The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-05-31
FOREIGN,

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wins, a farmer at Sunfeld, Mich, was
fatally shot by Deputy Sheriff Cole,
who had been called in by Mrs. Ed
wins on complaint that her husband
was entertaining another woman in
their home.
A serious panic at children's mass
when ceiling fell in Church Of the AS
sumption, Morristown, N. j., was aver
ted by the GOODNESS of one man.
A village in the town of Kingston,
Mass, was saved from destruction by
a forest fire by a sudden change Of
wind.
Part of the big railroad bridge over
the Connecticut River at Saybrook,
Conn.,, settled and all traffic over 1t
was stopped.
Six thousand Germans paraded in
observance of the Tooth anniversary
Of the death Of Schiller in New York
City.
kathryn ". Kainer, of New York
City, got judgment for $4,000 against
her husband, Otto II. Kainer, on an
ante-nuptial contract promising to pay
her $4,000 on her wedding day and
$4,000 on each anniversary of it.
Laboring for an hour to open his
knife with his left hand and his teeth,
his right hand being paralyzed. Perry
Sanford, at Battle Creek, Mich, tried
to kill himself, but failed.
Bail was accepted at Lexington. Ky,
for Judge James Hargis, whose trial
for the murder Of James Cockrill re-
suited in a hung jury.
The appeal Of Mrs. Cassie Chad
wick from a ten-year sentence was set
for q hearing October 10, by the Uni
ted States Court of Appeals at Cincin.
natl, Ohio.
Oyama's' armies, having been rein
forced since the battle Of Mukden,
now consist Of 100000 men, according
to Russian information.
M. Combes, former Premier OF
France, in a letter written for La
Prensa, of Buenos Ayres, Argentina,
explained his policy fully i IN connec'
ton with the separation OF u
and State in France.
French officials answered structures
on Frances conduct toward the Russ.
ian fleet by saying that the French
rules of neutrality, though not so strict
as those Of other nations, had been
carefully observed.
Captain Tamburina vas accused in a
Paris (France) police court of propos'
ing to seize President Loubet and Min
listers.
Both chambers of the Swedish Parlia.
ment have approved Of Crown Prince
Regent Gustave's solution Of the diplo'
matte service division.
Raids made on the homes of agita.
tors at Warsaw resulted in Il harvest
Of bombs and other weapons, and ser
ious disorders are reported in many
districts Of Russia.
The anti-Semitic disturbances in the
Crimea were more serious than pre-
viously reported, the Christians driving
the Jews fro-n their shops and indulg
ing in q carnival Of pillage and loot.
German manufacturers complained
of the American Consul at Giaucnau
who. it was said. requires moro detalls
concerning goods for export to America
than he has any right to ask.
Representative men Of Great Britain
gave a farewell dinner in London to tue
retiring American Ambassador. Joseph
II. ChOate.
Moscow's zemstvo congress, which
has been prohibited by the authorities,
began it's sessions in spite Of the pro
hlbitiOn.
Emperor William Of Germany saw a
Moor nearly seven feet tall at Tansier
and engaged him for his company OF
tall men of the First Guard Regiment
Yittorio Jaffer, an accomplice OF
Bresco, the assassin who murdered
King Humbert Of Italy, has been ar
rested in Cairo, a special dispatch from
! Alexandria stated.