The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07

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Mrs. L. &C. Lamar, vile ofthe
noted Mississippi statesman, il
The yellow fever situation in Tex
as is improving with the advent Of
cold weather.
Two Chicago aldermen have been
indicted for conspiring to procure
illegal voting in municipal elec-
ton. -.
Labor riots are of daily occur
renee in both France and Spain,
where thousands of workingmen
are on strike. !
The union express drivers en-
ployed by all the express companies
IN st. Louis are out on strike out of
sympathy for the Pacific strikers. :
Santos Domingo is in the throes
Of another revolution, said to be the
result of custom house frauds and
corruption Of the minister Of
finance.
1t is generally understood that
Senator Hanna will retire as chair
man Of the republican national
committee at the expiration of his
present term. -. -. -
A white man of the name of Nc
Alpin was lynched by mob in
Smith county, Mississippi; after a
difficulty in which he fatally wound
ed a neighbor.' ''''--,'' ~ -
Louise Mechael, the aged French
radical, is spending her last years
in seclusion in Paris. Whenever
she appears in public she is scoffed
at and insulted by the populace.
An order has been issued by the
Pullman Palace Car Company, the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis railway and the Louisville
and Nashville railway. prohibiting
negroes from riding in the same
sleeper and from using the same
dining cars with white people in
Tennessee.
Following the run of depositors
on st. Louis trust companies was
the shipment from Washington to
the above city the largest sum of
money that ever left the treasury
department at Washington in one
day for one city at any one time.
1t is estimated over $5,0OO,OOO were
received in st. Louis in one day.
A company with $15O,0OO capt.
tai has been organized at st. Louis
to operate goat dairy. Leading
physicians are at the head of the
and their object is to
supply pure goat milk for infants
by renting the goats to families. It
is we'll known that goats milk is
the best upon which to raise chill
dren. - ia .....:~.s
Millard Lee, white, was hanged
at Atlanta, Ca, for the murder: of
Lille May Suttles. The tragedy
occurred in a church at a country
village near Atlanta, May 20, 1902.
Lee was desperately in love with
the girl, who was only ~ years of
age, and just as the congregation
was being dismissed, shot her three
times, after being refused the priv
ilege of escorting her home.
The Interstate Mississippi Riv-
er Improvement and Levee Associa-
tion concluded it's session at New
Orleans October 20 after adopting
a series of resolutions in favor of
yovernmet jurisdiction of levees
and for appropriations for their
control if government control is
not proper, and endorsig the water
way from the gulf to the great lakes
and the Chicago sanitary canal as a
part of that project.
By a decision of the New York
court of appeals, Albert T. Patrick,
of Millionaire Rice, loses
MS alleged interest in the Rice es-
tate, which he claimed by a. will
to be a forgery.
Thomas Bechtel, confined in Jail
at Allentown, Pa, on the charge
If numbering his 18-year-old sister
while under the influence of whis-
Ky, mutilating her head with a
aatchet, suicided by cutting his