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The South western news., 1888-05-30

Hon. Il Z Mlls, aJJnor Of tie
celebrated tariff bill, was a distin-
guished Confederate officer. He
displayed great gallantry in the
battle of Chickamauga and Mis-
sionary Ridge. He was one Of
Gen, Clerburne's most trusted
officers.
The South western news., 1888-05-30
Something New in Dentistry.

A late refinement in dentistry is
a tiny electric lamp for Lighting up
the cavities of the teeth during the
pro ,ess Of filing.
The South western news., 1888-05-30
A Letter From Rev. Robert w
Mac Donell, Missionary to
Mexico.

Two nights were spent in the U.
). Indian Reservation. Mescalero
Agency, where | preached twice in
English to the Americans and In>
dams connected with Agency. The
agent, Mr.. FletcherJ. Cowart, from
Troy, Alabama, is Southern
Methodist. He was away attending
the I. S. Court, but | was kindly
received by his family, and by Mr..
Thomas +. Allen, the chief clerk,
also Southern Methodist and from
Americas, Ga. is not now such
a rare thing to meet Georgian in
these Western wilds, but it is ever
a privilege to meet a man like Bro.
Allen, who, amidst so many unfa~
vorable circumstances, maintains
his Christian integrity.
The Indians on this reservation
are Apaches, and number alto.
gether about four hundred and
fifty.
The South western news., 1888-05-30

Hon. W J Nortnen, President
of the Georgil agricultural Socie-
ty, will address the people Of RAN
dolph county, and especially the
farmers, at the court house in
Cuthbert, on the first Saturday in
June.
The South western news., 1888-05-30

fit be possib to get a journal
list for Governor, why not make
JH E,till Governor in 1890?
= rCuthbert Liberal:
Bro. Gum you are on the right
line now. Here's to Gov. Estill.
The South western news., 1888-05-30

An eight page paper, to be called
the Quitman County Courier. is to
be published in GEORGETOWN, Ga.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

hAN OAN
1t his watch.
Il mus, be on" he said: Il am half IN
hour late II the club now"
Clarice looked at him with IN expression
Of infinite longing and tenderness in her
face. which had grown strangely thin and
psllid Of late
why do you never SPEND any more quiet
evenings with me 1t homer she said.
..Why do you always want to 80 away FOR
entertainment or have = crowd about you,
Have you lost all interest in your home and
your wife. Hughr"
why. OF course not. Wha, . foolish
i6ea." he answered carclessly.
She aat gazing n him . moment in silence.
Then she rcse suddenly. her cheeks flushing,
her eyes flashing.
II know eue thinS." she said, slcwly-~I
know I have not lost your love because I
have ceased to be IN attractive woman for
other men nnd me attractive. il ny Husband
doca not"
He might have seen. he might have
kpoWn. that she W1s laboriag under sane
otsznGe o1catemens WAea sAs spoke thooe
worasL He ought % have taksa the a,ar1
then and therc. but be did not
He Was too sure Of her ahaolute love snd
devotion 70 feel troubled He oaly locked
q her. smiling lastly, - Ae lighted his
cigar.
'Of oourss yoa ~ attracsive CaricA"
- - lido ~ - aAas you los6 . aay
'eaAsr than you d WAea ! narrsod yoa.
Why she1A1 yodl l01vs yoa evGy g.
1srt and lu.ury. "a NO 1nA funlt vita
l4AMfNaker ID - - wish I
4on,t know IN 0arrsed Wu9nn vAo livos
IN easier life thaa you Ia Car3ca Nonov.
$3.50 luxury. socisty. fuu HbsFty = do -
~9-ttAiak la0e pesev -
eood liEAsI anss - %. sapposs ~
yoa. 80 nosi
ClaricA Who Aa1 nos tahsa Ase eyss froa
- faes Whio - sookaL ~ - 6eesnaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

