health In the malarious, bilious, rheumatic, costive or nervous. THE DBF. JTU St 'fl'rtla Mempnla, April i2. First RaceFour nd one-half furlongs.

TJIek CoKins, 101 (A. Barnett), 12 to I. won; Pirate" 1, Brfrnt), even, secorM; -John-annloft-M-KiB)-i-lr-tWrtr Tlme, Be True, The Kentucklan. Parker Bruce, Collelte, Miss Meade also ran. Second Race Six furlongs, Verager, 14 Kuhn), 4 to 1, won; Yellow Jack, 9S (Kelts), to second: Wheaton, 106 (Reauchamp), to 1, third, Time, Tachug, Moline, King Fire, The Brewer, Story Telle.

Col. BraroBlev'AufWermrti. Shrimp Prince) Hal I fori ran. Forget Not left at poet. Third Goodrich, (Crow-burst), 1 to 1, won: J.

A. Grey, 10S fBeau-ehamp), 1 to 1, second: Ferwr, 109 (Oil. wore), to third. Time, 1:41 Davlan. Buekv'dere, C.

8. Bush, Opaque ran. Fourth Race-Half mile. Sir Hlaie. I0J (T Leigh).

8 to 2 Sagitta, Ifll (T. Burns), to 1, second; Annlhliator, 100 (Co', liivs), 10O to 1. third. Time, Tobe. By Red Pirate.

Coosaaa, Logan Laude. man, onatavla. Orchard alio ran. ST (Cqnleyfc to 1, Tobacco, 107 (T. Leigh), even, second; Laureate.

Ill (W. Martn). to 1. third. Time, Utopia, High Noon, Robert Bonner, Cave Spring also ran.

Hlxth-Raee Mile. Celtic Bard, 107 (A. Barrett), I to 1, won; Mystery. 98 (Crow-hum), 12 to 1, second: ttey Salaaar, 96 (T. Burns), evert, third.

Time, 1:47. Blithe, ful. EKholm, Pearl Walker, OninOor, Jim Flood also ran. Cincinnati, April. .22.

Newport mmmarld: Flrat Race Five furlongs. Kink Tlnrley- corn won, Fat Garrett second, Hcftpn third. Time, Second Race Six furlonga. Barltarl won, Commerce second, Dora. B.

third. Time, Third ttaceixfila, 5clf won. Tea Pins second. JudgeJBaker third. Time.

J' Fourth Race Five anil one-half furlongs. Jrnp won, Richard awu Bird third. Time. 1:07. Fifth Race Seven fartongi.

Crusader won, Peggy eeoond, Anna Helm third. Time, Sixth Race Seven furlongs. Ann's Tay. lor won, Hotha second, Btansa. third.

Time i To lure Cuutiitlon aorerer. Talta Caaoarew Candy Cathartic. IttccrSSo. It 0.0,0 fwUoiCHre. rirtif itim ivfiutd money.

baseball. At louiaville 1 RHtt I.ouiavllle OOtOA.ft.ro-i 7 i Chi-o ooodooioois Batterlea-Dowllng and Wilson; Thorn ton andiDonariue. At Waahlngton- 12020002 7 14 a Brooklyn 1 6 1 2 2 0 1 16 Batterlea Dlnnen, Amolc, Donovan a-iid McQulrar Y-eagwr- and A Philadelphia' It Philadelphia 0 5 2 ft 4 9 0 1-1 13 2 ew York v.i 0 0'2 0 0 1 ft- T' 71 Battf-rlea-Pratt and McFarlandj Ruaie and 'At Baltimore i 4 Baltimore 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 d8 I Boston n. O00 0 00 00 0-O-. 0 Bergen Sh Cl8rk' Lwl nd At Cincinnati 1 ft 9 1-U 10 1 ooooaoo i oootoaoasJ)1 At St, Louis-Bt.

Lotilt 10140l4(tJi4 1 Awarded'1 3 1 -Hlffhest HonorsWorld's Fair. Oold Medat, IKIdwInW Fait DEI; CEZErV.1 U'UWLlli A Pun) Orsps Cream of Tartar Powder. ,40 YEARS TH2 STANDARDLY -r-xTT i A WELCpnE VISITOR in the spring, when the blood needs purifying, and the torpid organs of tbe system need rousing to perform their work perfectly Is my Blood Purifier. Taken In time Jt will purge the system of dlaKs orders and purify and enrich the blood. J.

