The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-01
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Snow is telling in the Balkans and
refugees must leave their hiding
places.
Bulgaria is mobilizing it's reserves
and the Turks threaten to make dash
for Shipka Pass.
London fnanciers maintain that the
disturbed finances of Great Britain
and America are erich mems crises.
The report that King Edward was
i'll at Balmoral Castle was unfounded.
An electric car attained speed of
III miles an hour at Berlin.
Gen. Ola, leader of On insurgent
band in Luzon, has surrendered.
A scandal has been unearthed in the
courts Of Berlin.
Striking omnibus drivers caused a
riot at Berlin.
M. De Martens has been appointed
third arbitrator of The Hague
tribunal.
Cuba is still trying to float it's $685.
100000 loan, and if the United States
does not subscribe it, Europe WILL
The United States will not with
draw it's feet from Beirut for the
present.
The land loan business has once
more become popular in Kansas.
A negro defeated white man for
town committee of Oyster Bay in a
Republican primary at Mr.. Roose-
velt's home town.
Mr.. Sheehan and the Greater New
York Democracy have broken away
from the fusion movement and will
nominate an independent ticket
Judge w. G.. WHY, formerly on the
supreme bench of Louisiana, died on
the steamship st. Louis just before
she reached New York.
The Maryland Democrats have
opened the campaign on the race issue.
Lazaro Lopez, millionaire oyster
Gamer of Biloxi, Miss, is dead at
Rome, Italy.
The Japanese consul at New York
is arranging to bring colonies of Japs
to the United States to work the rice
farms in the Southwest.
Gen. Jastremski addressed the
voters of Bienville parish at Arcadia
and has returned to Baton Rouge.
Negro leaders at Washin gton have
advised the race to drop all thought Of
social equality.
It is said that the Seaboard Air Line
will not be turned over to the Frisco
system.
The Democrats of Assumption par !.
ish have decided on convention in
stead of primary.
William Gillispie WHY. former just
ice of the Supreme Court of Louisiana,
died aboard ship en- route to New York
from Southampton.
The suspicious fever at Laredo,
Tex, has not yet been diagnosed.
A complete counterfeiting plant has
been coniscated at Koss, Mexico.
The labor unions have practically
dropped the Miller case.
A Chicago preacher will serve hot
lunches to attract congregations.
The movement of money from New
York to the South and West has begun
In earnest.
The American charge d'affaires at
st. petersburg reports that eight jews
and five Christians were killed in the
recent riots at Gomel.
Lord Miner has declined the post
of colonial secretary in the British
cabinet.
David T. Watson, of Pittsburg ar
gued the American side OF the case Ee-
fore the Alaskan boundary commission
in London.
Premier Balfour discussed the Mace
DOMAIN situation in lengthy letter,
and declared that Great Britain will
continue to support Russia and Aus
tria in their reform scheme in the
Balkans.
President Roosevelt is to return to
Washington Monday.
At the meeting of the German Ma