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Arrivals Yesterday.

Among those who put In an app earAnct
yesterday were Robert Wilson, Parkera
burg; O. A. Weaver and L. B. Purdy
Moundsville; Charming N. Smith, o
PNkessbnEg, editor Of SRIi.h's IHdeI L. @
Powell, Of the Fairmont Hed Virginian
David Waugh and Captain J. q. Ruker,
WellsburH; Col. @. H. BsAll, the we'll
known Brooke County wood.grower
Alex, R, Campbell, Of RAvOnswood; Col
Robert McEldoWney, Of the Netsel Demo
erat; Dol. A. @. NAdsnbAusch. Martina
burg; Hon. JAmea Archer, Of Brook
County; L. Frank MahRn, Of HAncocl
County; Hon. A. B. Fleming, Fairmont
Hon. B. F. Martin, Grafton; Hon. Georg,
o. sturRisS and G. W. johnson, oil Nor
gan!oWn.
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Unprecedented success OF the Equitable.
The Financial Statement Of the Equi.
table Life Assurance Society shows that II
stands dnt among the leading companies
in tho ~otIa, In tho following vital par,
tlculRTA:
New Business, Sl3s, O93, lO5; Surplus, $751;
To-, 2S5; To,ai lpeome, f23. 240, $40; PIE.
MUM Income, Sl9, ll5,776; Increase In
Assela during the year, s.. SOS, 4S2; Per.
centRge Of Ateets 10 Liabilities, l274
For a number Of ySSEs the Equitable
has ou.rAnked all competitors; and now
itB chief ambition seems TO be 10 show,
from year to year, 4 marked advance over
It's own previous records. This Il has done
during the past year In notable manner
and with the unprecedented new business
stated above for 1857, aims TO Increase the
amount in 1883 TO $l7S, 1000.
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Johu Monroe and William Lake, luna.
tics, wero removed yesterday morning
from the county jail TO the State Insane
Hospital at Weston. They were In charge
Of DE-, Hattie Il, lonet. formerly Of this
city, now one Of the physicians at the asy.
lnm. Monroe 10 from the Sixth ward and
has been in jail W n lunAtiC for three OF
four Weeka. William Lake Ia from the
lSlAnd and hAa been In jail only about ter
DAYS,
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Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold
Watches Found in Tea.

