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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24


Nes ef@ p = SAG Stete ~i< le~ ~-s-'1'
800 elevators. a--e b O-ae4so hearty
t54 ot l1s 1fts ~ See @rk l--.fe
t-a g l-a ~ ezce-1 CO ieet. r-ls i-rs-
81 llsaGcs gr-vetse te-.s q rae tower
cf tas Frosiuoe FxckznF1- to8s. Ia
Clie4eo It's tale5g sa4fl ln vnt-l 4n
eleE4ter 4aas is t.ass leaAas u tae s9esr
ef l4sEas Aa1ilqa14 tai.1-as ..as4i
80 fees Tie Aighest e.svaIos a. the
country Is il tAs A A-.4 4lls .oa lae2z-
meat. aDI llat g41s 900 tesl 4. travels
e. & rae x = l4..le less t---n t-H1rea
f..t Z Ililule. Nll.4 IS -sE 4y--, fae
sesl sc aelTs boy az ieAa c-a il4sS
r4raIls deau the stairway.
lie llsv-ter h-s t-ir.v Eevcl9tl--ised d
moi.rn -rcA--e e-t.-ls 4ll 41-e1 millions
croa millions II l.ilars 10 tls F-i4e -
l-tF real estlla. it j. tie olesaIor ~i-i-A
makes i possible for tie osFller ot s-l-
a1Ll. piece ct ere4al - rert tea n39ls
to better aa.4llese t14n ho cgail for
ue1if rens four. Il Is tns elevator tA-t
has lnads II possible 10 baild the great
hives u Humanity. q thou9aad work
t4o u--Hl CHS Aa--r ---" - ~~'-------
found ia The lAl.e c-Ies.
Tie elevator has even invaded tbe pr-
vale house. ana number ~ patents
have been taken cGl wltala the j. year
on Maehlnes particularly designed Tor
use in residences. Ia New Yer there
are q hundred houses with elevators.
and many ia Chie-go, Boston and other
L.. -. p
Ilel1 there are two lifts" b1.l ~ tAem
beautiful pieces os machinery, ana ogna-
mental and attractive As furniture. IL
j. now the popular thlng u have resi-
dence elevator, with carved woods IA
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

WAsaISSEoS. Auz - On tAa top
f-4r II tie GATED States patent Office j
came upon Lggs s-zSs case nll-l Win
lls1s-s u Es-sss1xer elevators. tleusat
~ once cf tile entertaining acco1nls II
tie English and ElsoRz.a elevator or
"lf. which Marzt hzls.e4d has been
writing. A. glance one would say
solas ~ The elevators Ia ta.s case pee
se1-ed lls plans Ga whieh tie fgEeiga
lifts" were bl-lt-,. Iaasy, coInpllc4tads
slow. bur strong and safe somehow ~
other tie thought naturally follows thaE
you can tel people by theiE elevators.
The elevator las become such e. iu-
portanI feature of cur civilization tll4t l.
partekes of the cAaEaeteris-lcs of tie
people who make and use l.. and y hen
one goes 10 a clLy or country the inhao-
itanrs can De pretty Wei judged by tbs
manner "a which they carry you YER
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24


vacated by Hon Luther Day, elected 10
the suprenls bench In 1871 SIR Hart
vas elected state senator, and IN 1919 be
was elected hegtensnt governor Of Ohio.
though the Republican candidate for
governor " IS defeated by Hon. William
Allen.
An event marking the character Of the
man was the majority report upon the
senatorial contest from the Th.rd dis
trict, " which resulted IN establishing the
right OF the inmates OF the N2tional Nil
itslry asylum FOR disabled soldiers, AZ
Dayton. 70 vote.
Mr. Harts service IN securing the pas
sage Of the measure, and consequent ma
!oriry in the stat senate for the Republi-
cans made him very strong with his party.
This measure involved questions Of in
tornatiOnal law. the jurisdiction of
states, and the political status Of people
In a state who are living upon land
ceded 10 the general government for ma
tional purposes. The subject excited
deep interest among soldiers, and par
ticularly those at the government asy-
lums throughout the Union. Ia sub
sequent review OF the case. the supreme
court. notwithstanding a former decision
70 tho contrary. affirmed the right Of
soldiers "a vote in the state where their
asylums are located.
In 1s12 Governor Hart was presidcn-
tial elector-atlarge for Ohio. and east
his vote for the reelection Of Gen. Grant.
In 1874 he removed TO Cleveland and be-
came a member Of the law firm Of Nal
yin. Hart 4 Squire. Here Governor
Hart remained until 1873, when he re-
moved to Hillsboro. In 1880 he vas sent
as a delegate 10 the Ck>ssco convention.
where he sat side by side and in conf
Dental relations with his Old friend, the
nominee. James A. Garfield. In the fGll
OF the same year Governor Hart received
the nomination for congress from tie
Seventh Congressional district, but was
defeated by John +. Leedom. Again, IL
1882, he was nominated for congress
from what was then the Twelfth district,
and was elected. although the ticket IN
general was beaten. In his profession
Governor Hart has gained a reputation
DOT less distinguished than that obtained
in the political field
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24


