The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-07-02
Scream of News.
Brief Summary Of Most
Importa mt Events
Of Each Day.

filled by ministers who talked OF Wes-
ley.
"A large mass meeting was held at
Gainesville, Ca, Sunday afternoon, at
which thanks were given for the gen
erosity shown the sufferers from the
recent storm at the hands of the peo-
pie CT Georgia.
Richmond, Va, spent quiet Sun
day, no violence resulting from the
street car strike. Both sides expect
ultimate victory.
Harvey Logan, the noted train rob-
Der who escaped from the Knoxville,
Tenn. Jail, is still at large.
e. H. Deas. head of the colored re-
publican organization in South Caro-
lima, is out in a bitter attack on Presl-
dent Roosevelt's southern policy.
Senator Hanna, in addressing the
Salvation Army at Cleveland, Ohio,
says if he had time to preach he would
join the Salvation Army.
The scene of the burning OF
George White, the negro, near Will
mington, Del, was visited by thou
sands of persons Sunday. Trolley lines
and cabs did a thriving business.
President Roosevelt passed quiet
Sunday at Oyster Bay with his family.
He attended divine service in the
morning at Christ church, OF which
Mrs. Roosevelt is a member.
Fourteen dead bodies have been
taken from the wreck Of BilDoa train
in Spain.
king Peter of Servia, attended
church Sunday without escort. Official
report of killing of King Alexander de-
fends the assassins.
The Georgia supreme court has
handed down a decision making the
operation of turf exchanges unlawful.
Senator R. J. Williams, Of the Six
teenth Georgia district, announces Tor
Judge of the Middle circuit to succeed
Judge Evans.
The Georgia house of representa-
tives has passed bill amending the
constitution so as to limit taxation for
all purposes to 5 mills.
Three negroes were .lynched In Ba-
ker county, Ca, Friday for the MUIR
der or a white man.
The annual meeting of the Geor-
gia Educational Association at, Cum
berland Island, closed Friday. N. q.
Ware, of Hawkinsville, was elected
president.
1t is believed that the Alabama
miners and operators will now reach
an agreement. ...s =
Three Mississippi girls have filed
suits against the Southern for being
left by train at Spartanburg, s. c.
Sir Thomas Upton lunched with
President Roosevelt Friday. General
Corbin and Senator Hanna were
among those present.
-Ex-Postmaster General Charles
Emory Smith has written a letter IN
regard to the postal scaldal In so lar
as his administration is involved.
Governor Beckham, of Kentucky,
in a statement about the Breathitt
county trouble, bitterly resents the at
tempt to cast odium on the entire
state.
The saloons at Wilmington, DEL,
have been closed and efforts are being
made to prevent further trouble. Cor
NELL accused of aiding in burning the
negro, has been discharged. =
Cuba has postponed signing of the
final treaties with the United States.
In assuming command of the Ser
Wan army, King Peter lauds the OFF,
GERS and men.
Count Boni de Castellane is being
pursued by creditors. 1t is alleged he
has not paid debts of honor.
The celebration Of the bicen-
tennial Of the birth Of John wesley
began in Savannah, Ca, Thursday
night with brilliant exercises.
ALI three Of the boat races on the
Thames were won by Yale. Harvard
made a gallant struggle, but was out
classed.
Governor Jelks says the Whining
ton burning couldn't have happened in
Alabama.
Banker O'Neal, of Pensacola, Fla,
was released on bond Thursday by or
der of Judge Pardee in Atlanta.
"A war is imminent at Charleston,
S. c., between contractors and mem
bers of the building crafts.
The trial Of James H. Tillman for
the murder of N. G. Gonzales will take
place in Lexington county, South Caro-
INA, WHERE luS uCAI tCl III US0Aho o1
the third Monday in September.
Pope Leo, Thursday, conferred red
hats on the newly created cardinals.
The extreme weakness of the pontiff
was apparent.
NO street cars were run in Rich
mond, Va, Sunday. During the after
noon the strikers held big meeting
The cotton mill strike at Lowell,
Mass, has been declared off. The
strikers lost out.
Tho Gainesville, Ca, cotton mill is
to be rebuilt at once. the contract hav.
ing been let to a Worcester firm.
"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.
PITY FOR STRICKEN CITIES.