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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
2ieutenant G6as. WrGlnre, ir., &C.,
itnrhen,

% al bington, 6. Suli. - Dem
ftellbertretenben @eneral Qbiutanz
ten @arb ging beute bonn @eneraI
Gbaffee Die N}ittbeilung gu, baB 2ieuz
tenant G6arles N}c@lure, jun,, bom
so. Snfanterie~R Regiment in Gatbaloz
gan, Samar, auf ben phiIippinen,
am 1. Suli an 0pienterie geitorben iIt.
Der 8eritprbene mar elm Sp6n bes
Gol. Gbarles Mc@lure bom 3ablmeiz
fterz9epartement uno Elm @nfel bes
peniionirten Generals George W.8etz
tD BON Der 8unbesarmee. @r mar in
StourzGitp, Sd, am 16. Stunt 1875
geboren unb tpurbe gum lieutenant
in Der Qrmee am 1. SUM- 1899 err
ndnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
tn Der 6cimatfl anaefommrn.

Canton, g., 6. Suli. - 9et
3uq nit benz YrdIibenten unb befen
Satin traf beute 8Drnittag tur3 na3
10 l16r Elm. Srau Nc&inlep mar troB
Der 8eife 5iemlt4 pOAl. Sine g}enz
f3enmenge begriiBte Die 9etmte9rena
ben, tpel9e 1ofort na4 i6rer No3nung
fuhrer1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
tEiienarhfiter nrminnen-

8tttsburg, pa., 6. Suli. -
gtlIe unub6dngigen @ifenz unb Stuhlz
gompugnien i'm pittsburger 9iItritt
baben bic Stalu Der n4malgamateO
Union" unter3ei9net. 0esglei6en
fat Die grpBe Stablfabrit Der rglaz
tional Steel Co." gu Nfingo Bel
Steu6enpiIe Die neue 2o6nifula un=
ter5ei9net. 9ie Qlrbeiter erbaIten
fiinf Yro3ent 3ulaqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Gin Gurupa= Gel1lpaber.

gBafbington, n, 6. Gult. = 9o5
Slottenbepartement bat einen 8efe9l
erlaFen, monaco pieber Elm GurOpaz
GeI6maber nit Gpntre 2(bmtral S.
9. GromtpeQ i'm Commando organia
firt pirb. Der &reu3er nG6icagO" tit
BON g3io Saneiro abgegangen unb fpir0
bas 6lagg19iff perben. Die nQlz
banD" unb nNafADilIe" iinO bon
@ingapore na3 Der neuen 6tatiOn obs
gegongen. 9ie Station ipirb na6r4
Ideinli6 i'm mttte1dnbi14en Meere
beiidnirt iperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Mit ldmeren sdlaken reid belanen.

SeGtt1e, Mai6, 6. Suli. -
Der 0ampfer Dolphin" lit beute nit
$80O,O0O gplbftau6 aus Staguap
eingetroffen; $500,OO0 babon paren
an Die rGanabian 8anf Of Com
merce" coniignirt; Der Heit bertbeilt
ii4 auf 20 8lOnbite @oIbgrGber.
4m %. Sunt lit 8ploitaub i'm @erz
t6e bon runD elmer N}ilipn Dollars
bon 9atpipn bta ct. Mi6aels perz
fdtfft porben. u. 8. 3iditeab uno
0uOe 8alentine iinb bur6 bas Sem
tern zines Canoe i'm 0ufpn ertrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
. Baltimore Cbiu. g abn.S Siilletin.

