The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-01
GENERAL NEWS.

- Gen. Isham Randolph, consult
ing engineer, declares his belief that
the Panama canal will be completed in
% years.
- II. II. Lynch, Of Alto, Co., com.
mitted suicide by hanging himself in
tree, his body being 70 feet from the
ground when discovered.
- Daniel j. Sully spys cotton will
reach IL cents before Christmas and
that Theodore II. Price will before
that time become bull.
- The Chronicle says there is q
million and a quarter more money
on deposit in Augusta banks now
than ever before in tie history of the
city.
$50 Miss Clara B. Baker, of Angus.
ia, Ga, was robbed OF several thous-
and dollars worth Of jewelry IN dry
goods store in Oakland, Cal, on Sun
day.
- Elliot F. Shepard, grandson Of
W. K. Vanderbilt, has been sentenced
to three months il Jail and to pay
s f,0GO for the death Of child under
his automobile.
B. Frank Clyde, vice president
of the Clyde Steamship company,
while trying to beard a train in Phila:
delphia on Tuesday, war dragged be.
meath the wheels and crushed to
death.
II Up to the 18th ult., there had
been 7,435 easee Of yellow fever and
$50 deaths in Louisiana, and l,l86
cases and ia deaths in Mississippi,
Florida and Alabama. 49,: 80.
. - W. H. Anderson, politician in
Hendersonville, N. c., has sued party
managers in North Carolina for $20,-
GOO for failure to provide him with
federal sppointment. -. .''-' =
- The Southern Railway announces
that quarantine restrictions ia the
South are raised and through sleeping
Car service ie resumed hetwean Neg
York and New Orleans. ,,. -:
49, In his speech at fredericksburg,
Vs., President Roosevelt made the
interesting statement that when he is
through his present trip he will have
been in, and spoken in every, State In
the Union during his term as Presi-
dent. r. a. I. s45 = s!='s.} ~. y,:z =
- President Roosevelt In "a speech
at Tuskeegee told the .groes that
their best friends are in the South,
and among the white people Of the
South, and urged. them to be law
abiding and to remember that no help
could avail them so much as capacity
for self help. -: ~ :; ::
- Ex-Gov. James S.. Hogg, of Tex
as, has brought suit against the Inter-
national and Great Northern railroad
for one million dollars for injuries re-
| ceived on the road last January. Ee
says these injuries are the cause of
his present illness, which is:likely to
result iu his death. ...> E;:.::, ....:' l.
= Mrs. Alice Moore, white wo-
man was knocked down and criminally
assaulted by q negro on the outskirts
Of htiauta.,, Bloodhounds were put on
the trail of tie guilty: party, but after
framing IL miles the trail was aban.
donee He would probably have been
lyuohed if caught. -. i,
Tho Southern Railway has COM
piled d, report which shows that over
I7 1000 miles Of road alone, from June
SUN, 1914, to June 80, 1905, there
was completed and put in operationS46 6
textile mills. 81 furniture factories, ,s3S
iron Industries, q tanneries, ~ stone
auarries aad coal mines, IL cotton seed
|oiEs plants, 8 Sfertilizer works and mora
than 500 smaller industries. 81 =.s$ ;.:. FL:
7, = - AZ Mobile, Alabama, Judge
Ssmn1es, son of tho great Admiral
Raphael }Semmes, commander of The
Alabama in the OWL war, presented
President Roosevelt; in behalf Of the
citizens, with q gold badge. In ra-;
spending the president; said that one
Of his 3nneles Was an officer ON ! the
Alabama and another unole built
the Vessel, IS s$ Is
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taTea, W e hiiaduip iiafti
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wandering along. thes main aisle nff q
departme emit 8 store S the OF her day.
Crowds cjostied and puahed IS but the
little fellow trndged onward smanfully,i
apparently with q detinite obiecs IN:
view: S a floor wal ker, seeing that the:
!ohild was unaeoonlp lied i; stGppad
hiIp.sSa{ts tH here ara YOU going son 2gsh g,h,,
he: asked t;sts s M looSing for mamma;s
she's lost I. /. reapnnda { he sSy 0uaigsts
bravely. ..Sha' q got lost when is Has
looking as$ tho pref shinga. l,s3 kti
this m'omenef there wss a lite Ia 2shriek
heard, and hall: :hys tericalS Swonaa ran;
for ward 10 clutch n he boy 81. Il
mamma, I've found hers s1 iia Tho: lad y
ealmly Eas ha tsRB led ssatWay. hst5
boy has more sense sthan his mot her. sfl
the floors; Wal ker coma ented :ssy sIs
s. s Judge lillian B j sh Pollard Il of,
tie Second sdistfic Is lice nrt, s..s;
Louis. equitasS SIn en- 0 com ;bafo fofa$
him far aEHn anaas 10 aia5i ii sSiie ilIss asai,
mot tlto asink & yeal g hs Judge
has sbst u ii,,. aeep q hans