The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-01-13
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Miss Olga Nethersole, the actress, is
quite i'll at Columbus, o., with ton.
silits
A factory is to be established at ST.
Louis to manufacture motorcycles of
all kinds.
Austin Bereton, the noted London
dramatic critic, was denied divorce
In Oklahoma,
Mrs, Susan Smell, QUE of the pioneers
, of Randolph county, Mo, died at Mo-
berly, aged 81,
Fire destroyed about $l2, 900 worth
of property at Stcelville, Mo-; no
known insurance.
John and Alva Blair were acquitted
at Nevada, Mo-, of the charge of will
fully numbering s Anthony.
Senator Chandler, of New Hamp-
shire, thinks Maj. Mckinley should
select young men for his cabinet.
Thomas G. Conlling, uperintendent
of the Pinkerton agency at Kansas
City, Mo-, committed suicide by shoot
ing.
The Reichert flour mill, at Free berg,
ILL.,, was destroyed by fire, Loss esti-
mated at $4,000; covered by insur.
ance,
The Indiana w. c. T, U. are pre-
pairing to go before the state legisla.
ture with their fight on the cigarette
habit,
Representative Lambert, of the
Kansas state Legislature, proposes to
make laws against the bicycle habit in
women.
National Committeeman Washburn
has issued an address to populists urg-
ing them to preserve their party organ.
iZation.
The arrangements for the congress
of mothers, which meets in Washing
ton next month, have been practically
completed
The governor of South Dakota will
not approve the state treasurer's bond
until the money, a million dollars, is
counted before him.
The murdered and mangled body Of
William Brice was found near the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway tracks at Sedalia,
Mo. His home was Peru, Ind.
II. NJ. S. Terrible is said to have
beaten the record of every war vessel
ahoat save the Columbia in her first
trial off the Cornish coast Saturday.
Liliuokalani, the dethroned queen of
Hawaii, intends living in Austria, and
has bought some ground not far from
Vienna, where she viii build palace,
The Turkish Reform league has APP
pealed to the powers to depose the
sultan, alleging that he is planning
another massacre at the feast of Ram
azan.
1t is reported that the Casino at
Monte Carlo recently refused admis.
sion to Ellen Terry, the English ac-
tress, on the ground that she was too
addressed.
viii S. Eams, of ST. Louis, has been
appointed architect to draw plans for
the new military prison at Fort Leav,
enworth, Kas. The new prison is to
cost $500, 900.
The resignation of Lieut.. Hays, of
the Eighteenth United States in
fantry, Fort Sam Houston, Tex, has
been received at the post. Lieut.. Hays
has gone to Cuba.
A small copper box containing the
ashes of Kate Field was buried at
Mount Auburn cemetery, Cambridge,
Mass, beside the remains of the moth.
er of the deceased
The Colorado Potato trust has gone
to pieces, and Texas consumers, who
take almost ,OO0,0O bushels a year of
mountain tubers, can gloat over the
prospect of potato war.
While returning from church at West
Branch, Ia, Mary j. Hawley, an aged
woman, and a pioneer of that COM
munity, suddenly dropped dead on the
sidewalk from heart failure.
Edward NJ. Clark, who six months
ago was reported to have perished at
the head of an expedition in Moiave
desert, Cal, has returned to Glens
Falls, N. Y, well and hearty.
A London Times dispatch from
Montevideo confirms the recent dis
patch from Rome which said that a
young lJdlIuu tlOClOII giuseppe puH-
arelli, had discovered the yellow-fever
germ.
Sixteen upersons who ate sausage
made from pork purchased from
Butcher Herman Papke, at Chicago,
are prostrated with symptoms of
poisoning, and one victim, Mrs. Hugo
Book, is likely to die.
The London Standards Rome cor
respondent asserts that the pope has
decided to notify Austria, France,
Spain and Portugal that the powers
will not be allowed to exercise veto
at the next papal election.
A board of naval officers has COM
menced investiga tions looking to the
rehabilitation of the Notifications on
the Dry Tortugas, the key to the gulf
of Mexico, and the esta blishment of a
naval supply station there.
MARYLAND ELECTORS.