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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
HrH@te nmb 0emRie.

%
aepfsI-@ute ao@apfa s2.25-2.60 per
Sab.
8anamen $1.bO-2.O0; teine tl-sl.@'
@ranberries $6.00-7.00.
9rauben Ralasa $3.50.
gitrpnen $3.50 1925 per Rifle.
Dransen $2.5O-3.25; California eeeb'
Iinss 81. 7O-1.90 per Rife.
@rbbeeren Snbiana $l.O0 bis $1.b0.
@emafe.
Rotbe Tiben $50 per 6at.
araut, Sonanb seeb SIS pei 9cnne; Rotb'
traut 81 so per Sat.
California @eIerp 8be-$1.OO Ser Wun@.
B%IumentobI 81 per Outenb.
Dbfer gIant 1be per Dutenb.
eaIat Be per 9funb.
3wiebeln $a.2s-2.60 per turbert @fanb;
SLIGO per guibeI; ipanii@e 81 80 per Grate.
RartoHeln 1850 pei Cad; SOC auf ben
@eIeiien.
Saimois sdb $ aartoHeIn $500 pei Sat.
garfnips $500 per Gab.
Mabieie 16e pet Dutenb.
geterfiIie SOC pet Dutenb Bum@es.
spinat -75e per Sab
8eiSe @iben $500 per Sab.
Rutabaeas $l.10-$1.20 per 6aS.
SporaeIn lcc Bis 26c per Bun@.
Hbubarb loo bis zoe per Du&enb.
@riine 2rpiebeln 81 per YuSeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20

MISUNDERSTANDING Der Sapaner, be.
ffsbertb aus Snfanterie urb 8 S4ma.
oronen 2apaIerie, 9emeloet. uniers
re9te 5lanfe uuroe bon einem &ssi=
mente S~nfanterie, mebreren Sdma.
bronsr nit @eidtben umaangen.
.uniere Sruppen uaren sen6tbist
2iaOpanswopeng gu rdumen. bas bon
elmer Siuifon iapanifder Snfantsrie.
80 s9pabronen unb 4 Batterien be.
isst wuros.
y@smdb Na9ri6ten bon 2orea riidt
Der Geinb in Der &iatung bon Song
Chen unb Wunfnr1 Dor.
HuBlano.
$raurige Offi3iere.
e +. pstersburs, 10. Stunt.
Die unteriu4uns, usl9s bon benz
3aren be3iislid Der l1~sbersabs bon
BORT Nrtbur sinssisbt tpurbe, iol gang
idrsdli4e Sinse ans 8agesIi9t &c.
f6rbert babsn.
Rotruption. Sruntenbeit unb 6sig'
beit folen melt bsrbreitet aetpefen iein.
Selbf Gen. si6RsI ioI f4 forrupter
SransattiOnen i9ulois ssma9t unb
msbrere Wi0ionsu @ubsl In elmer eng.
lif4en gant gu Shanghai bsponirt
6aben.
Mebnli8e faule 3uffdnbe folen auf
Der Warine 9ebsrrf9t baben.
Sc 1T nun bsfinitip fefsefslt, bob
ADMIRAL Webosatof fsin @sf9waosr
nismals iberssbsn bdtts. toennl er ni9t
bon ieinen betrunfsnsn Offi3isren unb
Mannidaften ba3u geatpunaen tpcrben
tvdrs. am Rorgsn Der s9la9t in
Der ssefraBe BON 9orea tuaren mnter
bic Mannf9aftsn grObs Nuantitdten
bon Grog bertbeilt worben. tpdbrenb
bic OfRaiers Der ruifi&sn SdiHe R&
an @%bampagner uno nod idwereren
Weinen sitlid tbaten. MIs bann bic
erfsn iapanii9sn @ranatsn ibsr bic
Verbsde Der ruffi&en 5abr3euse meg
iaufen. entfano auf bieisn eins BELL
loie 0eruirruns. Nue Banbe Der
Hissiplin l6ften f& unb bic Off3iere
unb WatrOien uintten nit tpeiben 3a=
f&enth9srn ben Sapaner1 iubelno
Griebens9rtiBe 3u. 9ebosatof tuiitbete
uno erf9ob ansebli& eiuen Der bstrun-
tener, meuternben Off3iere nit sissner
9ano, worauf CT, fur fem eisenss Gee
BEN fir&tenb, aus benz gefedtstburme
fi1tete.
Die ruifi&e Resierun9 1T angebli9
bemiibt, Elm bsKeres Offi,iercorps au
fdaHsn, unb bsrsits felt IA 8asen fol.
lem ruifii9e Nssnten in aler Serren
9dnber tbdtia isin, I'M Offisiere ari3u,
tusrbsn. sic tolen babel AUDI srfols'
reid sstusien iein.
So3iaIifif9e Demon.
fratio .
War a u, 19. SUM-. 3tpei
psrioner tpurben gstSotet uno Sc Der.
lsbt Bel sinsm 9onHitte 3piiden 8rup-
pei, uno S%O3ialifsn gu 2ob3.
Cine iO3ialifii4e proBifion uuroe
bon aoHadsn neutrality-suspicious..
ItoIlent.f 4eiben.
g I. petersburg, 10. SUM-.
SIN oas alssmeine ger!an9en beg yol-
ses, oab Der ySemstp Sabor" einbt=
rufen usroe, UNI iiber 3riea uno Gries
ben gu beratben, fimmen nun au9 bic
Disqualification 3eitungen Elm.
Der ultra=bureaufratii&e uno .trie=
eerii9e vSbist" fdreibt bsuts .Nie.
manb tanr f9 ldn9er Der 3batfa&e
nsrfalieben, oaB bic &e9ieruns bas
gsrtrausn bes Bottles ni&t msbr befbt.
Wenn He fd bon ben Sapanern einen
bemittbisenosn Jrieoen aufswinssn
laHen mub. uerben bic rebolutiondren
@lemsnte baraus naiiirli& 2apital
f4lagen.
Wesbalb He unter biefen umRdnben
3ogert, Die yeltsbertretung ein3ube.
rufsn. III einfa& unbesreiHi4, benin
bur9 bieien S9ritt tbnnte He f& aug
jsber Uerlegenbtit 3ieben unb ibrel
@ssnern ben Winb aus ben eeaeln
,,shr1sv,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
Bmttes,-9tes xas 0sanseI

