The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-07

-Hattiss burg.-Plans for the enter.
tainment Of the 29th annual session ,of
the MISREPRESENTATION s. S. Conven,
tinnt to- Nreetsin this sity April III for
3a,jhree days meeting, we're worked
npt by committees in charge. Some
300 ,'dhesatess,and "yisitors are expect;
ed anSngx MShpmaHIt be the leading
Sunday schINqi EaFksrs, not only ir
the ststeg hAt IN, the south as we'll.
oJsGaledoniaSA PseIal, election wIals
heldsfn Caledonia to decide whether or
not yDistfiotio should issue 100000
worth of road bondsy and the election
resulted in'the bonddssue carrying by
a vote of 166 for the bond issue to 116
aghinstat9,. Tits. ltpgetheqt with the see.E
d ApQa Mat 1tBistrietTg cc9AnaSMas distriGD,
pron9sed 70 Jgive, provided this district
wovldfo teo $40. OQSsw will give $60 5000 to
he expended obnyfheuthree main thor
ouchfafes Of this district.
------Tek Bios Llama!
haEE dwtSa lnE!sK-ppp'5f this place SUI
fered an accident which cost him Rs
left hand. He started to. open a tool
ches+yqu which was lying a 'shiotguhf.,
caught hold OF the gun by the muzzle
o-push it back so as to open the chest,
and in1 doing so the. gun fred, the
whoie load, 1passiIg1}hrough his hand.
which had to ith a~nfputated just above
the wrist. s,AAhaquitsI aS.ysar or more ago
hejAsll gnd.sTg a; Hqying train and got
his. leftlleg. cut off. Z
---~---3 / ,nY@+-
,;Spinafflnieir ti ~ ;a,Bbatner. Jr., aged So
years, n of the most prominent at
terpeys in North Mississippi, was DC.
eidentally drowned in Cassidy Bayou.
at this place. During the night Mr..
Bcafne err called on d friend at his resi-
deiiee. returhing'to the town, which ne.
hfs crossing Cassidy bayou.
1t is supposed that on account of the
darkness he, failed to locate the bridge
across the bayou properly and was
precipitated into the. sire am. His body
was recOyeredpta9, q, Ss;y "
.-.-- }t-snH
..ia1 : i.~i4tE. H.str.ir'.; i. n|tt,
Natchez.-Two locomotives were to-
tally9:herailedN and smashed and Engi.
neer- Is&xe and MagmSn Decker of the
southheund focal were: injured I'M a
head-on collision which took Place" On
the main line of the Yazoo & Missis-
sippi Valley railroad at Knoxville. 1t
that the northbound' local
engine No. 81, with Engineer
in charge, vas waiting ON the
main tfatk'ta a Knoxville" and Engineer
Lspe. Of fhe. s~9utiboYud local, engine
No, e92,, thinning that the track was
approached at high speed and
could not stop in Tins to prevent the
crash. laNe states that the airbrakes
failed.@ iBoth locomotives were reduced
to .scrap.teTHe wreck caused no delay,
as the sidetrack at that ipointtAs clear
and the trains can goibyt
.Alast 7ur.7tJ .WoS5GH r. y
J~acksonr~J. b. Mitchell of Holmes
county neutrality-suspicious. in the
legislature from that county and presi-
Cert. Of The Mississippi division of the
Farmers Union states. that, While the
committee qtOf state REPRESENTATIVES
have heen advocating shouss .abill S73.
which has been in 'fths a1itneiight, the
measure does not c6nle ffbmstAe Farm
ers' Union Of Missfssippiii1eaS
This is the bill ia prescribe fix and
regulate contracts fors saleufor future
delivery Of stocksp bonds br DfLer com.
modittes,- and to Aatakss contracts for
the sale'o Of Gotten for futdfed delivery,
and to confofrn.tolthe Smith-Lever, or
Estates, d cotton futures act.
Mittisii1 states tina. the bill
o. question RHopn has never been discussed
or Ipasseauen byothe Mississippi state
conyenAd on of the Farmers Union and
he believes that ii is SO understood in
the legislature. and feels that he
Bh6tAa4 s6'state the situation.