The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-05-28
Cream of News. !
Brief Summary Of Most
important Events
Of Each Day.

big Fourth of July celebration. to
which prominent mcn will be invited.
Six people were filled by the cx-
plosion of boiler in a saw mill at
Maringain Station, Ia.
Coal companies Of the Lehigh re-
gion have commenced the enforcement
of the new age limit regulating the
employment of boys.
On Saturday hight hundreds OF
pedsons at Enid, Okla, were rendered
homeless b. a cloud burst, which caus-
ed the water to rush down the bot
toms, sweeping away g hundred
houses.
"A man sitting N an open car on
Brooklyn bridge suddenly alighted
from the car in the middle of a span
and running to the side of the bridge
Jumped into East River. His body
was carried away by the current.
Two persons killed, two fatally
hurt and others injured in motor acci-
dent in England.
Paul Blouet (Mam O'RelD, died
Sunday night at Paris. He had been
ailing several months and had never
entirely recovered from the effects OF
an operation performed some time
ago in New York.
SO many fatalities were caused by
the automobile races in France tnat
Premier Combes has forbidden the con-
tinuance of the races. About ten lives
were lost and many persons injured IN
Sundays race.
The murder trial of Mrs. Efie L.
Carson for the murder Of young Rigs
by began in Macon, Ca, Friday and
ended Saturday in verdict OF .acqult'
tai.
Mrs. Lizzie Mccormick will be
tried in Memphis. Tie Ohio warrant
was dismissed by Governor Frazier.
President Roosevelt will not speak
at the laying of tho corner stone OF
Mississippi's new capitol.
The Confederate Veterans reun'
ion at New Orleans closed Friday WIFI
the greatest parade ever known to ,he
veterans.
Suit has been entered at Orange
burg. 8. c., to break the lease under
which the Southern operates the ola
roro1;no on6 GlnrQla
Senator Hanna will oppose the In
dorsement Of the candidacy OF Roose-
welt at the Ohio republican conVen'
ton.
Postmaster General Payne has ac'
cepted the resignation of the negro
Allgood, the Tennessee carrier. Payne
will not abolish the route.
Abusive letters are being received
by Count Cassinl, the Russian amoas'
sador, at Washington, because OF his
statement regarding the Jews.
Governor Beckham, of Kentucky,
has sent troops to Jackson to guaro
the court while the grand jury Is iu-
vestigating the Mar"um ASSASSINATION.
The riots in Agram, Hungary, con-
tinue. It is said that thirty-eight reo-
els we're hanged and forty shot In one
day.
interviewed in London, Mr.. Nc
Cormick, American ambassador TO
Russia. states that the car has given
assurances that Manchurian ports Will
not be closed to the United States.
Barney Brown, aged 50, was shot
from ambush and killed near Barlow
Fla, Monday night.
Henry E. Fries, who attempted to
float the southern cotton mill merger,
now states that the merger is on.
Mrs. Lizzie Mccormick will be
tried in Tennessee according to orders
issued by Governor Frazier.
Broker Brown, Of New Orleans,
made about $40 a second during the
advance in cotton at New York Mon
day.
The United States is determined
not to allow Russia to close Manchuria
to the commerce of the world.
Deep interest is felt in Washing
ton in the LAGRANGE, Ca, rate decision,
as it marks a difference between the
courts and the interstate commerce
commission.
The United States court of ap
peals holds that the Pennsylvania rail-
road has the right to remove from It's
right of way the poles of the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Lieutenant Walker and two pri-
Yates have been killed In the Philip
pines by fanatics.
The fine piggery at Vanderbilt's 5
Biltmore estate was burned Monday,
but the blooded pigs were saved.
jefferson B. Browne, president OF
the Florida railroad commission, talks
of lobbying charge.
-Cldy huOUlOS, q AVA hSA AA>oNNN~
governor of Louisiana, was shot down
in the streets at Thibadeaux, his home:
Monday morning.
The United States supreme court
has decided that the Southern railway
has no citizenship in North Carolina.
Russia has received no protest
| from the United States in regard
| to the Jewish massacre, nor is likely
| to. Secretary Hay does not see how
he can interfere.
Citizens of New Orleans have sem
81 900 to Miss Hadley. the Indianapolis
chambermaid who refused to make ny
a. bed which Booker Washington had
slept in.
Twenty Filipino fanatics have been
killed and many wounded by the force
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