The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-09-17
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.


tween Chicago and Denver.
Miss Alice Broderick, the young
actress of New York, who was mis-
taken by several people for Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. was thrown from her
horse and painfully and seriously in
jured.
In a runaway at Millersburg, Ind.
Mrs. Sarah Crouch, 40 years old, was
thrown out and killed and her daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie Matther, q years
old, was injured seriously. Two chill
dren escaped unhurt. The harness was
defective and when the party drove
down a hill the horse became fright
ened; ran away and overturned the
buggy.
Alleging as ground for action that
their baby caught cold while they
were travelling in an unheated coach
and died from resultant illness, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Haywood, have sued
the Burlington Railway company for
$4,000 at st. Joseph, Mo.
William H. Rhodes, a printer is
locked up at St. Louis on the COM
plant of Mrs. Mamie Rhodes, who
says she has, been informed by the
chief of police of Danville, Ill, that
Rhodes has another wife and several
children in that city.
Utica, n. Y, was shaken up by an
explosion, when unknown persons,
evidently seeking revenge dynamited
the building owned by Justice A. A.
Auert in Deerfield, a suburb. The post
office and general store were wrecked.
No n was injured.
Thomas w. Rally, a theatrical man,
announces hat he has signed a con
tract with Glenn Curtiss, the American
aviator aad winner of the coupe inter-
national at Rheims for five exhibition
flights to be given in Chicago October
20.
The suspension of E. E. Paine & Co.
a stock-brOkerage firm of Louisville,
KY, with New York and Chicago con-
nectiOns, was announced.
Ellie Owens, formerly of East ST.
Louis, committed suicide in Denver
Tuesday, after shooting at his sweet
heart, Miss Pearl McReynolds, of Den
yer.
Robert Paterson Strine of st. Louis,
Wednesday telegraphed an offer of
$4,000 a week for a 10-Week lecture
tour to Commander Robert E. Peary.
E. PattelO, fireman, was killed and
Charles Jones, engineer, fatally in
jured in a Santa Fe freight wreck at
Carbondale, Kan. A broken rail
caused the accident.
Peace and quiet will again reign in
McKees Rocks. The costly strike
has been in progress f%fty-three
at the Pressed Steel Cam COM
pany is over. The workmen, number
Ing owe 5000. have won a complete
victory.
We're st. Leger Gould, who with his
wife was convicted at Monte Carlo in
1902 of the murder of Emma Levin in
to obtain her jewelry, is dead
at Cayenne, French Guinea, whittier
he was transported for life after his
sentence Of death was committed.
Robert H. ThOrborn, who, two years
ago, broken in health and fortune, and
blind, disappeared suddenly from his
Chicago office, has returned to the
Board of Trade and surprised scores
Of traders who for years had known
as a familiar figure in the pit.
They had believed him dead.
The marriage of Miss Fernando
Wanamaker, daughter Of Wadman
Wanamaker, and granddaughter of
John Wanamaker, and Arthur DeHee-
zen, son Of the Count of Paris, will
AXE place at the Paris home of Wad-
nan Wanamaker on the Champs Ely
sees, on October 4.
John F. Stevens, the engineer for
nerly in charge of the Panama canal
has been elected presi-
lent of the Oregon Trunk Line.
The death of E. Lefebvre, the
aviator, who was killed by a
from his aeroplane, Tuesday, re-
calls the very few fatalities that have
'esulted from the numerous tests of
lying machines since Letour and De
Jroof were killed in 1854.
Miss F. l.. Todd, a young woman
living on on Staten Island, has O
an %aeroplane which ste
links will be superior to any which
Won prizes last week in France.
Lieut.. Benjamin j. Foulois, U. S. A.,
sailed for Europe on the Teutonic to
'epresent the United States at the
International A%eronantic conference
be held at Nancy, France, Septem.
ger 1924.
Complete returns indicate that Tom
L. Johnson, three times mayor of
Cleveland, was renominated for that
,osition on the Democratic ticket at
he primary election held there Tues
lay. Herman c.. Baehr is the prob
bile Republican nominee for the same
'osition. A heavy vote was castor
lotn sides. !