The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-07-23
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Brief Summary Of Most
important Events
Of Each Day.

preme court, occurred Monday morn
ing at the old Lumpkin family burying
ground in Oglethorpe county.
The encampment of the First
Georgia cavalry began at Savannah
Monday. A troop Of the Seventh Uni
| ted States cavalry is taking part.
Renewal of feud is feared at
Jackson, KY, If court orders investi-
cation of charge Of attempt to bribe
Even not to testify.
Governor Aycock, Of North Caro-
lima, has received letter from King
Carlos Of Portugal thanking him for
the courteous treatment extended Por-
tuguese who were wrecked of the
North State coast.
-Four persons were killed by train
while they were walking on the track
near Cincinnati Sunday.
The funeral of Chief Arthur Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
took place Monday at Cleveland, O.
Former Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith replies to the
criticism made by Proctor, of the civil
service commission.
AT Basin, Wyo.. Sunday, a mob
stormed the jail and took therefrom
two condemned murderers and lynch
ed them. During the attack on the
- .o,,,sx1, oaoar 1,oe Gi11od
The king of Spain has approved
the new cabinet.
Chance Of war between japan and
Russia over the, fanchurian question
is increasing daily.
king Edward and Queen Alexan-
6ras trip to Ireland has been mapped.
They start next Saturday.
The Hourdet family at Paris, to
whose house the bodies Of Charles
Fair and wife were taken after the
automobile accident, are net satisfied
with the $100 sent them by the de-
eeased's relatives.
The trial of Mrs. Onie Tanner,
chaged with poisoning her husband,
will occur in Gainesville this week.
Troops were called out at Balm
bride, Ca, at an early hour Saturday
morning to protect the Jail, owing to
the threat Of a mob which held up a
deputy and demanded the keys to the
Jail. - ..E
Michigan beet suger men are coil
sidering the practicabllity of erecting
a large cane factory at Valdosta, Ga.
Farmers around Valdosta have agreed
to raise sufficient cane to supply the
plant.
The federal grand jury at Mont
Egomery, Ala, which has been invest
eating the peonage cases in Alabama
made its report to Judge Jones Fri.
Eday and adjourned.
In Aiken count, South Carolina,
Robs are chasing negroes to avenge
the death OF Postmaster Hall, at Chin.
quepin. Two negroes have already
been killed.
I "A receiver has been appointed Ia
New Jersey for the Southern Car and
Foundry Company, which has plants
at Admission, Ala, Memphis and Le-
more. Tenn.
I 1T has again been stated that the
big Toxaway dam, in the Piedmont re-
gion, is unsafe and fears are enter
tanned In northern South Carolina
that great damage may be done by its
breaking. ssa
| Heart failure, due to over-emotion,
is giyen as the cause of the sudden
death Of Grand Chief Arthur.
I President Roosevelt has en-.
nounced that on the retirement OF
General Miles, General Young will
succeed to the command Of the army.
General Wood will be promoted TO
major general.
/ AT the convention of ginners of
alabama, at Montgomery Wednesday,
La Texas bool weevil was shown. tax.
en- from large plantation in Alabama.
with the statement that the insect was
doing great damage to the crop.
! A bench warrant has been issued
for George w. Beavers. formerly a
high official Of thepostal department
! It is alleged thA Beavers accepted
hrihos vhila in office
| Secretary Hay has made public the
text of the Jewish petition which R:!s'
/ sia refused to receive. Governor Ter
1relI and the members of the Georgia
| LEGISLATURE were among the signers.
| Several officers of Portugal's army
have been arrested on charge OF
! conspiring against King Charles.
/ Near Norway. S. c., where a ne
gro was recently lynched and the
T blacks threatened to exterminate the
whites, a negro killed postmaster
"wednesday.
Mrs. James G. Blaine, widow c1
the great republican, died Wednesday
at the old homestead in Augusta
Maine.
The kentucky republicans, in
state convention, indorsed President
Roosevelt for 1904.
AT Maysville, KY, a mob lynched
Thacker, g white man, who had been
given a life sentence for murder.
1t Is announced that Russia has
no intention of abandoning Manchu
ria.
-Castro's forces have surrounded
Cludad Bolivar. which is held by the
rebels, and an attack Is expected.
M. Lobet, a Frenchman, is in the
United States to promote his scheme
for an all-rail route from New York
to Paris.
1T is reported in London tha'
United States war ships have seized
| , ,er tbo oooct of POroao twenty islands