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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

London. Beyond partial list and
summary of the total of the casual
ties in the Tugela river engagement
posted at about midnight, Saturday,
the war office processes not to have any
news from the seat of war, while the
censorship evidently blocks other chan
nels of information.
Never within the range of the long
est memory has Great Britain met with
three such military reverses in single
week, and hence it is not surprising
that notes of anxiety should be heard
amid the general chorus Of press ex-
pressions of grim philosophy and resig-
nation.
Mr.. Asquith's speech at New Castle
Saturday evening fairly expresses the
moderate average opinion of the situa-
tion. A more radical view which
howev er, has few followers, was echoed
BY Sir Wilfred lawson in an address
to the liberals of Car is'e. He accused
the government, after bringing the
country to the vergeo OF war with Amer
ica, Russia, Germany and France, Of
having plunged 1t into war with South
Africa, through incompetent diplom-
acy. He thought the people should in
sist upon the government stating its
terms 80 that everybody might see
what 1t was fighting for. The Sunday
papers mostly follow the lead of Fri
day morning and afternoon Journals in
their comment on the situation.
At the army and navy and other
clubs the general impression prevails
that the check is only temporary. The
government view is probably voiced by
Right Hon. Walter Long, president of
OF the board of agriculture, who, speak
ing at the ship brokers' dinner in Liv-
erpool Friday evening, intimated that
oAA0 S<sbAhOe COlLiiAAbbCC Ol IdIiOkIti ut
Tense had considered the advisability
Of utilizing the militia and volunteers
for service abroard
He emphatically asserted the govern
ment in no way attempted to inter
fere with the generals in their mill
tary operations. Some say that an
other 100, 600 troop are wanted, and,
declared Mr.. Long, if the govern
ment does not purpose to send them,
it will be wanting in their duty tc
the country For his own part, Mr..
Long said he failed to see that the me-
cessity had arisen, but if it does arise
the 1000 will be forthcoming and
they will be sent
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
THE QUEENS FLAG.
Presented to American Hospital Ship
Maine at Lodon.

Presented to American Hospital Ship
Maine at Lodon.
London.-The West India docks
we're gay Saturday afternoon with
about G, 900 people present. including
number of royal personages. on the
occasion of the presentation of the
queens flag to the American hospital
ship Maine.
The Duke of Connaught surrounded
by the ladies Of the committee on the
poop deck presented the flag to Lady
Randolph Churchill. he said that,
in the name of the queen. he thanked
the American men and women, "here
and on the other side," who had so
nobly con attributed to help the English
sick and rounded"
The duke also referred to the 'un-
ioue occasion Of ship sailing undei
the union jack and the stars and
stripes" as evidence Of the affec-
ton existing between these two coun-
tries.
Lady Randolph Churchill replied,
thanking the queen and the Duke OF
Connaught.
The Bishop Of Islingston blessed
the ship. and the flag was hoisted by
duke.
After several unsuccessful tugs he
broke the stops and an immense un-
ion jack with red cross in its centre,
flew out in the sunshine. Tho "Star
Spangled Banner" aud "God Save the
Queen" were played by the band.
The crowd crowd cheersd. and the
dockers clustered along the river
banks and joined in applause.
The royal party included the Ouch
ess of Cannaught and Princess Louise
of Lorne. They drove away after
having inspected the Maine. which is
expected to sail for South Africa in
about week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
REPUBLICAN coNvENrIox
VIII be Held at Philadelphia June 1stb,
1900.

Washington. The republican ma
tional convention will be held at Phil
adeiphia on Tuesday, June 10, next.
The place and date were decided upon
by the national republican COMMITTEES
Friday, after friendly contest Tor the
honor Of entertaining the convention
between the city selected. Chicago, st
Louis and New York.
The meeting of the committee was
held at the Arlington Hotel and was
presided over by Senator Hanna. the
chairman of the committee Forty
three of the forty-five states and all OF
the six territories were represented.
The proceedings throughout we're
enthusiastic and harmonious, every
speech that was made emphasizing
the fact that President Mckinley will
be renominated and that the conven-
tion will be, in effect. simply ratihcs-
tion meeting. The claims OF rival
cities were presented by distinguished
citizens in open session.
The balloting occurred In the after
noon behind closed doors. On the first
ballot PhiIadelphia received 13 votes
Chicago 30; New York 7, and st.
Louis 0. On the second ballot the
contest narrowed down to Philadelphia
and Chic ago. The New York vote
went to Philadelphia and the st. Louis
vote was split between the city OF
brotherly love and the windy city OF
the lakes. An amusing incident OCCUR
red in connection with this ballot. At
ter it was concluded and announced
as Philadelphia as and Chicago %, 7.
N. Jamison, the national committee
man from Illinois, suddenly discovered
that in the excitement he had forgot
ten to vote. He demanded that the
vote should be recast, and this accord
inly was done, but it did not change
the result, Chicago gaining only the
vote of the committeeman from ILL
nois. Philadelphia won by the narrow
margin of one vote.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
The Mexican Gulf Opens.

