The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-08-01
GENERAL NEWS.

ing posse of 800 men to bring in q
praty of feudists, dead or alive, from
Beaver Creek.
=. Twenty-one cars loaded with Fed
eral troops passed Fort Worth Texas
enroute to the Mexican border posts,
and it is believed the government is
strengthening the post in anticipation
OF threatened uprising in the Mexican
Republic.
A tremendous sensation has been
created in Rome, Ga, over the discovery
OF an alleged shortness in the city
clerk s office of the amount Of $35, 600,
which is said to have occurred during
the administration of the late Halstead
Smith.
- DIR. Ed. H. Place is dying at Bos-
ton as result of a successful attempt
ne made to save the life of child pa
tient who was choking to death from
black diptheria. The child bit him.
- Delegates to the Inter Parliamen-
tary Conference were received by King
Edward Thursday morning. Previous
to the reception, King Edward received
William j. Bryan In a special private
audience. Col. Bryan was introduced
by Ambassador Reid, and the visit was
Paid at the Kings special request.
- President Roosevelt will review
the Atlantic flett at Oyster Bay on Sep
tember 8.
French expo: CO. to the United
States the last fiscal year broke all rec
ords, totaling $107. .240,547.
- 1t is understood Russell Sage's will
leaves nearly all Of his estate, estimated
at 500, 900, 900, to his widow.
- The former members of the Rus
sian lower house adopted at Viborl, Fin
land, revolutionary address to the peo-
pie.
- A young woma1 of St. Louis died
from eating pickles and drinking vim
egar, which she had heard would reduce
her weight.
- A negro real estate agent is driv-
ing white residents from West Side
apartment houses in New York which
he has secured for members of his own
race.
- There is no fear now in official cir
cles of an :Eti-foreign movement in
China. The American transports sent
to Manila for an emergency will return
to the United States.
~ The acting secretary Of the navy
has issued an order directing that all
violations of the eight-hour law in naval
works during the last two years be in-
vestigated and reported. -,
- The first wireless message from
the artic regions was sent Saturday by
Walter Wellman to President Roose-
veit. MF. " Gilman has reached Ham
merfest on his way to the pole. !.
- Several thousand factory en-
ployees, particularly the cotton mill
operatives, quit work at Hope Mills,
tories are all idle. The cause of the
strike Is the importation of number Of
Foreigners, mostly Italians. . =.
- Prompted by jealous rage Saliva
tore Deve, rs years old, fired four shots
at Theresa Lodito in New York. Miss
Lodito escaped uninjured but three PEE
destrians were struck by flying bullets.
tHFe being hee:s se7 e7ii0u5iiy wounded. ..=';...:
!. ~ The Boykin bill passed the Georgia
house on the Boykin substitute by & !
vote Of 1872 to Is; This cleans out all
bucket shops. Only nine members voted
for the Anderson substitute which j
sought to make distinction between;
the bucket shops and exchanges.
=. 4 serious uprising In Persia is re-
"A Buffalo political leader declares
William r. Hearst will be- New York's
next governor. -. =: -, s., J., :S,:x: ::
- The hearing of the Castellane di-
yorce suit in Paris will begin either
October II or October "a. - = !.
-: Two safeblowers were captured at
Rockford, ILL.,, after an exciting chase
which covered thirty blocks. =. :":.. ::
- Disorders continue throughout Rus
sia, but there is no sign of general
uprising Of the peasantry. ~,
- Announcement has been made in
New. York city that the trial of HAIRY
Thaw, the alleged murderer Of Stand
ford White, will begin on October Is.
- Indications point 60 the postpone
ment of the threatened general strike
in Russia. A. definite decision will be
reached in day or two by the Council
of Workmen.
- After singing hymn H. c. Holiness,
a merchant Of West Union, O., engaged
in pistol fight with q Policeman and
was killed in front of the government
building. =.
- Joseph Wolfstein. a Chicago ticket
broker, tried to get into the wrong fiat
and was shot by e. D. Norton, menu
Der Of the board of trade, who mistook
him for a burglar. -;
ed recent engagement between in
fantry and the constabulary on one side
and hundreds of Puljanes on the other
in which $50 Of the latter were reported
killed or wounded. <~
l. - The closing session Of the confer
ence Of the interparliamentary union
was held in London. The delegates
were entertained at luncheon IN the
house of lords, a speech, by William j.
Bryan being the chief feature Of the.
occasion. =.
- The State department has inter-
vened in behalf Of Miss Millie Brown
and her associates Of Columbia, Isle of
Pines, who are imprisoned in Havana
for constructing short telegraph line
on the Isle Of Pines. 1t is believed
they will be pardoned by the Cuban
government. -
Reunion Of the Gist R:Aes.