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union, will tell about the work IN Mexico.
MA Anna u Boiler Will have full report
q organizing work In Alaska. which WIN
% supplemented by reports Of Mira 8, M.
stab! and Nils Belle Kcarney. who have
also been In Alaska.
Miss Martha Mulnix viii give report
q Indian Territory. Miss Willard u pres
ident OF this body, ~ also OF the worlds
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ucfober i9.--clearlngs. sl4s.-
sr s,ssp927. Money on cali
pei cert; last loan 2Ib; closed
1 Sn'. Prime mercantile pa
sers1g exchange Arm. with
~ IN bankers bills at ASK
- s az s.s2l9 for sixty days.
ma tsS'Sgt &ix and Assn. Com
|5l,, ~. silver certificates, 5Sa..
E.,' IN. Government bonds
e Dofids dull; railroad bonds
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||.,ss Post,s cahlegrnn,.

~ october 1.-THE Evening
kt-e An v,a,,p.eeram says: The stock
A,rh eun To-Day, except for Amer
|,ra-~ssre better on New York
IA h ~, were few. The Paris
III ..er after dullness and the
-el was quiet.
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!, london Money.

N 100 ,s-consols for money
(Nsr,caint III 2-lG: Mexican orlf-
Il,sdn tentrai new fouts 67k !;
! u ~ ! er ounce, money ~ per
ana ss..uIs In the open ns1rket
'aree months bills 2L.fsccsstt
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sSEr AND BANKING.

October l9.--Iacal banks report
market easy. Interest rates
loS BANK CLEARINGs.
sving are the clcarings OF tho
nns Tor the week thus far ana
ms.ponding time last year, to-
~ The Increase:
This Last IN
Year. Year. crease
"-'. ssA,os9 s1.sss.6s7 49,, 62s
-''"'.' L7M.lO2 l.057.eS0 G4l, O22
HuusToN EXCHANGE.
Buying. Selling.
..,.k dis Par to 81 dis,
nght dis Par to a prem.
sasG.-..Par Par.
FH YORK EXCHANGE.
Today. YESTERDAY.
!. 2 Avs. "a 5-is "a 5-ls
Z, asys.-.....s,S2 IA,
|s M y sd,aays..,4.siA 4.Si%
.... a,,, 49,,
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pen.lonr to Tcxans.

Issue OF October 4.
Original waiow. Ruth f. Bennett Al
pha.
Original minors. Washington I. Purcell,
Dallas
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DIR. BOXBLL'S LIVER PILLS are per-
feet; they are gentle, harmless, effect
nal; no gripping. nausea or constipation.
For sale NJ room 2Os, Mason block.
Houston. Texas. 20
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED Good I've agents
wanted IN every city and town in Texas
and Mexico TO introduce the quickest
selling article on record. Exclusive ter
rltory and management Of sua-sgents
gwen TO right parties. Ladies or gentle
men win find the work plennlsf and
remnnerHtiye, Easy na'ta, good profits.
500 Il absolutely nj the capital required
to secure exclusive control. For infor-
marion address Metropolitan. box ~.
Austin. Texas. ~
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DR. WM A. BOxELL. specialist in
Chronic Diseases, Nervous Observes and
block, Mai, and Rusk, Houston, Texas.
u
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NINE. C. A. B-JAC. pianiste. studio, 1?s.
Mason block: special attention PAID 70
rucunenfs OF music; iesyons Al pupfl~
gInners: also advanced students. II
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AHk YOU J{EAD1~-1ts, 70 uyt, c!thH,
scour. alter, repair ladies' and gents
garments OF every description. by pro-
fessionels. Fernandez G. .. -. Par,s.
Ian Steam Dye Works. SIS Travis. 1I-s
ESChPED--One John Brooks mriatto),
age q, height 8 feet 5 inches, weight 100
pounds: no beard; has dark spot be-
hind one ear. ] viii pay SIS reward for
Hunter. 1916
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
Alice +, Harper, principal. II you are
ambitious and Will work hard, we want
you TO take business training course
with US. II
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6YPIIILiS New home ourei purely veg
ough and permanent; private dispen-
sary. specialist Ia charge Room 201.
second floor. Mason block, HouEton.
Texas "a
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sEcnEr SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL,

OXYDONOR ..VIcTORY"--I am the ex-
clusive dealer for Houston and Calves
ton No. / ,hir,een dollars; no ,wsp-
street q
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and ono to cook, 80 Milan street. 70
AGENTS WANTED 10 sfisroduca our Inc
OF popular priced cameras. just out;
everybody buys them; profits liberal.
excellent chancc 10 make money; for
CroFse Camera co. y. La Crosse. WIS.
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DIR, E. s. TTEIsTG--Pracilce limited 10 the
eye, ear, nose and throat: office. Tcles
phone building, corner Prairie avenue
and Fannin street, Houston, Texas. 1924
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

