The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-10-23

.lgpre ing xapfdly III Nicaragua.
detlared to De pfent tiful La far ls. !
| President Taft saw an Indian dane,
land discussed statehood in New Mex
leo:
Third assistant postmaster gen
eral has resigned because of il
| health.
| Attorney General Wickersham de-
clines to discuss decision in Pana,
ma libel case
Ralph Wilmer, American, in Rus.
sia, with expired passport, is in Sc.
rious trouble.
| King Edward held long consulta-
ton with party leaders over budget
crisis in London.
Miss Jeannie Bailey Blanchard, OF
New Orleans, was married. to Wis
count Chaselle in Paris.
DR.. F. A. Cook was extended the
freedom of the city of New York by
the Board Of Aldermen.
John NJ. Parker announces ac-
ceptance of plans for new Southern
Commercial Congress building.
Mr.. Meyer, Secretary Of the Navy,
cancelled his engagement to visit
New Orleans with President Taft
Bomb-carrier in St. Petersburg
was exterminated by premature ex-
plosion and companion wounded.
Sir Thomas Upton talked encour-
agingly of his prospects of securing
another race for the Americas cup.
Secretary of War Dickinson may
become compromise candidate for
United States Senator in Tennessee
The cathedral at Pisa, one Of, the
architectural wonders of Italy, Is re-
ported to have been destroyed by a
mob.
A fist fight between Conservatives
and Republicans in the Spanish
Chamber of Deputies was narrowly
averted. as. .
President Taft has invited West
ern insurgent leaders to confer with
him in November regarding railroad
legislation.
An expedition had been organized,
DR.. Cook announced, to ascend Mount
Mckinley and bring back the records
he says he left there. =
Japan has taken bull by horns and
warned China, to- consult before
granting any more. railroad fran
chises in Manchuria. r'sf'~ "
In Paris one policeman was killed
and seventy-six persons weresintured
in riots following the execution of
Prof Ferrer in Spain.
The naval harbor at Dover, Eng
land, which has been under construc-
tion for eleven years, was opened by
the Prince of Wales Saturday.
1.-The daughter of 'Ferrer, alleged
revolutionary. leader in Barcelona,
appealed to-. Alfonso to save
her father, who condemnded to. be
shot. 49,.
Captain Bildebrand, who jumped
out of window on eve of wedding,
in Germany, killed comrade few
years ago just before latter's we'd
ding. =, r.
General Estrada, former command
ant at Bluefelds, has started a re-
volt against Zelaya in Nicaragua.
Three were killed in fight at Grey
town.
State Senator P. H. McCarren, OF
Brooklyn, N. T., took turn for the
worse. He made his will and a priest
was summoned to administer the last
rites. ,.s
Managua dispatch says Estrada's
brothers have branded him as traitor;
Greyfown has been taken by Chamor-
70, and Estrada is heading for Cape /
Gracias.
Motions to quash the indictments
against Gov. Haskell OF Oklahoma
and others, charging land frauds.
were overruled by Federal Judge
A report from Managua, the cap
ital Of Nicaragua, was that the revo-
luton had aroused great indigna--
tion." It was admitted that the out
come is in doubt.
Minister Crane has been fred for
his indiscretion. Secretary Knox gave
out statement of reasons, and he re-
piled accusing department of fail
ing to adequately inform him OF
pending questions.
The fact that Japan holds dom
mating influence in the Orient was
demonstrated by the news that the
Japanese legation at Pekin explained
% the diplomats the cause Of the dis
nissal Of Minister Crane. Ordinarily
his would have been done by the
Chinese government.
Frank A. Munsey was reported to
have made several million dollars in
stock speculation.
r. B. Belts, said to have been the
'ather of a New Orleans physician,
vas murdered in New York.
Disastrous storm swept over Ten
lessee, Alabama and Georgia, Den
mark, Tenn, was wrecked and ruins
Two were killed and fifty
injured. Hundreds of thousands Of
lollars Of damage was done in At
anita, Chattanooga, Rome and Mem
,his. ..