The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-04
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BuRNED.--Five persons were burn
cd to death in IN early morning ten
ement fire at Hoboken: aEs Il II
SAILING. The United States train
Ing ship Bptfalo. which left. Malta June
30, on :her way to Manila,G arrived at
Port Said Yesterday. Sssssf /.
4 DIsPLAY.-ln honor Of the nations
birthday, a liberal display or bunting
and .iagsrrwill be made at the private
home OF the Chief Executive Of the
nation. n z. 5s,,.I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sDhy!d Har-
rod arrived to-day from Bristol. Va.
with Robert Noakr. who was, eXtrldlted
from virsinia on charge 6f complies
ity In The Goebel assassination. 4
III HoRsEs.-on board thet Atlantic
transport line steamer nSlarquette,
which arrived at New York, Tuesday
morning from London. were III Flem-
ish stations. in transit sor Ohio. X,
# .CANCELLED.--T White Star line
steamer Teutonic has cancelled the
sailing scheduled for, July a, from Liv-
erpeol port TO New York. a Jaw having
been discovered in her stern frame.
GoLD.-The Canadian BaDls. OF Com
mcrce OF New York has tpteived n
shipment of 100000 III gold rfrom the
lElondike. 1t is rumored that this in
stltution has on the way from Dawson
City about $500, Ooo.in gold.
MAGNANIMOUS.- The. Anglo Aner-
lean Telegraph Company to-day offered
TO send free messages for all survivors
of the German ships lost in the Hobo
ken fire, and also to obtain replies for
them from their friends In Germany.
WRECK.--A very disastrous wreck
occurred late last night on 3he1 Montana
Central railroad. branch OF the Great
Northern at Track Siding, twelve
miles from Butte. by which two persons
were killed and thirty-three were in
jured.
SOLDIERS.-TheS American hospital
ship Maine has reached Southampton
with another. batch OF wounded soldiers
from South Africa. A distinguished
party, Including Princess. Louise. Lady
Randolph Churchill and Mesdau1es,
Blow, Ronald. Adair and Chamberlain
met the vessel In the Solent.
INDICTED. = The twenty striklps
street car men who were arrested at
the, posse barracks in Washington ave.
rua St. Louis. June 10. When deputy
shersffs shot and killed several Of their
companions, have been indicted by the
grand jury. Each is hid In three counts,
all1of which practically cover the same
charge, melting a riot and riotins. X
4 sslBOLISHED.-The official messen-
CIR at st, Petersburg publishes an i'm
perial .ukase providing In Il large
MEASURE for the abolition of banish-
1nent to Siberia. In May. 1899, the car
commissioned the minister Of justice to
draw up q law abolishing such banish-
ment. The minister's draft. as finally
sanctioned by the council Of the empire
has now been signed by the car and
the law Is now gazetsed.
a SYMPATHY.-The officials of the
North German Lloyd steamship COM
nsny have received telegram from
Emperor William, expressing sympathy
with them in the calamity which has
bcflllen the company through the de-
struction by fire OF three Of its steam
ers on the Hudson river. and the burn
ing OF Its wharves. and hoping the di-
,rectors will manfully face the trial
confronting them. bli
FATALlTY.-The first. fatality or
Mount Washington in ten years took
place as the result of the frightful
storm last Saturday, when w. II. Cur
It's. sixiy-three years Of age, and Allan
Ormsbec. about seventy, years, both OF
New York. and both experienced ath-
Ietes. lost their lives on the Crawford
bride path. Their bodies were found
Tuesday by. the members of the Appa-
lachian Mountain Club. now at the
summit for their annual field meeting.
SAENGERFEST. - Tuesdays exer-
cises of the Northeastern Saengerfest,
in Brooklyn. We're opened with 4 re-
hearsal. and after that there was an
adjournment until Afternoon. /, The pro-
gramme for the afternoon included
prize singing by societies In the Acad-
eihE of Music. and a matinee concert in
the Twelfth regiment armory at which
the soloists were Miss Sarah Anderson,
soprano, and ]. S. Baernsten, basso,
with chorus Of 800 and full orches,
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WAITING. = The steamer Robert
Dollar has arrived In port at Seattle,
There were but three passengers
aboard. The Dollar brings the first
authentic news from Sin Rock. Purser
Kennedy says that when they left there
Several hundred miners were engaged
on the beach. Squatters We're still oc-
cupying the government ground,
Everybody was awaiting the arrival of
General Randall to settle all disputes.
The expectation Is that the beach line
VIII be cleared by force II necessary.