Pass Christian. The famous Mexi-
can Gulf hotel has opened under the
management Cyrus H. Clarke, the
we'll known Northern hotel man, who
is now proprietor Of the Mexican
Gulf. Already a good number OF
guests are here, and tha prospects are
bright for an exceptionally large num-
Der of Northern visitors this winter.
A new gas light machine and passen-
ger elevator have been put in and the
house is in better condition than ever
before. The opening of the hotel al
ways attracts the Northern people to
the coast.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

~
luent Grafton on Washington, review.
ing his career from the cradle to the
grave. Mr.. Gsx was greatly applaud
I'D. Mr.. Gsx was followed by Hon,
Will 7. Mcdonald, brilliant lawyer.
VINO delivered an eloquent eulogy on
Washington as Mason. The bal
ance of the program was rendered by
the following members, who contribu.
ted largely to the success Of the en-
tertainment: @. O. Hart, ]. W. Breath,
John V. Toulme, R Mendes and
others. Worshipful Master O. @.
Hart closed the exercises with bean.
tiful benediction.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
UNITY AND cALsrNEss.
The Essential Attributes OF Englands suc-
osss in Her Present war.

Tho Essential Attributes Of Enslands suo-
osss in Her Present war.
London.-Right Hon. Il. II. As
quith, addressed the Association at
New Castle Saturday evening, said:
Nothing is more unjust than to
seek to undermine the confidence of
the country and the army in a gallant
general on the strength OF single
error Of judgment Of q single reverse.
Nor is it time when IL becomes respon-
sible persons to 60 about whistling for
alliances or dazing the world with ex-
hibitions Of freaks Of new diplomacy.
The situation confronting Us, after
reading Saturdays painful news is 80
serious that it is hardly possible to
speak or think Of any other topic.
We cannot afford to spend time in un-
availing regrets; sterner and more
urgent duties are laid upon us. We
must not exaggerate the reverses and
disasters of Saturday. They may be-
come the victories Of Sunday.
''At the Same time let us not under
estimate the gravity Of the task before
us. The.war has developed proper
tions which may make it the turning
point in the fortunes OF the empire.
1t has become wider and deeper than
the question Of maintaining our posi-
ton in South Africa.
'It is our title to be known as q
world power that is now upon trial,
and if we fail here the empire ceases
to be going concern.
whether the magnitude OF the
task we have undertaken ought not to
have been seen sooner is a quetion
which will have to be answered here
after; !but now it is clear that our
force is inadequate. 1t is the univer-
sal opinion Of all parties that what
ever accession is needed to give the
army irresistable superiority, however
great the sacrifices involved, the
country will readily sanction"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Four Killed in a Train Wreck.

Lewiston, Idaho "A train with a
load of steel for the Northern Pacific
extension, was wrecked at the bottom
Of Kendrick hill. Four persons were
killed andone was fatally injured. The
dead: Arthur E. Baine, engineer; John
A. Ogden, engineer; Emil Bradshaw,
fireman; A. B. Bulge, brakeman. all
Of Spokane. AS the train descended
the steep hill, it became uncontrolla-
BILE, owing to the ice and snow on the
track.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

Jackson.-J. Block, . prominent
merchant Of this city, was forced into
bankruptcy on an involuntary petit
tion filed by several Of his foreign
'creditcrs. who allese in their petition
that Blyck has been concealing goods
purchased by him. The matter crea-
ted quite q sensation in local business
,ir cles, as Block has been doing q
dourishing business and previo usly
bnjoyed q good reputation.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Terrible Crossing Accident.

