Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-07-22
BRYAN Int they do not represent the
sentiment Of 4 majority Of the voters

Bryan nut they do not represent the
sentiment OF 4 majority of the voters
Fremont. Neh.. July 10. Word ha,
been received here that Edward w
Austin. a former resident Of this coun
III. now member Of the Sixth Artil.
lery iii the Philippines. was Edward
n sullivan. son OF q prominent Trini
uad, Col, citizen ana that he had been
kidnapped when a three-year-old baby,
probably by a woman and her husband
who came 10 this county about 1878
from Colorado bringing with them this
boy supposed TO be their son. In 1891
the man died and his wife few weeks
later The man changed his name to
Austin when fourteen and went TO
Honolulu where he enlisted in the
Sixth Artillery. While in the Philip
pines he learned the facts of the Sui
Ivan boy having been stolen and be-
came convinced that he was the miss
ing boy. His father still lives in Trini-
dad.
Montclair, n. j., July 19.-After six
weeks of suffering Charles O'Neill.
four years old. died az the home of his
parents here of hydiophobia. The lad
was the son of John f. O'Neill n prom
inent contractor.
/ Philadelphia. July 19-The United
| States ship Prairie with the Pennsyl-
| vania naval reserves on board, has re-
| formed from its cruise. arriving at
League Island. While the reserves
We're away they praeticed firing with
six-inch guns.
Evansville. Ind, July 1a-Frank II.
| Cody, Sam Towns and George Smith
were arrested in this city charged with
counterfeiting. They admitted max
| ing dimes. quarters and dollars and
| said they threw their molds into Pig
! con Greek. The men will be taken TO
Indianapolis. This makes nine arrests
| IN this city in the last week for coun-
terfeiting.
Louisville. Ky. July Ex-senator
| william Lindsay of Kentucky has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the prin-
ciIal address Mt the National Bar AS
| sociation meeting in Buffalo, n. ", on
August % Senator Lindsay is one of
the States foremost orators.
| Boston, July 20.-John Kelly, nine
teen years of age. of Roxbury, was
burned to death in the loft of a barn
on Minder street.
Gallipolis, Ohio, July 20.-Charles
McCarley, a member Of Company A,
Fifth United States Infantry, who was
reported to have been killed IN the
Spapish-Americnn CONFLICT nj Santiago
Cuba, writes home that he Is still alive.
London, July 20-The Birmingham
Post says that British Vice-Consul
| Jerome. who was in charge OF the
American interests at Havana during
the late war. has been appointed Con-
sui at Mexico City.
Jacksonville, Fla. July 21.--isThe
United States District Attorney here
has again been warned from Wash
incfon to watch for filibustering
expeditions from the Florida coast
against Honduras, Nicaragua and
other Central American countries.
Washington, Ind, July 21.--Isaac
Frank. the eighteen-year-old son OF
Gus Frank. n wealthy retired mer-
chant of Petersburg. twelve miles
south of here, got into some quick
sand while wading in the shallow
water that covered a sandbar and was
drowned The unfortunate young man
graduated last spring from the public
high school
Cape Town, July 21.-Dr. Cecil
Rhodes, formerly Premier Of Cape
| Colony. has nrrl,ru nv... S
| welcomed by Reception Committee,
/ composed of influential citizens, and
enthusiastically cheered.
] Seattle, July 21.--James II. Kelly,
who has just arrived from the Klon-
like, estimates that there are now at
/ St Michaels between 300 and 300
stranded prospectors who do not know
where their next meal Is coming from.
Glasgow. Mont, July PA. Great
| Northern work train was wrecked and
five of the railroads employees badly
hurt The accident was due to the
great heat. which had expanded sew
eral tight rails and caused them to
spread.
San Francisco, July PLAT a meet
ing of the Board of Regents of the
University of California, to-day, Pro
fessor Benjamin lde Wheeler accepted
the presidency of the university, the
regents granting every request and
condition by him.
Baltimore, July 21.-Engineer Jesse
w. Resau was killed and Fireman J.
NJ. Shade was seriously injured by the
derailing of the locomotive attached to
train No. 991 on the Curtis Bay Branch
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. The
accident was caused by the spreading
of the rails.
Scranton, Pa, July 19.--The grocery
store of George W. Norris at Carbon
dale was destroyed by fire. While
Peter Rivenberg. Barry Rowlson, John
Bergen and William Myers were fight
ing the fire at the front of the store
q tank of oil exploded with terrific
force, and the four men were hurled
to some distance sand badly burned
They were also cut by the flying glass