The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-18
GENERAL NEWS.

Pa., five persons were killed and
number injured. The trolley ran into
train.
- The miners strike in Colorado is
extending and the outlook is not
bright for an early settlement of the
differences.
Out in Brinkley. Ark, q. G.
Cadle was taken from jail and lynched
for killing policeman. All the par
ties were white.
- Eight thousand million ncws-
papers were printed in the United
States last year. The newspaper is
the book of the people.
A pumpkin Of the pie b--nd,
weighing 1921 pounds will be exhib-
tied by Oliver Ferrill. of Liberty,
No., at tho world Fair.
- The Pullman Palace Gar Com
pany made net profit of $13, 1000, 900
the past fiscal year. And shat doesn't
include the tips to the porters.
= Philadelphia is puzzled over the
strange case Of Cuban, who has
been asleep there for ten days and
~ic deGes 81 off0ftb TO wake MIN.
- Railway immigration bureaus
have brought over 300 German fami-
lies to north Georgia, principally in
Rsbuu md Habereham counties.
- One hundred non-union. miners
in the Coal Creek district were as.
eaulted at the Thistle mine by union
miners and forced to leave the mines.
= Four children were killed By the
explosion Of nitro.glyoerine ct Bucks
Run, Ohio. They were playing with
q can Of the explosive when it went
off.
The yellow fever situation at
Laredo shows q decided change for
the worse, eighteen new cases and
four deaths being reported in one
day.
Prof. James T. Agnew, Of the
Southern Pines Academy, N. G., wss
indicted and tried for whipping pu-
pill. After testimony and able argu-
ments the jury acquitted him.
= A farmer in Norwick, N. Y,
tried to drive hog through O gate
and his wife laughed at him. In
frenzy Of rage he shot his wife and
and afterwards killed himself.
Gen. VIM. II. Hughes, member
of the New York legislature, hanged
himself at his home in Glenn Falls on
Wednesday. Ihe cause was, he had
been rich and lost his property.
- At Monongahels, Pa, Earl Flory,
boy IS years old, enraged at meme
applied to him, shot end killed James
Murphy, aged IL years, and severely
wounded John Johnson, eged II years.
- Hsn'y Peacock, Of Cochran, Ca,
was shot snd killed by H. G.. Everett,
who was also shot by Peacock and
may die. The trouble grew out Of
the charge that one had alienated the
affections OF the others wife.
The Agricultural college Of the
Us;seTsity Of Georgia mas been asked
by the Britieh Cotton Raising Asso.
oiation to name number OF young
GeoFgia1s competent to teach cotton
culture TO the natives Of South AZ
RIGA.
- The Chicago City railway strike
is on. -Four thousand men, includ.
ing car service employees, vent cut on
the long expected struggle between
the car mems union and the company.
The outlook 10 that the fight will be
long aud stubborn.
- At q National convention Of rep.
.resentetive negroes from all over the
country in Washington Bishop Hol-
sey, q negro divine, proposed as set
Element Of the race problem that the
negroeR Of this country be given one
or lnlie States In which TO live exclu-
sively.
= A. J. Rice, the ''wheat king" OF
Graham County, Kansas, has thresh-
cd 5000 cores Of wheat. Hs got
twenty-five bushels 60 the aore, or l32.-
GOO bushels In ell. Ais crop will make
o srain OF 220 cars. counting 600 bush.
els 60 che car. He ie the owner Of
sixty-seven sections, 1920 acres in
eli.
- A silver dollar coined in 1904
was sold ct Denver, Col, on Friday
BY r.. G.. Parvin, Of Denver, to 81. d.
Brown, or Portland, Ore., for e2, 900.
s A0o VIII "oo SouSae Oy y. W. OoA-
Ter, OF Denver, in 1885 for 81, 900.
Since then sale has been made at
81 200, which was the record until TO-.
day.
- A passenger train on the Spar.
tanburg and Asheville road ran over
9 woman at Buens Vista, N. c., on
Thursday, severiDg the head and man
Cling the body. The victim was q
resident Of Trenton, N. T., who had
been staying with q family at Ashe.
vile. She left, saying she was i'll,
and was not seen alive afterwards.
As the result Of an election quar-.
rel 9 young man at Richardsville, Ky,
applied for q warrant for the srrest Of
his father, Tom Stewart. Stewart
sent the magistrate word If he issued
the warrant he would kill him. The