$500 pcn Baltimore nadb gtlantie eitD
unO 3urid ieoen 6r,tag unO Samfag. btginz
uenp am }. Suli. Sillets iinO Tir bic &idiubrt
bis sum olsemoen 9ienitlg. einibIebli3, gill
tie. Cir Die Sin= uuO &idiabrt aui alleu 3ii=
gen eiiltie. @orsielibsr y8osa glue4= =Sisnit.
sI6.25 pom Baltimore mad, Detroit uno Surid
BEL G3slcaenbst Der 3uiammenfunft Der rNa=
tiunal GDucational aIociatiOn." Silete limb
am g.. 7. uup 8. Sul sum @ertauf, fir bic
8idfa6rt bis gum 15 Sui eiltie, NIT bsm
9orrtd)te Der @srldnaerune bis gum l. Sep=
tsniber, oeoen 0u65ublunQ elmer @ebibr pOn
so Cents
$66.s5 ppn Baltimore ndb Gan Nran,sco
uno suriid bel @sleeenbeit Der rGpportb 2ea=
queH Sinete fiub bonn T. bis 12 Suli 3um
@ertauf; pOls Iusfunft srtbeien giastz
Isenten.
SlOO BON Baltimore nadb 6arper's Serrp une
sStndeffer unS surhf am samftaa, ben ID,
Suli Ser Spe3ial3uq berlGbt ben Gamom=
@abnbof I'm ubr Yorntittaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Gaufmann erid]niien.

9 o lnm 3 ia, S.zG., 6. Su1t. =
Sobn .. Collins, Elm angeIebener
Saufmdnn BON Spartanburg unD
geiiber bes r8ee 0ibe" 2abens,
ipuroe BON Dem 19 Sabre alten G1ifz
ton @boliton sinem Ieiner @lerfs,
eri9ofen. Man peiB ni9t, mas bic
WeranlaiIung gu Dem Wlorbe mar, ba
peber Collins, Der nod mebrere
@tunoen le6te, mod Der MDrber 9(usz
1dgen MAIDEN np[lten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Sic ,Gnnifitutinn" nrtnnn1t.

8ateman's g t, MaF., 6.
Sult. - Die rGon1titution" getpann
oas Wettrennen I'm 5.45 unb mar
Der nGolumbia" ungefdbr Is Minuz
ten boraus. 4ls Die feitgeieBte 3eit
um 6.10 a6lief, mar bic rSnbepenz
bence" nod ungefdbr feds Wteilen
pom gnbpunfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
81. 20 Cape mas 81. 70

SI.jO-I O-Iehototb=&cad1-$1.5O.
Gom 9isr Rr 10, 9iaat=StraB;. Storn Siea=
TAG aaS Sonn,rfas, u5r 9ormittugs, SoHE=
tags ubr @ormittoes
Doe. = Srturfoucn mad, Gueenstpwn SOC
Sdsl6 (ousasnoutmea 5Gmitaes uno Ssuntaesl
$40 Ra6m., Samrae 22o 9adun, Sonntaas &
llbr @Orm. uno $40 Radm ginste in 8r. II,
gorosG baEle5sStr. oosr am 4isg-
(Suni22, SIS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07

Petersburg, 6. 5uli.-SiingIt
bier eingetrofFene 2(npdlte, ipel6e Die
grOBten finun5ielen Snterefen in ben
Ser. Staaten bertraten, itellten ba5
2lner6ieten, bic rgiatfazGiIenbabn"
gu erbauen, pOruusgeieBt, baB Elm gez
pifer She'll ameritanii6en Materials
bierbet 3ur9erlpenOung tdme. Sindn3z
miniIter Wttte erpiberte; baB ni9t elm
PfunO amerifaniI4en Materials berz
ipenDet fperben niirDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07

Die 5oroerungen Der ausifGnbiz
gen 8aRnarbeiter in ct 2ouis iinb
bctoiGigt unb bic 9lrbeit 1T pieber auf=
0enQnnen pprDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
G6bIafwagsun nad Secrspdrf auf Der
RoIff,,or % Il Min Nahu"

Sepen sanritaq abenn. bis aui tpeitcre Ro6ri6t,
ipirD elm ipe3ielcr S6laipaqaOH pou Baltimore
tn=9abnboD um 940 gisinos abfabren, in
Scer=Iurf nm 7.18 Mureens anfommeno. Sir
bic 8idfabrt if Der g9aeQpn nm 10 llbr Nbenns
sur gcnubung bcreit mn pirn Don Seerz4arf I'M
1852 iriib am Wlontap abfobren, nit 9nfunft in
gSaihineton I'm Gal Moroens, in Baltimore I'M
7.50 Mor0cns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Glettrffcbe Sddber in Sbiafwasspns.
Ia (Nhfn- Rn I'm ~

