Jasper County Democrat, Volume 6, Number 4, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 May 1903 — All Around the Globe. [ARTICLE]

All Around the Globe.

The Levcy comprejq. and 1,200 bale* -of cotton as Arcadia, La., burned. - Loss s2sjooa, insurance SIB,OOO. The Gameron & Camp sawmill at Saron, Texas, with 75,000 feet es lumber, •burned. The loss is in excess of $76,.000. . • "* James Stanley, known as “King of the Gypsies,” who died near Haverhillrt Mass., left $25,000 in caab and a boose in West Koxbury assessed at $15,000 to his widow and his eight children. The properties of the New York and Hoboken Ferry Company, consisting of the Barclay, street, Christopher street and Fourteenth street ferries. New York, hare been abtd to the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway Compifiy far $4,000,000. - c , -. ? r Ed Walker, colored, was hanged at Centerville, Ala., for the murder of Mrs. CoFttllb." wife of a white miner at Blockton. Samuel Water*, colored, waa hanged it Norfolk. Va., for the murder of a white man Jan. 10 last. The names of C. R. Hunter and J. T. Allen are both credited to the victim. •