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head undecidedly. But the voice had
been clear and incisive, and just now
IL was easier for him to obey than to
think. So he nodded vaguely and
staggered up the sidewalk. Kitty
watched him anxiously until she re-
allied that in spite of his wavering
steps he was heading toward the
cabin. Then she hurried downstairs.
Mary met her at the foot
What do you mean, Kitty7" she
began wildly; you're not going up
there to him. an then come back to
me an the children? Most every
body's died of the fever so far"
That's all right. Mary" answered
Kitty soothingly. I'm not comm
back. You would't have Halstead be
without nurse, would your"
But everybody dies most, an you'll
sure take it." demonstrated Mary hys-
terically.
Halstead did not die. but 1t was
more than three months before he
was able to leave his bed and totter
across the cabin floor to a seat In the
doorway. There he sat for a long
time gasping for breath and gazing
moodily at the distant mountain tops.
Kitty came to him there after she had
arranged his bed and tidied the room.
Doesn't 1t look good. Halstead p
she said.
He did not answer at once. but
presently turned to her with dreary
smile.
II don't know as II does, Kitty" +"
he replied. You heard the doctor
tell me 1t would likely be six months
before I would begin TO do any work.
an that my eyes an hearin' wouldn I
ever be quite so good again. That's
just the same as IL l was gettin' to
be an old man." He was silent for
some minutes, then added: AN that
amt all, Kitty. It'll take every cent
I've got to pay the doctor. You see,
before you came I never saved any
thing. I didn't feel any need. What
l got 1 spent to help Mary an the
children. I've only been putin by
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the few months you was here, before
l was sick. What is 1t p for she was
now standing by his side, her hand
upon his shoulder, smiling down into
his face.
VIII you marry me. Halstead?"
He gazed at her stupidity for a mo-
ment, then his lips began to CULVER.
Don't, Kitty" was all he said.
But 1 mean it, Halstead," earnest
ly. II said I would never marry a
man to hamper him; but I'm strong
an well now, an you're weak an the
doctor says I can get all the work
want nursin.' / can be making money
while you're getting strong, and" low
ering her voice little, 'I believe I've
always loved gou, Halstead, always.
That-that other was only a crazy
spell. Why. Halstead!'' her voice sud-
denly catching and then breaking into
a sob.
For the tears were streaming down
Halstead's face now. But he held out
his arms.
Copyright. 1905. by Frank H. sweet.)
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CAR 0NE-EARED,
BELIEVE THE
PEASANTS.

The uneducated peasants in the
Cherson province of Russia have an
extraordinary belief that the Czar has
only one ear. They are confirmed in
their belief by pictures and photo
graphs of the Czar showing a side face
view, and naturally exhibiting only
one ear. They account for the abb
sence of the other in the following
manner:
Some time ago deputation from
their province waited upon the Car
and in the course of the meeting the
Car is said to have stated that all
Russian land would be divided equal
ly among the peasants of the various
districts.
To this one of the deputation boldly
said:
As sure as you can not see your own
ears you will not divide the land"
The Cars reply to this was to cut
Off one of his (the Czar's) ears. which
he placed upon the table. renarking as
he did so:
AS surely as I now see my ear
will divide the land
To this day the Cherson peasants
firmly believe that he has only one
ear. and unless the Czar visits them
In person and proves to them by opti-
cal demonstration that he possesses
the correct number this extraordinary
belief will not be shaken.
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Tno,:as d. Eastland entertained
twelve guests at dinner IN the White
and gold room of the ST. Francis on
Saturday evening. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs John d. Spreckels 1l-'
Mrs. Forrnan, Miss Helen Wasnei'
Miss Florence Bailey, MISS Grace
spreckels. Miss Lily Spreckels. Harry
Holbrook. William Carson, Edgar Mlz-
ner and j. L. Eastland.
Mrs. Emory Winship gave luncneon
Yesterday at the ST. Francis In nonor
of Miss Lily Spreckels. An exqulslle
blending of flowers and pale green tulie
adorned the table, which made dainty
picture with its burden of almond bios
SONS, pale pink carnations and tuile
entwined. Candelabra, also OF pale
green shades, gave final toucn OIL
artistic effect. The guests were MIS-.
Cosgrave, Mrs. Augustus Costigan'
Mrs. II. c. Breeden, Mrs. Henry Foster
Dutton, Mrs. Samuel Buckbee,. MIS-
Greer, Mrs. Spaulding. Miss Lily
Spreckels. Miss Grace Spreckels. Miss
Bessie Wilson, Miss Patricia Cosgrave'
Miss Helen de Young, Miss Constance
de Young. Miss Leontine Brakeman
Miss Edith, Simpson. Miss Jennie Blair
and Miss Helen Wagner.
Among those who entertained box
parties at the presentation Of 'Mfzpah'
last evening were Mrs. Herbert e. Law
and Mrs. A p. Hotaling Jr-
The Sequoia Club rooms win be the
scene Of delightful tea next Sunday
the first affair of its kind to be held in
the club. The protector Of this pleasant
idea, Charles H Lombard, has often
been a Sunday host In his own home.
but the gathering at the Palace viii be
much larger. MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Walton Tully Will be the honored
guests, and those receiving with Mr..
Lombard win be Mrs. Lewis h. Long.
Miss Eleanor Connell. Mrs. Albert Ger
berding. Mrs. Adolphus Graupner. Mrs.
NJ. n. Richardson, Miss Marie With
row. Miss Eva withrow. Miss Adeline
Knapp and Miss Ednah Robinson
The Assembly dance last evening
was preluded by the usual number OF
dinners, notable among which was that
given by DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunter
VOORHEES,. The palm garden OF the Pal
ace was the scene, the table decora-
tions being OF red carnations and red
candelabra- Miss Lily Spreckels and
Harry Holbrook. guests OF honor.
shared the hospitality OF DR.. and Mrs.
Voorhies with q dozen others. among
whom werei Miss Grace Spreckels.
Miss Katherine Herrin. Mr.. and Mrs
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KING WOULD NOT BANT.