San Antonio, Tex. "A special from
Maria, Texas, to the Daily Express
says: A carriage containing Mrs. Luy
Duncan, of Marfa and Mrs. John Kupp,
Of Houston, was run down by South
ern Pacific freight train at noon Fri
dny. Both women were instantly kill
ed a daughter of Mrs Duncan had
her foot cut off, a leg broken and was
so badly injured about the head that
she may die. The accident occurred
through an attempt to cross the rail-
road track ahead of the approaching
train.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Masons Elect Officers.

Gulfport.-Long Branch Lodge No,
422. A. F. and A. NJ, held its annual
election Friday night and elected the
following officers for the ensuing wear
J. N. Whitten, worshiptul master; ii.
A. Rankin, senior wardan; s. t.
Cowan, junior warden; w. X. Penny
treasurer; G. B. Gates, secretary; ]
L. Written, senior deacon; Georg.
w. Odon, junior deacon. The Rev.
Irwin Miller, OF Walnut Grove, Miss.
will publicly install the newly -electe
officers on the 9th instant, and will
also deliver an address on Masonr,
the same date.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
ph,lpot-or,fln Fsud R.opensd.

London. Ky.-The Philpot- Griffin
feud broke out afresh near Bengetown,
in Clay county. Sam and James Phil
pot and others on one side, and Ed Rog-
ers, Henry Hampton and others. on the
other, engaged in q desperate pistol
fight in the public road near Jason
Boatling's house. Ed Rogers fell at
the first volley fred by the Phipots
He was picked up dead an hour later
with half a dozen bullet holes through
the body. One Of the Phipot faction
was seriously wounded.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

Scranton. headwaters Of Pas
cagoula river are rising, as is evi-
denced by the quantities of fresh wa
ter fish coming down. A rise in the
river will be boon 10 the mill men,
as they have been suffering for logs.
A gentleman who was fishing with a
hook and line in the river Friday,
landed . fresh water catfish which
weighed 1S 3-4 pounds.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Heavy Norther and ProbabIe Storm.

Heavy Norther and Probable Storm.
Biloxi.-Magnolia Lodge No. 100
Z. ana A. M, IN regular session Fri
day night, elected the following as ita
officers tor the next year: G.. Edward
Park, W. NJ; ]. B. Chinn, s. W.; R.
J. Loweay, J. W.; Fl. J. Meant, SEQ
retary; L. Lopez, Sr., treasurer; R.
b. Harrison, sentinel and tyler. The
in talation of the oficers-elect will be
had on the 9th instant, to which the
public will be invited. A terrific wind
and rain storm struck this section and
the outlook was for while danger
ously threatening. The storm was
followed BY brisk norther, which
has continued all day.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Masonic Lodge Elects omoers.

Carrollton. regular meeting OF
Carrollton Lodge No. 36, A. F. and
A. NJ, was held in its lodge hall Fri
day night. The following officers were
.lected to serve for the ensuing Mason
e year, viz: Lee Richardson, w. NJ. ;
q. N. Gray, s. W.; Samuel Hart. J.
w.; DIR. s. A. Eggleston, secretary;
W. H. Hafner, treasurer; W. @. Riles,
:. and r.; John s. Mccain, @. r.
Peavy and Samuel Hart, truste 8; DR..
!. A. Mcbride was appointed 8. D..
,. R. Pevy was appointed J. D. The
!odge has appointed committees to ar
.ange for the celebration of st. Johns
lay on Dec. 27. The day will be eel
sbratsd by q public installation Of
officers and public Masonic address,
The laying Of the corner stone of the
new lodge and banquet. This lodge
has enjoyed great prosperity for the
Iast two or three years.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
A Government biologist.

Ocean Springs. - Friday nights
cold snap gave the first freeze; ice
showed next morning one-quarter Of
an inch in thickness; the thermometer
sfood at 26 at O'Clock Saturday
morning. Prof. @. W. Hcrrick, biol
Dgi Of the Agricultural and Ne
SHANGHAI College, Mississippi. was
called here - an inspector in the In.
terests Of the pecan tree growers. He
arrived and visited the Pabst and
Stewart nurseries.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Tnliahntchi. sherify Dend.