3dmhIer besobIen feIgexbe $reHe:
Butter - &ountrt. 16c. 0reomert 26e.
oI9ix 28c.
9ier-13e per Outex6.
&Rtner loo, SdtHe 3, Suriehf-l0Cl2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
06fe.
Susporhrt.
A>k>Is~>nA.

Guaros . BerfauFsprefe Surporttrts
S@wspertdie 50e pet Rtanb esxbesma@e.
s@weperfdie lie. DiseoKfm 9reara . k&f,
Is, New Dori Gbebbare Ice, stxRsssas,
i&er 2.naburser 16e. Vrtd Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
gen tiberW o.
rnfD

Berlin, 10. Stunt. Ob9lei4 bic
spannune swii9sn Jrantrsia uno
Ssuti9lanb na9selaHen bot, berri4t
anosrsrisits bas @eftbl in 5lotten'
frsifsn, baB @roBbritannien na4 einem
0ortpanos iu9t, bic oeuti9e Jlotte gu
3erF6rsn, bsrsu rafde gntwidluug IS
b~sunrubist. Wenn in einem semsin=
iamsn 2risee sesen Seuti&lano 5rants
reid gu 2anos gsi9lagen tu.rosn iOate,
70 tptiroe biss @roSbritannien wenig
Ropf3erbre9en MAIDEN.
Sn Jols. bisisr Nnnubme berri4t in
Der bsutidsn 6lotts rses 8bdtisteit.
9isislbs nor ME 3upOr 10 f4lagfertig
pie isbt. 9lomiral Strpis BAT Der.
idieoene 8eriu4e gema4t, UNI fef3u=
HELEN, Oh Jules In Der Slotts fertis isi.
Berlin. 10. Stunt. Der fran-
36Ff9s prsmierminifsr Roupier bat
ben beutf4en YOtf8aftsr. 5irftsn &as
bolin, bsna9ri4tigt, bab Jrantrei8 be-
rsit isi, bic ginlaouns su elmer inter-
nationalen 2onfsrsns iibsr bic Warotfo-
Grase a%nauns6msn. psnn 5rantrsi&
anb Geuti9lanb au elmer nsber.
sirltunft tiber bic Puntte Der Der.
banblunsen gslanssn t6nnsn. SIM bic.
fiesn ausudrti9su Amte 5efebt fsiu
3psifsl, bab stns iol9s Bersinbaruna
m6sli4 1T.
paris. 10. SUM-. IS fsbt nun
fef, bas bic internationals 9onferenl
tbsr bic Ingelessnbsitsn WarottO's i
gut mie ssfi9srt 1T.
premierminifer @oubisr iinb Ghrf
Rabolin, Der osuti&e BOtf8after, lint
nun bamit beiddftist ben l1mfane be!
0srbanolunsstbemas fef3ufsQsn. Gin,
3elbeiten weroen febr raid feffgefeat
Die geamtsn sbes1 austpdrtissn 4mts!
fopobl uie oerl beuti9en Boti9aft er
tldren sinftimmig. baB cine frsunb
f9aftli9e grlsoisung Der Grags bspOr
febe.
Seuti9lanb batte bsrnlut6st, BAT
Jrantrsi& pldne seeen bic Souperdni
tdt Warottos i4misbe; Granfrei& pa
nun srfldrt, baB IS ni9t bararl ssoa9
babe, bisis Soubsrdnitdt In 5rags 81
fslsn. @bsniO iberhdlt Is fd nit be,
Snts9ritdt beg marOttanii9en @ebietss,
pa In bisisn Sauptfruasn bic bsibsr
