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The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
AGAIN A PEACEMAKER
UNITED STATES WANTS QUIET
IN CENTRAL AMERICA,
Guatemala and Salvador Seem Anx.
ious to Arbitrate Their Al.
legged Differences.

Waehtnpton. u C.--Apain the
United states will probabIv figure os
upgccmakor. GuotemaIa ana Saliva
dor are making oyortures for the ar
from 'fns aI1efhd activity OF Salvador
In support of the Revolutionary move
ment against President Cabrera Of
Guatemala. and It Is likely that the
United States VIII be selected AS the
country in which +ha hnora ,f ,rhitro.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Told In z Lines

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ed engaged to viscount.
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sor of military tactics in Japan, dead
Harrison Terrell. last nurse of Gen
Grant, died in Washington,
Nathan skinner. prominent, n, diet
4n cN''''@9 S"'Hep'yy' .--,' ,a"a M !
his farm near Dallas, Tex
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introduced daughter to White
Wife of John H. HavIin theata,
man, dead at Rockaway Park.
Lumpkin has withdrawn as candi
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Overdue steamer America towed IN.
to Bermuda disabled
hahsas poputists have nominated a
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nv ' p .s'u''' urges Arizona vote for
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The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Attempt to Lynch a Negro.

indianapolis, Ind. Aaron Morton, a
negro, shot and killed his wife on the
street tonight and was pursued several
blocks by a mob of 1000 people bent on
lynchlng him, Morton succeeded in
reaching fire house No, |, where he was
taken in by the firemen and his pur.
suers fotled. Just as they were pre-.
pairing for All assault on the building a
detail of police rescued the negro and
he was taken to the city Jail, During
the pursuit q member of the mob fired
at the murderer and another started
after him with knife,
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS
Mississippi College.

The report of President W. T. Low
rey of Mississippi College formed an in
teresting feature of the Baptist State
convention in session at Vicksburg.
There were $50 pupils enrolled at the
college last year, and it was hoped that
the number would be increased to 400
next session. The income from rents
and other sources had been sufficient to
meet all running expenses. The pres
ent endowment OF the college was $780,
1854 and Of this amount $66 ,352.T7
had been added to the fund during the
past five years.
The report stated that the Jennings
family of Water Valley, who had prom
iscd $40 900 for a memorial hall to the
late Capt. Z. T. Jennings, had already
paid to the college $4,000 of this
amount and would pay the additional
$4,000 before the next year. The Gen
eral Educational Society having prom
ised the college $25, 900 on the condition
that $3.50 be raised by the college
before the end of this year, approxi-
mately $4,000 had already been sub
scribed for the college, The $4,000
given the college endowment fund by
Andrew Carnegie was also dependent
on the raising Of this $75, 600 by the col
lege
The convention was asked to set aside
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

TWO large photographs Of the bust
OF John Paul Jones now form a part
OF the collection Of pictures in the
navy department library These pho.
iographs of tho first American admiral
were presented to the navy depart.
ment by J, Pierpont Morgan, and are
photographs OF the celebrated Mar
quts De Biron bust of John Paul Jones.
for which MIR. Morgan paid $25.0
One is In profile and the other In full
face They are said to be the best
likeness Of the naval hero cxtant, and
are printed in chrome tint. making
them very beautiful
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
RloT-mUTINY At VLADIvosToK.
Mcb Captures a Battery of Artillery
and Uses It On the
Cossacks.