Charleston. - James H. Sullivan:
sheriff AMI tax collector Of Tallahatch-
lie county, died friday. No steps will
be taken to fll the vacancy. the ALL
ing OF the unsxpirsd term being left
10 his brother and deputy. J. d. Sal
ivan. The proceeds Of the ONCE for
she remainder OF the term, which
would have accrued to the sheriff in
The regular order Of things, will 60 to
his widow and children.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

Waterford, Ireland The story
printed in the Ereeman's Journal to
tho effect that the reserves of the Royal
Arch regiment, while embarking ON
their way to South Africa at this port,
Wednesday, sang "God Save Ireland, :"
cheered the Beers and President Kru-
;er and threw their rifles into the
liver, is absolutely unfounded Moth
ing whatever occurred among the men
beyond the pathetic leayetakings which
ave been witnessed at oil similar en-
,arkations The reserves will embark
Tor South Africa from Southampton.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Fatal rermln.s,on of . dispute.

Ackerman.-In an alteration last
nisht near Sturges, Oktibbeha ooun-
~. John Water Shaw shot and killed
John Woodson. Shaw and Woodson
we're going home together from Stur-
Ees In wagon when dispute arose.
Sheriff McIlwain Of Gctibbeha coun-
~ passed through Alderman to day
IN route to Starkville with Shaw in
,ustody. There was only one witness
md he is noncommittal.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

Canton.-M. Miller. one of the
oldest and best known citizens OF Can-
ton, died ct the residence OF his son,
Nanny Miller, here. Mr.. Miller was
born in Alsacs Lorraine, France in
1928. He came to this country when
q young man, and wss for many years
a prominent merchant OF New Orleans
He has lived in Csnton for twenty
years, and proved himself most
worthy and useful citizen. He was a
brother Of A. Miller, now Of New Or
leans.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
FAILURE In NEW YORK
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TRUST CoMPA.
NJ sUsPENDs BUSINESS.
Liabilities are s11,7A9, 9,8o0---Inability to
Convert Securities Into Cash Given as tho
Cause of the Crash---Edward Gould Con,

New York.-The Produce Exchang,
Trust Company, of this city, has CLOSED
Its doors. A notice upon the door
says the company has suspended pay
ment pending an examination of the
books
The notice reads: "Board of direct
ors of the Produce Exchange Trust
Company has deemed it to the best in
terests of its depositors and stockhold-
srs to suspend payment pending the
readjustment of its affairs. The fol-
lowing special committee. Edwin Gould,
O. P. Armstrong, George R. Bidwell,
Edward A. ssMaher and Frank Brainard
has been appointed by the board Of di-
fectors 10 take charge OF the property
md affairs of the company, and are in
possession thereof for the board Of di-
rectors.
"ALMON GOODWIN,
"Wm. NELSON CROMWELL,
"Counsel for Committee. "
Tho, Produce Exchange Trust Co.
was organized couple OF years ago
with a capital Of %, 500, 900 and had
reported surplus and undivided profits
VI this time Of over $4,000, 900. Its
business was chiefly with merchants,
tradesmen and corporations In Its i'm
mediate vicinity, and it was also sup
posed to do some of the banking bust
ness of the Standard Oil Co. 1t has
been designated by the banking depart
ment of the state as legal depository
Tor state moneys and municipal money,
" we'll as for the funds of savings
banks and state banks.
The following statement Of its con-
ition was issued by the Produce Ex-
change Trust Co. Monday:
Assets: Cash on hands1s, 0000 cash
In Western National Bank, s533, 900
,ash In National City Bank, 800, 600,
,ash in Western National Bank, Jersey
City, $121, 900; cash in Standard Bank,
1850, 900; New York City bonds, s2,-
500, 900; other bonds, $3.50, 600; de-
mand loans, $685., 900; tills receiva-
bic, Ss47, 900 due from hanks, $780,
900; syndicate loans, $4a8, 500; time
loans, $3.50. 900.
Total assets e11, ,719, 800.
liabilities Capital and surplus,
IS. 900. 900; individual deposits, S2,-
aSS, 900; trust funds, $4,000; dus to
banks. sS,70o, 900, total liatilities,
I'll, o49, 600.
A letter from Edwin Gould, dated
December to the executive committee
" the Produce Exchange Trust Co., is
published in which Mr.. Gould indicates
his intention to resign from the vice
presidency. The letter was written
lfter an examination Of the books and
accounts Of thu company when he
.ound matters..for which he did not
,are to assume responsibility.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Laurel Elects ofnoers.

