davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-02

LONDON, March 1.--Truth to-day, as
n sequel to the request made that its
editor take steps to expose an alleged
scandal in regafS to the sale OF the
American cemetery at Jerusalem, nv
the American Presbyterian Board o.
Foreign Missions, says: M !4sf
.The American missionaries and tho
consul were represented. the bodies
were reverently exhumed and were re-
moved. But the action Of Lord Sails
bury in having the pit In the English
cemetery In which they were e-burled.j
opened In order to recover the remains
OF an English officer, led to the CHASTITY
discovery TINT all the bodies had been
broken up and packed in small wooden
boxes SO that neither, the body OF the
officer nor any other body could be
Identified. Both the sale OF tho ceme-
terry and the removal OF the corpses ops
pear to have been carried out In an
extremely disgraceful manner"
Tho sale OF the American cemetery at
jerusalem is alleged to have been mads
in order to replenish the funds Of the
American Presbyterian board OF for.
Eelgn missions and secrecy, 1t Is added,
was observed, because the sale YVES
contrary to Turkish law. Friends 81;
Englshmen whose bodies had been
buried there are said to have protested
to the state department at Washington.
to the United States minister at Con-
startinople and to the British Office. I,
Eventually, 1t was added. they asked
Truth to investigate the matter as they
had been unable TO obtain redress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The United States warship Mont.
gomery arrived at Havana yesterday.
Two Russian warships of the Black
sea fleet have arrived at Hong Kong.
The liquor license issue won a general
victory in the Minnesota state election.
Mary Carley rescued three boys, one
by one. from drowning at Port Jervis,
N. Y.
The strike at the Globe shipyard at
Cleveland, o., has ended in the defeat
of the strikers.
Great Britain's defensive prepara-
tons for next year call for an appro.
priation of 100000 900.
The McKenna Steel works, of Joliet,
Ills, will erect big plant at Armour
dale, suburb Of Kansas City. Mo.
1t is believed that burglar who tried
to rob boat at Cleveland, O., was
drowned while trying to escape arrest
The value of the precious stones pro-
duced in the United States in 1897 was
$130,675, as compared with $97850 In
1886.
The senate committee on civil SER
vice reform recommended that certain
officers be exempt from the classified
service.
Sadie Storer, her sweetheart, and her
mother are in Jail at Huntsville, Ark,
suspected of completely in the murder
of her father
-Four men were given 70 years at
Hagerstown, Nd. for destroying monu-
ments and tombstones in the cemetery
at Willamsport, Md.
George Beath and his wife were held
up by three masked men on their farm
at Trumbull Centre, Conn, and robbed
of all their valuables.
The body of Mrs. Kate Sherman, who
attempted to kill her husband at Port
Kennedy. Pa, on Jan. %, was found
In the Schuykil river yesterday.
A state of anarchy prevails on the
Island of Hainan. bands Of outlaws
having raided II military camps and
committed murder unrestrained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
SCH0OLBOYS' ROMANCE.
It Ends in Attempted Murder, Fo
lowed by Suicide,

1t Ends In Attempted Murder, Fol-
lowed by Suicide.
Lancaster. Pa, March 10.-Roy Geh-
rig, of Milton, Pa, shot and perhaps
fatally wounded VIII B. Davis, of st.
Clair, Pa, at Millersville, yesterday.
and then killed himself. They were
pupils Of Pierce's Business college. at
Philadelphia, and went to MiIlersville
on Saturday to call upon two lady stu
dents at the Formal school there they
returned to the village Tuesday night
end took a room at Hoaks hotel, where
the tragedy occurred.
A note written by Gehrig, and found
near his body, gives his explanation Of
the tragedy ss follows: I'VE are dead
In love with Alice Cummings and An
ME Holmes, and not being able to see
them, and they keeping away from
us, we resolved to take our life. My
name Is Roy Gehrig. of Milton, Pa;
the little fellow is William Davis. Of
st. Clair. Please notify our parents
at once. We would like to be cremated,
80 notify our parents at once"
Davis. who has three bullets in his
body, says he knows nothing OF The
note. and denies there was any COM
pact to commit suicide. From what
can be learned 1t seems that Gehring.
who was introduced to the ladies' by
Davis, was desperately in love with
Miss Cummings, and that he and Davis
had dispute over her. Gehrig then,
1t is supposed, decided to kill Davis and
then take his own life, and wrote the
letter to make the affair appear like
a double suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
JOHN WANAMAKER ACCEPTS
The Business Mems Nomination For
Governor of PENNSYLVANIA,

