Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-04-15
EGRAPHIC TICKS
News Notes From Every Part OF
the Civilized World.

Street preaching has been stopped
by the Mayor Of Atlanta, Ga.
First Secretary g. d. Bland of the
British Ambassy at Washington, Is
dead
Miss Matte Darlington, Of Will
iamsburg, lost her $1,000 rousseau in
fire.
The Pope received the Cardinals
yesterday. He hopes for universal
peace.
Robert I. Lincon's daughter. who
ran away with ballplayer Beckwith,
has been forgiven.
Lord Charles Beresford's book on
China based on his recent trip will be
issued this week
Professor Booker r. Washington. the
negro leader. urges his race to vote
with local majorities
Agoneillo. the Filipino agent now in
Paris, says the army consists of 200,
900 troops including women.
The Wilson parole bill. better known
as the Younger brothers bill, has been
Killed hey md rcsurrrct On IN the
House.
Second Lieutenant G. e. Lang Sec
ond Artillery. is on trial at Washing
capade.
The AnderSon.Dupuy Steel Com
pany at pittsburg has advanced the
wages of all employees from 121a TO 20
per cent
One hundred and thirteen rnionists
and $50 Nationalist were chosen at
elections for members Of the Irish
County Councils
A,,-,,.4 No..
Trinoski were struck by train near
La Cross. Ind, while riding a railroad
velocipede. and both instantly killed.
Charles BAH. a merchant, and Rob
ert Hager, a farmer of Ewart. had
fight with pistols, resulting from an
old feud. Ball was killed and Hager
will die.
Leonard e. Philipp corporal of
Company G. First Colorado Nolun-
teers. who died from wounds received
in battle at Manila. was Kansas
City druggist.
Heavily armed special police are
guarding the shops of the Cumberland
Glass Company at Bridgeton, \ j.,
where one thousand glass workers
went on strike.
The plumbers of Des Moines. about
lou III UuIDDtf, nave SlTutK Tor III
eight-hour day, delaying building op.
erations, which are heavier this spring
than ever before.
The Iowa Manufacturer of brick.
sewer pipes, tile and other clay pro-
ducts are arranging a combination. 1t
will control prices. because heavy
freights exclude outside competition
Chicago will probably have the first
reunion Of the regiment that Colonel
Roosevelt commanded during the war
on October g. President Mckinley will
be there and the cornerstone of the
new nostoAice is to be laid
Paris doctors claim TO have found
the cancer microbe.
John Jacob Astor has arrived at
Constantinople ON his steam yacht,
Seventeen suicides were reported In
Paris yesterday nearly all due to pov-
erty
Thomas j. Havemeyer, brother OF
II. O. Have1leyer, the Sugar King, Is
dead.
Daniel Kelly. of Hall county. Ga,
has welded three sisters in ten
months.
Trying to keep mp with scorchers
killed Bicycllst -. ID. DAILY of Water
bury. Conn.
Miss Susan r. Fowler. of Vineland
n. J.. has embarked on a literary
career at seventy three.
The United States collier Brutus has
finished loading coal and has sailed
from San Francisco for Guam.
United States Ambassador Choate
has returned to London from Bourne
mouth. greatly improved in health.
The Western Union office at Little
Falls. \. V. will be sold for taxes.
The company claims charges are eX-
orbtant
The United States auxiliary cruiser
Yosemite, from Norfolk. passed in
Sandy Hook yesterday. bound for the
Brooklyn navy yard, to fit out for Ma
Mia
Johannes Schroeder, a Hamburg
banker. is suing John NJ. Young, of
New York. for $4,000, alleging fraud
and deceit on the part of the defend
ant. a large importer.
kilograms have been sent to Presi-
dent Mckinley and Governor Roose-
welt inviting them to attend the dem
onstration of Welcome TO he given the
Raleigh by the citizens of New York.