The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-11-17
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

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at Odin, ILL.,, Friday
| Nancy A. Davis s. years old, died at
her home in Creal Springs, H., Fri
day.
The Temple cup series has been
abolished by the National Baseball
league.
Finch's saw mill at Frankfort Ind,
was burned Friday, causing a loss Of
S4,o0Oi insured for Sl,OOl.
Frederick Coll, aged about 90 years,
a prominent German, died at his home
near Knobnoster, Mo-, Friday.
Lieut.. j. j. Knapp has been aseig-e Cd
to investigate complaints of veterans
at Mare Island Cal navy yard,
Two little sons OF Charles Walker
were blown to atoms by an explosion
of giant powder near CARRIER, Okla.
Bills providing for the establishment
of postal savings banks will be intro
duced at the next session of congress.
The barrel factory of Fred Hilpert &
Son, at Keoluk, Ia, was destroy ed by
an ineendinry fire Friday; loss, 81, 600
An ordinance prohibting Rugby
football within the city limits has been
introduced in the 81. Louis house of
delegates.
Congressman Grosvenor, of Ohio,
does not believe that President McKin-
ley will recommend a retirement of
greenbaets.
James A. Green, Of Cleveland county
Ark, member of the United States
petit jury, died at Little Rock, Friday,
of congestion.
Carl G. Schraubsladter, the we'll
known st. Louis type-founder, died
Friday. He was born at Dresden,
Saxony, in ls27.
At Houston, Tex, Sam Ferguson, a
negro burglar, was shot and killed by
Joe Wells, white, whose house he was
trying to enter.
Meridian, NJ ss., will observe Mon
day, the 10TH as day of special
Thanksgiving for having been spared
from visitation of yellow fever.
Albert Elsinger, agel G5, we'll
known citizen of st. Joseph, Mo, was
killed by Burlington train at street
crossing in that city Friday night.
Charles c. Jacobs. of Columbia, Mo,
has been heard from at Lake Linder-
man, Alaska, which place he left Octo-
Der 10 lie had been reported dead.
Walter R. Houghton pleaded guilty
at Cheyenne, Wyo. to stealing a regis
tered package containing $l5, 900. Sem
tence was deferle ed until December T.
A new jury will be summoned to try
Martin Thorn, at Long Island City, for
the murder of William Guldensuppe.
The next trial will begin November 22,
John Kilburn, wealthy Kansas
farmer and stock raiser is buying up
horses that have outlived their useful
ness and fattening his hogs on the
meat.
The ten-year sentence against Clint
Brown who was convicted of criminal
assault at 0wensboro, KY, has been
reversed because of incompetent testi-
mony.
B. E. Randolph, for many years com
missioner of the Western Kentucky
asylum for the insane, died at his home
in Hoplinsville, KY Friday, aged
about 10.
Mrs Rhoda Angus became violently
insane on train at Chico, Cal, while
on her way from College Grove, Ore,
to Springfield, Mass. She was detained
for examination.
john j. Harvey, Sir, aged s. years
died Friday at the residence of his SON
in-law, one mile north of Oiin, Ill.
Mr.. Harvey was one of the oldest citi-
zens of Marion county.
Edward McCauley, aged 20 years, son
of X. n McCauley, clerk of the Illinois
board of pardons, was accidentally shot
and killed by companion while hunt
ing near Olney, Ill, Friday.
Eliza DENLY, of Pine Bluff, the aged
woman who was convicted in the Unit
ed States court at Little Rock of per-
jury in securing pension, was released
on the recommendation Of District At
torney Trieber, on account of her age.