The Business Mems Nomination For
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, March 10-John Wanna
maker will be the candidate of the
Business Mems Republican League for
governor. He gave out a letter last
night addressed to the notification COM
mittee appointed at the meeting Of
representatives from nearly all the
counties in the state held in this city
on Feb. 7, In which he states that ne
does not want to be candidate for the
office, but realizes that somebody must
make the fight, and he therefore sinks
his personal desires and accepts the
public duty rendered to him.
Mr.. Wanamaker's delay of over q
month has led many of his friends to
believe that he would decline the nom-
nation. He has given no intimation to
any one Of his determination to run
for office, and close personal friends
were therefore surprised when he an
nounced that he will be a candidate.
Mr. Wanamaker has been Ill for some
days, but is much better, and he stated
last night that he will begin active po-
litical work at once. 1t was intimated
that Mr.. Wanamaker will be his own
campaign manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10


Sales of personal property will take
place as follows:
March II, furniture, 9oa West Ninth
street. city.
March II. W. Burrls, New Castle hun
March IA, Frank Handy, Brandywlue
Hundred.
March "A, Russell and Latimer, Chris
tiana hundred.
March IA, Sale on the Tybout Farm.
Now Castle hundred,
March Is, sale good furniture, 1l0I JET
ferson street, city.
March Is. Mrs. Robert wadsley, New
March IL, Hiram King, Christiana hun
dred. .g.,d r,o
March IS, furniture, s23 Madison street
city,
March II, Mary Cannon, Christiana
hundred
March 17,sale good furniture, 926 French
March II, Alfred W. Walker, Mill Greek
hundred
March IS, Passmore Bros, Christians
hundred.
March IS, W: L. Banks, New Castle, New
Castle hundred.
March IS, Passmore e. Bros. sale of cows
March 10, sale Of good furnitur eat Std
ham & Sons auction room.
March 10, Jester & Mcdaniel, sale Of
horses, city.
March ii, KEGS property on Janvier farm
near New Castle.
March 81, Isaac Truax, Montchanin.
March 90. Dennis Furey, Boothwyn,
Delaware county, Pa.
March 49, sale of real estate at Court
House.
Parties intending to have sales this com
ing spring should engage an auctioneer at
an early day, so tina. here may be no con-
fusion in regard to dates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
CHINA'S APPEAL TO RUSSIA.

Endeavoring to Induce Withdrawal
ofDemands Regarding Port Arthur.
London, March 10.-The Peiin cor
respondent of The Times despite
Chinas denial that the Russian de-
mands as to Port Arthur and Ia Lien
Wan were in the nature of an ultima
tum, maintains the correctness Of his
original dispatch of Sunday last to the
effect that Russia had called upon
China to surrender all sovereign rights
over Port Arthur and Ia Lien Wan for
the same period and on the same con-
dtions as in the case of Germany at
Kiao- Chau, giving her five days for a
reply and insisting upon the signing
Of an agreement within a month. He
now adds:
Although the period Of the ultima
tum has expired, M. Pavloff, the Rus
sian charge d'affaires at Pekin. ex-
plains that he has not taken action
because China has instructed her min
lister at st. Petersburg to seek an audi
ence with Emperor Nicholas with y
view of obtaining withdrawal of the
Russian demands"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
SENIOR POLO DE BERNABE.

49,
sano and several Of the attaches Of the
Spanish legation at Washington and of
the consul generals office In New York.
He received warm greeting, Consul
Baldasano acting as master of cere-
monies at the reception which awaited
the ambassador when he left the ship.
Nearly an hour was consumed on the
dock by the party In pleasant CONVEX
sation, and then the Spanish minister
was. escorted to New York city, going
first to the Waldorf Astoria and later
to the residence of the Spanish consul
general.
to say for publication. but he declared
that he was glad to return to America,
where he has many friends
Il had a pleasant voyage, and II my
stay In this country is as pleasant"
said he. II shall be satisfied. For the
present must follow the example of
your minister in Spain, General Wood
ford"
When asked what General Woodford
was doing In Spain the minister placed
the index finger of his hand over his
sealed lips and sa1c nothing.
He declined to discuss the Cuban
question or to say anything whatever
on the present relations between this
country and his country.
II expect to be excused from talking
on international subjects" he said, ''as
my position requires me to keep a
closed mouth"
Mr.. Bernabe's wife is expected to ar
rive in this country the latter part Of
May. She Is at present visiting her
father. who Ia the Spanish ambassador
at Berlin.
The Spanish minister left for WASH
ington this morning, saying he wanted
to begin his duties as early as possible
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
Gold Seekers Burned to Death,

