The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-06
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lie Monday Afternoon.
Some indignation is felt In Bailey,
Ca, over the removal Of Mrs. Will
liams, recently appointed as postmis-
tress, and the substitution Of w. F.
Boone, q school teacher and former
member of the populist party.
Six prisoners made their escape
from the jail in Greensboro, Ca, Sun
day night by saving out. One remain
cd behind. 1t is believed outside par
ties aided, fearing implication in
crimes when cases are tried next week.
1T is announced that DR.. W. S. Wy
man has resigned the presidency CT
the Alabama State university, feeble
health being the cause. Captain Hob
son may succeed him.
In a collision between two freight
trains on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad Monday at Pulaski, Tenn.
one man was killed and three others
were injured.
| lSdSASo ShASoSo
Monday night and was dazzingly re-
ceived, red fire being burned in his
honor
President Roosevelt entertained a
Charleston delegation at the white
house Monday and promised to visit
Charleston. Senator Tillman denies
the story that he advised the president
not to go.
Fifty thousand persons saw the
pope ascend the throne in st. Peters
Monday in celebration Of the twenty
fifth anniversary of his pontificate.
Lord Kitchener has Informed the
war office that the Beers killed and
captured 642 men in their recent at
tack on convoy and its escort.
in the teegraphers' tournament at
Atlanta Saturday night a new worlds
record was established by F. M. Nc
| Clintic, Of Dallas, Texas. The record
was SIT words in ten minutes. sending
at top speed.
The remains of Schrenck and Car
ter, who were killed and their bodies
burned near Savannah, were Inferred
Sunday. Although rigid investigation
is going on, there is no clue to the
| petrators Of the crime.
Henry Jeffrey, negro from Roam
oke, Va, has appeared in Greensboro,
Ca, and claims he owns the most val
liable of land in that city, the same
having deem decided to his grandfather
when the latter was slave.
News from Marshall, N. c., Is that
the city is almost completely Destroy
ed by food, five lives having been lest
and terrible damage having been dona
to property. The news, brought on
foot with difficulty, was forty hours
late.
Prince Henry, Of Prussia, made a
flying visit to the south Sunday. He
made a stop at Chattanooga and Wis
ited Lookout mountain. Citizens OF
Chattanooga presented him with a
beautiful album.
Senator Tillman denies that rsns
ported talk with Platt warning n
president not to visit Charlestonf P
Floods in New York and Pail OF
yaIia cost loss of many lives o.
liens of dollars. IS Sun- o
Labor riots occurred I'm police C.
day. In the conflict bons were v
and rioters several
wounded i a mild reso'
The senate adnan and McLau'
h,tion censuring racas in the cnaH'
rim for the rece
be-. .h,ev and Captain Hob
-Admirs features in Charleston 9
son werahe occasion being Dausn ,
Thursde American Revolution Gay ae
ters Sositlon. Both the naval hefo.s
the addresses and were en'huS'~''
a1y received. u,,
'.pr,nce Henry attended the Mch'n-
exercises in the nouse'
Secretary Hay was the orator Ai'e
wards the prince visited the tomb OF
washington at Mount Vernon
The German steamer, Drachentelz'
sailed from Savannah, Ca. "eanesoas as
for Bremen and Hamburg with l9,eo.
hales Of cotton, valued at s@oa'o'''
This Is the largest cotton cargo ever
cleared from a south Atlantic port
Although President Roosevelt mas
not vet abandoned his Charleston .ilp
IN account Of the message OF Llea'en-
ant Governor Tillman, OPINION IS sen
eral that he will do so.
lanes Porter, the motorman' "no
was killed in a Knoxville, Tenn street
car disaster, had a wife living IN ma
rion Va. It is claimed he was GU
qaeed to wed two Knoxville girls oo'n
IT whom visited his body at JIG
morgue.
The application Of the antl-dlspeh'
sarvites for a permanent in]unctlon
against the Rome dispensary was
heard in Lafayette, Ca, by Judge Hen.
~ Wednesday and declined. Inc Case
now goes to the supreme court.
Great damage was done in Georgia
and adjoining states by the heavy TAIN
storms of Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Andrew Carnegie will give ala
mond medal valued at S4oo tor the
sneediest work in the telegraphers
contest which occurs in Atlanta 1a'
The steamboat T. H. Bacon on
tine Tennessee river, was "recNeo
| Tuesday by explosion OF its boiler. ns as
assistant engineer was killed anosns. .
man fatally injured and two o'A'-
| hurt.
WILL BE MILITARY CEREMONY.
TROOPS Will Be Detailed to Take over
Danish West Indies.