The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-05
:Cream of News.
Observation-Disclosures
Brief Summary Of Most
important Events
of Each Day.

produces evidence to show her SON
body showed glass in the stomach at
ter death.
Riot and bloodshed marked the
progress of the meat strike in Chicago
Monday. The policemen were assailed
by rocks and had to use their revoly-
ers.
The house passed a resolution
! Monday thanking Secretary Hay for
his memorial address on Mckinley.
Forty-six democrats voted nay, claim
ing the speech was partisan.
London celebrated the announce
ment of peace in mad fashion Monday.
The terms granted the Beers are cen-
sidered exceedingly liberal.
Counsel for defense in the case Of
Millard Lee, in the Atlanta, Ca, jail
charged with the murder of Miss SUIT
ties, will make the plea OF insanity for
their client. Four prominent physt
clans have examined Lee relative to-
his sanity.
From statistics prepared by the re-s
lief committee, it is shown that 216
persons lost their lives in the Ffater-
vile horror, and 3S3 persons are left
without support.
"A young white man named Bar
clay has been placed under arrest
near Paducah, KY, charged with hay.
ing inveigled girl into a mock mar
riage and abandoning her after sever
al weeks.
Chicago Federation of Labor has
asked bankers to help the teamsters
in their strike.
AT fire on Rockaway Beach Sun
day two lives were lost and half doz.
en- summer hotels were burned.
The National Federation Of Cor.
rections and Charities, in session ats
Detroit, decided to hold conferences
next year in Atlanta.
The war in South Africa Is at an
end, Beers sign terms Of surrender,
England went wild with Joy when
news was received.
Confederate Veterans home, near
Montgomery, Ala, was opened Friday
with two inmates. Many applications
are expected.
The remains Of Rev. DR.. Palmer
were buried at New Orleans Friday.
1t was the largest funeral in that city
since that of President Davis.
Mrs. B. P. Ware, on trial at Hot
Springs, Ark, charged with the mtir-
der OF her divorced husband, has been
acquitted.
Bishop Galloway, Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, south, will sail
on July 2S fela tour to China, Japan
and Korea.
Federal Memorial day was eele-
brated throughout the United States
Friday. President Roosevelt in his
address at Washington, discussed
cruelties in the Philippines and lynch
ings in the south.
The striking teamsters Of Chicago
have practically cut off the-eitys meat
supply. The packers have refused
concession, and the teamsters will ex-
tend the strike to other cities.
Floods in the west are destroying
great deal of property. Several per-
SONS have been drowned in Oklahoma.
Judge Thomas Jones, OF Alabama,
delivered the Memorial day address at
the tomb Of General U. S. Grant at
New York.
Mr.. Herbert, who is attached to
the British embassy at Paris, will
probably succeed the late Lord
Pauncefote as ambassador to the Unt-
ted States.
. The birthday OF King Edward was
celebrated in London Friday by great
military display.
H. NJ. Atkinson, Of Atlanta, Ca,
has closed deal for the consolidation
of the Union Lumber Company and the
Pineopo.is Saw Mill Company. The
combined properties valued at approx
imately s2,O0O,000.
AT the closing session Of Georgia
Odd Fellows Atlanta is chosen as the
place for the next annual gathering.
w. A. Hollingsworth, Of Madison
county, Florida, charged with betray-
ing the daughter of J. S. Scarborough,
was shot and killed by the latter.
considerable feeling exists among
the Daughters Of the Confederacy In
Richmond over the alleged opposition
of Mrs. Davis to the proposed Jefferson
Davis arch.
The Tennessee democrats. have
nominated Hon. James B. Frazier for
governor and reaffirmed the Kansas
City platform.
Senators Clay and Morgan spoke
on the pending Philippine measure
Thursday. The Georgian strongly op-
posed, while the Alabama senator Ia
vored the republican measure.
Harris, who has been nominated
for postmaster at Charleston, s. c., It
is claimed, is not even a citizen OF the
state, his residence being at Washing
ton.
Mr.. Balfour has promised to make
a statement to the house OF commons
in regard to the peace negotiations In
South Africa.
1t is said that Mr.. Perkins, repre-
senting Pierpont Morgan, has called
on Senator Hanna with reference to
settling the strike Of miners.
The strike of the teamsters against
the Chicago packers is being marked
nv violence. Thousands Of persons are