The Globe Tea Company Of New York, have
Opencd 4 branch Stofc a. No ll8l Main HtFreL
Their tOGA arc packed 10 p4pGr cans Every can
contains some article Of j6wrtry, such % Ladies'
and Gents solidGnld HunliDg.cAS JOW0lOd Amer.
lean WAtChes, Genuine Diamonds Emtralds, Pearls,
TcrquoIss and sapphire JeHelry IN Gold keItinES,
aud other articles Of JoWclEy.. After twenty days
these Choice TEAS Will be sold on thett merits,
| same pfica, EAne quality and quantity, but with
out tie icWelry. Remember, WC have come 10
I ItAV.
livery purchaser lnuIt not expect valuable AZ.
M Mclaughlin. arm oil MCIAuRhlln 4 McGin.
ley, fGt'RuFGnt corner Twelfth and Water streets,
paid 81 for can Of tGG and on opening the can
lound genuine diamond ring, solid Euld setting,
| MrS. Cal, Chase Market street. purchased hix
cans oil tea, for which she paid Is, and found In
one can = HCnulg0 diamond ruby and sapphire
lace pin. and in another 4 genuine solitaire dlA'
Joseph u. Hamilton. Manager Ton Mil coal
mine, SIS Main street. and Henry Michael, grocer,
600 Main street, each found genuine diamond
rings In their cans OF tea, ArS, Anna Clark, %
Huron street, got one Of tho Same kind.
T. X. Stewart. civil engineer, Warrington, found
| q ladies' solid gold hunting-cASo stem wind Apd
ltt watch IN one can, aud In another genuine
NtSE NJsT, BeuWood. paid 81 for a can Of TIA,
and ea opening the eas found . pail o. genuine
solitaire diamond ear drops,
CJ. Reim, 1854 GhApllne street; o g. Miller,
house and tIgu painter, l0N ChApllne street; Mn,
q. /. Richards, lblS Main street; Jacob SWoltIer,
glngeF bcet manufacturer, a Eleventh street, And
7. sharp, with Daily EowELettHr. each found
genuine diamond rings 10 their cans oil tOG.
@. 4 Beutcr, halter, IDOL Main street. purchased
car Of Tea for which he paid 81, and On opening
tho can found q genuine solitaire diamond Gtud,
sct In lOlid EOld.
Jacob Schwartz, glass blower. paid 81 fora can OF
tea and on opening the can found solid gold
hunting case, Eigln JeWeled, Stcm'wInd and set
watch.
Mis- c. Miller, IeAmStrSS, Main street. purrhAa.
ed can Of Lea Tor which Ihe paid g. aud on open.
Ing the can found q genuine solitaire diamond
hIReF ring ret In solid gold.
g. Smith, BelIAIre, got pair Of genuine solitaire
Of Tea for 81.
Mis- Geo Brown, NAlesiAdy, found EettG solid
gold lewelcd Elgin watch In her can, for which she
paid 81.
THIS company Justly claim that they have "a
good right to sell their OhOicc Tea In this way A.
thelr competitions have 10 sell their te4 In coz.
neotloD with chrOmOs, glassware, cr0ckSEy, ETC.,
etc.
Otdc1 by mail promptly forwarded 70 all parts
Of tho United States. Terms: Single can. 81: EIx
for Is: Thirteen TOT $40: tWeutyseVen for 10 Par.
lkH getting up club order Of tl0 or go always gel
valuable article. Address
GLOBE TEA COMPANY,
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wGnlcd-CArrlEsG Blacksmith.
WGuled-An Intelligent Man.
To Brick and stone Contraction.
Home Liver PllI-R. II. List.
HOutc-A +. a 4. NJ
BtOyes-Goo. ". JohnAonI Sons,
WAnted-PTiVAtc DGiEsll.
Cholcc Pieces HOLLYWOOD Ewing Bros.
Restaurant FOR dale IN ParGefAburR.
FsS BAle-PFoptfEy IN NoGNdAYtlle.
Notice. echultI bros,
Stove CAlliuPs--T. N. GAFvln, AlAIgDeC.
CARPET SWeCpaFa-EeAbiIth Bro,
NOtlec-IAuHhlin Bros Drug 70,
Notice .ElnR Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
We arc Ready-G. Aendel 4 Co,
Reliable seCdl-5 K, BOyd-Fourth page:
Genuine Diamonds and Solid Gold WAtchG
FOUND In TeA-FOurth page
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And the ellicacy Of its action have rem
dsrsd the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of FiGS, immensely popu
lar. II cleAnses and tones up the clogRed
and fsvsrlsh system and dispels head
sCheS, colds and tsvers. Sold by Logan 4
Co., Anton P. Hess, R. D. Bart and Q,
Menkemeller. At Bollalre by NJ. N.
Mercer,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Mar. l.-For WcSi
Virginia, rain or bnoW, preceded by fail
weather In western portion, slight change
in temperature, Light TO fresh variable
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
threatening weather and Light rain, sta.
tionarY temperature, light to fresh HoutA.
eTly Winds, becoming variable.
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SPECIAL bargains In Fur and Beaver
OTercOatIngs and heavy weight Sulllngs,
made up Ia ArSt.class style. MUEllerS,
Gloves and Heavy Underwear ut cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
50 cent White Shirt. -
q. HESS 4 SONS,
Nos. 1891 l. 1898 Market SIS,
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Major Anderson, one oithe CommlaSion
ers for West Virginia, Of the Ohio VALLEY
Centennial Exposition a. Cincinnati mex
summer, advocated making a credltGbl,
State display there.
Mr.. Pendieton moved the appointment
Of q committee Of i've to have charged
this matter.
Another delegate moved an Amendmen
that Governor Wilson DO authorized Il
act In conjunction with the Immigration
Commission in this matter.
Governor Wilson explained the chRrsc
ter Of tho proposed exhibition, and spokI
at some length Of la importance.
TO MEET AT CHARLESTON.
On motion Of MI. McCork!e, It wAs 10
solved that when the convention adjourn
It adjourn to meet at Charleston, January
%, 1889, q. which time the Legislative vii
be In session.
On motion OF Hon. B. F. Martin, the
members Of the Immigration Commission
were empowered TO Gil Vacancies In theil
number.
Judge Fleming offered the following
which was adopted:
Received, That thie convention AppreD
ctAtes the interest manifested by the
Chamber oil Commerce Of the City oil
Wheeling In the development oil the re.
sources Of the State, and lhapkB the
Chamber Of Commerce, committees Of re-
csption aud Citixsns generally Tor their
courtesy and kindness and complete ar
rAnRomeuts Tor the reception and comfort
oil the delegates.
On motion Of Mr.. Psndleton, the thanks
oil the convention were extended to It's
prcGlding officers, and the convention cd.
tonFnRd.
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GRAND concert at the Garden tonight
FRANK HEALY, Proprietor.


