The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-29
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TERSELY RELATED.
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Cream of Late Dispatches From the
Four Quarters of the Globe.

Seventeen Italian laborers we're
killed in cave-in of the. New York
subway. Three were killed and a
number were seriously injured.
Tim" Sullivaa has sent $40, 900
out to bet on Low, who is now a hot
favorite in the fight.
The Galveston longshorman have
gone Oh strike. The screwman re-
fused to strike so general tieup was
everted. It is expected that the long
shoremen will return to work. in few
days.
Sensational charges have been filed
in the Federal court in Chattanooga
by the trustees of the Southern Car
and Foundry Company against several
large concerns and southern banks. It
is said criminal prosecutions may
follow.
A Texas student at Washington and
Lee University died of typhoid fever.
The United States Public Health Ser
vice is investigating the origin of the
fever.
Senator German in speech in the
Maryland campaign took as his theme
President Roosevelt and the negro
question, and criticised the president
in emphatic terms.
The Chicago Lake Street Elevated
Railroad Company, capitalized at
$40, 900, is in the hands of receiver.
The scheme for reform in Mace
donia has been submitted to the
Porte. Austria and Russia are to
maintain surveillance over disturbed
provinces for two years.
Sir Henry Durand, British Ambas-
sador to Spain, has been named Am
bassador to the United States.
The situation in the Orient is still
acute. The conference of japanese
statesman lasted seven hours.
The small steel plants will be exclud-
ed from the German Steel Trust and
will organize an Independent trust.
A hospital nures tried to commit
suicide br swallowing two tubes of
typhoid bacilla.
Jacques Lebaudy may be banished
from France for his yacht trip to the
Moroccan coast.
Colombia seems to be in the throes
of revolution. The Senate has de-
clared war on the President and re-
fuses to adjourn. Many liberals were
arrested at Cartagena, and other ar.
rests will follow in other parts of the
country.
Lloyds has increased insurance
rates to the Far East.
The conference between the Russian
Ambassador to Japan and the Foreign
Minister has been deferred until O
conference with the elder statesmen.
It is reported that Germans suspect
ed of being Russian spies have been
mobbed in Japan. The general situa-
ton is not encouraging.
The Diplomatic Corps At Pekin has
decided that the Supao prisoners must
be tried Immediately by mixed
court.
Two Croatiaus, charged with the
murder OF Pennsylvania contractor,
have been arrested in London.
Lord George Hamilton, in an ad-
dress at Ealing. gave his version of
the designations of the members OF the
Cabinet
Nelson's old flagship has been sunk
in collision with another relic.
The Kaiser, while hunting fell to
his armpits in morass, and then or
dered It drained and filed up.
The Canadians want to do away
with British commanders for their
army. They are still manifesting their
displeasure at the Alaskan award.
More feeling was displayed in debates
in the house of commons.
An appellate judge in New York has
dec, ared that brokers must obey orders
Of their clients, to whom they are
responsible.
Paper for the extradition OF Kratz
a-e in shape and the fugitive will be
be brought back.
The financial atmosphere Of Pitts
burg has been clarified and no further