The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-20

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It IS said that Prcsi1ent Roosevelt
will stump che State 81 Ohio III he
interests Of Taft to offset Forakers
activity during Taft's absence in Cuba.
BY the derailing of the Oriental
Limited on the Great Northern Rail
road at Brindley, n. D, FIVE people
were killed and a score or more in-
ljured last Monday.
J. Pierpont Morgan was seventy
T years old Wednesday. He is arrang
I ing his business affairs to retire, and
will be succeeded by his son. j..
Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Deputy Sheriff Rabb, of Helena,
Ark, was seriously shot by negro
he was trying to arrest Thursday,
and a large mob with bloodhounds
are in pursuit of the negro.
The jurors in the Thaw case could
not agree upon verdict and were
discharged. Thaw's attorneys will
try to bail him out of the Tombs, but
Jerome will fight this move.
Mrs Donald Mclean, of New
York. was reelected president of the
American Daughters of the Revolu-
tion society at the sixtieth annual
meeting held in Washington.
In a public statement Mrs. Harry
Thaw's mother has said that she her
self would have killed Stanford White
had she known of her daughters ruin
by White before he was killed.
A negro was 1ynched at lola, La,
for attempted assault last Tuesday.
Two attempts were made to get him
from the officers before the mob sue
ceeded in hanging their victim.
Heavy earthquake shocks were felt
in Mexico the first of the week that
covered wide area of territory It
is estimated that the death list num-
bers 500 or more, with hundreds of
injured
General Manager Miller. of the Chi
cago Eastern Illinois railroad. and a
party of friends are making trip
down the Mississippi River to New
Orleans on two private cars placed
on barges.
For alleged discrimination against
the cotton manufacturers of the
South, three charges were brought
against thirty railroad companies be-
fore the interstate commerce COM
mission Thursday.
Yesterday, at Salt Lake City, Alb
SALON. Woolf, a Mormon, celebrated
the golden wedding of himself to his
two wives. The remarkable thing
about it is that all three have lived
tremendously together all this time
Many distinguished foreigners and
prominent citizens of the United
States attended the first universal
peace meeting held in New York City
this week. This meeting was pre-.
liminary to the coming Hague con-
ference
At Rochester, n. Y, Rev w. +.
Coffey, colored. was arrested for I'M
lawfully marrying Arthur Jones, col |
ored, to Dora Hitchcock, white Fred !:
father of the girl, was
also arrested The arrests were /
made at the instance of the society
for the prevention of cruelty to chill
dren
The approaching meeting of King
Edward of England and King Victor
Emanuel of Itlay, at Gaeta, is not
very pleasing to Germany, according
% Berlin dispatches. Germany be-
elves that King Edwardd will try to
vim the King of Itlay from the Triple &
and otherwise disrupt the
European situation
Six thousand children, orphans, II
leaf mutes and the manned. were the II
guests of the Barnum & Bailey cir
us in New York Wednesday Hun
lreds of ambulances brought the II
hildren from the hospitals, and as
hey entered Madison Square, where
he performance was given, each one
vas given sack of peanuts.
Mrs. L. c. Gilman, of Dayton, O..
er son and two daughters, practical
y the whole family, were .re-arrested
thursday for the murder of Dona
iilman, the second oldest daughter.
)ona was found dead near her home
ast fall and the grand jury at the
me ignored their arrest Mrs. Gil
all in the sum of $1,000
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