The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-10
WARM WIRELETs.

| ADVANCED.-The American Sugar
Refining Company Monday advanced aii
grades OF refined sugars ten points.
CREDIT.-The French government
| has announced that it will need q new
credi: of 14,5OO,0O0 francs for China. II;
addition TO the 100000 francs already
| voted.
ARRIVED.-The navy department
was informed Monday morning that the
Oregon has arrived at Che Foe. She
will start for kure, Japan, TO dock. July
10 or 12.
| dent of the Hebrew Technical Institute,
trustee OF the Baron de Hirsc. fund.
and for more than thirty-fve years
| prominent In Hebrew charities In the
United States, Is dead. aged sixty-seven
years.
CRUISE.-The Michigan naval re-
| serves. including the Detroit and Sagi-
| nav divisions, and the Benton Harbor
battalion, sailed yesterday, on their
annual practice cruise aboard the Uni
ted States steamships YanNc and
Michigan.
tpECEASED.-Hon John L. Peuning-
IA, governor of Dakota Territory
from 1874 to 1873, editor OF the Alabama
Home. OF Admission. and for many years
q prominent Republican. died yester-
day. In oxford. Alabama. He was sew
enty-iive years of age.
RECOVERED.-Two bodies were re-
covered Monday. from the wreck Of the
steamer Saale. This makes 14S corpses
thus far recovered of victims OF the fire
which destroyed the North German
Lloyd pier at Hoboken and burned the
steamers Saale. Bremen and Main, on
June 30.
RESUMED.-Tho. converter and bill
let mills of the Illinois Steel Company,
in Joliet, resumed Monday. Nearly Il
thousand men were put to work. The
Amalgamuted scale has not been sign
cd, but indications are that speedy
settlement win be made and the mills
kept steadily running.
TEACHERS.-The annual convention
OF the National Educational Associa-
ton Will open at Charleston. S. c.. to-
day. Many delegates are already there
and the morning trains brought In
large parties yesterday. Many private
homes have been turned over TO the
committee On accommodations for the
use of the delegates.
PH1LANTHROrIST. Henry D..
, Cogswell died Sunday night, aged eighty
years. He wns the founder of poly
technlc college In San Francisco but
Will be remembered chiefly by the
drinking fountains which he presented
to many cities throughout the union.
He was an ardent prohlbitionist and
well known as phllanthropist.
DlES.-News has been received Of
the death OF First Lieutenant Horace
Webster, OF the Forty-second Volunteer
Infantry. In the Philippines. The dead
| soldier was related to Wilson S. Rissell,
former postmaster general. y brother
OF Lieutenant Webster, who was u pri.
vatc In the Ninth regular infantry, was
killed In action In the Philippines on
July IS, of last year.
SATISFIED.-Dnvid B. Hill. speaking
OF the work Of the Democratic national
convention, said: II laborcd to have
the convention adopt n more conserva-
tive platform on the financial ques-
ton. but, not being on the platform
committee. my efforts We're unsucccss-
lnl. am. however, reasonably salts
ned with the action OF the convention.
and ncqulcsce In the result.
Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt, who
Is at Oyster Ba?,. l.. l., refused to see
callers yesterday. except such as had
appointments to meet him. tIc devoted
portion of the day to making a--
raHSemcnts for the visit on Thursday
OF the notification committee OF tho
national Republican convention. Tho
governor viii start for 81. Paul next
Sunday. TO attend the National League
of Republican Clubs, July Il and IS.
CABLED.-Owlng to the uncertainty
MS to the whereabouts OF the TRANSPORT
Logan with the Ninth Infantry aboard
Secretary Long yesterday. at the suggcs :
ton or Secretary Root. sent n cable
message to Admiral Kcmpff, at Taku
asking for definite Information on tho
subject. The Logan left Manila on the
9th ultimo. and was counted upon To
make the run to Taku in seven DAYS.
In case expectations were realized she
arrived ut the Chinese port July A. y
Observation-Disclosures 10 officers
or the steamer Dolphin, which, reached
the San Francisco port Sunday night
from New York, Punta- Arenas. nj tho
entrance to the straits OF Magellan, has
been almost destroyed by the Patagon-
ians. The natives made Il descent upon
the place. killed fourteen OF the Cilnnn
soldiers and set fire TO the buildings a
delegation cnmo out from the post nn,i
nfter telling their woes To Cnninin
O'lSrion. ot the Dolphin asked FOR ao,nn
firearms ana powder. The captain prc.
sehted them with thrce.inch gun md
quantity OF ammunition. r. -