The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-08-08
NEWS OF H WEEK
THE LATEST NEWS OF THE
WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, WEST
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma
ton, and Particularly from the
Great Southwest.

1ty or Fernle, b. u, mas Deeu eAIin
guished and that the committee o.
safety is now restoring order. The
dispatch declares that not more than
SO persons have been killed at Fernie,
though several hundred are missing.
Alex. Sutherland, As, was shot to
death through the left breast in his
home in Buffalo, n. Y. The shoot
ing is a mystery, to which no clew
has been found.
A breach between Austria-Hungary
and Servia, attended by the most seri-
GUS consequences, is imminent as the
result of the confession of Georgen
Nastich of a widespread plot through
out Servia to stir up a reDellon
among all the Slav races of Austria
Hungary.
The bank of Austin, New, estab-
lished in 1868, has temporarily sus-
pended owing to slow collections. It's
capital is $4,000 and deposits $780,
900.
Negroes and United States sailors
from the St. Helena training station
have furnished a parallel to the
Brownsville affair which is stirring
the military of Norfolk, Va. Negroes
fired upon the sailors during a raid
and the enlisted men, who are said
to have been armed, attempted TO
lynch three of the blacks. Only the
prompt arrival of the police saved the
negroes from death.
With the entire system in running
order after ten years of work and
the required rolling stock on hand, the
Public Belt road, owned by New Or
leans. is at a standstill on the day
of it's planning opening, because OF
not filing tariffs with the interstate
commerce commission, which requires
the filing of tariffs 80 days before they
are put in force.
Arsenic, the poison that was used
to murder the Vrzal family, has been
found in the body of Henry Niemann,
who was supposed to have died or
heart trouble three years ago on his
farm neal Downer's Grove.
Maurice .. NlllSl Z, pLCSluCLI VI bhO
American Brewing Co. of Philadelphia,
died at Galen Hall, Atlantic City. He
was a former magistrate and proml-
nent in Democratic politics.
The inside story of the Turkish rev.
olution shows how the sultan's army
forced him to grant a constitution.
A feature of the Republican cam
palgn in Indiana will be the ladies'
auxiliary to the Lincoln league, which
is to work in a musical and social way
for the election Of Taft.
1t is alleged that the railroads in
Nebraska will favor the Bryan ticket
in the state because Of the anti-rail-
way laws passed by the Republican
legislature that has cut revenues So
600, 600 in ten months.
A mob at Russellville, KY, lynched
four negroes for expressing sympa-
thy with a negro murderer.
The Illinois board of charities issues
a bulletin showing great improvements
in asylums and homes, both as re-
CARDS structures and treatment.
Many autoists are arrested in New
when their machines make
.oisome smells, fumes and smoke.
President Roosevelt has established
a zone GO feet wide along the Next
can border, the land or which has been
from the settlement, &C
to dispatches from Washing
ton. The presidents idea is to retain
governments ownership OF this
property in order to prevent SNUG
Cling.
The Bergen county, n. j., grand
jury indicted Gus Eberhard on a
charge of numbering his aunt, Mrs.
Otillie Eberhard, at Rochelle Park on
Saturday, July IS.
The oil fire that has been raging
for several weeks in San Geronimo
is burning more fiercely than
ever. Oil experts are convinced that
the flames are being fed from a sub
terranean lake that drains a large
part of the coast oil fields in Texas
and Mexico, and that before it is ex-
this immense territory will
be seriously crippled.
In response to al appear for help
rom the sheriff at Ocilla, Ca, Gov.
Smith ordered a company of
troops rushed to the scene to
prevent the lynching of a negro held
on a charge of attempted as
The negro, who is under ar
est and lodged in jail, is accused of
the room Of Mrs. j. d.
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Mysterious abduction of a girl by
in Paris proves an attempt
If a mother to stop daughters philan-
hropic work.
Gov. John S. Little of Arkansas has
placed in a sanitarium here as
he result of his mental breakdown.
In the dead of the night Brig. Gen.
David K. Wardwell crept under the
window OF his wife, who was suffer
ng from leprosy in the contagious I
ward of the county hospital in Los
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