OF the elevator
division tells rae there IS even a patent
on a certain number Of ropes that enter
the drawheaa at the topof the car and
sustain the weight
One &C the interesting elevator patents
is Sas5e's, ~ which the motion of the
car, upward or downward. ac,uates q
vcntileting fan Over the hcadso of the PCS
sengefs in the c2r. It j. a pity tAi5 de
vice IS not more generally applied, for
many elevator cabs are uncomfortably
hot, Il might also be a good idea o. at
tach an automatic device to the conduc-
tor. 10 make sure that he keeps awake.
Another novel invention is that Of stair
way elevator, to be applied 70 any fight
Of stairs, the car being drawn up tho in
cline on little railway. 4 number of
patents cover devices intended 70 otightcn
or release chains attached 10 weights. 80
that rs passengers step OF or on the car
may be always in q balance One Of
these pat tents calls Tor 10 hosting ma
ch.uery. tac plan being FOR tha conductor
tO pull the CIR up or dowa by Sr@5ping
tho rope. Another requires n pass rger
on out ring the CIR u take tAerelrom a
weight ahyu, equal - lis on, avoirdu-
poisand hang it upon hook CA ,hs ou.cr
wall provided for tie purpose; on IoaSing
the car he must take q weight from its
hook and place It in the cab ~ preserve
the couutcrpoise. /, is needless - say
that this invention las not cone into
general use.
Hundreds OF patents have been talen
ont on safety devices alone. These are
automatic catches, eleclsc brakes. sir
cushions in which an elevator might fan
from tenth story w.thclt i.vr-ng anv
OF is occupants. safety doors which r-o-
ices over the landing ald make it sur. s.
aaie for the car T. move cither up or
down tn tie doors are closed. autona tic
doors which push la~card passenger ont
anl IN. and wedges which rripaud q -at-
lv hold tle car the instant tie rope
t-eass.
l. Is worth while mentioning. too f1at
the elevator is an American Institution.
Il a9s originally invented here. is IS here
that Is hes had a1oai ID a. It's develop
"a nL here Il hes been brought 70 rs
high state q perfection.
WsrTFR WrrrxAv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

sksleh szs1 Fsftr.4t of the Nes solss5tsr
a -hs f1kzrzz4I kss-szszs D~s.artzas4G
E1n. Alpl-anso Hart, tbs ns= s. a-lsor
of tns internal reve1as Geuartnl=zt. Is q
lawyer ~ Hillshoro. % rs waz born
jay a. ls5o ia Fielna. TruubuIl ccuD-
~. o. - Asn Alpaouso ~ss "a years cd
hLs tarksr clst, s-s1 tns boy az botad
oul ~ = nelsLDsrinS E~Ta2sr. beccasiag
Z dissatisfied. 10 III a~ag a1a WORKED
Ia N2y through Grand A.yer ils-l-Gta
He xAs 4dn4lr-eG - lie tGrl 1881
Ia ls54 bs vas elected assistant clerk
o. he lower house u the ONO lezlsla-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

they Travelled was
an almost track
less waste. After
many weeks they
AZ last reached
the Chicago of
way back 70
fnditonly trad
ing post with a
few soldiers quar-
tered at the fort.
Only klree Amer
lean familie s
were there then
the kinzies. DR..
Walcott. Alr.Kin-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
cHlcA6o's OLDEST NHAelTANT."
His Name Was willis scott. and He DIED
but the Other Day.

