The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-20

.tantharities wifh~mirr,rn Of the mails
He is cbareed with ADVERTISING . fak
teachers. aeascv In Mexicasn,,sswsna.
liners savinga6e oX,hd sefY,re,ndkitions
Efors TEACHERS ~ AbaTssb 3pn> fhe nHited
States, and TedUirinE apaynde&t Of 81
as a pledge Sf S~addfH4fth.s ~
Alonzo C.hurch, fcrmer .lf4ra rial
of the United. &atess senatas ;ffSad at
the home ~ fis SIN in Newark ~ T.
He was 81 WARS old
ax -, p;ouao Cotton
An - ..,
Manufacturing r~xsnananv two of the
largest cotfon mn, xsnrnorat;tN1s in the
south has MATHEMATICS %. The name
of the new coy6nsnv win ahaffhe River
| side and Nan Rivnr eaton mills which
will have a paids ri capital of 50 600.
| 600 in addition to 81. 600 600 surplus.
Samuel r Van SAINT Of Minnesota.
was elected commander-in-chief of the
| Grand Army of the Republic.
Two gend'armes and two robbers
were killed and a gend'arme captain
| and lieutenant and a robber were
wounded DURING q fiobt betwaen tho
gend'armes and robbers who were on.
deavoring to loot the R~aranovitch
postofice.
Tho largo moroooo uor,eoo+,,r
n,ant of A d uoffn,or o Co.. ;noor
norated West Ivnn Moss hrrnod
factory woe o1osoIv rnounaA wv
tenement bo,cec mopv Of which
burrod eoora of fou,uio. -
modo bouo1oss
80.
NAnni1 i"ieo'hy' cnaiseu WIN
nisn"'y iopoeiy' conilhitteu sulclue
IL 'ne jan d. udliieiu' N: d. ny nahs-
iNo' oeiie'oo one was ihho,
o1' VI "0 On"s0 a6"ih'' h0i' LII
.h"' 'eiioi oauseu oy llnpliSohihent
ulo'e nel " suicioe.
IWenty-one~ skeletons were un-
eartheded near. Piedmont, Tex, in an
made by the Houston &
Iexas Central railroad.
Inc Bankers Deposit Surety com
pany, an organization formed to in
sure deposits OF Kansas banks, was
denied permission to do business in
the state by the state superintendent
of insurance, Charles w. Barnes.
l.. C. Miege, an assistant professor
of French at the University of Kan
sas, is in Jail, charged by the federal
authorities with misuse of the mails.
He is charged with advertising a fake
teachers agency in Mexican news
papers, saying he could secure posi-
tions for teachers Of Spanish in the
United States and requiring a pay
ment Of So as a pledge of good faith.
During the progress of a ball game
between Valentine and Norfolk, Neb.,
a terrific wind storm carried off the
roof of the grand stand, near which
players and spectators had taken ref
uge. Nearly a dozen suffered inju-
ries.
The United States government
seized a carload of flour at Musca-
tine, Ia, under the charge of a viola
ton of the pure food and drug act,
because the flour was bleached. This
is to be a test case.
Mrs. May Spindle, wife of H. T.
Spindle, a prominent Louisville (Ky.) |
shot and killed herself in a
bedroom of her home while brooding
her own i'll health and that of
her daughter.
The four-story building of the T. S.
Bagley Tobacco company, at Detroit,
sdamaged4b by fire to the extent of
800, 900.
Murray Curran. son of Chief of Po-
ice Henry Curran, of Nashville,
Tenn, died from the effects of a fall
3y which his skull was fractured.
Captain w. H. Wood, aged 63 years,
a familiar figure on the hurricane
lecks of river steamboats, all the way
rom Pittsburg to New Orleans, fell
rom a barge into the Ohio river and
vas drowned.
Glowing reports have been received
the discovery in the Abercorn dis
riot of British Central Africa of gold
l~eposits similar to the Rand forma-