The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
BRIEF TELEGRAMS,..

men, havo shut down in Quebec. rs
the result Of dinicultlea between the
union and the manufacturers.
Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht shamrock
was placed in dry dook at Greenook,
Scotland, Friday morning prepare.
tory to being refitted for raciugt
Hans Botha has cut on train with
o reconnoitering party OF the High-
land brigade. between Heidelberg and
Greyllngstad. in the Transvaal colony.
Tho steamer Alpha has arrived OF
Vancouver from the north, Her pas-
sengera say that there Ia now llttlo
possibility of tho completion Of the
Dawson telegraph line this winter
Tho Beers have captured Jacobsta1.
southwest Of Kimberley, after atub-
born resistance upon tho para OF tho
garrison. which consisted of o. detaeh-
Harry Gudgon, eighteen years old,
Friday shot and instantly killed Matco
Nichols, aged forty-six. and then COM
mitted suicide at ChillIoothe, Ohio.
Jealousy Is supposed to have bean thn
cause.
John Addison Porter former eacroa
tary to President Mckinley, lien dam
gcrously III at his country residence IN
Pomfret. Conn. It 10 reported that
his condition Is such that his Nfo 10 do
SPARED Of. 6
Seeds Brothers, bank. of Bridgeport,
Ind. was robbed OF over 81. 900 in cash
anh a considerable sum In noteD early
Friday morning. Tho explosion aroueed
the citizens. but the robbers succeeded
In escaping.
General Azcarraga will talpe the port
folio OF minister OF marlne of Spain
professionally, Admiral Mozo having
withdrawn from tho ministry. owing 70
the refusal OF the premier to allow Is
increase Of tho navy credits
Joseph Chamberlain. secretary Of
state for the colonies of England, apd
his son, John Austin Chamberlain, civ.
Il lord of the admiralty. have sailed for
Gibraltar. whence they will proceed ID
Malta to visit Sir Francis Wallace
Grenfell. the governor Of Malta.
Three boilers exploded at the Chicago
s. Niinonk coal and tle works at Mini
onk, ILL.,. Friday. The mine superln.
tendent and $50 miners are in the work.
inSs. nifty feet below the surfapo,s swHh
no means nt present OF ascending. .oss.
Ing to the Gripping Of the hoisttdg np-
tparatus.
The adjustment OF the controversy
between tho navy department.and the
armor plate companies over tho pricc
of armor plate probably Will go over
until after the return Of Secretary Long
from the west. as there Is no prospec.
of his being able to dispose Of the mat
ter before his departure.
The general counsel of the Knw In,
dlans have voted almost unanimously
in favor of the allotment OF their lands.
Delegations OF Kaws will leave In o few
days to present the matter to the In
terlor department., and ask for n COM
mission to treat with the tribe. and ar
range for the opening Of the reserva-
ton to settlement.
The Norwegian bark. Crown Prince,
Captain Sorrenson, from Darlen, Sep
tember 21, for Liverpool. reported yey-
terday by the British steamer Rons-
dalen, off Prawle Point, was aban-
doned watcrlogged on Oitober, II in late
itude 81, longitude &C.. The captain
and seven sealnen Who were rescued
by the Romadnlen, have been landed ~
Dover. S.;s;;; 81 :; &
The court Of appeals Of. Kentucky
Friday confirmed the Judgment OF tho
Kenton circuit court In the case Of Wal.
lace Bishop. zentenced to be hanged for
the murder OF q Covlngton policeman.
Bishop was suspected OF killing o
tramp at Ludlow. a policeman who
attempted to arrest Bishop was killed.
Bishop Jumped from the Cincinnati
bridge into tho Ohio river, but was
captured.
z President Mckinley Is now fully quail
ined to vote in Precinct B.. First
ward. Canton. He registered Friday,
ana in answer: to the usual questions
said his name is William Mckinley.
residence No. 123 North Market street,
age hfty-soven. married, residence 10
state, fifty-seven years. in precinct, ono
year. The President was accompanied
by Judge Day. He walked to and from
the polling place.
The TiEabethport Banking Company
from which William Schneider stole Q
little over 100000 in two years, haD
made q settlement with Mrs. AMMO
Hart, upon whom much OF tho money
was speht. By tho terms OF this sot.
roment, Mrs. Hart has made a. general
assignment to the bank OF all Of the
property Of which she wac Possessed,
except the household furniture and SO
much of her 5ewelry as she can provo
was not given to her by Schreiber.
ment Of Cape Town highlanders.
At the luncheon given in commem-
grafton OF the birthday OF Won Moltl1e,
at Berlin, yesterday, the emperor toast.
cd the deceased soldier as follows: Let
US raise our glasses In memory OF the
great field marshal who had no equal
as victorious commander on tho bat
ueneld. MS 4 teacher and organizer In
time OF peace and as n faithful friend,
adviser md servant OF my house and
my person. May his spirit ever lead
my general s.aff IN the future as In tho
past TO fresh achievements and VIC
tories"
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Dies From Yellow Fever.