The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-14

hailed into the federal court under q
charge of contempt. During a master
commissioners hearing in the re
ownership proceeding for all Cleve'
land traction lines, johnson refused
to produce the books of the fare box
company.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
business section of Lovelace. KY, 1G
miles from Palucah, with a loss of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, partially
covered by insurance.
A volcanic disturbance has already
worked a complete change in the map
of Gogasiov island, co miles from I'm
alaska. Mount Mccullough, a noun
tain which was formed by a volcanic
disturbance a year ago, has already
disappeared. The mountain was 800
feet high. To-day, in it's stead, there is
a landlocked bay 80 fathoms deep at
the spot where it stood.
Appointment of four new supreme
court judges, decreed by the electorate
in Nebraska, is likely to be made by
the defeated Republican governor, and
a contest with Democrats may follow.
Analysis of vote in Wisconsin shows
that Taft ran as we'll as Roosevelt,
that La Toilette followers lost to
Governor Davidson's men and that the
Social Democrats were routed.
The Central Union Labor of Omaha
adopted resolutions instructing it's
delegates to the annual convention of
the American Federation of Labor,
which meets at Denver next week to
vote for Samuel Gompers for presi-
dent. The ballots, are to be cast first,
last and all the time"
The number of saloons in Chicago
has been steadily. decreasing until
there is now almost 1000 less than
1905. The failures have not been
among the women saloonkeepers, in
the opinion of the city clerk and col
lector, but among: the men. They esti-
mated that Chicago women own as
many barrooms today as they ever
did.
The Ruef jury has been completed
after two weeks. Over 1900 veniremen
have examined and thousands of dol
lars expended by the state and county.
AS the result of chr connection with
the Rustin murder cas in Omaha,
Mrs. Abbie Rice, star witness for the
state, against Charles Davis. accused OF
the murder, has been recOnciled to her
husband.
Professor Peter Kramer, of st.
Louis was dashed against the chin
ney of the Methodist church and killed
at Princeton, ILL.,, while making a bal
loon ascension at the. farmers car
nival. Glen Hayden, a 7-year-old boy
who was standing near the church
was struck by a brick falling from the
chimney which was wrecked by the
balloon, his skull was fractured and
he may die.
William Adler, the millionaire New
Orleans banker, who turned pirate,
and, after suffering shipwreck, es-
capped and in twelve months dug
enough gold u of three mines he
OWNS in Honduras to pay off $4,000
600 of debts, is coming back to stand
trial before a federal jury on the
charge of Incorporating the funds
of the State National bank, of which
he was president. This news has just
reached financial New Orleans.
At a meeting of the Manufacturers
Association of Lynn, Mass, Secretary
Sawyer said the shoe business would
start UP Immediately, and that he
looked for a prosperous year. General
Manager Fish of the General Electric
company said he looked for more pro-
sperous conditions.
John Wilson, motorman, was killed
and IL passengers injured, n seri-
ously, when a Lake Erie & Western
passenger train collided with a Chi
South Bend & Northern Indiana
car near LaPOrte, Ind. The
only passenger badly hurt was Mrs.
Edgar Austin.
President Roosevelt will make the
country home of J. P. Morgan his head
quarters during his visit to England at
the expiration of his African hunting
trip next year. The Morgan country
home, Dover House, at R~oehampton,
is reported as already overhauled in
anticipation of the presidents visit.
George F. Delong, 35 years old,
travelling representative of Polk &
Co., publishers, Sioux City, Ia, com
suicide at Oklahoma City, Ok,
by jumping under a Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific passenger train in the
presence of SO spectators. His head
was crushed to a pulp. He attempted
to kill himself first with a revolver in
4 hardware store.
The volcano of Yillarica, in
valdivia province, southern Chile,
mas been violent eruption since Thurs
Wallace H. Hopkins, the Chicago
broker arrested on charge of
1efaulting, was taken to Chicago and
placed in a cell.
G. Gampagnolo and Raphaele Car