The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-23
GENERAL NEWS.

The attorney general of the
United States has taken stems against
the beef trust.
Three brothers have been sen.
tenced to, die in New York for the
murder Of their uncle.
= The St. Louis Board OF Eoualiza.
tion has resolved to tax property of
all kinds on its true cash value.
Miss Mary Buckhart, Of Lane.
Woife county. is running for Congress
In the Tenth Kentucky district.
While in fit Mrs. Mary Hive
~. OF Warsaw, Ind, fell into a pan Of
boiling sugar and was scalded to death.
A Georgia man has married his
stepmother,. whose two children be.
come his half brother and half sister.
Manufacturers of sashes and
doors are reported to be organizing a
combine at Chicago, to be cepitalized
at $12,000,000.
- 1t is said the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition at St. Louis will not be
able to open next year rs expected,
but will open in 1904.
= The New York presbytery has
refused q license to theological stu
dent who denied that there was over,
such person as Adam.
- Terms Of peace are now being
arranged between the Bocrs and the
British, that will no doubt be entirely
satisfactory to both sides.
- Judge Griggs, of Georgia. has
been made chairman Of the congress
1onal campaign committee of the de-
mocratic party. He is just II.
Over tiys hundred people, in
cludipg one American, have died in
the province of Manila of cholera
since its breaking out few weeks
ago.
- The Congo negroes of Cuba are
opposed to the withdrawal of the
American flag from the Island and
Che establishment Of an independent
republic in Cuba.
Joe Hautz, a dairymau, was shot
and killed by Thos. Cox, a farmer at
Newport News, Va, because the for
ner accidentally drove over the lat
ters dog, killingit.
- All of the real and personal prop
erty in this country is valued at $751;
O0O, 600, 600. and one-fifth of this
is owned by individuals worth
more than million each.
~ James r. Garfield a son of the
late President Garfield, has accented
The position Of civil service commits
'ioner, rendered him about ten DAYS
ago by President Roosevelt.
A Kansas man who was injured
u railway wreck received check
'or So, 1000 from the company, and
sent it back with the explanation that
ne did not believe he was entitled to it.
- DR.. Stopler, of Macon, has de-
nonstrated before the Georgia.Medical
Association his remarkable discovery
:or establishing hearing in deaf mutes,
living subjects as illustrations.
- During the fiscal year 19O1~the
of agricultural products from
,he. United States amounted to $685.
)0O, 900, the heaviest on record, and
IN excess Of S560,000,000 over i'm
PORTS.
- The Atlantic Coast Line has
purchased the Plant System and will |
.ssume control July 1, 1902. After |
hat date the Southern Railway will |
lave trackage rights over the system
or ell its trains.
- Col. John Mckee, the richest
legro in America, died at his home in |
philadelphia a few days ago. He
eft an estate Of two millions in the
lands OF Archbishop Bryan as trustee
or the Catholic church.
- President Roosevelt has lust
placed his signature to the bill which
soon to sweep away all of the re-
naming war revenues. This will
mean cut of from $40, O,0OO,O 900 to
$50, ,00O, 900, it is believed.
Joseph j. Mcintyre, Of Brooklyn,
las invented destructive. war rocket.
I is fired by dynamite, and the bomb
CATERS steel bullets among the enemy i
nd is calculated to dislodge any op.
'osing forces who are in concealment.
= There seems to be but little
that congress will adjourn
.efore the middle Of June, if then.
;. 80 - AAAAPPAoO H0CStlUu ID CauSlOR
he delay, the Democrats being de-
ermined to have the whole subject
thoroughly investigated.
~ A new material for skin grating
vas used in, New Jersey hospital not
ong ago.. It was the delicate inner
kin of eggshell. A man was badly
calded, and in the operation or graft
ng, which Was found necessary. the
ggskin was tried and is thought to
'e q success. 81
- Allen Cogsdell, an aged and
zealthy farmer Of Rutherford county. /
I. O., has issued invitations to his re.
atives to attend big dinner at his
esidence on June 10th. The crown
ng feature OF tho feast is that he pro-
'oses to commit suicide in the pres
NEE Of his guests.
- John Myriok, negro barber in
durham, N. Co., shaved j. B. Duke.
resident Of the American Tobacco
)o.. Sunday morning. While shaving
dr. Dixie, Myrick related TO him how
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