Ser 9altimort=R,tu=gorter S6afpaaeon, Der
fir Die gcnuBune am Wtount 8opal@9abnbof um
lO llbr abenos bersit teet in tir ben eomtort
Der 9ahagiere, Die fb frib3eitig suriidiuiieben
piinibeu, nit elettriibtn 5d3ern perieben. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
&emlu u0oDsYarf.
ultnicre snten sSremnbe beiurgen Sas
9fnseiacn fiir un5."

Sommt binaus mad M 9 orf uno
Iebt purb cine prattiihe Sauirdtion, mas in Der
furseu 3eit bon ipenQer, als einem Sabre nit
tntN unierer q u ftr umfaf.nosn q 7 n :
iiSde erreidt fperoen fann -m oieieben III einen
angenebmtn eerGuuligsn, Qidliben flinsn 9or=
itaota94obnfs umjmparOe!n, pobei Die Darluf por=
eeuonmenen 9 8erb beiierunos fb rei6lib
aus Dem BON Dem 2anpe gstppuueneu Sol3 beiab=
len. gRir baben Grunnitiide 10 billie, fpie $50
uno auipdrts, unter iebr leibten @eoineuneeu
9eautm nit einem Cents =IJabrqtlb ouf eleftriz
iben 9initn iresnp sinsm Stapttbeile ous su
srrsi6en % d, troden, eeiunb, reines
Waicr, eenigsuo Sbattsn. Cine unperolei6li6s
@steenbeit, nm cine E ne 5 ,u eriper=
ben, nit 8uum fir siu Saus, 0artsn, 6ruhtgar=
ten, Geiliieelsubt, Elm &ferD uno cine Sub. Gpun=
tp=Steutru Geine Grunoiiuien. 1fommt an
Sountaaen beraus. gsnust bic NIT 9eair=8oao
beieitncten Observation-Disclosures bis 9lu'=Ssaz
@penue. SeanIs nerDen SpnntaQen ieps babe
StunDe bon Der S9alteitele Der Sabn ababr,n.
Scnnaro & Gp.,
QSsl @r. 102 Cf=9erHet trn=S Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07

9uua6. Suli. - 9r. 8riiger fat
feinen 8eiu9 na9 Nmerifa lpegen Der
fonberbaren 6altung Der 8egierung
Der Ser. Staaten aufgegeben.
Seei 91a9ten unter 8a :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
@rob B r itdnnien.

lttat, 0r. MrnDlD 5or1ter, ertldrte I'm
llnterbauie, baB in Der 9an5erung
groBe SOrtfaritte er3ielt feien. Gs
ipiirben ba6er Nenberungen Iopo6l in
Der Goni nitruttion Der gum 2lngriff be-
fttmmten, pie Der CUR Siiitenz8ert6etz
bigung be5timmten S9la9tf6iffe ge=
ma9t perben. gs perben brei
S9la9ti6iffe Der ,2onbon unb
n5ormibable" zR1aHe gebaut tperben.
Sic Ipllen Die 9amen r&ing Gbpar6, "
Commonwealth" unb n0omtnion"
er6alten. Die beiOen leBteren Namen
iinb eetpG6lt, Inn Nuitralien unb Ga
naba Die 0anf6arfeit Der Gegierung
fir bic pG6renb bes &rieges erpiefez
nen 9ienfte aus5ubriiden. Sebes Der
neusn S6la6tf6tffe piirbe 8erbehez
rungen i'm 8erglei4 nit benz r2Onz
bon"= unb vSormioable" "zSppus uufz
tpeifen unb einige neue Ginri4tun=
gen er6dltsn. 9us Displacement berz
felben lit duf 16,500 Sonnen feitge=
ieBt. Sic tpiiroen 20 SUB ldnger fein,
als bic ,Sormibable" unb Bel Mui9t=
men BON 10000 pferbefrGften cine
Gsf9tpinbigfeit bon 49, ¬en PRO
Stunbe er5ielen. Gin bOppelter 9un=
5ergiirtel piirbe gum S4us Der
S9la9tf9iffe perpanbt perben. Cine
ipeitere Neuerung niirDe cine bur9
einen 7z5Dq. 9an5er gei9iiBte 8atte=
rie BON 6z50Gigen @eI6iiBen iein; fer
ner fpiirben Die neuen S6iffe bier 12z
30Iiga GeI6iiBe erAalten. 4uberbem
lpiirben bier 9.2=50Qige @ei4iibe pon
GROCER 9ur9T4lagsfraft Die Nrmiz
rung perpolitGnOigen. Die 5e6n neuen
Sorpeboboot=3eritOrer fbiiroen itGrter
iein, als bic iebt I'M 9ienit befino=
li9en.
Qorb Selborne, Der erife 2orb Der
4bmiraIitdt ipra9 i'm 9aule Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07
Pei in GDn tantinope1.

