The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-02-04
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Gillespie, ILL.,, was visited by a bad
fire.
Cut rates are sending Illinois corn
to gulf ports for export.
An anti-saloon campaign is to be
started in East st. Louis, Ill.
Zinc $25 per ton higher at Joplin,
Mo-, than one year ago last week.
The Alamo at San Antonio, Tex, is
to be bought by the state and restored.
A destructive fire ragged all night in
the business portion of Portsmouth,
Va.
King Oscar, of Norway and Sweden,
Is contemplating abdication in favor OF
Crown Prince GUSTAV.
Charles Stanley Dexter, SO, one of
the best-known merchants of Sedalia,
Mo, died of pneumonia.
Thomas Matthew Moore, for SIS years
a steamboatman on the Mississippi and
great lakes, died in st. Louis.
Henry ellison, aged 10, was fined $50
in a St. Louis police court on the
charge of ATTEMPTED MASKING"
It is believed at Washington that
Smoot committee majority will report
in favor of his retention of seat.
George Lick, a st. Louis restaurant
keeper, was "strong armed" and
robbed of ST. early Monday morning.
The people of Texas are preparing
to give President Roosevelt a royal
welcome when he visits that state next
April.
Gamblers are taking advantage of
the frozen condition Of the Mississippi
at st. Louis to ply their vocation on
the ice bridge.
It is said that President Roosevelt
has signed to take boxing lessons Of
Mike Dryer, instructor in the Atlanta
(Ga.) Athletic club.
Philadelphia has developed another
freak criminal of the "hugger,' rip
and pepper" order. His specially
is slashing girls shoes.
Mayor E. w. Sarber, of Gowrie, Ia,
has saved himself 5000 by obeying his
W edict and taking a bride, but he
went to st. Louis for her.
DR.. John Shaw, who was one of the
pioneers of st. Louis, died from ca
pneumonia at his home in st.
Charles, Mo-, aged 50 years.
Habeas corpus has been suspended
in the province of Cavite and Batan-.
gas, Luzon, and federal. troops called
upon to suppress the ladrones.
The widow of ex-Gov. Pease. of Tex
as, died nea Austin from injuries sus-
near Austin from injuries sus-
tanned by a fall more than a year ago.
DR.. Henry F. Hendrix, 81, st. Louis.
died from paralysis. DR.. Hendrix was
the originator" of the treatment Of
~infantum by means of cold
water. ~. >", - -,
A report is current in Denver. Col.
hat Mrs. Genevieve Chandler Phipps,
wife of Lawrence c. Phipps,
he Pittsburg millionaire, is to be re-
to Mr.. Phipps.
The president has sent t. congress.
message calling attention to the fact
hat no federal statistics on the SUBJ
.ect of marriage ami divorce have
)een collected since 1886.
1t is charged in the Missouri legiS-
ature that money provided to put up
dormitory for poor girls at the State
University has been used to ft up So
,iety headquarters at the college.
In his annual report the s:.perin-
endent Of the Connecticut hospital for.
he insane says that insanity is on the
Increase, the foreign-born furnishing
he greater per cent. of the increase. +"
Dr.. Otto Kohlhase, who. died from
Fellow fever on the United States
ruiser Boston at Panama, leaves a
widow in st. Louis. She was Miss
aura Balmer, and when she married
Dr.. Kohlhase a the widow of Capt.
who died in the Philippines.