The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06
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The Memphis school census give:
that city a population of 16I ,6o3.
Cans and Lewis, pugilists. have
signed Articles to fight within three
months time
Thaw jurors asked a raise to five
dollars day for their services in the
famous trial.
Stanford Whites works OF art were
sold at auction at his New York City
home this week.
Representatives Of various South
ern commercial bodies will sail for
Panama April 20.
Ferdinand p Dudenhefer, state
tax collector OF Louisiana, has been
found short $4,000 in his accounts
The new kidnapping bill of New
Jersey makes the penalty for that Of
Tense forty years in the states prison
The society swells of NJ -nrAis, the
busiest and the drtiest town in the
South, will take hand in beautifying
that city
The striking brewers Of ST. Louis
have called their strike off, accept
ing the new scale. and went to work
Thursday
Municipal ownership and prohibi-
ton forces won in the Colorado
Springs municipal election held last
Thursday.
Bishop J. c. Cranberry, a promi-
nent Methodist Of Virginia, died at
the age Of 70 years, at Richmond, Va.
last Monday.
Mike Donlin, the crack center6eld-
er Of the New York National team,
has quit base ball and joined a theat-
rical company.
VIM. Jennings Bryan will be the
guest Of honor at the Brooklyn Dem
ocratic Clubs banquet on Jefferson
Day" April 10
The result of the Chicago city cleo
ton was known forty minutes after
the polls closed. Voting machines
gave quick count of the returns
Acting Governor Moore, of Arkau
sas, signed a bill last Tuesday pro-
hrbiting the soliciting for liquor in
prohibition counties of that State
VIM. Adair, master mechanic of the |
L. & N. railroad at Cincinnati, wa,
found guilty Of discriminating against |
a member of labor union, and fined |
500.
Armored autos with rapid firing |
guns will be used by the prominent |
officials 0f P,,ccfa, ci+;eC -, tba -a,r |
future St. Petersburg has already |
several in use.
The managers of the great West |
ern railroads and the trainmen are
about to come to terms and the
threatened strike will very likely
never be declared.
Worry over the peasant revolt in
Roumania may kill King Charles.
The discovery of an alleged conspir-
acy against the dynasty has added
greatly to his troubles.
Riverton, Wyo., has bachelors
club for the purpose of finding help
meets to join the members who are
lonesome holding claims on the Sho-
shone Indian reservation.
Twenty students of the University
of Illinois subjects to test the
effect of saltpeter on cured meats as
prepared by the packers. The test is
IS TO be a very thorough one.
A private detective has been employ
ed to guard John d. Rockefeller, Jr.
from the attacks of cranks while in
structing his Bible class in the Fifth
Avenue Baptist church, New York
City.
President Roosevelt declares that
the Hartman Rockefeller interests
have joined forces with the Hearst
interest to control the next Republi-
can and Democratic National Con-
vention.
Attorney Delmas, who is defending
Thaw at New York, will go to San
Francisco Immediately after the trial
is closed and defend Ruef who is on
trial there for extortion in municipal
matters.
Mrs. Annie NJ Bradley, who shot
and killed Senator Brown, at WASH
ington last December. will plead men
tai responsibility as her defense to
the indictment for murder. Her trial
is set for April IS.
In street riot at Lynchburg, Va, |
Thursday two white men and two |
negroes were shot, one of the negroes |
fatally The white men were jostled |
off the sidewalk when passing the ne
groes and the fight resulted
The 1unacy commission which ex-
amined Harry Thaw found that he is |
sane and his trial for the killing OF |
Stanford White was continued. Those |
who have followed the trial closely |
say that Thaw will be set free.
Photographing the breath is the |
latest achievement of DR.. Kohler, OF |
Germany, who threw pictures of the |
breath of healthy and sick1y persons |
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