Tokio--Riot and mutiny are in
progress at Vladiyostok, according to
the news brought to Nagasali by a
steamship, the CoIonia of the East
Asiatic Steamship Co.. which has ar
rived at Nagasatd from the Russian
naval stronghold There was bloody
fighting in the streets between the
Cossacks on one side and the mob.
re-enforced by disaffected soldiers, on
the other. Just before the Colonia
sailed the mob had captured battery
Of artillery and was using 1t in an at
tack on the Cossacks.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

There lives in Alabama man who
mas tender heart, and n high appre
citation of his congressman. Some
days ago this gentleman wrote a let
ter TO his congressman, In which he
said; Il saw In the newspaper that
congressman committed suicide the
other day on account of financial df.
tculttes. hasten to send you $40.
and there is moro II you need IT," The
congressman has been showing the
letter to his Jealous colleagues, whose
constituents do not send them money,
and even threatening to refuse them
their votes
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Many amusing stories are told OF
Theodore c. Weeks, the banker and
broker, who died short time ago.
Mr.. Weeks went into the Office Of the
late Irving A. Evans, in the Fiske
building, and said to Mr Evans: "I
wish YOU would lend NE S." Mr..
Evans, who was somewhat hard of
hearing, put his hand to his ear and
said. "What?' Mr. Weeks. taking
courage, said q wish You would lend
me $l0.' MIR. Evans handed out the
money with the remark: Il wish !
had heard you the first time. would
have been better CT"
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

The Madonna has at all times been
a fayorite themo for the painter
There Is something so beautiful and
sacred in the love Of n mother for her
helpless child that it could not but ap.
peal to him who deyotes his life to
the immortai2ing Of beauty wherever
he can find IT, In the painting under
consideration there IS something more
than the mere expression OF this ten.
der emotion. There are two charming
faces and an unusually interesting as
sembIage OF accessories To allow
these accessories TO predominant
would be I omake chaos.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Calls the Bluff.

Charlotte, N, C.-Early this morning
on an excursion train between vii.
mington and Stedm0n, u man named
Elliston, from Autriyille, n. c.. rising
in n crowded coach and showing himself
heavily armed, announced his intention
Of killing everybody in the car. 4
passenger named Bledsoe. a citizen Of
Stedman, fired at Ellistou, killing him
instantly. A loaded revolver was found
in each Of Elliston's hands and he.
tween his legs was jug of whisky,
Bledsoe surrendered himself to the au.
thorities
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Wilson TO Meet the Packers.

Washington-Secretary of Agricul.
turs Wilson will soon start on his tour
OF the packing centers OF the country,
He will open his series of engagements
in Chicago, where he will meet the
managers of the packing interests.
heads of concerns and immediate
subordinates, and take up the mat.
tars connected with enforcement Of
the new mest inspection law.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Paid For a Kiss With His Life

TeXarkana, Tex-James s. Wal.
lace, of Hope, Ark, died at a sani-
tarium here from wounds inflicted a
month ago by Pony Satterwhie. He
was engaged to Satterwhile's daugh-
ter kissed her at the gate, and the
young woman's father, It Is alleged,
saw the act, shot the young man and
beat him with the revolver.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

ut Is fashionable" said Il rich man.
TO spond the summer In Norway The
Norwegian rivers abound in fish. and
any one is free to angle for trout in
them Some Of the salmon rivers
rent for as much as $1,000 a year. |
know man who has a river that he
pays $500 for. lie often gets fish
OF GO or 70 pounds called on him
last year, his wife came in with 30.
poundcr, a 22poundcr and a 5l-pound.
er that she had caught herself with.
In three hours
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
May Allow Count Bonl Alimony.

Paris-The Goulds may allow Count
Boui CastelIane, husband of Anna
Gould, alimony. The count, having
been kicked out OF the chamber of
deputies for the alleged purchase of
votes, is standing for reelection.
Copies Of the stories of his treatment
of his wife, as published in tne New
York papers, are being sent to voters
in the district,
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Verdict Affirmed

In the case of the Southern Railway
vs. Samuel Wiley, the court upheld the
$4,000 verdict awarded by the Circuit
Court OF Tishomingo county to the ap.
peilee for personal injuries sustained bv
the appellee while employed by the rail.
road company with steam shovel outfit
at gravel pit near Iuka.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Insurance COMPANIES Enter.