"Ahk HhNhHNt
List Of writing maGhines taken in e1.
change for the New Callgraph. viii be
sold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose & Go,
One No. 9 CAllRrGph, price $50.
One No. . CallRraph, price $40.
One No. l CAllsraph, price $780,.
One Hall new, price $50.
One CrandAll (new), price 800.
One Crandall, price $50.
One No. 9 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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Hotel Accommodations

Or the tFhVOl6n Who may dssirs 1, nnt.e INTO WS,-
WTEioIa, on prospecting tour aud " Tho INTEL,
Eentsf one1 TO the IiOteiI oil the state rhADos ia
s sN. themselves at comparatively ANAL
i w also ADVANCE the general cause to show ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01

Tha While Slave, ono oil the most popular
and BucceH'ful plays before tho public,
will DO presented At the Opera Homo on
Wednesday and Thursday. March ! and
s, with the original Nav York cas-. aud
new and special scenery, including the
wonderful rain storms OF real water. Tie
sAle Of seats will commence on Friday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01

The best Steel and Elastic TruSses FOL
Rupture made 10 order and guaranteed or
money refunded by
HE1LVRIRR & Bro,
1925 Market street,
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The Board 10 Meet,

The State immigration and Develop
meat Commission has been called by
President Hart to meet at the Mcclure
house At 10 o'clock this forenoon. Atthil
time the Secretary will prAbAbly be chosen,
and the plan Of operations mapped ont,
The Commission expects to get 10 work
promptly, and push things.
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SPECIAL bargains at Kinks Art
Store, 1905 Main street, Ia Portrait
Frames, Framed Pictures, MouldlngS
and other goods.
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There had been expended In this State
for schools, 1ince 1886, sl5. Sgi, 1890
He also read the following table, max
ing o comparison between West virginia
and Maine and New Hampshire:
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CAp,,ox Iusures SAiety, and all cautious
people cure their colds with DR., BulPs
Couch syrup, "Sc'
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SAVED HIS.LEG |
ScRoFULA
or TTH
BONE CURED!