The Westminster Gazette tells this
story Of Portugal's ruler:
A trouble OF King Charles. which he
shares with many humber mortals, is
his tendency to embonpoint- In this
connection amusing stories are told OF
the efforts OF Queen Amelie. whose
penchant for medical studies and ex-
periments Is well known. to treat and
diet him. Eventually, it is said. his
Majesty was compelled. like so many
others who have been put on diet,
to strike and refuse TO accept the regi-
men prescribed. preferring peace and
plenty, even at the sacrifice OF his fig
ure to the ascetic life.
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F: THE SMART SET :;
BY SALLY SHARP

John ID. Spreckels Jr.. Mrs. Malcolm
Henry. Lieutenant and Mrs. Emory
Winship. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porter
Bishop. Grantland Voorhfes. Robert
Carter Berkeley and Jerome b. Land
field
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walton TulIv
were the guests Of Miss AdeIine Knapn
on Sunday at her home on the slone =,
Tamalpais- Thoroughly informal the
gathering was one Of the most daItob+-
full that has taken place under Miss
Knapp's hOspitable roof. Those asked
to meet Mr.. and Mrs TuIIy were: Mrs
William Dickinson, Mrs. w. @. Nor
row, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bailey. Fer
nald, MI and Mrs. Fairfax wheelan,
Mrs. Geroerding, the Misses Knox.
Mrs Dow OF Norfolk. Virginia: Miss
Ednah Robinson, Charles II. Lombard,
Bruce Porter. Arthur Street. Charles
Keeler, Mr.. Barnett, DR.. Bade. Miss
Wishart-
Miss Ethel Wallace and Charles
F'ickert, whose engagement was recent
ly announced, viii be married on
March at the home OF the bride on
Cough street. The affair viii be quiet.
guests limited to the relatives and a
few intimate friends
Mrs. c. Frederick Kohl, who chap
eroned a happy party Of 11aids and
men to Del Monte en- Saturday. VIII
return to-day. Among the number
were Mrs Cooley OF Washington, Miss
Anita Harvey. Miss Constance Grim
Minis. Miss Katherine McCann, Miss
May Deering. Lansing Miner. Joseph
Tobin. Courtney Ford. Oscar Cooper,
Count vanuteIn and Edward NJ
Greenway.
at a tea at her home, 1917 vallejo
street. next Thursday Receiving with
Mrs. DrifieId viii be Mrs W. c. Nor
row, Miss Abbie Edwards and Miss
Kitty Shook
Misses Helen and Constance de
Young will give a luncheon to-day at
their residence, 1919 California street,
in honor OF Miss Helen Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis NJ Barker OF
San Jose announce the marriage OF
their daughter Jeanette to Alanson
Swain OF San Francisco.
Mrs. A d. TourteIIot WIN be "at
home" to-day in honor OF Mrs Joseph
inc Gro OF New York.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox viii be
given a reception at the Palace Hotel
to-day at 2:30-
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PAYS 5000 FOR WIFE.

