The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-30
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Its purchase by the government.
Hartman and Hill are engaged in
an attempt to corner the lumber mar
ket.
W. Il. Stowe & Go. announces their
failure on the New York Stock Elk
shange.
The National Association of Dental
Examiners is in session at Asheville,
n. O.
There is considerable friction be-
tween Germany and England over the
&ariff question.
The furry in the New York stock
market had no effect on the foreign
financial situation.
The Mongolia, second largest ship
sver built in this country has been
launched at Camden, N. J.
The United States will not interfere
With the Cuban loan, but purchasers
must take the risk.
The African Methodist Conference
ST Georgia advised negroes to stay in
the south for safety.
A trolley car struck police patrol
at Philadelphia, injuring three police
nen and killing wounded man.
The body of Pope Leo was inferred
IN st. Peters after one of the most
Impressive ever witnessed in Rome.
A. j. Butt, of Alabama, has been
sworn in as midshipman at the An
napolis naval academy.
The failure of Talbot J. Taylor is
announced on the New York Stock
Exchange. Talbot J. Taylor is the
son. in-lew of James 3. Keene.
The president has appointed Clar-
snce s. Hobert as assistant treasurer,
and Robert A. Oliver assistant ap-
<praiser at New Orleans.
According to Congressman Living
ston, the Parker presidential boom in
Georgia is shifting to German.
A call has been made for the forma-
tion OF non partisan civic league at
New Orleans for the promotion of the
sause of good government.
1t is believed that the Postoffice in
yestigation will result in several more
indictments.
The Comptroller of the Treasury
has ruled that Elk Congressman John
Allen, of Mississippi, who is member
of the Worlds Fair Commission, must
pay his own cab fare or walk.
There is considerable speculation
among the politicians at Washington
about who will succeed James K.
Jones as Chairman of the Democratic
National Committee. The Washing
son Times suggests Senator J. W.
Baily. of Texas.
The recommendations of the Missis-
Gippi River Commission and the allot-
onents recently approved by the Secre-
sary of War have been forwarded to
khe Commission at st. Louis.
The report of Commissioners Yerkes
shows that the internal revenue col
gected in Louisiana and Mississippi DUR
ing the past year amounted to So, $780,
64s.77.
Miss Lizzie Dolan, daughter of a
prominent citizen residing near
Shreveport, La, was poisoned by
strychniue, administered in glass of
lemonade. A servant was arrested
charged with the crime.
King Edwards visit to Dublin will
strengthen the ties of friendship be-
tween England and Ireland.
There is no longer any doubt that
it is only question of short time
before the British government will
grant home rule 10 Ireland.
france and England are coming
4Ioser together. The two governments
are preparing to negotiate treaties for
the settlement of disputes by arbitra-
fion.
Baron de Busch fell before an ex-
press train near Northampton, Eng
land, and died shortly afterwards.
de was travelling to Scotland, accom-
panied by his wife, who was Miss
Pauline Joram, the American prima
denna. 49,
The belief prevails in London that
Russia has no Intention of evacuating
Manchuria or Of opening Manchurian