Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1903-05-22
NEWS OF THE DAY
TERSELY RELATED.
Doings of a Great Busy World Told
in Terse 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.

turkey WILL buy two warshIps
built for Argentina.
The Shamrock III is regarded in
England as the best challenger ever
built.
Israel ZangwIll has made public
statement concerning the Klschenef
massacre.
The Reliance is at New Rochelle
to be overhauled preparatory to tie
trial races.
The two Shamrocks will be
stripped at once for their trip across
the ocean.
Sybil Sanderson, the well known
opera singer, died in Paris a few
days ago.
Joint army and navy maneuvers
will be had this summer at Port
lard, Me.
Burglars secured $1,000 from the
safe of the union depot at Birming-
ham, Ala.
The Federal government will
take no action in respect OF the
Kiscnenef massacre.
The Turkish government is dis
quieted by the appearance of Ar
menian revolutionIsts from Russia.
There is a movement to revive
the grade Of Vice Admiral in the
American navy.
The price of oil lands in Indiana
is rapidly ad vancing.
Secretary Shaw is relieved to
know that s5O,0OG,00 on account o.
the Panma canal will not have to be
paid this fiscal year.
The Agricultural Department has
discovered that good bread can be
made Of macaroni wheat.
The chief OF police of Rome de-
cIares that Mafiosi are treated too
IenlentlY in the United States.
the international chess tournament.
The Turks are meeting with
strong resistance IN their march on
Ipek. They destroyed three vii
lagos with artillery fire.
Nolan the Philadelphia cartoonist,
threatens to sue Gov. Pennypacker
for libel for calling him "outeast.
Government officials are watching
the railroad plans to fix rates on
the seasons sugar crop.
The formal charges of irregluari-
ties in the Postoffice Department.,
made by Tulloch, have been sub
nitted to Postmaster General Payne.
Travelling postal clerks are to ask
s14, 900 ,000 IRON the government for
travelling expenses.
Miss Stone has demanded, through
the State Department, damages from
Turkey for her abduction and i'm
prisonEent.
Tbs dynamite machine designed
tor the Um5ria was intended solely
to create a sensation.
E. Fl. Hartman is suffering from
an attack OF appendicitis.
Judge Boarman of the United
States circuit court granted the in
junction asked by the railway COM
panies against "scalpers,' to pre-
vent the sale of reunion tickets to
New Orleans.
The plans for the Southern cotton
rill mergar have been ABOUT COM
pleted.
Judge Speer, in the federal court
at Macon, Ga, refused to grant an
Injunction restraining the railroads
from increasing the freight rate on
lumber.
The officials of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad claim to have the
strike broken. The read will again
accept perishable freight.
Harry Price, chief of the fake
foot-racers. who left Hot Springs,
Ark, for Oklahoma City with $780,
900 in cash. will be returned for
trial
President Roosevelt is enjoying
the seclusion of the Yosemite Val
ley, California.
Former Mayor A. Fl. Ames, o.
Minneapolis, was senterced to six
years Imprisonment for bribery,
t A bond OF $4,000 was accepted
pending an appeal to the supreme
{ court.
s Fire caused loss of 800. 900 il
> the business district at Houston
Texas. a few days ago.
Mrs. Levi Overstreet hosewhippee
Frank Hines, who was objected tt
+ as a prospective son-in-law, in
public street at Fort Smith, Ark.
: DIR. e. Gaudin, OF New Orleans
was elected supreme president c
the Catholic knights OF America.
10 Colorado Springs. Colo. Polio
7. Magistrate w. T. Hall, Of Chicago
diedthis morning Years ago, as "Bifl
. Hall. he was famous tclegraphs
and newspaper man.