The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-18
WIRE FLASHES.

i A' ISta qua LuIu6Q the tables
/ demanding that Vanquez surrender
Speaking in London, Herbert A:
. Qultn, the British premier, made tn
7. announcement that his policy was
t SET up IN Ireland a full system G
d SELF government in regard purely t
t Irish affairs.
the American Ice Company wa
: round guilty of violating the antimo
4 nopoly law Of New York by a jur
y and fined $1,000.
Mrs. Eliza Gribble, aged 20 years
J was killed: Mrs. Carrie Orlando wa
n nrsI assaulted and then killed, an,
Mrs. Maggie Hunter was SO hadl
{ beaten that she is at the point o
death in a hospital at Savannah. Ga
All the work of negro man.
A. e. Boley, the insane slayer O.
Sheriff Jacob Bell, at Shreve, Ohio
was shot and killed by a posse.
Emery Williams, near Boniface
Fla, shot and killed Seaborn Critch.
Held, his companion on a hunt, fol.
lowing quarrel over the division OF
game.
The grand jury at Cincinnati, Ohio
returned an indictment charging
black-mail against Mrs. jeanette
Stewart-Ford, the woman in the
Warriner case" Mrs Ford already
has been twice indicted.
A severe earthquake occurred in
| cin
The women and children's hospital
was wrecked.
Not since the Sully boom of 1908
has the New York Cotton Exchange
witnessed more sensational scene
or more spectacular rise in prices
than occurred Friday with the an
nouncement of the government re-
port.
At the telephone inquiry being con-
Quoted at Cleveland, Ohio, Frederick
H. Golf, president of the Cleveland
Trust Company, gave testimony indi-
eating that the recent deals nego-
| tiated by James B. Bradley, of To-
ledo, Ohio, were to a large extent
in the interest of the Bell Com
pany.
| Authoritative announcement Is
made that President Zelaya, of Mica
| ragua, will resign.
The British political parties are
| lining up their forces for the CAM
paign.
A moving picture of the assassina-
tion of Prince Ito, at Harbin, Is to.
be used in the trial OF the Korean
assassin
Eight-year-old Alma Kellner, whose
parents are wealthy, is missing from
her home at Louisville, KY, and is
believed to have been kidnapped.
Fire at Kalamazoo, Mich, caused
$750,00o loss.
A man hunt is in progress near
Columbus, Ga, for a negro who at
tackled a school girl.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith COM
mitted suicide at their home in Tulsa.
Mrs. Alma Dodson, of Springfield,
Mo-, about to undergo fatal opera
ton, entertained her friends at card |
party. She died under knife next day.
Charles Crowella, of Winchester,
Va, killed his bride and suicided be-
cause the woman charged him with |
stealing her trousseau.
A third revolutionary movement
has broken out in Nicaragua.
King Alfonso of Spain is suffering
from tuberculosis.
The police at Geneva confirm the
report of wholesale exodus of men,
bers of the Black Hand, who mean
to find new field of operation III
America.
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaivitch
second cousin of the emperor of Rus
sia, was designated to take full and
direct charge of affairs in Finland.
H. Clay Pierce, charged with false
swearing, was acquitted by jury at
Austin, Tex.
A negro accused of criminal as
sault, was sentenced to hang at Will
Jamestown, KY, a few hours after
being arrested, thereby averting a 1
possible lynching.
Mrs. Mary Wilhelm was convicted
of second degree murder at Newark,
N. j., for the killing Of her hus-
band.
DR.. L. D. Doxey and his wife were
held at st. Louis in connection with
the murder of William j. Erder,
whom the woman is alleged to have
poisoned for his life insurance.
The switchmen's strike on the
railroad has been
broken.
The fact has been developed that
the creditors of the Bailey brothers,
who fled to Honduras on the steamer
Goldsboro last year, and were arrest
ed and their vessel seized, have never
received one cent. Thousands OF dol
lars worth of goods that were taken
from the Goldsboro were sold and
given away at Puerto Costcz.
An explosion and fire at Hamburg, (
Germany, caused the loss Of over a
score of lives and destroyed proper
~ worth 100000 marks.
King Leopold of Belgium, regard
ing whose physical condition con-
fiicting stories continue current, was
reported to be improved.
The reply of the powers-Great
Britain, Russia, France and Italy-to
Turkeys request for definite set
tlement of the status of Crete is a
polite negative. Identical notes were
handed to Turkish ambassadors at
The respective capitals.