The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-12-22
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The senate confirmed John W,
Yerkes, of Kentucky, as commission
err of internal revenue.
Fourteen homesteaders have been
indicted at Rapid City. S. d., for
fraudulent representations to the
land office to improvement on their
claims.
During the year 1900 800 vessels of
10000 tons have been built on the
Clyde. This output breaks all records.
Harry p. Rogers was found dead
in bed at the Lindell hotel, in Shell
byville, Ill, with a bullet hole in his
left temple.
The volunteers in the Philippines
are to be returned, beginning New
Years day, in the order in which they
arrived in the eastern archipelago.
Archbishop ireland of St. Paul will
celebrate the silver jubilee of his epis-
copate Friday, the 21st.
Emperor William of Germany has
Issued an order expressing his deep
regret or the disaster to his training
ship Gneisenau and the drowning of
the cadets.
Col L. w. Lucas died at Iowa City,
Ia, after a long illness. He was the
son of ex-Gov. Lucas, the first terri
torial governor of Iowa.
Christopher Jennings, 81 years old,
a brewery worker, committed suicide
at his home in st. Louis by swallow
ing a quantity of carbolie acid.
The house committee on rivers and
harbors, at Washington, will report
on two proposed bridges across the
Mississippi. one at Cape G~irardeau,
No, the other at Gray's Point, Ill.
The price of beer will be advanced
IN Indiana, on February 1 next, unless
congress makes a larger reduction
in the war tax on beer.
The safe of Dicks & Sally. a firm Mt
Sally, a small town in Oranpeburg
county, S. c., was blown open with dy-
Mantle and $1,000 iucurrency aud gold
taken.
Mrs. Ella Williams, wife of an in
surance nan at Knoxville, Tenn, was
arrested charged with taking a s125
unset diamond. replacing it with a
bogus stone, while in a jewelry store.
William HALEY, a well-known ex-
policeman md once chief lieutenant
of Quantrelrs band of guerrillas, died
at the Missouri state hospital for the
insane at st. Joseph.
Two tramps We're found dead in the
the seedroom of the Muscogee q. IT,
oil mill. They had no doubt gone in
there to sleep and were covered by an
avalanche of seed falling upon them.
j. Nj. Blank, a carpenter, who has
made Baldwin, H.. his home for "A
good many years, fell from II wagon
and sustained injuries from which he
died a few hours later.
George Haggerty, a paroled prisoner
of the Chester Qll.) penitentiary, is
locked up at st. Louis on a charge of
having murdered Policeman Michael
Walsh, of st. Louis, 20 years ago.
Rev. Thomas n. Sanderson, a Bap-
fist minister, died of heart trouble at
his home in Edgewood, Mo-, aged SO
years. He was born in Virginia, and
had beer 60 years in the ministry.
Burglars blew open the safe in H.
lannon's drug store at Solomon. Kas..
securing about 500 and valuable pa
pers and injuring the store by the ex-
Gold d. Co.'S bank at Albee, S. d.,
was robbed of 81, 500 while the cashier
was at dinner. The cashier had neg
lected to lo1k the door.
The inauguration of the new paper
making enterprise in northern Mime
has reached the stage of certain
ty, and next summer will see a pulp
and paper mill costing $4,000 O opened
at Grand Rapids.