The Grenada sentinel., 1903-09-26

war supplies.
A killing frost fell in the north
west on the 10th.
The next national irrigation con-
gress will be held at Ell Paso. Tex,
in 1904.
A violent earthquake lasting fif-
teen minutes was felt on the 10Th
at Santiago, Cuba.
It Is authoritatively announced
that the next session Of information
| al peace congress will be held in st.
Louis in 1904.
James Culver, the Oldest mar
in Kentucky, celebrated his 121st
birthday at his home in Perryvill<
few days ago.
The Salvation Army corps which
has invaded Brcathitt county, Ken
lucky, has been treated most cour-
teously by the natives.
Mine operators in the Kansas
district announce that the price OF
coal will be increased, owing to
the increase granted miners.
The will of the late Lord Sails
bury of England shows that he
left an estate of $2,OO0,000. It wa,
generally supposed that he was not
wealthy.
| The city attorney Of Springfield,
ILL.,, has brought suit against
number of prominent citizens:
charging them with visiting and
gambling in public houses.
Thousands of men in England
are idle on account of the shutting
down of cotton mills, which refuse
to pay the high prices demanded by
those who control the market.
Miss Lula Cunningham shot and
killed her sister-in-law, Mrs. John
E. Wilson, at Nashville, Tenn. The
murderess says Providence directed
that she should do the killing.
Chief of Police Fred Henke and
; fPolicc Captain Brennocke, who
captured Fred Underwood, the
, Clarksville bank robber at EVANS
Vile, Ind, were fatally wounded in
fght at Evansville by Detective
Hutchins.
Il w. H. Gamble, deputy United
, States marshal, who confessed to
, substituting aged Cinnamon fol
5 young Cinnamon who were ordered
, deported from San Francisco, COM
, mitted suicide rather than stand
r trial for the offense.
State Senator a. E. Green Of
t New York has been arrested in
connection with the postal frauds
: He is charged with conspiring te
D defraud. the government in bribine
s G.. w. Beavers to purchase certain
h supplies at extortionate prices.
t Seven hundred marble cutters o1
st. Louis are on strike and not &
g marble dealer in the city is doing
: business. The bosses claim th'
mems demands are unreasonable
e and that they will shut down al
,, winter before they will give in.
|, An American who has just re
y turned from a visit to Spanis]
II Honduras brings back word tina
e that country is rapidly becoming
) what the eastern imagination form
It erly pictured the state of Texas
, the home of crooks. In looking owe
g the American colony in Puerto Cor
tez, one finds some of the most no
If ted fnanciers and business men 0
l. several states holding either ordi
# nary or menial positions or .vainl,
le scheming for a return of the richie
s. which might mean an ability t
C compromise with enemies in tn
Is United States and happy home
!, coming after years of exile in tn
a. wretched torrid country to whic
1t crime forced them to fly The onl
y visible connecting link which the
If have with the land of their brit
N is an occasional steamer coming in
A. to port for a cargo OF fruit and de
,e parting when the task Of loading
It over. Standing on the wharf a
m the steamer raises anchor, one ma
- see former bankers, capitalists, stat
$. officials and ordinary criminal
If clubbing elbows, gazing wistfully 9
N the retreating vessel which the