DOWDY, Dispensing Chemist, 204 Main St Tbe Decorative Art Rooms will have on display this week the most magnificent display of Cut Mi Imported GIm, Exquisite Porcelains, ChioA, Silver, Etc Everything in short from the daintiest trifle to the most elegant articles, suitable for wedding gifts. All it RernarkaWy Low MAPOPCTJBA. Prepared In the WAR DEPARTMENT. Printed in colors, 4 sheets, each by 87 Inches. For sale at 12 per copy, In sheets; (4 per copy mounted with rollers.

Shipped prepaid on receipt of price. MAP OF PUERTO RICO, Sheet, 24 by 32, 1 per copy. JULIUS B1EN A Publishers, 140 and 142 Sixth N. Y. PBRSIOKAL.

Sheriff O. O. Dandridge, of Logan county, ts In the city. Attorney J. Byers, of Mens.

Is In the elty on business. Hon. James Brlasolara, of Fort Smith, Is a guest at Gleason's. Col. Chas.

H. Owens Is In the city on sugar and coffee business. Thos. H. Wyse and wife, of Paragould, are guests at the Capital.

Hon. Harry H. Myere and wife, of Brink-ley, are guests at Oleason's. Editor A. H.

Soekland, of the Stuttgart Republican, is at Gleason's. C. R. Thomasaon, a prominent druggist of Arkadelphia, la at the Capital. Mrs.

W. W. Smith and daughter, Fannie, of Helena, are visiting Judge and Mrs. Hughes. Hon.

W. O. Mitchell, wife and children, of Corning, are visiting Prof. Jas. Mitchell and family.

Mr.Mitch.ell la a member of the Iowa aenate. Col. M. F. Locke has returned from Alma to Little Rock and is residing at 603 Weat Seventh street.

He Is well known here, having lived In the city several years while commissioner of agriculture. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the Child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cure wind colic and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Sold by druggists In every part tbe world.

Be sure and ask for "Mr WlnsloWf Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. AT AUCTION. A lot of furniture, carpets, silverware, lamps, the entire contents of the residence of Mr. Ed H.

No. 2113 Rintro. Mominv mornlner at 10 o'clock. Will be sold by Herold Auc tion House Company, J. C.

Herold, auctioneer. No-To-Bao tor Wittr Cenw Guaranteed tobacco linblt cure, makes we.ii men atrong. Wood nitre: iOg.st. ah Oniian Malfest May 2 at West ICnd park, 1 OS THE GRASP Nr. P.

Belntcb, Tlls tUa Pbsnemsnal Pros- PTltv There. p. Beiusch, of Stut.gart, one of thn prosperous' agriculturists of Grand Prairie, was In the city yesterday. "Mr. Keln.h Is one of tho thrifty niefl who have made the prairie blossom like the rose.

He reports that fall oats are thigh high and that is a greater acreage this year than ever. The prairie Is also attaining propiiaenpe iw a great wheat-producing section, and the growth of this Industry has beon phenomenal. A mill auil elevator are Imperative neoe-eitie and Will soon be REIjIBF in six DiKtressing KMney and disease relieved In fix hours by "New Great South American Kidney It Is a great surpris. on account of Its exceed ing promptiU'Sfl In relieving pnltr In blad kidneys and bark, ift male or female. Relieves retention of -water almost rrn- mediately.

If you want-quick- relief and-cure1 this Is the remedy. Sold by John A. Jnngklnd, druggist, Little Rock, Ark. DUG AND POSY SHOW. Naw rirs Seen Will Be l'at Oa This Attersooa and Tnnleht A report has been circulated to the effect that the Gentry dog and pony show to give A perfornitmeo for tho colored people.

There will bo no such performance under any circumstances, by order of the board of healtn. The new ire scene will be put on Saturday matinee and night Prof. Gentry has beeu one solid year preparing tbts fjro act, It Is one of the most costly and elaborate acta ever attempted under a canvas. Two mora shows tbls afternoon and night Both the method and results when Syrup of Fijjs is taken; it is pleaaant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, uver and Eowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and ferns and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever -produced, pleasing to the taste and ac-oeptable to'the stomach, prompt ia its action and truly beneficial in its cfftxitB, prepared only from, the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most "popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in' 50 cent bottles by ill leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any mbstitute CAUFOP.NIA FW SYRUP CO, uk mnoiaoo, cal toumuE, nr. new route, r. THE WEEK'S TRADE. BradatreH'a Wwiktr fterlaw.