ffTunNL, o.. August II, ia
THrFwiTT SrEriTiC "a, Atlanta, uAi
Ucnflcrcn-l have hrrn AFFLICTED viii
liberation Of the legs ever aimee wal .
child, the ilssa-c uudpnlHrily bcinR hHfu-
dItnFy. ~ my mother sti1CFri fFnm scru III.
Gus symptoms. A. advanced To niahhEii
my Affilctl0n ihrnasSi uhill tho maN4y
bStams haFTAsBlng and painful beyond tls
power II words To hrsrFla, ~ right 4E
particularly HrrAmr haifully lhVOlTrd, 20
lett les being les paiBtully affected. flnAlb,
about fourteen y'afa 49,, the ulcers on ny
right lTi hEi eaten through tie fit.h lido
the bInc, IN order to ave my life thr dir
tor determined 10 nmp1tAtr my IL. lslgp
thF knee. me uICfatlnn va, Iuccrssfnlf
Uniformed hy br II. v. II. MINER, ii AtiAhrk
and nF. W. T.. lirui. OF Llthunll, Hut tie
lOas " my lex gave me OnlJ trinl1rHry -
lief. The poison Mas ,li,l ~ ny 'y,trin Ahe
time after lars" ulera, APPAREL on my lea
leg. covering il fHnm thu knpOtn tho inEtFh
frequently while Of work could bc tThrkrt
hy the blunl which UJsei FUN the huge
hIcsrs, and tho NrTrN and fnltoninR hold
were 20 offensive that my follnWsW orb mrt
could not stand the stencil and would mort
last winter / was pSrsuAdr,i TO tryRAA
A. q last effort ! consulted 10 do -, Aht
AbIut seven months ago bcghn taking ~
EpFcinr. rom brVAn 10 feel the good riirctl
OF u" medicine, the Dirnivb running bugal
IS FFNW lvNl Ei,d lVLN sid AnFiiy vsAsst, thN
ulcers healed, my frEh BECAME hftn AMI
solid, and tn day, Rftrr using twenty ono
IsnAlltNf mn ~ NNlN anu htlWl y man VI
age Ne there Il IN Uc0Tgia, lam seventy ohNl
yrarn 0ll, tut feel now yUBngrT and stronger
lAAa ldtl 0heh | was tWeHty hNe, Wel4ht
about ~ pounds. Nothing Is IN b seen o.
tho terrible drrhsH, uF 10 remind mo OF tho |
torture suffered fof % many years, except
the trEFa ~ tho pCrieCtly slOd ulcers,
want thu world to know Of the AlmOal
H,lFhruinUg cufu effected on ne by 4. L. 4,
and I call up8n ihUsU " no Wish TO know thu
PARTICULAR irr'tly from me to write. and
will consider II plrAsuto a. we'll as n duty
u answer lnflr lrttrfs. I refer to DF. ". p
iLnnd, ~ IIttunih, "a 90 the truth Of my
ItAIsmtaL Very gratefully yuuth,
IL DEAKR.
TIGatbs On Hlood and skin DisrasSs mailed
free, TnE BNtFT EFArifIC gn,,l
DTAWCf y, AtiantA. ia
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$40, - 10, - 40, S34 40.
Elegant Atwood black spring Jackets
for s. 40, at
EMsMg,MER's. Eleventh street.
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lnconteStable

Alter the second year, aud Is then payable INN.
dlAtsly upon the receipt OF satisfactory "pfOoh Of
Death" II Il "non.ioftsItIng'' (haviDg a Iurrrn.
derVAlua In pGld'up ELsutAueC after the third
year,; 1t retains all the advantages peculiar to Ton.
tine AauracoO, Including the largest return. IN
dividends and 4 Oh oico Of Ilx method, oil settle,
nent Al the end @. tho toDtine period.
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PALMER's SKIE-SuCCEss soAp and ONT
ment will cure any diseased Scalp or Skin
At drug store oil McLain Broa.
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All the advantages and guarantees which can
Ealely and properly DO united.
Ills without ro,tdotiO1 on travel, residence and
occupation titef The INT year; it's
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GRAND 0rERA HousE BAND at the Gar
den tonight.
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3siycu Atwood Henrietta Dress Good
60c. 4 yard, at -, pt.,..n -.
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An era Of unprecedented prosperity,
wealth and hGppIness. wild cheers ]
He gave tho following tabulAIed state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION,

