The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-20
TELEaRAPHIc TICKS.

Johnstown's Texas fund is S45. 900;
Erle's. $1,000. and Philadelphia. $4,000.
Burglars robbed and burned James
$4,000.
Washington, Pa, and South Washing
ton will vote on the questioned consoli-
dalton In November.
| William ShewbrIdge, a Baltimore 6.
Ohio brakeman. was blown from his
train at Cherry Run, Md. and killed.
It was said at the Netherlands hotel,
New York. last night that, Marcus DAILY.
who has been Ill at that place for some
days, was considerably improved.
The President, accompanied by Mr..
Cortelyou. his private secretary, arrived
at VIZ ington about 7:45 Wednesday.
The run from Canton was made with
out incident.
Mr.. Kruger, the former president of
the South African republic. Will not sail
for Europe on the German steamer Her.
zog. Monday. September "a. as he orig
inally intended.
| The British steamer Lorle, Captain
Graham. from Philadelphia. August %,
via Algeriers, September II, has ar
rived at Port Said with the first Inn
portation OF American coal.
| The government OF the Netherlands
has been notified of Mr.. kruger's &C.
ceptance OF Its offer to place warship
ut his disposal to convey him from
Lourenzo Marques to Holland.
AT Steubenvi;e. O.. the trial OF Quincy
| Cramblett for the murder OF James Fl.
Gosnell, father OF his sweetheart, has
been Set for October %. AT the first
trial he was found guilty in the first de-
| gree.
The transport Mcpherson. loaded with
supplies furnished by the citizens re-
lief committee OF the Merchants Assoc
citation for the relief OF the Galveston
sufferers, sailed Wednesday from New
York.
Leon B. Gilbert. an Akron. O.. sign
painter, IL claimant for $1,000 of the
estate of the late Col. James Monroe
Bennett, q Philadelphia millionaire,
whose Will is being contested. Gilbert
Is nephew.
C. Crane G Co., extensive lumber
dealers OF Cincinnati. have withdrawn
their application to the government for
permission to. build five sets OF ice
| piers in the Ohio river below the mouth
of Guyan river.
The Fourth district Virginia Repub-
llcans yesterday nominated c. E. VIII
son for Congress. The Third district
Republicans named Edgar Allen. and
those OF the Seventh put C. NJ. Gibbons
in nomination.
| Spring Lake. N. j., summer resort
near Seagirt. was destroyed by fire
early Wednesday. Among the buildings
burned We're three OF the largest no.
8 ~ hn lf
and several stores. The total loss Is
estimated at s250,000.
The announcement has at last been
officially made that Hon. Lewis Emery,
jr.. Democratic candidate for Cuugre IS
in the Bradford. Pa, district, will not
accept the challenge of his opponent.
Hon. ]. C. Sibley. TO debate Jointly the
issues of the campaign.
The Merchant Tailors' Exchange OF
Cleveland has granted the demands OF
the journeymen tailors for 10 per cen;
advance In wages on all kinds OF work.
The new scale takes effect Immediately,
and benefits practically every Journey
man tailor in Cleveland.
| The Metropolitan Tabernacle at Lon
don was reopened yesterday by he
Rev, Thomas Spurgeon, son OF the
late Charles Fl. Spurgeon. Ira D.. San
key, the American evangelist. partic.-
pated In the services, A very large
congregation was present.
The Cincinnati fall festival opened
| "Wednesday with gorgeous street, pa
rade In which all local organizations
and Industries were represented. At
Music Hall. Governor Nash, Senator
| Foraker. Congressman Cromwell and
Shattuck. Mayor Fleischmann and 9TH
ers delivered addresses, ~ So.
1t was learned yesterday from an
| authoritative source that the railroads
| centering in the New York port have
entered into an agreement. the effect
OF which will be TO pool all their grain
| traffic. The agreement is not officially
termed q pool. and 1t VIII undoubtedly
he conducted In such q way as to avoid
! a violation OF the interstate commerce
| law.
! The last OF the Balaklava survivors.
James A. white, is dead He had lived
near Sandusky, Ohio, since 1857. The
| battle was made famous by Lord Ten
| nyson's THE Charge OF the Light Brig
ade." and from all that Is now known
Mr.. White was the last one OF the
twenty survivors. SIX hundred and
twenty-five men made the charge. and
more than 500 were killed. g.
l d ... . . g.. .
Lloyd Griscom. United States charge
d'affaires. has made verbal representa-
lions TO the porte Mt Constantinople de-
mandlng the release OF nm Armenian,
who. Il is claimed. is naturaiizeti
American citizen, and who was arrested
upon the charge OF belonging to the Ar
menIan revolutionary committee. In
ycstigation has been ordered. and II the
prisoner Is found TO be an American
citizen ne will be released.
Senator Hoar stated before leaving
| Washington for Massachusetts: II now
say that the nnti-impcrlallsm OF Mr..
Bryan and many OF his Democratic
supporters Is but n mask for the free
coinage of silver. for attack on the si.
! preme court, for an income tax, for
Populism and Socialism, and for free
trade. These things, and not opposi-
ton 10 Imperialism. are really what
| they have Ut heart, and what they
mean TO accomplish"
The officers OF the hospital ship soncc
will pay duty on the goods they brought
over from China after 81. ;, but they Will
make their payments In the shape OF
| fines equal to the customs 6uties. Cam
| tain Winslow, In behalf OF his subor-
dinatcs. has made this agreement with
the revenue officers who followed the
vessel to the Mare Island navy yard,
| The goods consist OF les packages OF
silks, chlnawnrc and other artlcles.
The Sollcc brought over twenty Chi
neac without certificates. who VIII not
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