Wives at $500 are not too costly If
they are all as pleasing in appearance
as the one who became the bride Of
Salvanti Bessi In Camden.
That was the sum he paid her. He
told Assistant City Clerk Oden, who
performed the ceremony, that he felt
he was getting a bargain.
The brides former name was Mrs.
Nuscio Culero. Her husband was
killed on the railroad. and Bessi i'm
mediately offered the widow $500 If
she would marry him.
He paid her the $500 In notes, sill
yer dollars and small change as soon
as the marriage certificate was handed
him--Philadelphia North American.
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TOO WISE TO WED7

Miss Helen Gould recently enter
tanned at luncheon at her residence a
number OF little girls from charitable
institution, according to the Detroit
Journal
At the end OF the luncheon Miss
Gould showed to the children some OF
the beautiful contents OF her house.
She showed them books. carved Ital-
ian furniture. tapestries and marbles
Here" she said. lis a beautiful
statue. a statue OF Minerva"
WAS she married? ?" asked a little
girl
mo, my child" said Miss Gould.
smiling. She was the Goddess OF Vfls-
dom"
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A REMARKABLE DINNER.

A remarkable dinner was served re-
Gently BY a farmer near Ault. Colo.
The table was set for twelve and the
menu consisted OF one 4 pound po-
tato, one 15-pound cabbage. one To-
pound chicken, one 6-pound turnip.
one s-pound onion and three pies
made from 1h-pound apple.-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
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AN UNGRATEFUL MULE.

Old Uncle Charley Renfro OF Louis
Vile has been up here for some time
trading old horses and mules and last
week an old mule died just after eat
ing about twenty ears OF dollar corn
and two big bins OF fodder. Pap Rem
fro said If it had died before eating
he would not care. but it eat and then
died.-Cinctnnati Enquirer.
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woRD-E- H H. Monterey. Cal.
In counting the number OF words for
an article for 3 newspaper or q Pc
riodical the general rule is TO count
every word written A and and in
isials are counted two for one word
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o.. XII / I :.p
BY FRANK II. SWEET.

at once. straight. Twill see about the
food and everything else. I'll have q
doctor there almost as soon as you
are. An I'll have a nurse. I'd make
you come In here but there's your
sister and her children. an there's
children in both the next houses. So
maybe 1t wouldn't be best. Now go,
straight, straight to the cabin"
Halstead raised his hand to his fore
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Ben Silent 500 Years.

A modern church built upon the site
Of an ancient one at Llanderand. Wales.
had no bell A farmer offered one that
was lying In one OF his barns. II turned
out 10 be one that had hung IN the
tower OF the ancient church and had
not been rung for 500 years
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Lightning Speed.

r. h. Glew Of London, England, has
calculated the time Of lightning fash
to be one-nineteenth Of a second. He
obtained this result by means OF a pho
tograph made with a vibrating lens.
which indicated the multiple image
taken and the rate OF vibration Of the
lens
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

WEIGHT IN wAsHINGToN-s.
City. BY an act OF Congress In 1895
the weight Of q bushel OF potatoes IN
the city OF Washington. D. c., was
fixed at so pounds
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PLOwINGAF- ". NJ. Fresno. Cal
The question about plowing Is in the
nature OF an arithmetical problem, q
class OF questions that this department
does not answer.
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THE PRESS OF THE NATION.


10
dicuonareDsnver
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.
allowed anything else-Atanta Journal
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Tovnsend-s California Gizce fruits In
artistic fre-etchsi boxeS- It's Market 81 !.
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WHEN PA GETS SICK.

