The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-29
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The Prince Regent Of Bavaria has
conferred the order Of st. Michael hrse
class, on DR.. Nansen, the explorer.
German bank officials say Great
Britain win raise q big war loan, and
1t Is understood Russia viii make ans
other EFFORT to raise loan.
Reported from Boer Head LaageF,
near Ladysmith, 25th inst, that the
British dead left on the battlefield yea
terday GATH numbered 100"
Anna II. Bowen, dean Of Woman'o
Hall. at Northwestern Unlvergity, Chi
caEo died OF heart disease. Formerly
did editorial work on The Nation.
Gas escaping from a detective stove
at HoneybTook. Pa, caused the dean
Of Mr.. Kandolf and almost sufocatid
all the inmates Of the boarding house.
Chief Clerk Jesse B. Rex, Of the
Pennsylvania house Of representatives.
Is stricken with paralysis at Hunting
don, Pa, and is in a critical condition.
The election Of ninety-Rihe French
senators yesterday resulted IN q prac-
tical ruut for the NationallstH. only
three out OF their thirty candIdateR
being elected.
Great line OF fine ocean vessels 10
within Ave years 10 be plying between
the Pacific ports and the Orient. which
Is expected to be OF great benefit TO the
north and northwest.
The British steamer Malin Head pick
ed UP a piece Of wood marked 'Ner-
rim" supposed to belong 70 a boat Of
the missing "Aderrimac," which has not
been heard OF since she left Canada.
Lord Roberts, after visiting the hos
pital ship Maine, over which he was
conducted by Lady Randolph Churchill,
expressed his entire satisfaction with
the arrangements. The Maine viii sail
for Durham.
The gendarmes have unearthed Car
| list arsenal In a house in Palensa, capi-
toll Of the province Of that name, ana
seized 100000 cartridges and q large
quantity Of arms. Six CarliSts who are
implicated, fed across the frontier.
The expected anarchist Demonstration
at the funeral Of Edward A. o'Connor,
at Chicago, yesterday. did not materials
lie. The red nag OF the United Metal
Workers was carried furled, ana q pos
llceman carried the stars and stripes.
All south and central Texas was VS.
tied by very severe blizzard. Whid-Alns
creases in severity az the night gIo'Gu,
and from present Indications WI Be The
worst blizzard Of the winter. The tent
perature has fellen thirty degrees
since noon.
Major Thomas A. Brander. paea
grand commander Of the Virginia
grand camp OF Confederate VeteranH.
and who was known throughout the
south for his prominence in ali ConfedS
crate reunions. died at Richmond. Na.t
yesterday, aged sixty years.
Pro- Boer meetinEs were held youtae.
dag at st Louis and Minneapolis, q
which much sympathy was shown for
the Beers, and demands were made that
the war be stopped. President MoRins
ley was requested to act 80 mediator be-
tween the contendlng parties.
Imp. CandIemas, the famous raOo
horse, owned by ]. B. Haggin, Of Lex
ington, KY, died yesterday, from vers
tigo. He was by Hermit, dam Fuse.
BY Maiysan. and was full brother 30
st. Blaise. VINO won the English derby II
1888, and sold at that time for 100000.
A falling hemlock tree, uear Kane.
Pa, crushed Edward Reede ana hiS son
10 death yesterday The hemlock HAD
were endeavorlng to diGlodga It, when
the wind RWayed the llemlock from Ia
position, andSit fell on the men, killing
both of them.
The prize court has fixed Monday.
january %. for the hearing OF the
charges with respect to the American
-four, said to be intended for the BoeFus
which was on board the BFitlgh steamer
MaShona, November 3. when she Wan
captured BY the British gunboat Parts
ridge last month.
The continuance Of the storms at ST.
johns, N. F., makes Il impossible to OBJ.
tain definite knowledge Of the idOatity
OF the vessel which went ashore on
Wednesday January II, on tho FOxtail
polnt. Much apprehension Il felt
among the shore folk at Bay Of IslandS.
as Il Is feared that more than one vessel
had been lost.
The steamboat George Starr dying
the TranSvaal and Orange Free State
flags, with a committee Of prominent
IriShmen on board dropped down at
quarantine at II a. m. yesterday, to
meet the French liner La NormGndle,
on which Miss MRude Come Is pas
senEer from Havre. Owing to the
prevailing heavy weather at sea, tho
Normandie Is hardly expected to arrive
before Monday morning.