The new South-news., 1908-10-31
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.
From All Sources. State,
National and Foragn.


campaign IN cotton
u was stated that negotiations FOR
the Gao raulo coffee loan had not
n~~n definitely completed
w Hearst denied that The story
thai he paid $4,000 for The famou
Archibald Standard OH letters
IN. Housc Of Commons failed 10
'aAc any action looking 10 the rcilef
~ The unemployed of London.
Storms IN New Merlco and Okla
homn rnunci the loys of four lives
"nd much damage 20 property
"h,telaw Reid. American smbaasa
dor 90 England. unellcd a tablet 70
Edmond Barrie a. Bath. Engiasd.
:. was stated at Conaiantlnople
that ratiefaciort progress Was belrr
made in the bulgarian negoiltlonr
uany speakers werc heard at tho
session Of The ohio valley Improve
i"~nt Association boz Louisvilie. Ky
Seventeen women nuaraglris. ar
rested ior "ftormlng ihc House Of
Commons. were given jail sentences
judge r. n Taylor escaped an.
harmed from mob that lynchod his
iaN pnrlnor NJ hoclioOt Lake Tenn
The laei DAY Of the American ON.
crra visit 10 Toxic was made the oc-
cafion Of a remarkable demonstfa-
finn
The Association Of Southern Do
inocrain. composed OF NcN Workers Of
southern birth. WA organized IN New
Sofi
The Mississippi River Commission
after hearing several submerged land
cases left st Louis by river Tor New
Orleans
m" cotton cargo OF the Mallory
Line steamer Colorado waa discover.
20 anrc while The ship was aground
"a Tampa
II waa stated that the problem OF
caring for The unemployed OF New
f"fh ely would be- far eravcr than
last year
Mr. nryan'a managers discussed
tho proposition OF challenging Prcsl-
dent Roosevelt 90 meet Mr.. Bryan In
joint debate.
Norfolk. Va. officials decided ia
taho horoic steps 20 stop the work
Of an m'ondiary who sct lwenty.ono
nfot IN eight days
neolfor Lake district. In Tcnnosse
waH declared under martial law. and
arrested In the Rankin murder case
win he made shortly.
A suit vas nlci against the Ken.
tuskY Racing. Commiasion TO have
the action toyoking the liyensc 81
the intonia track set aside.
W bryan. speaking in Ohio se,
.sss{elN arranged officials OF the. New
S&s~s ccntfa-~r alleged a1,mpi
60 make their employees ,otS Tor
Taff
Prime August William OF Prussia
fourth son ~ Emperor William OF
f'ermany was married TO Duchos
NieS"ndra Victoria OF schlcswig-Hol.
stein.
u WAS announced that the Louis.
iana state Roard OF Equalization
would meet AZ once 10 take up dls.
cfcraneios In the ron OF parish as
s~ssorf
Charles y. Murphy leader OF Tam.
msny Hall. predicted Mr.. Bryan
would carry New York State, and
that Mr. Chauler would defeat Gov.
Hughes
Mr.. Tucker. ~ifc of Col. w. "
Tucker 4 $. A. announced that she
would abandon her suit agsins; her
husband for dcsertion owing TO his
serious Illness.
The foriieth annual convention of
the National Woman's Suffrage As.
soc'aiion adjourned at Buffalo after
number OF important resolutions
had been adopted
Important suggestions for mlnimiy.
jug The dangers of mining were con-
ss'ss'i IN a report hy mining experts
of Eurtdc which was submitted 70
rrcsidcu, Roosevelt
W. J. connore chairman OF the DE.
mocrHue s'..s-' Committee. stated that
HfWlH u NNAANNt'NN 'N'lNNAAhSH
registrations had been discovered in
tho uppo~ ~eountlcs Of New York.
nrourhton Braudenhurg. who sold
"A letter pufpor,ing 10 be written by
crcvcf Cleveland 60 the New York
Times. waa arrested In Dayton. O..
ON The charge of forgery and grand
larceny.
Testimony In the Morse-C Curtis
trial in New York went 20 show that
Charles W. Morse had loaned HIS
sfrnoErapher large sums of money
ON worthless paper, With which to
buy ice stock.
gu letter to Jacob n. Schin of
New York. Secretary Root stated
that this government had asked Rus
sin for a new treaty for equal treat
mcnt of all Americans with passports
entering Russia.