The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-01
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ton; aged seyenty.twc. MIRA. Elizabeth
(, Il. Tilton. wife OF ThaodSse ,riiton, In
Brooklyn; aged sIxsy.twe.
10. Obituary: Chariea Goodc, veteran
Of the Black Hawk war. In Belmont.
Wis; aged 1903.
e 10. War bet&ean turkey end Greece
declared obituary: Mines I.ev!ck. an
old, fasorltS motor, In New York city;;S
aged sixty-s!x. !5 81 n
20. Obituary: Billy Birch. the old time
minstrel, IN New York; clty; aged alxsS-yg
q. King IIumbert attacked BY u polltl-
chi fanatic. ~ 4,
K Obituary. Representative William s. Z
Holman, In Washington; aged ssvsuty-
20. Earthquake. V!oRnt earthquakes
and ST 47t loss OF like in the Lceward Is
lands. rs Ws1 IA
q. After a fierce fight at Natl the
Greeks rctrcated from Tyrnavo and La
r!asc to Pharsalh. gl5}
20, Obituary: Antonla Maxine Mora.
principal In the Spanish claims case. in
New. York city. Y sf
81. Fire: Two piers at Newport News,
Va: q sailing vessel, steamship and u
tug burned; loss, 81, DOC, 900,
2s. Obituary: Col. lease Z. Peyton.
known as the father OF centennials," in
lIaddorileld, N. III: aged elgh;y-:wo.
30 Obituary: George w. Bldllc, one OF
Phlladelpa!as most eminent lawyers, at
that city: aged .eeventy-nint.
50, Turks repulsed ut Feles.ine with
enormous loss. n
MAY. X =.
q miscellaneous: The Greek; army In
Iplrus retired TO Ar.a. Trinity church.
New York, celebrated its ,2OO,h anniver-
sary H Is. 8
% 4. Fire disaster: A charity bazaar In
Paris: over 100 deaths and about 200 In
jured; several ladies Of rank among the
victims. Y
Obituary: Admiral Richard W. Meade,
u. s. A., retired, In Washington; aged
sixty. Joseph Thorne, inventor OF the
typeset!ing machine, at Sing Sing; aged
seventv-two. Edwin f. .Thorne. the nc.
tor, in. New York City.
a. Obituary--Henrl d'orleans, due
d'Aumalc, the fourth son OF King Louis
Philippe, at yucca, Sicily; aged seventy
five.
o.. Thirteen lives lost by
fire on the Mallory line steamship Lee
ona, at sea.
13 Accident-Ten killed and nine In
Jured in the ore mines at Plnkncy, Tenn.
Il. Obituary-Robert Kemp, orlgina-
tor OF the "olde folkes concert" at Bos-.
ton; aged seventy-seven. Max Maret-
eek, the well known operate manager,
on Staten Island; aged seventy-six.
20. Ob!tuary--Horatio King. ex-post-
master general, ut Washington; aged
elghty-six. Ma Ss5s5s
Conyentlcns-The one hundred and
ninth general assembly OF the Presby-
terrain church began at Winona, Ind.
The general assembly OF the Southern
Presbyterian convention opened at
Charlotte. n. c. -
81. Earthquake.-In the south Attain
tic and central western states.
JUNE.
/. Obituary-General Daniel Rug
giles, the Oldest surviving graduate Of
Westspolnt, in Frederlcksbu:s, Va;
aged elghty-seven.
meeting of the American Medical As,
ISOLATION held in the Academy Of Music
AT, Philadelphia.
- ,Aupllel gCllsIS III oPalh, AhhIstets
resigned.
&. a negro lynched by a mob: two
men killed and ten pounded In the
crowd at Urbdna. Ohio.
5. Obituary-Rear Admiral Samuel
F.. Lee, u. S. Nj retired, the last Of the
commanders Of great squadrons in the
civil war, In Washington; aged eighty
ilve.'
Il. Obituary-Ney Elias, great ex-
plorer and late consul general at Mesh
ed, in London. Eph Norris, the veteran
oarsman, at one time world famed. at
Pittsburgh: aged forty-e!sht.
S. Exp!oslon-Twenty-six persons In
| jured by fireworks II Chicago.
ObItuayy-Mrs. Sarah A. Granger. Sis
| ter Of Stephen 4. Douglas. at Clifton
Springs, y. Y; aged eighty-siS.
9. Fire-The st. Louis Milling Com
| pany's plant in. Carl!nsvil!e. Ills; loss,
100000.
Ocean disaster-Wreck OF the steam
G. Adeu @. Socotra Island; seventy
| eight persisted. #
y. Obituary Archbishop Janssens.
head Of the Roman Catholic diocese OF
New Orleans, or the steamer Creole,
bound for New York.
10. Attempt upon the life OF President
Faure. OF France.
II. F!res-The buildings on Ellis is
land, New York harbor, destroyed;loss
100000, 3%
Ob!tuary-.Charlotte Woltcr, once
known as the tragedy queen Of Ger
many" IL Vienna; aged sixty-three.
Barney Barnato, known rs the South
African diamond king" lea2eG over
board wi!.e on the way to England.
&. Obituary - The Rev. Father
Knc!pp, the famous docto--pr!est. at
Wocr!shofcn. Munich; aged seventy
! five.
| S. TorNado--Twenty-s six persons bur
| led In the ruins OF y barn III Lincoln.
Logan county. Ills.
! Ob,tuarv--J5hn II. Francis. senior
proprietor and editor In chief OF the
Troy Times ard formerly minister OF
the United States to Austria, Greece
and Portugal. IN Troy, \. T.; aged sew
tnty-four. Juliet Corson, the well
known writer and teacher OF cookery
and dletles. III New York: aged fifty
five. 90
q. Obituary-Captain Boycott the
| first man subjected to the boycott" in
London: aged flfty-Ave.
": laneous-chris:ian x. Ross,
the father OF Charles Ross, the abb
Quoted boy, died In Germantown. Pa;
aged geventy-four. The eighteenth ma
tIorai saenSerfest held In Philadelphia.
"a. Tornado-Threc persons killed
and considerable damage done near sa-
| lima. Kan.
%. Obltuary-GencraI George ".
Harrington, a veteran Of the civil wa:,
and former exalted ruler OF the Elks,
at Kalamazoo. Mich; ened sixty.