The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-09-30
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

JOY. of St. Louis, is quite i'll.
Gov. Leedy of Kansas is a victim of
rheumatism in the face, and may lose
an eye.
Capron's famous Battery +, First
United States artillery, has arrived at
jefferson barracks, Mo.
John McLendon, farmer, cashed a
cotton check at Mckinney, Tex, and
disappeared. Foul play is feared.
-Four more arrests have been made
in connection with the Yellow Mil.
pond mystery at Bridgeport, Conn.
Hon. George y. Curzon has been ele-
waited to the British peerage. He is
now Baron Curzon of Kedleston, Ire.
land.
\ party of distinguished Mexican
physicians are on their way TO the
Public Health congress at Ottawa
Ont.
George c. Case. aged 68 years
dropped dead on the street at Dan
vile, Ky, Friday, after eating hearty
dinner.
Over 200 miners are patroling the
streets of Nirden, ILL.,, and when the
imported negro miners arrive trouble
is looked for.
Gov. Murphy's report of the cOndi.
tiOns in Arizona has been submitted
He appeals for admission of the terri
tory into the Union.
The ST. Louis board of election com.
missiOners has ruled that volunteers
in the army will have a right to vote
in the fall elections.
Mrs. Frank Breighner. widow, Eiv.
ing a few miles north of Clinton, Ill.
was chlOroformed and robbed of $500
in money and valuables.
George Harvey. of Jackson county.
Ky, while working on a farm, was
kicked i'm the head by horse, and is
unable to recall his past life.
Prof. J. L. Neve, late of Bremen. III.
was installed as professor of the Ger
man department of tho Western Theo-
logical seminary of Atchison, Kas.
The story comes that Germany Is
arming and drilling the Filipinos, and
plans to have 10000 of them ready
to attack the Americans by February
William Silence. aged As years, died
at Bunker Hill, Ill. He was printer
and had been with the Bunker Hill Ga
zette for more than a quarter of a cen
tury.
Samuel Garrison, whose funeral oc-
CURED at Carmi. H.. Friday, was born
in White county. ILL.,, December. 10.
1911, and spent his entire life in the
county.
Under the increased demand for
subsidiary silver coins. nickels and
pennies, especially from the Pacific
slope, the treasury is running short of
small currency.
At Owens Road, Ala, n fight result
ed in the death of Pratt Owen and the
serious injury of Hugh Craft. They
had quarTeled in the formers store
over a small debt.
\ threshing machine engine fell
through bridge near Robinson. Kas..
Friday evening. The Jacques broth
ers were badly scalded. Paul Jacques
was seriously hurt.
brakeman William II. Trout, en-
plOyed on the Illinois Central. fell un-
der freigh train at Murphysboro. ILL.,,
and both feet were crushed, making il
necessary to amputate them.
1t is announced that Aguinaldo's s rep
resentatives en- route 20 Paris to watch
the sittings of the peace conference.
will be received by President McKin-
ley. but simply as individuals.
The Kansas City Commercial club
viii allow its name to be used in a test
case to be filed against the express
companies to compel hem, if possible.
to pay for the war revenue stamp used
On express receipts.
At Union City, Tenn. r. S. Jones
committed suicide by pushing a stick
which he had attached to the trigger
of his gun. He lived long enough to
say he had failed TO lind !. S. Hooper,
whom he intended to kill.