K0TIcT no -C0NFKXcT6FS IHds vii
be received by the undersigned for the
construction Of a roadway on Washing
ton rpad from ,tte city llniitr of Houston
10 the shell road, aud for three miles bee
yand tbs west end Of tho gravel road -
Irunner--the foregoing Designated ~
new woris-and for the r@pairnx VI the
shell road from Chaneyyillc 70 Houston
He.ghss boulevard, designated ~ rtpaig
work. Separate bids viii be received Tor
the new work and repair work Itach hid
TO be accompanied by certified local
check, payable 80 the order OF the coun.
~ Judge. far The sum OF 800 on thc nDE
work ana $3.50 on the repair work: the
successful b.idGr to furnish sattsfac-
rory bond III the sum Of 5000 on the new
work and s2f00 on the repair work, pay
able in each instance 10 the county
Judge and ls,s successors In office, con-
dlt.orcd for the faithful performance OF
the work. The work IN each instance
VIII be paid for by warrants issued
against the frst available special road
and hrilRe funds. Specifications and all
necessary Information for examination
Ivy bsiJars In the County SURVEYORS Of
fee. lids 10 be submitted by or before -
O'clock n.spn on Monday, November ..
49,. Rlgist reserved to reject any ana
all bids w. n shaw,
lis County Judge Harris County.
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JUST ARRrvTp--New crop tnrnip seed.
new rye. new barley. milet, Sorghum
and fall garden aud iielJ seeda Of every
factory pricc. Holloway Seed, Grain and
Commission Co.. ri Eim strsst. DaliAs.
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WANTED-~By q practical prilitcr. a
steady situation as compassion In city
or country. Address Printer. this Of
ice, ~
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PHYsICIANs' DIRECTORY.

q. O OPTION & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agrnbj and Adjusiers. - Main street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by good an round
coax and baker, white. Address 1855,
this office. *
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1WO-kToRY residence 10 San Artolso %
exchange for East Texas land. Nd
dress liss. this office. "a
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SITUATION WANTED.

1olNb colorcd man wants work IN office
store. drive delivery, yard, horse. house.
dining room work. no objection TO lcav-
ing city, Address 1850. this office. e
WANTED Position 10y country printer
10 exchange work for use of material
10 get out small monthly. Must be well
equipped office. J, s. h., box iVi
Rhome, Texas. "a
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MlDDI.F-AGED white man, work around
house. horse and carriage; good yard
man. can milk and do homework; good
references; small wages Address lISl
this office. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

CLINE g. CLINE T. DAN'L H. TRIP
LIFT. lawyers, abstract OF titles, Sous
sprechen Deutsch I've speak Cerman).
10fOia gongrcsS avenue. u
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A YOUNG MAN wishes u job driving n
wagon Of any kind well acquainted with
the city Address 1iS,. this office. 20
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SITUATION by white man, first .cls ~
cook on pastry or meats. ~ hotel. res-
years experience Address IIs5, this Of.
ffcp. 2,
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WANTED--Position bv white woman with
good German or jew fanny. Apply
thcliefing Arrls. corner HEtchins and
Iceland. 81
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WANTED--By white woman, post ton az
general house work and cook; wants a
good homo. Address &. X. this office. ~
WANTED Position as clerk or saiesmar,
by experiences young man Address
lis3, this office. Pa
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s0usToN EXCHANGED.
sew York Money.

.....s.2A-22ls 5.2sM-22,l
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WASTET5a Situation by good news. book
aud lob composltor IN country town with
view 10 part nership or purchase Ut fp-
ture day. Tempefsirce. u. q. box gs5.
Houston. Texas. II
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for 5ALFs--i00 head good well brad fat
s-year-old mules: price $500 per head;
alro any number OF horses and mares,
and same Mao farm and ranchas. Don't
write, but como and sec l.. g, Dupree,
San Angelo. Texas, la
MILLER BRASS WORKS. No. 1905 Rum
nels street. 10 now prepared to do all
kinds OF brass. aluminium and phoHphur
bronze casting gne work soiic.ts6; also
model and pattern work, Il
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REAL ESTATE FOB JAZZ.

20 ACRES choice black land. nth ffont-
ago on Goose Creek. on Qpe0glte SIDE
of bay from La Porte price ft2A VIII
son a. Hannah, 20J Kiam building. g
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
MONARCH OF THE SEAS
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
Smashes Records.
A PHENOMENAL PASSAGE TO PLYMOUTH.
Eighteen Hours and Eleven Minutes
Better Than the Fuerst Bismarck,
Which Held the Record Since
August, 1896.

