The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-03
N, s. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1904.
GENERAL NEWS.

- Lumber operations in the South
uow are in state Of greater activity
than ever before.
- Fail River manufacturers declare
they will close the mills until October
unless the operatives agree to return
to their work under the proposed wage
reduction.
- Bob Souther and Courtenay
Baker, negroes, will be hanged at
Rome, Ca, August 18th. The for
mer killed two negroes; the latter kill
ed his wife.
- While plowing near Portsmouth,
Ky, farmer unearthed an old vessel
containing 1922 in old coin, mostly
gold. Some Of the coin dated back
as far as 1913.
- The engineer, fireman and flag
man on Southern train were killed
near Franklin, Va, in wreck caused
by the car striking o door which
was lying on the track across both
rails.
- Mrs. Florence Maybrick, the
American woman who has served
sixteen years in an English prison,
under o life sentence for the murder
or hes husband, has been pardoned
cad is now at liberty.
@senator Durtou, of Rabsas, con.
yicsed OF accepting fee for eervicea
before the postof6oe department while
o senator, hes appealed 60 the United
States supreme court and his oase will
be heard before shat tribunal In the
foil.
When Carrie Nation ran up
against Kentucky booze ON les ne.
tive heath she found things very un.
healthy. A. saloon keeper ct Eliza
beth, KY, knocked her down With q
chair whom she tackled his place Of
businesa.
- The 6rst new rice Of the season,
eeventy.nine sacks, has been received
in New Orleans from the Teoho Sec
tion Of Louisiene. Il is reported that
the crop this season bids fair to be
the largest and the best ever raised in
the State.
- The gamblers, turned to highway
robbers. are holding up men on the
streets ct Bonestei, South Dakota. in
Tsy aI Iime. a,s:,oa;.;y a.ey are oole ano dehant.
etrain them and Federal troops have
been asked for.
= There is no change in the meat
strike. all negotiations for settle
ment have broken of and long and
bitter labor war is expected. Both
sides claim to be Satisfied. Asympa-
tnetic etrike hes been declared by all
the eiiied trades.
August 10 has heen Hxed aa tbo
date for the formal notificat;on ~
j Judge Parker OF ais nomination for
the presidency. The oeremonv will
take place at, Judge Parker'a home
at Esopue and. FOLLOWING The das;re
Of BIZ Parker. viii he aimnls anS
brief.
- The Democratic candidate FOR
Vice Pree:ient es:ebliehed tha tovn
of Davis. in West Vireinia now a c;.u
OF s. Gee paople. Among other th;n1s
he ereoted a Presbvterian Chnrch 70
tho memorv of his ] naran,s 1 II .ho "
place. ct the cost of $40 f,0O and
donated it to Lho congregation.
1t is reuorted chat Mrs. vii,
Orleahv. ne Naval! N. o. Ia haa"a
Gross. eyed. She was dreas;nr her
hair before q mirror, and her ewes he. he
came crossed and have ,remained 40.
since. Efforts by nh vaio;an = to obanee 90
them have failed and aha ia % anifer,
ing much. She is vounp marr;ad,
woman.
A .or,;so h.;,s.o,,, ,,
- s a,nhamsa % e, passeu over
The ~ asorm couared n an . araa ,um Isys TX n ago.
inno bn n;na sor;ioa ,;ioo aad at1a Ia,. 40 miles
In it's path Cotton stalLs rs
were torn 20 shrads and even The harL
on the trees was torn Of snSsor;n. ,n
lions for the destitute .aufferers ara
being taken.
Tba F;rs, N..;on., -. 20
M.o,n a. sS;.i, assHnaI sa;Ial Danks OF
! ra ga sh'osa mn.S .so,;Iane a hSn SDe p,I tine
80 ant Jnoa; RLe;,uens Mr. rant,
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