The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-08-28
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MISS Gertrude HulSlphef, OF IeOrlai
ILL.,, was killed at a railway crossing.
Horn flies are preventing cattle from
fnttening in Williamson county, Tex.
Mary Kyle Dallas, the poetess, died
Mt her home in New York city of heart
disease, aged 80.
The long distance telephone in south
ern Illinois has reached Kinmuniy, en-
route to Fairfield.
Miss Mary Marshall of Illinois, has
been reinstated as II teacher at the
Haskell institute at Lawrence, Kas.
The Fayette county GL) soldiers
and sailors fifth annual reunion will
be held at Farina, Septdmber2 and 3.
Rev. lIicl Hamilton, the oldest Ger
man Baptist minister in the west, died
Wednesday at Kokomo, Ind, aged 81.
Mrs. 0. H. Schudde, of st. Louis, has
come forward as one of the heirs to the
S57, OOO 600 Ball estate in Philadelphia.
Missouris board of agriculture has
issued bulletin warning farmers
against fraudulent creamery project
ors.
The Thornburn high school building,
at Urbana, ILL.,, just completed at a
cost of S22, 500, was dedicated Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Anna Schlesinger shot herself
to death at st. Louis rather than suf-
fer surgical operation and prolonged
agony,
l. mo n
actor, playwright and stage manager,
died suddenly in New York city of apo
pleXy, aged 81.
Holland, Mich, celebrated, Wednes-
day, the fftieth anniversary of the first
Dutch immigration and settlement in
ottawa county
G. R. Pomeroy of Epworth, H.,
grew six peaches of the HopliinyiIle
variety, thu smallest weighing 13 and
the largest IA ounces
Twenty " ON m were killed by an ac-
cident to an apparatus for raising wa
ter at Monca, province of Valencia,
Spain, on the Moncala river.
Ed Butler, the st, Louis garbage
king, says that more food is wasted
daily in ST. Louis than would feed the
laboring population Of London.
Fire at Nolomis, H., burned large
hay barn and contents the property of
John Castens & Son, and several loaded
cars on the Big -Four railroad.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett hanged herself
to door handle rather than live any
longer as the third wife of John Blod-
gett, "a years old, of Cambridgeport,
Mass.
The queen regent OF Spain will not
formally receive Gen. Stewart L. Wood
ford, the United States minister, until
after the court returns from San Sa-
bastian.
John f. Williams, tool grinder at
the Chicago, Milwaukee, & ST. Paul
railway shops at Dubuque, Ia, was ia
tally injured by the bursting of an en-
cry wheel.
The grand jury at IIemphill, Tex,
has returned three true bills against
Charlie Parks negro, charging him
with the murder of his wife, her moth
er and her sister.
Mike Branpon's liquor joint at King
man, Kas., has been burned, and in
consequence temperance crusaders are
guarding the Methodist church for fear
of retaliation.
The committee of the Society of
Friends who Ire travelling through
New Mexico in search of a suitable To-
cation for a colony of QualSers, have
arrived in Albuquerque.
At Greepup, ILL.,, DR.. Charles g. Coeh-
ranc has been indicted for the murder
of Miss Stella Roberts; Emil NJ. Kohler
for burning the Imperial mills, and
George Pennington for perjury in fail
ing to report S., 900 in bank to the tax
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