The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03

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Brief Summary Of Most
Importa mt Events
Of Each Day.

MONDAY reCOEQS SCCCSSSluI uISut d.
tack against the Russian outpost at
Wumingtsun.
At Kansas City warrants were is
sued for fifty negroes by the county
prosecutor charging them with tll:-
gal registration. Tie penalty for the
crime is from two TO five years IL
! the penitentiary. 1t was stated that
warrants for 23O more negroes ctarg-
ed with the same odense will be j..
sued.
1T is reported in Savannah that a
large number Of Republican campaign
documents have BEEN sent through
Georgia post offices recently without
postage 1t is understood that some
of the postmasters in the state have
been reprimanded because of this prac-
ticc.
A receiver has been appointed iCr
the Knickerbocker Steamboat ComEa-
ny. the owners of the steamer General
Slocum, which was burned last surl-
mer, with a loss OF nearly thousand
lives, in a suit on an assigned claim
for s1e5.
Miss Pauline Astor, daughter of
William Waldorf Astor. has been maj
ried in London to Captain Spender-
Clay, of the British army. - .
Three persons were killed and
twelve injured in a rear end COLI
sion of sections one and two Of train
No. 8 Missouri Pacific Worlds Fair
special at Upton, O., early Mon
day morning.
After investigating for month, 4
grand jury at Pomeroy, O., has indic-:-
ed County Treasurer Thomas J.
Chase, charging the embeZzlement of
s14,5Oo from the Meiggs County treas
ury on September 9, when, he said
the treasury was looted in daylight
by two masked robbers, who locked
him in vault.
The special board appointed TO
appraise the damages suffered by far
mers near Manassas as a result OF
the maneuvers has completed its work
placing the total at $1,000, which IS
much less than was expected.
Recent reports that efforts are
being made to amalmagate the union
in America and England. of all dock
ers and longshoremen are confirm
ed by two delegates from the British
Trades Union congress to the Federa-
ton OF Labor, to be held at San Fran
cisco.
: The long drought in the North
Carolina mountains continues, the
weather there being remarkably cold.
A few days ago the temperature was
IA degrees above zero. record-break-
or. Snow fell in Mitchell county.
The resignation of Thomas Arias,
secretary OF state Of the republic OF
Panama, apparently ends tie division
Of political parties on the Isthmus.
The state department has receiv.
ed a cablegram from Annoy, China,
announcing the destruction Of the
American consulate there with valua-
bic papers.
Rev. Henry Elder, archbishop Of
Cincinnati, in his eighty-sixth year,
died in that city Monday, after suffer
lo1, Nf
grip.
Former Captain Hitch addresses
open letter to Governor Terrell, Of
Georgia, scoring the latter for alleged
hasty action in approving findings Of
recent court martial.
in the United States court at At
lanta, Monday, P. S. Coffee, one of the
sextette of alleged counterfeiters,
was convicted on two counts.
Evidence is being adduced at Co
! mel, Russia, to prove that the whole
Jewish population of Gomel was Dr.
ganized for an armed conflict, the city
being divided up into quarters AMI
arms distributed.
-Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co., Of
New York, have engaged 81 ,000, 900 III
gold bars at the assay Office for shio-
ment to Europe. The Royal Bank OF
Canada also engaged $1,O00,O00 for
shipment. Both are for Paris.
1t is estimated that of the 2,400
state and county convicts in North
Carolina, very nearly three-fourths
| are black, and that nearly two-thirds
of them are serving terms for larceny.
From statements Of directors OF
Macon Fair Association, the ten days
| show in the Central City was finan-
| cial success.
Savannah shipped more than 8o,-
900 bales of cotton Monday. smashing
! all previous records.
| ALBERT Belts, a young man, was
convicted in Judge Scots; court, 1t
! Waco, Texas, Monday, of Whitecap'