EIlisville. Laurel Lodge N. 414,
r. and A. M, at their regular month
~ meeting, elected the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year: W. T.
jackson. W. NJ; J. G. Wagner, s,
w; X. H. See, J. w.; G.. A. Bush,
reasurer; L. Stanton, secretary; J.
W. Cowart, 8. and T.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
LEAKEsvILLE GREENE COUNTY, MISS, FRIDAY DECEMBER

nals are getting very bold here of late
and public sentiment is getting very
much aroused against them, and some
OF the citizens talk OF resorting to
heroic methods to rid the community
OF all such characters.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

Agricultural College Memorial ex-
ercises were held at Mississippi A.
and NJ. College, commemorative Of
the death OF Washington. religious
exercises being conducted by the Rev.
DIR. Meek, of Starkville NJ. E. church.
W. w. Magruder, in mot beautiful
and fitting words. spoke OF Washing
ton as soldier. statesman and citi-
zon He was followed by Prot. B. NJ.
Walker, who spoke Of the nprints OF
the strong character of Washington
upon the country. The students were
assisted in singing by the ladies Of the
campns.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
washinKton Memorial Services.

Bay st. Louis. The centennial OF
Washington's death was fittingly cele-
5ratod here by the Masons Of the Bay
81. Louis Lodge Mo. 420, in series
Of Interesting exercises at their hall,
IN Main street. There was select
audience present. Rev. Mr.. Hart, the
Episcopal Minister. delivered the
opening prayer, beautiful and impress
i've. w. J. Gex delivered an elo.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
THENEWS In MISSISSIPPI
THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE.
me cream Of state Specials IN . Few
snort Parasraphs---Peepis Of Wssson
Determined to Suppress Lawisssnsss---
Leaors Co. to Vote sa Prohibition.
Lenore County to vos. on rroh,s,,,.n.

Greenwood.-rhs board Of super
visors have ordered that local op
lion election be held In January to
decide whather or not Lefiors county
should remain in the dry column.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
violated tho Prohibitlen Law.

Brook young white man
from the country named Jen Allen
was captured peddling whisky on the
streets by Deputy Marshal Tom Rat
cliff He had it bottled and was pack
iuQ It about in . valise. On being ar
ra;gned this morning before Mayor
Daughtry he pleaded guilty and was
e2D and costs. This class Of crimi-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

Columbus.-Mr.' James Dudley
Hutchison, Jr., son of DIR. and Mrs.
J. D. Hutchinson, Of this city, died
at inirmary Of DR.. Walton Green, in
Aberdeen, Friday, and the remains
we're brought here for in terment Sat-
nrday. Mr.. Hutcheson was student
1t Webb Brothers school in Bell
buckle, Tenn, and was siezed with
appen dicitis last week. He was taken
to the infrmary of DR.. Green in Alb
srdeen. where an operation was per-
formed in tho hopes Of saving his
life.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
THE ARMY REVERSES
PUT ENGL AND IN DIsMAY AND BRING
THE CHARGE OF INCOMPETENCE

Upon the Ministry---G Joubert Says the
Modder River Battle was n Sad and Ter
ribie slaughter---English Lost a Thous-
and Men,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
Steamer state OF Kansas Burned.

New Madrid Mo. The steamer State
of Kansas, Of the Tennessee River
Packet Company. burned to the waters
edge Sunday while lying ut the foot OF
Main street. All the passengers es-
capad, but several hundred bales Of
cotton, considerable freight aud the bag
gage was destroyed. The total loss is
estimated at $50. 900
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22

The Beers are further eutrenching
and strengthening their position at
Modder liver.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-12-22
TWO NEGROES KILLED.

Ana Six Others Hurt, Near Yazoo city
Mississippi.
Yazoo City, Miss. "A distre sing ac-
sident occurred on the railroad ten
miles south Of here Sunday evening.
While unfolding q car Of rails, the car
turned over and fal ing down an en-
osnkmeat killed instantly two OF the
negroes and wounded six others, some
" them rainfully and probably fatally.
The accident was caused BY the car be-
mr unloaded from one side.
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