My pa has got the stomach ache,
It's awful. 1 tell you'll
he rolls his eyes and tumbles round
And keeps US in a stew;
Ma put hot water on to him.
It leaked through to the tick,
TIL bet ma wishes she was dead
When
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Towrsendrs Gala Glaze Fruits, in AZ
tistic fre-esched boxes 10 kssrny ST
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Special information supplied daily %
business houses and public men BY ths
Press Clipping Bureau (AIlsn'Sl. 50 CaIi-
fornia street Telspho1s Main 1ex4
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PApps his moal makes
snAn p Of fractional frequently
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The une-Teller-There,s q cark
man who Is going to give you trouble
Mr.. Chargitt (absentlyI cues:
that's the coal man
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MINES -FSafs snacreSu
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group OF the latest styles a ssses shosrn ~ P No
embroidered sghifs net green Sill Green chiffon
ribbon RIFLES forsn tie trim nsins No is brors Loisine
SIX, drasea ssTfh sesef rabbon. No. modish lg
oafion ased III any dress fobrc Me- is snele shirt
uoist sles. No IS cape sleeve for street costume
tyinsscd srith Psrs1s sbr oi Ne Is an ss;ng sless
Of six and l0ef. Nos and Be made ns of heass
cloth cloaking.
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Old Towser seems to know something
Is wrong about the house;
de does not even wag his tan.
But keeps still as mouse;
The cat goes of and stays away,
The clock seems 'fraid to tick,
And we all walk upon our toes
When
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S1ck.
he keeps ma on keen. dead jump,
He wants 50 many things.
Until think she'd like to see
Pa fitted out with wings;
It's mustard paste-hot water Jugs
The doctorl Bring him QuickI
Oh. myl There's something doing here
When
Gets
Sick
Troy Times.
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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis NJ Barker Of
San Jose announce the marriage OF
their daughter Jeanette to Alanson
Swain OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-07

Mrs. A d. Tourtellot VIII be "at
home" to-day in honor OF Mrs Joseph
inc Gro Of New York
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-07

Misses Helen and Constance de
Young will give a luncheon to-day at
their residence, 1919 California street.
in honor OF Miss Helen Wagner.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-07

Mrs +. Carus Drifield WIN be hostess
at tea at her home, 1917 Vallejo
street. next Thursday Receiving with
Mrs. Drifield viii be Mrs. W. c. Nor
row, Miss Abbie Edwards and Miss
Kitty Shook
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Baptist Convention.

The Baptist State Convention at
Tupelo was one of the most success
full ever held, although the attend
ance was not so large as it would have
been had the meeting place been more
centrally located. The convention
heartily endorsed the action Of the
Board of Trustees Of Mississippi Col
lege in authorizing President Lowrey
to take the field to raise a building
fund Of $4,000, to make improve
ments in the buildings and equipment
Of the college. Great interest and en-
thusiasm was shown in the discussion
Of the, college question and the dis
cussion showed that the question of
higher education has warm place
in the hearts Of Mississippi Baptists.
The orphanage was also heartily en-
dorsed, and DR.. Carter's administers
ton was warmly approved. The en-
largement Of the plant finds a ready
response in the minds Of its many
friends and supporters.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Clinton Normal.

To any one inquiring into the eter-
nal fitness of things you would unhes-
itatingly say that the Clinton Normal
has In the equation Of economical ex-
istence a real and substantial fitness
in the educational improvement OF
those who have had the stamina and
earnestness Of purpose to go through
the entire term of four weeks. Even
to a casual observer this Normal for
chilly stands for several important
benefits in Mississippi's school inter
ests. First, there has been an ear.
nestness on the part of the students
that has manifested itself in good sol
id work and decided improvement
Secondly, there has been displayed a
sterling integrity which guarantees tc
the parents Of the future citizens OF
our state that due attention will be
paid to the formation Of noble charac-
ter without which no state can hope
to rise to its best.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Loses Eack Tax Claim.

State Revenue Agent Writ Adams
has lost his back tax claim against tn,
Jackson Electric Railway, Light {
Power Company, as far as the Hind
county board Of supervisors is con
cerned. AT the session an order wa
entered on the minutes Of the boart
dismlssing the claim filed by the reve
nue. agent seeking to assess the trac
ton company with a capital stock o.
100000 for the years 1899, 1900
1902 and 1903. The total taxes claim
ed for this period, for state and coun
ty purposes, amounts to about $50,
900, and the taxes alleged to be due
for the period since the original claim
was filed will amount to $4,000 Thu
board OF supervisors was Of the opin
ion that it had no legal right to as
sess the company's capital stock, an(
the claim was dismissed. Notice oil
appeal was Immediately served, ano
the revenue agent will carry the mat
ter to the courts. The claim vii
reach the supreme court before fnal
adjustment. The state revenue agen
has pending a similar claim for back
taxes against the company on behalf
of the city Of Jackson, in which the
amount alleged to be due to date il
about $4,000.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Important Announcement.

