The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

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Grant Brothers, stock brokers, Of New
York City. have assigned to E. c. sted-
man.
The Industrial commission yesterday
heard the testimony Of L. P. McCor-
mick, labor commissioner OF Indiana
He favored compulsory arbitration.
Nothing OF Importance developed at
the cabinet meeting Tuesday. The
Presidents forthcoming message to
Congress occupied most Of the attention
of the members;
The steam whaler Belvedere has mr.
rived at San Francisco from Fax Is
land In the Arctic. She brought 5000
pounds of bone and two hundred barrels
! Of whale oil. the result Of the seasons
catch.
/ The detachment Of soldiers that left
Fort Reno for trip through the Wich-
ita mountains TO test emergency ra-
tons. has returned to Fort Reno. No
report has yet been madc. but the SOL
diers make no complaints.
Lieutenant Colonel William Henry
nent OF Colorado. was retired Tuesday.
having reached the age limit. He vas
born In Bay Ridge. L. l.. November 13.
1896. Major Alfred C. Sharp precedes
him.
William Haywood. United States COL
lector OF internal revenue at Honolulu,
who arrived at San Francisco on the
steamer China, has wired his resigna-
tion to Washington. 1t Is said he will
represent Hawaii business interests at
the national capital.
A fierce gale swept over tho English
channel Monday night, causing num-
Der of wrecks. including the Hildesarde,
bound for Shields. near Weymouth.
There were no fatalities. The Ketch
GeorRina WAS lost OF Hayllng Island.
All on board were drowned.
At the department Of Justice It Is
denied that Attorney General GrIggs
has instructed United States District
Attorney Baird to institute suits in the
federal court Of Hawaii to set aside all
grants. sales, franchises and leases in
Hawaii granted since September Is.
1899. -sr .sgtf
The Wilson line steamer Angelo.
bound from Christina. Norway. for
Hull, England. which went ashore Sr"-
day night. near Withernson, on tho
Yorkshire coast, and all OK whose pas
scnsers and crew vcre rescued, has
been noatcd and towcd to Grimsby
roads.
A special dispatch from Madrid to
the Frankturtcr Zcitung. Mt Berlin.
says a representative OF Herr Krupp Is
there, negotiating with the Bilbao capt.
talist. Martinez Rivas. and other Span
.sh capitalists, for the organization OF
company In Spain to build !ron-clads
and manufacture cannon.
Orders have been received from the
New York Office OF the American sh.et
steel company to have the big Reeves
plant Mt Canal Dover. Ohio. placed In
condition to resume work at once.
Some departments will be in operation
within n few days. About -four hun
dred mon will eventually be given en-
ploymcnt.
a forest fire has Destroyed Drookiass
mill. nj San Bcrnnndlno. California.
md burned over 100000 900 feet OF lum-
Der. The fire ragged for many hours md
the flames could be plainly seen sixty
miles away. Brookints MILL Is the
largest In Southern California, and
gave employment to $50 :nen. The dam
age done by the FIRE Is estimated ut
$500 900.
In the supreme court yesterday, argyll
ment was heard In the Chicago drnin-
age canal case. The proceeding is In
st!tutcd on the part OF the state Of Mis-
souri, to secure n permanent Injunction
against tho use OF the canal for the
protection of the water Of St. Louis.
Hon. William Springer and Charles C.
hArt - Tow So ~
| nois and b. Schnurmacher for the stat.
OF Missouri.
a seml-onlclal dispatch from Pekln.
the conjoint note OF the powers to
China, confirming the London Times
dispatch. dated Pekin, November II.
Among the additional stipulntions the
note requires China to erect cXpintory
monuments In every foreign or inter-
| national burial ground where graves
hnyo been protancd.
The World, OF London, says judicial
separation between Prince and Princess
Aribert OF hnhnlt In nm accomplished
fact. The paper adds that the deeds
were signed and the other 'formal!tics
completed during the stay In Berlin, OF
Prince Christian OF Schlrswig- Holstcln,
father OF tho princess. There VIII not
be any divorce. Prince Arihcrt not oh
jectlng to tho course proposed by his
wife. aH,l
II. E. Huntington. first Vice president
OF the Southern Pacific railroad, says
he Will continue In his present official
position. He denied that the Wander
bllta now control the road. and added
that the ownership OF tho stock had not
changed materially since the death OF
c. p. Huntington. lie declared that
the stock left By his uncle Ia intact
aud VIII continue to remain so lndeii-
nitely. APP
Mrs Zereldn James. widow OF jesse
James, the noted southwestern bandit,
died at her homo In Kansas City, No.,
Tuesday. OF n complication OF dIRca ses,
after long Illness. Mrs. james wns n
Miss Mlmms. She was born near Kan
ras City, In 1874. and was married to
Jesse james at Kearney. No. In 1874.
They had one non. Jesse Jr.. who Ia now
In business In Kansas City. Mrs.