Resierungsn einis fno, bleibt Der Con-
fersn3 nur nod t5rie, bts 6anbels.
rs9te ~ p%rd3ifren, ba Ssuti9lanb BIZ
glsidbsit berislben bur9 cine inferno.
tionals @Onfsren3, aber ni9t bur9 ba:
fran3ofia : en9lti&e usbsreiutommeu
gefi9ert babsn min.
Cine 9epei9e ian ben v8emps" bon
MsB fast, baB bas Is. beutfde Nrmss-
CORPS tpeni9er SbGtieteit aei9e. nie bas
20. uno 6. fran36iii&s, ba bas beutf9e
Nrmeeeorps ffsts tauf benz 0rieesfubs
mar uno fur iOfOrtige WObilma9unq
bereit lit.
Ghina.
Sapaner bertreibe1
Iusldnber.
$f9iu, 10. Stunt. Nmerita=
nif4e unb eurOpdii&e 5irmsn, bic mod
in port Nrtbur fnb, iplen bon ben
iapanii9en @eh6roen aufseforbert NOR
ben iein, e!Stabt' l3u berlaHen uno
ibre @aaren mitsunebmen. Iisls be,
Jirmen woaen sSampfsr 3u bisiem
3wsde 9artern.
@egen inertia
6entn j., 10. Suni. Es fan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20

Cholera unb &ubr eroBs @erbssrun.
gen nnri8tsn uno oaB isoen Sag stpa
100 perfonen on bisisu 9%rantbeitsn
fsrbsn."
afenfilIf tan nptbs
trenoi9.
2onbon n, 10. SUM-. Sn bieH.
gen offi3iellen 2reiisn berrf9t trob alsr
ge~gent6eiligen Weloungen bic fsfe
ueber3eagung, oab elm Wafenfil-
fano auf benz ORafiatiiasn 3risss-
f4aupIaB nidt msbr LANCE auf fi&
uarten laRen tann. Sieis Nn.
nabme erfdbrt ourd cine ioeben einge.
trOfene Tepeids bes 8urreiponosntsn
Der yDailp Wail" i'm ruiRf9sn Saupt.
quarter cine GENTLE gsfidtieuns, bsnn
Der 8srtreter bes genannten 8lattes
ts~legrap6irt: sd erfabre aus Der
oentbar bsfien Qnele, bab 3pii4en
@snsral 2inewiiid uno Marf9al Op-
ana untsr6anblunssn i'm ganss fnb,
melde bic fOfOrtiss @inteauns Der
Geinofelisteiten gum 3usd baben.
Sapan III nod stuas auridbaltenb.
aber Id bs3weifis nidt, baB oas 3wsde
lofe 8lutper9teben innerbalb Der nd9-
TEN brsi Sage iein bsfinittoes @nbs
inoen tpiro."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
Seutf4fanb.

Wettfa6rt Der adtsn.
9elsolanb, 10. Suni. Na9
gnti8eibung Der Ri4ter bat bic idbr=
lide Wsttfabrt Sobre Ssgolanb bon
Der Oa8t suianne semsroen; am 2.
pIabs sri&sint Sbsrsia. am 8. Nababo.
2aiier Dilbelm uobnte benz yGiniib"
ni1t Bel; er blie5 auf fsiner Oa&t
gurbapen, ba elm biater Nsbsl
berri4te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
Snternat0nale &onferenS
Seiigli6 oct STRENGTHENING 10 gnt lpie geiidert.

