Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

Grated cooperative manufacturers vera
started on Tuesday and also the plants OF
several outside concerns.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. October I9.-Can.
| Richmond +. Hobson arrived here today
to attend the dedication by the Daughters
of the American Revolution of the mouu-
| ment marking the site OF The home Il
Cen James W. White, founder of Knox
Vile. who was Hobson.s great-great-
grandfather. The ceremony took place
this afternoon on the lawn of the subur-
ban home OF Hon. j. &. Kroner, where
Gen Whites house stood.
MACON, Mo-. October 19-Former Gov
ernor William J. Stones Senatorial cam
paign was opened here to-day with VIM.
J. Bryan as the principal speaker, and
great demonstration resulted. Mr.. Bryan
was to have spoke in the morning, but
the speech-making was postponed until
, the afternoon on account Of an mpromptu
reception TO him. In the afternoon Mr.
Bryan former Governor Stone and Con-
gresham Champ Clark made addresses.
WASHINGTON. October 10 The state
Department has been informed bat W. II.
Neatly. the American citizen Who has
/ been lying in jail at Porfiro D.az.t ander
commitment for contempt Of court In
Withholding certain legal papers ee-
manaed by a Mexican court, has been re-
leased on bail. This removes the acute
phase of the case in which the State De
partment Interested itself and the trial
Will so Oh in the usual Mexican manner.
CHICAGO. October fa.-Sfr Thomas Lip
ton to-day declared himself in favor Of %
change in the construction OF CHALLENGER
ana defenders OF the Americas cup. The
yachts should be something more than
more racing machines" said sir Thomas.
The present yachts tire not safe. Shoulh
the CUP ever cross to he other side the
challenger would have TO be built accord
ing to British ideas of stability sir
.Err1.# for 80 Nf1H
CENTRAL VALLEY. ". Y, October ~
While ascending Bull hill on the road
from Central Valley 10 West POINT, me
1S00 pound automobile IN when !. H.
Benedict and a party of friends were traF-
cling was overturned and Mr.. Benedict
was almost instantly killed. lie - i 5o,.
of e. G. Benedict, the Intimate friend OF
former President Cleveland. Shortly be-
fore noon the automobile. accompanies
by four-in-hand stopped in Central y al
ley to take on a fresh supply OF gasoline.
OMAHA. Neb. October 19.-James Cal
lahan. alleged kidnapper of Eddie Cudahy.
VIII have TO stand trial on the charge OF
perjury Judge Baker overruled the plea
in abatement and also the demurrer or
CaIIahan's attorney. which has been be
fore the court the past six months. al
lahan,s trial for perjury probably VIII
commence next week. a plea IN oar was
filed based on Callahans acquttal on his
former trial. OIL which the court VIII rue
next Monday. hut it is not believed will
further delay the case.
NEW YORK. October 19.-The woman
who returned the $4,000 worth of drafts
taken by George Armitage from the Bank
OF New Amsterdam, when the messenger
disappeared SO mysteriously, according 10
the journal and Advertiser, is Mrs. lsahel
Quagh, colored. dressmaker OF Brook
lYn. Mrs. Quagh claims that the package
containing the drafts was turned over 10
her young son by a well dressed woman.
and that the youth was given a dollar 70
convey them TO HIS mother, who sent the
package back to rs bank by express.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. October 19.-Af-
ter Il trial lasting more than three days
Edward E. Bessette. n membef of Chicago
Tvpographical Union No. 16, was fined
$3.50 and costs in the United States Court
today for violating the injunction sued
by Federal Judge Baker against the str<-
ers of the w p. CQnkey COMPANY ~
Hammond. The court declined to re-
ceive bond. In giving his ruling. JudEe
Baker said Bessette was tried on I.'
theory that he was a co-conspirator VIVA
the strikers who violated the injunction.
KANSAS CITY. No, October 1a.-'ol.
W. r. Nelson. proprietor of the lNa'S.s
CITY Star to-day purchased the Kansas
City Times and viii continue its puhlea-
ton. The Star viii continue to issue 80
an evening paper and the Times as q
morning publication. The Times WI
cease to be a Democratic organ ana VI
be Independent in politics. ldentlefl " -
that of the Star. The change of owner
shin takes place with tomorrow ls5uf;
The Kansas City Times was estapnsnet
i'm 1879 and for years has been a ledelil7
exponent of Democratic principles III mo
southwest.