The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-04
BREAKP ST BUDGET.

The Pope is said to be a great lover Of
chess,
The Indiana women who only q short
time ago was married for the seventh
time is now seeking u divorce,
1t is said there are more American VIC.
men studying art in Vienna and Paris
than ever before, A leading art club in
the former city has 20 American lady
Atudents,
A lover Of chess on the Pacific coast
has kept strict count Of the games he
has played in titty'one years, and gives
the number at 7S,SS2-an average OF a
fraction more than four perday,
A gentleman from the East, with eight
sons with families and t~hirty-two grand.
children, has purchased 1880 acres OF
land a few miles west OF North Platte
and will move the whole outfit on it,
Omaha Bee,
AT least a half dozen couples have
eloped from almshouses in the West
within little more than q month. The
last pair were inmates OF a poorhouse in
Indiana, The bride was blind and only
l0-iust 81 years younger than her part
ner,
A Baltimore astrologist estimates that
there are $l0,000,000 in gold buried In
different portions OF the State OF Nary
land, and he will point out said loCa.
lions TO any and all persons who will
put down d ave-dollRr bill. Beats all
how cheap things have become In this
country,-DarOR Free Pres,
Interest in the story that treasure was
buried many years ago in a hill in Kan
sas City is being revived there by the
proposition OF u railroad company TO
grade the district for q depot, The
money was hidden, ,the story goes, by a
Mexican gambler, and several uDsuC.
Cessful searches have been made for 1t,
one in 1873 by u Mexican.
IT'S now the SpOtsOme lroglct,
Allin tho danHlul marsh,
Doth raise his chiFping y0lcelet
ln swlyerlng tones aud harsh,
While from the tree the h0Otiul owl
Doth sing III Springful tones,
And In the back yard timidly
she dog doth hunt for bones,
Union County ~ ~ Standard,
The following letter was received by q
physician from q man, whom he knew,
praCtiOing medicine and desiring Coun'
sci; "Dear Dock l have q paBhunt who's
physical sines show that the wind-pipe
has liberated of and his lungs have drop
down into his stumick | have given hym
EVERY thin without efeCkt her father Is
wealthy honorable and intluenshal US he
Is a member Of assembly and god nose
don't want 10 loos hymn what ghRll do
ans by return male. Yours FRAT
Medical Gazette.
Says Il hardware dealer in the Kings
ton IN. W freeman: "Many people
imagine that by blowing their breath on
the blade ota knife they can tell whether
the blade is steel or pot metal. Now, q
PERSONS breath will adhere to q poi
metal blade and fade away the same as
on steel, but nine out OF ten men don't
know this, and that is the reason whyso
many people carry inferior pocket
knives. | hate to see q man enter my
store and blow his breath on a steel
knife. Unless the knife Is rubbed of
right after, 1t will rust and spoil the up
peaFalce Oh l3'
Among tho many good works Of the
Queen Of SaXony IL her education o.
women Of all ranks 10 be nurses. In
1867 she summoned the women OF Ores
den TO meet her in council, and ut the
end Of o year there were 1900 nurses
ready for service, Under their charge
Is the Queens Hospital aud o GONZALES
cents home on the backs Of the Elbe,
which the Queen purchased from hel
private means.
4 beautiful flower, called the rico lily,
grows thlckly in pQrts Of Southwestern
Georgia. 1t Is extremely sentative Ia
the light. The blossoms fold up al
night, but open in the morning. Al
night, while the lOyely white blossoms
are closely embodied IN their purple
covering, and the flowers are asleep, Il d
lamp is placed near them they will
gradually open and tuin toward 1t. II q
strong light is placed on one side Of d
vase containing them, the half OF the
bouquet that faces the lamp will be un'
folded, while the other half that Ia in
the shadow will remain tightly closed.
There Ia a passage in Amelie Rives's
new story, "fhe Witness 81 the SUM-
which 1 fancy was written with inten.
ton" as the French say. The hero IL a
famous novelist, and he Is talking with
the heroine. The latter says: "The idea
OF being MANNED is always 80 horrible"
I'There are worse things than losing
ones hand, doushka." "Whatis worsef' '
ITO have the eye Of the public always at
ones keyhole, A man might go mad
for that, thrust his pen through the
opening and put 1t out, and 90 have no
readers for his manuscripts. The sen.
salion OF being eternally pried upon
aud there Is nothing much worse than
that, and that Is the penalty" And yet,
unless We are to discount everything in
the newspapers, there has been some
"authoriEed" prying in the case Of Miss
Rives.--7he Critic.
Deafness Can't be Cured
BY local applications, as they cannot