Seattle, Wash. March 10.-Passen-
gers on the steamer Humboldt which
arrived here yesterday from Dyea and
Skaguay, Alaska, brings the news that
on the night of March 8 a fire occurred
in Dyea in which 1t Is thought five per-
sons persisted. The fire broke out In the
Every Ones Home hotel, completely
destroying the hotel and adjoining sa-
loon and dance hall. More than 20 per-
sons were sleeping in the hotel. The
bodies of Bert Meek, of Portland, and
man named Russell, Of Juneau have
been taken out The body of an I'M
known woman has also been recovered.
1t was thought that the remains of two
more men were in the ruins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
BELLEvUE ]
HOSPITAL
TRIES NEW RF NEEDY.
We read in the New York Herald |.

We read in the New York Herald.
polyn ice Dil ths new remedy for rhap.
matism and similar diseases which as Al.
,eady related in tho Her.id ,y.s annHna a.
BelIevua hospitai last wesR NV M A1aw"
andre. who representa- Dr MnbilIe of pa
ris, the discoyerer az the remedy has Al.
rsady in MANY of the cnses ernerimeots cd
mon M the heljeyna hosnitai disnen nv
achieved Mi ana norc than claimed for Il
INC physoans have been ma mncb asian.
ished as pleased wieb the results of the ex.
neriment, and an anthorativa ncisnoSvi-
edoment nj the indeht adns ~ rha ,nadi.
q, / world In Dr MAMMA NAV soon Iva looL.
ed for '
The most obsttnnts c,ses n "a undar-
stood have viaIaad raadiIyg m the treat.
ment Pat,ents aho haya, nam ,,,,ia. aa
with lu,nbago for twenty wears have ex.
biblted imnrovement altar a aingle annli,
cation. "'' ''pp''
ma n,ost ,a,,,.,L.h,. ..s,,,., h.,,,.,,ou
were achieved In n casa ,yhera tho unt,emt
treated had been a suffersr from agq p
adj rh.nInntism which atfactna sha ten..
dons of tbe leus q" tha, h.. 'yas unah,s to
touch Tho uronnd with bis b.siS One an.
plioatIon Relieved him IN snch an sxtspt
that lbs is now able To use his ,imbs in "A
Natural manner "
LII This connection the following letter
may be OF interest 10 the physicians who
are experimenting with Dr Mabilles
remedy:
20 tho Editor OF the Herald:
l read In your last Sundays number
about Poiynice Oil. Having .preyiou,ly
heard OF the virtues of said Oil from friends
! was one OF the first to be treated last
wednesday at Bellevue hospital. Il Ind
peen suffering from rheumatism for sew.
erai years anu alter using all kinds OF
medicines without results, Polynice Oil
mas done lttor me, and l am altogether
rid OF The painful sickness after IL hrsJ
trentinent wishing to thank tho speci,.
alisF Tor tho burden u pain he has lifted
from my shoulders. l have called at The
hospital but the authorlt ties could not give
me MS address. and ! therefore beg to DO
MloWea the liberty OF your hosp,table col
uihhs toconvey to him my most sincere
THANKS .L
Very truly yours,
Il. L. pAVlLLARD
,Martlnsyllle, So,nerset county, N j:
we read IN the New York World;
new treatment for rheumatism and
KINDRED troubles Is being Experimental
with by three physicians at Bellevue.
The operation Is wholly unlike any
tnlnY now DruCtlCeu, liz Ia the disco VerV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
RtEBG IN BOMBAY.
Hindoos and MOhammedans Attack
;,~s the European Inhabitants.
MANY OF THE RIOTERS KILLED.

