Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-22

with the abductors of Miss Ellen NJ.
Stone and her companion, FITS; n; ..
TsillSa. II is regarded as prooable t1a M
the missionaries viii use the nearest tel
egraph only when the terms OF the ran
som are settled directing where ana now
! the cash shall be sent.
OMAHA. October 2i.--James Callahan
was to-day arraigned before Judge Baker
In the criminal branch OF the dlstflct
court, on the charge of PERJURY aIeged 70
have been uttered IN his testimony curing
the Cudahy kidnapping trial. lie WAS ar
raigned after the court had overruied the
plea In bar entered by his attorneys. his
trial probably will begin within week,
although no day was set. lie has been
in Jail nine months.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, October I.-The
Daily Anzeiger and the Daily Zeitung'
both evening GerInG. papers, were pur,
chased to-day by Col. Max Burgheln ano
merged into the Daily Abend Presse the
afternoon edition of Der Freie Presse,
and consequently there will be only one
German afternoon paper here IN place OF
three. There are stu three morning Ger
man dailies I'm this city, Burgheim being
president of Der T'reic Presse company
LONDON, October 21.--The announce.
ment Of the engagement OF the Duke OF
Hamilton and Brandon TO Nina Poore, ono
OF England,s beauties, has caused VIDE
spread interest. The Duke OF HamlitoIl
and Brandon Is premier peer Oh Seoti2hu
and hereditary keeper or Hoiyroou raj
ace A lew years ago he was poor Hen-
tenant In the navy. but succeeded 10 the
title and estates in 1895.
ELLWOOD, Ind, October 21.--The diff
ferences between the employees ana pro
prtors of the Macbeth Evans lamp ehlm-
ney factory in this city have been set
tied and the plant resumed In all depart
mcnts to-day. 1t Ia understood that the
demands OF the strikers were com p ne,
with to the extent that an allowance VIII
be made on defective work. Seven nun
bred men were idle nearly week.
WAsHINGToN, October alt was
announced to-day that William Dudley
Fonlke. to whom the President on Satur-
day last rendered "A membership on the
Civil Service Commission. vice Major Jonn
Il. Harlow, resigned had accepted tlS
appointment. Mr.. Foulke will qualify and
assume the duties of the office about the
first of November.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, October I.-Hen-
ry Mcdonnell Sedley, Yale student,
has been arrested by the police for caus-
ing the death of Edward Corrigan, OF the
Law School. The police say that Corri-
gan and Sedley. with other students, were
in a lunch wagon near the campus iate
Saturday night, and that Ssdley threw
Corrgan from the wagon SO that ne
struck on his head, fracturing his skull.
SOLWAY, Mimi, October IA. T.. KAT
ser, of the Bank Of Fosston, and L. Burke,
of the Solway Mercantile Compay, have
arrived from the Red Lake Indian agency
with dispatches from Agent Mercer, to the
Indian COMMISSIONER at Washington. The
Indians refuse to accept the annuity pay
ment unless the money due from logging
operations last winter is also paid at this
time. as they claim 1t was promise them
by the Department. The Indians are III
a sulen mood and the excitement at the
agency is intense.
DALLAS. Texas. October 21.-Former
Governor James 5. Hogg and James W.
Swayne are in New York City. The OBJ
ject of their visit is TO interest capital
all independent oil producers in the Beau
mont field who have the means of hand
ling the oil as individual concerns. me
capitalization of those Independent COM
panies approximates slo0,eoo,o0e.
LAYTON, o. r., October 2l.-James D.
Wood, who drew the capital prize in the
Lawton land district at the Ell Reno lot
terry last August and settled claim val
ued q [ nearly $4,000 is dead of typhoid
fever, after a brief illness. Before his
death all the contests against his quar-
ter section of land adjoining the town of
Lawton had been disposed of by the In
terror Department and his widow will
come into undisputed possession of the
property.
NEW YORK. October 2l.-The effects of
the strike at the Singer Sewing Machine
works, Elizabethport n. J., are becoming
apparent. The strikers number 400, but
there are three times that number idle
because there are no machines for them
to work on. over three hundred addition
al young women have just been laid off
on this account. The company has served
notice on the strikers that unless they
accept individually and ask to be taken
back at once they will never be allowed
to return TO work at the factory.
CHICAGO, October 2l.-Hon. Sydney
Fisher Minister of Agriculture of the
Dominion of Canada to-day notified Cen
national Live Stock Exposition. that the
Canadian government would cooperate
with the United States Department Of
Agriculture in waving established quar-
antine regulations for the big stock ex-
hibitlon 10 be held in Chicago during the
first week in December. The Canadian
officials announce the suspension of the
quarantine rule on hogs entering the Do
minion as applied to exhibits sent to the
Pan American Exposition.
LANCASTER. o.. October 21.-Safe-
blowers made an extensive tour through
this section of Ohio last night blowing
several safes, robbing a postoffice and q
, hardware store, and stealing several
| horses and buCgies. Nearly 81, 900 In money
was secured during the night. The rob-
! bers began operations at Pleasantville
| where Rose Brothers hardware store
! was looted of cutlery and revolvers
| Stealing a horse and buggy, they proceed
ed to Junction City, where the postofice
! and safe were dynamted and $500 in
stamps ana a large sum of money Sc
| cured. At McElroy the Baltimore & Ohio
! railroad safe was blown and several hun
! bred dollars and valuable papers secured
| The trail was lost at Rushvile, this coun-
4 ty Horses were changed several times
| 1t is apparent that the work was all done
| by the same parties.