The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-07-24
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Bfief Summary Of Most
lmpoftant Events
of EaSh DaY:


Of EaeH Day:
twenty-five Cinnamon were arrest;
ed in Atlanta Sunday by the county po-
lice and locked in the Tower for gamb-
ling.
| directors of the Southern Baseball
League have decided to fine any club
500 that plays against Frank or St.
Vraia. Manager Fisher will ignore
warming iE3nhetion is served.
/ Entire side of sdusJs Of eleven
stores burn at Colouitt. Ca, s;saday
morning. Loss about $4,000.
Great educational mass meeting in
interest of Morris Brown negro col
lege at Atlanta, Ca, held at Barnes
vtl's Sunday.
-Appoiatastt Of negro physician on
board of pension etamtners causes pro-
test in South Carolina.
Secretary Wilson, Of the miners
unicn, says receipts of money to aid
| the anthracite strikers amounts to
100000 week.
"A terrific storm burst over Balti-
mere Sunday. Eleven lives were lost
during the blow. Boats overturned and
nine persons drowned, one man was
killed by falling tree and another one
died by touching live wire.
john w. Ma2kay, the American
multi-millionaire, died of heat at his
home in London Sunday night.
-The pope and Governor Taft had
conference Sunday over religious af-
fairs in the Philippines.
Cholera is on the decrease at Ma
Mia, there being fewer deaths and
new cases on Saturday than for any
day within the past three weeks.
President Palma, of Cuba, in an in
terview, says prospects Of his country
are bright and that when Cuban sugar
can compete in European markets
prosperity will come.
In the Greene-Gaynor hearing at
Quebec Saturday the prisoners made
affidavits that Marion Erwin offered to
settle the case for $500,00O. Mr.. En-
win made affidavit denying the charge.
--Vice President Morton, of the San
ia F'e, predicts that bumper crop Of
corn will be made this year.
An American barber named To-
netti is under arrest at Milan, Italy.
l.: is alleged he was sent to Italy by
Patterson anarchists to kill the king.
"A financial statement of the Allan
ia, Ca, postcffice indicates that ap-
proximately s2,000,000 passed through
the Office during the past fiscal year.
Cotton ginners of Georgia will
meet at Macon August 7 to form or
ganization.
Deputy Sheriff Flanders was shot
to death by Charley Johnson in Eman-
uel county, Ca, Thursday.
United States District Attorney A.
E. Holton was horsewhipped by A.
Glenn Williams at Winston-Salem, N.
c., Thursday.
Negro boy arrested in Birming-
ham, Ala, confesses the murder Of five
babies.
Two men were shot to death and
another wounded by unknown assassin
at Grovetown, Texas.
Texas and Pacific coaches go
through bridge over Saline river near
Mineola, Texas, and baggage1laster is
killed and thirty passengers are in
jured.
Joseph Anderson, charged with
murder OF wife, lynched at Owensboro,
KY.
Five men while at work on trestle
near Wytheville, Va, fall 80 feet to
bed of rocks. One was killed, two IA
tally and two slightly injured.
There will he no general strike of
bituminous coal miners in the United
States. President Mitchell opposes
such a move on the part Of the miners
and he will be obeyed.
"A boat containing seventeen pleas
IRE seekers was overturned by a sud-
den squall off Portsmouth, N. H.,
Thursday, and fourteen were drowned.
Work will begin in the course OF
two or three weeks on the immense
wall to be built around the Atlanta,
Ca, federal prison. This wall will cost
$5O0,000.
Under decision of Judge Pardee,
the National Finance Committee OF
New York is allowed to purchase as
sets of Atlanta National Building and
Loan Association and Of Southern
Home.
Troops of the Fifth regiment Geor-
eia militia, left Atlanta Thursday al
ternoon for Wrightsville Beach for ten
days encampment
Macon, Ca, street car lHes WILL oe
consolidated. Deal is thought to have
been consummated.
For his order to "kill and burn,
General Jacob Smith has been severely
reprimanded by President Roosevelt
and retired from active service in the
army.
In speech at convention in North
Carolina Thursday Senator Simmons
advocates the permanent disfrancfise-
ment of negroes.
Governor of Tennessee refuses re-
quisition for Armistead, Memphis man
who borrowed money from treasurer
of Mississippi.
Judge Taft has delivered the re
Div of the United States to the vatican
at Rome in regard to the friars, and
I'll, ,. fo, Manila Whora n9gOtla-