His Name Was " Ills scott ana lie Dicd
but the Other Day
Chicago has lost her ''oldest inhabi-
tant" in the death Of Mr.. Willis Scott,
who was born at Unadiila, \. Y, March
25, 1910.
Sixty-three years ago, at the age Of
Is, Mr.. Scott, accompanied by his pa
rents. brother and sister, started for what
was then the far west They made the
whole journey from Ctseso county,
y. Y, to Fort Dearborn in wagons
After leaving home they crossed the St
Lawrence river at Black Rock and
passed through Canada. The country
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

lst4re L. 1857
he associate i
himself WlLh
Samuel Strasier,
OF havenn4, IN
tie pfz tee q
law. II 1861 he
~1s elected Eros-
ecuDu8 attorney
Ior Portage cOun
y and wzs TO
elected IA 1858.
but resigned 60
accept the seat in
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
HEALTH WEALTH.

Dr. F. c. Vests Nerve and T-sin Treatment.
Bl4aranteed specific for iis-tUrt. ll1LIc>s.
GonyGis4uus tits. ArTfous Neuralgia Head
ache. Nerl 0us Pr0Strati0n caused ~ the Use
al alcohol or fGbaeru. N.-.sf iLcss. Mental
Itnrcs.ion e1lfeuing Of fnc Brll resulting
in insanity and leading % 'sfrv. r reas and
death Premature Nld Age. barren ness Loss Of
Power ia eifEer sex. Involuntary Losses and
SacftarfCrrhe caused ny over c-rTflon -
shc brain. selfabuse OF over Indulgence. Zach
BOX contains one months trclfmenf. q boz.
or six boxes for $. seat ~ mali yleg.-ld On 70
cclpt 81 price.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Ile shortest liur 90 Detroit 'ane Iasf & les
cant plrlnr eats between Detroit and Grand
hApls. Trains ltafiAr Detroit - p pa AID
NiaA@ thp.is - = "a Iu-. e~iis. DtAtf Trans
daily except Nur@ay.
A ALserf-T. Iictet te-lt. Depot. Gro ".
" tsof, 1lon ficket hgeuf q. Monroe So
oEo. J.. Suru. Gen. Az. land Rap ls ~.
A. CsRrtsrEf irHffc A.nag g. y. a. MuLbl-
~ Len.ral Nam e..
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

PLAS STIC0!NG!

WITH the Antikaisomine Company's Plastico
We guarantee 10 our Customers taat wye VIII
produce better effects as wen as more durable
weri. shan any other wall decorating process
VIII make for tte same amount o. expense.
whether competing with trcsco in water O.
oil. or whether with finest wall papers. lin
crasta walton. or papicr mocilere. or whether
with common papers. Wo DO tn.s worl either
iu solid wac t1fs or Yaral>hed. producing
leather like effects. eaiso make Haaa .raade
" al Paper on tie same principe for wells 500
badly broken or patched. Cali and see our
designs and Fef figures. Corner 90 Ottawaand
peas.-sts.. opposite Morgan a. Aycfys.
D. G. HENRY & CO..
Portrait, Erssco and s>rrtc artists,
and General Contractors-
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

thereof. Some Of
them do not an
pear to be 50 very
simple. either.
Tho elevator Is q
growth Of The last
twenty years, and
therefore nearly
everything about
it's still protected
by patent. This
explains why eie-
vatOrs cost from
one thousand TO
two thousand dol
lars. Al the re-
liable S afcty
valves, power ar
piianccs, etc, are
covered by pat
ents, an d the
c hicf examiner
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Ni- rtisttt At-l- ~ 'aAAat-
4Allr effect -lElay. Jl'H it. lNts.
sleeping cars rIH on Pa lc aun Atlantic fN-
rrsses o. AID from nfIrOlf-paTl0f cars Fuu
ol DaN Express and ara8d Rapids tSpress 70
agf from prfr0lf-Dlrcrf connecfion ons made a.
Detroit With all through trains lasi-fiCkcts
oh sa r a. irion Ticket once. c. Monroe 81.
AID 81 Union depot
lnrr - rsisss. Gent hf' g NonroesL
q " L-.-----. d. 2. and h Az l--.aga.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
lAAAn KAFIDS a INDIANA AALl-A4Al,,
" - eGacl ! aDe ~ lsss.

