The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-11-12
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OF the United States before recogniz-
ing the new republic of Panama.
The French people approve the
course of the United States in the re-
cognition of the republic of Panama.
The Colombian consul general in
Antwerp states that his government is
sending 1000 troops to Colon.
The population of Colon is rejoicing
greatly over the recognition Of the
Panama government by the United
states.
Russia is deeply interested in the at
titude OF the United States toward its
Eastern policy, and believes that thei,
attitude In unfriendly.
In the trial OF State Senator Frank
q. Fsrris. for bribery, in Jefferson
City, Mo-, the jury failed to agree.
Samuel Parks has entered on his
term OF two years In Sing Sing
prison.
An opinion of the New York cour
Of special sessions asserts that the
failure of parents to supply their
children with spending money is one
of the principal causes of crime among
New York boys and girls.
The battleship Maine has been or
dered to Colon.
Work is to be resumed at the Gar
negie steel plants along the Mononga-
hela in Pennsylvania.
W. j. Bryan has been admitted to
act as executor of the will of Philo s..
Bennett, under bond of $3.50, 900.
The National Red Cross Society
will meet in fourth annual session in
Washington on Dec. 8.
F. Cody crossed the English Chan
mel in kiteboat.
German officers, experimenting with
balloon, dropped in French territory,
and had to change their uniforms to
get away without provoking trouble.
An trade will soon be issued declar-
ing amnesty for the Macedonians.
The Spanish police have discovered
great plot of anarchists at Bar celona,
and many arrests have been made.
It was officially stated in Berlin that
Russia and Japan have agreed on a
settlement. London infor nation is to
to the effect that Russia tried to borrow
money in Paris and Japan in England,
and Lord Lansdowne and M. Delcasse
exercised their efforts toward
peace. Russia gives up all pretensions
in Corea.
The attitude of the European Powers
towards the new Republic of Panama
appears friendly, and recognition will
soon follow. It is reported in Paris
that the Colombian Army is marching
on the isshmus 1000 strong. The
Atlanta arrived at Colon, and the
Maine has been ordered there. Rep
reseutatives of the Latin-American
Republics are talking of coalition in
South America against the United
States, and predict declaration OF
war by Colombia. Senior Varilla has
been appointed Diplomatic Agent at
Washington. The Atlanta and Nash
vile are patrolling the Atlantic coast
to prevent the landing of Colombian
troops.
Canadian representatives say that
questions not already settled will not
hereafter go before a tribunal, thus
voicing dissatisfaction with the bound
airy award.
Suit has been entered by John B.
Honor, against the screwmen and
Longshoremen's Association for dam
ages, because of the late strike at
New Orleans, and for injuctions CO M
polling reinstatement of certain ex-
PEELED members of the body, who did
not strike.
Mississippi is to have at Jackson q
Hall of History, for the preservation
of relics of interest
In the caucus Of the Democratic
minority of the House John s. Will
tiams of Mississippi was nominated for
Speaker.
A. T. Heintz has sold out to the
Amalgamated Copper company and
become manager of their properties.
Sam Parks says he is down and out.
and breaches against the system in
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