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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-06
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ALLLA1HG
The belmont GAS house Is ready to 90 to
work again.
The Council Is sim talking Of deficiency
In the Mayors books or in his report.
James K. Hall, now Of Wheeling, has been
spending his holidays at his mothers near
town.
Mr.. Walker, who has been here for some
dlys goes back TO his home at Norwich, Ohio,
to-day.
The groceD have completed an organize
ton for the mutual advancement Of their In
terestsr and will meet regularly hereafter,
Very few sleighS and sleds have yet made
their appearance In Bellaire, and most Of
them We have seen, crept along without bells.
Many Bellaire people are trying the taste OF
Irish potatoes that are real Irish potatoes
potatoes from Ireland. H.H. Meek had q
carload Of them shipped 10 him.
A number Of Arms that use ice regularly
have been gathering up cakes by the wagon
loads from the high banks that were under
the water when the Ice first formed.
Rev. A. @. Lane has brought from Califor.
MIA some magnificent clusters OF oranges, four
and five large, deep colored ones in bunch.
He gathered the fruit from trees In the yard
about the church in which he has been preach.
Ing.
The creek was liyened by skaters Wednes.
day night, but the magnificent Ice Is out OF
sight now. There was many tumble In get.
ting over the broad fields Of Ice between the
railroad and the creek, as few knew any path
left uncovered by the late high water.
Liberty Hose company No. /, has elected
the following officers: Captain, VIM. shanna.
felti First Lieutenant, VIM. Rodewig; Sec.
ond Lieutenant Q. Weirick; President, Dan.
Theobold; Vice President, ]. Stoebel Treas.
urer, II. Crimmel Secretary, T. @. Hyatt.
The gas company wants from $50 to SCI a
post from the city for street lamps, and
Council only wants to give 81. Some
OF the members want 10 light the
city with electricity, and committee Is to
correspond with the Brush Company for that
purpose and also TO find what lanterns will
cost, In the meantime we are to have no
lights at all.
There are about fifty chances vet remain.
Ing unSold In those large vases OF the Sol.
dierS' Monumental Association, The person
that holds the lucky number will certainly
draw the largest prize-the one most dispro-
PortiOned TO the amound he invests-eyer
drawn In Bellalre. You can put down your
name In any OF the books. The vases are on
exhibition at n. L. Marsh's.
A certain young man, not exactlya Bel.
laire man, except for temporary purpose,
wrote d note TO two Gravel Hill ladies invit.
ing himself to call and take them TO the
Wheeling Opera House Wednesday evening
The concluding sentence Of his note was moi
very complimentary TO the character Of the
young ladies' and with the helm of a mOFs
favored beau, they prepared to receive him
When he knocked at their door, presumably
with all confidence, he was drenched with 4
bucket OF cold water. As 10 what speed he
made for dry suit of clothes deponent saith
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Within the past two days reports have ap-
peared In the various papers OF the country
to the effect that decided advances In tele.
graphic rates were to be taken BY both the b,
4 o. and Western Union companies. With a
view to ascertaining what increase would be
put In vogue at this point a reporter visited
the telegraph companies last evening.
Manager Warden, of the D. & o., was deci.
dedly surprised when asked what tho advance
would be, and stated that the rates would be
the same for 1882 as they had been for the
past two years, so far as he knew. He had
received no notice from headquarters OF any
advance. When the A. +. Company was
bought out by the b. & o. Company the WINS
an uniform rate OF % cents all over the coun.
try, but when the B. & o. took charge tariff
book was made out and that rate had been
adhered to. Manager Warden also stated
that the rates had been in harmony with those
OF the w. U.
Going to the Western Union office Mama
ger Tracy was seen and he very emphatically
stated that there was no increase OF rates 10
any points, but that In few cases there was
a reduction Of rates, His opinion was that
the reports OF an increase were being circu-
lated by the Mutual Union, the company
now erecting Its poles and wires all over the
country. To all prominent cities there arc
special rates as for instance: Chicago thirty
cents, New York forty, Washington thirty,
Baltimore twenty-five, Philadelphia thirty,
and Cincinnati twenty-five. Then again
there are State rates, and tits in these rates
that reduction has taken place. To points
IN California from this State the rate Is now
81 90 formerly It was s. 90; to points in
South Carolina sixty cents, formerly It was
seventy.iive cents.
Manager Tracy's attention was also called
to q clipping taken from Bellaire paper,
and Others similar to 1t have appeared In
other papers. 1t was to the effect that the
night message system was to be abolished.
Mr.. Tracy said that this was not 50. Thesys.
tem mas grown TO be an immense feature,
and Is immensely popular.
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Opera House-Hoey Il Hurdie Combina
ion, In A Child OF the State
Hair and Wax Works Mandatory.
Stockholders Notice.
ACompetent Housemaid Wanted.
Three Houses for Rent.
Steamer Sidney.
Situation Wanted.
Vocal Echoes.
Wanted-A Boy 10 or IS Years Old.
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PERSONAL NEWS.
Movements of People in business and
Society Circles.

