The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-21
Midnight Briefs.

The census bureau officials announced
that the population of the state of ILL.,
inois was t.s21.651 as against 3,S2sa51
In 1890.
The poulaton of the state of Rhode
Island as announced officially by the
census bureau is &2s.b5o as against s45,-,
sos in 1890. q .,asF.
The second day of the horse show op-
ened with q large attendance. There
was no time for exercise In the ring
yesterday. as the Judging began early.
Minnie Adams. a clerk in the New
York postoffice, was overcome by the
heat while at work Tuesday. She was
attended by a physician and was able
TO return to her home. Hs
Bishop NJ. n. Moore. the well known
colored preacher OF Jacksonville, Fla.
who haa been illsfor some time with o
complication Of diseases. has been CIV
en- up by his physician.
Harris & Company. general brokers
and: commission men. at 81 broadway.
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day. MltAont preferences, TO an attor-
ney. who said the liabilities are estl-
mated Al sJu.uU0 and the assets ut from
$4,000 TO $4,000. ~
VIII H. Brady. a prominent young
business man Of Detroit, blew out one
side OF his head completely with a
shot gun early Tuesday morning In his
home at 200 Euclid avenue. Neighbors
were aroused by Mrs. Bradys screams.
and ON entering the house found Nr.
Brady dead In his bed room.
The heat OF the past three days caus-
cd much suffering among the mill men
in Pittsburgh and one case OF prostra-
ton Is reported. Alexander Jacobson
was overcome while at work yesterday
In the National rolling mill. McKees-
port. His condition Is serious and he
is not expected to live.
The United States grand Jury ignored
the bills OF Indictment against Isaac a.
Sweigard. former superintendent OF the
Ph!ladelp!i!S G Reading Railway Conf
rany. VINO was charged by the Broth
erhuod of Railroad Trainmen with hav-
Ing discharged employees OF the Read
Ing conpluy because they were mem
bers OF the Brotherhood.
The strike OF the 700 employees OF the
Forest mine n Archibald, Pr. which
has continued since las, March, has
been satisfactorily settled by n COM
mittee o.. miners In conference with rep
resentatlvcs OF the Ontario & Western
Company, which bought the mine last
Friday. The strikers got nearly all
the concessions demanded.
/ Cornelius L. Alvord. jr., former note
teller In the First National Bank, New
York, who is accused Of emhe2zling
$3.50, 900 from that institution, WAS held
yesterday TO await the action OF the
grand jury 1tis understood that AL
word viii be indicted Immediately and
thai his case win be put on the calen-
dar for the term beginning the second
Wednesday in December.
The appellate division OF the supreme
court az New York yesterday decided
to allow the alternate wri,s OF prohibit
ton asked by Charles W.'Morsc. presl-
dent OF the American Ice Company. to
restrain the attorney general from COM
polling the company's directors and Of.
fccrs to appear before the referee APP
pointed 10 take testimony as to the ui-
legation that the company constituted
q trust'in violation OF the state laws.
The league OF national associations OF
Industrial and commercial organiza-
tons assembled at ST. Louis Tuesday
for the purpose OF discussing and for
mulatinS plans to secure the early pas
sage by Congress OF the Cullom, bill.
which seeks to amend the Interstate
commerce law and extend the powers
OF that body. This bill is now on the
calendar OF tho senate and tho associa-
ton proposes cuieavorlnE to Use It's
influence for the purpose Of having the
bill advanced on the calendar.
Plans nre being made for the rcor-
ganizution OF the German national
bank Of Newport. KY, now In the
hands OF National Bank Examiner
Tucker, as temporary receiver, owing
to II shortage OF nearly 100000 charged
10 Assistant Cashier Frank NJ. Brown,
An assessment Of sl45 per share liz the
Jan urider consideration. Frederick
J. Stone, who claims to be IN Intimate
acquaintance of Brown, states that no
met the latter yesterday in Fort
Wayne, Ind. and that he was enrou,c
to Canada. s.,al @
Madame Sarah Bernhard nnd NJ.
conuplIn md their i,rpo ,orn,n, -,
motors arrived Mt New York Tuesday
on L'Aduitninc. The vessel had a rough
trip, meeting heavy seas all the way
hcross. Madame Bernhard. who look.
ed TO DO IN the best of health, said she
was glad to revisit this country. as she
expects to write a great deal OF Amer
len In her memoirs. which she Ia now
preparing. Tho nctrcss denied that Ros-
tand was insane. and asserted that the