The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-31
NEWS IN BRIEF

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ATLANTA Ga. With much cere-
money and impressive soIeninity
rather John E. Gum, pastor of Tae
Sacred Heart church of this city. yes
terday was ccnsecrafed as bishop Of
NatcEez Of the Roman Catholic church
FEe moonshining business is. on
the decline in Georgia, accordl.g to
the annual report of United 5Sta,cs
District Attorney Tate; Just sent to
Attorney General Wickershan1. Mr.
Iate's office began 453 prosecutions
tor illicit distiiling during the pasf
year as compared with $50 for the
n14nths.
s SAVANNAH, Ga.-Ships coming into
port today tell of terrific battles.
fought with the sea as the result of
the storm which swept the coast of
the Carolinas. Only one ship in the
Savannah coast territory suffered.
QUINCY, Ill.-Champ Clark, speak
err OF the house, before leaving here
early today in signed interview re-
Piled emphatically to President Taft's
speech delivered at Hamilton Mass
last Saturday accusing the president
of not stating facts. He said he did
not reply for the Insurgent Republi-
cans, who mo doubt will take up the
cuagels in their own behalf
WILMINGTON, N. C.-The fury of
the northeast storm which ragged
along the South Carolina and Geor-
gia coast was reflected in the number
OF marine casualties reported today
at Southport
BALTIMORE, Md.-Returns from
yesterdays democratic primary cleo
ton in Maryland indicates that State
Senator Arthur Pue German son c.
the late United States Senator Cor
man. will be nominee of the dem
ooratic party for governor at the No
venber election.
NEW ORLEANS S.-The rumor that
-hes Scientificos of Mexico were at |
to involve Guatemala in an
were given added signif-
cance today when it became known
hat $4,000 rounds of ammunition and
2czeS Of Ti3cs went through this port1
asst week addressed to the governor Of
Yucatan.
GREENvILLE, x S. CA SUNDAY
school excursion train leaving Char T
cite this morning over the Charlotte
Atlanta division of the Southern rail-
vay. bound for Johnson City, Tenn. 1
vas wrecked four miles south of
Kings mountain at 9 40 O'Clock, de-
'a1ling the tender. one baggage car
md five coaches of the IT'S passengers
Sone of the injured persons were Sc
'iously hurt. With a few exceptions
he most of them were. residents CT
Charlotte.
BOSTON, Mass.-The results of a
vear's investigations by more than a
loZen committees on the intricacies
If various branches of law and legal
Procedure, were presented last night
,efore the 34th annual session of the
american Bar Association. The con-
-ention opened with the presidents
address,, delivered by Edgar H. Far
ar, of New Orleans, which was fol-
owed by the election cf, the general
council, including one member from
ach state and territory.
CHARLESTON, S. C Charleston is
teadily recovering from the disas-
rous result of the hurricane. A large
orce CT laborers is cleaning the de-
streets. Train service is
the normal. AS far as
an be ascertained eleven human lives
we're lost in Charleston county and q
score or more people injured. The
property damage amounts to at least
ne million dollars
BEVERLY, Mass.-Speaking ir
avoT of the Indian and Negro Indus
rial school at Hampton, Va, of which
e is trustee. President Taft voiced
is Indignation at the necessity that
6ch institutions must beg fer money
nd at the failure of the. nations many
to come to their rescue
nth contributions. In the graduation !
Booker Washington, the president .
aid, HAMPTON has done enough to en- I
tIe-it to the gratitude of the country