The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
LATE NEWS ITEMs.

Atlanta il to have a new depot 10
cost about 500. co.. regardless OF what
the state Of Georgia does concerning
the terminal property il owns in con-
necfiOn with the Western & Atlantic
Railroad The Southern Railway has
ordered Deeesssry surveys and dia-
grams nsde Of property about omar
ter Of mile from the present union
depot
All signs indicate that before long a
hard and fast Anglo rench arbitra-
ION treaty will be signed in Paris and
London. modelled on the Anglo-AmerI
can treaty of arbitration. which.
though signed by the British and
United States Governments, has not
yet been formally ratified.
A movement is on foot for one syn
dictate to gain control Of all lighting
and street cars in America.
While the undertaken was preparing
her child for burial Mrs. Harlan
Castle, of Malone. N. Y, suddenly
dropped dead.
G. ". Hooper shot and killed his
wife at Independence, Kan, just as
she was handed her divorce decree.
Hooper then killed himself.
VIM. S. johnson, a sea faring man,
gave himself up to the New York
police and claims to be the muir
derer of Albert q. Latimer, who
was mysteriously shot and killed on
July 2.
Rosa Lightcap. aged a. was shot in
the left breast and fatally injured
at Charleston, Ind. The bullet
was fired by Willis Beckett. who
worked on a farm near Henryville.
and was intended, it Is alleged, for
tine young woman's brother, William.
Miss Florence Shillicut, the 19-year-
old daughter Of Chas. Shillicut,
farmer living near Memphis, was
found in the woods near her home
last week with her throat cut from
ear to ear A young farmer named
Knight, has been arrested on sus-
picion.
r. A. Twomey was arrested at Cen
trev1lle, charged with the murder of j.
]. Sparks, who died some days ago from
the effects of gunshot wound at. the
hands of Twomey two weeks ago last
Sunday.
The warrant was sworn out by Mrs.
Lovett, a sister of Sparks.
Twenty thousand dollars have been
subscri bed by prominent farmers OF
Marshall county and Lewisburg lead
ing business men to the capital stock
of the grain and elevator company
to be organized at Lewishnrg. The
promoters of the enterprise contem-
plate the erection of Touring mill
and grain elevator.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson, OF
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Mississi ppi, is dying in New York
from cancer of the throat. A special
train will take him to jackson that he
may die there.
Frank and Louis Schuttee and
Charles and James Woodrich were
killed early Sunday at Algonquin, ILL.,,
where the milk express on the Chicago
& Northwestern Railway struck their
carriage on the crossing.
DR.. Jim Taylor, OF West Hardin, is
in trouble and under bond on charge
of malpractice on the person OF Matte
Drake, at Wright, in Hardin County.
1t is charged that he caused the death
of her unborn infant and herself
The Rev. DIR. j. w. McGarvey,
president of the Bible College of Ken
lucky, at Lexington. Monday, with his
wife, withdrew from the Broadway
Christian church. which he founded.
because the congregation, contrary to
his views. voted for installing an
organ.
After four years of work John
Henry. of Tamaaua, Pa, expects to
complete soon flying machine capa
BILE Of lifting 90 times it's weight.
which he will enter for the 800, 900
prize at the Worlds Fair airship
tournament.
Samuel Il. Edgar, second vice presi-