The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-28
GENERAL NEWS.

- Fear Of yellow fever has blocked
the work on the Panama canal.
- Five hundred persons were kill
ed in mine explosion at khartslsk,
Russia.
- The Chinese movement to boy
colt American goods is growing stead
lily.
- The battlcship Tennessee will be
given silver service by citizens of
Tennessee.
:. i. Shcerin, former secretary
Of the democratic committee, dropped
dead in Chicago.
- Sidney Lawson, shot and killed
his brothcrin-law at Austin, Texas.
on his wedding day.
- A farmer near Griffin, Ga, killed
his neighbor and then cut his throat
as the result of family fcud.
= Thomas Lobb, maniac. shot
nine persons in San Francisco, killing
one, then committed suicide.
= Norway still adheres to her de-
termi alton to withdraw from Sweed-
Ell. The Swedish papers urge war.
= The New York legislature is in
extra session to try the impeach
ment of Supreme Court Justice Hook
er.
- Two men were killed and eight
injured in New York by the explosion
OF dynamite, which was struck by
lightning.
- August 1st is agreeable to Rus
sia as tho date of meeting Of the
peace plenipotentiaries in Washing
ton.
- Richard Sears Sayer and his
wife, while riding in their automobile,
were run over by train at Goshen,
y. Y, and killed.
- Telegraphic reports say that
caterpillars are doing much damage to
fruit and cotton in the eastern and
southeastern sections of Texas.
- Alfred T. Patrick, New York
lawyer, is nearing the end Of his rope,
He must die the 7th of July for the
murder of a millionaire named Rice
four years ago.
- Two negro men, three dogs,
three guineas and two chickens were
killed by lightning on the plantation
Of Il. n. Ennis in Washington Coun-
to, Ga, June 18th.
= The eruption of Mount Vesuvius
continues, the volcano showing four
new openings through which lava
flows, while the immediate surround
ing country is covered with ashes.
= The candidates for governor in
Georgia have been cut down. Mr.
holland, who was one of the number,
is in Jail charged with killing his wife.
He will be out of the running.
= Eigteen persons were killed and
one hundred wounded on Wednesday
night in Lodz, Russian Poland. by
Dragons and Cossacks, who fred
into procession of $4,000 workmen.
- European and American firms
which had established business houses
in Port Arthur which was captured by
the Japanese after long and notable
siege, have been notified by the ia
panese that they must leave town and
remove their merchandise.
- Robert j. Barnes, q we'll known
cotton man, was shot aud instantly
killed on Wednesday by Byron Tram
u.
Trammell surrendered at once, saying
that Barnes, who boarded at his house,
had wrecked his home"
- After having long been monop.
olized by the corner saloon the free
lunch = has been adopted by church
in Cripple Creek, Col. The pastor of
the First Christian Church places
among his Sunday notices the follow
ing: Lunch will be served imme-
diately after church, in Eudeavor
rooms. Free to all who attend SER
vices"
- At Elgin, H., few days ago
Margaret Hasdentufel, aged 10 years,
rushed in front of fast train on the
Northwestern road and pulled 2-year-
old Frank Hoover from the track just
in time to save the baby from instant
death. The rescuer was knocked
down by some part of the engine as
| she sprang from the tracks aud made
unconscious but was not seriously in