The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-09-18
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Brief Summary Of Most
Importa mt Events
of Each Day.

fus1ng to reSclnd is lndOrSement OF
alien immersion, and unfolding Rev.
Broughton.
"A. ". Reece, a prosperous farmer
near Marietta, Ga committed suicide
Wednesday by shooting the top of his
head off.
Preservation of pine forests was
the subject Of an address at the meet
ing Of turpentine operators at Jackson
Vile, Fla.
AS votes are counted in South Car
olina the majorities Of Latimer and
Hayward increase.
"A full state ticket will be put out
BY Texas republicans.
NO new arrests Of the alleged
bcodlers al St. Louis. Murrell, tho
man who confessed, says he did 80 be-
cause his pals would have let his wife
starve during his stay in Mexico.
Senator Hanna will stump the
state of Ohio. He will travel in spe-
cial car.
Mine operators in the anthracite
regions say they will not arbitrate
with the men, and the strike will end
when the men ask to be taken back.
The miners think otherwise.
Democrats Of Colorado decline to
fuse with populists and name a
straight ticket.
The conference between the Boer
generals and Secretary Chamberlain
was fruitless one. Chamberlain in
formed the Beers that the conditions
OF the surrender would stand.
Henry W. Grady, prominent
young man Of Atlanta. Ca, mystic
rlously disappears at Norfolk, Va.
His family and friends alarmed and
grief stricken.
The tax rate Of Fulton county, Ca.
is fixed at $500 on $1,000, reduction
, Of Sc cents from last year.
The Savannah News has asked
Governor Gambler whether he gave the
| Horse Guards permission to visit Sea
(iirt az representatives Of the Georgia
militia.
In second primary Hon. A. G. Lati-
lner is nominated for United States
senator and D. c. Hayward for COVER
nor of South Carolina.
Attorney General McClurg and
lieutenant Governor Harrison will en-.
ter gubernatorial contest In Missls'
dppi
-Turpentine Operators Association
met in Jacksonville, Fla, Wednesday.
Governor Stone, of Pennsylvania,
spent Tuesday In New York trying to
settle the coal strike, but the operators
refused to make concessions.
William J. Bryan opened the dem
ocratlc campaign in Missouri Tuesday.
He said that one trust magnate in
stripes would do more to break up
trusts than all Of Roosevelt's speeches.
Twelve OF the nineteen st. Louis
aldermen indicted for boodling have
been arrested. It transpires that the
boodlers were bound by solemn oathe
President Roosevelt spoke at Ashe-
Vile, Salisbury and other points In
North Carolina Tuesday on his return
tn Washington.
The democrats Of Colorado have
nominated Stinson for governor. Tel
ler will be nominated for the United
States senate.
The volcano on the island Of
Strombon, near Sicily, is in eruption
and the destruction Of the island Is
feared.
The Cuban house has passed the
bill authorizing President Palma to
borrow s35,OOO,OoO.
1t Is rumored that Admiral Kill
lick went down with the Crete-aPierrot
when it was sunk by the German gun
boat.
There is a probability that many
farms in Gordon -ounty, Ga, will be
idle, as former tenants have aband-
oned farming and are working In the
cotton mills.
Republicans carry Maine for gov
ernor by a plurality of $4,000 and elect
all the congressman by slightly re-
duced majorities.
Eighteen aldermen Of st. Louis
have been indicted for selling fran
chises to street railway corporations.
One of the boodlers has turned states
evidence.
General Chaffee has ordered Gen
eral Sumner to attack the Moros, who
are defying the authority Of the United
States.
Germany has been Informed by |
Hayti that no complaint will be made |
about the sinking Of the Crete-a-Pier-
rot, as the vessel was considered pi.
ratical
Although they pay fancy rrices |
for cotton picking, Mississippi farmers
complain Of scarcity Of laborers.
President Roosevelt spent Sunday |
in looking over the battlefield of Chick |
amauga. He was given cane by a
party Of Georgians.
In a sermon delivered in New |
York, Rev. DR.. Macarthur denounced |
the doctrine of baptism as heathenism.
-Mississippians place but little
credence in the confession Of Will |
Mathis, white man to be executed !
on the oath. In his confession he shifts |
the murder on Orlando Lester, ne
gro.
"A tannery which will cover thirty
five acres of ground IS to be built at |
Mineral Bluff, Ga. 1t will employ about |
three hundred men. Eastern capital
is behind the enterprise.
Butchers Of Savannah are contem-