The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-09-19

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other property. The men overlooked
$3.50 of the railroad company's money
The department of justice is ad-
vised of the capture of between thirty
and forty seal poaching Japanese
boats n two %schOoners, the Sakali
and the Pinzai Maru, within the three
mile limit off st. Paul Island.
Although the auditing of the books
of A. Booth & Co., known as the Fish
Trust, continues to reveal a Juggling
system pracllced for the deception OF
directors by a person formerly high in
the management, the creditor bankers
aid they were certain that every dol
lar Of the 100000 Indebtedness
could be paid.
A Northumberland report, said to
have its origin in the castle of the
kaiser, has it that it is the wish Of
Emperor William that President
Roosevelt Will visit Germany upon his
return from his African hunting ex-
petition.
A great new nation is formed in
| Siberia. One OIL the most gigantic
migrations in history has been pro
ceeding so quickly that the world gen
orally has not noticed it. During the
past twelve months over SOC, 600 Rus
slams have gone to Siberia or equally
half the lumber of inhabitants OF the
United States received during that
nnrjnH frn,, tho rrL-1N - rth
An attempt to take The life OF
Governor Fort, of New Jersey by
means of an Internal machine has been
frustrated by the postal authorities.
The machine, loaded with deadly eX-
plosives, was mailed to the New Jersey
executive, but was intercepted by the
postal inspectors, h opened 1t and
prevented what might have been a
tragedy.
By the will of the late Miss Elizabeth
uould who was a first cousin OF Jay
Gould, the old Gould homestead at
Fairfield, Conn, will become a resung
place for self-suppOrting ome With
the homestead which is valued at $15,'
WV AN 40 Oil Alldo" ~ Va YAOO'ONO
to $1,000 for maintenance. Miss
Gould died a few weeks ago at her
home in Fairfield.
One of the most important steps re.
Gently taken in the development OF
practical navigation of the air will
come with the announcement, in a few
days that the Morris Park race course
has been leased for a period CT years
by the Aernautical Society of New
York, to be uSe0 as a testing ground
and experimental station for flying
machines.
Louis A. Gregori was acquitted OF
the charge Of attempting the life of
Maj. Alfred Dreyfus. The verdict was
rendered after the Advocate General
had made an earnest appeal for the
conviction and punishment of the de-
PENDANT.
Members of the Protestant Alliance,
which has attempted to stir up an anti
Catholic feeling and to prevent the
parade of Catholics on Sunday, the
most spectacular feature of the
Eucharistic Congress, were warned of
death in case the alliance exhibits any
show Of bigotry in connection with the
parade.
Two officials and an employe of the
Central Glass Co. have been indicted
by the grand jury for arson, IN con
nection with a fire that did Il 800, 00C
damage in New Orleans. The indicted
men are julius Lipps, manager; Abe
Wolf, secretary, and Judge Eckert, al
employee.
Disguised as a workman, the Rev.
John Thompson, pastor of the Nc
Methodist church of Chicago,
spent his time last month in nine of
the wealthy churches in this city, to
prove the socialists are wrong in their
theory that churches are for the rich.
says only one minister re-
pulsed him when spoken to at the
end of the services. Elsewhere he
was welcomed.
The Corners jury in the Rustin
case finds that DR.. Rustin of Omaha
to his death from pistol shot in
the hands of persons unknown, but re
that the actions of Charles
Davis be further investigated.
To America and Orville Wright, a
young man Of Dayton, Ohio.
goes the honor of accomplishing the
most marvellous feat in aviation yet
recorded. The Wright aeroplane.
operated by the aviator, whose brother
has heen conducting success
full tests in France, sailed over and
the parade ground at Fort,
Myer, Va, for 81 minutes and 81 Sc
conds, exceeding by 20 minutes and 81
the hitherto world-breaking
record of % minutes made by Della
grande near Paris.
Capt. J. K. Moore, Fifteenth Infantry
is dead at Fort Leavenworth after a
short illness of typhoid fever. Capt.
distinguished himself in the
Cuban. Philippines and Chinese wars.
Pearson Tally, of Wilmington, Del,
so years old, split his wife's skull with