9anse geratbunsen ;uHben 9onbir nno Dem oeuiden guhhafter. = So
paner bertrei6em anslGnoiide Geidaftaeute aus Bort Irtbnr. =
Gbndids gropasanOa sesem amerha. - Sas rmiii&e Bolt
ioa entideoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
Jtalien.
% i4tiee 6 ncptIifa.

Hom, 10. SUM-. Der papf bai
cine gneptlita srlaKen, uel9e 8atbuli.
fen e%rmutbi9t. H9 on BEN 6Hentli6en
Mnaslsgsnbsitsn 5u betbeiligen. 3a=
tboliten iOuten apar ben Ratb ibre,
@eeliorger einbolen, absr boae 5 RET.
bsit In grlsbigung ibrer aeitli4en Sc
I9dfte baben.
Den Mit9lieoern beg alerus tpirb
empfo9len, f9 Der parteipOlitit su ent=
talten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
e9weoemsN orwesen.

SwtuVueH- stVlWVBCu
YermitteInoe m { n.
@hrtftania a, 10. SUM-. 6ier
uobnenbe Gdmeoen baben an G6nig
Ostar cine Nooreiie 9eri9tst, In uelaer
He benielbsn bitten ale m6sli4en Wit-
tel au~f3ubtetsn, um bic freunoliasn
Ysaisbunsen 3wii4en S4meben uno
@orpessn aufrs9t gu srbalten. Sie
in Noruesen lebenoen S8weosn CT.
freuten fi9 feitsns bss Bottles Der bsffsn
Bebanolung anb bic groben gemein=
famsn SntsrsHen beioer Staten ber=
langten cine freunoli4e geilegun3.
Wan glaubt bab bic Rifsbag, Der
am 81. Stunt auiammentritt, S9ritte
thun uno, TN, cine grpeiterung Der
2luft 3u uerbtiten.
~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20
3rupp'4e merle mi
M.bett fberfhIIt.

8erlin n, 10. sunni. Die 3rupp.
f9en @erte su gHen baben 2ieferun9s-
tontratts, nod bener fe monatli4
auf 2 Sabre binaus 800 @sf6hbe fsr-
tigitslen mtRen. Ha4bsm tiir3li9
cine 8. @eI4tBsisberei gebaut muroe.
pirb bemnd9f nit sinsm 9. @sbdubs
be9onnen weroen.
Nur 3 Il entfommen
Berlin n. 10. Sum-. Die neuli9e
Welbung bon Der boafdnbigen 3erf6s
rung Der Station @armbao in Seutf1-
Shbuef : Mfrita tpirb fosbsn off3ieQ
beftdti9t. Die 0effe muroe am 2.
Stunt bon elmer 9roBen Nn3abl feinb-
lider 9Ottentotsn ansegrifen uno benz
grbbobsn slei9 sema9t. 0on ben
beutfden Wanni6aften blisbsn In benz
Rampfe nur fanf Offsiere abrig.
unb au& fis finb 10 f4uer berIebt. bab
an ibrsm auffomnlert gs3msifelt wirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-20

@hoIera unb Nubr.
2onbon n. 19. Stunt. Der Ror.
reipOnbent bes .GaiIp telegraph"
iagt:
Bon gintau mirb mitsetbsilt, bab
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
Wish Resident for Judge.

A Washington dispatch says: Rep
resentatives Finley and Aiken Of South
Carolina nave discussed with the pres
ident the proposEslcn to create new
judicial Cistrlct IN South Carolina.
The house committee on the judiciary
has reported a bill providing for the
new district.
The congressional delegation from
the state is anxious, in the-event, Of
the enactment Of the law, that the
judge appointed should be resident
of the district. It is thought probable
that the president, if the bill is pass
ed, will accede to the wishes Of the
people in that respect.
He told mis- callers he would be glad
to consider recommendations for the
appointment from South Carolina con-
gressmen, members of the bar and
residents of the district.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
Notable Trial Soon Due.