" SSeeisvssis G~~ass,~s ~ ssssv 0st-
tssss 81 Des~eoss reasosss

TIE 1SeStsvssts G~sssstss ~ ssssp Hi
u.ss ~ BGs~esss r~sssssss
The d-s 81 eo.1n.ss, ~ psprle sa-
ing constantly nT,pn the verge 81 .ia<,&
ton !. = startling os~. yet there da-s
not >cern tn h. any r.s>os 20 da~sss the
truth o. ths ssiihor. .sas~snsn, The
peasants arr srsghi!ally igso-.ns aud
their mir. maze ta~rn. - . certain az
s~nt s~la.h These mir. ar~ Village
gorernrs~ats. zach ess l~ss~p-aacss ~
The other. and ~seh p~a~as, Wills
t-y1ind f~ life - h. ssir. hes no sa~s
connecting hin 9Th ssy e,h~v vii.ar~.
Nor have the min say eons~ ssss lsnss-
To AL Ini~o:s asS paspss~s III. nl-s 10
Russia 49, ind~r~edsn' siAses. eth
nothing 10 oo.nrDca hrss the S-ove~en~nt
TAI gssh~rvr. IL 10 THE lat tbs; has
n~a The as~ty a. ihs ksssiaa susn~
rsey. s0 vs~e ~csacerssa asv.rssss
90 eom. Tbs t.~s~r>i Gos.rnas~.; ~ The
oogn;,y would % dovs h<se-. II -
so4Id . Pile Of Msa before . hr-~si.e
san. In fa~s- iAr sssko~S;y 81 .As
Cnr so-dAy r-sss spes $50 ,hisgS-o~
ieso0T 81 the p~~s~.ssry ssA sk~s
I'D kx.si1.sssal
essssaos. hsss,es. 3 S-sae
istsAo00v ioar ;his 49, a ihaasS
viii iast II. - ss~patak ays. H.
MAJORITY % isese ~aass sr~ 10 sssa
ali Tie TIM. II uey sA~szs~sy as.e
sos en1saeA 10 go sar " hrsre
ihe y,as. . si0e Sul cs0e sk0 sA~J
siil ssos. nA>y ny b lgsse,sA ~
no oAs - - sgso<1ss sAss - a. 50
tell tAs Asasrvsos hss0~s A~.evv -
rpssoos- VIA - nseJ h~~00
vAOpr~aA ea~gA vAss ~ asSsAa
aarvsaass ps~ass 6Svs AarS S~gA
O0saAssg vsIi AaSp,a h Assaay
- - v~A - sAe0s sAss ~
ssA~s 0ssaas sss6aasss 10 s<2ssys
spast = ssiy $1,000 - - - - -
ssaka- Is 0AgAs bsg4s - en0Ao -
tss<kang 1s0s . ~ gnGAsw. 49,
vAss b 49, h-g3s - ssan vHl -
n arurzHo = - vrnnh
.Fvssessss 00h eas OAAzhnea
- sA6ss b a.a1a vfu 80 - 49,
SaAAA - - 0&0 C-~
1s1R9y 0ss svvs - sAa1 ~ 49,
u 0UusO 0s0 80 SRA 49,
49,, - S0 - $500 - -
0SagAs = aAos On ODN - - -
esnguo0d 0D - ho0R0~
- - gsiny- n - -
IN - $1,000 - -
- sAasl -. ~ ~a - - -
ahSersA. ~ ~ On - 0ta-~
~ LaOuenN
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
OF GIRLS.
Too Much Culture Will Enlarge the nos
Of Condrmed Bachelors

