The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-11
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Condensed and Served While Hot to
Our Readers In Labor Saving Slices
Cream Of Late Dispatches From the
Four Quarters of the Globe.

"sQueeze" In the cotton market.
There are signs OF considerable
depression in Germany business cir
cles.
Suez canal returns show that
British trade has Increased during
the past year.
The pope has appointed Rev. T.
T. Harley, of st. Louis, bishop Of
Manila.
Dowager Queen Marg herita, OF
Italy, will visit the United States
next fall.
The campaign for mem oers of the
reichstag is causing great excite
ment In Germany.
Four more bodies have been re-.
covered from the wreckage at To-
peka.
The Republicans will endeavor 20
make political capital OF the placing
OF the Lee statue ir the National
capital.
Jim Doughertv has been convict
ed Of murder in the first degree for
tie killing of Detective Donahue at
Hot Springs.
Union miners who prevented
non-union men working for the
Tennessee Coal Company, have been
arrested.
Floods in the Pacolet river and
other South Carolina towns, de-
stroyed from 40 to- 80 lives and
81. 1000, 900 in property. mainly cot
ton mills.
A speaker at the Longwood Meet
ing House declared the child labor
situation was worse in Pennsylvania
than any other part OF the world.
Mr.. Roosevelt's charge at full gal
Top through the West is said to
have been intended to affect the
South.
Tie Ohio tariff plank is said to
represent the Republican attitude
until after the presidential election.
ID was decided to have a mass
meeting OF the citizens in the Cres-
gent Theatre New Orleans Satur-
day evening. to protest against the
Gassacrs q Jews IN Russia;
Colonial Secretary chamberlain
tariff policy has united the leaders
will endeavor &c force the govern
pent's hand by demanding an I'M
mediate dissolution of parliament
ard an appeal to the country.
Opinion in financial circles is that
the heavy liquidation il the New
York stock market is the best thing
that could have happened.
The armored cruiser Berwick at
speed trial attained 24.6 knots,
making her the fastest vessel OF her
class In the British navy.
The engagement of Felix Vein
gartner, the composer and conduc-
tor. to baroness Fedora Won Drey-
fus is announced.
The international Chemical Con-
gress, at Berlin. adopted resoIu-
tion favoring an international
agreement preventing the use of
phosphorus in making matches.
Prince Ferdinand Mcmillan.
head of the German house of Ise-
bourg, and Budingen, has been
burned to death IN his castle at
Wachtersbach, Germany.
Michael Davitt. IN Fan interview
in London, gave an account of the
relief work in Kishenef, which was
encouraging.
Barton Nix. l6-year-old Georgia
boy. killed farmer and wounded
his SON in dispute ever property.
The jim-crow law has been de-
clared unconstitutional in Tennes-
see because OF defect in the title.
The Reliance, Constitutions and
Columbia are ready for sea.
There is bitter feeling in Great
Britain against Russia owing 10 her
policy toward the Jews ard Finrs.
The federal grad jury at Mont
gCuery has returned number Of
additional indictments fer peoEage.
A New York Jew starved himself
TO death to save enough money to
get his family out of Kisheae -.