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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

Minister Bowen has addressed a
note to the powers calling their at
tention to the delay in assigning the
remaining Venezuela protocols, and
to the rumors that the allies will n OF
submit the question of preferential
treatment to The Hague tribunal.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26
Doings OF a Busy World Told in
Pointed Paragraphs.
WAVES FROM THE MAGIC WIRES
Condensed and Served While Hot To
Our Readers in Labor Saving SIices.---
Cream of Late Dispatches From The
Four Quarters of the Globe.

Horace Jackson, alleged postoffce
robber, has been arrested at Selma,
Ala.
There Is serious talk of an extra
session of congress early III Novem-
ber
Venezuela has offered to settle for
$500, 600 all French claims prior to
1902.
Two more breaks have occurred
in the st. Francis levees of Ark
ansas.
The Metropolitan oil well at
Welsh, La. has been accepted as a
bumper.
The sultan of SuIu has promised
to attend the Louisiana Purchase
exposition.
1t is announced that the Rock
lsland-Frisco deal has been finally
arranged.
English cotton brokers are puz-I
zled over the American cotton mar
ket condition.
A remarkable surgical operation
was performed on negro at Hat
tiesburg, Miss.
Judge Terral, of the supreme
court of Mississippi. died at his homo
in Clarke county.
The threatened levee at Duvall'S a.
Landing, Miss, is now reported toS
De in no danger.
A company has been organized in
Wisconsin to develop Louisiana oil
and mineral lands.
George Willard, wanted for AMI
$4,000 robbery in Paris, has been
arrested in Chicago.
The cruiser Atlanta has been or
dered to Santo Domingo to protect
American interests.
Engineers are still confident thai
they will hold the levees IN the
Rosedale, Miss, district.
Sons of respectable people at Hiatt
tiesburg, Miss, have been arrtesed
for series of robberies. II
A German trader was expelled
from Mukder, Manchuria, by orde{
of the Russian governor.
The Vlcksburg Herald says Hon
Robert Snyder may be candidate
for governor Of Louisiana. !
= Mayor Harrison will make TIL
presidents visit to Chicago an issuI
in the municipal campaign.
An unsuccessful attempt was madI
to float $50, 100000 of Frisco rail
road 5 per cent bonds In Berlin.
Argument in tie Wabash iniund
ton case has been concluded an
the case taken under advisement.
a The state department is vexed s.
the amendments to the Cuban tree
(which present serious difficultie&
The millmen of Lowell. Mass
Will not make concessions to oper#
tives and great strike is antid
pated.
The war department will supp
tents and commissary supplies
sufferers from floods in the Mis-
sippi valley.
The grocery trade lobbers
stop handling trust sugar, uni
they can get expenses and prdW
from the business.
The wife of Spey es, the New
lens man who murdered his LID
son in Kansas City last summer,
clares he was insane.
Two Fall river steamboats, cad
in collision in Long Island Scum y
ard six persons were killed an
number OF others injured.
In response to an Argentina n
proposing combined action of Al
lean States to resist coIlecto
debts by naval force. Secretary
says States meeting their just
cations need have no fears.
| President and Mrs. Palma
much shocked by the news O
mar rage of their son in New Y
! A miner at Ranuco, Mexico, 4
dered two sanitary agents who
searching out plague victims.
| The contest between KeeneI
Hartman for the control Of
Southern Pacific railroad is att
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor. has
telegraphed the authorities at Tam
pa. Fla, demanding protection for
the labor organizers, who have beer
ordered to leave the city.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

The administration will now turn
its attention to Bogota, in the noun
tain Businesses of Colombia, where
the next step in the grand scheme
for the construction OF an American
canal to connect the Atlantic ard
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans will
be made. Considerable concern is
manifested here over reports that
have come from Panama to the effect
that a vigorous filibuster is to be
made against the treaty by certain
recalcitrant Colombian legislators,
and there is prospect of big fight
before the convention at Bogoto. 1t
is alleged thatGermany, England and
other European powers have ennis
saries in the capitol of Colon bia
who are industricusly engaged in
putting up obstacles in the path OF
the treaty. 1t is believed that there
is some truth in these reports. It is
known that Germany, especially,
would be pleased to prevent the
contamination of any deal py which
the United States will have com
plete control over the Isthmian ca
nal. Then, again. some of the Co.
lombian patriots have gone on a
strike" against the treaty and are
holding out against it in the inter
est of personal gains. The French
Canal Company, however, is not
overlooking this point, and has rep
resentatives on the ground with
well-fiIled purses, whose duty it
will be to see that these xickers are
brought into line
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

