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

Au-
DIR. sohn Guiteras, the RENOWNED
yellow fever expert, has sresighed as
Chief sanitary officer of Havana. He
gives as his reason that his depart.
ment is SO crippled by unwise reduc'
tons in expenses that he is compelled
to decline lfFther responsibility fbf
holding the fever in check.
President Taft will arrive in st.
Louis Monday morning. October 25, at
7 o'clock. This information was given
Congressman Bartholdt at the White
House. by Private Secretary Carmen
g.. !, CA NJ
as %rched fuRew Yol%8olf1
lff,nA 3~id dec eaaafalIoelt, sttJfE1
police say Sorentino is one of a gang
of smugglers which has been costing
the government $685. 900 yearly, in
evas,d ~sH>y9lM4HGEl 9dt
The State Insurance company of
Nebraska, located at Omaha, was
susaels.9f in '%3llri Fsrk sfs s1s ssssFfffo7
The body of an ~1S-year-old daughter
Of Peter Jeremy a fisherman, Wa$
found in a swamp near Camp Perry,
the Ohio state rifle range. The condi-
ton of the body indicated violence.
fBfrHyPldheH sqoallsd EheTorlYs'
rhrNr6 ba1E hv ~ M COLI Hb6r@bS droHe
Xsfrseing G4sxih~E GreIry." -
mile in Ill Is over the half-mile
track at the Lima, O., driving park.
President Ohaldia and his ministers
held Ia long ebnfeseheeo n.the Subject
of the settlement demanded by the
United States government for the al
legged maltreatment of. American
citizens in Panama.
The United States authorities be-
gan their inquiry into the loss Of
many thousands of dollars supposedly
suffered by the First National bank
Of Upton. Ind, since the assistant
cashier. Noah, r. Marker, fed last
Saturday night.
oIoPulSuCS IOLn bdluOC lCpOlIS
serious rioting at Archangel, Russia,
where a mob of incendiaries have set
FIRE to various. localities and4made
desperate efforts g burn the whole
The Italian cruiser Etruria, which
has been cruising along the Atlantic
coast for several weeks. arrived at
Washington on a visit of COURTESY. ThR
officers will spaysa visit TO the navy
department. and. possibly 3,eall sQn
President !Taftaatl the White jHeuse. 10
{ Confessingt the emheEglements Of a.
large sum of money FROM DAZZLING g.
CO., a Chicago stock yards firmly John
Nolan, gave himselfsups at Eak0ma.
He Said hes took the tmpnegtt0,sa save
his brother from 1.-THE -penftentiarye
He was af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Just.
learned that his brother had Commit
ted suicide. i}FHa. e-slels1 ssh ~ uisl
+ SIM. McReynoldsi and Wifeileft>F Fort
Smith, Ark, in n automobile . forj
Peekskill,5 N. ", a 2,500-mile Journey
This is the first trip Of ithe kind ever
attempted from Arkansas. i#@a 1plyosfl
The torpedo boat destroyers Hull;
Truxton, Whipple.u Pau1i jones' Perry
and Hopkins sailed on a. three weeks
cruise in Alaskan waters to familiar
ize the officers and men with the
channels. ~ +iI -. "@ ~ IL ISL II
Forty thousand workers In the pa
per, wooden, cotton and allied indus.]
tries of Stockholm, went on strike.
The strike, it is stated. will be ex-
tended to'the' iron workers on August
"A circular has been issued to- the1
unions throughout the coun
try, calling for a general strike ON
1gfnssfii4n 1@1 Ut'11 70 ~ mi al
The eAvateuation Of Crete has begun!
The flags of the four protecting powers
Great Britain, France Russia andf
Italy We're hauled down Sunday, and.t
the British troops aeembafKed.f aThe1
troops Of the otheerr powers followed
the next day 80 tD'' H,'.D s's s
The Missouri Pacific placed an or
der. with the. American Locomotive
company for thirty locomotives Of the
r. Fsf~ !. A NA1@ esisH ff- 1at II
type. arr rr.fusry
James Biveps instantly killed his
brother David with 2 hoe at P~atatown,
n. g. The slayer surrendered at Colds
borossand following a preliminary ex
animation was released on bond @giu-al
Religious 0rdersaofi thesRhilippinea
Neutrality-suspicious. damages fione5
by the military forces 6f the fUnitedj
States, while using orJoccupyfng theirIl
property, If the bflla~ Introduced In athe
house by Mr.. Cooddrey passes. The bill
sartiSEs IAN apppfopriatfSn 6fss$4o,szsautfl
GoYernor Johnson and Mfrggi s 5ohYXg1
and his stan acScooimspahfed by theetftIi
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veil bust Of 5amcs-5-ffA-a-
Seattle exposition on Minnesota day,
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