Oyster Bay.-An important order
was issued. by President Roosevelt an
nouncing the policy hereafter to be
followed by the administration in the
making Of appointments or promo
tions in the military branch Of the
government. The president orders
that if any officer of the army or navv
hereafter shall solicit influence aside
from the records Of his service on file
in lie war or macy departments in or
der to obtain promotion or assign
ment, he shall be debarrd thereby
from the advancement or detail which
he is seeking.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Tunnel Under Mississippi.

eSt. Louis. Incorporation papers
bve been received by the organizers
the Illinois and Missouri Tunnel
bmpany for the purpose Of excavat-
a a tunnel under the Mississippi
er between ST. Louis and East ST.
lis for the handling Of traffic. The
ital stock will be 100000. Work
probably begin within a year and
will require a years time to COM
tie it
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Sunk by Battleship.

Berlin. The Kiel correspondent OF
the Lokal Aanzieger says that the
battleship Woerth rammed torpedo
boat in the harbor Of Ekernfoerde,
cutting her completely in two, and
that three fremen in the boiler room
were scalded to death by escaping
steam.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
New Mississippi Line.

It is learned that ON the LIST Of Au-
gust the Southern Railway will COM
mence the survey of q railroad from
Craigs to Yazoo City. It has been re-
ported for some time that the South,
ern is to build into Jackson, and it
may secure entry from this direction.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Accidentally Shot.

D. P. Evans, Of Cleveland, Ohio, on
the last lap Of 1O,0OO-mile walking
match for a $4,000 wager, accident
ally shot and killed himself near
Vicksburg, Miss, through a revolver
falling from the whelbarrow which he
was pushing.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Municipal Refunding Bonds.

At the meeting Of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen at Brookhaven, a
resolution was adopted providing for
the issuance of $10,5O0 Of bonds to re-
fund the first issue Of school house
bonds made in 1890. The issue will
be made at the August meeting pro-
vided the citizens do not petition
against it.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
The Gear MAY Visit Moscow.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Kosloff, the gov
ernor general, has ordered the great
hall Of Ilinsky Palace, in the Krem-
lin, to be redecorated and put in order
and report is current that the En-
peror intends to visit Moscow for the
purpose Of delivering a manifesto
summoning the representatives Of the
people.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
New Depot at Jackson.

The Illinois Central Railroad is
now sounding the people of Jackson
as to the location Of the new passen-
ger depot. Board Of Trade members
and other prominent business men
have been approached and most Of
them are for the present location,
with the freight depot removed, so as
to give more track room.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Refused Back Taxes.

The Clarke County Miss. Board
Of Supervisors refused the request Of
State Revenue Agent Writ Adams to
assess the Stonewall Cotton Mills for
back taxes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Compress Fire.

The compress at Meridian, Miss,
sustained heavy loss by fire. Com
partments l, 2, 6 and z Of the Star
Compress and Warehouse Co., were
burned with 1000 bales OF cotton in
volved.'
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Martial Law at Odessa.

Odessa. The city continues under
martial law. Some Of the regulations.
have been slightly relaxed. 1t is now
possible to go to any part of the city
or harbor without military pass.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13

Portland, Ore. Several members Of
the Appalachian Club Of Boston, who
will join the Sierras and Mazanas in
the ascent Of Mount Rainier, have ar
rived and more are expected.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
intercollegiate Contest.

A. A. COIN, Of the University of
the Mississippi intercollegiate oratori-
the Mississippi intercollegiate oratoi-
cal contest at Gulfport, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Zemstvo Congress Forbidden,

Moscow. The government has for
hidden the holding Of the big Congress
Of Zemstvoists and other representa-
tives from all parts Of Russia called
for July Is.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
The Word Concealed"

It was discovered that the word
concealed" does not appear in the
municipal ordinance Of Vicksburg.
Miss, prohibiting the carrying Of
weapons. The law, therefore, is inva-
lid.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Bail Denied.

Montreal. An application for bail
for Messrs. Gaynor and Greene was
refused by Judge Ouimet Of the court
Of kings bench.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Railway Sold.

The holdings Of the Biloxi Electric
Railway Company were purchased by
Captain J. T. Jones, Of Gulfport, for
100000.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
$19,888.39 to Guards.

The Federal Government has trans
mitted $19,S88.39 to the Mississippi
National Guard for holding the Gulf.
port Encampment.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Bright Prospects.

Manager J. F. Mckay, of the Mis-
sissippi Industrial Exposition, to be
held in Jackson in November, has
opened his Office. He has recently re-
turned from tour Of the coast coun-
try, and says that the Gulf and Ship
Island Railroad has promised to have
a. fine exhibit. Mr.. Mckay thinks that
the attendance will be much greater
than it was last year.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-13
Grenada Bond Issue.

A bond issue Of $4,000 was voted
at Grenada, Miss, for municipal i'm
provements.