Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-21
CONDENSED NEWS
G,therod From All Parts "f the Country
by telegraph.

Gatherod From All Parts "f the Country
by Telegraph.
According to the report of his family,
Secretary sherman has almost re-
covered and would have been at the
department. Monday but for the oau
state of the weather.
In the pace against time Monday
afternoon at Crosse Pointe track, De-
troit, Mich, John T. Gentry made the
mile in 20i16 and Robert j, in 2:O55s.
Gentry hold the worlds record at2:OOt3.
f. p Ford, a prominent business
man of Holyoke, Mass, died at his
nome at . o'clock Tuesday morning,
The result of bicycle accident. lie
,ollided with another rider at 10 o'clock
Monday night
Both glucose works at Peoria, ILL.,,
shut down Monday for lack of fuel.
This shuts up the cooper shops and
! throws /, 500 men out of employ ment.
But three mines are running in the
Peoria field, and they are filling no
outside orders.
A dispatch from Tangier says that
the United States warship Raleigh has
zone to make demonstration at the
principal ports along the coast of Mo-
rocco She has on board as the Amer
lean representative Vice Consul Car
lote, with Dragomau Abrines.
A special to the New York Herald
from Washington, says: Rr. Adm. j.
n. Miller will sail for Honolulu 10y the
mail steamer leaving San Francisco on
August >, and upon arrival at the
Hawaiian port will formally assume
command OF the Pacific squadron.
The miners at G.rard, Green Ridge,
Virden and Barclay, H., who have
been working, came out Monday. ke-
ports received here show that 5000
strikers came out OF the southern field
Monday Assumption miners joined
!, with Pana strikers and forced the
miners al Moweau out.
The recent agreement entered into
by the rail and steamer lines on gull
business was broken Monday by one
. OF the steamer lines destined for Mo-
O bile. The cut involved is 20 per cent
below the regular tariff, and it is said
- that the break will effect Montgomery
and other southern points.
u Jose De Castro, special minister OF
|
e matte relations between his govern
e ment and the governments OF Ecuador
a and Colon bia, arrived in New York OF
, the Atlas Line steamship Altai. Fol
:. - wears Brazil has had no legation al
90 Quito or Boyota. They have at last
been esta ablished
An ordinance has been passed by the
, CITY council of Los Angeles, Cal, and
, is now in force which prohibits the
. pu Bile exhibition of pictures of glow
contests by the vitascope or other sim
liar devices. The ordinance is the re
suit of the petition of the w. c. T. U
c and was passed upon the recommends
: ton OF the public morals committee.
Hon. c. L. Mcintosh, governor o
the northwest territory, in which l
included the famed klondyke dis
- trict. is in Seattle, Wash. The GOV
). ernor freely subscribed to the trutf
l. fuluess of the stories sent out as
the richness of the new diggings. Ii
is estimates that the Klondyke and il
If tributaries yielded over $4,000, 900
J. gold last winter.
Three hundred miners at Sherrar
and Cable, Mercer county, ILL.,, struc
= Monday afternoon after joint NEE
ing Of the men in the two town
/ These miners are not organized an
y their strike is largely sympathetic, a
d though they suffered cut of 10 pt
,e cent in wages last winter. The mine
a.. at Gllchrist are still at work but al
- expected to strike also.
> A special to the New York Journ
and Advertiser from Hazelton, Pa
n SAYS: John Mcdonald, a poor cot
O. miner OF Jeanesvilie, n suburb of tn
ed city, is now thankful that he eXtende
at hospitality to an apparently poor an
er ragged relative a few years ago. FL
rr this act Of kindness he is destined
receive by the will of relative
Grass Valley, Cal, c75, 900 with yea
ly income of many thousands more.
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