The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-11
TE1EaRApHIC T1ps.


Representative shaproth, Of Colorado.
has Introduced resolution proposing
g woman suffrage amendment 10 the
constitution.
The Roberts committee was In execu-
tive session I'LL p. M, but failed to
reach final conclusion, and adjourned
until p. m. to-day for the purpose at
that time Of taking a vote.
It was reported at the home OF Gem
eral Greely that, while the attendant
phYsician does not pronounce the gen-
erai out OF danger, his condition Is
slightly better than 1t was yesterday.
The consolidation of the Ohio Central
and Hooking Valley roads Will result
In the building OF new docks in Toledo
for the united roads The new termi-
nails will be near Maumee bay, and will
cost about $1,00O,O0 II will be the
largest soft coal dock on the great lakes.
In the course OF his inaugural. the
new governor OF Maryland reafirmed
the ante.eIection pledges OF his party,
and c0unseled economy In the appro-
prlation Of funds for charitable, eduoas
tlonal and other institutions requiring
state aid.
While skating on the lake Of Bays,
Thomas Brown, jr.. nineteen years old,
Margaret Brown, twenty-One, and Jane
Brown, seventeen. children of Thomas
Brown, ran into an opening In the ice
near Blackpolnt and were all drowned.
The bodies OF the two girls have been
recovered.
Barnet Grlnberger, former well
known Jewish business man Of Seattle,
Wash, has been arrested In Tarnapoli,
n ahuPaRn 0f nNfNF-
ing girls for export from Austria to the
United States. He Is naturallzed eitt-
zen Of the United States.
It is announced at Anderson, Ind,
that in accordance with the action Of
the State Rod Workers Association,
which on January made de.
mand for an Increase Of from 8 to 20
per cent on the wage scale, a strike
In All the union rod mills Of the coun-
try will probably begin Monday.
The Roberts Investigating copmittee
met In executive session yeatetday to
determine upon the general features Of
the report, and II possible to reach q
final agreement. The facts which had
been developed by the testimony were
gone over and pretty general under
standing reached as to the facts In
volved
Judge W. B. Mcclure. of the probate
court OF Lauderdale county, Ala, was
assasSlnated Tuesday night, Early next
morning his body was found IN the
street, the rain beating upon the up
turned face Judge Mcclure had been
riddled with buckshot. BIoodhounda
have been put on the track Of the muir
derer.
The secretary Of the treasury closed
Yesterday the second group OF banks
which have deposited bonds and asked
to participate IN the temporary deposita
Of Internal revenue funds. This group
contains about seYenty-five banks, end
represents about $4,000, 900 in bonds de.
posted, making approximately $4,000
OOOin all.
The epidemic Of Influenza Is spread
ing throughout the whole Of England.
The newspapers contain long lists Of
notable sufferers from the disease, and
the death lists are abnOrmally long,
The royal household at Osborne House.
Isle OF Wight, has not escaped. Many
of its members have been removed to
a sanltarium.
Steel rails tied across the track
wrecked passenger train on the I'LL
Yesterday. Price Gary was captured
while alCulklng in the bushes near the
road, and was Identified as 3 negro who
rad one night before been put on the
same train, and had sworn vengeance.
He refused to talk.
w. v. Thompson, OF Chicago, Vice
president Of the American Bowling Con-
RresS, won the silver cup given by Dr.
II. Timm, Of New York, president Of
the congress-. for the highest score at
ten pins. Mr., Thompson's score was
fs9 There were twenty-three contest
ants, comprising most OF the crack
bowlers Of the country.
James II. Brown, OF Battle Greek,
Mich, president Of the State Live Stock
Sanitary Committee. was arrRigned In
court upon an Indictment brought by
The grand Jury at Lansing. He pleaded
mot guilty, and gave bail In the sum Of
81. 600 His indictment alleges that he
CHARGED the state for ofiicial services
while also charging private parties for
the same service.
The grand fury reported an indiet-
ment against Lemont Bateman, man
grcr OF the Toledo Tube Works, for vio-
Iatlon Of the Ohio coercion law. Bate
man discharged an emplOye. named A.
h Cole, because OF his atiillation with
a bicycle workers union. The penalty
upon conviction IL $500 hne or SiS
months imprisonment, or both. This IL
the frsi indictment ever returned IN tho
stfte under the statute. The defense
will begin an attack upon the constitu-
tlonality OF the law.