The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-09-03
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mcot INC expense OF series OF races
between Reliance and Shamrock with
crews exchanged.
London opinion is that the Beirut
episode "opens up new vista of al
arming possibilities.
The Mexican commission has rec
ammended l 10 80 as the maximum
limit of coinage.
Prince Ferdinand will not return to
Sofia for fear of assassination.
A company is forming in Chicago to
erect buildings without union labor.
The window glass business is de-
moralized by the strikes in the build
ing trades
An unknown man was ground to
pieces under train near Gadsden,
Ala.
The fruit crop will be much smaller
than usual this season.
Caleb Powers has been convicted
and sentenced to be hanged for the
murder of Goebel.
Sam Parks will conduct the New
York strike from his cell at Sing Sing.
Mr.. Cleveland declared he had more
interest in fishing then in the policies
of the next ADMINISTRATION.
Swift s. Co. have cornered lard for
September delivery.
A strike Of miners in Missouri, Kan
sas and Indian Territory has been tenn
porari!y averted.
David Daley was killed at Mays
vile, KY, by a negro in trivial
quarrel.
Fire at Sour Lake, Tex, destroyed
$50, 900 barrels of oil.
The American barkentine James 81.
Hamlen, from Jacksonville, Fls., to
New York, went ashore on Diamond
Shoals, near Cape Lookout, N. c.,
and is a total loss
Pittsburg has sent 5000, 1000 bush
els of coal south.
Rod Oliver president of the recently
suspended Citizens National Bank,
Beaumont, Tex, made general as
signment to r. e, Prince of Corsicana
for the benefit of his creditors.
The British Liberals, Radicals,
Unionists and anti mber lainites
are rejoicing over the government de-
feat in the Argyleshire election.
The disclosures of the South Afri-
can War Commission caused an out
burst ofindignation in England against
the British war Office.
The European financial situation
shows marked improvement.
Henrik Ibsen, the Norwegian drama
fist, who was reported to be near
death, is in no immediate danger.
A sergeant and six privates en-
ployed in the German Army magazine
near Metz, have been arrested on the
charge of selling to agents of foreign
power the secret of manufacturing a
new bomb fuse.
A dispatch from Morocco says that
ala,g imperial force which was 60
ing to the relief OF the troops, COM
manded by the sultan, has been sur
prised and almost annihilated by the
insurgents.
The charge of peonage against Ma
rion Priesthood, wealthy turpentine
man, has been heard before United
States Commissioner Turner at Tray,
Ala, with the result that the defend
ant, his son, who was the commit
ting magistrate in the case, and Will
Goodson, tenant, who acted as con-
stable, were bound over to await the
action of the federal grand jury.
The United Fruit Company will
Immediately replant the estates in
Jamaica devastated by the reCsnt hur-
ricane, thus giving employment to
thousands of people.
The Socialist party in Germany is
torn with discussions.
Emperor William, in q speech at the
great banquet given ut Cassel, attrib-
uted his restless activity and zeal for
Germany to the discipline of his tu-
tors.
All the South Wales tinplate works
controlled by the Employers Associa-
ton closed for an indefinite period, in
n.anuanoa ri q wage diaruto Ernun