The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-11
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
The text OF the imperial manifest
concerning Finland has been made pull
lie and has caused great rejoicing il
Helsingfors and other cities of Fin
land.
At a meeting Of leading business mel
Of Atlanta, Ga, it was decided that al
industrial exposition of the resources
Of the south shall be held in Atlanta il
1910.
Milton Franklin Andrews, wanted fol
the murder of Bessie Bouton at COlOra
do Springs, Col, shot and killed Nulda
Olivia, his female companion, at Sar
Francisco, and then killed himself.
The dead body of Albert Neidring.
hauser, who was recently robbed OF
$4,000 by land swindlers, was found in
a pond on his farm near Lamar, Mo-,
with the throat hacked by a dull knife.
Walter G.. Tubbey, of st. Paul, Mimi,
has been appointed superintendent of
construction of the Panama canal.
Chairman Shonts of the Isthmian ca
nal commission has recovered from his
recent indisposition.
Prince Arthur of Connaught has been
formally designated by King Edward to
proceed TO Japan and confer OF the mi
kadO the order of the garter.
Emperor William of Germany is
sending 10 the emperor of Japan a pres
ent of six black stations from the i'm
perial stud.
Abraham Schiller, charged with
wrecking a private bank at AIamosa,
Col, will return from New York, where
he is under arrest, voluntarily to stand
trial.
A new railway company has been
chartered to build a line from Pueblo,
Col, to New Orleans via Oklahoma
City. 1t is capitalized at $780, O0, 900.
The federal grand jury at Moscow,
Idaho, has returned eight indictments
in connection with the alleged Idaho
land frauds. The names are withheld
for the present.
Arthur E. Clark, a well-knOwn the
atrical manager, committed suicide by
shooting, in New York. He had been
directing the rehearsals of "The Gin
gerbread Man"
The last function attended by Prince
Louis of Battenberg in Washington
was an informal luncheon with the pres
Ident and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White
The prince was accompanied
by his nephew, Prince Alexander, a
nidshipman on the Drake.
Adolph Moses, one of the best-known
Members of the Chicago bar, died at
A%sheville, N. c., where he went to take
are of his son, who is i'll there.
The Home Telephone Co., with a cap
tai of S., 200, 900, and in which Detroit
nd st. Louis capitalists are interested,
S being organized, which may help to
ring the telephone into still more gen
raj use than at present.
Engineer Frank Taubkins was killed
nd Fireman Norris Frawley lost a leg
n a head-on collision on the Cincin-
att, Hamilton e Dayton railroad at
o.
Found guilty of u~nsoundness of doc
rine, Prof. Hinckley G.. Mitchell has
cen removed from the faculty of Bos-
IN university.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
'reck the second section of passenger
ain No 8, north-bound on the South
m Pacific, north Of Santa Barbara,
al, by placing a stick of dynamite on s
lie track. No one was injured. s
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
lie London Daily Telegraph says that ,
lie massacres of Jews in Russia was /
AIMED weeks ago, and that the pro-
ulgation of the constitution was
lied upon as a welcome opportunity.
At Uniontown, Pa, Hayden r. Craft,
wellknown hardware merchant, shot r
rough a door, killing his daughter, h
mixing it was a burglar in the house. Il
Reports from Russia indicate a most
'plorable situation. While in the 7
naller towns the populace are inclined :,
accept the cars manifesto with en- a
usiasm, in the big cities it seems to i,
We been the signal for. the. letting is
)se Of all the baser passions of the p,
evolutionary element.
Howard and Louis Crawford, NJ
as Albert H.. Emory, were arrested in v
W York in connection with the Bos- n,
! suit case tragedy. Howard is said
hare confessed that he and his fell ty
prisoner disposed of the two suit cf
es containing portions of the body of 90
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