The following general orders No.
II from tie adjutant generals office
at Washington, will be of interest to
militiamen throughout the several
States:
"By direction of the secretary of
war, general orders No. 81, July
II, 1902, from this office, publishing
the regulations for the uniform of
the army, amended by general OF :
ders No. 95, Aug. Ii, 1892, from
this Office, is further amended as
hereinafter indicated. It will take
effect on July /. 1903, by which
date all officers will be uniformed
and equipped as herein provided.
Officers now serving in the Philip
pines and Alaska will be allowed to
wear the uniform hitherto pre-
scribed during the continuance OF
duty here.
IooAOO ny oIO QuoA CCI tAdSUCI
department of TIE various articles
of uniform for the enlisted men,
wherein changes have been made,
will commence as soon as the pres
ent available supply of correspond
ing articles shall have been ex-
hausted.
"By command of Lieutenant
General Miles.
III. @. CORBIN.
"Adjutant General and Major Gen.
eral of the United States Army"
The regulations concerning uni
forms then follow. The m ajor-gen-
erals cap in the new stipulations
indicates the richness of the regalia
provided. This zap alone will cost
its owner $50.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

The coast defense monitor Florida
has succeeded in making a speed
trial, and is satisfactory to both it's
builders and the government trial
board.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

United States Commissioner Alex
ander, at New York, has refused
bail for Whitaker Wright pending
his examination.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

The city of Washington will ex-
tend an invitation to the United
Confederate Veterans Association
which meets in New Orleans in Nav
to hold the next annual reunion at
the National capital.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

the other struck out the tobacco
schedule. The amendments which
were adpoted will require the con-
vention to be again ratified by the
Cuban senate.
Josie Javier, the alleged head of
the new Katipunan, a secret society
in the Philippines, who has been
tried for treason and sedition, has
been convicted and sentenced to
five years Imprisonment and to pay
a fine of $4,000.
William Crozier, editor CT tie Ma
Mia American, who was convicted
on the charge of libeling General
Davis, has been sentenced to two
Imprisonment and to pay a
fire of $1,000.
Minister Bowen has addressed a
note to the powers calling their at
tention to the delay in assigning the
remaining Venezuela protocols, and
to the rumors that the allies will OF
submit the question of preferential
treatment to The Hague tribunal.
Samuel Gompers, presid ent of the
American Federation of Labor, has
telegraphed the authorities at Tam
pa, Fla demanding protection for
the labor organizers, who have beer
ordered to leave the city.
The amendments adopted by the
senate may result in the death O
the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Min
lster Quesada has cabled President
Palma urging him to call the Cuban
congress in extra session to straight
en- out the tangle.
The coast defense monitor Florida
has succeeded in making a speed
trial, and is satisfactory to both it's
builders and the government trial
board.
United States Commissioner Alex
ander, at New York, has refused
bail for Whitaker Wright pending
his examination.
The city of Washington will ex-
tend an invitation to the United
Confederate Veterans Association
which meets in New Orleans in Nav
to hold the next annual reunion at
the National capital.
Seligman and co. have organized
an international syndicate and of
fered to assume the debts of the
Venezuelan government.
William r. Hearst will take a
party Of senator's and representa-
tives on tour through tie four
Territories seeking admission into
the Union as States.
The comptroller of the currency
has authorized the First National
Bank, of Laurel, Miss, to begin
business.
The cruiser Atlanta has been or
dered to San Domingo and Hayti to
protect American interests.
Tue cabinet has authorized the
war department to send tents and
rations to Memphis, Tenn, for food
refugees.
The washington Star has bitterly
attacked Senator Moneys speech
on the Indianola, Miss, postoffice
case.
Senator Alger, Of Michigan. will
visit New Orleans about April IL.
Will Marry April Is.
New York.-Miss Cath!een Neil
son and Reginald G. Vanderbilt, it
is announced, will be married or
Wednesday April Is, in St. Joseph
Roman Catholic church, Newport.
Hettie Green FOrecl0ses.
Chicago-Trinity Episcopal Church
was sold under foreclosure by Hettie
Green, Of mortgage which she held
on the property. Attorney A. M.
Pence. acting for the congregation,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

The comptroller of the currency
has authorized the First National
Bank, Of Laurel, Miss, to begin
business.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

Senator Alger, of Michigan. will
visit New Orleans about April II.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

