The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-28

will begin in a few days to take q
special course Of baths to restore his
health. He is in a bad way and is go
ing to lay off work for a couple OF
months. ~ -, :
Wholesale raids on Sunday lid clubs
were i~naugurated Sunday in ST Louis
by the police. 1t was the first general
crusade against such clubs in nearly
three years, and it created widespread
excitement and a big stir among the
p~roprietors, employees, members and
patrons Of the 100 clubs in. the city
which sell liquor on Sunday and after
the close of saloons at l a.. m. on
week days.
The Democratic National Commit
tee received in all $~620,644.77 and
spent $619.410.06 during the recent
presidential campaign. leaving a bal
ance on hand of 81, 234.71.1 So reads a
statement made public by the officers
of the committee, and the itemiZe6
statement will be filed for record in
the office of the secretary of state Of
New York in compliance with the res
olution adopted by the national COM
mittee at Lincoln, Neb., last July.
Theo. E. Burton, who arrived in
Washington Monday from Hot
Springs, Va, says specifically that he
will % be a candidate for speaker
against Mr.. Cannon. Mr.. Burton de-
clares that he is and will continue to
be a candidate for senator from Ohio,
but that all statements Of a speaker
ship ambition are without foundation.
Attorney General Bonaparte Mon
day filed in the supreme court of the
United States a petition for a writ OF
certiorari to review the judgment of
the circuit court of appeals, which re-
versed Judge Lands In the famous
S29, 0OO, 900 Standard Oil Isl
Admiral Sperry Monday cabled the
navy department that he will allow
the men of the Atlantic shore leave
in Manila and permit them. to partici-
pate in the parade and various festiv-
arranged in their honor. He says
that the few existing cases of cholera
in the Philippines c%apital-are isolated
as not to be a menace to the health
of the fleet.
A special dispatch from Vienna says
a band of Servians while cross
ing the. Bosnian, frontier near Zvor-
nick was repulsed by Austrian troops.
l. coroco 1r;l1~l ~-J
the Austrians three killed.
A possibility that the electoral vote
Of Missouri will be divided between
Taft and Bryan arose Monday when 1t
was discovered that n Bryan elect
)r received more votes than the low
est Taft elector. Whether Bryan will
)e given this vote in the electoral col
eye depends upon a decision which
Winston Churchill, president of the
london Board of Trade, announces
hat the next plan. in the national
governments platform will be the
naturalization of England's railways.
AS the winter comes on the unem-
in London increase about 10
Ter cent a week, and the philanthropy
SITS feel much concerned.
Improvement is reported in business
o%nditions in Canada, and Taft's ele-
ion as president of the United States
) tending to promote prosperity.
Republican campaign fund list
a total of 81, 700, 900 contributed
nd the names of the principal donors
re given out.
One mar was killed and three others
ere fatally burned at Benton, ILL.,,
a mine explosion, the accident hav-
g occurred in the pit of the Benton
GAL company.
An announcement that Russian
ghts to the use of the Wrights' aero.
ane have been purchased by the Rus
an war office. is expected following S
e conference next Tuesday between
'and Duke Peter Nicholaievitch, head
the engineering corps, and C. P. Vim
mt, representative of Hart o. Berg, f,
Iropean manager of the Wright
Others. y
Thirty girls, employees of the Mer. :.
Corporation of Dayton, O., !
ere hurt when a platform collapsed
nile they were posing for a picture i
ong with several hundred other 8
.nds. n
AS the result of carelessness on the I
TT of hunters, 26 oil rigs were burned v
ar Trombley, O., and a power house t
d a hundred-barrel tank filled with n
also went up in the flames.
Franklin D. Eddy, former cashier at
e postoffice of Grand Rapids, Mich, =
10 was convicted of embezZling :,
500 from the government last May, ~
IS sentenced to the Detroit house .
correction for mine months. >.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson Thursday "
nounced that his fight for Scent
and against monopoly in Cleve- L
i'd had cost him his private fortune. st
will give up his magnificent home p
Euclid avenue and move into q e.
aller house. His automobiles will
too HE wifo owns the Euclid