The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-09-10
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ECrean of News.
Brief Summary Of Most
important Events
of Each Day.

tucky, Is the feature Of the warm CAM
paign Just launched in that state.
The Third United States artillery,
which has been stationed at Cha;[a'
nooga, will march 200 miles across the
mountains to Fort Meyer, Va.
The fourth annual convention OF
the United States Postofice Clerks
Association began in Nashville MoD-
day.
Columbia, S. c., was swept by fire
Sunday night. The total loss Is esti-
mated at $150,000.
BY the building of road to
pierce the Kentucky coal fields, the
Great Northern and .Pittsburg Coal
Companies will control the trale
from Pennsylvania and all states along
the Ohio river to New Orleans.
"A new worlds record for long dis
tance running has been made on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad; 259 mics
was covered in 27S minutes, 12S miles
of the distance being made in 125 min.
| utes.
At Pelham, N H., Sunday, crowd
ed trolley cars going at high rate OF
speed, met on a curve. Four persons
were killed and nineteen seriously in
jured.
"A detachment of Salvationists Will
invade the dark corners of Kentucky
and attempt to reform the feudists.
millionaire Griffith, of Los An
geles, Cal, has been arrested on a
charge of shooting his wife, Mrs. Crit
| fifth while on her knees.
President Roosevelt left Oyster
Bay Sunday night for Syracuse, where
he made Labor Day speech.
| Near Goshen, Ind, Big -Four pas
senger train was wrecked Sunday by
striking a cow.
Conditions in the Balkans con-
tinue chaotic. The Turks are burning
villages and outraging women. 1t is
said that Bulgaria has resolved not to
go to war. United States Minisl:r
| Leischman is taking no steps in the
Magelssen case.
The general feeling In Colombia is
said to be favorable to the canal trea-
ty. The senate Is taking steps to ar
| range for negotiation of treaty that
will not violate the constitution Of Co
| lombia.
The advance in the bank rate at
London depressed all investment
stocks. The cloth market at Manches-
ter was quiet.
"A fund has been started at M IN
terey, Mexico, to relieve the yellow fe-
yer sufferers in places where the dis
ease is epidemic.
-Unconf1rmed reports have reached
Vienna that an attempt was made to
kill King Peter of servia, at Nish.
Duchess of Marlborough objects
to Italian marble and goes to Ireland
for material to finish her home.
| Union of bookbinders in England
is planning to come to America to help
defeat Roosevelt.
BY order of King Edward, all cats
are driven from Windsor castle. He
objects to them.
Sir Thomas Upton was the guest
of honor Of the Pilgrims Of the United
States at dinner given in New York
Friday night. Among the speakers
was General Joseph Wheeler.
At Kingston, N. c., while under
the influence Of liquor, Emmett Boy
EFT shot and killed his wife in tine
presence of her mother and sister.
-Four white convicts were shot at
the Pratt mines near Birmingham,
Ala, Friday while attempting a whole
sale delivery.
Adams and Lewis Young, Of Spar
tanburg, S. c., have been arrested Tor
selling a fake counterfeit machine.
Ministers of the A. M. E. church,
in northern states, unite in an appeal
to decent negroes to aid In suppress
ing the criminal element of their race.
Members of congress are COM
planning about the backwardness OF
the. treasury department in pushing
work on public buildings.
1t is stated that Edison, who kill
ed Mrs Pullen and himself, was short
from $4,000 to 100000 in his ac-
counts with a New York church.
! President Roosevelt has deter
mined hereafter in appointing consu's,
to name men who have had expert
ence in the service.
Seventeen of the largest cotton
mills in New England will shut down
the coming week because OF the hlsn
price of the staple.
Roach, who has fed to Mexico,
states that former Governor Taylor,
of Kentucky, and Caleb Powers would
give 100000 for his head so as to be
sure that he would never tell what ne
knows about the murder of Goebel.
| "A general strike of express en-
plnyees throughout the United States
Is threatened. The men want higher
wages, which have been refused.
Theodore shaffer, president of the
Amalgamated Association OF Tin
Workers, is mysteriously missing from
Pittsburg, Pa.
Many officers of the Servian army
have been arrested charged with De
ing implicated in plot to kill the per
sons who murdered King Alexander
and Queen, Draga.
Governor Peabody. OF colorado
has sent soldiers to Cripple Greer
70 restrain the strikers.
Secretary of Agriculture wilson Il
doing all he can to promote the SIZE
industry in the United States.
' The severe wounds inflicted ol
J . A~or;oanc NV French soldiers a