Wien, 6. Suti. = Die vg1eue
5reie Prefe" meloet, baB in Gonitanz
tinopel mebrere Safe BON 8eulenp peit
entDedt pOrOen iino uno Die Seu9e in
anItedenber 8eiie Inn ii6 greift. Die
europdif6en Regierungen beabii6tiz
gen, Die StaOt unter QuarantGne gu
itellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-07

9orbs ii6er bic @tGrfe Der britif9en
5lotte i'm mitteQdnbii9en Meere. Die
ielbe tpdre geniigenb, I'm alien @penz
tudlttdten gu entipre6en, unb tDnnte
1bnea berart perftdrft tperben, baB tie
au9 m0glt9en gpmbinationen bic
Sptbe bteten fDnnte. gs tpiirben ieBt
3tpei iubmarine 8ppte ge6aut. Gtnes
ipiroe i'm September feline 9robefabrt
MAIDEN.
S It nit 9 orft6t auf5une9 f.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
THE HH|IEH HOUSE
Ethel Roosevelt, the Presidents
Ten-Year-Old Daughter, Full
of Fun and Mischief.
HER BROTHERS CALL HER 1.-THE IMP
She Rides to school in n Wagon or
On Her Bicycle. and the Fact
That Her Father is President
Would Not Deter Her From Climb
Ing Trees If Not watched.


washington oct' Elmer ho'sc-
Nei'' the httle udush'el VI NV PtN,
uen'' atVehus the catheuI"i Nv
lounoeo py MIS- rEoeoe i'1ia'
anu WHO'S rolls mcclure 'he i"iH9S "
many 'Il'iureh Whose ld,ne'9 q"
prominent III ollcial me- me HtI'
Is II Ine SUBURBS anu edcn nv, g."
coach Is seht 10 the ZONES Vi nus
Oh the PuPllS LIVING at d ulstaire "n0
40 not go III theIr own lainli9
'i"!e.
N'''ie MISS hoo'eit 10 o"' -
"no go 10 anu lIoni 'ne''
TINS u~eHhocrntlc iashi"h' 'u t
'urn L" inc Nniie mouse III 'He -
nooh ii'Nhe4 "No "aH
~ AZ N,"nS n
o C;soi 81
ei"i.S iiee,s ne uo,sa
nv" " NV -
Wv" "' 'iNsN "
"IS NOUNS II HPe'
i'h'l mas "ee" "ieNs -,
"S nei as al" mp, n,r
~ 'n'1 h1ad
=. "'N - -
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE.
The ThIrtieth Anniversary of
Great COnfiagration Observed
by the Marquette Club.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-The anniversary
of the beginning of the great Chicago
fire 80 years ago was concentrated
at a banquet given by the Marquette
club at the Auditorium, Wednesday
night. The departments of the city
government, excepting the police hre,
health and electrical departments,
were closed during the day, but the
day, for the first time in years, was
not generally observed. Speakers on
the programme for the banquet we're;
Rev. Frederick +. Hopkins, of Chi
cago; Congressman Charles Il. Lands
of Indiana; Maj.-Gen. Elwell 5. OTIS
commander of the department OF the
lakes; VIM. Allen White, of Kansas
and Booker Il. Washington, of Ii
anna. VIM. L. Busch, president o
the Marquette club, was toastmaster'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
II YELLED PROPHET.
The Different Louisiana Purchase
States Typifed by the Nari-
GUS Floats.