NEW YORK, oct. "a cablegram re-
ceived from London announces that
the new North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse was sighted
passing the Scilly Islands light atlO.S9
a. IN, This announcement makes It
quite certain that the leviathan steamer
has broken all previous records held
to Plymouth and SOUTHAMPTON.
and brought the time OF passage
across the Atlantic to the English
channel very close to the much-tallsed-
OF tive days The Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse sailed from New York for
Plymouth and Bremen on September
80, clearing the bar at 6:O2 p. m, and
the lightship 20 minutes later Allow
ing four hours for the run from Scillv
to Plymouth, she was due there about
2;35 P. m. This would make the
time of passage about B davs,
10 hours and l3 minutes. This
is better by Is hours and
II minutes than the time Of the Ham
burg liner Fuerst Bismarck, which has
held the Plymouth record Of 6 DAYS 9
hours and "a minutes since August.
1896, and the rate beats the Southamp-
ton record held by the American liner
st. Louis, of days, 10 hours and IA
minutes, made last MONTH by about IS
hours, for had she been going to
southampton she would have been due
there about $50 p. IN. The average
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
THE SEAL QUESTION.
Englands Final Decision on the
Conference Matter.
WILLING TO CONFER WITH UNCLE SAM,
She Does Not, However, Think that
Russia and Japan Are Interested TO
Degree Emitting Them to
Representation.


~ ~ :. = =
LONDON Oct' o. ne olie'"'o VI '''0
BRUSH lorelgh once h"Fe comm ''''
Gated to the United states am oass"''o', ,','
Col. John hay,. the hhal "ecis'on -
that government IhaJ uTeuV DIT 1,''i
must refuse TO take ParO III an ''"l'''9 3
conference win fePIeSel, '"CiI 'a.. es Va
Russia ana Japan Inc BRUSH gov
ernment' however hSSer's 40 " .ti.''
ness To confer win INC = nI.eU :, 90
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
MgDORA NEARLY WIPED OUT.
Eighteen BgIldngs iinrned at Loss of
100000.

MfDoRA, ill.,, oct. 6.-Fire started in
the rear Of Rdbings hardware store at
3 g. m. and tie business portion Of
the town was destroyed, with the ex-
ception OF hotel and another hard
ware store, Eighteen buildings were
consumed, including tile post Office, ens
failing total loss of about 500. GOO
Half Of the amount is covered by in.
surance.
The task of fighting the flames was
a fierce one, and many people were
burned, bruised and otherwise injured.
The entire village turned out to battle
with the fire, and it was only by the
most untiring efforts that anything
was saved
Among the buildings burned was the
bank Of Medora, the only institution
OF the kind in town. The records and
deposits were inclosed in a fire-prooi
safe and are thought to be intact
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.VII7ING FOR FROST.
tberJack Would be Welcome
- IN the Fover States.
N ALONE C8A RAISE THE QUARANTINE.
=, c,y Warmoth and Others Win Re-
..;vs the S!cilian Immigrants, Arriv-
i,g on the Chateau Yquein, on
Their Plantations.

y,u ORLEANS, Oct 6. Up TO 1880
there had been IL new cases of
'ss nrevalng fever reported to the
,.or5 of health Two deaths had also
y ,,.n,yed up to that hour. Dr. Carter,
t,be marine hospital, told confer
|srcsat the sugar exchange that the
ro,maldhvde generators would be used
. t.ro in the disinfection Of freights un-
N cold weather sets in in Mississip-
Alabama and Arkansas. He
Eolisres that as soon as the states have
,o.t the quarantine against New Or
bans will be raised, because yellow
nrsr Germs will not thrive after frost,
sod he looks for frost in those states
inside Of 80 days, or considerably
s,rlier than it will be had in New Or
a,oy The sugar and rice dealers will
embody Dr. Carter's views in circular
,nd send it broadcast through the
three states mentioned.
ryliov Warmoth and several other
nauters down the coast have practi-
allv arranged to receive on their plan
ntions the Sicilian immigrants, com
ron the Chateau Yquem. The board
dbealth will consent, and the steam
ap agents are expected to.
Baton Rouge has quarantined the
ree camps in her suburbs, La
Eourehe parish has decided to receive
hborers to work on the sugar
pan.ations, providing they have un-
Rgone detention at Fontainbleau or
some other station, Parishes of north
gn Louisiana are to confer and modify
their quarantine regulations in order
% permit the shipment Of cotton to
Kew Orleans, and in order that proper
b lisinfected freight may be received
fom this city,
General Manager Thorne of the
Texas & Pacific is in Louisiana and is
cSoperating in this movement, Gov.
Foster has rendered his assistance in
Ge premises.
Alexandria declares that fumigated
ears are safe to receive. and her action
'mII have a good effect on the other
parishes Of northern Louisiana.
Ocean SPungs is free from fever now,
aud refugees are focking into that
town. Theresult viii be rigid quar-
lttne by Ocean Springs against in-
iscted points,
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 6.-Many west enders
went home Tuesday night after the
Yelled Prophets parade and ball to
find their homes had been broken open
and jewelry, money and clothing stolen.
In one residence carpets We're ripped
up and furniture overturned, These
burglars are said to have travelled
about in a carriage, the wheels Of
which had rubber tires.
Down town men were held up and
robbed, and purses We're snatched from
women.
On the south side occurred another
saloon hold-up.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
THE YELLED PROPHET.
Twentieth Annual Pageant of His Mystl,
Majesty at ST. Louis.

