The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-08
NEWS AS 1T HAPPENS
NATIONAL, STATE, FOREIGN oe
INTEREST TO READERS
THE WHOLE WEEKS OOiNGS
Snort Mention of Interesting Happen
lugs From Day to Day Throuob.
cut the World.
DOMESTIC

81 MKR lv' @tIIA houfS into the debris
Il ii the q ked Times building, which
\ sas blown up Saturday night at Los
Angeles, Htvc unearthed five of the
Il sneteen bodies buried in the rnins
ghe shovel brigade is still at work.
sided hy huge railway crane and
Derrick, which is lifting out the re-
nans Q. lie heavy steel.
There vas given out from the hat
teshiP New hampshire in New York
Sunday list OF twenty-nine men who
vsre sGI posed 10 have perished by the
syamping of a barge or whaleboat
Eh!ch WHS being towed to the vessel
Al anchor N the Hudson River. Ap-
pended 10 The list are the names of
eleven men who are still absent. but
who were not recognized as having
been in The swamped boat.
Two thousand head of cattle from
The Piedra> Blanca ranch in Mexico
Fere denied admission to the United
States Sunday because they We're
found to Dc affected with the fever
tick
Four killed and nineteen seriously
injared, -hree of them probably fatal
IL. was the price in human life paid
Saturday Al Long Island for the sixth
running OF the Vanderbilt cup race,
won in elecrtifying fashion by Harry,
Grant. driving a 120-horsepower Alec.
Grant. who distinguished himself last
year by finishing first in the fifth Van
derbilt. won Saturdays event from
Joe Dawson. driving a Marmon. by
The narrow margin of 25 seconds. John
Aitken in the National, was only a
minute and six seconds behind Daw-
son.
Because Of the cholera scare in
Europe, the incoming transatlantic
liners. the Lapland, from Antwerp,
and The Perugia, from Naples, were
detained at quarantine in New York
for Inspection Sunday.
One of the most disastrous fires
Assvia l2g had in years destroyed the
cotton seed house of the Austin Oil
Manufacturing Company Sunday and
between 1000 and 5000 tons of cotton
seed In addition to this two box cars
loaded with cotton seed were also de-
siroyed, and number of other cars
we're barely rescued from the flames.
Only the efficient work of the fire
fighters saved the oil mill itself. and in
the small loss of 100000 is considered
remarkable
Contracts will probably be let dur
Ing the coming week for what will be
the largest sawmill in Texas. 1t will
be built by the w. T. carter Lumber
Company aud will be located at Cam
dea, Tex. where the Carter company
owns and controls about 00.0O0,00O
feet OF timber adjacent to the mill sire,
which will be sufficient to feed the
mill for about thirty years even though
II should be run at full capacity for
that length of time.
The packet freighter New York, op-
Grated by the New York Steamship
Company of Detroit foundered early
Sunday fifteen miles south of Thunder
Bay light in Lake Huron. Her crew,
under the command of Captain NJ. II.
Humphrey reached Detroit aboard the
Steamer Mataafa. having been picked
up by the latter near the scene okthe
nnnaerng. The loss of the boat ana
cargo is estimated to be at least SI5,-
ee0
By winning from Cincinnati Sunday
Chicago won the National League pen
hant for 1910. Gaspar was hit haro'
while Cincinnati's support was poor.
Reulhach pitched himself out or the
several dangerous looking holes. onh-
pre Brennan ordered a spectator OH
the grounds In the fifth inning. Inc
man had been criticising Brennans
DECISIONS in a loud manner.
During the past month something
over 25,00o feet of track on the line
Of the Galveston Houston lnterurpah
were laid. and the heads OF the con-
struetiOn forces of that project declare
themselves 10 be well satisfied with the |
Progress thus far made.
jockey Tom Loates, who died al |
Brighton, England, Saturday, LETT
fortune of about $l,125 700. largely the
result Of careful investments made py |
aim under the guidance of Leopold dc /
Kothshild his chief employer. Loates |
Twice won The EPSON Derby-in 1889
on the Duke of Portland's Donovan t
and in t>a2 on II. McCalmonte's Ism
slaSs. ID -niS latter race the uhe'
z;SS, is still d record for the event.
The existence OF a secret method OF
making pearls which. if disclosed
would make them as plentiful and as
cheap as collar buttons. was told sat
arday by Professor Bashford. dean OF
tolumbia University. TO the American
Fisheries Society in session at Ne"
York City.
One OF the best counterfeit SO oliis
OF Recent years has ben discovered py
NE Secret service in New York. ne
note is such a fine piece OF workinan
snlp that Chief Wilke. in a ~arhihs
sent broadcast declares the olil WIZ
eise the public a great deal OF troupie'
Particularly on the Pacific coast.