Ex-senator Camden ProSIdes - SOnnsOi
KOnnA's Talk.
When MIR. EIkinS finished speaking
the Committee on Permanent orSanIEA'
ton having entered tho hail, Col. J. A.
r ,binson, iss Chairman, read the report
as follows:
We, your committee, recommend the
following as the permanent officers OF the
convention:
For Chairman, johnson N. Camden.
For Secretary, b. L. Butcher, Of Rau'
dolph.
Assistant Secretary, James D. Butt, oil
Jefferson.
Respectfully submitted,
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| AAS w "AAt
Mr.. Hart called attention 10 tho neced
sity Of having funds TO commence tn
work Of tho new Commission. He sai,
hO was authorised TO announce on behal
OF MeHBrg. Davis, ElAIns sud IIOuna uuL
sctiptiona Of 500 each. [Applause
A delegate from Barbour county PLEDGE
his county for 500. tApplAuhe
Mr.. Hart announced that ME. Antor
ReymAun, Of Wheeling, subscribed 500
Applause.
KanGwhR county pledged 800, JetTer
SON 800, Preston 500, and Ohio 500
Mr.. FleshSE, Of jackson, said his county
would raise Ohio county Is. Laughter.
Mr.. HArt-0hio county will SEQ Jack.
sons raise and 60 her $40 better. In
creased laushteT.]
Mr.. Fleshsr-Well, Jackson will Just
call you. [Vociierous laughter.
Richie gave 500.
MonongAiiA county SO and tho town Of
MorgantoWn SIS.
Roane gave $50.
The Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce
added 500.
A volcS-How much:il In that jack pot
noW7 Laughter.
The chAlr-Tho eentlemAn'B remarks
are uninteiiigibie to tho chair. tDeriGiVe
laughter.
WOtEsl county gave $50. Wood 500,
Mason 500. the town Of Charleston 500;
Tyler, 80 "and more Il We can raise Il.
Mineral gave $50.
A voice-BGbour IWOlls the pot 800.
Laughter
"Graiton," uald Hon. B. F. Martin, "will
give $50, and Taylor county what We
can."
Grant pledged $50 or moro; BrAxton
go; Berkeley $50; Cabell $l0Oi Lewis $50. |
Mr.. Hart announced that q one Of the
IHults Of revenue reform M. r. 3. Nc. !
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GRAND concert At the Garden tonight
FRANK HRALY. Proprietor.
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He began by saying that this couyen-
ton was tho largest busine5s enterprise
In which he hai ever had the good for
tune to be stoCkholder. One Of the moat
pleasing features oil the convention Was
that It was not q political Isaemblage.
Here there we're no Democrats, no Re-
publlcans, no GTesnbACkeIs. Great Ap-
plAuoe. Party politics had been laid
aside and the ono great idea among sll
wRs one Of progress, one oil advancement,
and 10 make united effort which would
result in placing West Virginia in the
galaxy OF States whose beRuteous grand
ours are the admiration Of mankind. MI.
Kenna had listened with pleasure 10 tho
instructive speeches delivered by Mr..
Davis and Mr.. ElklnB, and had nothing
to add In the way OF Rtatistics-those gen.
tlemen had fully and graphically covered
the ground. He was proud that he Was
citizen OF West Virginia and took pride
In everything Weat Virginia posaeAsed.
Senator Kenna paid an eloquent tribute
to the character and conservatism oil the
people OF West Virginia, and raised a
hearty laugh when he declared that he
beloved there was no State in the Union
in which tho people are 80 conservative
in politics as West Vlrginia-hlS personal
experience having taught him that all do
not think alike on political questionG. It
was not Inappropriate to say for our
selves that We are the manifest people In
the world in thiB and other respects.
Alter an eloquent allusion TO the uneI'
celled resources OF the State, Mr.. kennA
concluded by expressing his hearty sym
patty with tho convention and its work.
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The above facts prove con-
clusively that the Equitable So
clety is the most profitable and
secure life assurance company
for intending assurers.
Communications addressed
to the Society or any of its
Agents, will receive prompt at
tention.
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The Excess oil Income Over
Disbursements.
EXoEss, $s,1OlG95.
Free Tontine Policy

