The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24
FFVs AS IT HAPPENS
|.,noNAL, STATE, FOREIGN. OF
INTEREST TO READERS.
hi WHOLE WEEKS 0OiNGS
|est Mention Of Interesting Happen.
nu From Day to Dav THROUGH.
out the World.
DOMESTIC

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fby Shepard, the 16-year-ol
sreater OF j. W. Shepard, who, wit
Srother, Taylor Shepard, was mu,
I'D at their home in Newkirk. Ok
sqsy confessed that she killed tb
men In her confession she de
I HE cause or the crime was rba
aen whipped her. She also wen
tbe Woodshed, secured the ak Wit,
.sth the crime was committed an,
,re Ii to the officers.
ss,ore leaving Beverly for Bostor
hurday President Taft announced
Nj in his message to congress in De
,aber he will recommend the appro
|,,tion Of s2,000,000 to begin the
rk Of fortifying the Panama Canal
Taft has always favored the pro
stiOn Of the canal with great guns.
i L he thinks the time has arrived tc
gn the work.
81 The I0ng-draWn out controversy be
|ysD the United Mine Workers and
IN Operators Association, including
Isouri Kansas, Oklahoma and Ar
gas, was Saturday brought to q
In BY a joint ratification Of the new
strsst and the $4,000 men affected
) n return to work this week. Os
IA $4,000 miners originally affected,
&s@ have already returned to work
nser independent contracts negotiat-
f / N the Miners Association. The
sgt Of the five months struggle be-
.peD the miners and the operators
compromise contract, satisfactor-
! Il 10 both. ... ..
Tie penitentiafy reform bill was
Saturday, signed and approved by
Governor Campbell. 1t will go into
effect Jan. 20, 1911, and not ninety
lgaaer adjournment, as some have
aagft that it might do, for Governor
tlnpbell viii make no effort to ap-
plt the commissioners, but will fol
4 p out the legislative intent that it
|tall 20 into effect Jan. 20, 1911. At
|tre minutes to 4 Governor Campbell
accompanied by the various news
paper correspondents and Private Sec
retary ] R. Bowman, went into his
Vffce to sign the measure. A few
minutes later his official sanction and
ignature was affixed to the bill and
was sent to the secretary of states
efce to be published along with the
Fher acts of the third and fourth
nled sessions of the thirty-frst leg
Eature.
l unique movement has been inau-
rated by the American Purity Fed
saion this year Instead of holding
annual convention as usual, its
iicers and number of it's depart
lsat workers have planned to visit
ssether twenty or more of the lead
Z cities Of Canada and the United
'les, holding from one to three-day
saefences at each stop. They do
y not only TO instruct the people
afolte M the various phases of the
SAF question, aut also in order that !
II NAY nave larger opportunities to
Iaay local conditions. They start |
q chicago and swing west through |
dada to the Pacific coast, then go
south to Los Angeles. from which |
Dal tney turn east, stopping at Ell |
~ and Houston The Texas dates
u Paso, Oct. q, Houston, Oct. |
md "a.
eaat is believed to be a worlds
'Aa vas made in the cure of a case
acSlaw at Milwaukee, Wis. when
ae4 units of antitoXin serum were
saed into the body of Gerald Sui
y aged II, senior at Marquette
saemy. Hitherto an ordinary dose
SV units, or three teaspoonfuls.
ssse grew out of young Sullivan's
'Aing silver into his big toe.
I've notels, piers and boardwalks
auahtic City, n. Y, are crowded
od soldiers and their families
ue 70 attend the forty-fourth an.
eleampment of the Grand Army
4e Republic. Five thousand vet
gathered in the Savoy Theatre
~ ana listened to patriotic SER
0s Rev. Robt. A. Elwood, chap
g the department of Pennsyl-
y commander in Chief Samuel
sAnt, members of his staff and
" franklin H. Stoy were on the
iOrm
asough Nine. Lima Cayalieri is t
ls 70 this country to fight for her
y Under the prenuptial agreement
's0s her husband, Robert Win :
oaanler, turned over to her his /.
'as Present indications are that :
4 oe left to the husband or his
l'es or creditors to first institute :,
Proceedings.
V men We're killed and two In T
IN a head on collision between i
: z Ohio and Iron Mountain il
: uslns seven miles north OF h
: ueaf Beech Ridge, H., Sunday. n
Wis of the late Melville w.
I ehief justice OF the United il
supreme court, and his wife, E
!, uher, who died in 1904. were 5
''Sa 10 probate in Chicago Satur-
NC Chief justice died possess j..
~ estate valued at S950,000, :,
,ae estate of his wife was plac- =
sll5.OOO. e
4. report received from Meal :.
states that the river there y
va. ieet and six inches above IL
mark and rising slowly. d
so'nt below Mission the river a,
sp0r'ed as leaving its banks. it
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