Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-14

TICKS FROM
THE WIRES

Washington. d. C.-Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey returned to Washington last night.
| The trip home from Michigan was with
out special incident.
| New York-The steamship New York. of
| the American Line, sailed for Newport
News yesterday and Will be locked to-day
for repairs IL the tide serves.
Atlanta. Ga.-Four hundred delegates
arrived here last night from every county
| in the State to attend the Democratic
State convention. which will convene in
the Hall of Representatives to-day ut 10
O'Clock.
Washington, u. C.-Thc President has
mum. OF Indiana. member of the com
mission to codify the criminal laws of the
United States. vice D. Il. Cubcrson. de-
ceased
Washington, D. .C.-Scnator Warren, of
Wyoming. III an interview yesterday en-
dorsed the candidacy OF Colonel Jay l.
on the Republican ticket.
Milwaukee. wis.-The Wisconsin dc,cga-
ton to the Democratic National Conven-
| ton held meeting yesterday and de-
| David S. Rose as temporary chairman of
| the national convention.
New iork-:Shipmcnts of gold to so out
ss;5ooo0O. Lazard Frcrcs will ship 5, 500
600 National city Bank. 500. 600; Iieidei-
bach. Ickleheimer IL Co, sl.500,ooo.
cleared Yesterday for Cape Town. South
Africa, with $50 horses for the British
army This is the third ship, with SINH
to leave here in five days
Mewport r. 1.-The, North Atlantic
where the ships will arrive to-day. 1t is
expected that the battleship kentucky
will join the squadron at Boston.
Cape Town-lt is understood that Sir
Is extremely unwilling that MIR. Schrcincr.
the Cape. Premier. should resign. and
! the purpose of carrying through the con
tempiated imperial measure.
Washington. d. C.-Don Juan Cuestas.
the first Minister to be sent to this coun-
| try rs the diplomatic representative of
President at the White House yesterday
sions of good will We're exchanged.
New Iork-John p Green. James Nc
Crca and Samuel Rca, representing the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company inter
the Norfolk and Western Hallway Com
Gany, to succeed m w: Il iv, Boni,on w. T.
Washington. u. C.-rhc State Depart
mont has been notified by Queen Victoria
OF the birth of a princc-son of His Royal
lliEhncss, the Duke of York. Suitable ac-
acknowledgements will be made by the State
Department and the President will send
his congratulations in accordancc with
the rules of international etiquette.
Chicago. Il.-"Thc Problems of jewish
Charities In Small Cities" by Rev. DR. l.
CGlisch, of Richmond. Va, was the first
paper read III yesterdays session OF the
National Conference of Jewish charities
Tho report of the committee on uniform
records was then taken up and discussed
Philadelphia. Pa.-'rhc Governing Com.
mttce of the Philadelphia Stock F,x-
change yesterday suspended J. r. Moore
Ia member, for insolvency. Brokers t
whom Mr.. Moore owed money say the
amounts aggregate SlI 900. MIR Moore. Il
Is said was for awhile AN active trader
but he recently closed out his account.
New York-Nrs. Russell Sage il nj
home suffering from painful injuries re-
ccived in fall She had returned from
shopping and as she pulled the bell OF hcl
residence the wire. which was old and
rusty, gave way. Mrs. Sage was precipi.
tated down the steps and suffered n dis.
| brusing Of the body.
New York-Counscl for Jacob w. Mack
has forwarded 10 Governor Roosevelt Il
copy OF Il charge of malfcasancc in office
made by MIR. Mack against Comptroller
Bird S. Colcr. accusing him of awarding
bids for Sl2.6NS992 advertised on July 20
| 1898. TO a favorte syndicate. thereby
causing large money loss to the CITY
Mr.. Mack, in his petition. prays for the
| removal of the Comptroller from office
Champaign. 1il.-Comptrolcr Colcr said
yesterday that the attacks upon him ar,
inspired by interests that he has opposed
He has wired Governor Roosevelt for an
immediate hearing.
New York. June 13.-News has beer
received in this city OF the murder OF
Or. Edna G. Terry. in charge of the
station of the Methodist Episcopal Wo.
mems Foreign Missionary Society a
at Tsung Hua. China.