4 Y! cArssal study. tho Society has combine,
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The announcement Of Mr.. HArt's name
wAa received with great applause.
The Senatorial districts were then re-
quested to select their vice presidents, As
provided by the committee. There was q
proposition to defer this business till this
morning, but this was rejected.
Hon. J. Il. Atkinson presented the 70.
port Of the Finance Committee, which
recommended that steps be taken By each
county auxiliary TO raise funds, said funds
to be sent 10 the President Of the State
Association; that the President be author.
izsd 10 receive ut once any subscriptions
those present might deSire to make.
The Vice Presidents were thOu name d
% follows:
First Senatorial district, James B. To-
ney, Of Ohio.
Second, ]. Ed Watson, Of Marion.
Third, ThoS. Moore Jackson, oil HArrl.
son.
Fifth, Major II. O. Flesher, Of jackson.
Sixth, ]. N. Love, Of CabelI.
Seventh, B. II. 0Kley, Of Lincoln.
Eighth, John G. Crockett, OF Snmmea,
Ninth, Dr.. John P. Hale, OF Kanawha.
Tenth, George NJ. Whitsscarver, Of Tay.
Eleventh, W. G. Brown, Of Preston.
Twelfth, Col. John A. Robinson, oil
Mineral.
Thirteenth, B. O. Washington, Of Jsfrer.
son,
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Tho weather sr-'a7 TO rim In cycles oi
abDut scgrn ycsrs. that Ia. vi.ra wp lave
bot summon. u I. Away, followed 10y q
cold or- ard I, take sian, tcven year,
80 f-arh another .gtia!ly hn; l; will -
rs'irgini-r,l ~ man, tlia; tho summer OF
1856. 81, srfy b.; ard 80 DIR ,Ls, during
August the rrss> crt.tuhlcyl under the f.-,
when ifwI u.rn Tho summer 81 1868
va, noted fer IL eurlurs,. tho ih-rmon,
c;of very seldom rri'ing a,-oS- y, dogs
ard We d!i nut fcarh the top wave of,h-r
tlsii;y rgain until 1854. when I, wa. 90
,f-m.iy hO, Tho following; summer wa,
cold H. rvIArkuhi- J-s-T-- From then
OF tho symiarf, grew gradually warmer
uutii 1851. which VIVA excessively 10; rui
very dry. no rain falling tor over niau
u.-''.s. and there vefv t1ufn suusirphrs
,la, summer than thrrr ha, ,-cl ia all
the Swimmers siurr
Tue summer u 1889 VA. qui'c cold: n
few fasca Of sHas fell on tho inornln; Of
july 4. followed by hail IN tho afternoon
aud daring tho re-, Of tho month aai
through tho month Of Auyrs, tho tom
trfa,urr urs so low ,ha, ovcrror;s vcr.
necessary for comfort, particularly n,
Night The summers since irs, have
gown warmer and las; suninof was n
moderately hot ono. but unless all Sins
isI. tho coming summer will 10 tho eli
MAY Of the cycle. snd hot. DR., season
uiay Is expected Indiana Pharmacist.
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eemrrc..,a O.. for Chr ,.lshtlrr.

I, las b-cn urged tina, tho usc o; com
pressed gas for lighting cars Is attended
with tho danger II the ga. exploding la
the event OF n collision Tho imaginary
nature Of this danger was shown by the
recent accident on the Philadelphia aud
Reading. where an cscnyo Of compressed
gas from lcasy hose simply burned for a
few moments without any explosion
Espcricnco In Germany has bcca Of
similar nature. and r,,cyH; collision near
hirkcnhcad. Eng. between two trains III,
with compressed gas was unaccompsnicd
by any explosion. At the time OF tho col
!isiUn between tho lloylaho and Morscy
tunnel trains tho gas la tho latter was
nii-h.. Tho Eas cylinders OF the smashed
ccachc1 wcrc taken from tho debris aud
tested TO a pressure Of 100 pouuds per
square Inch. and they wcro found to bc
entirely uniniurcd beyond few severn
dents The gas Fittings OF the remaining
portions Of both trains had no; suffered
In tho least through tho collision. aud.
with thccaception of those In tho smashed
cara. no, single lamp glass was broken
Ia either train.-Scieutiac American.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29

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