EAAAD kAFfDS INDIANA AAxl-k0Al-
~ "a eEaci Jane is lsss
skA .ss eoise SorFE
4xsyerss osff ana AseAla4x .4ail,
SA-tEt n4ak4f Gka
9gsseIse lllS AAe A40kiaAs day
fANrIt cLul4f ll 81 = "a
1TAsesse l.ty .eSi.s eAoees aanaAs-- a. a
fslssess sne Mas 8 A. .1~lsf ...-- a - a
eseches 81 .aehca Ter >a-sin4w. farief a.ls oA
Z - a a4d u Il IA14 4lG slcrgtus CAS-
~ 81 s. , IA ia ~ iEatEs sfrife Irsa Felos.
Aes ala \ lckla4N - = "a asIis An4 ffufE
hseAl1aH sau 1fsferse 81 y ~ a. = aAa
ttiN ti u.s3 ia. trans Aftft liak ~ 2 A. ~
taa 1915 EstS t1roO-l coaches tgU.s
c-s a-u.
r1tfSs eaf~s sarrH.
tNf ttut rnEI .asilk cA1snl raatayi Nam
al alt agut .aaliy ClNsft e4al.. A. a "a
tff tHftAaAt 50 n .-... ....--......-. t,st IA
Ter etufgla aaa lhie2ze laslls CA
"a. ~ tla.s has psrlai ca stischea.
~ u ia tf4iH -. sItt ilat ~ai lNi AlitcinneA
e u-iA tas sleeping csi toi DaieA-e
- .sateI eI.iafHa.
Ir.fas 4rsse Ilom ClAcianAu a. o0 a m
sae - 8 = e-44s cAerti eunaAs Prom
l4s sxeeps S1aa4s
4r.' as 1ffl u al "a M has through sierp-
lhE tsf e ala ieaFc. if4FlRs Chicago 81 ~ -
J. I. cAlil except eAiora4s.
HnsA~eon Grand Rapids s la diana
Lof -4usk "a. Lv. -eo4m- llslsAm E.s0pm
ffoW ITO /. an 1.f, pa. k4Spm
lhruuft utkris Sgl llll Inform Afi ln c-u be
hsu bs csiliut unHH A a ull Glsi Il a el aGsat
2. srpoi sf a. ~. Aanson CnioA leaeg @seAL
& MOAfoe st.
&. J. Lorrwooa Gen Pass Ar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

train leaves sraad Rapids Tor Ale.Sn a.
l;lp ~. arriving There al -
l.rp 4@h tcke,s Sold Go principal points In
Ilckts DAce. d ~a.rs
G. +. A. Cleveland. Dlio.
TIE PoFi LAR STEAMER. TH0S FRfANT,
IS making dait fiIps u0lB pttoskey %
Iasi jordan aid TefUf1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

~ Ifh0lT LANSING d NORTHERN
- Drand .np.ds Saginaw Dfisionl Al
Trains arrive aud depart irom luloa Depot
m -m m I've At pm IN l. N
t.tl 1870 6tl-6raud Rapids l1l0 s IS I0 5
25 -.l9 $50 - ansi 6 ......lUar SO -
lN ~ 3. 30 u 81. .bclrgIt t- 7ar g 3 y
m IN 10 Ar I've. an pan J. IA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
PEDIGREE

NJ. by Buc-
by by
jackson by Young Basha
Mambrino Chief
Alexanders AbdalfG
2yeaod record %
in
( Buecaneer
at4 sire Of Transit 3yod
of
of Tai 4h
II Tu
rms D
tam by
by imported Messenger The dam o. rr
hy Maroon
iilot OF Mot Grand
Of Mary by wallace
Leaf
record 3
Az ghtoo is also d I'M Of
PearI2 HIPS Black Hawk
Belle
Bishops ambeonn Of imported Mes
and of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
PEDIGREE.

wills Blue Bull the sire Of more horses
Breeder
Triumphs am
M
in brood
shorsesh -3 nd
st.
record record2 fastest on record
OF nae
Two month
o<to
good csU
JOHN P. SWEENY. Propr,
- sAsesE InU
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
SACE.BRUSH
xxst>lns Nurse1x
HOME OF
215. GIBRALTAR. 2 223

make
I
of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
PROPOSALS WANTED.

@popOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED
until october LIST, 1889, for the fol
lowing preyileges at the Ormsby County
D:strict Fair 10 be held October 1th TO
october l. inclusiye:.
Cigar and bar privilege at GROUNDS.
Lunch stand at grounds.
Refreshment privilege at the pavllion,
including ice-cream, lemonade, candy
etc. luton hand
TO consist of not less than eight pieces,
All bids will be sealed with bid" etc.,
written on the envelope.
The Directors reserve the rlght 10 re!ee'
any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Directors,
d. TORREYSON,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
NO. 152.
IS75 90 n Sl51, 30 %, : !. nj NJ

for us, Ag nts refe rel who can furnlsh
a horse Civ the r whole ii ne to he bust
pes- PAR moments m v be profit sbly EN-
10, ed a so. If vacancies in toxa aud CIT
les. u r JOHNSON " co, 1909 NJ in ST.,
Richmoad, Va.
". b State age and business erper,ence.
Nener mind about sending stamp for re0ty-
B f. j. d Co d10,6us
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
TRIUMPH.


i Iookei a
estateF of
ndAIpha Terms. Ca
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
ALPHA.

Term ss5 for hhe seaTgR
~
is Gibraltar fys to MIN h
u He
of
nh woul dhaveso % "a r ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-29
PEDIGREE.

ambeton'an Echo the sire OF
24; EiAone
OF a good ma
in dgota o
his and all look alike
Theyare mai uraI trot al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-02
.HS legs ARH ALL RIGHY,
Sullivan skips a Rope a Thous-
and Consecutive Times
WITHOUT MISSING 1T ONCE,
And Gives the Lie to Certain News
paper Reports-In Good condi.
tIon for the Great Flght-KiI'
rain In Good Condition Too.

BELRAsT, N, " July l,-Johp L. Sui
livan, having postponed his departure
for Rochester until S;ls p. m, to-day, ~
the solicitation OF his trainer, devoted
the forenoon to his usual work, As the
weather was cloudy, the daily iaunt was
omitted, and the exercise was confined to
indoor work. For fifteen minutes sulll'
van put the heavy ball, and then ham
mered the heavy raw hide bag for three
quarters OF an hour,
III he lands one OF thAAAin the first
round" said Muldoon to the reporter,
as with the old swinging right hand
blow Sullivan sent the ball whisking
through the planking, "about 1900 peo-
pie viii leave the ring side disgussed at
the breyity OF the contest"
Apparently not whit tired after his
hours labor, John tried skipping the
rope, and with a light and airy step
skipped one thousand consecutive times
without a miss, Muldoon then threw q
huge blanket over his charge and led
him 10 couch, where he lay for min
ute perspiring freely.
"rell my friends about this, " said John
10 the reporter, $50 they can reiute the
statements that my legs are gone"
Rubbing down and a succession OF
shower baths concluded this mornings
work and preparations for the journey
were begun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-02
4HR HAMPTON INDIAN SCHOOL
Doctor Childs Makes startling statement
Regarding the Treatment Of the Boys,


WASHINGTON, D. O, Julyl,-Ths Rev,
DR.. ohilds Of this city who was re-
quested TO examine certain charges made
concerning the ill,reatnent Of Indian
boysat HamptonsChool mpkesthe follow
ing statement in reply toa recent letter
Of General Armstrong and criticisms from
other sources; 1.-THE letter Of General
Armstrong with the additions to II now
going over the country, calls for q state
ment Of facts,
!. l am not responsible for bringing
the condition Of affairs at Hampton
School before the public, This was
done by General Armstrong; friends,
General +, w. Hittlesy, Secretary Of the
Board Of Indian Commissioners and Mr.,
A. K, Smiley,
9. The charges against the school were
not made by me, The Government re-
Quesled me to examine them, did so
with my judgment beforehand strongly
in favor Of General Armstrong and the
school. l found something oblertiona,
BILE, On my report they were changed,
partly by the authorities Of the school,
partly by the Government, My report
was never published, the public knew
OF the case, and would have
known nothing Of II, II Messrs, Whit
tlesy and Smiley with the board Of Indian
Commissioners, had not dragged 1t to
light not more than year alter It had
been put 70 rest
3. The charge made In tue diet OF the
Indians Immediately after my visit Is
proof that change was called for. Tho
new bill OF fare was sent me and made
part Of my report, General Whittlesy
and Mr.. Smiley saw that report and went
down TO Hampton to review II, They
say "this bill OF fare was In force at the
time Of our visit and they approve 1t
highly and condemn me for obieCtlng 10 |
II. That Is, they condemn for oblecling
70 bill OF fare that i myself secured for |
he Indians.
4, The facts as TO the dungeon, are, by
.he testimony OF the officers themselves,
udisputable. An absolutely dark cell,
J feet 0 inches long, 8 feet s inches wide
md feet inches high, badly ventllat-
~ uuu6T hu OWCet uuu lTuu WHICH
when boy was taken out "the stencil
vas awlulp was used to con6ne Indian
loys for more than week at q time. II
len. Armstrong spent a single night
here aud found 1t too close and needing
'entilation, how would an Indian apt to
Ind II after week or ten daysP The
ruth Is, the punishment inflicted on
hose Indian boys was such us our states
,risons do not inilict on the most aban-
loned criminals. There is other guard
louses at Hampton severe enough for
he punishment Of any boy who ought
o be allowed on the premises, have
'nly TO add that every essential point OF
ny report is confirmed by the written
estimony Of the officers Of Hampton
school. T.S, CuiLDs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-02
Drlusl, ornln Trade.

