The Sunday globe., 1901-07-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Latest News from all Points Of the
Compass,
MARK HANNA AND The STRIKE
Sued by Pretty Stenographer-A Rooster
That Drinks Whskey and Fights Any
thing-Arrest Of a Globe TrOtter-Oe-
sember and May EIope and Wed in Spite
of Watchful Guardians.

tnlng-HreSt OF olOOe IrOleT-Ue-
sember and May eIope and Wed in Spite
of Watchful Guardians
Cleveland, o., July Ex-senator
Hanna has, it is alleged formulated a
plan to end the strike Of the steel men,
but there is much reticence maintained
as to its scope. Commissioner Bishop,
of the State Board Of Arbitration, has
had several C differences with the Sena-
tor Politicians here only see in this
move Hanna's preliminary bid for
the Presidency
New York, July 27-Frances r.
Sauer, pretty stenOgrapher, Of No.
2O9 West Eightyirst street, caused
the arrest of William H. Ellis, a Wall
Street broker and promoter Fllis,who
is said to be a Cuban and whose right
name is Jurllerme Enriques Allesio.
lives at No. 293 Central Park West
He gave bail i'm s2 600 Ellis is reputed
to be a millionaire. In lS9S his name
was connected with that of Fayne
Moore, whose husband was convicted
Of bIackmailsng Martin Mahon, with
his wife as a decoy.
Piedmont, w. Va. July 27.-There
is a game rooster here that will fight
anything, man included. He stays
near the Cumberland d Pennsylvania
station, and is regular patron of the
old stone saloon nearby He drinks
with all who will treat him. be they
white, black, native or foreign born
He often gets drunk. He will almost
empty glass of whisky without TAX
ing his bill out Of it as other chickens
do. No one owns him.
Victoria, b. c., July 2L-L0TenzO
Prince, who is travelling around the
world for La Presse, Of Montreal was
4, arrested in ManchuTia, with Marion,
his cOmrade, under suspicion Of steal
, ing 5000 roubles. MarriOn's passport
, was taken, and he was held for travel
ing without a passport. Prince tele-
graphed to the Russian Minister Of
, Railways. and was released under his
orders He left Marion IN Jail at
Khailar and proceeded,
New York, July 27.-The breaking
, of Of a nipple on water pipe feeding
J a big boiler IN the siX-story chocolate
! and bOn-bOn factory Of the Poye Manu-
p featuring Company, at Thirty-6fth
/ street and Tenth avenue, caused an eX-
! plosiOn. Joseph Dooley and Charles
FOrsetti, tiremen, were taken TO Belle
vue Hospital Dooley died at p m.
There was a panic am ng the 100 girls.
None was injured Smoke and steam
got into the offices and a rush TO es-
cape was made, one only sticking to her
post-Mi.s Teresa BruyCs. the stsnogra-
pher. George b. Goodwin, the chief
engineer, was arrested on charge Of
carelessness.
London, July 27-The directors Of
, the Metropolitan Railway have de-
/ clined the offer of Charles T. Yerkes TO
introduce electricity into their system,
partly because they are unwilling to
= surrender control Of the line Mr..
, Yerkes and his associates offered to
/ guarantee b per cent on the ordinary
stock instead Of the present low rate,
but the directors decided to issue fresh
capital and to make the installation
, themselves
} Santiago de Chill, July 27.-Jerman
! Riesco was formally proclaimed Presi
dent of Chill July 25. He was elected
on June 25.
Stockholm, July 27.-The crops are
seriously suffering as a result of the
.. continued hot weather. Fires have de-
vastated the forests of Jetland, West
, ern Gotland a d the Smaland aud Up
land districts.
$ Petersburg, July 27.-The Massa-
chusetts State rautiCal ~choolship En-
terprise has gone 10 Antwerp,
I'll Reno, o. r., July 27.-Friday was
the last day on which persons could
register here aud at Lawton for the
drawing for 1900 claims in the Kiowa-
Comanche reservation, The drawing
will begin Monday next.
Jackson, Ky, July I'll. Whittier,
aged so, a widOwer, and Bertha Robin
son, aged Is recently fell deeplyin love.
Whittier is rich, while the girl is poor
but handsome. The children Of the
old man objected to their marriage ana
they went so f r as TO keep him under
lock and key for the past week OF so.
The old gentleman was determined;
so was the young woman. Last night
she got ladder and went to the house
where her sweetheart lived and with
the assistance Of her two brothers and
while the family slept succeeded i'm
]
from "A second story window. Two
fleet horses We're hitched near by and
on the steeds they sped away to the
county seat of an adjoining county and
were married The family did not dis
cover the aged man absence until the
dawn Of the day, and the ladder left
under the window told he story Of his
departure.
Watertown Mass, July 81 The
property of William Murray was re-
Gently attached for 5000 by Mary A.
| Murray, his daughter The writ Is re-
turnable the first Monday in August.
! This is most peculiar case, and be-
| fore h is settled some interesting devel-
opments are anticipated Mr. Murray
is nearly 20 years Of age, and wild
/ over for many years. SSme time ago
| he had severe attack of illness and
made will, leaving his entire property
| to his daughter, Mary, who cared for
| him during his illness. After his ne
covery, about July /, he married "A
woman Of 25 The marriage was kept
a secret for nearly two weeks when
| his daughter learned of it by accident.
| She imm edaiely sought legal advice,
and the present suit was brought. The
plaintiff has always lived with her
| father, and since the death Of her
mother, several years ago, she has kept
/ house for him. The case has caused
not little comment in this town,
where the family is well known.