Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-18
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NEW YORK. October lit was stated
to-day upon the authority OF his relatives
that Edward s Stokes was not in dan
gerous condition. He is Ill but not SER
/ iously SO, and Is able to go driving
MINNEAPOLIS. October 17.-The sehed-
ule of the liabilities and assets of the 81.
Paul a. Kansas city Grain Co have been
fled placing the liabilities at ssgg ,,,. ana
nearly half a million are unsecured.
| WASHINGTON October 17.--Warrants
| have been issued by the treasury depart
! ment for the arrest and deportation OF
| thirteen walters employed at the Plaza
| hotel. New York on the ground that they
| entered the United States under contract.
| CHRISTIANA. October 17-The in
| creased duties on raw and manufactured
| tobacco agreed upon by the Storthng.
October H. will, II Is expected. realize q
| million kroners and cover the treasury
deficit. Norwegian tobacco plantations
are being started
PARIS. October 1.-THE fear of n gem
| troubles grows. NJ. Baudin. minister OF
| public works. has decrecd that every
| laborer must not work more than twelve
| hours day. and must have one whole
/ day of rest every month.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE new Rus
| sian battleship Retvizan, which was re-
! Gently built at Cramps shipyards at
| Philadelphia. and which has been for the
past few days in dry dock at the Brooklyn
| navy yard, passed out Sandy Hook to-day
| for her official trip on the New England
| coast.
COPENHAGEN, October f7.--City Ply
| stefan FeIlberg, who recently visited the
West indies. Is suffering from strongly
developed case Of anaesthetic leprosy;
xyt, n, Ia hal ya1 IN ia pD n nd
| from a woman patient whom he attended
while In the West Indies. The case Is
garded as hopeless.
LONDON, October 17.--Earl Russell,
| who was released from Holloway jail to-
day, Is in good health. The application of
Countess Russell to make absolute her
decree of divorce will be heard October 20.
In the event of the application being
granted. IL Is announced, the Earl and
Mrs. Somerville Will be married in few
days later.
WATERBURY,. Conn, October 17.-Thc
stockholders of the American Brass 60.
have voted to offer $4,000 additional
| stock at par. making the total capital
stock of the company s10.e0.0o0. 1t was
announced that the recently acquired Chi
cago Brass Company would be owned by
the Coe Brass Company and operated by
that concern In the interests Of the Amer
lean Brass Company.
HARRISBURG. Pa. October 17-The
capitol building commission at meeting
to-day decided to employ VIM. X. Ware,
professor of architecture of Columbia Uni
versity. as consulting architect to advise
and consult with the commission in the
consideration and adoption of the plans
that may be submitted for the proposed
completion of the capitol for which an APP
preparation of s., 100000 was made by the
last Legislature.
ha Eafr I,
reassembled to-day. The budget for 1902
was submitted 10 the Unterhauec. 1t es-
Inmates the expenditures at 1855 944
kronen, and the revenue at 6s5, 966 1851
kronen. Among the urgent motions sub
mitted TO the Reichsrath is one demanding
information regarding the governments
attitude toward the German tariff bill,
and whether the government itself Is
drafting a new tariff
MIDDLEsBoRo. KY. October f7.-Pete
T. Colgan, paymaster of the Virginia iron
furnaces was waylaid. shot and robbed
of 81 900 about midway between this town
and the furnaces to-day. Colgau sfiad
drawn the money from the bank and was
taking it to the office to pay the hands
The robbers hid in a clump of trees. shot
Colgan, seized the money and ran A
posse pursued the robbers. but they ses-
capped to the mountains. In their flight
they dropped $500. Colgan will recover
NASHVILLE. Tenn. October 1.-THE
preliminary hearing of Annie Rodgers
alias Maude Williams. was held to-day
and the woman was bound over to the
grand jury under a $4,000 bond in default
of which she was committed to jail Miss
Rodgers is suspected of having intimate
knowledge of the details of the Northern
Express robbery at Wagner. Mont on
July 8, last. She was arrested while en-
deavoring TO effect an exchange at a local
bank of large number of bills believed
to have been stolen from the express safe
She declared to the magistrate TODAY
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money honestly.