The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-11-19
Things Throughout the World Told in
Pointed Paragraphs.
FROM THE MAGIC WIRES.
Condensed and Served While Hot to Our
Readers in Labor-Saving Slices.
Cream Of Late Dispatches From the
Four Quarters of the Globe.

Colombia will not be permitted to
land.
Presidena Marroquin has informed
Ecuador that large Colombian army
is marching to the conquest of
Panama.
1t is reported at Panama that Presi-
dent Marroquin is trying to fly from
Bo2ota.
Great Britain will not recognize the
Panama government until it is more
firmly established.
The war department has been in
formed that no soldiers will be sent to
the isthmus of Panama.
The Republican national committee
will meet in Washin gton Dec. IL.
Republicans claim that there is no
opposition in their p arty in the House
to the Cuban treaty.
e. j. Alder was offered 80, 900 by
an agent of the railroads to withdraw
his chaIges of tariff discrimination.
Five persons were injured by the
explosion OF gas in tank used to suf-
locate dogs in Harlem, N. Y.
A movement is on foot in Georgia to
bring back the negroes who went to
Liberia last February.
M. Varilla was formally recognized
by the President as minister from the
new State OF Panama.
The Ways and Means Committee
has made favorable report on the
Cuban reciprocity bill. A vote will
be taken Thursday.
Representative Dick has introduced
} bill calling for an investigation of
franchise clause in State Constitutions.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union is in session at Cincinnati.
Andrew 81. Green, 'father OF Great
Or New York." was shot and killed by
! negro named Williams.
Many thousands of fraudulent legis-
.ative warrants have come to light in
Kansas.
The new Panama Canal commits
ioners are expected in Washington
aext week.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has leased most of
MS North Carolina estate to sporting
club Of wealthy men.
The Porte has notified the Powers
that it will comply with the demands
set forth in the supplementary notes.
The arguments before The Hague
tribunal were concluded, and the
Court will take the matter under ad-
visement.
A resolution was passed in the
French .Chamber to investigate charg-
IS of political corruption in connection
with the Humbert case.
Nothing has been heard OF the Lab
'ador exploration party.
Lord Roberts il i'll with pneumonia.
American detectives arrived too late
10 get the two Croatians accused of
murder in Pennsylvania.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion will take in consideration the &C
tual value of railroads in questions of
freight rates, acting on Supreme
Court decision which says railroads
were only entitled to reasonable re-
turns on their investm emit.
There were four deaths from fever
and thirty-one new cases at Laredo,
Tex, and one new case and two deaths
at San Antonio in one day recently.
The Crumpacker resolution will not
be pressed to passage this year.
Republican Senators express them
selves as being tired of the American
Protective Tariff League.
The President had prepared mes
sage on the canal situation before the
revolution in which he suggested the
use of force.
The betting odds in the Yale-Har-
yard football game is still 2 to l in
favor of Yale.
The trial Of those accused OF par
ticipation in the Kishiniff massacres
will begin Thursday.
Much satisfaction is felt in Russia
over the result of the Czar's visit to
Germany. and Count Lamsdorff's visit
to France. 1t is said that definite I'M
derstandings were had making for
peace in the near and far east.