New York, April reefs weekly review tomorrow will says There has been some disposition apparent of late to attribute considerable more to the fear of impending hostilities than seeona proper. Reports have peeft given In the press of a large volume of cancellations ia different lines of trade, all duo; it ia claimed, to the fear of strained relations. Special and widespread fails to show anything like the reported volume of cancellations in the different lines of trade at' various Cities, with the sole exception of the woolen goods industry. These cancellations come chiefly from wholesale clothing manufacturers, and the percentage Is given as 50 to 75 per cent. A number of mills, are said to have shut down, and ibe evil of overstocking is thought to have been largely averted.

Careful Inquiry would Indicate that fully 60 per cent of the cancellations have beer due to clothing houses giving larger orders than they really requited. i Trade an I New York, April 23--Bradsf reefs tomorrow will say: General trade and speculation this week have exhibited most of the characteristics which have become popularly associated with the approach of hostilities, but th conditions are, being shape4 to the new order of things. There Is increased activity in many special jjnM at tiie gea. board accompanied by excited markets and heavy price advances, but the prospect of war hag not nearly as much ef-feet as expected. Commercial news this week shows much Interest and has been manipulated In the speculative and leading demand for staples, such as Wheat corn, oats, flour, coffee, Lmess pork, products and cotton.

A reflection of this active demand, which had its rise so far as wlwat and cotton are concerned, among foreign -buyers, who wish to anticipate any possible Interruption of supplies Is found In thVmove-ment of prices which for the flcst time for many weeks past shows a general upward tendency. The advances in coffee, sugar and rice ore dlrectlv tracea ble to war Influences, marking a de sire ny domestic Buyers to protect themselves against any possible interruption of supplies or the anticipated levying, of taxation to meet the Increased outlays. i i 1'iiielll 1 New York, April 22. Brads treet's ftttan: clal review: On the whole tha apeculauve world has received the eerlous deve'op-menta of the preaent week with calmneaav Spanish 4a declined from 42H on laet Saturday to under -21; The fear of decided trouble aeome to have been the principle factor In London At the same time Americana were weak there and the felling of them during account was the chief source of presaure In 'their market during the first: week. The- traders here who took advantage of the market aeemed very nervous and were decidedly prompt to cover thetr abort contracts en any rumora Indicating: that Spain would withdraw from Ms (position or that the course of action mapped nut kjr oosgrhM mljrht be delayed.

The market itt ipite of the very belligerent aapeet of aflali-s, had aeveral such ral'ies mlng ed with lta waiting and dullnew In tho aerly day qf the week and London' rail-road bonds, in has been epecM'at'on and no short interest, wero heavier than the etock market, of Which was influenced by these cotflitlana. tt. Ttn'i It'T'ew New York April O. Dun Com-paay review of trade will say tomorrow; Thfe war Is no longer to be avoided end buaineaa la somewhat contracted by pankeri' apprehension. There-la no exctiae except want of nerve fur decline- In railway stock when earnings have been 14.1 per cent larger than last year for the thlrj week of April and per cent larger than in -18M with railroad tonnage eaathound from Chicago about lu per cent larger than In IKfra.

Nftber nre clearlng.houae trans-actiona gloomy The week'a payments were SS.B per entdHrger than year 6-3 per cent larger than In 1SH2. Ih no aspect can the whttat market be con. SUlered without finding Juat occasion for a Jnaterial advance In nrlces which has been cents lot the Contracts for Iron are. large with price enteady. In Woolens the heavy cancellations recently reported prove to be In large measure requetls for.

deferred deliveries. 1 4 Jf.D.Mnrdanirh's Whereabouts Unknown Special to ThS" i Pine April D. Mtt daugh, former and deputy constnble- of -this cHy awl county, left hero five week tigo today JindV has not been heard from since. Hlji family have leecome uneasy about him and fear foul play. He was last beard from In Cleveland county and madetan appointment, with a Cleveland county citizen to meet him In Pine Bluff at a subsequent date, but Mr.

Mnr-daugh dld not show up at the appointed time, Any information abont bim be highly appreciated by the family. SUCCESS WORTH KNOWING. Forty years success In tut South, proves Hughes' Tonic a great remedy for Chills and all Malarial Fevers. Better than Quinine. Guaranteed, jtrjr It At Druggists.

60c and $1.00 battles. Drlok hydraut water It's healthy..