Movements OF People In Business and
Society Circles.
Prof. Hartley Thompson returned to the
city yesterday.
BIB. Postlethwait, sherifrot wetzel county,
was at the State House yesterday.
Ex-senator George A. BlakemOre, Of Pen.
dleton county, spending few days In the
city.
Mr.. Oscar Townsend, General Manager OIL
the G., T. V. & w. railroad, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. Josiah Sinclair, of Benwood, was in
the city last evening attending the meeting OIL
the city druggists.
John Gilchrist, Esq, U. s. Surveyor oil
Customs, is in Washington City on bushes.
with the Department
Hon. John Birch, OF ClAysyille, was visiting
his son, Superintendent John NJ. Birch, Of
the city schools, yesterday.
Mr.. Frank T. Wray, OF Pittsburgh, Is down
on one OF his flies seeing his acquaintance
which includes about everybody.
P. KatscnsteIn, ESQ.,, of claysville, a prom
inent business man Of Washington county
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr., W. S. smythe, we'll known book pub
Usher from Syracuse, NY, member OF the
firm Of Guln, Heath & Co., of Boston, Is In
the city.
]. L. Cherry has been promoted to the DO.
sition OF superintendent OF Trains-0 Di.
visions Of the b. & o. express service, vice
j. Zimmerman, resigned.
Mr.. IA r. Day, one OF the Top Mill uailers
loft last evening for Chattanooga, Tenn, tC
cast his fortunes with the nail mill Of thai
prosperous Southern city.
Rev. ]. D. MofIatt has arrived ut Washing
ton, Pa, aud assumed his duties as President
OF the college. He will reside in the house
formerly occupied by President Geo. D
Hays.
Jerry Flynn, formerly chief operator In the
! B. so. telegraph office here, now Superinten,
dent OF Telegraph on the Chicago division,
with headquarters at Garrett, Ind, Is VISITING
his old Wheeling friends.
n. L. Townsend, agent Of the Pat Rooney
Combination, was In the city yesterday
Pats show will be at the Opera House next
Friday and Saturday evenings, January IL
and II, with Saturday matinee.
Miss Lydia Bartlett, OF Cleveland, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. DR.. d. b. McI.ain, al
the New McI,ure. Miss Bartlett will DO re,
membered as the very attractive lady who
made such q charming addition to Wheeling
society last season.
Mrs. J. D. Salmon and daughter, with q
number OF Wheeling and other visitors, kept
open house on New Years and had lively
day, During the evening full orchestra
was In attendance, and the many visitors
had an exceedingly enjoyable time. Mr..
Salmon enjoyed the festivities specially
StetlbtBrille Herald.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January ga char.
ter was granted to-day to the American
Combined Iron and Steel Company, Of
Philadelphia, capital Sl5,OOO,OOO. The
company was formerly chartered under
the law Of New York. The total amount
OF bonds necessary to be issued by the
State TO replace the maturing bonds, and
for which bids were received yesterday, is
100000. OF this amount $500, 600 are
to run from one to ten years, and s., 100000
thirty years.
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ST. Lotus, January Seen. II. II. Davis,
ofGen. Sheridan's staff, arrived this morn.
from Chicago, and is now holding a secret
investigation into the charges preferred
against Major Z. D. Baker, late quarter.
master here, by the Maxwell Bros. Both
parties are represented by counsel. Gen.
Davis will report to headquarters, and up
on its nature will depend whether a court
martial be called or the mates dropped, as
being too flimsy for action,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Il. Key, Washington, Pa 8, MarShGll, waShtn, L. C.
F. Sargent & wife, Pa, &C. Cswley, Atlanta.
Mis- McWilllRmSon, Ga, c. l. sheehRn, Columbus
J. C. Myen, Pittsburgh. T. Gilliland, Pittsburgh
II. 7. Castor City. d. SchaeieF City.
II. R IisEtIngs City. II B. PostleWAIt, Ohio,
J. II. Rendrent, City, W. L. StOtJberry, II & O.
Fred Sturgeon, City, J.F. MCjOwen, w, Va.
II. Thompson, COvingtOn Mis- AZ. Hall, CoVInRtou.
W. r. Reed, ReedEyillc. Phil. AnShutz, River
J. N. Morris, MAttim0naA l. Lemon, CochnnEylllA
w. N. KAWkinSr Piitb'h. W. Legge, Cincinnati.
/. A. Jones, Cincinnati. J. II. King, Cameron
J. Groves, Cincinnati. D, IAning, Columbus.
B.L. Bowen, n. MArtln'le. Mn. @. 7. BOWenS W Va
MIS- n. Bowen, w. Va. J, ID. Johnson, Phla.
W. s. Mitchell, PhilA &C. Ong ZanesYllle,
]. 7. Sweeney, City. Rob. Black, Chicago
7. II. Clark, Richmond W. H. CrombarEin. IA.
N. L Townsend, Agent Minor Roney Combination
&c Horst, Agent U. +. r. r., Columbus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-06
CHRISTMAS DONATIONS
Made to the Orphans at the Hospital