Boiling water and fence rails were
the weapons of three women arrayed
against five men in an encounter at
Zoan pos:office. Horny county, in No
yember last, in which Mile {. Bell,
the wife of George c. Bell, was killed
with a hoe by William 7. Bell
nephew of George.
At the next term Of the court OF
general sessions, which coaVenes at
Conway February 20, William T. Bell
will be tried for the murder OF the
woman and George c. Bell, James M.
Bell. Julius Waterman Bell and b.
Van Bullock will be tried at the same
time as accessories, to the crime.
William T. and George G. Bell are
in the county jail. William is held
without bail and Georges bail was
nAeu at S3,UvJ and na WAS unaJle 10
get bondsMen. julius WaterMan and
James NJ. Bell are cat on bal IN the
sum Of $1,000 each. c. B. Van Bull
lock is also out On $500 boad.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
Was Afraid of Smallpox.

Representative Etheridge introduced
a resolution in the house a few days
ago to exclude all visitors from the
floor of the house on account of an
epidemic of smallpox in Columbia.
The resolution failed as it was thought
to have been inspired less by fear
of smallpox than a desire to get rid
of visitors on account Of the noise
of conversation. Local members Of
the house protested that the small
pox situation was rot worse in Co.
lumbia than elsewhere in the state
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
DIVORCE LAWS TOO LAX.
President Suggests Remedial Legisla-
ton in Message to Congress.

President Suggests Remedial Legisla-
ton in Message to Congress.
President Roosevelt sent a message
TO congress Monday calling attention
to tee fact that no statistics on mar
rjage anu divorce had been collected
since 1856 and recommended legisla
,.Cn.
Iii part, the president, in his mes
sage, says:
The institution of marriage is, OF
course, at the very foundation of our
social organization and all influences
that affect that institution are Of vital
concern to the people of the whole
country. There is widespread con-
yict:cn that the divorce laws are dan
Serously lax and indifferently admin.
:stered in some of the states, result
ing in a diminishing regard for the
sanctity of the marriage relation.
THE hope is entertained that CO.
operation among the several states
can be secured to the end that there
may be enacted, upon tie subject OF
marriage and divorce uniform laws
containing all possible safeguards for
the security of the family. Intelligent
and prudent action in that direction
Will be greatly promoted by securing
reliable and trustworthy statistics up
On marriage and divorce"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
Sleigh Party is Run Into BY
Swift Moving Train.
ALL HORRIBLY MANGLED
Seven Killed Instantly and Three Died
Later in Hosp;ta! ~ Victims Had
Just Left Church Entertain
ment to Enjoy Eide.

A special from Hornellsville, N. Y,
says: A passenger train on the Pitts
burg, Shawmut and Northern railroad,
"Wednesday night, crashed into
sleigh containing thirteen women, all
married, killing seven outright and
so seriously injuring the remaining
six that three OF them died after being
removed to the hospital. OF the 9TH
er three, one is in serious condi.
ton. The accident occurred near
Airport, N. Y The sleigh was one
Of three carrying church party.
The occupants Of the leading sleigh
saw the train approaching as they
neared the Shawnut crossing and
passed over the tracks in safety. The
women in the first sleigh then at
tempted to warn those in the one fol-
lowing of the danger, and they did
succeed in directing Their attention to
the rapidly approaching train. The
driver pulled up his horses, but he
could not check the heavy bob.sled
quickly enough, and when it came to
a standstill the box of the sleigh was
directly across the railroad track.
The pilot Of the engine knocked the
sleigh to splinters, mSugling and scat
tering the occupants in all direc-
tions.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
DREAM CHILDREN.

know them just as we'll as we'll can be.
They're quite as real as either you or me.
There's Little Orphan Annie-such scare
, As she can give you would just raise your
hair!
There's Lucy Grey was losted in the snow
In winter time.
When summer comes, you know,
Babes in the wood are covered uo with
leaves.
You needn't tell me they are make-believes ::
There's pictures Of these chilren, 50 you
They're every bit as real as you and me.
Why, Little Paul can sometimes make you
cry,
And then you run off quickly. on the sly.
And hunt for Alice. Holding to her hand.
You can go through the glass. to WONDER
land. ,,,.
Dream chil'ren" uncle calls EN-. llsn
true:
They're every bit as real as me or you.
Clinton DangC1feld in The Crttc''on.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
CAR RECEIVES WORKERS
Nicholas Tells Them to Return to
Their Work and Promises an
AmeIioration of Affairs

