The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ECrean1 of News.
Brief Summary Of Most.
Important Events
Of Each Day.

Mrs. onie Tanner, Of Hall county.
Ga. charged with poisoning her h'is.
band, Wylie F. Tanner, was found not
guilty of the charge.
After an absence Of "a years,
Jacob Wesley Cloy, father Of Judge
John R. Cloy, of Augusta. Ca, has re-
turned to his former home.
Mgr. E. D. ]. Quisley, who accsE
panied Bishop Lynch to Rome ea has
mission in the interest OF the contea.
eracy, died in Charleston, s. c., q few
days ago.
Governor Jelks, Of Alabama, has
offered $4OO for the arrest and delivery
of the men who lynched Tom PISTON
in Choctaw county. -
The senate committee on military
affairs heard Major James E. Runcle,
of Havana. probably the most Import.
ant witness that will be offered by the
opponents of General Leonard Hosd
in their attempt to prevent his can-s:
evidence was damaging to Wood.
-Oberlin NJ. Carter, former caetatns
in the United States army, who Vas
convicted of completely in the savan-
nah harbor frauds, was released frenn
Fort Leayenworth prison SATURDAY.
morning.
while President Roosevelt vas IN
New York attending funeral. hassa.s
less crank eluded Ave hundred police
men and presented him letter n re-
gard to panacea-
Harvey vandine and Peter NiedeH;
meier, accused of sensational murders
and robberies at street car barns IN
Chicago, were trapped in dug ont
near Miller Station, Ind.
Grover Cleveland has writaA ~
letter to The Brooklyn Eagle, in vhtch4
he states that he will not again te as
candidate for the presidency.
Preaching the annual sermsa he-
fore the South Georgia conterenec aF
Sandersville Sunday Bishop J. 8. KEY:
took strong stand against mob hw,s
December % has been set byj
Judge Littlejohn as the day for hear
ing the suits against the stockhosdsIs;
of the old Bank Of Americas, Ga.
Owing to the disappearance eE
Manager J. W. Bowen, the Enghshs
Tailoring and Weaving Company, os
Chattanooga, has been closed and per-
sons who were in on the scheme can
not get their clothes or their money!
Near Jackson, Miss, four negroes:
children OF William Ellis, were burned
to death, having been locked tn A
cabin while their parents went tcsa
frolic.
Reports from Belchsr, La. alle8e
that three negroes were lynched near
that place Sunday by an infuriateG
mob Of citizens avenging the shootiAe'
Of Robert Adger.
-Elks of Mississippi are making q
strenuous kick against the issue 81 Is
charter to the "Elks Of America, Asi&
and Africa" colored organiEation. M
Peter Neidermeir, one Of the mem
bers of the quartet Of young bandity
who for the last six months have ter
rorized Chicago, in another confesstan
added several more crimeAto the sD1x
list already charged against him and
his companions, Vandine, Marx and
Roeski.
President Roosevelt has made pub.
lie memorandum on the report OF the
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow in regard to the postal soan-
dal. The president finds that Beaverss
Machen and Tyner were the chief Of
tenders.
The new wage schedule adopted by
the Rhode Island cotton mills, which
reduces the wages of operatives 10 per
cent, went into effect Monday. No
strike is anticipated.
1t is reported that Russia has sent
a battle ship and three torpedo boat
destroyers to Chemulpo to support her
demands for redress in connectlou
with the recent affray between Russian
and Japanese sailors.
Former First Assistant Postmas-
ter General Heath says all charges
against him in the report Of Brist0W
and the comments of the president
thereon are false,
-Advices from South China report
the loss Of thousands Of ilves as q re.
suit of the destruction of hundreds OF
fishing boats by typhoon.
The newspapers Of the isthmus
are asking the republic of Panama 70
, OCCUPY several islands In the Carrin-
bean sea.
From Charlotte it is given out thai
mill men are only buying cotton roe
their immediate needs, though they
J fear price will 60 higher.
Tho eunreme court of North Cars