Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
INTERESTING NEWS
PUT IN BRIEF FORM.
A Condemnation of Items of All Sorts
From All Over the world.

LONDON. October so.--Chas T. Ycrkss
mas purchased Turner's celebrated paint
ing. Rockets aud Blue Lights" at the
record price of I15. $50.
ROME. October so.-The Italian author
| tiles took vigorous measures TO prevent
contemplated anarchstic demonstrations
IN celebration of the eleetrocution of Cool
gosz.
EI1 PAso. Texas. October ao.-snow fell
for over an hour I'm I'll Paso and vicinity
this afternoon and Was followed by heavy
rains. il is the earliest snow storm on
record here. The weather has become
much colder.
NEW YORK, October S.-Bourke Cock
ran who was badly injured yesterday by
a fall from his horse, was reported to-day
| to have passed a comfortable night. His
| injuries, while painful, are thought to be
not dangerous.
| PHILADELPHIA. October so.--In order
TO facilitate tie moving of coal and to
relieve the blockade at the mines the
Pennsylvania railroad company has de-
cided to place orders Immediately for 1900
pressed steel cars.
LONDON. October Ca dispatch 10
| the Times from constantlnople says that
the Turkish ambassador at ST. Petersburg
has informed the Sultan OF Turkey that
| the annexation of Crete TO Greece is i'm
minent' and inevitable.
ROME. October so.-This afternoon an
| earthquake was felt in many Italian cities
including Soezzia. Genoa, Bologna. vero-
| ma, Brescia aud Milan. There were two
severe shocks at Gallaratc, where num-
| Der OF houses were damaged.
DENVER, Col. October ss.The largest
| order for motive power equipment ever
| given at one time by a western road has
| been placed in the east by the Denver IL
Rio Grande. The order Is for forty loco
| motives twenty passenger cars and 1000
| freight cars.
| COPENHAGEN, October 3O.-The Off
| cial Gazette publishes denial of the
! statement that King Edward is suffering
Ery.
| port that specialists were in consultation
| regarding him during his recent visit to
| Denmark.
NEW YORK. October 30.--At a special
meeting of the stockholders Of the Amer
! lean Bicycle Company. held at Jersey
! city to-day. 1t was voted to reduce the
authorized capital stock from SS0,00000 10
the amount now listed at the stock ex--
| change, namely, ss,29fooD preferred and
| SI,7ol 800 common, total of s26,9s6 400.
CONSTA NTINOPLE, October 30.-The
negotiations for the ransom of Miss Ell
len NJ. Stone, the abducted American mis-
sionary are progressing satisfactorily, II
| IS understood: but beyond this, those hav-
ing them in hand maintain absolute Sc
crecy, as they are convinced that public
lily would be detrimental to Miss Stones
interests and safety.
WASHINGTON, October 90 - Mrs.
Grant. the widow of General Grant, has
almost recovered from her recent indis-
position. She suffers from a bronchial
fine her to her room. Mrs. Sartoris,
Mrs. Grants daughter. returned to Wash
ington to-day ana will remain With her
mother during the winter
BERLIN October 30.-Dr. Won HeIle-
ben. the German ambassador TO the
United States. arrived here to-day from
Carlsbad. ON his way to America He is
wonderfully refreshed. In excellent Spir-
its and glad TO return to Washington
The ambassador says President Roose-
Welt will undoubtedly do everything pos
Hl.Na Fs-tZ
Germany.
BUFFALO. n. Y. October N.--Train
No. I on the New York Central was
wrecked at Gainesville to-day by running
rallied in shifting. The engine and six
cars left the track. At the New York
Central office IL was said that the only
persons Injured We're Engineer Harrison,
wrist broken, and Mrs. Dickinson.
who Is suffering from shock.
NEW YORK. October 30-Sinclar Tou-
sey. Of the publishing firm of that name
Va this city was probably fatally hurt in
a driving accident a Yonkers last night.
He was with Frederick Youngling, son
Of the brewer. and drove into pile of
sand in the street. The horse ran away
and both men were thrown out Mr.
Youngiing was very seriously hurt also.
CINCINNATI O. October 30.-Sixteen
bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church
met here to-day In their biennial session.
which will continue for a week. Among
the~absentees are Bishop Moore, of Chi
ma: Bishop Hartzell. in Africa; Bishop
Warren in India, and Bishop Vincent in
Europe. At this conference the bishops
Will be assigned as presiding officers of
the annual conferences next year. and the
general condition of the church will be
considered. Owing to the death of Bish-
op Ninde, of Detroit several may change
location, the selection being in the order
of seniority. The biennial sessions are
executive.
QUEENSTOWN, October 90-Sir Thos.
Upton. who arrived here this morn
ing on board the White Star liner Celtic.
from New York. said to a representative
of the Associated Press that the report
that the Shamrock II. was on sale in New
York was quite untrue and that he in
tended racing her in America next sea-
son. lie reiterated his purpose to again
challenge for the Americas cup and ex-
pressed himself as being quite satisfied
with the manner in which the Shamrock
H. had been sailed. Sir Thomas denied
the reports of the disagreements with
those who We're on board the yacht say
ing that At no time We're his relations
with those in charge of her IN any way
strained.