The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-08
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Brief Summary OF Most
Important Events
Of Each Day.

"A report is in circulation at PG"e'
nix, Arizona, that Captain Thomas
Bynnirg, Of the state range force, has
captured James G.. Dunnam, the Cali
fornian accused Of the murder OF six
people. -.....
The Brotherhood of Railroad
Clerks of New Orleans is much alarm
ed over the sudden appearance OF a
large number OF female employees IN
the accounting departments OF the
I.Enois Central and New Orleans,
Northeastern.
"A strike of the negro teamsters
who haul cotton is in effect at New
Orleans, efforts to BRING about COM
promise Of the differences between the
draymen and the-. teamsters having
failed. -; &'f
The battle Of Liao-Yang, which
began with a Japanese advance on Au-
gust "a, the day Of the christening
Of the sczarevitchs and concluded Sat-
urday, September 9, with the retreat
of General Kuropatkin, is believed to
have been the longest and bloodiest
Of history. 90
g Officials of the agricul nral
department at Washington deny the
accusation emanating from Savannah,
Ca, that there has been a leak in
the cotton report issued by the depart.
ment. /. ~ :.
! detectives are searching the pawn
shops OF New York and other eastern
cities for a pearl necklace that dis
appeared in Los Angeles, California,
last May. 1t IS valued at $4,000. I,
President Donnelly, of the Butch
ers' National organization, ordered a
boycott against all meat and announc-
ed that union men will quit in all
packing establishments regardless Of
where the live stock is secured.
japanese Field Marshal Oyama
telegraphed TOXIC Sunday morning
saying: After the fighting of last
night and this morning Liao-Yang fell
into our hands. Our casualties are
believed to be very heavy"
Five are dead and an equal mum.
Der seriously Injured as the result Of
a premature explosion of a quantity
Of nitroglycerine near Upper Sandus'
ky, Ohio, Sunday. -
Emperor: Nicholas Sunday after
noon received a telegram from Gener-
al Kuropatkin asking for the imme-
diate dispatch to the Far East Of the
sixth army corps.
President Gompers, Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, has refused
to cali a meeting of the national ex.
ecutive committee to recommend gen.
eral sympathetic action of unionism
in support Of the packing house strike.
"A Londcn dispatch says: Bobby
Walthopr, !. of Atlanta, Ca, won the
hundred kilometerS motor paced pro-
fessional championship of the world
from Simar, Of France, at the 'Crys-
tai Palace Saturday, by four and three
quarters length. The time was 1888
3-5. This event was lie feature Of
the day.
Seven persons were killed and
twenty-fcur injured-several ia: oily
in wrecking of a suburban stree. car
by Wabash passenger train at a
street crossing in st. Louis. The
train struck the car seuarely in the
center. The occupants had no chance
to escape.
= Fire has swept the entire business
portion of Gem, Idaho, and large
part of the residence district, entail
ing loss of s150,GG0, destroying near
1y one hundred houses and rendering
scores CT people homeless.
49, About 900 mere men have gone
on a strike in the Coal Creek district,
augmenting the number Of strikers to
1880. Every mire in the district is
closed, with the exception CT the
Slatestone mine, OF the Knoxville Iron
Company.
Rolla, n. Oak, six full-olooced
indians Of The Turtle Mountain resery-
alton were found dead from drinking
wood alcohol or lemon extract, and
four more were in dying condition.