Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-12

maQe. AIter INC must IiBIu tu1feCtso. soo
choosing of men Of similaY nationality,
physique and general qualifications shouid
be made.
National Mussun % HyufeHe.
wAsHIxeros, d. c., November lL---Sur.
Of the National Museum o. Hygiene, 10
Gently authorized by aet OF Congress, Is
preparing to open the museum for the
benefit OF the public. He will probably
cause the establishment Of National Ex.
position upon sanitary and hygienic sub
jects next year. A large number OF very
valuable contributions were recently made,
including some from A. n. BALI, OF New
York, late passed Assistant Surgeon U. 8.
N. A large collection. illustrative OF the
food products OF the world rs exhibited at
the Centennial, and fine collection, illus
tratiye of perfect and defective sewerage,
have been presented by Prof. Baird.
The yeannette Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, November ll.-CHef En-
gineer Melville continued before the Jean
nette Court, this morning, his story OF the
return. He described the council Of war
held by belong, Chippe and himself at the
place where the Jeannette went down be-
fore starting for the new Siberian Island,
at which sailor translated German pub
lieation about these Islands for theirin-
formation. At this council Chippe and
Melville told DeEeng that their pack be-
ing all alive between the place and the
Island they could not carry the boats and
provision across.
washinEtoAr PeYssoals-
sNAsnrSoros, November 1l,--Col. r. A.
2l'11 - =. .the sftirsd Is and late q
's
when BIiss's BiifwisT Ne Paid.
wAmISs1oS, November lL-When DR..
Bliss called on the Claims Commission to
learn when his bill for services to the late
President would be audited, he was told It
would be as soon as the absent member OF
the Commission returned. "It will be the
next century before your bill is paid" said
a friend standing by. 1T looks that way,
said the Doctor, stroking his gray whisk-
ers.
WAsHrNsroN, November 1.-THE Homer
Lee Bank Note Company, of New York
City, is preparing for donation to'the Gar.
'aeld fair, a beautifully executed certificate,
to be given to each exhibitor. lt Will be
handsomely engraved and VIII bear the
names of those prominently connected
with the enterprise, as well as that Of the
person to whom it is presented!
New Clerks.
WASHINGTON D. c., November ii--Jsnses
B. Sheridan OF New York, has been sp-
pointed pardon clerk Of the Department OF
Justice, and James Rankin Young OF
Philadelphia, has been selected to succeed
Mr.. Ailiken as chief clerk Of the-Depart-
lnent OF Justice
Reard Of Audit.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Gar
field Board of Audit held a meeting this
morning and agreed to meet daily ct 9A NJ
uutil the claims are disposed Of. All the
cases will be examined and discussed be-
ferc any are taken up for final disposition.
TsMarry.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November lit Is
stated that ex.yjce President Wheeler will
shortly marry Mrs. Woodruff, of Chicago
widow of the late Supervising Surgeon
General OF the Marine Hospital service.
Thev want 90 Spy Out the Nibsaists.
BosroS, November il.-Alvan II. Clark
& Son are now making the largest tele-
scope in the world at their establishment
at Cambridge. 1t is for the use Of the Rus
sian government