IEenteth Annual Pageant of His Mystic
Majesty at St. Louis.
ST. LeUls Oct 6.-The Yelled Prophet
hceiyeda royal welcome on his TWEEN
teth annual visit to st. Louis Tuesday
iight ..5
Loud and long were the cheers that
greeted him and his brilliant retinue
1.-THE grand pageant moved through
lhe streets of the city. He came as if
ma blaze Of glory, amid the blare of
a1mpets and the beating of drums,
md for upward of two hours gladdened
The hearts of his loyal subjects with
music and pictured song.
From his high seat on the dragons
pack his majesty looked pleasantly
Gown at the admiring throng, and sig-
llded his satisfaction at the reception
accorded him, 1t was, indeed, a grand
pageant that followed the festival king
through the streets from the den to the
merchants exchange, and the thou
snds that witnessed it were well re-
sld for any Inconvenience endured.
ile theme of the floats was an IL
Iuslration of popular songs that
was readily understood, and APP
Paled to the nobler sentiments of all.
10 the old was recalled the pleas
lal'es Of bygone days, and the young
were reminded of the songs that moth
q used to sing The sentiment tai and
.ae patriotic were there portrayed, and
ue consensus of opinion was that it
wa was without doubt, the grandest page
pl' mat has yet attended the Yelled
'ophet on his visits to st. Louis.
Inc nights festivities wound up with
ae grand ball at the merchants ex-
tai lge' and was, as usual, grand and
nllIlant crush. Jane Dorothy For
|ee was queen of the ball.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
OPPRESSION IN OFFICE.


A Workhouse superintendent Who is n
Law Unto IIsRnselE
ST. Louis, oct. 6.-Mrs. e. b. Ingalls,,
member Of the state board Of chari-
ties and corrections, visited the city
workhouse Tuesday and found case,
in the person of Mary Duff, wherein
Supt. Nick Karr had evidently grossly
overstepped his authority. Besides
having confined the woman in a dun
geon for seven weeks, on a diet Of
bread and water, he had kept her for
10 days beyond the expiration of her
sentence. Mrs. ingalls, secured her
prompt release, and promises to tale
further ctiOn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
BY MASKED MEN.


LOUISIANA, Mo, Oct. G,-Two masked
men held up Night Agent Cass at the
Chicago & Alton depot in this city at 3
a. tn., and with revolvers held at his
head compelled him to give up the con.
tents of the money drawer, amounting
to about $40. The robbers then com.
manded him to open the safe, but he
replied that he did not know the com.
bination and could not open it, where.
upon they swore that they would kill
him if he did not open the door, Cass
told them they would have to kill him,
as he could not open the safe. They
hurredly left him, and Cass saved
about 500 in his pockets.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
SIX GIRLS CREMATEO,
Terrible Results of Fire at PIanklntou
=, ID.

MIYNEAPoLs, Mimi, Oct, GA spe-
ciAl to the journal from Plankinton, S.
D., says The girls cottage at the state
industrial school was burned at mid
night Tillie Hooper, in charge Of the
sewing department; Nellie Johnson,
aged "a, of Grafton, n. D.; Mabel
Fobert, aged 9, of Sioux Falls;
Bessie Kirby, aged IA, Of Hot Springs;
Iva Warner, aged l6 Of Watertown,
and Christina Bergman, aged II, OF
Yankton, perished in. the building.
Twenty-Five escaped with only their
night clothes. The loss is about S25,
OOO The origin of the fire is unknown,
but probably caused by lamp explod-
ing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
GREENVIE WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS SATURDAY, 1897
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