MADE 10 the Orphans at tue Hospital.
We place before our readers this morning
a detailed report of the donations made at
Christmas tide to the fathcrleSs and mother
less IN charge Of the Sisters OF Charity ut the
Wheeling Hospital. 1t shows that their
modest appeal has met with most gener-
ous response, These donations Include many
a poor widows mite and many little childfs
humble offering, as well as some really hand
some contributions:
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NnIeorPnIImnn Cnrs.

BALTIMORE, January 5.-Thirty.two
Pullman palace and sleeping cars were
sold to-day under decree OF the court.
The sale was one Of the results OF the suit
between the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company and the Pullman Palace Car
Company. There was considerable com.
petition, the sales aggregating about $780,
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"WlNE oE cARpuIn cure. irrnrnl..
STEAMBOAT SQUIRS

painful, or difficult mcnstruatiOn.
Sold by Logan & Co.
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FIRE RECORD.

Chicago, January 5.-Thc insane depart
ment Of the Macon county poor house was
burned last night. Loss $4,000. All the
inmates but two escaped. The latter are
believed to be ut large.
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Dynamite ExplosIon.

ST. Paul, January 5.-By an explosion OF
a can Of dynamite on the line of the Hast
ings & Saltwater railroad, one laborer was
killed and two seriously injured. The ac-
cident was the result Of carelesSness in
handling the explosive.
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Jusr received lot OF Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, at
L.V. BLoND's,
ll35 Main street
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AT the close Of long interview with Ar.
istides WEIGH, Esq, Of Erdenheim Stock
Farm, near Chestnut Hill, Penn, that gen.
tleman, who bred Iroquois and Parole, said i
want my groom 10 continue the use Of
81 Jacobs OIL, for II Is an excellent thing for
horses Prominent men all use 1t.
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES.

We open To-day a large line of Edglng
and Inserting. With n view Of doing a
live trade during January we have made
prices attractlreIy low and invite your In
spectiOn Of our stock.
A. L. RICE & co.
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WAsnrSoroS, D. c., January 5.-Chloe
Ann Violet died to-day after a fast of 49
days. Her delusion was that God COM
manded her to commit suicide by fasting.
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Ghe 9ntelEigenfer,


once. NOs. rs and ~ Fourteenth street
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NEVER "bull-dose" man, but II you meet
a human being suffering with bad cough
you may "bull-doSe" him to advantage with
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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soxR interesting Developments in connec-
neCtion with the cold feeders strike are an.
ticipated. It Is said the affair will eliminate
on Saturday. II Is limited, We know
mot on what authority, selt'feeding machines
paEt Of whose maohines are now idle.
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LOTTERIES.
Louisiana STATE LOtterY CNnnalY