LONDON, July 1.-The Mark Lane Err
pr.s', in It's review Of the British grain
trade for the past week, says: Hot and
dry weather prevails and is pushing
wheat. Harvesting will begin earlier
than usual. tits thought the work will
begin about July 20. Over an average
yield ia promised In northwest Europe.
Prices are 80 extremely low that farmers
have no fear oi'further depression re.
sulting from retaining their grain, no
matter what may DO the probable Amer.
lean surplus In August or rthe English
deliveries In September. The sales Of
English wheat during tile week were
34,6Sb quarters at 27s lid, against $4,000
quarters at 3ls 4d during The correspond.
Ing period last year. Foreign wheat has
hardened Cd, American reports are less
favorable. Flour 10 Arm, Oats are
dearcr. Corn Is Sd dearer, Beans and
peas arc less depressed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-02
JAKE KIlIIAIN A LION.
Thousands FlOck;to SEQ HIm-In Good Con-
IitIon 10 Meet Sullivan.

Thousands FlOck;to SEQ HIm-In Good Con-
ditlOn to Meet Sullivan.
BALTIMORE, Nh, July 1,-Thousands
Of people came to see Jake Kilrain yes
terday. Halstead's hotel was their stop.
ping place, and there the crowd loitered
throughout the morning and evening to
catch a glimpse OF the man, who, aweek
from to-day will meet John L. Sullivan
In the prize ring. OF the result Of his
trip to New York Mitchell said but little,
but that was significant and the visit
seems to have resulted to his liking, He
met the Sullivan people at Coney Island
and found them intent on having the
fight transpire. They wanted a fair field
and no iavors, and seemed assured that
such would be given them, and with both
parties anxious to fight he says there
was no likelihood OF there being any
hitch inthe arrangements. Justexactly
what day this week, and by what route
lie and Kilrain would 60 South, he had
not determined, Those who got a good
look at Kilrain yesterday pronounce
him as man fit to fight for his life aAd
could not conceive his being anything
else than winner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-02
A SPLENDID RECvRD.
The New Asslstant Adjutant General Cap
tured Ten battle Flags and Took 400
Prisoners nt tho ngo OF Nineteen,

The New Asslstaut Adjutant General Cap.
tured Ten hattie Flags and Took 400
Prisoners at tho Rge of Nineteen.
WASHINGTON, D, O., July l.-Arthur
Macarthur, IT,, Thirteenth Infantry, has
been appointed Assistant Adjutant Gem
eral, with the rank Of Major, to succeed
to the vacancy caused by the appoint.
ment OF General Kelton to bc Adjutant
General. The new NGsjor is n son Of
Judge Macarthur, OF this city, and was
born in Massachusetts, June 2, 1916. He
entered the volunteer service as First
Lieutenant Twenty.fourth Wisconsin
Infantry in 1862, was rapidly promo.
ted and mustered out as Lieutenant
Colonel in 1906. Major McArthur's
record during the war was an exception.
ally brilliant one, and he WIS specially
mentioned in orders for conspicuous gal
lantry and daring, on one occasion re-
capturing Union batteries at the very
moment the enemy was about 10 turn
them upon the Union forces, and taking
ten battle flags and 400 prisoners. This
was when he was nineteen years Of age,
He has long continuous record as q
captain and stands well near the head
OF his rank.