The Washington Star has bitterly
attacked Senator Moneys speech
on the Indianola, Miss, postotfice
case.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

Seligman and Go. have organized
an international syndicate and Of
fered to assume the debts of the
Venezuelan government.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

Tue cabinet has authorized the
war department to send tents and
rations to Memphis, Tenn, for food
refugees.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

William r. Hearst will take a
party Of senators and representa-
tiveS on tour through tie four
Territories seeking admission into
the Union as States.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-26

The cruiser Atlanta has been or
dered to San Domingo and Hayti to
protect American interests.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-05-08

Mrs. Thos. Hatton OF Pocatello,
who has been visiting Mrs. Z
Hanson, returned to her home
Wednesday. Mrs. Hatton is con-
siderably interested in Shoshone
realty and was also looking after
her interests.
Miss Jessie Gwin closed a very
successful term of school at Good :
ing last Friday. Very appropriate
exercises were held in the afternoon
and the school was visited by par
ents OF the children. The children
presented Miss Gwin with a hand
some silver cup and saucer as a
token of the esteem il. which They
held their teacher.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-05-08

Miss Martha Billingsley was in
the city Wednesday. She was re-
turning to her hume at Carey after
a three months visit 1T Lost River.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-05-08
Ey ents Of
a Week

Cash paid Tor buttermilk at the
Sgockman's Cafe.
sam Lewis OF Gooding was IN
the city Wednesday.
Little Red Riding Hood at the
opera house Friday night,
DR. Kleinman made profession
ri trip 10 Miner Tuesday.
Wm. Kelly and wife OF Gooding
were In the city Wednesday.
Salem Carpenter was up from
his ranch at Gooding Monday.
Frank Il. Gooding made two
trips up the branch this week.
Rev. Bowler held services at the
Eapiistchurch last Sunday evening.
Norman Davidson returned from
= trip to Boise Wednesday morn
ing,
NJ. barry thu shoemaker, made
hIa family at HALEY a visit over
sunday.
John Hopkins and Garter Ed
wards were np from Kanoka this
week taking in tho sights.
Emanuel swineheart, one OF the
pupular ranchars from near Hager
man was in the city this week.
Sheriff Fred Davis Of HALEY,
passed through Shoshone on his
way TO the Lost River country.
The will Of the late N. p. Wor-
den was presented for probate on
May lsi. in Judge Smiths court.
r. w. Davis OF Bellevue, the
stone muson cane down Monday
and is working ON Clusters new
building.
A car load Of furniture was re-
ceivcd and unloaded here today for
the hotel at shoshone Falls Wed
nesday.
I'D. Hartdegen departed for Mil
ner Tuesday morning where he
viii open up his new store and the
postoHice.
Il. NJ. McCollum returned homo
Tuesday evening from business
Trip TO Pacaiello and other points
VI the line.
Uriah Justus of HALEY, was a
Shoshonc visitor Sunday. Hs is a
delegate to the NJ. W. A. convention
which meets at Lewiston.
A. Il. Mullen the well known
brewery agent for VALIDATE beer of
Milwaukee, Wis, was shoshone
visitor the first Of the week,
Joe Kecier leased the ranch Of
Mrs. Stiiiler last week for term OF
two years. Mrs. Stifller will con
sinuc to reside on the place.
W. Van Iorns OF Hagerman was 4,
elected delegate to the NJ. W. A.
convention at Lewiston and de-
parted for that place Sunday.
William Johnson and wife fiom /
near Hagcrman came up last Fri s
day for a few days visit with Mrs. $
Johnson's mother Mrs. Davies.
NJ. Willis aud c. Harris arrived
from Salt Lake City Saturday and ]
drove out to Shoshone Falls where {
they will be employed at the Falls !
hotel a
Miss May Angel OF HALEY, was
. shoshons visitor the first OF the :
seek checking up the books OF the :
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone !, !,
,!iics. =
Tom Sanderson was brought in a
rom sheep camp last weeS, quite v
lex and taken to the McFall hotel d
'ac X. OF +. lodge is looking after s'l
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-05-08
Local Brevities