Insurance Commissioner W. Q. Cole
reports that three new fire insurance
corporations have made application to
enter the State to do business. Tbey
are the Cosmopolitan Fire of New York.
the American of Newark, N. j.. and the
Guardian Fire of Pittsburg.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

New York--The strange disappear.
ance Of 100000 from the treas
ury of the Mutual Life Insur-
snce Co. hinted by President Peabody
at the inception OF his administration
and alluded to by the Truesdale com
mittee, has been discovered to have
been lent to woman,
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
May Run For Eoysrror

Concord. N H.--The Lincoln Repub.
lican club Of New Hampshire has in.
wted Winston Churchill, of Cornish
novelist, to become candidate for
gubernatorial nomination on an anti.
corporation platform, and he has an.
cepted the invitation.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
viii Not preKlds.

Oyster Bay, n, Y.-President Rooss.
welt will not preside at the reception
the Commercial Travellers Antitrust
league is to tender William J. Bryan
at Madison Square garden, New York,
August 10, on Mr., Bryan's return from
around the world
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
To Arrest Carrie kstinp

Guthrie, 0kla-Carrie Nations ar.
rest has been ordered by the federal
authorities on the charge of publishing
obscene matter in her paper and send
ing 1t through the mails.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Seattle, Wash.--On July the
police Of this city, acting at the
Instance Of the German government
raided the house formerly occupied
By August Rosenberg, a brickIayer,
and found a plant for making bombs
and internal machines.
Rosenberg left Seattle for Hamburg,
Germany, May I, At that time the Ger
man government received a warning
from Seattle that an attempt would be
made to aesaesnate the German en-.
peror Rosenberg was arrested at Al.
tora, Prussia, Friday.
The German consul at Seattle sub
sequently received cablegram from
Hamburg instructing him to inyesti-
gate The articles seized included more
than goo bottles OF acids and eXplo-
siyes, crucibles, mortars, mods, q
furnace and considerable scrap iron.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Russian Sailors RAhsl.

Vigo, spain-About 200 sailors,
members of the crew Of the Russian
cruiser Terek, now at anchor In this
harbor, rebeiled. A number of them
dressed in civilian clothing and left
tbs cruiser.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
State Insurance C0mpany

The incorporators of the Mississippi
Home Relief Association have applied for
and secured approval of their charter to
begin business in the town of Bonneville,
In Prentiss county, the association being
formed for the purpose of writing life in
suronce, the maximum policy to be
81 900.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Lightning Kills Baby at Breast

Denver, Col.-While Ira Hall and
his wife were returning from a pic.
mic in the suburbs lightning struck
their carriage Both were stunned. lfut
quickly recovered. A babe at Its
mothers breast was killed,
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Socialists Nominate HAYWOOD

Denver, Col-The Socialist party Of
Colorado held convention in this
city and nominated 8 full state ticket,
headed by William D. Haywood, secrs-
nry treasurer Of the Western Fedora.
tion of Miners, now In prison in Idaho,
for governor,
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

San OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Will
-'E' rr~~ rot said.
~ would like to state Very positive.
Iy that | am not candidate for the
democratic presidential nomination in
1908"
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
S5O,OOO Fire.

Fire here destroyed the Ross building,
one of the largest stores and office build.
ings in Hattiesburg, entailng loss of
$4,000, with insurance amounting to
$4,000
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
SIX Children. Then TrInlets

Virginia, lll,-Triplets, girls, have
been born to John Holiday and wife.
The little ones weigh six pounds each.
Six other children are members of the
same family.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Peoria, lll.-sutfering from sud
don attack OF demenua, during
which she wandered from home and to
the railroad yards, a mile away, Miss
Mary Murphy, aged q, a teacher In
the Peoria public schools. committed
suicide by throwing herself under the
wheels OF a switch engine. Her head
was cut of and her body maneled. No
cause is sscribsd for the act except
moor health.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Tent Revival at Wnssnn

Rev II. A. Jones, noted Presbyterian
evangelist, is holding forth in Wesson
under tent. The tent will seat 1900
people, and is filled to its utmost every
night.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
U. &. V, Reunion.

