Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-07-22

THE NEWS CONDENSED.
A Review of What Has TRANSFERRED
of Public Interest.
Chattanooga. July 19-Two hundred
horses and fifty wagons have been
shipped from Camp Thomas to San
Francisco. They will be taken to
Manila.
London. July 19.-The Duke of West
minister has presented the 10000 SOY
ereigns won by Flying Fox in the race
for the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown
Park TO the Royal Alexandra Hospital
at Rhyl.
Columbus. Ohio. July 19.--In col
lision between freight and a passen-
ger train on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad at Haverhill. O., three per-
sons were killed and four others
severely injured.
White Plains. n. Y, July 19.-Allison
+. Knowles. conductor of a freight
train. was killed here while coupling
two cars together. the coupling pass.
ing through his body. The injured
man was taken TO the White Plains
Hospital where he died.
Newburg. n. Y, July 19.-George NJ.
Kripner, the 24-year-old employee of
the Crawshaw Carpet Company who
was hurt on June 81, and whose
days ago, when lockiaw set in, is dead.
Antitoxin serum was used, but with
out avail.
Akron, Ohio. July 19.-The mangled
remains of Patrick Malone were found
ON the Erie tracks here He was %
years old and had just returned to this
city from San Francisco, where he was
mustered out of service week ago.
lie was dressed in his army uniform
when killed.
Stamford, Conn, July 19.--Some sur
prise is felt mt New Canaan over the
announcement of the marriage of n
fifteen-year-old boy and girl not yet
seventeen. The bride Is Pearl Irene
Pack, and the hridegrooms name is
Johnson. The groom's mother is only
thirty years old.
Washington. July 19.-Despatches
from Ambassador Choate In regard to
the Alaska boundary negotiations were
laid before the Cabinet by the Secre-
tary of State. Cabinet officers decln-
ed to give details of the contents of
these messages. but admitted that the
situation had not improved.
Peterborough. Ont, July &c. ].
Pusey, President and Manager of the
Irondale, Bancroft -& Ottawa Rail-
way, died here. He was a native of
Chester. Pa, and had been in railway
work all his life. He was formerly
/. General Manager of the Sodus Point q
Southern Railway.
Milwaukee, July 13.-Fire destroyed
the Grace Hotel. four-story brick
structure at Park and Reed streets.
About twenty-five firemen were in
iured. and FIVE may die. 1t was the
most serious fire of the kind since the
Davidson Theatre was destroyed, at
which time about a dozen firemen lost
their lives. The pecuniary loss vii ~, &c
small
Heading, Penn. July 19.--Dr r. NJ.
Endlich, whose death at Tucson. Ariz..
has been reported here, was son of
the late John Endlich. at one time a
United States Consul to Switzerland.
Dir. Endlich was a brother of G.. A.
Endlich. at present additional law
Judge of the Berks County Penn9
Court He was a highly educated and
brilliant man.
Tekamah- Neb.. July 19.-The Hon.
II. Wade ellis of this place has re-
ceived information of the drowning of
the whole family of A. M. Blade. n
farmer. There were, eight children.
with their parents. The ten lost their
lives while travelling from Nebraska
overland TO Minnesota. They had
camped on Turkey River, in the south
San Francisco, July 19.-The report
of the local immigration commission
for the fiscal year ending June 80
shows that 3,726 males and 1,O40 fe-
males Were landed during the year. OF
the arrivals 1867 were Japanese l.
464 English, 101 Germans, 1853 Next
cans, % Coreans, II Filpinos, $50 Irish
" Spanish and 1873 Portuguese. They
brought with them total of 1897, 754
Washington. July 19-The State
Department has received a report from
Consul-General Maxwell. dated Santo
Domingo, June "a. to the effect that
the Dominican Congress has passed
an act making the import duties pay
able in United States gold or in the
current money of the republic at the
rate of Sc for 81 gold. Formerly the
rate was 50 for 81. The act took eff
feet on July l, 1899.
Chicago, July 19.--Willis J. Abbott
Of New York was the first of com
mittee from the New York silver men |
10 arrive here for the big Democratic |
tomorrow night. Mr.. Alb |
lott said that great majority of the |