The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-06-25
I Cream of News.
Brief Summary Of Most
Important Events
of Each Day.

Sunday. Miss Dupont, of Savannah,
who tried to save him, came near
drowning.
S. B. Wilder, Of Phenix City,, Ala,
died Sunday from hydrophobia, caused
by the bite of mad dog.
No street cars were run in Rich.
mond, Va, Sunday. During the after
noon the strikers held big meeting.
Attorneys for J. H. Tillman,
charged with the murder Of N. G. Con-
zales at Columbia, S. c., on Monday
moved for a change Of venue.
The cotton mill strike at Lowell.
Mass, has been declared off. The
strikers lost out.
Major James B. Pond, well known
manager of lecturers and singers at
Boston, is dead.
Among the graduates at Yale were
seven young men from Georgia, Ala
bama, South Carolina and Florida.
Mine operators now claim that the
union men interfered WITH the non
union men, which is in violation of the
award of the commission.
White Eagle, chief of the Poncas
Indians, resigns in favor of his son. In
honor of the event, seven hundred
ponies were given away as presents.
In several cities Of France Sunday
there were conflicts between the cler-
icals and anti-clericals.
italian parliament is to assemble
by decree of the king. The new cabi-
net has not been completed.
King Peter received Seryian depu-
tation at Geneva Sunday and express
ed himself as pleased with the pro-
gram arranged at Belgrade for his re-
ception.
BY a collision of passenger and
freight trains on the Illinois Central in
Iowa, Friday, ten men were killed.
The cabinet has decided to dis
regard the action of the Virginia state
in the regard to the cruisers Galveston
and Chattanooga.
"A mistrial was declared In the case
of Jett and White, accused of the muir
der of Attorney Marcum at Jackson,
KY. Eleven jurors favored the con.
viction of Jett.
Former president Cleveland states
he has been misrepresented in inter.
view procured by a representative OF
The Galveston News. Mr.. Cleveland
says he did not talk for publication.
Miss Dora Campbell, the Mays
Vile, Ca, postmistress, charged with
a shortage, was arrested in Baltimore
Friday.
The meeting of the Georgia
Federation of Labor at Macon closed
Friday with the reelection of Presi-
dent Kilburn.
Lieutenant Colonel Grayson, of the
military advisory board, denies that
there was any secrecy in drawing the
new military bill. ...
AT Clarksville, Ark, Friday, two
men were hanged for the murder
of Sheriff Powers.
Mrs. James Lovely, of Lafayette,
Tenn, bride of three weeks, is charg'
ed with poisoning her husband.
Before the Alabama Bar Associa'
ton, Friday, Edward N. Shepard, OF
New York, declared the south able to
settle the negro question.
Leading Columbians are publish
ing strong articles in favor Of the rati
fcation of the canal treaty.
Lord Grey, of the South African
Company, regrets that Booker Wash
ington has refused to go to Rhodesia
Lord Grey says washington has found
the key to the race problem.
Lord Lansdowe, foreign minister
has announced that Great Britain will
not recognize the new government OF
Servia because of the butchery of
King Alexander and Queen Draga.
S. B. Brown, of Albany. elected
president of the Georgia Bankers AS
sociation at it's twelfth annual session
in Atlanta Thursday.
Announcement made by Governor
Terrell at closing exercises Of the
Georgia archaeological school of the
gift of $4,000 to the Tech by William
R. Hearst, of New York; commence
ment address delivered by Congress
man James M. Griggs, and diplomas
awarded.
In a charge to the federal grand
jury at Macon, Ca, Thursday, Judge
Emory Speer urged tue investigation
Of charges of involuntary servitude.
The cotton mill merger meeting al
Charlotte, N. c., was very lightly at
tended.
Two county officers were wounded
in a fight on an excursion train In
east Tennessee Thursday.
Street cars were rocked at Rich
mond, Va, Thursday by strikers. The
disorder followed the arrival Of strike
breakers.
The postcffice department has de
cided. to resume the establishment OF
rural free delivery routes.
Booker washington has been
Charles Hedges, superintendent OF
the Washington city delivery service
of the postal department, must answer
charges Of wrong-doing which have
been preferred.
The United States and the Vir'
ginia courts have clashed over the re-
moval of the cruiser Galveston from
the Trigg ship yard in Richmond.
1t is alleged that day was named
for the massacre of Jews at Novgorod
but butchery was prevented by prompt