Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-07-14
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and he was Interrupted in his work
| on his sreeches every little while by
calls for 2 ST eech. lie made short ad
dresses at Lalf a dozen places from
the Platform Of hi scar and chatted
with the people who gathered to greet
Lin at every stop. The heat was in
tense. the therm ometer in the presi.
dents car registering over 100 de
eress. Nj Taft, however, stocd it re
mari ably well.
At lCndcn, Eng, fashionable audi
ence, assembled in church for wed
cling, was disappointed when the BRIDE
elect, LADY Constance Foliambe, a
! half-sister Of tie earl of Liverpool
/ comptroller of the kings household,
! failed to appear for her marriaeo to
| the Rev. A. II. K Hawkins.
1t is believed that the discrer rency ir
ages of the bride and bridegroom,
twenty-siX ard fortysiy, was resronsi.
4 bic for Lady Ccnstance's chance Of
mind Lady Constance attained noto-
ricty two years ago by climbing the
1 spire CT Whitvell church.
/ Representative Underwood, chair
man of the ways and means commit
tee Of the house, conferred with the
/ leaders, He told them that the house
cotton bill would he ready for the sen
ate in about two weeks He stated
| further that the ways and means com
mittee would not remain idle. Con-
| frnirg what Speaker Clark said
Chairman Underwood said that the
committee would Immediately take up
the other schedules of the Payne-Ald-
rich law and revise them and send
them over to tue senate. This work
will so on, he says, as long as con
gress is in session.
There was hot fighting in the harbor
district CT Amsterdam between rioters
on the orc band and Police and troops
on the other in the early hours of the
day. The strikers stoned the police
ard the troors replied with rifles.
The striking SHIPPING men then pro-
duCed revolyers, and in the fusillade
that followed a rrmber of persons re
ceiyed bullet wounds. During the riot
the street lamps were eXtinguished
Tie trooIs ultimately routed the strik-
ers and Later ratrolled the streets in
strong detaehnents.
Robert w. Swazey was burned al
the stake by Mexican bandits near
Fort Sumner. N. NJ, on June IS ac-
corGing to a letter received here from
Mrs. Emma Bingman, formerly of this
city. and motherin-law OF the dead
man He was killed for refusing
to reveal the hiding place Of large
amount CT money that had been left
in his care by q MeXican railroad that
employed him, the letter said. Mrs
Dingman has notified the British gov
ernment Of the case.
It is likely that within a few days
Senator Penrcse, chairman CT the
finance conmittce, will ask the senate
to fix a date by unanimous consent foI
vote on the Canadian bill The in
surgent senators declare they have nc
intention to oLstruct and, with few
speeches yet to come, they will Le
ready for a vote On the Canadian bill
There was a general feeling around
The senate that that body was nearer
to an adjournment vote than has teen
generally believed.
PleeiCeLr Winchell Gays Frisco lines
have acquired under long time leases
the Louisiana Southern railway and
that beginning July / this line, which
connects with the Friscos extensive
New Orleans terminal, which follows
the Mississippi rivers east hank from
New Orleans south to Bellair, thirty
miles. with a line from New orleans
to Shell Beach on Lake Borgne, 6
distance Of thirty miles, will be op
Grated SIS part of the Frisco.
Three Presbyterian clergymer
have departed On the Carcna to visit
all the Presbyterian missions Of the
world. They are the Rev. Charles e
brandt of Chicago, secretary of thC
foreien board in the central district,
the Rev. Dr. William r. King of Mon
mouth ILL.,, chairman Of the foreign
missions committee of the synod, anC
the Rev DR.. W. II. Reherd OF Water
loo, Ia, chairman of TIE syno6ica
committee Of Iowa.
At Princeton, Ind, on learning
that his father-in-law, John Miley, haC
fled an affidavit against him for chilt
deserticn, Webb Slifer, thirty-tw(
years old, is alleged to have fired hi!
home and left it. Neighbors seems
the flames burst in the door and foanC
coal oil had been poured on tie foo
of closet where the fire was burning
fiercely
A telegraph message just receive,
in Noblosville, Ind, from Buf
falo, n Y, announced the murder o
Reuben Benjamin Pooler by two Ia
? borers He was known in Indiana al
; Benjamin Poolor and for many year
was assistant superintendent Of tn,
] Central Indiana railroad.
7 AT Greenfield, Ind, the township
assessors of the county wer,
oocked SIS each by the county asses
, sors, and they threaten to sue tn,
, county if the money is not paid. Th'
Z amount claimed is for Sunday work
which the commissioners say the.
have nc riaht to ray
At Rockyford Colo, Robert Har
ris, negro, shot and ms 'antly killet
Chief OF Police A. B. Craig and NOR
tally wounded Jacob Ripper, nigh
marshal, when the officers went t.
to Harris home to place him unde
arrest for causing a disturbance.
Because cf his conviction at Co
/. lumbus, Ohio. for aiding and abettin,
bribery, Rodney j. Diegel Is deprivet
/, cf his Office Of sergeantat-arms' Of The
! senate and also of the right to hold