The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-09-03
T Cream of News.
Brief Surnmery Of Most
important Events
of Each Day.

Admission, Ala, is to get million
dollar steel plant, now located At
Pittsburg.
e. C. Daniels, prominent planter
of Spartanburg, s. c., has been bouna
over on a charge of holding negro
boy in involuntary servitude.
In Person county, North Carolina,
groans were heard coming from the
coffin Of a woman who had been ship
ped a long distance She was alive,
but died in a short time.
William ]. Bryan has Cancelled
his engagements to speak In Ohio. NO
reason is given for his action.
AT Laredo, Texas, rigid quaraa-
tine is being maintained against
Mexico on account Of yellow fever In
the latter country.
Harvey Logan, the train robber,
who escaped from jail at Knoxville,
Tenn, has returned to Montana and
is trying to hold up trains.
Robbers entered the Office Of the
Chicago Street Railway Company
Sunday morning, killed two employees,
wounded two others, secured $4,000
and escaped.
Steps are being taken to merge
the six structural trades, with 100000
members, into a great council. 1t IS
hoped to abolish strikes by the mer-
ger.
Members Of the Society Of the
Army of the Philippines are gathering
at st. Paul for their annual reunion.
The south will be well represented.
The liquor dealers Of New York
have passed resolutions denounclug
Mayor Low, and announce that they
will enter the city campaign to fight
their enemies.
Secretary Shaw is going to st.
Louis to see If the exposition direc-
tors have expended s10,000,000. If
they have, the government appropria-
tion of SIS, 100000 will be turned over.
An Austrian gunboat foundered
off the coast Of Spain. Only eleven OF
| the 104 men on board were saved.
Since the Macedonian outbreaks,
the 7lltan of Turkey sleeps at cost
Of $yvv = night for guards. His week
ly domestic expenses are $4,000.
Secretary of War Elihu Root,
Hannis Taylor and Judge dickinson
have arrived in England for meetings
| of the Alaskan boundary commission.
| One thousand insurgents were
killed in Lattle with the Turkish
| troops Friday. New outbreaks are .e-
ported in the disturbed districts.
-Muscogee county, Ca, declines 10
take any felony convicts from the
state to work her roads.
Pension inspectors are looking for
Mrs. Mollie Melton at Savannah, Ca,
charging that she drew pension as
brothers widow.
-Major Vardaman's majority IN
the Mississippi gubernatorial primary
may reach 10000. g.
AT Charleston, s. c., negro under
| takers engage In a fist fight over
corpse that each claimed for burial.
With the approach of the session
Of the Alabama legislature, Governor
Jelks .is preparing 10 slash appropria'
tions.
The Mccormack family, of CHI
cago, has endowed the new science
hall of Washington and Lee univer-
sity with a gift of $4,000.
Governor Aycock, Of North Caro-
lima, will request the governors OF VIZ
ginia and south to join him in an ap-
| peal to Roosevelt to move on the TO-
bacco trust,
AT Mcfarland, Kans., six bandits
robbed the Rock Island depot, after
locking the employees in the refrigera-
| tor.
Information has reached Wash
ington that Consul Magelssen was not
killed as reported. He was fired at,
but escaped uninjured.
| I'm the interstate shoot at SaVan-
nah, Ca, the cavalry carbine matcn
was won by the Governors Horse
Guards the regimental team match
by the Savannah Volunteer Guards,
and the visitors match by the Sumter
| Guards, of Charleston.
Mimic war between the army AM
navv ia under way. General Chafee
arrived at Portland, Me. Sunday.
Turkey yields to the demands o.
Russia and the Russian squadron mas
been withdrawn from Turkish waters.
The result of the Humbert trial
in France, has caused feeling OF re
lief among the lower classes, who fear
| ed there would be verdict OF ac'
quittal.
Governor Terrell, of Georgia re
fused to respite Robert Cawthorne
| who is to be hanged for poisoning K
]. Tucker.