Charles Dudley Warner in not un-
kindly fashion suggests tina, not enough
care il taken TO make young ladies in
;eres,ing nowadays. In the exgerness
to become educated. girls neglect the
cultivation OF those qualities which
Mr.. Warner regards rs being the chief
charm Of women. and which We may
sum in the two words, feminine fasci-
nation. MI. Warner. like most men Of
ideal sentiment. shrinks from the vom-
IN whose blue stockings are her con-
spicuOus feature. or who sends power
fully intellectual gaze through double
extra eyeglasses. Man. who has found
il necessary to sharpen his intellect and
harden his mind in order 10 keep
we'll in the race. is rather averse TO the
musculining process TO which woman
has subjected herself so determinedly
in these days Of cult and Kant
Women Are becomin: learned. phil
oscphicai. even pedantic. IT the sacri-
fee OF much that gives them empire.
They become oppressive instead Of in
ieresting in \ continual string of know
ledge from which man hopes to escape
when he exchange. the cares or serious
hours for the relaxation and refreshing
rest Of society. Comparatively few
women are interesting for more than .
half hour 1t . time; many are A9reeably
entertaining for ten or fifteen minutes:
but what proportion have the inesti-
nAble virtue OF being interesting TO
the men Who meet them daily. hourly.
. Ourse Of years.
Il 10 much more dinculs LEARNING
how 70 BE- interesting than il 10 70 "a
. smasteriAg of Greek. Germaa. Treoeh.
and Al; il 10 much easiee -
esquire . faculty for discoursing
lAznsdly thai IL l. % talk asresaAy
exercise The charm a n iAseesss-
1Ag psssoaalisy. An irritating cid
ey1ic at - svening party aaked q hio
hostess: What has become q Ill he
women? lealy mess Pes:icoaAsd pro
feaoo HowaAayA" But thsre are
pSeasy a vo0ea left "a the World Who
ssrive % nd do make life interesting.
sveeuy. hopefully interesting. "a
May q them could NOT tell IL diaee-
esce beevesa poem Of Browning ana
The azbdayit q . penny sditoG-~
0aoo laep OoeoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
We LADS N lASSES.

Ye lads and lasses. 70 the 0opt:
TT. yours % lead the van
Fight for The right
With Ill your might:
do ali 'he good you can.
In every csos~ that's good AMI Just
Bc ready TO aprsar:
b, be1v~ and bold.
And It the old
Fail 20 the rear.
With spirit enter in the strife,
Nor shrink from any test;
With purpose true
Your way pursue.
And do your very best.
Upon the fst.ful battle field
Have courage 20 appear.
For honor strike.
Nor COW ard like
Fall 10 the rear.
Lead on. lead on TO victory
March up the heights OF fsmo.
In every act
Reveal your tact,
Your earnestncss proclaim
Be cilipcnt at every task.
BE honest and sincere
From day TO day.
Though others may
Fall to the reAr
Old Age 10 youth resigns It's sword.
And bids IL take 'hc held.
To storm tie calls
Til error falls.
And foe. are forced 10 y:eIi.
SO. lads and lassas 10 the front.
And trHyeiy persever.
From day TO day.
TIL Death shall say.
Fall 10 the rear"
-~.Jo,sphise Ponard, an y. j. Led2er.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
AN INTELLIGENT DOG.
4 Story for Whsss Tv.sh the Gdisss TO-
eilaes - Soueh.

