Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-15
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
Arrived at Suex-
SUEZ. November 1.-THE Dutch cruiser
Gelderland, with President Kruger on
board, has arrived here. Mr.. Kruger re-
mains secluded in his cabin. His health
is good. MIR. Kruger received an ovation
at the German port of OAR -Salaam.
Bridge works Damaged
DETROIT, Mich, November 4-Fire
$4,000 damage. Five hundred men are
made idle.
Killed at a Bull Fight
ALICANTE. Spain November H.--Dur.
ing the progress OF bull fight by women
Toreas at Pedraguer the benches collapsed
and eight persons were killed and 200 in
jured.
Migration Has Ceased
ST. PETERSBURG. November 14-Re-
ports from the Viborg district say the ex-
odus OF Firms to the United States has
ceased.
To Discuss a Treaty
SAN DOMINGO, November I4-The Do
minican Congress Will meet In special ses-
sion November % to discuss the reciproc-
ity treaty with the United States.
Against Revision
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE
Presbytery OF Philadelphia North, which
covers Pennsylvania as far north as
Reading. has voted against a revision OF
the confession of faith.
st. Paul Laid Up
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE
St Paul arrived at Cramps to-day for
repairs. Her starboard engines were bad
ly damaged.
Treasury Condition
WASHINGTON. November l4-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances In tho
general fund exclusive of the {l500o,0O0
gold reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance. 1885, 49,
SIG; gold, S94, Si056l.
Goes to Naples
ALGIERs. November 1.-THE battle
ship Kentucky VIII leave tomorrow for
Naples, to await orders.
Committed Suicide
DETROIT, Mich, November l4.-Chris-
topher Munge a cook OF Chicago, where
his wife and several children live, commits
ted suicide last night
Root to Tour Cuba
HAVANA November H-Secretary
Root Governor General Wood and party
left here for Cierfuegos. There the Vik-
ing will be boarded for trip along the
south coast.
Population of Ohio
WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE pop
uistion Of Ohio is 4.Ib1.5i5. against 3-e12.5la
in 1899; an increase of 4S5,22s. or 1872 per
cent.
Population of Georgin-
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE pop
ulaticn Of Georgia Is 2.zl6,33l. against e.
so $50 IN 1880; an increase Of 1898. or 2o.6
per cent
Died of Pneumonia
LOUISVILLE. KY. November 14.-Ma-
| jor Charles Alfred Booth. y. S. A., died
here to-day from pneumonia at the home
Of HIS father-in-law. former governor
John Young Brown.
Daughters of the CoDfederacy-
MONTGOMERY, Ala November. a.
The seventh annual convention Of the
| United Daughters OF the Confederacy met
here to-day.
Compulsory Arbitration
WASHINGTON. November 4.-Thomas
r. Rixey. labor commissioner Of Missouri,
before the Industrial commission to-day,
gave. detailed account Of the st. Louis
street car strike. He advocated compul-
sorry arbitration.
Separate Conventions
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. November a..
| The Par2ons and Hayes factions Of tho
Knights of Labor continued to-day IN sep
arate conventions.
National Founders Association
NEW YORK. November 1.-THE third
annual convention Of the National Found
| ers' Association began here to-day with
over 30 IN attendance.
Array of the Tennessee-
DETROIT, Mich. November 1s.--About
! 100 members Of the Army Of the Tennes-
see assembled here to-day.
killed by Cable Car
NEW YORK. November I4-Rev. Faith.
| er John II Barry. OF Concord. y. H. WA
| instantly killed By 2 cable car this after
noon. The mot0rman was arrested.
Newspaper Goes Under
PHILADELPHIA. November 14.-Ths
Evening Gail Newspaper made an assign
rnent and ceased publication with to-day'e
edition Assets. s25.0oo. win cover habil-
| tiles.
Heavy Immigration
NEW YORK. November l4-Immigran,s
have arrived here st the rate Of LOO per
| day since last July.
Postal Estimates
WASHINGTON, November 1A--Post-
master General Smith will ask Sl2f 90 COO
| for the year ending June 90 1901. This
| includes t3 10000 for rural free delivery,