this week engaged in building an
addition 10x14 to NJ. A. Wcaver's
residence.
There will be social dance at
Fullers hotel on Friday evening,
May 8. Music by Warner and
Myers. Dancing farm 9 to ~.
Tickets 30 cents.
| Geo. Polling and family and Mrs.
| f. A. Burkill and daughter Stella
departed for Pueblo, Colo, Tues
day where they will make their
future home.
Attorney Il. A. Walters goes to
HALEY Saturday to be in attend
ance at district court at that place
as be has several water cases which
come up at this term.
Chas. Turnbull was chosen as
delegate to the state convention of
the NJ. w. A. lodge now in session
at Lewiston. lie departed for that
place Sunday evening.
Mrs. Maggie Mcmahon, mother
OF Mrs. c. w. Wornicke who has
been making her home with her
daughter departed for Detroit,
Michigan Tuesday evening.
Ira b Fuller. formerly Of Boise,
has taken up a ranch on the Big
Cottonwood and will erect house
on it in the near future and viii
make Lincoln county his home.
| One week from today the Lady
Minsirels will appear at the opera
house. Secure your seats early MS
the house is sure to be crowded and
good seats Will be at a premium.
+ ]. ]. Savicrs and Jim MalloY re-
turned to town Monday. They
have been picking wool for several
weeks and said they have found it
very profitable business this year.
DR.. Baugh reports that several |
OF the Greek section hands that
have been working here, were quite
sick. He says that the trouble
with them is that they are not ac-
climated.
The new livery barn OF I. B.
Perrine in the east part Of town
was completed last week and is now
opened for business. 1t is one of
the largest and best in the southern
part of the state.
Miss Mary Burke departed Tues
day evening for Market, Mich,
where she vii visit her sister, and
expects to be absent several months
and will visit New York and Chic
ago before her return.
Go to Doc Smith for any old
thing you want. Ii he hasn't got
what you want, go some where else.
AT least make your wants known
Or tell your troubles, be don't get
mad il YOU don't buy.
]. +. Hartdcgen received his
as postmaster at the
new town OF Miner last week, and
he Office will be opened in his
store at that place this week or as I
soon as his supplies arrive. I
0. j. Brennan and w. c. Custer h
nave purchased the lots and build. {
ng now occupied by the photograph 4
gallery and intend tearing down !
no frame structure and will erect /
! brick building upon the lots. &
John l.. Lindsay's dramatic COM II
,any put on Faust" at the opera &
'ouse last Saturday night to !;
arge and appreciative audience. *
III. Lindsay and his daughters \
make strong company and are
ways assured good house when
listing Shoshone. The company
i'd excellent work in the play OF
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-04
SHADY GROVE.

Health good.
Mrs. BARLEY, of Kentucky, Is Wis
iting Mrs, Clark.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong was the
guest of Miss Eva Hamilton last
Sunday.
Joe Farmer, of No. Seven, was
here calling on Mrs. Susie Shields
last Sunday.
Miss Vera Box says that some of
the Kentucky boys are not coming
over any more. Wonder why?
The w dding bells are almost
ready to break forth their music
strains tolling glad tidings OF great
ioy. M. w. Hamilton says it ism
he.
Well, Wild Flower; you are mis-
taken in the dog. guess you don't
know who we are, do you? You
we're at the ice cream supper, wasn't
you?
]. N. Jonakin, G. w. Clark and
James Lunsdum, the latter OF Cen
treville, Ill, spent several days on
the lake last week. All report a
good time.
The school at this place has been
in active progress for one week, with
Prof. O. L. Weaks as principal and
Miss Laura Yates assistant. The
school opened with about thirty or
the roll, and the number has beer
rapidly increasing.
The ice cream supper here las1
Friday night was a success. A largt
crowd was present. Thanks to Mr.
and Mrs. Arm, of Union City, fol
appropr1ating their assistance II
the cause. The financial report has
not vet been made. Mr.. S. L. Sher
rod is experimenting the finances.
YELLOW DOG.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-04

FISH BROS.
JORDAN.

