The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-11-26
NEWS AS IT HAPPENS
RATIONAL. STATE, FOREIGN -.
INTEREST TO READERS VI
THE WHOLE WEEKS O0iAGs
tsert Mention CT interesting Hapnsn.
,ass From Day to Day Throuoh.
Gut the World.
DOM ESTIc.

esd out busy week this week wbar
ArOugh his private secretary. J. T
hsgman, he announced that he w;I,
sgshd his time at Austin listening -
kegations and applicants for appoint
senis under him.
Ed X. kone, commissioner of agri.
tsture, has gone after the ginners who
nave failed to report to his depart.
uent this year in new way. He Is
srlting the commercial secretaries q,
Il counties, giving them a list Of the
anners who have failed to report. and
sspeets them to get behind the delin.
gents
Wassili lvankowski and Andrei ID
"a, the Lynn bandits, were found gull
d Of murder in the first degree by the
kry for the killing of Thomas A. Ian
ssegnn. shoe manufacturer, and Po-
beeman Jas. H. Carroll at Lynn, Mass.
n June rs last. They were sentenced
b be electrocuted during the week Of
March 5, 1911.
Indicated by any team in Texas.
tse A. and M. farmers clinched thd
nhte championship Saturday by de-
Aatlng Southwestern University by
sore of to 0. The game was played
n field that was wet with water and
slippery with mud.
The fifth annual convention Of
he Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Water
uys Association, to be held at
81 Louis beginning Nov. 25, is expect
d to be the largest and most impor-
hHi In the history Of the organization.
rcre than 5000 delegates already
have signified their intention of being
PRESENT.
Saturday w. C. Moore brought in
se9N5a.rel gusher in the Markham
I'll field. This well is located on one
d The subleases of the Hardy Oil Com
mny and in close proximity to the pay
Ereak wells. This is the second gush-
q brought in within ten days. Large
nrsheR tanks are under construction
And small army of people are noW in
iAe AaId. .s.y, =.
latawr and seoreIegs uaszIs wxss'
longht out on Yale field Saturday De-
tween Harvard and Yale. To the ad-
besents of the Blue it was a moral VIC
,ury for the team, which "came back
10 defeat Princeton, proved too strong
ior the allpowerful Crimson team
which came confident of victory. When
he game, which must be reckoned
among the greatest ev, fought De-
iTeen these rivals, was over, the great
skFong of people, quieted, stepped
down from the tiers of seats and TOOK
up their honeward journey with mill
Eled emotions. the Yale men supreme
b happy over what their team had
done and the Harvard adherents sad
b having victory snatched from thelr
grasp through lost opportunities.
Several of the parties who have been
On a general hunt near Karnes CITY
have returned, bringing back apout
fourteen bucks. They had good luch'
Several other parties are getting reaoy
10 leave for the Nueces, and Will pe
gone three weeks.
George Dewey, the admiral OF the
navy, himself democrat, explained Ill
lac course of an interview SUNDAY III
Washington, that he anticipates ny
change in the program for the oulia-
lag of two battleships a year, unoef
the democratic house of representa-
tyes. He holds that battleship neet
b each ocean still will be necessary
after the opening of the fahanha
Canal. and that from forty to fifty pat,
tleships is the ultimate standard u
he American navy.
Four men were killed Saturday py
The Premature explosion OF a nVe-licn,
tlealiber gun at the Indian ieau
roying grounds of the navy. nc
hreeeh block of the gun, Whlch was
being tested, blew backward into the
crew which was firing the gun. Lieu
tenant Arthur @. Caffee, VINO was ~
charge OF the gun, was one OF the men
killed..
Forty-fve head of race horses, val
sed al $4,000. were burned SUNDAY IL
The stables of the Wichita and oou.n
sestern Fair Association at WIchlta'
Kansas. The horses were being VIII
tered there after a racing season on
The fair circuits of Kansas anu una
Roma The stables, which were iuli,
aestroyed, were valued at $4,000, nan
Insured. A further loss of $1o,ooo was
eue TO the burning of racing cai'''
aarness and other accessories.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt re.uin
q 10 the national capital Satu,ua'
ior the first time since his ofnclai ue
parture from the White iiouse ~
ssrch, 1909. In the role OF spoi -
nan and scientist. he came to reia'e
wiore the National Geography
sRty his adventures in the AiiieA
!argles.
hr. John Niche, prominent $50
laa OF houston, says South the
.eser had such a bright future Ia
ara ana garden line. -. At.
lpon no,.,u u.eu py Distrlc'
'orney u. &. Love, which was sians
by Judge Robinson, the Eai aa
sarlane murder case was coh,tn ~
= @ednesday at Galveston uh'i
aext term of court. Judge RoDinsoa
W the case for nearing the
,nealesday Of the Fehl uais -
sl, 20 whion de! endant eAeep 10,
satilg that the case could hot oe os,
sariy set until the regular fe'' go
@.M MAS Convened.