The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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.

The supreme court, at Columbus
O.. in a decision, holds that the right
of cities to tax automobiles was taken
from them when the state AUTOMOBILE
tax license law was passed.
A desperate attempt to wreck q
south bound Milwaukee passenger
train. Just north of Redfield, 5. d.
was made. A young farmer who was
walking on the track to his nome
heard an explosion. He Investigated
and found a section of the track mao
been blown out. He tagged the pas
senger train and prevented a dlsas-
trous wreck.
A west bound Canadian Pacllc
freight train was ditched near kam-
loops. Manitoba, and i've ramp
stealing a ride were killed. Two 9TH
ers were badly injured.
It is understood that the Turkish
government has ascertalned that the
cash deposits of Abdul Hamid, the de-
posed sultan of Turkey, in the 1mpe-
rial Bank of Germany amount TO nVe
million Turkish pounds, approximate
Iy s21,5 SOC. 900. How to obtain posses
sion of this sum is exercising h
minds of the Turkish authorities.
Seven miners were badly burned
Thursday, one so seriously that ne Will
probably die in an explosion OF gas IN
the Observation-Disclosures Coal company's
mine az Huger, w. Va.
Following a trivial quarrel George
Cohen, 9 years old, u a tarSeI
rifle and killed Maggie Farrell, 8 years
his senior. The shooting occurred at
Edgefleld, a suburb of Waco Iex
: That there will be no interference
with Sunday baseball in Indiana this
season was indicated when 1t was
learned that the test case against
Charles Carr, manager of the Indiana
polis team. would not come up in the
criminal court until late in September.
Robert LIE Clerez, who, it is alleged
bv the police is wanted in Hacken-
sack, N. j., in connection with the
forgery of a check for $4,000 was
found San Francisco. He will be
detained until instructions arrive from
New Jersey.
John J. Ryan, the we'll known
Cleveland sporting man, was indicted
on a charge of operating a bucket
shop by the Hamilton county grand
Jury.
While bathing in Linn creek, near
Marshalltown, Iowa, Carl Johnson.
aped s. and his brother Leonard, aged
Z. were drowned in twelve feet OF
water. The bodies were recovered.
Albert Ziegel of Buffalo, N. Y, n
of the pioneer brewers OF America,
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Herman Grau, aged 81.
Stephen s. Pangburn, 60 years old,
A produce merchant Of Cassopolls,
Mich, was arrested charged with the
murder of his wife from whom he had
been separated. The police found him
living uninjured beside his wife's body.
The ninth biennial convention OF
the International Boot and Shoe work
ers opened at Syracuse, N. T., with
RAG delegates present.
The first execution on Hawaiian ter
ritory during a period OF three years
when vi Ali Dam, a Korean,
recently convicted Of murder, was
hanged for his crime.
The president has ordered a court
to meet at Denver, Colo, July
eth for the trial of First Lieutenant
Clarence S.. Nettles, U. S. A. on
charges of financial irregularities pre-
by General Thomas, command
the department Of Colorado.
Virgil Farr. who, with w. L. Boyd,
is alleged to have first fired upon A.
w. Newman in last Mondays deadly
street duel at Meadowville, Miss, has
surrendered to the authorities.
Chief Plenty Horse, a Sioux Indian,
30 years old, connected with a Wild
show, was killed by a train at
the South station, Boston. He was
the Pine Ridge agency and mar
ried.
Rev. D. w. Baker, D. D., CT years OF
a pioneer Methodist minister. OF
the central Illinois and Methodist con-
ference, died at Guthrie, Okla. He
was connected with the Illinois Wes-
university at Bloomington e v
nral years, president Of the Chaddock
at Quincy, ILL.,, and later presi-
dent of the Missouri Wesleyan uni
at Cameron.
The government expedition under
Capt. Elmar Mikkelson, the Arctic ex-
olorer, sailed aboard the Danish
steamer Alabama for Greenland, to
search for the bodies Of the Erickson
party. \,
Mrs. Lena Mason who recently at
,empted to shoot John w. Talbot,
president Of the Order OF
OWLS, in front of the South Bend, j
Ind police station, was held to the /
.rand jury on the charge Of attempt
ny murder. Her bond was placed at
s. 900 in default of which she went to /