The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-06

serdi government 10 enact legislation in
favor Of home products. The court an
nounced that Justice White. who comes
from. Louisiana, did not participate In
the decision. r. R H. a
t Lord Roberts telegraphs from johann
nesburg under date OF November 3,
that In operations In the Belfast dis
trict. November 2, Captain Chalmers,
OF the Canadian mounted rifles. was
Killed and Major Sanders, OF the same
command, was wounded. ~,
Among the passengers on board the
steamer La Touraine, from Havre,
which arrived at New York yesterday.
were Joseph Spencer Kennard. COM
missioner Of the United States to the
Paris eIpositioH; ]. P. Ploda, minister
from Switzerland to the United States,
and Baron and BARONESS Sellliere.
A commission consisting OF the sem
Tor staff ofIicer Of the forces Of each
power taking part in the Chinese
campaign !s proceeding to Shan-Hai-
Kuan, ION the gulf OF Limo Tung) in
order to smooth the friction between
the allied commanders regarding the
places to be selected for occupation by
their respective forces. ~
Norris Miller, of Pittsburgh, who
sells carpets and rugs In Monongalia
county, was sandbagged and robbed of
nearly $500 on the Mononsahela river
suspension bridge. Monday night, near
Morgantown, by two men. Miller was
terribly bruised and was lnsensible for
some time. The police found q clue to
the robbers last evening, and are fol-
lowing It UP. Z:
Emperor William entertained ut
luncheon yesterday. Dr. Won Holleben,i
the German ambassador to the United
/ States; Baron Won Richthofen, the
German secretary Of foreign affairs,
and Baron Spcck Won Sternberg, for.
merry German charge d'affaires at
Washington and now consul general
at Calcutta The conversation was
largely In regard to American politics
and the relations between Germany
and the United States.
Albert G. Spaldtng. director OF sports
at the Pari5 exposition, who has Just
arrived home from Europe furnished a
statement relative to sports at the ex-
hibltlon and In Europe generally. Mr..
Spalding believes the International
games in Paris will prove great in
centive to athletics In Europe. The
victories OF the American athletes
aroused so much admiration that there
10 - ACpiG W uCNCIop btI-
letes who can compete with those of
this country.
Sir Thomas Upton Is comforting at
Glasgow with George L. Watson, the
designer of the new challenger for the
American cup, says o London dispatch.
From authoritative sources It is learn
ed that Sir Thomas visit was for the
purpose, Of signing contracts for the
building OF the yacht. There have been
placed with the Hendersons. Meadow,
side yard, tho builders OF the Thistle,
the three yalkyrics. the Britannia. the
Meteor and the Sybarita. The date
|, specified In the contract for the hand
Ing over of the vessel Is March 30.
From the government printing office
alone almost 1900 employees have gone
to their homes and the ratio Is almost
us heavy from the other government
bureaus The utmost liberality has been
shown In permitting government en-
ployes to return to their homes for the
purpose Of voting. All applications for
leave OF absence for this purpose ex-
cept where absolutely inconsistent with
the demands Of the public service have
been granted without distinction Of
party politics. With the exception of
Secretary OF State Hay and Secretary
at their homes.
a number OF Austrian manufacture
ers have formed an association for in
suralce against strikes, according to
United States Consul Hossneld, at
Trieste. 1t Is the object OF the assoc
citation to indemnify Its several mem
bers for all losses sustained by them
from unjust strikes which may break
out In their respective establishments.
Each member; Is to pay a weekly pre-
MUM equal to from to'4 per cent of
the amount OF his pay roll. When q
strike occurs, a committee Will be ap-
pointed to Investigate all the circum.
stances and II the cause OF the strikers
be found Just, no indemnity shall be
paid.
Tho Toronto, Canada, soldiers of the
| South African continent returned yes
| tcrday, and were received with ire
mendous enthusiasm. Miles Of streets
In Toronto were profuscly decorated
with bunting and the national colors,
| the local regiments and patriotic asso.
Citations turned out en- passe and the
| procession was through crowds so
dense that traffic was suspended for
| hours. The ecenes ut the depot on the
| arrival Of the train carrying the SOL
| ders were beyond description and Alto
| gether the demonstration counts as one
Of the most notable In the history Of the
city. So
The queen of Portugal. at Cascals,
Portugal, a fashionable seaside resort,
| yesterday made n thrilling rescue. She
has been staying at the royal palace Of
Cascals. and was on the beach watch
| Ing Catalao Groom, her boatman. bring
Ing his boat In to shore. Suddenly a
huge wave overturned the boat, Crooms
arm was broken and he was overcome
! by the undertow. which carried him be-
meath the waves. The queen Is an cI-
pert swimmer and saelns that her boat
man was drowning she sprang into the
sea In her clothing before dny OF her at
PENDANTS could prevent her. With rap
Id strokes she swan to the boatman's
side and held him up until persons on
the shore put out In boats and rescued
both the queen and her boatman
Eyes and Nose Ran Water.-c. G..
Archer, of Brewer, Maine, says: ~ have
had CataTTh for several years. Water