The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-31
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pay.
Signor Zanardelli, former italian
Premier, is dead.
A duel has grown out Of the Drey-
fus revision already.
The Dixie is ready to sail with a
battalion of marines.
Mrs. Roosevelt gave a party to 500
Washington children.
A. +. Russell killed Will Luckey
near Laurel, Miss.
A severe earthquake shock was felt
at Los Angeles, Cal.
New York is experiencing a pneu-
monia epidemic.
Colon celebrated Great Britain S rec
ognition of the republic of Panama.
The treaty Of arbitration between
France and Italy has been signed.
An investigation of the agent at the
Colville Indian Agency is being made.
Nine. Henriette Duperdon "a ia
nous newspaper vendor, died In Par
is.
The Mississippi Republican Exec
utive Committee meets Jan in Jack
san.
The new Russian Ambassador has
arrived in Rome ,and presented his
credentials.
United States Minister Buchanan
presented his credentials to the junta
at Panama.
Col. w. j. Bryan, ell route to Ber-
lin, visited Crown Prince Frederick
at Copenhagen.
Threats of violence caused the re-
moval of nine murderers from the Jail
at Hopkisville, Ky.
W. J. Bryan is en- route home. The
Emperor was too busy to accord him
an audience in Berlin.
It developed that Italy and Great
Britain had an agreement about rec
ognizing Panama.
The announcement that the Drey
fus case would be revised created but
little comment in Paris.
The Olympia has sailed for Carta-
gena to get Minister Beaupre, and the
Atlanta will follow her.
Warships have been fastening on
San Domingo. The situation all over
the Republic borders on anarchy.
It is the intention of the Washing
ton authorities to send troops to Pan
anna as soon as the treaty is ratified.
A. P. Green, Civil War veteran,
and member Of the Louisiana Ii
gers" suicided in Vicksburg, Miss.
Advices from st. Petersburg stated
that Russia was not inclined to alb
ruptly stop negotiations with Japan.
An Italian mining expedition met a
number Of Abyssinians on the field
of Adowa and exchanged many
friendly greetings.
The sugar-house on Golden Ridge
Plantation, near Plaquemine, La, was
destroyed by fire. DR.. Eloi Levert was
seriously injured.
The Pope has positively refused to
interfere with the sale of the friars'
lands, saying he was well salts
fed with the sale.
Great care is being exercised In
guarding General Reyes note, which
will be transmitted to congress as
soon as it reassembles.
Jim Carr, negro, who shot and
killed Deputy Marshall Walker Cobb
at Saucier, Miss, was taken from an
officer by mob and shot to death.
General Reyes and DR.. Herran say
they will leave Washington if they
do not get favorable reply to the
protest recently sent to Secretary
Hay.
Washington is pressing its demands
on China and Corea in view of the
imminence of war in the Orient,
which might destroy all the work that
has gone before.
Reports show that over 300 miles
Of railroad have ben constructed in
the South since Jan. l, 1908. Louisi-
ana is third on the list, with over 406
miles for the year.
The Postoffce Department is con-
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