The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-03-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

According to the st. Petersburg
correspondent of the London Daily
Mail, Count Tolstoi, who has recently
been gravely i'll, is now out of danger.
A special Rock Island train, bearing
President W. B. Leeds, First Vice
President H. A. Parker and Chief En-
gineer W, f. Dauchey arrived at Hor-
ton, Kas., on the 21st. They ordered
the immediate rebuilding of the Rock
Island shops, destroyed by fire two
weeks before.
Prince Henry of Prussia, represen-
tative of his brother, the emperor of
Germany, at the launching of the lat
ter's A~merican-built yatcht, reached
New York, on the 23d, and was COR
daily welcomed as a guest of the ma
ton. He was a passenger on the
Kron Prinz Wilhelm, which arrived
n day late on account of heavy
storms which for several days re-
tarded its progress.
A force of native constabulary at
Santa Cruz, province of Laguna, Lu-
zon, or the Esd, captured Cortez, Sec
md in command to the insurgent Gen.
Malvar, and turned him over to the
military authorities. Cortez was in
fancied security in a suburb of Santa
Cruz, known as Alipit, and was rails
ing funds for the instruction.
Seward Webb's special train, en-
route from New York to San Fran
cisco, passed Marshalltown, Ia, at
sos p. m. of the 23d. The train was
So minutes ahead of schedule time.
Mrs. Louisa de Champ, the first
white woman born in Wisconsin, died
at Prairie du Chen on the ED. She
was 104 years old.
Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia,
arrived in New York harbor, on
board the Kronprinz Wilhelm. on the
morning of the 23d, a day late, and
spent the day receiving and return
ing official calls, leaving for Wash
ington, at a. m. of the gath, by spe-
cial train.
Prince Henry stuck to his an
nounced purpose to submit to no in
terviews in New York, but through
his personal representative explained
that his visit was due to the kaiser's
desire to show appreciation of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's courtesy in permit
ting Miss Alice Roosevelt to christen
the kaiser's American-built yacht.
Enraged because Henry Meyerer.
his prospective father-in-law. refused
W spuUm9p 4%uua!qIoxs o. spsoon o.
the matter of dowry, George Child
rose attacked the family. at their
home, in Chicago, killing Meyerer.
wounding Emma Meyerer. fired at
other members of the family and
then committed suicide.
John T. Davis and associates have
discovered n mountain of arsenic in
the mountains so miles southeast of
Tacoma, Wash. The ore can be Cheap
ly mined, and the property will be
developed on a large scale.
Fire, originating from an unknown
cause. destroyed the entire plant of
the Findlay (O.) Table M%anufactur-
ing Co., on the morning of the c3d,
causing a loss of $97 900, with insur-
ance of $4,000. The company manu-
featured fine dining-room tables x
clusively.
Five miles north of Kickapoo. ILL.,,
the 23d, a woman named Jenkins.
becoming suddenly insane, secured an
AK and Drained her husband while
asleep in bed. She then placed the
muzz!e of Il revolver against her TEN
pie and blew her own brains out.
Acting President Schslkburger and
other members Of the Boer govern
ment were in the lager recently
captured at Noeitgedacht by a de-
tachment of mounted national scouts
under Col. Park, but succeeded liz es.