The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-15
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At Tuesdays meeting OF the Zionist
congress In London Clarence De Sold
described the; Zionist movement as
flour!shlng In Canada.
The clothing factory OF K. B. Olsen &
Company, OF Chicago. was destroyed
by fire early Tuesday. Loss on build
Ing and goods, s95, 200.
y The Official report OF the government
commander In the raccnt battle Mt
Panama says the rebel casualties were
six hundred and those OF the govern
ment one hundred. {.
In Pittsburgh yesterday. Miss Geor-
sic Collins shot and perhaps fatally
wounded Miss, Viola Stockwell. Miss
Collins was locked up. Jealousy was
the cause OF the deed. IS
A dispatch received from London
Monday. by the Associated Press, said
the Princess Hatzfeldt was booked 10
sail 10: the United States on board the
steamer Majestic, August 10. Is
at jamestown, Ohio early Tuesday,
a. u Btngdmon killed hts wife and his
son-tn-law. James Bradley. and then
committed suicide. The tragedy was
the result of domestic trouble. i, a
a report was current In Wall street
yesterday, that James r. Keene. the
veteran bear broker had decided to
abandon his residence In this country
and make hts home In England
The final meeting OF the superior
Jury of awards. Tuesday morning,
shows 42.I9O TO be the total number OF
awards made to exhibitors from all
countries at the Paris exposition.
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ty-fourth anniversary OF the Universal
Peace Union and the thirty.thlrd ami
versary OF the Connecticut branch, be-
gan In Pence grove, at Mystic, Connec-
tlcut. yesterday.
A special dispatch to the Paris
Temps says the tribes OF the Toust
Oasis OF North Africa have submitted
to French authority without resistance
and that General Scrvlere hap occupied
Abrar. the principal city OF that re-,
gion.
It Is reported that Steve, Bro
sumption that he has beent taken
to Liberty. Sullivan county. New York,
TO be patient In the Loomft santtar-
lum. His early death. 1t Is announced,
is inevitable.
1t is announced that Miss Margaret
Livingston Chanfer, the wealthy young
New York woman who abandoned So
ciety to nurse United States holders in
Cuba and tho Philippines, has Just SAIL
cd from Manila to China to assist in
hospital work. ,t "
Engagements of gold Tuesday for
shipment to Europe foot up $4,000. 600,
OF which $500, GOO Is for Barring. Mn
goun & Company. and $4,000 for Hei-
dclhach. IckelheiIaer & Company. The
total engagements for the week thus
far Is ss,5ooooo. ffiE
The national board OF officers OF the
United 1lottcrs OF North America yes
tc-dny ordered q strike OF union men
In the hat factory OF Eugene V. Con-
nett Il Company, at Orange, N. ]. The
strike Is ordered for the purpose Of
making the factory n "fair" instead OF
nn open" shop SI n J.
Col. CeP. Clarke, custodian OF the
General Grant cottage at Mount Nc
Grcgor. has received telegram from
Mrs. U. S. Grant at RichGeld Springs,
stating that she Will be unable to at-
tend the national encampment OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic at Chica-
SO on August 20. q.
Hazel Paterson, the eleven ycar-old
daughter OF Mrs, W. l.. Mnloncy, OF
kenosha. Wisconsin. was Kidnapped
Tuesday evening, from the home Of her
mother By mar and women supposed
TO be n Mr.. and Miss Paterson, OF
Mansfield, Ohio. The child Is n daugh-
ter'ot Mrs. Muloney by. q former hus-
band.
Alice Maggie. aged twelve years. OF
Wnlputport, Pa, who was seriously
In ln ia e.,I, 81
Mt Benningrrs station. near Allentown.
Pa, on the Lehigh & New England
railroad, Sunday night, died to-day In
81. Luke's hospital, South Bethlehem.
This makes the fourteenth death rs n
result of the accident
The Ninth cavalry VIII sail on the
transport Warren next Thursday, with
a full complement Of officers and men.
Owing to the large number OF officers!
VINO VIII occupy the quarters on this
transport. NJ women will be permitted
to sail and many of, the ofTcrraI. who
Ind planned to take their families TO
China win br disappointed. ft@'
The bids Tor the new Carnegie library
at San Diego. California. for which
Andrew Carnegie donated $4,000, have
been opened. The loves. bid received
was SGd,$SS. The New York architects
guaranteed that the work could be
dong OH their plans for $4,000. The
matter is now held up with the hope
that Mr.. Carnegie viii Increase his gift
TO cover the amount required.
The first day OF the strike OF tho
mill mrH In San Francisco. for adtt
clSht hour day. passed without nny In
dicatlon OF disorder. The lumber ind
planning mills were crippled and those
In Oakland NIL bat closed, Both Stdes
express the utmost confidence In the
outcome. The demand OF the furniture
makers for mn eight hour day hns been
agreed TO. By every factory but one In
the city.
The funeral Of Baron Russell. OF KILL
owcn, lord chief Justice Of England,
who dsad last Friday. took place IN
London yesterday. A low masE was
eaid by Father Russell. n brother OF the
dfcenscd, and an oratorio was sung.
Many nothblcs were present at the GER
emnny. including Lord Roscbery, Mr..
Chonte, the American Ambassador, and
Mr., Francis Rowlr. who represented
the American bar AssOclniIon+
Tho IinmburE-Amerlcnn Inns steamer
Deutschland, which nailed from Now
York, August S. FOR Hamburg, arrived
mt Plymouth Mt $40 Tuesday morning,
inRkinE new record for the eastward
pnsrREe, hnd the fastest Tine ever at
tnIncd by amy ocean steamer. OF ilvu
days eleven hours and forty-Dve min
utcB.g Her highest days run was b52