The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-05-27
GENERAL ! NEWS.

- New York state 10 suffering from
IS long continued drouth.
- Il is said that the Georgia peach
crop will be much better than expeot.
ed some time back.
4 y y It is said. tha. Mrs. Cleveland is
opposed to her husband being . can
didate sor the presidency again.
- A white man charged with mn.=
SssI was taken from Jail in Madison,
da., and shot to death by mob.
= Hermis, the champion 3-year.old
colt Of 1902, has been sold to Edward
4. Thomas, Of New York, for $50, 900.
- It is estimated that $4,000, 900
more in gold will come this year from
she Klondike than last year, which
was S12, 900, 900.
Two negro boys tortured to death
q fve.year-nld een OF { prominent
white farmer living near Ellaville, Ga.
The murderers were arrested.
s.. - Former Postmaster e. IT, For
dyee of Bowling Green, KY, has been
indicted by the federal grand jury on
the charge Of embezzling "a 900 while
in cfice. - 3
- Miss Fioy Gilmore, OF Indiana
q graduate in law at the University
OF Michigan; has just been appointed
assistant attorney general for the
Philippines. 57,i
- The postal receipts for April ia
the large Offices Of the country show:
an increase Of II per cent, which is
another gratifying indication Of con.
tinued prosperity. S I.
- A negro Christian science praoti.
tioneer has been arrested at Newport
News, charged with the murder Of a
negro woman found with two bullets
lodged in her brains
- Miss Dora Thompson, nurse
employed ia . hospital In the Philip.
pines, has fallen heir to, 5000. 900 bv
the will Of Mrs. Alicia Armstronr of
Mount Vernon, N Y.
- j. T.. Miller, o aletter carrier AZ
Jeffersonville, Ind, has been arrested
because he failed Co turn in two
cents collected on q postage. due let
ter. he collected t6e,tRo. cents one
year ago. & s. i's
Ex-Mayor Ames. Of Minneapolis.
Was sentenced on Saturday to six
Years; imprisonment for having t,o.
copied money from gamblers and other
law -breakera for protection while he
was mayor.
- Six hundred and ninety.fve Inn
migrants; were denied admission TO the
United States along the; Canadian bor-
der alone, during the month OF April.
Most Of those excluded were afflicted
with some form Of contagious dis.
case. l}s s
AL New York woman who died
the, other dsy left will directing tha
payment Of $50 q month aor the eup.,
port OF her poodle, and 9I00 month.
for the support Of her father. The
old man must realize shat he had 4
aless call lisS7 s 9. O. .3Ei
5. - W T. Kelly. who lives six miles
from Lagrange, KY. shot and killed
his SoWnG son on Wednesday, night.
installing him for an enemy. Tha
son, who was attending q medical col
lege ct Louisville had ridden 0ut To;
see his family. y g IS
Amos E. Randall, white. and
Dan Kennedy and Henry Golding col.
ored, were lynched at Mulberry. Fla. !.
early Wednesday morning for the
murder OF Barney Brown; q prominent
farmer. Randall was asaaloon-keeper
and Rs~ been advocating i,ro,i
hlbIGSOE. ~ ssssi;s Il Iisfgs 3
A Washington special says: The
condition OF General james Long
street, the Confederate oommnnaess. ::zz
:-s=y :ss serious. An injury to one OF
his legs few day ago, has been fol-
lowed by asharp attack OF rheuma-
tism. General Longstreet has been
In failing health for at least two years.
60 A favorite way Of getting revenge
seems to be by means OF poisoned
Whiskey. A man was arrested in
West Virginia for aending o poisoned
quart to another, and q woman Ess
crested in Memphis, Tenn. for send.
ing q poisoned quart, TO another NO.
man. The trouble in each case was
jealousy.
a committee from a. i. Hill
Camp Of Oonfederate Veterans. OF
Petersburg, has located and marked
the spot id Dinwiddie County, where
Gen. A. p. Hill was shot and killed
on April 3, 1865. The. place is near
the Central State Hospital. On the
spot A. P. Hill Camp is to erect an
monument.
DIR. LELAND Dorr Kent, Of Ro-
chester. N. Y, was sentenced TO 20
years imprisonment for inducing Miss
Oingle, q trained nurse, to commit
They he'd agreed 70 kill
themselves. She carried out the
but he cut his throat and
and got we'll. Mrs. Kent, the wife,
has become insane over the affair.
4 Il A special report issued by Com
missioner OF Pensions Ware shows
that moro Than 90 per cent. OF those
who enlisted in the United States
army for the war with Spain have
already applied for pensions. re the