The Brandon news., 1903-09-10
NEWS OF THE DAY
TERSLEY RELATED.
Things Throughout the World Told in
Pointed Paragraphs.
WAVES FROM THE MAGIC WIRES
Condensed and Served While Hot to Our
Readers in Labor-Saving Slices.---
Cream of Late Dispatches From the
F0nr Quarters of the Globe.

Cream OF Late Dispatches From the
Fonr Quarters of the Globe.
Berlin policemen have been ordered
out in plain clothes to protect Ameri-
can girls from insult on the street.
London shipbuilders are discussing
plans for building a new challenger.
The Bank of England has raised the
interest to per cent to meet q super
abundance of short loans at one per
cent.
Rumors of Cabinet crisis are rife
in London.
It was announced in London that a
tie vote was likely in the alaskan
boundary arbitration proceedings.
England will offer protection to
Minister Leischman at Constantine
pie in the event he needs it.
1t was announced in London, de-
spite contrary reports from Vienna,
that King Edward would keep out of
the Balkan imbroglio.
Commander Peary, U. s. N, the
we'll known Arctic explorer, said that
he would make another effort to reach
the North pole.
Big Joe Grimes. weight 754 pounds,
died in Cincinnati. O.
Striking miners at Higbee, No.,
agreed to go back to work.
Secretary Shaw has aided st. Louis
banks with deposit of So, 5oO,OOO
Mrs. Rosa Leiser shot and killed
her two children and herself at Phila-
delphia.
The entire city government of Den
yer, Col, was condemned in special
grand jury report.
Federal officers at Topeka were in
structed by the department of justice
at Washington to begin the fight
against the coal trust in Kansas.
The recent attempted attack on
President Roosevelt has caused him to
strengthen the secret service guard.
It was announced that Tammany
Hall would run Hugh J. Grant for
mayor of New York.
Gov. Longino appointed Hon. Will
T. Mcdonald, of Biloxi, to succeed
Judge J. Fl. Nevilles, who resigned in
the Second district.
Mrs. j. Ogden Armour announced
in Chicago that DR.. Lorenz operation
on her child, Lolita, had been a sue
cess.
Whit Owens, accused of numbering
John A. Montgomery at Holly Springs
was declared not guilty by the jury.
Citizens of Dyson, La, met and
passed resolutions denouncing and de-
ploring the spirit of lawlessness in that
section.
The Mississippi Valley Cotton Buy
ers' Association has been organized In
Memphis.
Commissioner Ware predicts a gen.
eral falling off in the pension pay roll.
Citizens of Chase City, Va, held q
mass meeting and denounced the gov
ernor for granting respite to con-
demned negro.
Francis M. Benque, a photographer,
was arrested in Washington for writ
ing a threatening letter to Secretary
Hay.
Governor Longino appointed Hon.
T. Mcdonald. of Bay ST.. Louis, Miss,
to succeed Judge Neville. who has re-
signed.
Sam Hopson and Andrew Jones,
two escaped convicts, surrendered to
the Mississippi authorities.
Eight prisoners attempted to dig
their way out of the jail at Baton
Rouge.
The city council of Baton Rouge,
has declared its contract with the
private water works company illegal,
and an effort will be made to have the
franchise returned.
The ceremonies at the Inauguration
of work on the Alumni Memorial Hall,
at Baton Rouge, will occur Sept. 18.
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Itbegins to look like the project to
establish Jewish colony in British
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