lncver allowed johnny tina, Was
my dogs name. 90 lie on IN. sofa. and
he. os course. would ne, Try Ia A. long
~ ] vas in the room. Even when
went put I did no, misi-i-; the old
fellow. and you may inI.gin. ms sur-
pris. when returning "a afternoon ]
found him lying quietly on the ~ns~
and looking deasnsly NJ me. II. 20
ccivcd hi. punishment. and was sp-
parently so dl.gu-isd that be did no:
touch n bi; 81 his supper that night !
did {; think any NOR. o. ;hi. even;
until . !c~ day. later. When. coming
back nj Al unusual time. found
johnny" sleeping In HE boz ADD
snoring. What. up with ycu now
! thought I looked ~ the sofa. bu,
could SC nothing suspicious. moved
ms hand across /. There. b~a
again on IL. old man. hare yoa'r r..
did neither stir nor interrupt; his amor
ing. Then ordered him 20 ONE ADD
told him he vss qait~ smarI but sos
enough 80 - 20 consider the animal
h.Ai hi. body hst ics 90 the sosa
The following day ! vent sssy "a
purpose 81 So whether he sosId dare
20 try IL again. NJ root. uas ca the
6r.; scor. and ] had 20 20 . little Gay
through = garden before coming 20 the
house. "Joanny' c~srtasaly couId A-sr
vh~n ! came along The saody path
This time. however, ] hurried over To-
!avn after ! had banged the ga:e ssa
looked through the vtndov- He prob
ably thought n be did not hear r~
ZONE. ] had remAised ~ tie Es:e. and
% he carried out his p~rvpsrsssoaa ~
cour~e he had hses assis o. The ssA-
Whist do you think thss asiaAl -
doises He vAs seasdiag vttA Ass soFe-
nvs o. IL sofa and blowing With eli
As might ~ IL sp0s vAse~ - hal
besa iyisG. n cooi 10 q. OtAas ! sAosA
20 Ted L. Vel - IN b,so . His
Isa,e While. ssA tA0 knseksA - iAs
wisdom. Lite . easA - ~ isss HI
hsx. aeA VIA I Ssssrsl- aisus
isasr. ~ - su.1 asGssp-kra0
f1kl |esnak
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

clsd with his better feeling. Surely, he
could. in time. make her happy: she would
not 60 on caring for her false husband for
ever. Love. mortslly wounded. must die.
and, some day. in return for his own uutir-
ing devotion. she would give him her heart
He looked Town 1t her pityinSly ~ she
turned mechanically way. still supported
BY bis arm.
where shall we xor" h aaked softly. in
rsponsc 70 her worda.
"Anywhese. anywhcre-it dees not matter
to me-" she answered. in . tone Of dull.
hopeless despair.
'-Shall I lake you homer the Count in
Quircd. laying eenile stress on the last
word.
The familiar phrase seemed TO sting her
into sudden. keen. bitter r~emembrance. I,
VAS . horrible mockery Of her misery. Per
Aaps he had guessed hat the words mxh,
have some such enect-had hoped %.
For . few inssants Clarice. overcome By
the rus Of returning memory, could not
answer 70 his question II was no LONGER
her home siDce love had ned-merely a
luxurious dwelling where she was housed
and fed BY IN unlovine husband Who had
promised % shield and honor her. And
this w1s the 1anD0 IN which be hsd ful
alled his Wv! Wsar1y, AoNssaiy, 49,
liIsed her eyos - IL Counts and 0eeed
cut the Woeds:
~AaywAsre but tAsre-anywAsrV else; III
oeAa placo are tAs 00A"
NY poor cAild-' Was ~ oaly aasvpe -
nana. = - fouDd . carriage - Asapsl IL
aiNoss faintine CAeScs ieso l. But -
hnsw - ~ assaiasA IL summit e Ais
AoQaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
riNkERiN0 MECHANICS.
New Masy Othssvtss Good NsehisAs,
are Spoiled Hoeeses.

0oW May OtAssvtss Good MsehiaHsss
are sposieA Heesses
The inclination 70 tinker" q ma
chine. or to ''hx" m engine or . pump.
has spoiled more otherwise good en-
gineers and machinis;s than lack Of ex.
perience ever will. Some men have An
irresistible longing To get II machi-
merry with a monkey wrench and screw.
driver. and trouble always results from
indulgence in this respect No man
ever saw q competent. experienced
man tinker" machine. something
is wrong. or some sdjussmeu: IL needed.
such an ai:endan; is in q hurry
20 clap on q wrench And give . reckless
turn. regardless Of results No. Ell.
p~erienced men do much different: one
q. this kind viii think before he AcsA.
He will study out Just what vaats
sceuing up. whA, IL wants il for. and
how much
The above points determined. the
wrench Is applied gently. Il scrued 70
. proper 1T and just the required part
Of . turn Is given the bolt or act
Ngood results do 90 follow. asA aay
engineer may Be vroas /. his sssinaas
o. vAaa vas necsssasy. n u sasy - IN
do ~ aAjussmssi ne ma Knows
juse Vhas hs has doae. and hov BE ala
Il aaA u - quickly make tAisgs -
vbsa ~ iousS tAso- h .AyAv,y.-
nervouD DecAanics. vAe 20 q . Ais-
abls1 naeAi1s regardless a ouass-
qusoesa. - hseasr Sop Cd tAiak -
lore tAey - asA shsa 'aea't - H. -a~
thas dnd q expsAsees b he kisA
thas makes hackvooAs eaGtDsen. 81
~ 'sAiaes" tAas - boilers sxpisAs
vf.:s 10 0eif oasA-Asass As1ek
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

