The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-01-27
NEWS BREYIT|I
Condensed from Wide Field
Domestic and Foreign.
AS THEY ARE HAPPENING Dali
Suited to the Wants of Busy Reade
Seeking a knowledge of What
Going on.

Len G. Broughton, of Atlanta. ht
| challenged rhos. T.. Watson for
| Joint debate at the Tabernacle in th
! city, on The Foreign Missiona
| Movement.
In Il decision handed down at Da
, las, Texas. the court of civil appeai
upheld the new law requiring expires
/! companies 10 pay an occul aiou tn
of $1,000 for handling G. or. whi:
key shipments.
Brantley Of Louisiana has been ap
pointed 10 succeed Gri%gS on tn
committee of ways and means in Con
grSs.
Martinsville. w. Va. is ma King 8
determined effort To get new Balti-F
more and Ohio passenger station
Gen. Rufus y. Rhodes. edit,o
+ the birmingham News. is dead. l.
The West Virginia Shippers u
sociatlon was organized al Cls'
burg and passed resolutions derlc
ing Con nrrcSSional investigated
the Baltimore and Ohio ltailroal
AS proof of their possession
kcllner girl. of Louisville. the a9t
/ tors sent hrr parents bit of
! dress.
/ J. Delk McAllister. past 81
master OF West Virginia Oua l.
lows. has disappeared from his Ii,
! III Elkins.
Georgia has organized permane
association known as the Georc
Anti-Tuberculosis and Sanitary S
ciety.
The Boston Eleveated Railw:
Company voluntarily raised its en-
pioNcS' wages.
Milk producers in Chicago plan
national association with bette
prices as its aim.
n score of italians. among ther-
the man supposed to be the brains of
the plot To assassinatc Petrosino.
have been arrested around New York
on charges OF counterieiting.
The Mayor of San Francisco want,
Chinatown restored. as hc deems IL
Celrstials an asset to the city.
The first suit attacking the Fed.
al Corporation Tax law rs unconsti
tutional was filed in Cleveland.
A st. Louis judge wcpt at having
to send two young bank clerks to the
pcnitentiary.
The Bronx Park Commissioner in
|
sponse to Mayor GayLor's s aGmonitior
against padded pay rolls.
The use Of oil as fuei on locomo-
tlves has proved more or less of
| failure
Miss Margaret Rowland. heir to
| Sl.ooo'o0o, wed Ter fathers chauf-
fcur.
Governor Fort. Of New Jersey. in
,,I- a \
Sunday law violations in Atlantic
City.
Paulham flew 1900 feet high at the
Los Angeles meet
Governor Harmon. of Ohio. blames
laws of Congress for the increasing
cost of living and asks Il remedy.
Ten children and their mother
were killed when a miner thawcd
an explosive in his home at Charleroi.
PA.
TIE rrir" of ShocS is going no. The
National Shoe Wholesalers Asso-
citation SAYS existing prices of leather
and materials max" the increase pec-
cSSary.
China has decided to open two
towns i'll Man"huria to international
trade.
AT Washington Fred 6. Clinton.
while asleep. fell against rod-hot
stove and was almost burned to
death.
BituminOus coal miners will ask an
increase of 10 per cent.
AT cleveland. O., the antl-n,eat
strike. as a blow al the increase cost
of living. is in full swing. It is
estimated that full 5000 men have
signed pledge 10 absta aii, from meat
tor month In an effort to break the
high prices.
Physicians charge that bacteria
laden milk has been given typhoid
patients in certain Washington hos
pitfalls.
baltimore lead all American ports
last year in the expectation of corn.
Miss Maude Sanders, 20 years old,
was made a deputy recently by the
sheriff of Pulaski county, Ind, and
single handed she took prisoner.
giving the name of John Doe, from
Winamic,, to the Jail at Knox, and
delivered him safely to the sheriff of
Starke county.
American waist and dress manufae-
turers, in New York, have under
consideration corporation capitaliz-
ed at $300,000.000 which would con-
troi the manufacture of all women's
wearing apparel. gu.
Col Theodore Roosevelt, of \ the
Harvard class of 80. has been elect
ed president of the Harvard Alumni
ASSOCIATION, to succeed President
Charles Elliott.