Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-07-12
TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1910.

trouble. Ten people died from heat
in New York last Sunday and three
others went mad from it. There were
also ten deaths in Philadelphia, and
reports Of numerous prostrations In
other parts of the country. 1t Is
reported that an officer Of the Alabama
National Guard Is at Chickamauga
trying to get men to go with him to
Nicaragua to settle the long drawn
out trouble In that country. A his
tOric saloon in Unicoi county, Tenn,
was on last Sunday dedicated as a
church. -. Representative Brownlow,
who had been elected from the First
Tennessee district for seven consecu-
tive terms, and who had the nomina-
ton for another term, died at Johnson
City last Friday, after a long period of
failing health. -. Baroness de La
roche was perhaps fatally injured at
Rheims. France. Friday. by falling
with flying machine from height
Of $50 feet. 80. Two trainmen were
killed in a wreck on the Tennessee
Central railroad at Algood. Tenn.
Thursday night The wreck was caus-
ed by a landslide. E. German officials
at Berlin are apprehensive that the
recent alliance Of Russia and Japan.
will result In war by Russia on Aus
tria. An air Of uneasiness prevails
throughout European capitals. 500.
Walter c. D. Sutherland, cashier Of
the Citizens National bank Of Clint
wood. Va, has derarted for parts un-
known leaving a shortage Of $4,000.
He left a note saying: "Gone to the
tall timbers." "...... John D. Rockefel-
Ter celebrated his list birthday Friday
go. The customs receipts for the
fiscal year closing June 80 were $685.
O43,S00, the largest on record. The
next highest amount Of single year
was in 1907 when the tota! was $685.
233, 1852. .... The gunboat Costine was
rammed by the submarine Bonita dur
Ing maneuvers off the Massachusetts,
coast yesterday, and had to be beach
ed to prevent sinking. .....A shortage
OF $4,000 has been discovered in the
State bank at Swainsboro, Ga. The
cashier and former bookkeeper have
been placed under bonds of $4,000
EACH. Governor Harmon Of Ohio.
has removed the mayor of Newark, and
the sheriff Of Linking county from Of
flee, following the recent lynching Of
Carl Etherington at that place. ......
BY conflict of orders, giving two
trains the right Of way on a single
track, the coroner's jury investigating
the fatal collision on the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton railroad on July
4. which caused twenty-one deaths,
puts the blame on the train dispatcher
Of the c.. H. & d. railroad. ..... .Jorg
Valera, negro colonel, and six others,
were arrested In Cuba yesterday,
charged with conspiracy against the
government. -. The submarine boat
Salmon reached Hamilton. Bermuda
Islands last Sunday. after a trip
Of 500 nautical miles from New
York under its own power. This
Is the first time submarine has ever
attempted such a long voyage. .....
Three persons were drowned In lake
near Scranton. Pa, Sunday afternoon
while bathing. ..... An epidemic OF
yellow fever has broken out at Limon.
Costa Rica.. During the first ten
months Of the current fiscal year the
United States was drained Of $116,-
246,190 In gold. 1t Is estimated by
treasury officials that possibly $40-
100000 will be brought back to this
country by January 1st. ..... The in
States constitution is causing much
discussion before the Georgia legis-
lature. ..... The total excavation on
the Panama canal for the month OF
June totaled 2.616,609 cubic yards,
against 2,477,61S cubic yards for
May. ..- Customs officials at New
York. have been warned to lookout
for South African diamond smug-
gler, who recently sailed from Lude-
ritz Bay with 100000 worth Of dia-
monds.. Three persons were
killed and several injured in a New
York Central railroad wreck at New
ton Hook. N. Y. yesterday. The
British steamer st. Nicholas, arrived
at San Francisco. Sunday from
Antwerp, with a cargo that had been
burning fiercely for six days.