The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-06-09
:Crean of News.
Brief Sumnary Of Most
important Events
Of Each Day.
Observation-Disclosures

nine years travelling over South Amer
lea, getting in the Honduras peniten-
tiary, and having other adventures, is
thought to be in Montgomery, Ala.
Six hundred thousand dollars
worth Of tobacco burns in the DAN
vile, Va, district; covered by insur-
ance. .-.-......
Pearl Morgan, of Gadsden, Ala,
kills herself from dependence over
having to work in cotton factory.
1t is stated that Senator Bailey.
Of Texas, will be temporary chairman
of the st. Louis convention and, that
John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi,
will be permanent chairman.
"A train bearing non-union miners
was wrecked by dynamite near Grip
pie Creek, Colorado, early Monday
morning. Twelve miners were killed.
Kentucky is suing the Southern
Pacific railroad for back taxes. ON
property worth $90,000000. .a
Families in the low grounds about
Arkansas City have been driven from
their homes By the rising waters.
Colonies Of ants are be:cg bro.,ght
from Guatemala to fight the cotton
boil weevil.
Great Britain has ordered another
warship to Tangier. It is believed
that the crisis has passed and the
United States and Great Britain will
secure the release of .Perdicaris and
Varley.
st. Petersburg papers are serious
ly discussing rumor that the United
States intends to cede the Philippines
to Japan.
Mrs. Samuel N. Clemens, wife Of
Mark Twain" is dead of syncope, at
Florence, Italy.
The Russians claim to have re-
ceived news by carrier pigeons from
Port Arthur indicating that General
Stoessel is confident. of being able
to repulse the japanese.
Admiral Togo. in command of the
japanese feet, reports that there were
constant explosions at Port Arthur
Saturday and that dense clouds OF
smoke oyerhung- the place.
President Ware, of the Georgia
Educational Association, announces
the full programme of the thirty-eishth
annual session which will be held at
Warm Springs June 20-23.
Lee and Will Brinkley, brothers,
after separation of more than twenty
years, finally drifted to Quitman, Ca,
and discovered each other. Each
thought the other dead.
-Carrollton, Ca, will issue $4,000
of bonds to be- used for waterwcrks
and to enable the city to own an
electric lighting plant.
The body Of a woman, cut nlto Z
three parts, is found in the Tenaes-
see river near Knoxville, by Isaac
Johnson, fisherman, who was using
trotline.
The body of man is found in
San Antonio hanging at end OF rope,
and physicians thinktit had been there
two months.
Confederate graves in Arlington
cemetery at washington were decorat-
ed with flowers First formal memo
rial exercises as result OF move
ment started by President Mckinley.
At Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs. Matte
Carlisle. widow of a former merchant
of that city, was found murdered at
her home by police officers. The body
was concealed under bed.
Alabama democrats apparently ia
| vor returning to the old convention
method of selecting candidates, and
Cunningham may line up against Gray
and Mallory for governor.
Baron Speck Won Sternberg will
deliver the commencement address at
the University of the South. at Sc
vance, Tenn, June "a.
Alabama is preparing to take a
complete and accurate census OF the
children of the state who are Of school
age. ..-. es s..g.a
-Tornadoes and severe transforms
do great damage in Kansas and Col
orado. -.; Soy ~
DR.. Barrow, of Americas, Ga, gets
a sentence of four years in the, peni-
tentiary On the charge of assault with
intent to murder in connection with
an abortion case. ,~s - .a, aYT
mississippi democrats may refuse
to indorse Governor Vardaman's ad-
ministration on account Of his veto
of the Holly Springs Normal School
bill.
Davis birthday was celebrated IN
appropriate manner in all parts OF the
South, business houses closing in
nearly all instances.
Houston, Texas, street cars are