%. g away eseinioeA IL -
svesne brs1e - her ssoA oooOsssa:
'you'ee TO 1ocA He . vhsas 60
Derv
How b sAaar 9asssA H. au1y
yesAg hn5AAo4-
~Iou squeeze 90 o- reptS~4 ~
1anaAiA1 ersnsurA nss a8iA-0see0
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

II nay b doabeed yhseAev he
pAace a cAs0tag gun HI n tajurs-
a sheet O. TIE eyo a IL IN
cAsssr. bus h hurts ~ cyss q sGAsr
po0psA-SoAey@e &Wna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01
Gkn Gntdiqence1s


The obstruction 10 freight and paSSen'
oar traffic on the Chicago, Burlington d
onipcy Railroad. occHioned by the strike
Of tho engineers on that nystem, continues,
nltnOush It 10 Amei!otS!Od to somo extent
by tho employment Of new men who are
constantly applying for aituAtionS'
The feature in the present strike Which
will attrAc. moro than uAuRl attention is
tho Don.lnteIleEencO Of the strikers with
the business Of the read. 1t Is their PRIV.
lego to Quit work Rs 1t is the privilege oil
other men to take their places, II such
men can DO found. The strikers adm"
their obligations 10! run the mail trains
and in thia admission recognize the sl
p,emacy OF law. Complications may come
M to tempt tho Brotherhood to depNI
from the rule now governing their action
but the probabilities are against this.
Tho strike will affect thousand'
Of men directly and indirectly hun
dreds Of Thousands more. Tint
sys,om Of the ChicsgO, Burlington
4 Quincy hR1 more than 4.OOl
miles Of road, in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
Nebr4ssa, Ksasas and Colorado. 1bToIl'
jpg stock consists oil 700 locomotive en-
sInes, 800 passcnger cars, 1856 to 100 bag
gage, mail, and express cArsi 1850 boz
and stock freight care, 1890 fat and coal
cars, with other cars to make the SggFe
gate q. 900 to 26.5OO. These figures and
statements Will give como idea oil the
amount Of business that iB.crippled, which
will require Home months for recupeFA
tiou. even did the strike end to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01
WomAn's Good Name.

When q woman entoB public life she
mus. expect to bs subjected TO many an
noyances that she has not met with in
tho seClusion Of her home. OF course no
true gentleman will throw single obata'
Gle in the way Of any reputable woman
who is struggling to make q living; but
unfortunately all with whom shs will
necessarily come in contact will net be oil
that c!us. That there are numerous snaFes
get and pitfalls open for Der should make
her very guarded in her actions and de-
meanor. What may be considered an in
nocsnt freak in man will be looked on
as highly rep5ehenSiblO in her. This
state Of things does not reflect much credit
on tho rterner sex.
The temptations in theatrical lilo are
iGI create. than in any other sphere wo-
man entora. and the least iniracion on
certain rules frequently ends In scandal
Gus results. The sensational ECGndal MON
gers who cater to dcprayed taste are con-
stantIy scouting Tor StorIou or bi!s OF gossip
from which they spin tales that often
wreck the fair lame and reputation oil in
nocent women. For the past two years a
celebrated ac:resa has been the peculiar
target OF thOae malignant attacks until she
hiss been almost driven to distraction by the
= 4. Daa
Gently, however, the last straw was added
that has broken hor forbsRranCe and she
hiss expressed hOr determination to make
her yilliGers walk up to the "cGptAin's
deSk and Settle" This is right. Made
s.song by q couaciouaueSa Of her rectitude
shO need no. lear tho results, but strike
swiftly tina. her dGiAmers may be crushed
the Boomer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01
TIE WEST VIRGINIA. BOOM

