The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-02
GENERAL NEWS.

Zen miners were killed by an
explosion in the Hill Farm mine, Con-
nellsville, Pa, on Saturday.
- Mrs. Lula W. Bremer committed
suicide on Thursday in Chicago be-
cause she had lost her beauty.
- The estimate of the cotton crop
by tbs mem bers Of the Norfolk Cotton
Exchange is 100000 bales.
- The science hall Of the Univer-
sity of Georgia, at Athens, burned
down on Thursday. The loss is $43,-
600.
= The press Of Colombia is severe
ly bitter toward this country because
OF its action in the Panama revolu-
tion.
= Fighting has ceased in San Do.
mingo and negotiations are in pro.
gress for settlement OF che differ
ences.
- Thirteen miners were killed and
much financial loss was sustained by
an explosion in coal mine at Bonan-
za, Ark.
= r. E. Neal. president Of the bank
OF Raves, /. T., has been arrested
charged with robbing the banks safe
OF So, 900.
- The superintendent and shift
boss of o mine in Colorado were kill
ed by an explosion and foul pley is
suspected.
- The latest revolution in San
Domingo is successful and the revolu-
tionists are In possession OF the gov
ernment.
= The cotton mills Of New England
have reduced the wages OF their men
10 per cent. The reduction effeots
322, 332 GG1G operatives.
- Chas. Campbell was shot and
killed ct Stony Point, near Charlottes.
vile, w., by james Brown, whose
wife he had insulted.
- Stocks Of wheat in Northwestern
interior elevators are said to be l5,-
O00, 600, bushels, compared with 49,
100000 bushels year ago.
= Burglars at Marion, Ind, at
tempted to cut off young lady's
fingers to secure her diamond rings.
She screamed aud the burglars fed.
- Gen. V. D. Groner died IN Nor
folk, Va, last Wednesday night.
He carried the message to General
Beauregard 60 open fire on Fort Sum.
ter.
William Rawlinson, prominent
real estate agent Of Augusta is miss-
ing. No explanation can be given for
his absence. The police are searching
for him.
The Virginia Military Institute
doors for Is days because of the pre-.
valence Of typhoid fever among it's
students.
"A negro died in Savannah after
drinking quart Of corn liquor ON
wager. he drank it in a bar and then
walked out, and in few minutes he
'was corpse.
The courts have decided that
Buncombe county, N. G., will have TO
pay the interest on the bonds issued
in 1881 to build the Spartsnburg and
Asheville railroad.
= Mrs. silas Brecklin, who few
years ago was considered tbe moss
beautiful woman in America, was burn.
cd to death last Thursday at her homo
in ,Murereesboro, Tenn.
- In battle in the Philippine Is.
lands between Moros and United
States troops, 800 MoroB are known TO
have been Killed and many Others
were carried off dead or wounded.
The remains of tho wife and
daughter Of President Monroe which
we're disinterred from their resting
place near Leesburg, Va, have been
re-interred at Hollywood cemetery,
Richmond.
- The nomination Of the presidents
special friend Leonard Wood rs major
general is held up in the senate pend
ing charges Of dishonesty preferred
against him in connection with affairs
that tranepired while he was governor
general Of Cuba.
- At Norristown, Pa, while George
Hillett, railway conductor, wss sit
ting in his car making out his report,
at engine struck his train, causing it
TO jostle the conductor with such
force that he bit of. his tongue, which
accident resulted in his death.
= Joseph Sorice and Father Lepore,
Of Donver, Colorado, shot each othsf
over game Of cards in the priests
apartment attached to the church.
Both died from the wounds. Sorioe
refused to make a statement. The
priest said he. believed that Sorioe
had been sent west to kill him. Both
are Italians.
IS - In freight wreck on the Wes-
tern North Carolina branch OF the
Southern railway, near Bslsam, due to
wet and slippery track, Engineer D.
@. Moore, OF Murphy, N. O., and
Brakeman Chariee Porter were killed
and G.. w. Killan, brakeman; y. NJ.
Boone, conductor, and r. NJ. Fortune,
fireman, injured.
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