The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-03
n VWS OF THE DAY
lrERSELY RELATED.
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Pointed Paragraphs.
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cr..u =, I.4a Dispatches From the
Four Quarters Of "e ''oD''

The largest cargo OF cotton evor
loaded has just been snipped out OF
Ga.
Bud Bell crazy drunk, ,lied man
in Huntsville, Ala. and w rs nimseif
Secretary Moody annount eo tnat
one or more battleships of the oni1ed
States navy would be sent T. the
L ouisiana Purchase celebration al
New Orleans.
Capt. W. Kelly of the British stea m
ship Heathburn has been arrested VI
New Orleans for permitting the es--
cape of Chinese sailor.
It is nnounced France will send
cruiser to JOHN in the celebration OF
the Louisiana transfer.
Delegates fam the New Orleans
Board of Trade went to Chicago to In
vite the National Grain Dealers Asso-
ciation to meet in New Orleans.
The President at tended the funeral
of his uncle in New York, and crank
put letter in his hat d, which caused
8 something of sens. 'tion, and was
followed by the arrest the man.
Ex-President Clevelan. has written
a letter to st. Clair Nickel way, of the
Brooklyn Eagle. saying tina t he would
nnder no circumstances a ccept the
nomination of the Democratic Party.
A movement is on foot to make
Colonel j. M. Guffey Chairman u the
Democratic National Committee.
Rev. DR.. Macarthur, in his Thanks
giving sermon, urged the necessity OF
immediate action by Congress to stop
indiscrimate immigration.
Rod Olives, President of the defunct
Citizens National Bank, OF Beaumont,
Tex, was arrested on two indictments
returned by the Federal Grand jury
charging "embezzlement and misap-
preparation of finn ds."
The Internal Revenue Commissioner
at Washington reports that the re-
ceipts are 81, 10000 less than last
year.
Politicians in New York express
various views of Mr.. Cleveland's with
drawal fcom the presidential field.
Panama's minister at Washington
has been notified of Austria Hungary's
recognition of the new republic.
Secretary Root has been informed
that failure to confirm Gen. Woods
appointment would put him out of the
army on account of the age limit.
Opposition to the proposed reduc-
ton in Philippine tariff rates has de-
veloped at Washington.
The wife and son of Reuben Hollis.
charged with his death, were admitted
to bail at Starkville, Miss.
Legal proceedings attacking the con-
stitutionality of the forestry act, and
involving $40. 100000. have been be-
gun at Washington.
Lincoln county Miss white caps
shot into several houses and killed one
negro.
The Chicago grand jury returned in
dictments against the four boy bandits.
1t is reported at Washington that
the government has mapped out com
prehensive plan for military defense OF
the Isthmus of Panama.
Oberlin M. Carter, late of the En-.
gineer Corps of the United States
army, has been released from prison at
Leavenworth, Kan.
Report from Berlan is that the pois-
OA0o OJ6tcEb WuiCu klIi0Q Princess
Elizabeth were intended for the Gear.
Emperor William has withdrawn
his offer OF cup for a transatlantic
yacht race.
Paris physicians experiment success.
fully on consumptives with a newly
discovered serum.
Col. George Gournaud, Thomas Ed
ison's English representative, has been
appointed Acting Governor General
Of the Saharas
Mr.. Bryan stated in Birmingham.
England, that he was not surprised at
Mr.. Cleveland's letter.
A decision adverse to the United
States Shipbuilding Company was rem