Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
BRIEFLY TOLD.

s,,rrIe is astonishing China.
j., ,,,r.six new Episcopal churches ere
~, built in Florida.
N. V, rais has thus far received "a, ,SO0,-
~ SI5 f,r hi, work at the mouth of the Mis-
sisiPPi ,,D-,,,.,,
-, -, fisheries are set down at about
,,,.irs braves Of Long Island rival one
Va in the number of snakes they can
NJ III a DAY.
n,.,,,,al is represented in France by NJ.
E,,,rens. descendant of the famous
~, o. his name.
=, insane hotel keeper of Dubuque in
Ted ~ a church service last Sunday by
80 .orD,.nc that he was Christ returned to
sEth.
r,s Memorial Church on the battle field
, I.snihlwana, Zululand, where the
r.;,cs Imperial Of France lost his life, has
se,p Completed.
snake twelve feet long wrapped itself
.-,rr3 the fore and hind wheels of Ne
~,8, ,,sse the other day, blocking progress
.au. A,l.ed.
G,n.R F. Kelley, formerly of Wheel
w ". Va las been appointed special
.,,r..r er OF the Pension Bureau, with his
,s,3.gs-.srs at Cumberland
Because an Illinois Noman has done no
work since her recent conversion, her hus-
hand has sued the revivslist who was in
.,rnl.a.al in destroying her household
ySil.uess.
The last English postal report says that
,hs syerage number of letters written per
head : in England and Wales, 10; Scot.
and 80. Ireland, Il; United States, p;
France. Il; Germany, Is, and Italy, 6.
AN,rrh Carolinian has asked permission
from The pystu.Ecs Department to send
four pound cans of whisky by mail. He
saws they will be easy to handle, that there
VI, be- ro breaksce, and that it will break
Fps JOB, Of blockading through the coun-
,.y. anl throw freight money into the
yos,a ,'ice.'
Twr and yachts, a double carriage and 4
marquee tent, once belonging to the Prince
Q: Wales. for stablins horses, one Of the
vach.s a,ed up as sleeping and dining
csbiL aud the other as kitchen and larder,
with hunks for servants, make the equip
nent OF Peter Lorillard and Roland and
Teph h,h Davis, who are journeying
,hror.l New England.
Juu Ward Howe has preserved one
Speci~.rl uG the fashionable nOtoriety hun
ter, Lse the tly in amber. A well known
New York woman, so the story goes, took
her out on her Newport piazza the other
day and begged her to ''say something
brilliant about it that would always be
quoted" Mrs. Howe looked at her mo-
ment, and then replied: Really, I can't I
think Of anything except that it's bully
old piszza, anyhow
A few days ago two crevices suddenly
opened in he earth southwest of Tezon-
LtptC, MSAlCO. Inc tEcNLCSS nave lcIS IL
o. over 500 yards with an average width of
three inches. An Indian, who was on the
ground when it parted, said that distinct
subterraneau rumbling was heard. The
creyices run crosswise of a creek, and all
the waters Of the stream are absorbed in
the opening. A rope Of 100 feet in length
has been let down in the chasm without
lad.u. bottom.
E4r.y walkers on Columbus avenue, B9s-
ton, lg,t Sunday morning were somewhat
startled oy the occupant of a lower win
dow in al apartment hotel. The curtain
was drawn up and, sitting in the summer
brcern. vas a lovely three-year-old boy
without rag on him. He calmly surveyed
the scene with all that delicious uncon-
Ecjousnrss peculiar to his youth, and evl-
IDENTIFY unaware of the immense sensation
be was creating among the 2ious people re-
turning from early mass, or Fastening to
take the boats down the harbor. 1t is pre-
sUmet Ar cot a sound spanking when dis
covered by the nurse, whose vigilance he
had Il ausged to elude.