The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-10-29
Cream of News.
Brief Summary Of Most
important Events
Of Each Day.

On IQ6 business Ill ICOA S1o' Ae@ao N'N
ers are thinking OF joining the sa"
mill men in their fight against the
railroads.
Sensational developments are ex-
pected at meeting of the creditors
of the Southern Car and FOUNDRY
Company at Chattanooga, when OIL
cials of the bankrupt corporation Will
be asked to explain certain actions al
legged to be irregular.
President Roper, Of the Admission,
Ala, Trades Council, is SUNG the edi-
tor of The Hot Blast for $4,000 libel
damages for stating that he was in
crap game.
Details Of the cave-in of the roofs
of the subway in New York Saturday
night, in which ten men were killed,
show thai the accident was due to neg
ligence on the part of the superintend-
ent, who knew the rock above Was
cracked.
Jesse Mcclure, farm hand, Ellv
ders his two sons, aged 5 and I yeats
near Marion, Ind, and then surre'
ders. Sheriff spirited Mcclure away 20
indianapolis Jail to prevent lynchins.
Mrs. ,Iverson, Of Monterey, Cal,
strangled her three children to death
saying that a supreme power had
commando ed sher$to kill them. She has
been i'll for a long time, and mac
shown signs of mental arrangement.
james L. Blair, of ST. Louis, who
is alleged to have misappropriated
funds Of the st. Louis fair, is unable
to answer fully, on account Of his Ill
ness. -..z
Professor Thurston, Of Cornell
university, dies suddenly at his home
on the campus.
Fire at Ashland, Wis, Sunday de-
stroyed fine block of buildings, doing
$150,000 damage. .-...-.....-
Dispatches from St. Petersburg
say there is "a growing ill-feeling IL
Russia against the United States and
England on account of the supposed
sympathy of these countries for ia
pan. ~
Revolutionary bands, operating in
eastern Macedonia, are reported to be
returning to Bulgaria and Sofas
streets are thronged with them. They
beg for food and shelter.
Venezuela is said to have corcen'
trated large body Of troops on the
Colombian frontier, in order to indi'
rectly aid the new opposition to the
Colombian government.
"A Japanese secretary of legation
was refused permission to land at
Yongampho. One report states that A
fight occurred. War is likely at any
time between Russia and Japan.
-Silas sHulin was chief witness in
the habeas corpus proceedings of Clar
ence Peak at Knoxville, Tenn, Peak
being under eighteen years sentence
for killing Hulin. Court holds that
Hulin Is dead to all intents and pur.
poses.
Two survivors of the schooner J.
T. Williams arrived at Newport News
Va, Thursday. Out of fourteen men
on board these two were saved. The
vessel was sunk during last Friday s
storm
Felix Hall, negro, was hanged at
Birmingham, Ala, Thursday. On the
first drop the rope slipped and the
man was lowered and hanged again.
Union machinists in Lonsdale
Tenn. shops of the Southern RAILWAY
quit work because non-union men were
allowed to dismantle engines.
The Southern Steamship Company
at Mobile, Ala, has been reorganizad
with a capital of s150,o00.
Monument t. the confederate dead
was unveiled at Greenwood, S.. =.
Thursday. && S
Following the suspension Of Fed
eralsNational bank, Pittsburg, Pa, the
First National bank of Allegheny fail
ed to open It's doors for business
Thursday.
The confederate veterans Of Ma
con, Ca, are preparing to extend q
warm welcome to all veterans who Al
tend the state faiy in that city.
Addressing the pan-American con
ference of bishops. Bishop Gailor said
the Episcopal church should change
it's name, eschew Anglicism and be
come an American church.
| Speaking of the race problem be
fore the American Missionary Society
DR.. GLADDEN. declared that the south
| deserved great credit for what it lad
done for the negro.
While Congressman Baker, 0!
Brooklyn, was speaking for Tom John
SOQ III CluCluudtI, uS was WuippCu oAiN
drenched by the driver o. sprinklins
cart =.
The Alaskan boundary decision
has been brought up for discussion II
the Canadian senate.
Brown, the New Orleans cottol
king, in a statement, declares thai
French money was used to make hl'
famous corner and that it will result
| in a permanent higher price for th'
fleecy staple.
There has been no change in thu
Far Eastern situation. War betWeel
Japan and Russia seems probable.
Charles Kratz, the alleged st
Louis boodler who jumped his bon
for $4,000, has been captured II
| Mexico