Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-06-30
OTHERWISE UNN0TICEn

4l-y va, .v
Frederick Else, agkd 50 years. q
pioneer of Belleville, H., is dead
Little Rock, Ark, is to be included id
new theatrical circuit of the Inter
state Amusement Co,
Thomas Nichol, 70, last survivor Of
the Perry expedition 70 Japan in 1850.
died at Brooklyn, n Y, &N.
Joseph LaWless, while Quarreling
with his wife Hear Sewellton, KySwas
shot and killed by his eightyeat-old
son,
Webster M Samuel we'll known
among st. Louis grain men and in the
Merchants exchange, died of pneu
monta. 49, So
Commander Peary il greatly pleased
with the Roosevelt, the newSbost with
which he is. to make another: trial to
reach the North pole.
The steamers City of Rome and Lin
den were in collision, near. Detroit,
Mich, and both sunk Two cooks went
down with the Linden
well-known newspaper &cofrespon-
dent, aud Miss Olive Nagef were mar
ried at Yokohama, Japan
Webster NJ Samuel, "A years old,
former president of the st. Louis Mer-
chants exchange, passed away in his
home after brief illness.
July Banks, a negress, aged 1917 years,
| has just died in Upton county, Ten
l nessee. Doctors told her, 50 years ago,
: she couldn't live another year.
e Eugene F. Weaver, a prominent
: young business man Of Hickory, Miss
Il was foulIy murdered at his home.
h Hubbard Weaver a negro, is suspected.
g The Vicksburg (Miss) Exchange
1t bank has closed its doors, and it's
Il president, E. L. Page, has been taken To-
i an asylum suffering from brain trouble,
e A number of women in Alton. III,
IS attacked party of negro dog eatchers
1t who were trying to ensnare their pet
l. CANNES, and routed them with broom
sticks.
s Another English swindler in the per-
l. sou Of Captain" John Pearson. Of the
l. "Shropshires,' has come to grief in
st St Louis and is languishing in the cal
IS aboose.
s. The condition of the Salmon bank at
le Clinton, Mo-, which closed it's DOORS
Sc has not yet been determined, and it is
sc not known whether depositors will be
t. paid in full or not.
Or Gov. Folk of Missouri told the Ken.
lucky Bar association that where gam
bling is carried on openly in defiance
of law it is reasonably certain thai
h, someone is getting graft.
A ,Cass. county (ndiana) farmer Of
ID fered idle men whom he found in the
N city parks of Logansport, $25 week
W and board to work in the harvest field,
n but they would have more Of it.
" Several persons were stricken with
ly .ptomaine poisoning after partaking o.
t. canned peas for dinner at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Galland, neal
le De Graft, o: Some, it is thought, will
IS lie
IS. The name of dead man and thret
d. others long since disconnected will
lg Equitable Assurance society appear Oh
I'd the salary list for large amounts. Au
gust Belmont has resigned from direc
e. tors. t~>
OF State Insurance Superintendent Hen
90 bricks of New York has made a "pre
he liminary report" on the Equitable Lii,
es Insurance society to Gov, Higgins, ant
90 it is not at all complimentary to tn
e. societya
be August l is the date agreed upon b.
", Russia and Japan for the meeting o
he their peace plenipOtentiaries in Wash
ar ington, and the selection of the per
sonnet, it is now believed, will soon b
announced.
The First Christian church of Grip
yn pie Creek, Col, is trying to head Of
at the saloons by announcing a fire
re lunch in the Endeavor rooms immed
in ately after morning service for all VIII
lis attend service.
ny The city of Tampa, Fla, has az
quired the Tampa Bay hotel an
al grounds, on which Henry B. Plant e1
is pended SO 900, 900, for $l25. 900 cash Th
grounds will be used as city par
nv and the hotel leased
no An old safe owned by ex-Judge |
,se Owsley, of Burkesville, Ky, jul
is opened for the first time since befoi
ma the civil war, was found to contain So
on : 900 in, gold, gold watch and a ha
,at,t gallon jug Of whisky