The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-15
NEWS OF THE DAY
TERSLEY RELATED.
Things Throughout the World Told in
Pointed Paragraphs.
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Condensed and Served While Hot to Our
Readers Ia Labor-Saving Slices....
Cream OF Late Dispatches From the
Fonr Quarters Of the Globe.

Distrust Of American stocks Q lead
ing feature Of the London market.
The decision in the Alaskan .boun-
Diary case may be delivered in week.
The car makes a pleasant impress
sion at Darmstadt.
Russia would rather fight than yield
her Manchrian position.
English women refused to attend
the reception Of the dowager empress
of China,
General Dufield has reported to the
government that the total amount of
claims awarded to Germany against
Venezuela is l, $40, 600 marks.
In month congress will convene
with Joe Cannon as speaker and John
Sharpe Williams as leader of the mi.
nority.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave
. reception to the Honorable Artillery
OF London, and the Ancient and Hon.
orable Artillery of Boston at the White
House.
Micheal Davitt has written a book
on the Jewish Pale in Russia, and says
social conditions give warning of a
catastrophe. He favors Zionism.
The Chicago Federation of Labor
blames the Centennial Committee for
the Marine Bank Trouble.
The League of American Munich.
palities elected officers and decided to
meet next at East st. Louis.
Judge Gary has appointed Carroll
D. Wright Umpire on the short Satur.
day in the Schuylkill regions.
Miners have charged General Chase
and other officers with unlawful ar
rest at Cripple Greek, Colo.
The extracts from Morley's Life Of
Gladstone" deal with many thrilling
political events.
There was some rioting in the San
Antonio street car strike, and two citi-
Gems fought at meeting. Theirs is no
change in the Waco situation. but
trouble is expected.
Linemen and construction gang of
the Southern Bell Telephone Company
struck for wages and hours at Colum-
bus, Ga.
The Marquette and Lakeside Clubs,
at Chicago, celebrated Chicago Day
with banquets and oratory. The
speakers were Ex-Governor Black,
Governor Durbin, of Indiana, Cover
nor Vansant, of Minnesota Judge
Crosscup, Charles s. Deneen. Judge
0. N. Carter and Rev. r. A. White.
A new railroad in Porto Rico opens
up rich sugar, coffee and fruit re-
gions.
The sugar war is on between the big
refinery companies. .Arbuckle's start
ed the cut. Refined sugar is lower
than since April.
The General Electric Company sued
the United States Construction Com
pany for work on the st. Bernard
Pumping Station contract, and got
$40, 44O,21.
It is reported that George w. Per-
kins will retire from the firm Of J. P.
Morgan & Go.
Walter r. Henry, bank examiner
for North and South Carolina and Ala
bama, has been asked to resign by
Comptroller Ridgely.
Pittsbarg sent 1.475. 900 bushels Of
coal south.
Mrs. Dwight IL. Moody lied at East
Northfields, Mass.
Lieutenant F. M. Blackjack, Of An
niston, Ala, suic Ned at Hot Springs,
Ark.
Deputy Sheriff ack Strong was shot
by negro at Birmingham. A mob il
in pursuit.
Paterson, N. j., is In . serious con-
dition, having been damaged 2,000,-
900, being threatened with worse.
Chicago teamsters demand ten per
cent increase.
By the shutting down OF the I'll nois
steel mills . thousand employees were
thrown out OF employment, The
Company denies it.
District Attorney Cans says A. T.
Patrick can easily be resentenced il