Ask Lon Green if it is dusty on
cloudy day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Campbell visit
ed in Fulton Sunday.
Miss Hettle Campbell visited Miss
Cord1a Green Sunday.
Mr.. an Mrs. Lee Bondurant has
very sick baby at this writing.
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Owen
were pleasant callers here Monday
Several couples from here attend
ed church at Cacey Sunday night.
Miss Sallie, Demeyer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eva Green, this
week.
Miss Laura Bondurant, OF Shear
on, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Erwin Bondurant, this week.
Mrs. Daisy Pruett, OF Humbolt,
is visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Alvin Oliver, of Jordan.
We are very sorry to report Mr
Alvin Herring very sick at his
Uncle's, Mr.. Wiley Bondurant.
Quite a crowd attended church at
Bethlehem Sunday. Brother Sadler
has begun his protracted meeting.
Mr.. Joe Thomas aud Miss Myrtle
Green visited Mrs. Moss, of Weak
lev county, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. f. B. Caldwell, and "Violet, "
and the two little Violets, Of FIRE.
mont, visited the latter's mother
Mrs. Lizzie Vance, of near Jordan,
Friday night
Miss Inas Oliver gave her Sunday
school class d picnic last Thursday
| Mr.. Paul Bondurant took a wagon
and gathered them all up, and took
them there and brought them back.
They had Rotations and songs IN
the forenoon, and at noon Miss
DAISY Underwood played a march
and they marched to the dining
room. where refreshments were
served. The room was all deco
rated with flowers, and the table
was full up with everything chile
could want. Every one seemed to
have a good time and went home
rejoicing.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-04
TROY.

John Harris is on the sick list.
C.L. MoAfatt was in Arkansas
last week.
Miss Margaret Pressly is very
sick this week.
Mr. Henry Bennett is at Dawson
Springs this week.
Mrs. Whiteside has returned from
visiting near Rives,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler were
in st. Louis last week.
Miss Ruby Rochelle, of Jackson,
is visiting relatives here.
Frof. Roy McDade, OF Obion Col
lege, was in Union City Saturday.
Rev. Griffith, of Little Rock, Ark,
who has been holding a meeting
here, returned home.
Mr.. Elmer Peoples, of Trenton,
and Miss L1zzis Wells, one OF our
accomplished Young ladies, were
united in marriage ar Rives Fri
day evening, August %.
Miss Lula Hogue died Thursday
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ha'
lev, OF Obion. The remains were
inferred in the new cemetery. we
offer consolation to the bereaveo
family.
The fall term of Ob1on College
opened Monday with good attend
ance. Any school would flourish
under the management OF Prot
Robinson We wish him success
full year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Hurt, Mrs
Farrar, Mr.. Luther Mofatt, Miss
Gladys Semones, Misses Sallie anc
Martha Wade, Mrs. Dell Harper
and milford Farris we're among
those who attended the funeral o.
Miss Lula Hogue here Friday.
BILDAD THE SHUTTLE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-04
Fish and Game at ]. c, Burdick'
PLEASANT HILL.

Miss Sallie Thomas spent Tues
day night with Mrs. May Barker.
Mrs. Nellie Mcdonald and daugh-
ter attended church at this place
Sunday.
Mrs. Rita Harper, of Beech, visit
ed friends and relatives at Pleasant
Hill this week.
Mr.. Henry Barker and wife spent
a few days with relatives at Tren-
ton Saturday and Sunday.
Dee Phillips and Miss Maggie
Edmiaston, of Elbridge, visited Mr..
Alex Admission and family last
week.
Miss Annie Lizzie Scates enter
tanned a number of friends III her
usually pleasant style one night
last week.
The afflicted grandchild Of Mrs.
Isham Wallace died yesterday
morning, and its body was inferred
at Pleasant Hill cemetery yesterday
evening
News is scarce and dust plenti-
full in our vicinity. A. B. c,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-04
NUMBER TWO.

Mr.. Irving Logan is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Marshall Ferguson is on
the sick list this week.
Misses Annie and LOWE Evans are
on the sick list this week.
Miss Willie Ingram is right sick
with typhoid fever this week.
Mrs. Sarah A. Preuett is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Cox this
week.
Miss Rosie Isbell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Gray, of near Crys-
al, this week.
Well, Mr.. yellow Dog, we are
glad to welcome you in our little
band of correspondents. | would
like right well to know who you
are, being as l didn't get to attend
the singing school at Bethlehem
l don't know who you are.
Mrs. Lee Hefey and Mrs. L. 7
Holiday we're the guests of Mrs,
r. It. Preuett Tuesday.
Snow DROP.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-04

e. Walters. Mr.. Tulloss return
ed home Monday night, leaving
his wife to spend several weeks
with his mother and friends the
latter being many, both young
and old, who greet her with Joyful
welcome once more in her old nome
at North Side. We ali hope that
the lot which she has chosen VIII
be much happier to her than her
childhood days.
OF course, yellow Dog ] re-
member you. No, YOU are not a
school teacher, nor an old bachelor
but from what | can judge and
what Madam Rumor says you ough'
or will be teaching fine singing
school in few short months.
know you will make an excellent
singing master.
ToPsY,