ST. Louis. Oct. 9.-The annual visit
of the Yelled Prophet to st. Louis,
Tuesday evening, was greeted with a
popular o%utpouring which threaten
ing skies could o discourage.
From the den on Walnut street,
where a throng of men and boys
stood for hours awaiting the appear
ance of the procession, to the end OF
the long route at the Merchants *
change, the Prophet and his train
were carried through throngs which
crowded upon the horses and floats
as they passed.
The Louisiana Purchase states were
typified by the designs of the 22ioats'
the exceptions being the first, which
bore the Prophet, and the last two,
which represented st. Louis, the
Mound City" and New Orleans, the
Crescent City
The parade was followed by the an
nual ball. which was a grand and sue
cessful affair.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
DUE TO A WILD STATEMENT.
A Run On the First National Bank
of BeIIeviIIe. Ill, Caused by
I~ndiscreet Remark.

St. Louis, Oct. 0.-There was con
siderable excitement, Tuesday, in
Beileville, Ill.,. for an hour or more
on account of a run on the First ma
tional bank. Some indiscreet person
made a statement which caused "A
number of depositors to line up and
ask for their money. The crowd al
the bank caused many others who had
not heard of the to hasten to
the bank also and draw out their
money. President Andel paid off all
who called. He then addressed the
crowd, and stated that anyone who
was not satisfied and did not have
confidence in the bank could come for
ward and get deposited money. Ihe
statement pacitied the people. a mum
Der OF the men and women who had
drawn out their money redeposited it
and the incident closed. The First
national bank of Belleville is one of
the richest institutions in the south
ern part of the state. 1t has a capital
of 500, 900 and a surplus of S3oO,O0G
The bank pays taxes on 100000
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
A CANADIANS SUGGESTION.
A Method of Advertising the St
Louis Worlds Fair and saw
ing Money to visit II.

St. Louis, Oct. Oh. b. HoWson, oI
Toronto, Ont, writes to Worlds fam
headquarters as follows.
When the Pan-American started.
we started, at home, a Buffalo Box
in which all savings hat could he
spared We're dropped. In our family
the "B. b." was quite a joke that adj
vertised the fair a lot in our circle
When the time came for the trip
however, it was quite a good joke &c
have plenty of money in hand for the
family to do the exposition nicely. II
has occurred to me that instead OF
IL cardboard box, if you issued a
cheap metal bank, modelled perhaps
after one of the buildings, or any spe'
cial advertising idea your advertising
man may have on tap, it would be one
of the best schemes you could devise
and would not be wasted as millions
of the cards and pamphlets issued by
the Pan-American were, besides be
ing quite an incentive to take people
to st. Louis, as it is a much more eX-
pensive trip for millions of people
than Buffalo. We have u st. Louis
box" going now and the idea is be
ing copied by some of our immediate
friends and relations
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
ENGULFED IN
Terrible Fate of "a Well Digger,
Caught in Q~uicksand while
E~xcavating n Well.

indianapolis, Ind, Oct. Geo.
Winter, n laborer, Tuesday afternoon,
was caught in quick sand, while eX-
cavating a well, and although his fell
low laborers worked for three hours
in an effort to save him, he was swal-
lowed by the shifting earth IL
smothered to death.
Winter was working in an old well,
already is feet deep. Below the bot
tom of this shaft there was thought
to be nothing but water-bearing
gravel. Suddenly, however, the walls
caved in, and Winters assistant was
Mortified to find that his fellow work
man had been caught in the quick
sand. He displayed signs of life
grabbing and struggling for five OF
ten minutes. After this his head slowly
| sank from sight.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12

Marriage of John ID. rockefeller Jr.,
md Miss Abby Green Aldrich'
at Providence, II. l.

