The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-11-12
News Of the World

in the Canadian elections.
st. Louis may purchase a steam
boat to be used as a pesthouse.
Upton, Ca, had a quarter of a
million dollar fire November, 4.
The differences in the Fall River
cotton mills strike may be submit
ted to arbitration.
The three-year-old child of Dur
ham Leach was drowned in a ten
gallon jar at Macomb, Ill.
Hunt A.. Chamberlain, a promi-
nent society and business man OF
Mobile, Ala, committed suicide.
The porte announces it has not
prohibited the American Bible So
ciety from carrying on its work IN
Turkey.
Andrew Carnegie has been unan-
imously NEGLECTED rector of st.
Andrews University at Edinburgh,
Scotland.
A negro couple answered the adj
vertisement for a couple to be
married in the Arizona building at
the worlds fair.
j. p. Morgan has returned to
the government of Italy the ancient
cope which was stolen several years
ago and passed i9to his possession.
The body of Miss Alma Steinigc-
veg was found on a vacant lot In
Cincinnati. She was telephone op-
orator and was en- route home when
killed.
The Baldwin airship was discov-
cred in a corn field sixteen miles
from st. Louis uninjured, riding
at anchor, a trailing rope having
picked up a tree limb.
The Anglo-Russian commission
to hear the testimony concerning the
sinking of the British fishing boats
in the North Sea, will meet in
Paris about November 16.
Negotiations have been initiated
for a treaty of arbitration between
Germany and the United States.
These negotiations will be conduct
ed by Ambassador Sternberg on
the part of Germany, and Secretary
Hay on the part of the United
States.
A hundred persons were drown
cd by the sinking of the French
steamer Gironde after having been
in collision with the steamer Schaif-
fino near Herbillon, twenty-three
miles from Bona, Algiers. The
Gironde left Bona with 40 passen-
gers, of whom 100 were Algerian
natives.
A dispatch from Russian head
quarters, Mudken, November 4
says: "AImost complete calm has
prevailed here since moor of No
vember 3. Today the japanese
fired a few shrapnel at men working
in the trenches along the center of
the Russian right flank, but the fir
ing soon ceased"
Miss Lou Houghton, a young wo-
man from Denver, Col, was found
dead in her apartments at a Mem
phis hotel. A note was found say
ing that funds in a Denver bank
had been transferred to Mrs. Jessie
Rudisill, a sister in that city. An
empty bottle which had contained
carbolic acid was found on the bed.
From some cause which can not
be definitely explained the Ontario
elevator collapsed at Buffalo and
sank into the waters of the Evans
slip. The elevator contained about
$4,000 bushels of barley, a large
portion of which lies at the bottom
of the slip. The loss on the grain
and the building is estimated at
$350,000.
The body of President Kruger
who died last July, is on its way
to South Africa.
The new treaty providing for the
settlement by arbitration Of any
dispute which may arise between
the United States and France has
been signed.
Most Rev. VIM. Henry Elder,
archbishop of Cincinnati, aged
sc. died November 1 of grip. He
was the Oldest prelate in years and
tenure of office in the United States.
Automobiles who violate the
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