0CeAnR 10 building nov church.
Logan county has new paper, the Dem
OcrGi.
Thete Ia decided activity In Wyominl
county lands.
West Virginia has greater area oil Goa
than PeRnsylvAnis.
whE5ting'g electrical railroad will be IL
operation next week.
Bu8inesa Is booming the now Tunneltor
x KiHgWoOd Railroad.
Natural gas has been found In seven
West Virginia counties.
Ground was broken for the new LaBelis
pottery in this city yesterday.
The value Of timber standing in West
Virginia forests is estimated at $50, 700, 900
A new toilet and laundry soap factory
began operation in ENt Wheeling this
week.
The houses in Ocsanp, Wyoming Coun.
~, are no. numerous enough TO supply the
demand.
Gilm8T eourty's h0Iaes rival those Of
Kentucky Ia the estimation Of Eastern
lAnCieIs.
Wheeling beer Is considered by con.
noissu's tao equal Of any made in
America.
The prospects, for tho coming yOar OF the
Glenytlle state Normal School are unuau.
ally bright.
Steel nails wore originated at tho River.
side factory, Wheeling, the lArgsss cat
mai works in the world.
Wine made in West Virginia IL pro.
nounceA by experts superior 10 California,
New York or Kellogg Island wine, and
equal to high grade Rhine wine.
Steal gas Pipe Is made nowhere but at
the Riverside company's DSnwoOd works.
Tnis pipe ia 50 mRllesble that II Is formed
into goblets aud all sorts oil iancilul
shapes without splitting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01

MAssachusetts LRdlos PAythg tho Expense
Ut TAtIf Literature.
B1,toR IoavRa.
A very significant indication Of the In
tsrest which ms been awakened IN thu
agitation Of projection GgainHt lEes trade
can DO cited, A gentleman who has charge
Of tho eetAtl oil Two wealthy maiden IGuls'
called upon the secretary OF the Home
Market Cub and informed him that hit
clients, who had IN former years taken
great interest III tho anti.BlAvery move,
ment, desirod to circulate the speech o.
senator Sherman 80 the extent Of 6,OOQ
He Informed Mr.. Radcliffe that his
clienta regarded the cause OF protection as
one worthy Of On!isting tue highest pAtIi'
otism, and lhby desired 10 cooperate 10
tho work tho Home Market Club was
doing. The original intention Of the Ia
dies was TO circulate the speech oil Senator
Sherman, but Mr.. Radcliffe suggested TO
his Walton that tho club would iDauO u
pamphlet containing the speeches Of Sen.
ator sherman and CODRIeSsmeu Mckinley
And Col, and the following day his visitor,
who Ia gentleman oil well known pc.
sttlon, TeAppsRred, and, banding him a
gum Of money amounting to three figures,
tod him thu. his clients dcGired to place
thst sum In his hands for ths circulating
Of the psmphlst which tho club Ia 10 issue.
Il so happened that the Finance Com.
miltee Of the Cub was in session at the
tImS Of tho aecond call Of the gentleman
referred 10, and the matter was thus
brouRh. to their attention, and intsnne
sntisiacNon was expressed at tho evidence
Df pppreulA!lOn and interest thus shown
by ladies Who could not DO charged with
bsiDg either robbGE manufacturers or mo.
nopaliat5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01