Providence, r. L., Oct. 9.--ln the
presence of an assemblapc which in
cluded relatives and friends II
guests representing to an unusual de-
gree the Legislative and financial in
terests of the United Safes, John ID.
Rockefeller, Jr., of New Ior';, and
Miss Abby Green Aldrich, daughter
Of United States Senator n. w. Al
dr'ch, were married at Warwick Neck,
Senator Aldrich's summer home.
The Episcopal service was pro
nopnced by Rev. James G. Nose, for
melly pastor of the BeneFiccnt Con-
gregational church of this; city.
Immediately after the ceremony, a
reception was held, and the wedding
breakfast was served in a temporary
annex.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
MISS stones CAP|0RS.
They Are Said to Have Been Located
on the Turco-Bulgarian
Frontier.
ON A MOUNTAIN TOP NEAR DUDNITzA.
Arrangements Made to Surround the
Mountain with Turkish and Bull
sarian TrOOps--The bulgarian
Government Has Promised to Act
Vigorously.

Constantinople, Oct. 10.-A trust
worthy report locates Miss Stones alb
ductors on the summit of u mountain
at Gultepe on the Turko-Bulgarian
frontier nea Dubnitza. 1t is said that
the kidnapping band number IS. Ar
engagements have been made to sur
round the mountain with Turkish and
Bulgarian troops. 1t has been sug-
gested that the abductors of Miss
Stone are members of the old Mace
DOMAIN committee, actuated by mo
tives of jealousy. and that they are
endeavoring to accomplish the down
fall of the present committee. Tht
Bulgarian government has promised
to act vigorously.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
MARRIED AT HIGH NOON.
Mis-. Charlotte. of Presi-
dent Hill of the Great Northern,
and George r. sIade Married.

St. Paul. Mimi. Oct. AT high
noon. at the residence of President ).
j.. Hill of the Great Northern Rail
wa Co.. on Summit avenue, occurred
the wedding of his daughter Miss
Charlotte Hill, to Mr.. George Theron
SIade. of Scranton, Pa. Archbishop
John ireland otficiated. Only mem
bers of the immediate families and a
few friends were present. 4 magnih-
cent altar was arranged in the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slade will reside IN
Scranton, Pa. where Mr.. Slade Ii an
official of the Erie road.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
INDIAN HUNTERS ARRESTED
An Uncompnhgre Ute Hunting fartS
CauRht by "a Game Narden's
Posse Near Meeker, Col.

Meeker. Col, Oct. 9.-Game War
dens Harris and Frayert, with Sheriff
Amick and eight deputies, arrested
four Uncompahgre Utes, three squa"s
and one pappoose. They had 200 green
hides in their camp, and the officers
brought them and their "a ponies TO
Meeker. This capture was made eight
miles from Meeker. Only one OF the
Indians showed a desire to resist, n
he was quickly disarmed. Rio Blanco
county has been full of Indians for
the last three weeks. They are said
to be Indians from Utah reservations
on their annual hunt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
UNNOTICED.

