The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-09-04
OTHER WISE UNNOTICED.

camp of United Confederate victor.
ans mas been organized at Sedalia, Mo.
W. J. Adams, a lawyer journalist.
mas been taken to the Arkansas peui,
tenaary for en- bczzlement
The city of Emporia, Kas., has
bought the plant which has been fur
nishing it with electric lights.
General Kelly accidentally wounded
his father fatally near Smithland,
KY while shooting at target.
Jonathan Grimshaw, prominent
citizen of Sedalia Mo-, was found dead
in bed. lie was formerly Of st. Louis.
The cornerstone of 22-room school
house at Washington, Ind, to replace
one destroyed by fire, was laid Tues
day.
The first letter mail to the Klondilte
under the new arrangements with
Canada will leave Seattle, Septem.
Der II.
Joseph Garze, farmer of Normal,
Ill, fell from his wagon Tuesday
night, was run over, and died in two
hours.
o. E. Wright, of Wilson's Switch,
Ind, was dragged to death by run
away horse. His foot caught in the
stirrup.
At Granger, Tex, Henry Caller "a
negro got in the wrong yard by mis-
take and was fatally shot by VIII
Farmer.
While hunting near Vaudalia, H.,
James Ray shot James Boggs IN the
face and head, mistaking him for
wild turkey.
Mrs Lucinda Knox, among the old
est settlers of Lincoln county, Mo-,
died Tuesday at her home north of Els
berry in her eighty-seventh year.
Ten members of the family of Henry
Miller, of Metropolis, H., were mys-
teriously poisoned while at breakfast.
One is dead and three others may die.
d, d. Moss, merchant returning
home from st. LouisT was instantly
killed in train wreck near Nacogdo-
ches, Tex. Ten other persons were in
jured.
Acting Gov, Bolts of Missouri par
doned c. c. Pratt who was convicted
last April by the supreme court on APP
peal from the jackson county court for
forgery.
DR.. William Spencer, of Monticello,
Ind, was arrested on the charge of
sending dunning postal card through
the mail. lie gave bond for his APP
pearance.
The weekly Missouri crop bulletin
reports that rain is needed all over the
state. Corn is fired in the southern
counties, and fall plowing is delayed
generally.
Mrs. John Drew, the veteran actress,
died Tuesday, at Larchmont, on Long
Island. She was born in London in
1920, and has been on the stage ever
since 1926.
Forty fat cattle and mule were poi
soned by paris green near Chester Ill.
The stuff was intended for potato bugs,
but had been carelessly left in the
stock field
The 10 Philadelphia delegates to the
national convention of letter carriers,
which will be held in San Francisco,
September 6, departed for the west
Tuesday evening.
Tom Clark, alias Tom Williams, ar
rested for an attempted assault on a
little daughter of L. ?, Iyey, of Groes-
beck Tex. was promptly tried, con
victed and given 90 years in the peni-
tentiary,
One hundred wagons are loading with
lumber at Guthrie, Okla, to move in
procession 40 miles east to the town of
Perkins. where the lumber will be used
to complete bridge across the Cimar-
ron river.
six hoarders at the home Of Mrs c.
Cobb, at Sedalia, Mo-, including Law
vers C. c. Kelley and A. L. Shortridge,
were poisoned by eating deyilcd ham
for supper. Physicians were sum
moned and all recovered,