Incorporated In 1868, for Is year, by the LegiSla.
ture for educational and charitable purpOSeS-with
capital Of 81 900 0O0-to which a reserve fund Of
over $3.50 O00 has since been added.
By All overwhelming popular vote, Its franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2 A. D. 1870.
It's grand single number drawings will take place
monthly.
Ii never scales or poStpones. Look at the follow.
ing Distribution:
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TnE great superiority OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup TO all otter cough remediesi Is attested
by the immense popular demand for that old
established remedy. Price IS cents bottle.
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W. ~
PSORIASIS,

PSUTIASIS.
H. K Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, n. y, cured Of
Psoriasis or leproSy Of twenty years standing by
the Cuticura RGSOlvent (blOOd puriler) Internally
and Cuticura and Cutlcum soap 1.-THE grGat skin
curesl externally. The most wonderful case on
record. Cure certified TO before Justice Of the peace
and prominent citizens All afflicted with itching
InnnIal Il, fnII " - 's '''' 'ea''
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scATrERED sQUIBs.
Matters OF Minor MomSntin all Portions
Of the city.
rHiS IL Epiphany

THIS 10 Epiphany
BpwOOD Is yearning for weekly news.
paper
February.
ONE marriage license was Issued yesterday,
the frstin 80.
THREE deedSo Of trust were entered for re.
cord yesterday
TnE La Belle and Riverside mills will prob.
ably start to-day.
TnE present snow Is said to be general and
very heavy in this State.
srREEr car No. II broke down at Thirty.
ninth street last evening.
THE Harugari Society last night held q
public Inhalation Of officers.
The hnt good snow balling OF the season
was eniOyedby the,boys last night
THE German will hold It's seml.monthly
hop this evening OF Franzheim's Hall.
The Senate Chamber at the State House Is
being carpeted with very handsome body
Brussels.
THE Top mill was running full blast yes
terday with the exception OF the cold Iron
machines.
EDMuND BocKMG yesterday made the Dep
uty sherifTs happy by presenting them witha
box Of fine cigafS,
Born Of the old pumps at the Water Works
are all right again, and there Is now full
supply In the pipes.
DIPLOMACY" the famous play and favor
ite here, Is to be presented at the Opera House
one night next week.
MANAGER RIEnER has hopes OF securing a
date from Mary Anderson late In the season
for the Opera House.
A NEW postoilice has been established at
Kegley, Mercer county, with Edward W.
Compton as Postmaster.
FRED HosENFELD, a laborer at the gas
works, mashed his right index finger between
two large Jumps Of coal.
Squire PHILLIPS seems 10 be having lit.
tie boom on criminal cases. He had his
thirteenth case yesterday.
THE Wheeling streets have cost the public
too much money to be retailed to brick lay.
ems at so much cart load.
The Elm Grove street railway will run an
extra car after the performance Of Patience
next Tuesday night, January 10.
ANNA Dickinson Is among the attractions
which are booked for future appearance this
season at the Wheeling Opera House.
A GANG OF workmcn we're busy at work
yesterday repairing the break In the large
sewer on the corner OF Eighteeth and Chap.
line streets.
THE Wheeling Custom House Is probably
the only one in the United States that has nc
telephone. The Custodian should have one
put in here also.
The East Wheeling boy named Caitter;
who some time ago shot himself in the hand
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WASHINGTON, D. c., January ola. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gen.
orally cloudy weather and light rains, warmer
southeast to southwest winds, falling barom-
eter.
For the Lower Lake Region, generally
cloudy weather. light snow, rising tempera-
ture, falling barometer, winds shifting to
south and west
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Tn best rubber stamp in the world manu-.
featured by A. T. Castor, 1881 Market stseet
Wheeling, W. Va, stencila and Seal Works.
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THE CuTICuRA TREATMENT. for the cure Of
Skin, Scalp and blood Disease consists In the In.
iernal use Of CuIlcURA REsoLvEST, the new blood
purincr, and the external use Of CuTICURA and
CuTICuRA SOAR, the great skin cuFeA
For sunburn, Tan aud Greasy Skin use CuticuIa
Soap an exquisite toilet bAthand nunery Sanative,
ira9mnt with delicious flower OdOn and healing
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CLOSING out for the next thirty days q lot
OF Mems Heavy Boots and Shoes at cost
l. V. BLOND.
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"WlNE oF oARpuIn make, ro,,

GEMS Fine Hand Embroidered Slippers
for holiday presents, at L, v. BLoNpfs.
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OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
sure cure for Piles. pGw
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GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
W NlsIlBD. with OF without board, a. pAftIe.
wish; Cor. Main and Twentieth streets ]. v
fkRRkLs NAlA
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TIE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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WANTED.
GoRN WANTED.
FOB RENT.