a man NANh fAft % $50
VII, ESJoss Life.
Eos Tort rint.
Barney B,ldVin 10 the most cheerful
person imaginable Tor q man who has q
brokop NECK 10 carry about, and looks
anon his trorpie BOmeWhAt In the HIGHT Of
a huge iokG on the medical profession,
"I'ys m, all the doctora In snow bank
and knock ed scienee silly said no yeSteT.
JNy afternoon as he sat in his room Of the
Murray HIll Hotel, and with his head sup.
ported in an iron brace he wears, he car
lied on tbN most AnimAt0d conversation,
The straps about bis lower Jaw did not
seem to hinder him In the slightest, and
he cracked Jokes merTtly Of his miraculous
escape. There are not many who can
have their necks broken and live, and Mr..
Baldwin /, lhe only human man who has
successfully tried the experiment,
Nj. BIiIwln Ia about thirty.avo yoars Of
are psl,iS III feet tall, and with light blue
pyts "Wiin Inc skies Of Ireland In them"
was yatdnssler Of the Louisville 4 Nash.
Wills R,,jro1d Al Birmingham, Ala, and
met Witb IN misfortune, or 'joke on SCI
enesn =. I ~ sSIls Il, March 10, 1887. Al
thSt tims Ia TSS standing on the cAboooe
of lrsiVht Train which was moving out
Of the JIrd, when the engine Of another
freight t,ain SWitehinR IN the yard struck
Il and Knocked him Oh. The engine and
siT cSn TSnt over him, and when he was
pIrEeJ n, Il us found that both his legs
had bsss bToEen, the left near his knee,
and M an, Al me elbow Joint. The sab
nan ~ ~ sNgine broke 1--we Of his ribs,
And S,oSs IN no the sixth csrylcal verte-
bra in N. nsef and dlIiointed the 9th
and si1tS. liz lGY unconscious Tor thirtJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-01


Decoration Day and the Fourth Of July
come on Wednesday.
Gold mining operations are to DO re-.
sumed near Thomson, Ga.
Among the captures in the CITY Hall Of
Macon Ga, tbs other day was u i've.
pound rat.
A huge blacklih, over thirsy.dvo feet in
length, Na1 soen in the waters Of tho bay,
near WhAicJm, Washington Territory, re.
Gently.
The Southern Prtgrtu, q newspaper jusl
ttarIed al Clay Springs, Fla, begins IL
sAluta.oIy with: Here We come; darn
our fool 8oulS."
Hot Springs, Ark, has . littlO rsBlAu
rant ten feet tQuArc, which beAIs the Rign
"ronnoeeec Restaurant Compsny-OpVT
Day and Night-Oybters and Postum"
Yale University has had three Preli
deulg OF the United States, two vIce.Presi
dents, eighteen Cabinet members, thret
Speakers OF the House and four Supreme
Court Justices.
A very curious toast, the apparent irTSy
elopce Of which disappears upon TeaeG
tion, used to be common thirty yeAT9 Az
Nt commercial tables on Sundays. 1t wac
"Rusty swords and dirty Bibles"
Tho presence OF GiGhty.three student
In electrical engineering 1t Cornell Uni
yOrslty Ia an indication Of the rapl
growth OF the interest in the application
Of electricity to engineering problems.
A thief entered a Brooklyn boardln
house and proceeded to Bel5Ct such veal
ing apparel as Quilted his fancy. Whol
arrested no had Elk cults Of clothes Oh
which no had stolen from various room
In the hou:O.
A Hartford, Conn, newspaper has n
following name and address on Ito sui
Bcription lis.: "CoopooswAny V. Moo
lIar' care OF sierlnr RSo Bahadoor VizMuT
gum MoodliN, RustyaS PSIt Poona, II
dies, Bombay Prcl.'
What IL called tho School o! Liserar
Economy" In Columbia College, Nel
York, has tSeniy.three students this win
ter. II was established year or two az
with special reference TO the training Q
women for the duties oilibTariAns.
A Chicago young man, whilo In a som
nAmbuliRtic state, mlBtook his Wile Tor
psddlSr, OF whom no had been dreaming
and ordered her out Of the room. Upol
being awakened no found that hO hA'