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

- Two more esrthquakeN and other
signs Of volcanic disturbances are re-.
ported from New Mexico.
Germany and Austria sre said 10
5e ready to invade POLAND and aid
Russia In case of an uprisiar.
- Benjamin T. Redmar, said to
have been the first directory publisher
in the United States, diod ~ Cincio.
natl, aged 80 years.
Walter F.. Ormand Of Atlanta, a.
lawyer, fell from the steamship Kan.
sas City between Savannah and New
York and was lost.
- The eruption of Stro,aboi con.
t,nues with undiminished force.
Mount Aetna, after long period of
| 4ule6cencc, is emitting smoke.
80 Reactionaries believe that thew
have almost persuaded the car TO dis
solve the douma. Murders and riots
continue in many provinces.
- The Illinois Central has secured
monopoly of the coffee traffic in the
tnrritory tributary to New Orleans,
and other roads are threatening q rate
war IN consequence.
- An inmate Of the Duuniug, ILL.,,
insane aay um remained at bay for s
hours on the roof Of building. He
was finally induced by the subterfuge
OF an attendant to come down.
- 1t is said in Washington among
those who are in close touch with the
Southern railway, that it has been de.
| clded to double track the Southern
between Atlanta and Macon, and fur.
ther that this decision has been reach.
ca as the result of an agreement with
the Atlantic Coast Line system, BY
Whlotl traffic arrangements have been
made giving tile Coast line entrance
into Atlanta from Macon over the
Southern.
- Chief Of Police Louis snell of
Bell Haven, N. c., was shot down in
cold blood by negro named Ellie r.
Born, whom he attempted to arrest.
A telegram received from Sams.
ra says the entire town of Sysan.
thirty-two Thousand Inhabitants. in
the government of Simbrierk, is on fire.
ana the lnhabitants are aeaing towards
NN'o"Ae obA S0thGuA.
A private telegram received from
st. Petersburg states that Drarcars
attacked peaceful meeting of peas
ant in the villages of Koc herowk, kill.
ing eighty.
The agrariar strike il spreading
all over Russian Poland.
- Secretary Of State Root receive d
an enthusiastic welcome at Para, Bra.
zil.
- Expressions of sympathy on the
death Of Lady Cursor were received
from many sections.
- her than face grand Jury in.
qulry in New York the so called Sew
grippe trust mas agreed to dissolve.
- Scotch members of the British
parliament have offered bill to create
u separate parliament for that coun.
try.
- The. steamer America, which had
a broken shaft and was towed into
New York, drifted in midocean nine
days. =
- The gunboat Marblehead has
gole to sea With the enjoys of Gusse7
mala and Salvador who will discuss
terms Of peace. :.
- Rumors continue to be circulated
that Germany and Austria h;ay for
cibly intervene in behalf Of Russia in
Poland. '"i -: ~. -.
- Fairbanks, Cannon and Warner
gill aid tho republicans, and Bryan.
Stone and Folk the democratic in the
congressional campaign in Missouri
this fall. ..'. :. '"-,.,- :, -. =
-- Senator John E. Dryden told the
New jersey legislative committee that
he thought his $65, 900 salary was not
q cent more than he was worth to the
Prudential. - =, s@s(: ,.'T:Fy
- President Roosevelt has issued
instructions that the eight.houir law:
on all public works must be steadily
enforced. Contractors who violate
the law will be :. prosecuted by the de,
partment Of justice. ...'. ), as:,I; s:,.s;.;
- The great glacier on Mount Blanc
is being used for other purposes than
furnishing an occupation to guides
and an attraction for tourists. An Ice
trust has gone into the business orl an
extepsivs scale Of. quarryinig the clear,
hard ice, at an. altitude Of; 1000 feet
The ice is blown out in great blocks
by means Of dynamite, utter which ii
IS sawed into regular sizes and san,it;
down the mountain sides on q narrow
gauge railway. = .$S .:''i%: ,, NJ s .s
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