The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-01
1.-THE: YEARS
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published and business manager, In
Philadelphia. ngcd aixty.nine. General
John r.. Farnsworth, Federal veteran,
In Washington; aged Beyonty-scvcn.
M 10. LleulennntR. u. Pcary md party
( called OIL board the steamer Hope, from
1Ioston. bound for northern Greenland.
20. obltuary.--Jcan lngelow, the poet
and novelist, IN London. l,H
30 Mr.. WhI!elaw Reid, special envoy
OF the United States TO the queens da-
mold jubilee, gave u notable dinner In
London; the Prince OF Wales was
uinong those present, N.
%. The new tariff bill went into Of
feet after midnight.
"a. obituary-Clarcncc A. Seward. a
well known New York lawyer. at Go
neva, N. y; aged siIty-nlne.
t,,E a.. Fire.-Two large factory buildings
occupied by William Reed {: Co., Row
fand Bros, Pass bros and the York.
crs silk Company destroyed at York
ers, N. Y; loss. 100000.
AUGUST. u
The Moravlnn church at Emaus, lie.
high county, Pa, celebrated the one
hundred and attieth anniversary OF It's
organization. 'I$S
4. Flrc-ThirteenN Fremen seriously
injured at the fire OF the II. W. Jayne
Chemical works, Philadelphia; loss
$4,000. ..,
81 8. Flrc-The northwestern grain elc-
vator In Chicago destroyed by fire;
eight persons killed: loss, S300000.
N The price Of silver In New York de-
clined 10 flfty-flye and three fourth
cents per ounce bid.
I. Observation-Disclosures. people killed
md large number injured at Rust
chuk. Bulgaria. 55
S. Obltuary-Senor Caaovas del Cas-
tillo, prime minister OF Spain, assassi-
mated at Santa Agueda by an anarchist
William Lamb Picknell, the celebrated
Boston artist. at Marblehead, Mass;
aged forty-Nve.
The annual convention OF the Nation
nj Christian alliance begun at Cleve-
land. ~.
Is. obitua:B-Samucl Chester Reid.
son OF Captain Reid. the naval warrior,
IN Washington; aged seventy-seren. Sir.
Isaac Holden, NJ. p. inventor OF the
luciser match and az cardlng machine
for WOOL. In England. til,
10. Fire-The saw and planning mills
of the iTunis Lumber Co, al Baltimore
{ destroyed by lightning; loss. 100000.
Il The Count OF Turin ana Prince Henri.
+ OF Orleans fought 4 duel With swords
neSr Paris: Prince Henri seriously
wounded
= Coaventions---Thc twrnty-thlri an
nual. convention OF the American Bank
1 ers' association met in Detroit
Onliuary-Darld G. Swain, U. S. A.,
retired, judge advocate general, in
Washington: aged sixty-th.ec.
IS. The ninth annual convention OF
the Young Peoples Christian union Of
the United Presbyterian church met II
Indianapolis.
20. Miscellaneous-The twenty eighth
reunion Of the Society OF the Army Of
The Potomac hcldsin Troy. y. Y. An
E E.oli!!o the asSassin5of Senior Canoyas,
& executel at San Sebastian.
q. Sr1rting-Michael defeated Star
bHck in \ thirty-three mile cycle race
nt Manhattan Beach; tine, one hour.
SIX minutes. fourteen ana three-itth
seconds. Star Pointer outpaccd ice
I fateaea at Chicago: best ,nlls, 800.
y, tjhituary-James Reynolds. one
OF :sln leading spi:its IN the old Fcnian
brotherhood in New York city.
%. Mis2e!laneous-Thirty- frst an
rua! caeam2ment Of the G. A. II. open
ed in Buffalo.
% President ]. Idiar,e Borda. OF U:-
aScay, shetland killed by an assassin In
MoateTideo.- Mary Kyle Dallas, the.
well krawn writer for magazines. II
New York City: aged fttv. Count Nut
su, once minister 70 Washington, at
Yokohama
IS. General J. P. S. Goblin. of Lehan-
on, Pa. elected Commander chief o.
the G. y. T.
IS. Star Pointer paced mile in 1861
at .Readv:ilc, Mass, breaking the pac-
Ing record.
actress. at Larchmont. ". y; aged
sercntr-aiEe.
SEPTEMBER
.. obituary-C Col. George Bliss. well
known lawyer and veteran OF the civil
war, at Narrasansett Pier; aged sixty
seven. ..a
3. The members Of the Jackson
Harmsworth expedition returned from
Fraaz-Josef Land after spending three
winters there.
s. Fire-Fcur warehouses burned at
Philadelphia; loss, So5OOOo.
!. ESpiosion-Slx IneH killed w 'hs
explosion OF nltroSlycerlne at Sygnet,O.
.. Tie treaty OF annexation ratified
by the Hawaiian senate.
o. The Sons OF Veterans began a ma
t!onal eacampment at Indianapolis.
10. Acc!dcnt-ThirtE persons killed
and one hundred and eIghty-ilve In
jured In a railway collision near New
Castle, Colorado.
Observation-Disclosures fourteen TO
twenty miners killed and forty wounded
by posse Of deputy sheriiis at I.atti-
me:, near llazleton, Pa. Mrs. Antonio
Terry. wife OF the noted Cuban mil
!!onarc. died In Paris
II. Convent!onS-The International
assoc!a ton OF police and telegraph su-
pefiniendents met in annual session In
Nashville. The supreme lodge of the
knights and Ladies OF Honor. opened
lis eleventh annual meeting in Detroit
Misunderstanding Pass, Texas, wreck
cd by tornado; ten dead and many
missing. @
10. Miscellaneous-Five members Of
gang OF robbers were .ynchcj, in the
public square az Versailles, Ind. Prcsi-
dent Diaz. of Mexico, was assaulted but
escaped unframed.
Is. 0bituary-Georsc Waldron, one
OF the survivors OF The noble six hun.
dred' In the famous charge at Ba!ak!a-
va. at Montreal; aged scyenty-thrcc.
.. Firc-The works OF the Younss-
town, Ohio. Bridge Company, destroy
cd: loss, 100000.
Hurrlcane-Forty persons killed and
seventy injured In Italy.
p. Fires--Most OF the business build
@5sin cambridge. O.. destroyed: loss,
10000. -. 5l, = -
OHiuary-Judge C. 3. Kilgorc, MI
haJutant general In the Confederate
b. army, nj "A rImDrn zt-...