Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-25
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
happenings Of irse wide xEorid
Rricay ard Tcrseis Toia.

The governor Of Wisconsin has Sc
toed The compulsory vaccination htil
Nine hundred emigrams leat 10 az
Hco FOR Hawaii. with 400 more to foi
low.
Ex-Congfessman Glover Of ST LoHis
has been reported killed IN Coiota
food
Fourharioado Of cots and mattresses
from New York have reached Iackso.I
vile, Fla
Miss Mary Emma Wocllcy has beer
inauglrated president Of Mount lIel
yoke college.
General Moxica. the insurgent chiet
on the island of Leyte, has snrrendei
ed with 20 men, the remnant Of h.s
COMMAND
General Macarthur celebrated tho
surrenders Of the insurgcnt generals
Mascardo and Lacuna By releasing
1000 Filipino prisoners.
The navy department has been in
formed that the battleship Oregon has
left Yokohama for the United States.
She stops first NJ Honolulu.
The boiler Of n Lehigh Valley rail
road locomotive exploded at Blooms
bury. n ]. Three men were injured,
ard to locomotive was wrecked
GeHetai Mascardo with 32S men, has
surrendered to Captain Joseph r.
O'Neil OF the TwentY-ffth infantry at
San Anatonia, Zambales province, Luz
zon.
Yale university's treasurer. Profess
or Morris f. Tyler, has received Il
check for $4,000 for the bicentenniai
fund from William G. Whitney of New
York.
General Trias has started on his visit
to the insurgent leader Bellarmino.
who is operating in southern Luzon.
Trias will try to induce BelIarmino to
surrender.
Governor Odell has appointed r. w.
Cullinan of Oswego as state excise
commissioner to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the death of Henry II. Lyman
of Oswego
The United States transports Han
cock, Buford and Aztec, taking home
the Thirty-tirst and Forty-first infan-
try, have sailed from Manila for the
United States.
The postoffice department has cabled
instructions to Ch.ra directing all its
Representatives In the military postal
service there to lea e on the first avail
able transport
Jacob L. Seixas. one of the Oldest
wholesale dry goods merchants in New
u tai laf if, s.ifx
in his eighty-ninth year from ailments
due to advanced age.
The big plant of the International
Clay Manufacturing company. makers
of terra Gotta at Perth Amboy. \. j.,
has been destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
John l.. Semple, prominent Camden
IN. j. attorney, has been arrested by
secret service detectives charged with
completely in the couuterfeiting of $50
United states treasury notes.
The presidente of the island of Lu-
bang, which lies northwest of the is
land of Mindoro, has been arrested and
brought to Cavte, charged with being
an accomplice of the insurgents
u
Moorhead Bros, Sharpsburg, Pa that
the wages of the puddlers will be in
creased from S4.S7 to So per day. The
change will affect 200 employees.
Harry Menzie. an elevator boy in the
Hotel Rathbun. Elmira. \. Y, has in
herited $4,000. left him by an uncle
who died recently in Glasgow. Menzie
will sail for Glasgow next week TO Sc
cure his inheritance.
The transport Sheridan has arrived
at San Francisco from Manila via Ma
gasazi with Generals John +. Bates
and Fred D. Grant. 66 officers and
1928 enlisted men of the Forty-ffth
and Forty infantry regiments.
six miners lost their lives. five We're
fatally injured and three seriously
burned in an explosion at the shaft
of the Georges Greek Coal and Iron
company at Pennington, w. Va. on
the main line of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad
Major General Henry c. Corbin. ad-
jutant general of the army, will sail
for the Philippines on the transport
Hancock, which leaves San Francisco
June % He intends to make gen
eral inspection of the military condi-
tons in the islands.
The trial of Harold Crowley of Lock
port. \. Y, son of eX-CongresSman
Crowley and a former employee of the
postal depa .Aent, on "a charge of mis-
appropria,uS postal funds has been
concluded az Ponce. Porto Rico He
was sentenced TO four years hard la
Dor.
AT Demldji Minn., lot Of fireworks
in the steamer h"dow exploded dur
ing a pyrotechuic display, and out Of
about 80 PEE pr on board five small
boys and several men received perhaps
fatal burns while among those jump
ing into the lake to escape the fire four
small boys We're not rescued
The battleship Ohio has been launch