Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.

Seattle gold receipts from the
North Friday amounted to $I,25o.ooo.
This great treasure shipment came
from Nome and the British Yukon on
the steamers Ohio, Senator and Dol
phin. The three vessels brought $50
passengers.
1t is reported that the Consolidated
Lake Superior Company stockholders
will apply in the Connecticut courts
for the appointment OF receiver for
the SLY 100000 corporation.
The four-masted schooner Clifford
went ashore on the ocean beach near
San Francisco. The crew was saved,
but the vessel will be total wreck.
A sailor boardinghouseke in
Savannah, Ga, and his assistant were
arrested for shanghaing eight negroes
and putting them aboard Russian
bark.
Rev. c. D. Whalen, Baptist preach
er, was arrested in Los Angeles. Cal,
on the charge Of deserving his wife and
children in Plattsburg. N Y.
Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton, one Of the
few British generals who distinguished
themselves in the Boer War, arrived in
New York.
William G. Wyle, former justice
OF the Supreme Court Of Louisiana,
died on the steamship St. Louis en-
route to New York.
S. Kalman, proprietor Of a private
bank at Schocnville, Pa, disappeared
and his depositors, Slavs and Croa-
tians, caused scene
Frederick NJ Hubbell, wealthy res
ident of Des Moines, Ia, has given
$5,ooo,ooo for the endowment OF uni
versity in that city.
At Inlay, Harlan county, KY, Mar
tin Green shot and killed his wife after
a quarrel and fed, but was arrested.
Miss Mile Arnhold, aged 81, daugh
ter of Rev. Mr. Arnhold. assistant
rabbi of Keneseth Israel Synagogue,
in Philadelphia, committed suicide by
taking carbolic acid at the family's
summer home, at Atlantic City.
James R. Erwin. the indicted postal
inspector, in hearing before the Unit
cd States Commissioner in San Fran
cisco, denied charges OF any connec-
ton with frauds.
The Chinese OF San Francisco gave
Leung Kai Chen, vice-president OF the
Chinese Emnire Reform Association, a
great welcome on his arrival as reiu-
gee from China.
Right Rev. Stephen NJ. Merrill, Sc
Nor bishop OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, has submitted his resigna-
ton in order to devote himself to lit
erary work.
Counsel for the State OF Minnesota
filed in the United States Court at St.
Paul a petition for an order allowing
an appeal in the Northern Securities
merger case.
William P. Hundley, assistant weigh
ing clerk in the United States Mint at
San Francisco, was caught stealing
gold dust and resigned.
Two lives were lost and several were
injured in a fire that destroyed the
Hotel Brunswick i'll Rochester, N. H.
The Reading Railroad shut down
two OF its colleries and reduced the
working days at others.
James Keffer was hung in Lander,
Wyo., for the murder OF William War
rem, an old stock tender.
A resolution was adopted by the gen
cral executive board of the Knights OF
Labor deprecating the proposed move
ment against President Roosevelt be-
cause of his action in the Miller case.
William Ronemus. the mine guard,
who admitted shooting Patrick Sharpe,
a striking miner, during the coal strike,
was acquitted at Norristown, Pa.
Rev. David Philipson, of Cincinnati,
advocated the formation Of a Jewish
world congress as means of settling
the Jewish problem in Russia.
Domnador Gomez, former Spanish
officer. has been charged at Manila
with melting rebellion against the at
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