The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-23

IN the SnerlQaU COaI Co.. mines nOrtl
of Pittsturg. Kas. The top house wa
blown to pieces and the interior of tn,
mine badly damaged.
Edward Joris, the Belgian, and three
others charged with participation il
the attempt to assassinate the sultan
in Constantinople, last July. have beer
sentenced to death and other accom-.
plices to penal servitude for life.
While being loaded at Lexington, KY.
for shipment to Mexico City, imp. Con.
salvo, winner of the Czarwitch handi.
cap. dropped dead. He had been just
bought by C%avanaugh Bros, of St
Louis, at a pretty long price.
Engineer-in-Chief William Shock, U
S. navy, retired, died in Washington of
bronchial trouble, aged 81 years. He
was a veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars.
Three of the largest financial institu-
tions. in the west, the Chicago national
bank, the Home savings bank and the
Equitable Trust Co, all controlled by
John r. Walsh. of Chicago, and in a
great measure owned by him, have sus-
pended. The allied banks of Chicago
have pledged their resources that every
depositor shall be paid to the last cent.
Miss Alice Roosevelt paid the duties
on the various presents and souvenirs
brought back from the orient with her
personal check for 81, 206.15.
Earl Rush and Glen Jones were
drowned and three others narrowly es-
capped a like fate, by the ice on Eel
river, at Logansport, Ind, breaking
with them white skating.
AS the result of a panic caused by
a street car taking fire following the
blowing out of a fuse, at Cleveland, o.,
Anna Staba, a 13-year-old girl, was
trampled to death.
In connection with the Annapolis
hazing case congress in for some
criticism for adopting a resolution re-
Installing three midshipmen expelled for
hazing after passing a law providing
for dismissal for the offense.
, Fire destroyed the north wing of the
Northern Michigan normal school at
Marquette and damaged the library
building. Loss, $50 1000; no insurance.
The bureau of statistics. department
of m and labor, estimates that
the commerce between the United
States and the Philippines will reach,
for the current calendar year, $20,000,-
900. against SIS, 900, 900 in 1904.
John A Burbank. a former territorial
governor of Dakota, died at his home in
Richmond, Ind, after a brief illness.
aged rs.
A bomb found on a train on which
President Loubet of France was trav-
cling with a shooting party, proved, on
examination, to be a harmless affair.
Some uneasiness has been caused in
France by the Spanish proposal to
change the meeting place of the con-
ference en- Moroccan reforms from AL
geciras to Madrid.
Prof. S. StanhOpe Orris, professor
emeritus of Princeton university, and
n of the foremost scholars in the
United States, died at Harrisburg, Pa,
of paralysis, aged 20 years.
Marquis Ito is said to have accepted
an appointment as resident general in
Korea.
Two men who held up the Colby
state bank at Colby, Wis, were cap
tured in a saloon in Wausau. Wis, and
al! of the stolen money recovered. They
claimed to be farm hands, out of work
and desperate.
Mrs. VIM. Marsh and her two children
and James Dwyer lost their lives in a
fire that destroyed the Verbeck theater
in LOrain, o.
Two of the principal blocks in Dallas.
H., including the First national bank
and the Weekly Review office. were de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000, with but
little insurance.
DR.. W. S. Forbes, professor of an
atomy and clinical surgery at Jefferson
medical college, Philadelphia, died at
his home, in that city of angina pee
tOris, aged "A years.
Charles B. EameS, vice-preSident OF
the st. Louis Observation-Disclosures, was
at his home while burning off
the stock of an old muzzle-loading
army rife which he had bought to add
to his collection of old firearms, a bull
let from the gun penetrating his head.
Former State Senator w. R. Baron,
president of the defunct Chamberlain
bank, has been bound over to the dis
court at Tecumseh, Neb., On a
of perjury in connection with
testimony given at the trial of Cashier
R. H. HOffer, an aSsayer, widely
known in western mining circles, was
by the fumes of ores he was
at Salt Lake City, Utah, and
lied shortly after being found.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Sarah
Caldwell, charged with the murder of
her husband, at Salina, Kas., disagreed
and was discharged. Two are said to
have held out for acquittal.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte is
ncensed at the latest act of hazing at
he naval academy, and has declared
hat the guilty midshipmen will be
dismissed and that other
lismissals will follow as often as mid
are found guilty of hazing or