The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-10
GENERAL NEWS.

the neutrality laws.
- The Chicago teamst strike
did not spread but efforts 70 settle it
proved unsuccessful.
= ilC men in the Atlantic Coast
Line shops in Savannah have gone on
strike Oh account of wages
= ~ county superintendent Of edu.
cation of New Jersey shot and killed
his'wife while in fretful humor.
: 100 Syrian, Italian and Hungarian
! strikers caused a riot at brick works
at Poughkecspie, n. I. One man was
severely beaten.
= \ church in Pennsylvania has
raised $4,000 to pay judgment for
breach Of promise of marriage against
their young pastor.
= Rev. DR.. Charles a. Crane, of
Boston, after careful inquiry, learned
that there are about 40 ditferen, fads
or kinds of religion in his city.
= Conductor r. II. Floyd. of the
Atlantic.Coast Line, has been convict
ed at Savannah Of stealing goods
from freight train in his charge.
= Col. J. NJ. Smith, the big Geor-
gia farmer, sold 1000 bales of cot.
ton the other day. He is said to
have received Z! cents or about $72,-
! 900.
! - In view Of the growing deficit in
the national treasury it is said that
an increase Of international revenue
taxation will be recommended BY the
president.
- 1t is now reported that Miss
Alice Roosevelt. daughter of the
president, is going to marry Nicholas
LaDgsworth, of Cincinnati, a member
of Congress.
- AT the International congress to
observe the tenth anniversary of the
discovery of the Roentgen rays man,
cures Of cancer by means Of the rays
were reported.
- The wife Of laborer in Kansas
died leaving him legacy of $40, 900
he did not know she had, which shows
that wife cen !iGd more money in q
mans pocket than he ever suspects is
there.
Ths monthly statement of the
public debt shows that it increased
$500, ,384 during April. There was
also deficit in receipts, as compared
with expenditures, of S9,211, ,4l9 for
the month.
- The Coal trust and the Ice trust
are continuing their annual games of
see-saw. The price of coal has gone
down and the price Of ice has gone
up. About October another change
will occur.
- Judge Roe, merchant ct Hart
we'll, Ga, was seriously wounded 10 q
duel with his wife. Pistols were
used. The wife was uninjured,
although shot at by Roe after his wife
had wounded him.
= The Board Of Missions of the
Methodist Church, South, in session at
Nashville, Tenn, has appropriated
$313,768 for the various Methodist
conferences 10 be held in the different
States.
- Three masked robbers 10 Calhoun
County, West Virginia, compelled the
wife of Charles Berkshire to count
ten, at the conclusion Of which they
shot her husband for refusing to di-
vulge the hiding place of money.
Burning matches were applied to the
woman feet to cocrce her.
= Asheville has been selected for
the annual meeting Of the Southern
Student Conference Of the Y. NJ. C..
a. The time is June 1925. The
Young Woman's Christian Association
will hold its conference at the same
place June 1919. Distinguished
speakers and Christian workers will
be present.
- NJ. s. Potter, wanted at Davis
boro, Ca, on the charge of wrecking a
bank, has been arrested ut Les
Angeles, Cal. He. was short $50, 900
in his accounts. He will be taken
back to Georgia for trial. 4. Georgian
in Los Angeles recognized him and
caused his arrest. He left Georgia in
1902.
- The Lieutenant Governor of Pun.
jab, India, in the. course Of public
address on behalf of the earthquake
fund, stated that he hoped the deaths
by the earthquake had not exceeded
Is, 900. He added that within the
affected area, 300 square miles, with
Q population Of 250, 900, nearly every
building had oollaped or been render.
ed uninhabitable.
= The third trial Of the show girl,
Nan Patterson, or more correctly
speaking Mrs. Ann Eliza Randolph,
for the murder of Caesar Young near
ly year ago was concluded on Wed.
nesday with mistrisl. This was the
third trial--one trial having ended
when nearly over by the extreme i'll.
ness Of Juror, the other having re-
suited in mistrial.
- Mrs. Nellie Wesley, of Atlanta.
81 Pryor street, was awakened about
midnight Wednesday night by noise
Directly under her bed. She noticed
the noise for some minutes before
moving, and finally found that there
was o negro man hiding under the