The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-03-30
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Mark Twain and his family will re.
turn 10 Hartford, Conn, to reside.
Two per cent. bonds not yet issued
are quoted at 1O4 and a fraction.
The Stoughton (Wis.) academy was
totally destroyed by fire Sunday.
The coal famine in Germany IS caus-
ing serious results in commercial cir
cles.
The North Atlantic fishing fleet has
captured 100000 seals, the biggest catch
in 2O years.
The Puerto Rican relief bill was
promptly signed by the president Sat
urday evening.
f. II. Smith broke two billiard cues
over the head of Henry Watson, crush
ing his skull, at Aurora, Mo.
Nine cases of smallpox are reported
at Galatia, ILL.,, and several cases are
reported in the country near by.
Mrs. Anlsler, aged "A, and Jacob
Meier, aged 40, eloped from East st.
Louis, ILL.,, and were married in Belle
Vile
Henry Smock. proprietor of the
Smock hotel, at Bloomington, ILL.,, was
found dead, Sunday, in a room at the
hotel.
II. J. Feltus. editor of the Bloom
ington Ond.) Star. will. next week.
turn over mis- office and paper to the
devil for one week
Metal workers and other mechanics
are preparing to assist the Interna-
tional Association of Machinists in the
fight for 4 nine-hour work day.
Jacob Herring, aged rs, farmer near
Danvers, H., killed himself with a pis-
tot, which he fired into his mouth
while temporarily deranged.
Hon. Demsey y. Solomon died at his
home in Palmyra, ILL.,, Sunday. Mr.
Solomon was born January IL, 1921,
and located in Palmyra in 1925.
The army appropriation bill as re-
ported to the house carries an appro-
priation of $112, 100000. which is &c.
100000 less than the estimates.
Dave Talee. an Iowa Indian chief,
has just been divorced from his sixth
wife. Every wife was white woman,
although Takee is a full-bloOd Indian.
j. c. JOlliff, Of Centralia, ILL.,, an IL
linOis Central passenger conductor,
has been discovered to have small
poN. This is the second case in the
city.
Chief Willis L. Moore of the weat hcr
bureau has issued an order prohibit
ing persons connected with the service
from smoking cigarettes during office
hours.
Culver Il Cos department store at
Knoxville, Ia, was burned Sunday.
Loss, on stock. 10000: insurance. $780,
900. On building. $4,000; insurance.
S1O.OnO.
The w. A. Martin Tobacco COM
pany's big stemmery burned at Knox
fully insured. The origin of the fire is
The eleventh renewal of the $4,000
Kentucky futurity, for foals of 1900,
has just closed with the largest entry
list in its history, total of 1,4S7 NOM
mated mares.
Mrs. Vesta Hogg of Vienna. ILL.,, in
fit of jealousy. shot and instantly
killed Mrs. Clara Gurley, a neighbor,
''hlAuhNs WI - AAOSS vas dA lCSlCu anu
placed in Jail.
The United Irish-American societies
met in New York city, Sunday night.
and passed resolutions condemning
the proposed visit of the queen of En-
gland TO Ireland.
Judge Theodore F. Sorrells died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. w. L.
DewOody, in Pine Bluff, Ark, Sunday. |
He was one of the oldest citizens of
southern Arkansas.
One hour and ten minutes play over !
The faro table of the Southern club at |
Hot Springs, Ark, made a difference |
Of $37, 800 in favor of Matt Hogan, the |
Chicago sport.
While kindling a fire with kerosene |
oil, at Kennedy, Tex, Miss Alma Pullin. |
Il years old, was seriously and per-
laps fatally burned. The house and |
contents were entirely consumed.