The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-06

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LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign, Lands Through
out the Nation, and Particularly
The Great Southwest.

AoA lAoS AIS kAS Wv
mands Of the United States for repa
ration in the cases involving NAL
treatment of American naval officers
and seamen, the delay Ia acting Oh
which produced much Irritation A.
the State Department.
The urgent deficiency appropriation
bill which was reported to the sen
ate carries ST. 7,1S5, and an in.
crease of s6S7.S26 from the bill as
passed by the house. The principal
increases were required in order to
carry out provisions of the new tariff
law.
When majority leader Payne, head
of the house c%onferees on the tariff
bill which bears his name. ose in
the house to present the report OF the
conference COMMITTEES of the two
houses on the bill, the measure had
been in conference for just&three
weeks.
Arthur F. Slater OF the State OF
Washington, former assistant secre-
tary of the treasury, is to be made a
sort of supervising special agent of
the treasury for the Pacific Coast
ports. Mr.. Slater will probably make
his headquarters at Seattle.
James L. Houghteling, of Chicago,
while on his way to attend the worlds
conference of Young Mems Christian
Associations, which is being held
here, was set upon by thieves in, thp'
italian frontier. He beat off five(0f
the robbers with his fists, sending one
to the hospital and capturing two
others.
Advertising, its necessity In the
conduct of every big business and its
legitimate place in American com
merce, will be discussed in all its
phases at the fifth annual convention
of the Associated Advertising clubs
of America, which meets here August
2. 526 and q.
Indian Commissioner Valentine
swept aside Governmental red tape In
order to relieve the sufferings of
1900 Indians in Washington who
were. left without shelter or food as
a result of the recent series of storms
and cloudbursts in that state.
A-tremendous rainfall, which at
tanned proportions of eloudburst,
did great damage at Detroit. Fac
tories are Shut down with Hooded en-
CINE rooms and Streets are running
rivers, while easements land houses
in low Lying localitieslares flooded II
Soigreat is theFgush ofapplioants for
Indian reservation lands to- be'Idrawn
August 9. that the land department
officials at SpokaneJplaced an order
for SO, 600 more eegeffstration blanks
Mrs. William Chase of Middleton,
MY, said to- befa relative to Presi-
dent Taft, was. struck and Killed by
an Erie railway train as she was
about to leave for a seaside resort.
japanese, Portuguese, Spaniards and
Porto Ricans, having proved. a failure
as plantation laborers, the. Planters
association of Hawaii will try to solve |
the labor question by importing
Filipinos. eaz@uJi ...t..t. 5esf*fI
Secretary of War Dickinson was
from Washington by tie
graph, his SON, Captain Overton Dick
inson, being critically ill at Nashville.
of congestion of the lungs.
Mrs. Thomas Renwick, of Newark,
N. j., So years old, and already the
mother of three children, gave birth
to five infants, four living and per
fectly. formed, though very weak,
the fifth malformed and dead.
Passengers arriving at Victoria, B..
c., from Shanghai report that, great
entailing serious loss, occurred
in Yangtse just before they sailed.
Many villages were washed away and
the loss Of life was heavy. Famine
1t is feared Will follow. ~ eYl,
A huge. demonstration by the. organ
organized labor party of London, was
held in. Trafalgar square, to, protest
against the visit Of the car OF. Rus;
STA to England. ~sgs,v ,lst, IL
Mogul, a Bengal tiger. at Coney
Island attacked it's keeper, Henry
Falkendorf, during a performance and
injured him SO that small hope 10
held out for his recovery. ~ f.ir 4r34j
Mrs. j. Addison Hayes, daughter Of
the late Jefferson Davis president OF
the Confederacy, died at her home in
Colorado Springs, after m illness .of
six months II sssg >.3. 4.sdI II
with her rigging damaged and iheE
sails almost torn into shreds, the aish.
ing schooner Minnie W. tfeported'latd
Pensacola, Fla, the loss OF TIRES owl
her crew in the gulfAHufriaahe ofulastfr
Wednesday, ri shifss1
John v. Herrorn. father-in-law Of
President TAFT. is seriously ILL.,, fol
lowing a mild stroke Of pafaiysis
Owing to Mr., Herrons age, "a, it ia
Safa .1ha fstrpRe nayIIsproys aey9asns4
Miss Morgan, daughter Of j. Pier
pont Morgan, Of New York, made q
rip aboard the dirigible balloon Vile
lie Nancy at Nancy. Franco