The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-10-23
Cream of News.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brief Summary Of Most
Important Events
Of Each Day.

Augustus B. Holmes, well HnoWu
Atlanta contractor, disappeared from
home more than a week ago and Is
supposed to have been murdered and
robbed.
Mob Of negroes In Columbus, Ca,
beg bailiff to turn over negro .risoner,
who had shot one of their number, that
they might lynch him, but officers keep
them at bay with gun and lands man
in jail.
DIR. Stinscn, financial agent OF
Morris Brown college, in address at
Savannah, Sunday said that the white
people Of the south are the best friends
the negroes have.
Rev. William D. Gay, Of Montgom-
cry, prohibition candidate for COVER
nor of Alabama. succeeds in getting
full state ticket in field.
The greatest confederate reun-
ion in the history of the state Is ex-
pected in Montgomery, Ala, when SOL
diers' home will be dedicated.
White men and negroes engaged
in a race riot at Littleton, Ala, Sun
day. Sheriff and posse left Birming-
ham on special train for the scene OF
the trouble.
Jim Younger, formerly member
of the notorious James band Oh out
laws, committed suicide Sunday at st
Paul, MINI.
The Irish envoys-Dillon, DaVltt
and Redmond-spoke in Boston Sun
day night, pleading for the cause OF
Ireland.
-Roumanians allege that they do
not persecute Jews on account OF tnell
religion, but because they are afraid
the Jews, if naturalized, would run
affairs.
in an engagement in Somahland,
the British lost over fifty killed. The
army of the Mad Mullah was defeated.
-Macedonians hold large meetings
and protest against the treatment &C.
corded them by the Turks.
Evangelical ministers d saVan'
nah urged their congregations to at
tend bicycle races Monday night
which were postponed at their request
from Sunday afternoon by Manager
Jack Prince.
Retail Grocers' Association OF
Macon urge their representatives IN
the state legislature to work for the re-
peal of the garnishment law.
DIR. Archelus H. Mitchell, the old
est graduate Of the Georgia state uni
versity, celebrates his ninety-hfth
birthday at Summerfield, Ala.
Governor Jefferson Davis, OF Ar
kansas, delivers address to Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, at Jackson
Miss. in which he pays tribute to his
namesake, the dead president OF tne
confederacy.
Miners strike of Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad Company in Ala
bama has been settled, and 4,5oo men
will return to work.
Uniform classification OF freight
rates urged by the Southern Assocla-
tion of Railroad Commissioners or HOT
Springs convention.
The coal strike has been settled.
The differences between miners ano
operators will be arbitrated by a CON-
mission named by President Roosevelt,
on which there will be a representa-
tive of organized labor.
Secretary Root will issue an order
reducing the regular army to $500
men. the minimum size allowed by
law.
Miss Ellen Stone has been nou-
fed by the Turkish government that
she will not be allowed to return 10
Turkey.
Women and children are feelng
from Bulgaria to escape the lurhs'
who are burning Christian villages anu
massacreing the inhabitants.
III. C. Bagley, Of Atlanta, buys the
Ray plantation near Americus' Ga-'
which Joins land already owned oy
him This makes him the largest land
owner In that section OF the state
The Hague court of arbitration
b,s decided the Plus fund case against
Mex;co and In favor Of the United
States.
A young woman Of eighteen VINO
has married q mature gentleman OF