Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-11-25
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Theodore sedgwick Fay the diplomatist
and author. died at Berlin last night
Madame Dreyfus. the wife of the pris-
oner OF Devils Island. has been author
lied to cable her husband,
In the decree accepting the resignation
of Marshal Bianco as Captain General OF
Gu a. The Queen Regent eulOgizes the
zeal intelligence and loyalty with Whlcn
the Governor General has fulfilled his
functions.
r f. b Pierce has resigned as receiver
of the Glover T,eaf railroad on account OF
iii health his physicians insisting that
he must give up active work for at least
six months lie was appointed receiver OF
the road January y, 1885,
The Emperor and Empress of Germany
arrived at Munich Yesterday ana We're
met at the railroad station by Prince Luit-
pold. the regent Of Bavaria and the min
listers. After partaking of luncheon
their majesties resumed their journey.
The arm 9rg 81 fr raFss Ra @db was
Gently ashore in kam-Sah bay. has ar
rived at Hong Kong. with three holes in
her bottom. She will be locked for re-
pairs.
The italian government has sent an I'LL
timatum to the Sultan of Morocco on the
subject of the detention and i'll treatment
of Italian proteges. A week has been
given in which TO reply and the Italian
wars ip Umbria will fetch the answer of
the Sultan
A dispatch from Altoona. near Hamburg
says an umbrella maker of Oldenburg.
who boosted that he had been chosen by
lot to assassinate Emperor William on
the latteTs return from Palestine, has
been sentenced to three years imprison-
ment after having been convicted of iese
majestic.
More than 500 guests crowded into the
Myrtle rooms Of the WalGOrf-Astoria, in
New y ok. yesterday, at the wedding of
MIR. Simon Guggenheimer, of Denver, to
Miss Olga Hirsch of this city. 1t was a
high noon wedding. DR. VIM S. Fried
man, of Denver officiated.
2. H. Pierce. of Chrlstiansburg, Va,
the Morton House. New York He was
sitting in q chair fully dressed. Pierce
registered a the Morton House on Tues
day morning and was not seen alive
again. here is no evidence of suicide
The Londan Daily Mails Pekin CORE
spondent te!egraphs that in obedience to
orders from The court. the Emperor on
Thursday kow Towed to the Dowager
Empress on the occasion Of the apniver-
sary Of her majesty's birth, and then re-
turned to his island prison in the palace
on the lake.
A duel has been fought at Buda Pest
between the minister Of the interior De-
siderius dc Perczel. anu Deputy Hotto a
member Of the independent party, as an
outcome OF the ministers speech in par
lament on November 2e In which the
deputy considered himself insulted TIE
minister of tce interior was seriously
wounded in the forehead in the second as
Sault.
The British steamer Ruahine. which
sale dfrom London on October sd for
Lyileton, y. T.. mas arrived at Hobart
town, Tasmania and reports that on No
Vember 2Gtn she spoke The steam whaler
outhern Cross. bearing the Borchgrevink
expedition which left Englaud in ugust
last to explore the Antarctic continent
The Southern Cross reported all well on
board.
The Phi Delta THEFT convention at COL
umbus gave up yesterday 10 social amen
lties. Ia the morning the delegates were
given a carriage ride at noon a photo
graph of the convention was taken on the
steps of the state capitol. and in the af-
ternoon all went to the State University
to witness the football game between
Ohio STATE University and Ono Wesleyan
held this morning. when the election of
officers Will occur
The steamer Osceola. Capt. ]. C. Nc
Leod. reached Duluth last night. after
a bitter experience on Lake Superior and
after her crew had abandoned the vessel
LOT lItFlGR0 hours. IN lUeSIaN morning
she went on the rocks on Mott
Island, near Isle Royale. Ii took six
hours to get the crew fSixteen men all
off and several were badly frost bitten
AT nine o'clock Wednesday evening the
steamer floated after , 00o barrels OF salt
had been unshipped. The Osceola is not
badly damaged.
The Glasgow Herald says the American
line has ordered six Atlantic twin screw
liners-twO of Hawthorne and Leslie. and
four of the Clyde Bank Shipbuildlng Co.
1t Is added that they are intended for the
Belgian service, and that they
VIII fly the Red Star flag. The vessels to
be built ct Newcastle are. 1t appears. TO
be cargo boats so feet long. and the other
four are 10 be passenger ships $50 feet
long.-It is said these vessels are not in
tended TO compete with the bigger and
more powerful vessels OF other lines
The body of ". T Hugo. a leading bust
ness man of Ringo. l. T., who died in a
hotel in ST. Joseph Mo, September 2sth
under suspicious circumstances has baer
and will be held pending investi-
cation. Hugo carried heavy life insur-
anee in the Wood1nen of the World and
that organization is conducting the in
yestigation. Detectives have been work
ing on the case for some weeks. and In il
said that arrests viii follow the autopsy
Hugo came here alone and when his wifa