The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-14
MTpN1aHT BRrEFs.

The grand duke OF oldenburg, (Nlch'
olas Frederick PeteT) died yesterday,
at his summer residence at Rastede. He
was born in 1927
Col. W. j. Bryan and family arrived
In Chicago yesterday. They LEFT iRsI
night for Mlnocquu, Wis, where they
will be the guests Of Col. NJ. g. Wet"
more, Of st. Louis.
Shipments of gold to go out to-day %
far announced amount to $S,OOO0OO.
Lazard- -Freres will ship $l,500,oOO; Ma
tional City Bank, $500,O00; Heideibach,
Ickelheirner & Co., $I,0OO,0O0
The steamer Hatlen has been charter
ed to convey 500 troops to Tien Tsin. She
is being fitted by the Artihcera OF the
Terrible. The troops yesterday drew
their field equipment. The date Of their
departure has not been made known.
A notice has been issued by the post
office department that no mail for points
beyond Dawson City shall be forwarded
Ma Lake Bennett, and the dispatch OF
mails in the Yukon district viii be linz
ted to points between Lake Bennett ana
Dawson.
John p, Green, James McCrea and
Samuel Rea, representing the Pennsyls
vanIa Railroad Company's interests,
were yesterday elected directors OF the
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
to succeed w. B. Boulton, w. B. Camp"
bell and Henry Wheelen, resigned.
broken ffunge on the tender OF the
locomotive drawing the east-bound
Pennsylvania limited derailed part ot
the train one mile west OF Leetonia. o.,
at A o'clock Wednesday morning. The
mail clerk OF one Of the front cars was
injured, but not seriously. None OF the
passengers were hurt.
Timothy Mccarthy, who served two
terms us state auditor, and was after
wards elected department commander
of the Kansas G. A. r., died at his home
ut Larned, Kansas, yesterday. an aos
scess of the lung being the cause OF
death, He was born in Ireland. and
came to the United St1tes in 1851. He
served throughout the Civil war.
The American window Glass COM
pany has arranged to operate the plants
Of the United Glass Company, at Cleves
land, the Elmirn company, at Elmira,
N. Y, and the Cohnnsey company, at
Bridgeport, N. J. These plants have been
closed all year, and their resumption at
the beginning OF the next fire" Will give
employment to large number OF work.
men.
At the commencement exercises oe
Columbia University, the honorary de.
gree OF doctors OF laws was conferred
on Lord Pauncefote, British ambassa-
dor to the United States; Thomas B.
Reed, ex-speaker OF the house Of rep-
resentatlves; President Arthur Twin
Ing Hadley, of Yale; Capt. Alfred 4.
Mahan, United States Navy, RETIRED
and Prof NIinton Warren, professor OF
Latin in Harvard University.
The Pathfinder, of the coast and geo.
detic survey, has been scheduled to sail
for the north to-day. The Pathfinder
is taking to the north at the request OF
the geological survey six OF Its officers
and nine camp hands. The geological
party win be landed Mt Golofin bay with
canoes, stores and other equipments.
The whole Of that portion Of Alaska will
be explored during the summer, which
lies north OF the Cape Nome country.
Michael r. Grady. western organizer
for the international Brickloyers'
Union, and former secretary Of the
Trades und Labor Assembly, was as
Rauited by three mon last night In Chi
cRgo, and left for deOd on the sidewalk,
with dozen gaping wounds In his face
and throat Grady was taken to the
county hospital by the police, where
the attending physician pronounced HE
wounds dangerous. His ussatiants e6-
capped.