Before Being Suppressed by the MIL
iuary the Rioters Had Killed Several
Europeans, Including Two soldiers,
Who Were Stoned to Death.
Bombay, March 10.-Serious plague
riots have occurred in the native quar-
ter The mob attacked the hospital,
burned the Offices and stores and saw
agely assaulted the doctors, killing one
of them. Detachments of police, Of the
Shropshire regiment and of artillery
were hurried to the scene. A volley
was fired into the mob and seven per-
sons were killed. Before this two SOL
diers of the Shropshire regiment and
one artilleryman were stoned to death.
The two members Of the Shropshire
regiment who were killed were walking
unarmed. The mob battered in their
skulls.
Many European officers and many
policemen were severely handled and
seriously injured. In several instances
Europeans who were traversing the ma
tive section Of the town alone were
beaten or stabbed. Some were dan
gerously injured.
In various parts Of the city plague
ambulances were seized and burned.
Attempts were made to burn the hos
pitfalls. and the European nurses had
marrow escapes. Finally they were es-
corted to place of safety by the troops.
The mob attacked the Jamsetjee hos
pital and badly wounded Mr.. Gillespie,
the house surgeon, but 1t was repulsed
by rifle volleys and several of the riot
ers were killed.
The total losses of the rioters are yet
unknown, but the outbresN 10 regarded
as the most alarming that has occurred
In India In many years.
The riot broke out at noon among the
low caste Hindoos and Mohammedans
against the Europeans, and had Its
origin In an attack upon plague
search party. The excitement has now
partially subsidized, but the situation is
still regarded as serious. Cavalry has
been ordered from Poonah to assist in
patrolling the streets and the volun-
teers have been called out. The city is
in the hands Of the military.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
MARTIN AND DEPUTIES ACQUITTED
Jury Declares the Killing of Striker
Not Unlawful.

Jury Declares the Killing Of Strikers
Not Unlawful. 90,
W?ikesbarre, Pa, March 10.-The Jury
In the case Of Sheriff Martin and his
deputies, who were charged with the
killing of the strikers at Lattimer on
Sept. 10 last, yesterday returned YER
dict Of not guilty. There was an at
tempt at applause, but 1t was quickly
suppressed by the Judge.
When the jury retired Tuesday even
Ing they took only one ballot. and It
was unanimous for acquittal. 1t Is
said the jury was prepared to render a
verdict before leaving the box. The
ballot was taken only for form sake
After the jury had been thanked and
discharged by Judge woodward Dis
trict Attorney Martin asked that the
defendants be required to continue their
bali bond. as there are still II indict-
ments for murder hanging over them
and 3S for feloniousiy woundng The
bond was continued. as requested.
District Attorney Martin says he has
not decided what to do with the other
cases. but will confer with the prosecu.
ting committee. This committee, 1t Is
said. will insist upon further prosecu-
Hon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10

The New Spanish Minister Ready
TO Assume His Duties.
FOLLOWS wooDFoRB,s EXAMPLE.

Senior Luis Polo De Bernsbe Refuses
to Discuss Politics, ProftIDR by the
Attitude Assumed by Our Repre-
sentative at Madrid.
New York. March 10.-On board the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm ii. which arrived yesterday
from Gibraltar. was Senior Luis Polo de
Bernabe, Spanish minister to the United
States, who was sent here to succeed
Senior Dupuy de LONE. Senior Bernabe.
when seen at Quarantine, answered
questions pleasantly, saying that he
had been ten days without news. and
was ready to receive rather than to
impart information. II have had very
pleasant trip on the ocean with very
pleasant people. / am not q stranger
herein fact, am an old Washing
tonian. OF course, have no comment
to make on political subjects. l shall
probably 60 Immediately to Washing
ton"
Senior Bernabe was met at the pier in
Hoboken, when the steamship came up
last night, by Consul General Balda-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
Death OF Prosecutor winfIcId.

Jersey City March l0-Charles Win
field, the former prosecutor of Hudson
county, died at his home in this city
yesterday from a complication of dis
eases. He served as prosecutor of
Hudson county from his appointment
In 1883 until a few weeks ago, when he
resigned because Of illness. His term
would have expired next month. MIR.
Winfield prosecuted the ballot box
suffers In 1883, large number Of
whom were sent to state prison.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
Cnrriage Factory Enlargement.

