The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-03-03
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ECreann Of Nesws.4
Observation-Disclosures
Brief Summary Of Mcsf
important Events
Of Each Day.

Police Judge Teagin, OF BlrmtnSs
ham, Ala, has created CONSERVATION s
among the regular drunkards OF that
city BY posting their names in all bars
and forbidding dealers to sell them. s1
Many stockholders and about ait
the state officials o. North Carolina
are opposed to the appointment OF ass
receiver for the Atlantic and Norsh
Carolina railroad.
In a public letter, Booker T. WASH.
ington calls for crusade against
lynching, which be claims are on the
increase.
Governor Jennings, Of Florida, had
issued a new challenge to Senator Tai
iaferro for series of joint debates.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harrfson
Of New York, reached Augusta, Gaass
Sunday on their way to Atlanta, max
ing the journey from the metropolis
in a onehorse wagon. iss
The University Of Georgia an
nounces its commencement program
for the present year. The first class
graduated there In 1904. -
William S. Daniels, Wsshingtcua
correspondent of The ST. Louis Repub
lie, was found dead in his room at the
federal capital Sunday. Gas had eas
capped through a hole in the pipe.
-11le senate will consider the naval
and army appropriation bills during
the. week, and will also begin the
Smoot investigation.
Thirteen persons met death in
burning steamer in Pacific waterSN
Passengers and crew were helpless to-
prevent the disaster.
Shipments Of exhibits to the ST.
Louis exposition, thus far, exceed
those Of the Chicago exposition tnS
1893. -
An eye witness from Port Arthur
who saw the latest naval engagement
between the japanese and Russianss
reports that many japanese wero
either. killed or drowned when Japan
ese stone-laden vessels were sunk.
Cuban elections SUNDAY passed
of quietly. Not single disturbances
reported on any part of the island.
Colonel ]. H. Estill, in an inter-
view, stands by two-term rule Of tho
Georgia democracy concerning the
goyernorship. sssss
Hall county, Ca, farmers and fruit
growers are looking forward to an sx:s
cellent crop year as the result Of the;
steady and continued cold weather.
during February.
j. W. Turner and 5-year-old SON
were killed, his wife and 3-year-old SON
seriously hurt, and 15-months old
baby slightly injured by an sAtlantA
Knoxville and Northern train at Ma
! rietta, Ca ss
Despite the need Of labor in North
Carolina it IS said that great many
negroes will leave the state for the
north this year in search Of better
wages.
The Mississippi house defeated the
amendment to the state antitrust law.
which sought to allow the Southwest:
ern Tariff Association in the state.
"A determined fight is being made
on the bill in the Mississippi legisla.
ture for the election Of judges by theS
people. If the amendment to the con-
stitution is ratified it will not end the
fight. SIS
Fire at Rochester, N. Y, Friday
caused a loss of between four and i've
! millions.
President Roosevelt has signed
the proclamation putting the Panama
treaty into effect.
The jury in the postal trial at
Washington found Machen, Lovenz
and the two Groffs guilty as indicted.
The approach Of the Cuban cleo
tion was marked by trouble at many
places. To prevent trouble the mayor
Of Havana ordered the carnival festiV-
tiles to be suspended Sunday. S
The Mississippi house committe9
on corporations has reported adverse
ly on the Byrd bill, which seeks to-
force all foreign corporations to get
Mississippi charters before doing bust.:
ness in the state.
Much interest is felt in Alabama
over charge that Captain Hobson is
ineligible as a candidate for congress
because OF his failure to register.
BY a large vote the Mississippi
house turned down a resolution tnVit-
ing ex-President Cleveland to address
the legislature 81
At New Decatur, Ala, Wednesday
an entire business block was wiped out
BY flames. Little Rock, Ark, had q
$4,000 warehouse fire.
The senate spent the greater part
of Wednesday, disonssjno an anend.e