A st. Petersburg special says: En-
peror Nicholas Wednesday afternoon
received at Tsarskoe-Selo a deputa-
ton of thirty-four workingmen repre-
senting the employees Of the factories
and work shops Of st. Petersburg.
The emperor entered the hall ac-
companied by Grand Duke George
AGchaelovitch, General Hesse, the min.
lister of the imperial court, and the
commandant of the palace. The
workmen bowed deeply to the emper.
or, who said:
Good day, my children"
The workmen replied: I'VE wish
your majesty good health.
The emperor then said:
II have summoned you in order
that you may hear my words yourself
and communicate them 10 your COM
panions. The recent lamentable
events with such sad but inevitable
results have occurred because you al.
lowed yourselves to be led by trait
ors and enemies to our country. When
they induced you to address peti-
ton to me on your needs they de.
sired you to to revolt against me and
my government. They forced you to
leave your honest work at period
when all Russian workmen should be
laboring increasingly in order that
we might vanquish our obstinate en-
emy.
STRIKES and disgraceful demon
strations led the crowds TO disorders,
which obliged and always will oollge
the authorities to call out troops. AS
a. result innocent people were vic
tins.
81 know that the lot OF the work;
men is not easy. Many things require
improvement, but have patience. You
will understand that it is necessary
to be just toward your employers and
consider thee condition Of our indus
tries. But to come to me as reDet
lious mob in order to declare your
wants is a crime In my sollcitude fof
the working classes I will take meas
ures which will assure that everything
possible will be done to improve theif
lot and secure an investigation OF
their demands through legal chan;
neis.
ct am convinced of the honesty OF
the workuen and their devotion to
myself and I pardon their transgres'
sion. Return to your work with your
comrades and carry out the task al
lotted to you.
May God assist you"
At the conclusion Of his speech the
emperor told the members OF the dep
utation to communicate his words 10
their comrades and said he would sup
nlv them with printed copies CT MS
address.
At 4:3o the delegates drove to tho
.muerial palace station, where they
took a. train for S.. Petersburg.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
MOI in the Banking Business.

The man from the east, who was IN
Nebraska to look up some land he
had bought on speculation, appealed
to a native to give him certain in1or-
nation, and after looking him over
the man gently questioned:
Can take it that you are friend
of the deceased?"
What deceasei?'
"Tne late deceased"
But who was the late Geceasel?'
why, the feller who run the bank
at Brampton.' %
'eI didn't know him. So he's dead,
eh? Is his business going on as
usual?"
"Not skassly as usual, stranger, be-
cause when a mans been hung and
his estate settled up and his bank
rented out for grocery you can't
really put it that his business is goln'
on as usual. That is, l take it that
you can't"
$50 ne was hung, eh?"
81 take it that he was, and that all
his troubles are over. Yes, We had to
hang him.
But what for?"
oval, he was packed up and ready
to skip out with Cur deposits, and it
was the third time we had had the
same game played on us. He was the
third one we've had to hang, and I've
got what they calls pinter for you.
if you was thinkin' of goin' into the
bankin' business and maxim a skip
when the time got ripe, don't do it.
We have got so suspicious around here
that we might decide to turn out ana
hang ye on your look and divide up
vour cash. h."-Minneapolis Tribune.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
An lncipient Race War.

In an encounter at the Haragon
kaolin mines near Langley the past
week between whites and blacks. one
negro was killed and three white
men dangerously wounded.
All the parties TO the shooting work
in the mines. The day before the
tragedy they were paid off. A white
man and negro became involved in
a difficulty. The other white men
took part and the shooting resulted
What the row was about could not
be learned. The entire force of la.
borers employed in the mines were
finally involved.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
Successor to Senator in Order.

D. E. Hydrich, who was recently
elected judge of the seventh circuit,
is also senator from Spartanburg
county to the general assembly and
on account of his election to the
bench a vacancy in the latter position
will be occasioned by his resignation.
Friends are already mentioning the
names and claims of several prominent
Spartanburg men as candidates for
the senatorship and an exciting con-
test is anticipated when the election
is held.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-02-09
Killed Father to Save Mother.

At Goldv.l!e, Newberry county, lass
Saturday night, John Atkinson, So
years old, was shot and killed BY his
son, John Atkinson, Jr., aged about
20.
The elder Atkinson, it is said, was
drinking and threatened the life OF
his wife. He chased her from one
room to another, breaking down three
doors:
Finally the woman ran to the room
occupied hy her son and his wife. The
sen locked the door and waived his
father not to enter. Paying no heed
to the warning, Atkinson knocked the
door down. AS he rushed at his wife
the son raised shotgun and killed
his father instantly.