F0R RENT.-THE HALL, ON THIRD
~ fOOrin DccE's Block Enquire Of A. O. EGER.
TER TAI
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, US observed at SchnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
ISL 1852
IA. NJ. l2M.3P.M7PH M.I2M.SP.M.7EM
% % ~ % ~ SO m 81
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LOST.

II oST-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL
~ BE- paid io[ me return TO q South street, Bal.
main which len HenWDod for Wheeling the morn.
Ing OF the 2i1t Of December.
jag HAMILTON HAzLEHURgT.
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cheeks and clear complications.
Sold by Logan &co.
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NoUNTY BOARD OF EQUAIlZA.
" TON AND APPEALS.

~ lIoH AND AffEALs'
To all Whom Il Nay coneen
Take notice that the Board of Equalization
and Appeals of Ohio county will commence
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY o, 1852,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ. All person,
having petitions referred to this BoaSI are re.
quired to appear, and any Others having any
business relating to their taxes for this year
attend, as this Board meets but once year.
By order Of the Board of Commissioners
jas JAS. B. QUARTER, Clerk.
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CINCINNATI, ONO.
STOCKHOLDERS SIFFTT;c

10 I4IHIV9 AIEEIING.
a., Ihs annual meeting OF the s.ockbolder, .,
me Peabody Insurance Company, Of Wbso n
ang West Va, will be held al their Office NJ
~ Fourteenth street, on Tuesday JNnn ~.
iViLl, lSaA between the hours Of 2 ana AZ =
dec29ru ]. r. PAIJI,T' 81. y
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SKIN HUMORS.

SKIN HUMURS.
Mn. s. K. Whlpple. Decatur, Mich, writes that
her face, head and some parts Of her body were al.
most raw; head covered with scabs and cores SUI.
iered iearfully aud tried everything Permanently
cured by CutlCura ResOlvent (OlOOd purifier and
Cnticnra md Cutlcura Scan thc great skin ClireSl
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SALT RHEU N.

SALT RHEUM.
VIII Mcdonald, $50 Dearborn street, Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges q cure OF Salt Rhcum on
head neck, face arms and legs for seventeen years
not able to walk except on hands and knees for one
year. not able To help himself for eight yean tried
hundreds Of remedies; doctors pronounced his case
blood purilefl internally, and Cutlcun and Cuff.
enra soap The great skin curesl externally.
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FOR SALE,

F0R SALE-BUGGIES, PHAEToNs,
y and Wagons Now IL the time Iol barRaini.
Also fine DHlt llOSeS for sale. J.W. FRRRELI
Cor Main and Twentieth streets oCiO
F0R SALE-& HOUSE AND LOT
II The house contains ten rooms Including bath
nom. wash house and drying room on back Of lot,
Brick building, with modern improvements Termi
easy. Inquire of. A. HOLIDAY. dos
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-11
COMPANIONS in Danger.

Misery says Shakespeare. sac
auaints n man with strange bed-fel-
lows" With equal truth may it be said
that a common danger makes even enc
mics companionabe. Even the timid
deer aud the surly bear seek the society
of man, their natural foe, when both
are threatened by an impending calam-
ity. This fact was wildly illustrated
by scenic display during the terrible
forest fires which devastated part OF
Michigan. Says correspondent OF
the Detroit Free Press
The people who sought the beach OF
the Lake had still 10 endure much Of
the heat and all of the smoke. Wad-
inc out up to their shoulders they were
safe from the flames but sparks and
cinders fell like snow.storm, and the
smoke was suifocating.
The birds not caught in the woods
were carried out TO sea aud drowned,
and the waves have washed thousands
of them ashore.
Squirrels, rabbits and such small ami
mails stood no show at all, but deer and
bear sought the beach and the company
of human beings.
In one case, man leaped from {
bluff into the lake, and found himself
close behind large bear. They re
manned in company under the bank
nearly all night, and the bear seemed
as humble as dog.
In another instance, two of the ami.
mails came out of the forest and stood
close to a well from which farmer was
drawing water to dash over his house,
and they were with him for two hours
before they deemed it prudent to joe
along.
Deer camo ont and sought the com,
panionship of cattle and horses. anC
paid no attention to persons rushing
past them.