The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-05-21

LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
@SS|TERsELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through.
outsthe Nation, and Particularly
The Great Southwest. 1 4

1.-THE Great Southwest. : s 2
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was dynamited and robbed of $4,000
William Adler, found guilty in thu
federal: court on "a counts charging
misapplication of the funds ofsIths
defunct State National Bank of New
Orleans. OF which, he was president
was ,pIRced in the parish prison te
await sentence,
The Iower house of the Michigan
egislasHsse,s bySa yote4of5A67 to-4 passed
a bill to extend the primary nomina
ton system yaessis"tt TO United States senator's
The senate is, expected to .concur,,,u
Richmond Dean, general manager
of the Pullman company, announced
that 5 5000, 900 would be spent Ing the
Improvement of the car shops at Pull
man, III. This means the employment
of IL, 1000 men.
President Taft will be a welcome
visitor at the Boston National League
baseball grounds this summer. Owner
George E. DoTey has; designed a, solid
silver special pass for the ichief ex-
ecutlVe. gruE- so g-L~.q7E Il .a~3 +..lt.
Capt. Rhodes, : commanding tWQ
troops-of-the- Sixth cavalry, struck q
portion of the band of outlaws headed
by Jikiri near Banlno, p. I.,'Wednes-
day and in Il fight that followed FIVE
of the natives We're killed, One or
these was lJammang, noted as a trust
ed lieutenant Of Jikiri, - ,',
Representatives Garner and Dies OF
Texas, Stanley of Kentucky, Chandler
Of Mississippi and Sims of Tennessee,
all Democrats, have protested FORM
ally ito Speaker Cannon because
negroes occasionally are served IN
the mouse restaurant.
1t was -anpbuneed at Fort Riley
Kas., that Brig. Gen. Winfield Sedger-
" will succeed Gen. John B.. Kerr~as
commandant Of the fort on the lat
ter's retirement May 90 Gen. Sedger-
ly is now in command Of the depart
ment of the Dakotas at St. Paul.
iteahas been aimpessible TO verify,
the story coming from the Islandfof
st. Vincent that the captain and crew
of the American whaling vessel Carrie
D.. Knowles of Pr%oviheetoWn, Mass
have been languishing in a Venezuela
Jail for five years.
It~was1 reported that Elmer Dover,
secretary of the Republican national
committee, would be appointed short
ly as national bank examiner for the
statR Of New York by Lawrence g.
Murray, comptroller of the currency.
Two dead, a third wounded and the
authMiues..t pursuit Of another, are
the resuits-ef a-pistoCight in the
tent of a Wild west show at San An
gelo, Tex. The shooting followed the
performance.
The Canadian Pacific railway re-
ceiEeda communication from Count
Boni de -Castellane, former husband
of AnnN Gould, fskipg that arrange
ments be made for guides, etc, for a
hunting "trip after big game in the
Rocky mountains in Jplys.9
Ten. j. d. TllSUIC, "hN
Mexican pioneer, died at Mexico City.
Heewas bern in Albany, N. Y, in 1923
and went to California when a boy.
HeScame to Mexico over 80 years
anf was the Oldest American resident
here. '@t
Gov. Haskell and the six other Ok
lahomans will, it is stated, move that
the federal grand jury, called to re-
investigate the Muskogee town lot
cases be dismissed. This move is to
be made when the jury is organized.
T. G.. M. Weaver, alias Professor
West. charged, with operating in At
lanta, Ca, several months as a clair
voyan was Monday sentenced to
serve twelve months on the chain
gang and six months in, Jail.
DR.. Leon Harrison: Of Temple
Israel, St. Louis, stoutly opposed the
inturmarriage} of Jews and Christians
in a sermon Sunday at the Free Syn
agogue i n-New York. He said, Inter
marriage would simply mean-not
that the vast majority would be
drawn to Israel, but that we OF Israel
would be overwhelmingly merged and
lost in Christendom." -e} y
The United States circuit court Of
appeals Monday decided that the
of April IS, 1906, was not
the cause of the San Francisco fire
occurring after the earthquake. The
decision affects several hundred suits
pending against insurance companies
suffered in the great fire.
asCapt. Alex M. sWetheril of the Nine
teenth infantry was Wednesday or
dered to duty at the Aiaska,Yu Yukon
Pacific exposition at Seattle. WASH
and will report to the president of
LIE exposition by May Is. f
ii otto ,Suter Of CLEVELAND won the
WeNarweight wrestling championship
the rwerld from Charles Conkle OF
Hamilten %, I'M CleYeiand. suter
won 10 straight falls Of 46 and min
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