The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-09

Hen. Thos L. Watson, of Georgis
rill address the Tennessee State Cor
reDtion of the Peoples Party at Mast
vile, on Thursday. Sept. s. 19O4
FIVE men were drowned in LAX
Erie Saturday night as the result c
the capsizlng of twenty foe
psptha launch, in which they wer
on route from Cleveland to Vermiliol
10 attend yatch race at the latte
place.
Jpo NJ. Ray, nominee of the Social
ist party for Governor of Tennessee
has been notified of his nomination
While he has found out that he is the
nominee the election returns will indi
cate that very few of the voters heard
of it,
II is now said that John Glazier,
the Marshallss-county man who was
beaten by whitecaps. is not dead, ano
will return to prosecute his assallants.
warrant has been issued for the
deputy sheriff, who permitted the mob
to take him.
o
Sunday afternoon Alex Polston, of
Nashville, held at Gallatin on a charge
of car breaking, attempted suicide by
taking blue ointment on bread in jail.
Polston has been sick several days and
while in melancholy state attempted
substitution. His wife was there
with him.
Frank Sattlethight, who battered
his wife's brains out with a monkey
wrench at their home in Princess
Anne County six weeks ago, lies at the
point of death in hospital at Norfolk,
Va, from bullet wound received while
endeavoring to escape from sheriff IS
posse that surrounded him at his
fathers home on Lynn Haven Bay
early Sunday morning. Sattlethight
killed his wife because she went to see
sham battle at Cape Henry against
his wishes.
J. Milton Wilder. who LETT Hunting
don, Tenn, some time ago and went
to Oxnard, CAL. where he engaged
in the jewelry business, is reported to
be IN serious trouble. A Mexican |
who was standing on the street kept /
knocking on the show window of |
Wilder establishment and annoying
him in other ways, and when Wilder |
went out to stop his actions the Next
can threatened him and drew knife
Wilder pulled his pistol from his pocket
and fired on the man, but it has not
been learned how badly he was shot.
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Fourteen persons were killed and
nearly score injured in fire in
five story double tenement in Attorney
street in New York City Sunday morn
ing. 1t was one of the worst fires in
the loss of human life that has &C.
Cured on the East Side in several h
years, though the property loss was
slight. The dead include four women, /
one man and nine children, the latter
'anging in age from 8 months to IL I
years. Many of the injured were {
AIKEN to hospitals and it is believ ed |
hat several of these will die. G
Among the injured were five tiremen. t
Who were on fourth floor balcony 8
When it fell with them. i
In sudden tit OF insanity Sunua,
lrs. Minnie Mckenzie tried to kill her
ushand at her home in East Boston,
hen shot and fatally wounded Patrol 4
nan Alfred M. Sturdevant and finally .
herself in the front room OF =
er tenement, where she remained for j,
lore than five hours standing Off
quad of ten policemen. She was !,
nally captured by the use of germicide j
'jected through holes IN the barr a
AIDED door. When overcome with the q
lines she was found to be armed with Il
vo large revolvers and large amount R
ammunition. During the barricade 4
lie fired more than fifty shots. many q,
)lng into a crowd of 5000 persons. =,
hich had gathered about the house. =,
At meeting Saturday of the Lynn "
lie Chapter, Daughters OF the Con az
deracy, Thomas G. Mcmahon. VINO th
As First Sergeant of Company H. al
hind Tennessee, made splendlu aC- W
ess on the formation of this famous &C
giment, which went out from that
ace on May 1S, 1861. Ex-Gov. John
Brown was the first Colonel OF the
eiment. A committee was appointed dc
graft resolutions OF sympathy " tn
e recent death of Mrs. John Z. t;1
nch Mrs. w. A. Gilbreath and !, !;
ISIS Annie Lacey Zopp were selected +,
Iegates to the annual convention IN Of
Louis on October 4.
Two men were probably fatally WI W.
unded IN an affIay on South Cherry 81
eet in Nashville Monday afternoon -,
)ut O'Clock. The wounded ".
n aIe brothers. and their names are ~,
n and Joe Dennis. The shots were CT,
ID by Henry Spain, Sam Dennis ~
ng wounded once, the bullet passing W.
ough his stomach and bowels, ana
being shot twice, one bullet enter so 81.
his lung Just above the breast bone 70.
the other entering the back OF the op
ht shoulder and penetrating the ~,
& There is no hopo for the re- ~,
cry of Sam Dennis, the physicians ~
The City Hospital thinking that ne 20
not live more than forty -eignt We
IRIS and probably hot that long. The wo
sedy appears to have been the no
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