The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-20
Chief wilkie of the United States

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series 1899, Lyons register. Roberts
treasurer.
Witnesses for the defense in the
Smoot case. at Washington, testified
that polygamy is dying out in Utah so
rapidly that there is 40 need of pros
ecutions.
Fire destroyed the new theater and
several ether buildings at Neepawa,
Manitoba. causing a loss of $4,000.
The ecclesiastical court of inquiry at
Reading, Pa, called to consider
charges against Bishop Talbot, has
adjourned slime die, the members de-
Gliding that the body was uncanonical-
ly constituted.
A we'll defined movement has been
inaugurated by the Order OF Red Men,
in Petersburg, Va, for the erection OF
a monument to Chief Powhattan n
his daughter, Pocahontas.
The county t~reasurer's vault in the
Fulton county court house in Wauseon,
O., was blown open by four cracksmen,
who secured from 5 5 1000 to $4,000.
Count Pueckler, Germany's most
noted Jew batter, has been sentenced,
in Berlin, to six months in Jail for
public Indictment to disobedience OF
the laws and violence of one class
against another.
Silas CARRIER, who served as govern
or of Nebraska from 1874 to 1878, died
at Omaha. He was a native OF OHIO.
settling in Nebraska in 1879.
Former Gov. Morgan G.. Bulkeley,
of Connecticut, was chosen by the re-
public caucus, at Hartford, as candi-
date for United States senator to sue
ceeed Joseph r. Hawley, who will re-
tire on account of impaired health.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, of Mas
sachusetts. has been renominated to
succeed himself, and Senator w. Muir
ry Crane, to fill the uneXpired term OF
Mr.. Hoar, which he holds by appoint
ment.
Cablegrams received'i in st. Louis an
nounce the death of August Anheuser,
ST., at Krueznach, Germany, from
heart trouble. He was a first cousin
of Mrs. Adolphus Busch. of st. Louis.
Rev. J. C. Hartzel, Methodist Episco-
pal bishop of Africa, has sailed for
Liverpool, en- route t 0 his field of la
Dor.
The German mine owners at 8
meeting in Essen, resolved under no
circumstances to yield to the demands
of the miners and to suppress the
strike by every possible means. eve
at the cost of hundreds of millions of
marks.
HabeaS corpus proceedings have
been instituted in the cases of the
children taken to Arizona by repre-
sentatives of the New York founding
asylum and taken from the persons
with whom they were placed n
adopted by other families.
The earl and countess of Suffolk
and Berkshire (the latter formerly
Miss Daisy Letter. was given a cor
dial welcome 1t Malmesbury, England,
on their way to their home, Charlton
park.
A commission has been appointed
to summon a jury and take testimony
concerning the sanity OF Brodle l..
Duke. now confined in a sanitarium at
Flushing, Long Island. 1t is claimed
thai Duke is deprived of his liberty
without due process of law.
Official records of Ellis Island, n. Y,
show that for the first month OF the
new year immigration to this country
is likely to exceed all records.
rT1..1z -o,.o,, ,,O,n Ei1lnl tu-n IA
tally and about a score more or less
seriously injured in a wreck on the
Santa Fe, three miles south OF Ration,
n. M, between the e~ast-bound Califor-
MIA limited and a freight train. The
wreck was one of the worst that has
happened OF the Las Vegas division.
The Chicago Press club celebrated
the tw%enty-fifth anniversary OF Its
founding with a banquet. Col. George
Harvey. of New York, and o Cum
MINIS of Iowa were among the prln-
cipal speakers.
Senator Albert ]. Beveridge and
Congressman James A. HemmenWay
were chosen by the republican JOINT
caucus of the Indiana legislature as
candidates for United States senator's,
the latter to succeed Vice-President-
elect Fairbanks. The democrats nom
mated Ben F. Shivley.
Two hundred thousand Russian
Quakers OIolokanys) are coming to
this country, under the leadership OF
P. A. Deamens, to establish a perma-
nent colony near Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. John H. Seager, secretary to
Chief Engineer Wallace OF the Pana-
ma canal zone, who brought h body
of his wife, who died OF yellow FEVER
there January 2, to New York, is him
self i'll and under observation at Hoff-
man island.
Three men and one woman were
killed in a wreck on the Cotton Belt
railroad at Piggott, Ark. Their bodies
were burned in the caboose, which
took fire.
Detectives have found upwards OF
$23, 900 worth of jewelry, the property
of Mrs. Ambrose Clark, which was
stolen from Fernleigh, the Clark home
at Cooperstown, N. Y, July Z last 1t
was buried in a glass jar on West One
Hundred and Fifty-ffth street, New
York.
George Sutherland was nominated
by the joint republican caucus OF the
Utah legislature for United States SEN
ator to succeed Thomas Kearns.
Lieut.. Jewell, who was killed re-
Gently by insurrectos in Jolo island,
was formerly a private in Troop NJ,