Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27
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CAPE CHARLES, Va. October 2s.-
Eleven stores and tweuty-seven dwellings
were destroyed by fire at Demar. Del.
this afternoon. The loss is estimated a
100000.
LONDON. October 26.-John Collins
alias John Harkes, and Frederick Aus TIN
alias Morgan, were extradited at the Bow
street police court to-day, charged viii
larceny committed in Washington.
DEADWOOD. S. D., October 26.-Th'
large cyanide plant at Ragged Top, owned
and operated by the Spear Fish Mining
Co. of Colorado Springs, Col. burned to.
day The plant was valued at $4,000 anl
was insured for half that amount.
DEFIANCE. Ohio. October 26-The cir,
cult court has ordered the Cincinnati, Ii
ma & Milwaukee railroad sold. Financla
difficulties were encountered and tbs
bondholders were unable to reach an
agreement. No date was set for the sale
TRENTON. y. J.. October 26-The Cole
man Automatic Refrigerating Co. capital
81. 100000, was Incorporated here to-day
The ineofporators are George {. tali, OF
Philadelphia: Arthur S. Dyer. of Brock
away, and Sydney Aronstein, New York,
AUBURN " Y. October 26-When
Czolgoszs brother left the prison this
afternoon he stated that no decision had
been made as TO the disposition OF the
however. that it would not be taken to
Cleveland
ROANOKE. Va. October Pin i fight
resulting from quarrel over rabbit
which had been killed during hunt to-
day near Axton. In Henry county. George
Preston stabbed his brother Alec to death
with Il pocket knife. Preston made his
escape.
CONSTA NTINOPLE, October 26-Miss
Stone and her companion were alive and
we'll five days ago. Consequently the re-
ported death of Madame Tsilka is untrue.
This news came through "A sure channel
which IS kept secret because it is tn" one
through which the negotiations with the
brigands are conducted.
PROVIDENCE. II. l.. october 26.-The
Delta Epsilon fraternity closed its three
days convention to-day. electng officers
as follows: Honorary president, +. b.
Sherman. Middlebury. VT; secretary, II.
b. Mingle, Penn 96; librarian. M. +.
cennial.'" NJ. e. Dodge, Hamilton go
Levitt Minnesota '93; editors of the De
cennial, :. NJ? +. Dodge. Hamilton 80.
WILLTAMSPORT. Pa. October 20
During the foot ball game here between
WilIiamsport and Pottsville, Harry 1sl-
team, had his right leg fractured above
TIVE knee. At Milton this afternoon Fred
Follner a member of the Milton High
School team also had his right leg broken
in a game with the Lewisburg eleven.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. October 26--Ed-
ward Collier, aged &c is in jail at Madi
son, and his father is dying at a farm
house near Ramona with his throat cut.
The two men quarreled over the sale OF
a farm while riding home in Il buggy and
the son cut his fathers throat in the
fight that resulted. The son pleads self
defense.
UTICA. N Y, October 26-The Porto
Rican delegates. fourteen i'll number.
spent the forenoon visiting the cotton and
WOODEN manufactures of the city and the
plant of the Savage Arms Co At noon
they We're entertained at luncheon at the
Fort Schuyler club. They left for SYRIA
cuse ON the Empire States express.
SYRACUSE. y. Y, October 26.-Syra-
cuse. gave the Porto Rican visitors a
hearty welcome upon their arrival at .
p. m, The party were met at the train
and escorted in carriages to Syracuse
University. the principal points of inter-
est in the city and the manufacturing es-
Adjustments. The visitors will leave the
city at go D. m. directly for Buffalo.
PARIS. October 26-Georges Henry,
Tue flaiioei "
- Iids llotllieu tne ministry OF nus
lilteIIiloi % introduce hlotioh III tlie
with other nations in obliging Great Brit
ain to remove the women and children
and aged people from the concentration
camps in South Africa to healthy neu-
trail territory
HAIJFAX octobar pa t,slapr,n,
from 81 Il ,ouis has #apnoiincad 70 raI.9-
tiyes here tho deatb AZ Fern Ridge Mo
Yesterday Of Jobn NrI<ay tho oarsn1an
who for three yaars ,,ith Ial.a G1i,da,,,.
was douI1Ie SOM rbanniop ~ tbo n,orld
McILav WINS born in Dartmoutb 4 8 Int
won many races and was an instructor
in rowing. He WIS about 10 years old
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befvfan IIo1jand a9d e.r.,+ e,itei,, ,
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WIS susneCtad of fe,ciii+ati,o. t,.ao..n,1,iio
cotreSnondenc. HoIIand he r,,,' tho
consul indetinita I've of eNeil Tue
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% rfAb'' y. IS october 26.-ihe an
Iiu =, session. or the National Association
oi oiieSI't'e Ai',iHhte cidSed to-day.. NE
ioSranlhiS included addresses by Mrs.
,1tilel me =. Silfp, OF lhe / hNefSity OF