The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-20
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ST. Observation-Disclosures the
Nicaragua canal the Novoye Vremya
says Russia is not interested IN the
matter. but naturally sides with Amer
lea.
VALPARAISO, ChilI-The chamber
Of deputies has passed q bill nppropri-
ating 100000 for the CHILEAN exhibit ut
the Pau-American exposition in Bulra-
10. ny
WASHINGTON-The house resolu-
ton authorizing the appointment OF
Congressman Charles a. Boutelle. OF
Maine, us q captain on the retired list
of the navy. has been adopted by the
senate.
Il LoNDoN-United States Ambassador
Choate denies the report that he Is
about TO resign his post, which report,
he says, Is based on the belief that the
death OF his partner. Charles C. Bea-
man, would necessitate his return to his
law practice.
PoNTA DEL GADA. Azores Islands
The North German Lloyd steamer,
Trler. Captain Won Decken, which SAIL
ed from Bremen December for New
York. has put in here with her machn-
cry out Of order. She has $50 passen-
gers on board.
NEW YORk-An Austrian engineer,
William Kress. has invented an air
ship which Is pronounced to be better
tlon being called to the model he has
become much Interested and expressed
the belief that It would be successful.
ST. PETERSBURG-The Novoyc
Eremya observes that there are evil
dences Of discomfort in all the armies.
Including the German. with Field Mar
shall Won Waldersees brutality. The
paper supports the demand that each
army act henceforth on its own respon-
sibllity.
CLEVELAND. o.-IIarry H. Stewart,
who was arrested In New York some
time since and brought here, charged
with numbering his infant daughter
and throwing the body in n sewer, was
declared to be insane by n jury in the
criminal court yesterday. Stewart will
be placed in an asylum.
j COLUMBUS. O.-The supreme court
has affirmed Judgment OF the lower
courts In the case OF Rutherford Plat
Hayes, ct oil. and Scott r. Hayes, 1t al,
vs. James Hunt, administrator The
decision neccssitates. the sale OF Splegcl
grove the home OF Former President
Rutherford B. Hayes. at Fremont. o.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-The report of
Mr.. Walter Camps, treasurer of the
Yale field corporation, under which
head are consolidated the finances "t
l1ra xh.at, 80 NJ ftpu
made public. The handsome total OF
receipts for the year was s6S.6lG. The
expenses for all branches OF athletics
were s63.G56. This leaves n profit Of
si.9SS.
COLUMBUS, O.-Peter Sells. the cir
Gus man, was yesterday granted n d.
vorce from his wife on the ground OF
gross neglect OF duty. The matter Of
ulimony and costs WAS left open. TO be
settled by agreement among the par
ties. This decree was the termination
OF n highly sensational case. which has
been heard in the courts here for sew
cral weeks. Dr.
OMAHA. Neb.-A writ OF habcns cor
pus asked for Mayor Kelly, of South
Omaha, was to-day denied by the coun-
~ court. Kelly must now stand trial
In the criminal court on n charge of
having received brlbc money Mt the
hands of Omaha and other brewers as
IN inducement to permit the saloons OF
South Omaha to remain open all night
and on Sundays.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-In hcad-cnd
collision yesterday between two electric
cars on the Greenfield and Indianapolis
1nterurban line. near Jim, Ind, Emory
Scott and John Gnsscock. motormcn,
were fatally injured. Six passengers
were bndly hurt. The cars were run
ming at n high rate OF speed and the
heavy fog prevented the motorinen
from seeing each other.
MANILA-Thc Tnft commission Is
still Mt work on the tariff. Officers here
consider that the return Of the voun-
teers Will necessltate little abandon
mcnt OF station and that Congress viii
provide an immediate Increase In tho
number Of rgulars. 1t Is believed that
many volunteers Will rc-cnlIst here II
bonuses are offered, the amount 10 be
about equivalent to the expense Of
cquipplng and bringing out recruit.
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