Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-22
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r1rLpA. Min. october n.-The safe of
the Farmers Bank was blown carry "
day. and $500 cash secured. There is no
clue.
YOKOHAMA, October 2.-The Marcus i9,las
Itos party has initiated strong IlOs
ment to overthrow the cabinet. Iinpo od
ant political developments are ahucipd'SN'
PRETORIA, October 21.-Tweive more
Boer leaders, including Comfilallu'lli a =
Scheepers. whose capture was ahho 49,
August II. have been pefihdtieh1S S'.i-
ished from South Africa.
THE HAGUE. October 21.-The former
residents of the Transvaal who are now
in this city entirely discredit the ru,,,ot >
of the death of General DeWet' ethand'-
ing from Durham Natal.
LONDON. October I.--It IS announced
that the ratification of the Anelo-sahon
Review. edited by Mrs. George COR" a mi
West Iadv Randolph ChurchiiD VIII
cease with the present issue
LOWELL. Mass. October 2i,-The oi-
rectors of the Merchants Nali9h,a, IN
to-day announced that the dehclensg,y y NJ, II.
the funds from the defaicattons OF d deiiei
Smith and Bookkeeper swift IS sil''VVo'
LONDON. October 2i.-sir Arehib arc
Levin Smith, who recently , fss Of nj
health, died last night IN Mo is1 5 Sn,,
scotland. He had rowed thrice with 1aii-
bridge. He was born in lS5J.
NEW YORK. October 2l.--A Lima, Peru,
sisnatch saws: The Peruvian government
has fined the English railway eoinPatny
E3C0 on account of the aceidehe Will an
took place near Lima few Gays aso ia
which TWO persons were Aiiisd.
p.c1uA corsica. october GA fatal
ARRAY has taken place during the muhicl-
nal elections at Lingtizzeta between p, po
1itical factions. Three men were hlllSa
with daggers and six were fataity "ouHu-
ed.
T.oRAIN o., October 21.-Three hun
fred longshoremen ut the steei pain
docks cult work to-day because IN w
popular men was promoted TO iofeii''i"-
ship.
DOVER. England. October H-The
French mail boat Le-Nord, on her aItlS VA
here to-day, reported that ten OF het en-
CINE hands had been seriously n ioi,on
some of them fatally. by an eN9Ios'oii'
The passengers were safely landed.
ST. PETERSBURG, October i.-Father
Kochuroff a priest OF the orthp ql1
church, residing in Chicago, f ma 49, CO...
most successful in collecting funds lot
the erection of a church building IN ina ina
city. He will start for home shortly with
a draft for $4,000.
PERPIGNAN. France, October ry,3 III IA
number of deserters from a Spanish ara
COON regiment have reported themselves
to the gendarmes here. The soldiers say
they deserted on account OF the lneessaht
i'll treatment. They refuse TO return TO
Spain.
BOSTON. October o1.-Two of the lead
ing banks OF Boston, the Shoe ana Lea Ter
National and the National Bank OF Re-
demption each with a capital of Sl,ooaWl
have decided to consolidate. The National
Bank OF Redemption will ABSORB the Shoe
and Leather.
LONDON, October 21--The American
line steamer St. Louis, which sails from
Southampton for New York Saturday
next, will take among her passengers MI
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. and LORD
Pauncefote, the British ambassador TO
the United States, and Lady Pauncetote.
LONDON. October 21-The Church Mis-
sionary Society has received mail reports
showing that the bubonic plague IS raw
aging Foo Chow and vicinity. flltten
hundred cases of the disease are reported
Of a thousand collins have been carried
out of the city gates each day.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. October 2f.-The
statement of the collections Oh
internal revenue issued by the commits
sioner of internal revenue shows that the
total receips for September were 81, 6u4, A.
a decrease as compared with september,
1900, OF 81 ,Si9, 366.
Ia October 81 y ct
tiers received here from Panama say the
Colombian rebels lost heavily in battle
near there last Tuesday. The rebels are
concentrating in q camp in the neighbor-
hood and both sides are Drenaring for n
clash. which it IS expected. will largely
determine the fate of the revolution.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. October IA spe
cial to tho Sentinel from Johnson city,
Tenn. says the Carnegie Iron furnace
and plant at that place is about to be
secured By the Cranberry Iron Coal
Company. This company expects to make
many necessary repairs and nut the fur
mace into active Operation at an early
date.
MILWAUKEE. October 21-Judge Jen-
kins. In the United States court to-day.
denies the petition of the minority bond
holders of the defunct United States
Milling Company asking for stay of pro-
ceedings, and that the sale of the proper
ties be maze IN separate pdIcSlS. 1 ne Sale
of the various properties will be made IL
about six weeks according to the original
decision.
SPRINGFIELD. o.. October Ex-senator
Hanna Governor Nash and Governor
Shaw, of Iowa. spoke here tonight at
the opening of the local Republican cam
paign. The speaking was preceded by a
parade OF Springfield and Crbana political
organizations. \ large crowd greeted the
speakers.
CONSTANTINOPLE, October 21.-The
officials OF the United States legation are
still without news from the missionaries,
who are seeking 10 make an arrangement