The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-22
WIRE FLASHES

Wife murder at Lawton. Okla.
Two men were killed and on.
wounded in fight In Virginia.
The trial of F. F. Bouvy has beer
fixed for May 26 at Plaquemine.
Forest fires caused great dam.
age in Mexico.
Armas Woods was sentenced to
death for murder at Crowley, La.
Charlton is reported in Calcasieu
Parish.
Burton Broaden, a negro. was
hanged at Winnsboro, La.
At Knoxville, Miss, negro boy
shot and killed his father.
| The Dyke Edwanax murder case
is going on at Star.rsvllle, Miss.
W. L. Linton committed suicide at
Mobile, Ala
Three men were drowned while
on outings at New York.
John Rist, negro was Iynched
by a mob at Summit, Miss.
The boil weevil laboratory at Tai
lulah will be opened July 1.
Fred Hinton was killed at Bush.
La, while alighting from train.
Kermit Roosevelt, son Of Elk
President Roosevelt, was lost for
night in the jungle of Africa.
Several persons were killed and
a large number injured by tornado
in Kansas
AT Goddess Key, Fla, three men
were killed and dozen wounded
by an explosion of dynamite.
J. Ross Wilson, an actor, was
killed by being accidentally shot at
Laurens, S. C.
Charles Walker, II, was found
guilty of murder in the second de-
gree at Admission, Ark.
A widow at Lyons, Kans, shot
dead man who annoyed her.
Two young ladies were carried
over dam at Hansford, w. Va,
and drowned.
Arrest of twenty-eight Sioux City
dealers for selling liquor to Indians
was made through a decoy.
A Boston jeweler committed sui
eide in the presence of his two boys
at Denver. :
The gasboat Jerry with oysters,
sank off Timbilier Island; loss $4O,-
900.
The trial of Alden Lagrue for
Killing Gamekeeper Jordan is going
IN at Amite City.
The French Chamber of Deputies
ndorsed the attitude of the Gov :
rnment toward the strikers.
Ex-President Roosevelt is meet
ng with success on his hunting ex-
edition in Africa.
SALVATORE Rizzo, of Cincinnati. is
elieved to have been killed by the
lack Hand with poisoned fruit.
Robert Wilson, of New Orleans. a
enlist. was found injured near the
abroad track in Texas.
Bishop Charles B.. Galloway. OF
le Methodist Episcopal Church.
outh, died at Jackson, Miss.
The contract has been awarded
r erecting new school at Bre-
TX Bridge at a cost of $12,9e4. 4
Louis Arbogast, worth 100000.
as mysteriously murdered in his
'me at st. Paul, MINI and an at
mpt made to cremate the body.
Five of the accused in the lynch we
g cases at Tyler, Tex, were COM
ltted without bail and three admit so.
d to bail of $1,000. fro
The Mississippi Grand Lodge. An
lights of Pythias, in session at Me-
ian, elected officers and adjourn
10 meet next year in Greenwood. In
A proposition was made to the
ulsiana Conservation Commission 7
stop the two burning gas wells in d les.
Caddo field at cost OF $4,000. dali
Surfing Arnold, of Keno, Miss. r 'sal
retired from work at the age ne .r,
lO3 years. His oldest child is hav
years, ana the youngest 49, L.;
One thousand acres of cut-oyer mai
e lands near Houltonville, La, Nv NJ
been set aside for colonization II
emigrants from Holland. pub
Citizens at Ellisville, will form
OK company to establish a $780,
saw mill, and raise a fund of :
Ion. John w. Heron, father of E
). VIM. H. Taft, accompanied by don
daughter, Mrs. Louise Moore has two
e to the White House for visit.
). R. McMichael, a planter, IS Mrs
rs, and his wife, 48 years, died s t:ss
Grand Cane, La, nine hours
TT. They were buried in the
e grave
ne striking employees Of the b1ar
nch Government have appealed q
other labor organizations In inst
ace to support them in their Chi
Ie.
wo Of the i've men convicted IN Roue
Turpentine Trust case at sa- sous
q .t " oeivt Roug
. ~ JAIL Wn1ie fines Roug
ing from $4,000 to $4,000 were noug
'sed In each case. Rougl
E.S.
lie OF near1beer at Jackson.
:, mas ordered by the police to
after this week. z,
hiaaie, former Lieutenant vent,
rnor of Kansas, was killed in shaft
utomobile accident near Salina, Be
T. one !,
e Confederate battle flag of the NE
scouts, captured at Selma, Ala,
z, 1866, by the Fourth Ohio H,c,