The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-04-28

IS more than last year. The Casino
shares have a par value of $10O, but a
market value of about $1,140.
Dispatches from the interior say
that violent earthquakes have again
shaken parts of Costa Rica. Hun
dreds are said to have been rendered
homeless by the quakes and the in
habitants of the small towns have
flocked to San Jose.
Quo warranto suits to oust the
packers in the alleged beef trust from
the state of Missouri will BE filed
within 80 days, Attorney General Ma
jor announced Wednesday upon ad-
journment of the ST. Louis prelimin-
ary hearing.
Henry Farman Sunday made a new
record. carrying passenger in his
aeroplane across country from
Etampes TO Orleans, France, 40 miles.
There will be no strike on the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western rail
road. Supt. T. E. Clark has notified
Presidents Garretson and Lee of the
Trainmen's Brotherhood that his COM
pany would abide by the New York
Central award
What is said to be the first case of
pellagra in Vermont has just been dis
covered at hospital in Burlington.
The patient is woman.
Two convicts, Edward Driscoll and
John Potter, also known as John Dill
Elson, escaped from the Ohio peniten-
tiary Monday by scaling the walls.
Both were TRUSTEES and had the free
dom of the shops.
Apparently in excellent health and
spirits, William j. Bryan returned to
America Monday after trip through
Chile. Bryan arrived on the steamer
Caracas from San Juan, P. r. A COM
mittee representing the Circumnavi-
cation club welcomed Bryan.
Four mail clerks are dead and three
trainmer and mail clerk injured as
result of the wreck on the through
flyer from New Orleans to Chicago, on
the Illinois Central, five miles north
Of Jackson, Miss, early Monday. The
dead are: w. R. Lift, V. E. Howhe,
Jones Treloar and A. w. Woods, all
mail clerks.
The funeral of G. F. Hartman, vet
eran editor and county official, was
held at the White Swan church, east
of Richview, ILL.,, Sunday. The obse-
quies were attended by large con-
course, including the county officials.
Having served II days as private
secretary to Mrs. Taft, Miss Mary
cambridge Spiers has resigned, and
will resume her duties in the war de-
partment. Her successor has not been
chosen.
A cablegram received at the Offices
of the Domestic and Foreign Mission
ary society of the Protestant Episco-
pal church said the mission of that
society at Ccangsha, China had been
destroyed. Two missionaries at the
station, however. the cable message
added, were safe at Hankow.
Captain" Koepenick, the military
joke of Germany, sailing from New
/ York on the Auguste Victoria, has a
new scheme of mind for startling Eu-
rope when he reaches the other side
He intends, he says, to attach him
self to the staff of former President
Roosevelt and show him through Ger
many.
Fire Lieutenant Ambrose was killed
and three other persons were injured
in fire at Nashville, Tenn, which
damaged the plant of the Bradford
wholesale furniture manufacturing
plant to the extent of about $4,000.
The mutilated body of Alfredo Do.
verlska, bearing evirence of murder,
was found Saturday in shed in the
rear Of 1857 Tell Place, in Chicago
There were no scars nor marks on her
throat to show that she had been
strangled. Nearly all the garments
had been stripped from the girl.
Ignacio Mariscal, Mexico's foremost
diplomat and for more than 80 years
head of the department of foreign re.
lations, died suddenly early Sunday of
pneumonia.
E. w. Stephens of Columbia, Mo-,
speaking at the dinner of the Young
Mems Democratic club at the South.
ern hotel in St. Louis, Saturday, sug.
gested that either Joseph w. Folk or
David R. Francis might be urged as
Missouri's choice for the Democratic
nomination for president.
The emperor's dinner at the imperial
palace at Schoenbrunn, Austria, Fri
day night, constituted the concluding
official function of Colonel Roosevelt's
visit to the Austrial capital.
Lord Kitchener, the great English
military commander and the avenger
of Chinese" Gordon at Khartum, is
for international peace. This was his
message to Chicago during a brief Wis
1t there.
William A. Rublee, United States
consul general at Hongkong, died Fri
day of peritonitis.
John D. Rockefeller has returned tc
his home at Pocantico Hills and is
playing golf daily. Recently he made