Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-01
'cloudburst in Hawkins county,

= N4A44s
Arbuckle's sugar refinery begins
operations.
DR. Bruesselbach, of Germany, an
nounces the discovery in Palestine
of the manuscripts of Moses.
\The Guatemala revolution ends by
>he capture in cave of Morales,
Is leader. Charles M. Depauw, of
New Albany, Ind, files a petition
bankruptcy.
he Tinware Trust fails.
Eighty soldiers drown at Hoad,
hungary, by the collapse of pom
Don bridge.
h movement begins in Jamaica for
annexation to the United States.
Forgery indictment against Mrs.
Atkinson, wife of the West Virgin
la Governor, quashed. Mrs. w. A.
Botkin arrested in San Francisco
ION the charge of poisoning ex-Con-
ressman Pennington's daughters
Dover, DEL
le Americana Canadian Commits
bn meets in Quebec.
he Gear proposes an international
beace conference.
The Constitution of the United
States of Central America signed.
The worlds record for high kite
flying broken at Bluehill, Mass, by
Clayton and Ferguson; highest Of
the tandem reaches an altitude of
l2,I24 feet above sea level.
Wilhelmina, of Holland,
crowned. Colonel Henry arrested
in Paris for forging evidence
against Dreyfus, confesses and
commits suicide
SEPTEMBER.
The Anglo-Egyptian army defeats
the DervisheS at Omdurman.-
Striking miners at Pana, H., cap
ture the President and Superin-
tendent of the mining company;
militia called out next day.
-Cavaignac, French Minister of War,
resigns rather than consent to re-
vision of the Dreyfus case.-Flint
glass bottle manufacturers organ
ize trust.
European astronomers discover a
planet whose orbit overlaps that of
Mars. A locomotive cuts trolley
NcAi III NV gill SoAONso, ~ L NIL
ing Is people.
-Middle-of-the- Road Populists, in
convention at Columbus, nominate
Wharton Barker for President and
Ignatius Donnelly for Vice Presi-
dent. The American Indies Com
kpany organized in New York.
Musselmans in Crete rebel against
Rritish authority. An unfinished
Ridge at Hogansburg, Ont, col
pses, drowning 80 men.
he Federal Steel Company incor-
brated.
Impress Elizabeth of Austria as
fascinated at Geneva. A hurricane
i'm the West Indies destroys 300
lives; the first great storm fore
casted by the new United States
West Indian weather service.
"A large section of New Westmin-
6ter, B. c., burns; loss, $2,500,000.
1.-THE dismembered body of Emma
Gill discovered at Bridgeport,
Conn.
Lorenzo Snow elected President of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints (Mormon).
Bynum, of the National
(Gold) Democratic party, resigns
Diplomatic relations between Italy
and Colombia severed.
Day resigns as Secretary of State.
james J. Hills Chicago syndicate
secures control of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.-Thirty-o
Y striking miners arrested at Monon-
kgahela, Pa.
Twelve lives lost; = oche burning Of
- deck SEX, II+eaage 8 grain ele-
r at Toledo.
Anglo Egyptian expedition
lures FlasIoda. -Phoeni-
fire, invented by a Berlin en-
eer, successfully tested.-A Bal
sea storm causes the drowning
100 fishermen.
receiver appointed for the New
gland Loan and Trust Company,
w York.
e French cabinet decides upon
ision of the Dreyfus case.
pitched battle fought at Pana,
:, between strikers and imported
Iro miners.
NADIA votes in favor of prohibi-
bn, but by an insufficient major
y.-The Constitution of the Phil
pine Island Republic proclaimed.
lay sworn in as Secretary of
tate.
OCTOBER.
square mile of buildings burn at
iankow, China; 1000 inhabitants
perish.
Warrants issued at Philadelphia
for the arrest of Senator Quay, ex-
Estate Treasurer Haywood, and 9TH
ers, on the charge of conspiracy in
copAaeetfon with the Peoples Bank
hHailure.-A hurricane ON the South
ACarolina coast wrecks many small
vessels and submerges number of
Islands; many negroes lost.
1.-THE battleship Illinois launched
kThe Tradesmen's National Bank,
New York, closes it's doors.
General Bacon's expedition fights
battle with Pillager Indians at
Leech Lake, MINI.
George d. Saxton, brother of Mrs.
Mckinley, murdered at Canton, O.,
by Mrs. George.
High water mark of the Govern
ment gold reserve, $245.063, 1876.
Fourteen men killed and 20 wound
ed at Virden, H., in au attack upon
imported negro miners by white
strikers.
rhe Tioga National Bank of
)wego. N. Y. (Senator Plat, Pre-
idenU suspends on account of the
lefalcation and suicide of the as
istant cashier.
he steamer Mohegan runs ashore
if the Lizard and founders; 143
eople drown.
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