Inc president hasalready begun the
preparation of his message to CON
gress.
Andrew Carnegie has offered to do
nate $4,000 to Waterford, Ireland, for
a public library building.
IL is announced from Madrid that
there Is no Carlist uprising in Spain,
II that Don Carlos is in favor of
peace.
Two additional participants in the
MorSan-Chadwell foud at Big Springs.
Va, have died.
cadet Phil Sheridan, who is suffer-
ing from an attack of typhoid fever
at west Point, is reported to be rap
idly improving.
Three young people were drowned
In Plke county, Ark, while crossing
a river in a leaky boat.
President Roosevelt has nnounce
that he will not interfere in the clash
between the civil and military author
tiles in the Philippines.
Ranchmen in Utah and Arizona will
organize a wild horse hunt, for the
purpose of killing The mustangs that
are spelling the ranges.
Kirk b. Armour's will has been filed
for probate in Kansas Cit y courts. The
widow and three children shara. equal
ly in the division OF the estate.
Kear-Admiral w. S. Schley ended
his active career in the navy Tuesday,
and goes on the retired list by op-
Grafton of the law on account of age.
Capt. b. +. Tilley, of the navy, sta
toned at Tutuila, Samoa, will be
court-martialed on a charge of drunk
enness and scandalous conduct.
j. Pierpont Morgan has accepted a
banquet rendered to him at San Fran
cisco by Will Crocker. Bishops and
bankers will largely comprise the list
of guests.
About forty Turner's of South st
Louis explored the mammoth cave
near Red Bud, Ill. Several new dis,
coveries were made.
Walter Nalch and Ben Kegans ell
gagged in a street duel at Houston
Ten. the former being instantly killec
and kegans MORALLY wounded.
Miss Nell Fitch, daughter of JOSEPH
Fitch, an Illinois Central engineer
was elected queen of the M%attoor
tlll.) free street fair.
Reuben Minis, one of the organizer:
of the Congregational church in Deca
tur, ILL.,, and from it's foundation tt
his death a deacon in it, died, Tues
day, aged 81 years.
Mr.. NJ. L. Cohn, formerly u well
known wholesale commission mer
chant, died at his home, in st. Louis
Tuesday, at the advanced age of s
years.
Gustave Rembor, a clerk in the otfic
of the recorder of deeds, at st. Louis
under his brother-in-law, William Il
Hahn, killed himself in his home, b,
shooting himself in the head.
The county court at Warrensbure
Mo-, has increased the reward for tn
capture and conviction of Bessie
Francis for the murder Of Miss Mar
Henderson, from $500 to $500. Th
total reward now amounts to $3.50.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
COSTLY lNCENDlARISM.
A Supposed Incendiary Fire in chi-
cage that Destroyed S~o95,ooo
Worth of Property.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Believing that the
fire which Tuesday night wiped out
the Peabody Coal Co.'S yards at Kin
gle street and the river, and did other
serious damage, was of incendiary
origin, Fire Inspector Conway has be-
gun an investigation.
Revised estimates of the losses
make the total loss $685. 900, divided as
follows: Peabody Coal Co., sS45,oOo;
the six-story building and contents
occupied by the Davidson Marble Co.
the Globe Heat & Light Co., and the
Welsbach Lighting Co., $200,O00; Chi
cago Il Northwestern railway freight
sheds and rolling stock $4,000. The
various companies carried full insur
nncP.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
AN UNCONFIRMED REPORT.
Auotber Battle Said to Have Taken
Place the Morgan
d Feudists.

Middlesboro, Ky, Oct. Am UNI
confirmed report is current here that
another battle took place, Tuesday,
near Big Springs, Va, between the
Morgan-Chadwell feudists, resulting
in the deaths of Tom Caldwell and
one of the Morgans. Doc Caldwell,
of this city, a brother of Tom Chad
well, discredits the report. He re-
turned from Big Springs Tuesday
night, where he had been to ~investi-
gate the battle o. last Sunday, when
four we're killed, and says that all
was quiet when he left there, Monday
night, but further trouble was feared.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-10-12
SEVEN MILLIONS IN SIGHT.
A Remarkable Gold In tina
GaIlurO Mountains North of
Tucson, Arix.

Tucson, Ariz., Oct. 9.-Charles Il.
and Porter w. Fleming, of this place,
have arrived here from the Gallurc
mountains, where they report a re-
markable gold discovery. The rich
find is located 10 miles north of
Tucson, and the vein of ore, accord
ing to the Flemings, is 200 feet wife
and 5000 feet in length. A inc cuts
through the vein for 200 feet, expos
ing the ore on either side the entire
length of the cut. The Fleming
brotbers assert that from the bottom
of the canon to the surface, the u
groupings of ore will IL from So
TO $1,000 to the ton. They estimate
the amount of gold in sight at the
| enormous sun of S7,000,O00