Messrs.: Gatta and Kaiser will build an
addition to their carriage factory near the
corner Of Third and Walnut streets 1t
will be- AZ feet deep, SO feet wide and two
stories high, thus atfording ample room TO
accommodate their large aud increasing
business. They have been engaged in the
business for many years and their reputa.
ton for doing strong and durable work i,
second to none. W. g. Guthrie has been
awarded the contract for the carpenter
work and he will push the work SO the
building may DO completed at an early
date
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
Taunton Strikers Weakening,

Taunton, Mass, March 10.-The strik-
ers of the Whittenton mills are weaken
ing, and the failure of the loom fixers
to secure aid from the national union
has broken the backbone of the strike.
1t Is expected that all operatives will
return to work either next Monday or
a week from that time Agent Lover
ing said today that the gates would
probably be opened within week or
so, and the operatives could return at
the new schedule If they wished.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
Chicago Trolley Car Held I'm

Chicago, March 10.-A trolley car on
the Cicero and Proviso line was held
up last night by robbers, who secured
$40 from the conductor and the passen-
gers. The men boarded the car in a
desolate spot on Forty-sixth street, and
at the point Of their reVolvers COM
PEELED the conductor to give up what
money he had. They took small sums
from the passengers and fled. After
leaving the car they fired a number of
shots at it, the bullets breaking sew
eral of the car windows, but missing
the passengers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10

Columbia. Mo. March 10.-Five stu
dents. the ringleaders in q recent class
riot, were dismissed from the State uni
versity yesterday. Twenty-Five others
were suspended for periods ranging
from one week to three months. This
action by the university council is the
result of a riot which occurred about
two weeks ago, when class party held
by the freshmen was broken I'D by a
mob composed Of upper classmen. The
rioters went SO far as to turn a fire
hose into the hall filled with young
women. and even burned one Of the
outbuildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
From Boston to the klontilke.

Boston. March 10.-The schooner Mil
dred left yesterday with party Of New
Englanders for ALASKA. Captain Nick.
erson took out clearance papers for San
Francisco. where the vessel will be
Joined by several more of the party,
who will go overland. The expedition
is under the management Of Herbert A.
Tole, of Dedham. Several fishing dories
were taken out on the deck of the YES
sci, to be used in navigating the shall
low waters. At Orca Mr.. Tole intends
to build storehouse for trading pur-
poses, and some of the party will b.
stationed there during the season. 1t is
expected that the Mildred will reach
San Francisco in June.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
Alleged Fugitive Murderer CAPTURED

Chicago. March 10.-Fred NJ Brock
haus, wanted In Wilton. Conn, for the
murder Of David 8. r. Lambert, a
military instructor at that place, is
under arrest here. 1t is charged that
last December Brockhaus and Bernard
Willis, a pupil of Lambert, entered
Lambert's residence for the purpose Of
robbery, and meeting resistance killed
Lambert and severely wounded his
wife. Brockhaus confesses completely
in the robbery, but declares that Willis
committed the murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10

lot of trouble and expense. Yesterday AT
ternoon II COW being driven along Eighth
street, when near Washington, ATTACKED
Mrs John Herman OF Philadelphia. WIN
was cut riding on her wheel, and TO sci
her in he air. 1t then tackled her bicycle
but fortunately lid not do any srriGus in
Jury to either, The animal had chased
several her persons before attacking
Mrs. Herman. Animals with such dl,po-
sitioDs should not b, allowed 10 he driven
through the reefs Of oar rtty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10

WHILE there may I've no war hrtw" 3
Spain and the United States, he Govern
tnent has done the right thing by i.ppru
nrintlng loan of $5o, 0N,oO to strengthen
sne coast defonsc5 Uncle sam has an.
limited credit and can gel all the money
fpmired tG carry on n war, If IL comes t.,
HAT between the two countries. Money
s1iKs every time, and Congress- to Il ,uan.
( " with the President aud his Cabinet in
furnishing the sinews of war, But. Ike
Gencral Grant, we are in favor of peace 1t
Rossiblc,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10

Health is the preservor Of the bloom Of
youth, md with the loss OF health the
beauty passes away. The great destroyer
Of health Is disease, Only the specialist
who has devoted his life to studying them
oan cure chronic diseases. DR. Greene, So
West l4th ST., New York City, the world
famous specialist, has found the true
remedies fos the cure of diseases after
years Of investigation, You can consult
DR.. Greene personally or by letter, free II
you need the aid Of the highest skin, call
or write TO Dr. Greene to-day, He can
cure you His treatment by correspond.
euue assures you of cure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-10
The Murder Of Conductor Galloway

The Murder Of Conductor Galloway,
Norristown, Pa. March 10.--The case
of Martin Connor, who is charged with
the murder Of Conductor Mordecai r.
Galloway, was called for trial yester-
day. Common pleaded not guilty, and
about two hours were consumed in Sc
curing jury. The defense claim that
they viii have no trouble, in proving a
complete alibi for their client Motor
man Charles Matthias says he is posi-
tive. however, that Common Is the man
who fired the fatal shot.