The reunion of the old U. C. V. camp
of Benton county was celebrated at Ash.
land, with large crowd in attendance.
The welcome address was made by Hon,
w. A. Mcdonald.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Garrisoned Regiments Mutinv

st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS received
here from Samara state that two regi.
ments garrisoning that important pro.
vincial capital have mutinied ana pre-.
sented series OF political and service
demands.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Stanford Whites tnsur.rc,

New York--The widow OF Stanford
White was paid by the Equitable Life
Assurance society $4,000, the valus
~~ anltaI carried a number of yaarn
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Rarhhra krupp's Is Enuaoed.

Essen, Prussia--The engagement is
announced Of Barbara Krupp, the
youngest daughter OF the late owner
of the great iron works. Her future
husband is a poor baron. Fraulein Bar.
bars is worth $i0,000,000. perhaps s12,.
900 ,0Oe.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Dominican War Renewed,

Washington-The state department
learns that war has again broken out
in San Domingo. Leaders of the old
revolutionary party are endeavoring
to return 10 the country,
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
A Terrible TraundN

Hisbee, Mo.-George Wheeler, 27,
shot and perhaps fatally wounded Mrs.
Bathena Sturgeon, of Kansas City,
killed his l5-year.old wife and himself.
Family trouble the cause.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Washington-lt is said that the
president endorses the plan of MAX
Ing the coming republican congress
sional campaign on what the ad
ministration has done during the re.
cent session.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
AIIeaed Plot to Blow Up Car.

L0ndon-The Copenhagen CORE,
spondent OF the Morning Leader says
that the reason for the abandonment
of the cars yachting trip was the dis
coyery that mines had been placed in
the gulf Of Finland obviously with
the intention Of blowing up the i'm
periai Yacht. The appearance Of a
susDicious-looking craft in the gulf led
the authorities to employ divers, who
found several mines.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Manila-The United States trans.
port Thomas is reported to be ashore
on coral reef near the Island of
Guam The vessel ran 100 feet into
the reef. All on board safe
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Diamond Swallower Sentenced

Omaha, Neb. Miss Mae Hayes, con.
victed OF the theft OF diamond which
she swallowed, has been sentenced n
hye years in the penitentiary. Ths
diamond remains ip her stomach.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Chattanooga, Tenn. - Ten grad
yates of the cavalry and infantry
school at Fort Leavenworth have start.
ed on students trip of review over
Sherman's march to the sea.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

Through the efforts of Vice President
Washington, of the Cotton Association,
Starkville is to have u cotton warehouse
for the purpose of caring for cotton safe
iy and cheaply while being held for fair
price
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Eeparatlon to Dreyfus.

paris-It is stated that Capt, Drey.
fus will receive full reparation at the
conclusion of the present inquiry. and
will be proposed for legion of honor
medal.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
From the Lakes to the Gulf.

Chicago-The deep waterways com.
mittee of the board of directors of the
Chicago Commercial association favor
a deep waterway from the lakes to the
gulf
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Agree as 70 AhYsinnia.

London-Foretgn Secretary Gray for
Great Britain, Ambassador Tittoni, for
Italy, and Paul Cambon, for France,
have agreed upon the draft of the
agreement concerning Abyssinia.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

New Reynolds, who was convicted at
Greenville of manslaughter and sentenced
to ten years imprisonment, accepted a
reduction of the sentence to five years
and waived appeal.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Bright Outlook In Kansas.

Topeka, Kas,--Reports to the sec,
retary of the state board of agricul.
ture are that crops promise heavy
yields Wheat Is excellent, corn In
good condition,
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Big Timber Land Deal.

Hawkins & Co., of Hattiesburg, closed
deal for 3,400 acres of timber land in
Lamar county, the amount being sl27,.
900.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Killed SIX Hundred Africans.