redo, Tex, wv. "' '''
iienrY Van Dosan, one Of the oldest
settlers ,,..,I OF hInmuady ILL.,, is doad.
William Peel, an English lawyer hc,
disappeared leaving 5000 liabilt
ties. '' ''"''''
Weyler's friends in Havana have an.
peaIed to the home government to "a
tain him in Cuba. ~
AT Barnum, KY James Davis agod
10 years, was struck by falling tree
and instantly killed.
Everything is quiet at the mines in
EdwardsvilIe, H., non-union miner,
refusing to 60 to work,
j. Edward Simmons has been ro
elected president of the New York
clearinghouse association.
Three hundred striking miners are
camped near the Madison Coal Co.'S
mines at Edwardsville, Ill.
Miss Mabel Easter, school-teacbcr
OF Iron Mound, Ky, was scalded, per.
lnD4 IN 11,. Ia. l. ..ls..
Nv, " oo'',"s YEA.
'o amer ic"n society OF Municipal
',,dI l' w ''',ieii' % .S noIulnG IJs fourth an
Nr.l ''''s T,'% az ~ 'S''''''e' Tenn
~. D .p'rIn" ii,nner' one OF the old
49, d?s = 1t'uJuOa 20 ',, o' w aoash county lndo
-. 49, - 1'o age tuesday She was 90
yp9.,, : r,'9 G,'
q ,es'uen' ,,''S lhg'es'"s mas declared him-
,'. se't uI'Ia'o' O,.l, o. costa hIca' A bloody
40. ooCu,'ou V1ere between lntamed
~ T,'N..,. ''o,''' y,' No.,
= ""N icy - years old' car in
SPe9'or "C buSnneII, LII, was crushed
W. W oe1'I III 'he lo'eoo' Peoria u West
- n,, - '''
On"r'GS bauer eX-agent OF the An
S.''3 iie user uSGn "a brewing Co., committed
SuIctue "V benson Lex by blowing
ouv ms oIa'ns'
ne new composite gunboat New
Por' "n'c'l Is oelng htted out at the
0narIesUo"h navy yard has been
P'aceu IN COMMISSION
Heyler has ca0Ied the home office
u tha' victory Tor the royal standard iu
% C%uo" lS no" IN SIEht' Inc message is
taken cum BfahUm sails
Inc october term OF the supreme
court ot the United States will open
heAC week ,h with 400 cases on the docket
against oI2 Tue year before
John r. Riedy, the defaulting treas
urcr OF the St Louis Police Relief as
soclation' has been indicted by the
grand jury Tor emoezzIement'
D. D. Nhalin, OF Metropolis, KY, has
brought sn't against DE- Frank Boyd,
claiming that he was seriously injured
beng operated on with the x rays
The tive-year-old son of James NJ.
Brown, wealthy farmer near Frank
ltn' Ind, pulled lever which released
a hay frame, which fell on him and
broke his neck
The trial of FenwiclS Y. HedLey ed
itor of the Bunker Hill Qll.) Gazette,
charged with manslaugh for the
shooting OF John X. Richards, Will be
called October p.
w. Howley Bradley, scapegoat son of
a wealthy Chicago family, has been
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary for holding up Spokane (Wash,)
street car and rObDlng the mOtOrmau,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct, 6.-Dr. Cult
eras, marine hospital expert, who was
released from quarantine at Houston
Tuesday evening and arrived here at
night, has inspected local hospitals
and health conditions and found moth
ing in the remotest degree suspicious,
He will go to San Antonio Friday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09
OVER A CENTURY.
O'''n OF Garrison jackson, Once = Slave,
at ct IOuis

''''n OF Garrison Jackson, Once = Slave,
at st. Louis.
81 LOUIS, Oct. G. Harrison Jackson,
respected colored citizen of East st.
~ loals- died Tuesday. Mr., Jackson
O,'en stated that he was over 100 years
S y aee' and many of his grandchildren
l,a ~" 4ii'lng say that the record of his
s.'u ~ IN one of the parishes of Louisi-
~ saa would certify that he had passed
.'.s N.Y. century mark many years ago. He
.Ml, ae freed by his master before the
az ,,yA'can war, and was permitted to
,, ,es'''h thatconflict. He served through
y y rebellion, and for this service drew
NJ. p7usion, upon which he lived. He
) = member of Pennock Post, G. A.
Aa,nd AIs,snd will be buried with military
.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-10-09

PARIS, Oct. 6,-Maj. Moses ?. Handy,
the special United States commissioner
to the Paris exposition of 1900, has Sc
cured % per cent. additional space for
the American exhibits, making the
space of the United States equal to that
of the other big nations.