Pietermart1burg, Transvaal-Trans
vaal volunteers, with loss of one
killed and two wounded, defeated q
force of 1000 natives, killing 900 of
them.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
TROUBLES HANG DER
CROWNED HEADS
ALLEGED ANARcni-T ARRESTED,
IN GERMANY, CHARGED WITH
INTENT TO KILL KAISER.

Gar Abandons Cruise on His Yacht,
II is Said For Fear Of Submarine
Mines--Japan Plans 10 Dethrone the
Emperor Of Korea in Favor Of
Prince WhWa.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
William Waldor Astor M.

New York-A London dispatch saw.
that William Waldorf Astor Is sert
ousiy LII.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Filled information Against Rockefeller

Toledo, O.-Prosecutor David has
filed information at Findlay against
Jonn D. Rockefeller and the Standard
OIL Co, alleging violation of the anti.
trust law
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13
Fire at Corinth.

Fart OF the plant of the w. T. Adams
Machine Works at Corinth was destroyed
by fire, entailing a loss of s15o,oOo.
The commonwealth., 1906-07-13

kltona, Prussis--An alleged an
srchist named August Rosenberg,
who left Seattle, Wash, for Germany
recently, has been arrested here.
HE IS ACCUSED OF HAVING DE.
SIGNS ON THE LIFE OF EMPEROR
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The mining stock market in this
city will reopen tomorrow morning at
the usual time. Mining stock specula-
notwithstanding that the board held no
session. Manhattan Dexter was the
center of attraction This stock was
sold on the curb at 81 and then went
down to 90 cents. This was about the
price on the curb Friday night when
brokers suspended board meetings until
Monday. This circumstance is said by
the brokers to be sign of the awaken
ing of the Manhattan stocks. which has
been talked about for some time.
but not yet realized generally all
along the Manhattan line. Dexter will
try it's popularity again tomorrow.
The brokersG made a good deal of
Roadway yesterday In getting their ac-
counts in shape, but will be compelled
to work today with few exceptions,
Trading in the brokers' offices has been
suspended, practically. since the closing
of the board Friday. This did not pre-
vent many from visiting the brokers
yesterday. but they met with small en-
couragement, simply because there was
too much to do in the matter OF &C
counts.
The field of operations will be clearer
this week by reason of the work done
during the recess than II has been at
any time in a month. A better under
standing will have been reached by to-
night In several respects.
A change-will be made in the form in
which the official stock sales lists are
printed daily. This is made necessary
by the volume of business. Hereafter
the regular sales call and the trans
actions OF the informal session will be
placed on one sheet, and the closing
quotations will be on a separate sheet
Some new stocks to be listed are is
sued by the following companies; Man
haitian Mohawk Mining Syndicate, hav-
ing three claims in the Manhattan dis
trict known as the Prairie Dog, Black
Warrior and Tom Thumb Fraction; the
Gold Flat Mining Company. which has
an Office at Goldfeld; the North Great
Bend Mining Company. owning five
claims in Goldfeld, known as Nam
moth Nos. /, 2, 8, and 5; the Yellow
Rose Mining Company, owning seven
claims known as Rose, Rose of Tralee.
Primrose. Yellow Rose. Violet Beauty
and Skylark: Philadelphia Bonanza
Mining Company, owning three claims,
known as Wolftone, Wolftone Fraction
and Wolftone Fraction No. 1, in the
Manhattan district; Ralston Valley
Gold and Copper Company. owning four
claims in the Manhattan district,
known as Edith Nos. 1, and and
Blanche No. /; Gold Bar South Exten-
sion Mining Company, owning three
claims in the Bullfrog district. known
as Midnight, Test and Midnight Nos
and 8; Silver 6eak Consolidated Min
ing Company, owning six claims known
as the Exchequer. Cambridge, Esmer-
aida. Carnegie and hex Nos 1 and 2;
the Inyo Consolidated Copper Company,
owning thirteen claims in Inyo County.
The companies mentioned are capital
lied in the aggregate for $10,70O,000
and have 100000 shares.