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HealthiS Wealth

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death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, LoEs OF
Power IN either sex. Involuntary Losses and
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receipt OF price. wEGUARANTEEs SIX boxes
10 cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with IS GO, we
Will mend tho purchaser Our written guarantee
10 refund the money X the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees Issued only by Nc,
LAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, Solo Agents. Nc
Lain Block, cor. Market and Twelfth streets
wheeling, w. Va. kel5 TrhsAw
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Metals,


NEW ioRE. June e.-Pie iron quiet. Copper
domestic 81 30. TIN dull; straits 81 20. -
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consequence, seized with a violent ct OF
sneezing md all the sensations Of
catarrh, but he discovered that the win.
dow was Of plate glass and perfectly shut.
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BrcndhtufYs nnd trovfsfons.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Flour, receipts, l4saa
packages; exports 1881 barrels and 10! SACKS;
market dull md Irregular; sales 10, 100 bar ,rIs
Wheat. receipts 1880 bushels; exports 81. 5t
bushels; sales 100000 bushels OF futures and
GLOOO bushels OF spot; spot market lsmer; No. :
red Ole: options fairly active; No . red June
ossa9is4c, closing ut VIC: July 9Jsa9511c, clos
Ing a. g5tsc; August W. ssa95c, closing nj 0i1sc.
September TE'sa05c closing at 0i1ac; Deem.
Der Naa..c: Nay lls9D y11sscasl COY, closing u,
VI QOA. Rye dull; western 5yEa6lC. Stocks oj
grain ~ store md ailoHt May 81: Wheat 1850.
90 bushels; corn 1s6. sGj bushels; outs $50
bushels; rye t6,O bushels: barley 1900 bush.
ca: malt ~. 26o bushels. Corn. receipts 80 .l5O
bushels OF futures and 4l90O0 bushels Of spot;
nngraded mixed 39ai?c: June iOlIc; July ili[c:
August 4ls<c: September aye. Oats, reeetnts
lhUO bushels; exports 3OS 600 bushels: sales
3!aOOo bushels OF futures and 26l 900 bush.
els of spot: market quiet; June 32kaSlc.
closing ut 3ea31c: July &c; No. White
3lHa35c; mixed western 25Hc; No. 9 Chicago
35a351ac. Hay steady. Hops QUIET, Gomez
steady AID unchanged; June i7.i5c; July II, ia
l7.Dc; August l700c; September l6soa,G 0Oc:
October l6.l5nl66oc: November l6 loc; December
l5.9Jal6 OOc; March 10 15alb.Suc; spot Rio steady
at zoe. sugar trmcr; refined fairly active: Oh
4 5Hc; mould 4 5.lGc; standard A G3.lGc; con
lectioners \ l5-lGc; powdered &c; Graduated
6Ae; eabes exc. Moiasscs quiet. Rice steady.
Tallow stronger; city 41sc. Turpcntino duil.
EsSs easier; western l5c. Pork quiet; mess
slS 7SaSl4 .: extra prime sl,O0. Cut meats
quiet. Lard barely steady: western steam G.27kc;
J nue. sc; July b3sc: August 6.5le; September
G.G0c: October 6.G7c. Butter weak; western dairy
eatoc; creamery 64i4c. Cheese steady; western
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castorin,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, sho gave them castoris,
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE

A manufacturing site, fronting e2l feet on
Warren street hnd 22i feet on Welzcl street. :
80 Acre Farm. one mile from Frceport station
Harrison county, thio. B,ick house, I rooms
and hail. Large orchard. Fruits oi all Kinds
hHtn " by 20 feet. Corn cribs and othtr ont
buildings, $40 per acre. = & - =
~ acre.. une'hAlt cleared, e2h per acre ny.
10 res three miles from Frceport. Frame
dwelling. good barn ind stntle, ind fruit OF ali
kinds. t1J per acre. 5slz.- 7I'I1-,-7 =
No. lSy south fenn street, G rooms, basement.
wash house and coal house. -lO0 gfape vines
Ground 5v BY 10 feet. d sl-1IIl - ..s-"'-S'
Lot southwest corner OF Ohio aud Huron
streets. 10 feet on Ohio and 70 feet on Huron. ia
No, 81! ,hApinc street ~. y 81 =. :
No. lOiO CmpIlUe street. t574 f4Stf.E.
5toontd flame cottage, Park street, Mounds.
Vile Camp Bround. = -. - = - -
Is nr:H, OF hillside land In Eighth ward, val.
uclAt 500 per acre. = -, - -
a. No. :Si' Market street, ground half lot. Price
No, s. and Sc Twenty sixth street. Both houses
No. ztitt 22asa3 mad $40 Main street.
No. ~ aud Ia Seventeenth street, a
No. los McColloch street. I1f-'ssi." gHi
No llg5 Eof street. half lot. ~ ~ -air
Corner lot, cast side south Front street,
= foot lo;. east side South Front street,
No, " North front street fs' = - Ii -
Choice Of loS Ia Fair Grouul property. Wells
burg, VIVA - 70, - -
~ acre Farm Mt Glenn's Run, 49,
Corner lot. Virginia and south York street.
!'fopeIiy suitable for hotel on Main street,
Residence, onc-QuArter mile east Of Trindel.
DliH, with O arrps M land cnn 800
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One lone, unassisted fly in a bedroom
in the morning will do more towards
making man get up than all the rising
bells in the world"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-03

CiSciSSATI. O., June .. Cotton firm and
quiet; Mldlling l2c -. ~ 49, ~ -.
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LiY0 Stock.

CHICAGO, June ?.-Cattle = Receipts 1900
loc higher; beeres 81 Soa5 90: steers s. 60ai ~:
stockers and leedtrs s. ioa3 50: cows, bulls and
mixed 81 Soa3 Is: Texans s. i8as 50. Hogs-Rc.
celpts 81 900 head: shipments $500 head; market
anli ana lower: mixed s. S0,.i 05; heavy s. Soa
4O7H; light 50 S0ai 10: skips 81 OJas 70. Sheep
Receipts 10000 head: shipments 5000 head; mar.
Ect lower: natives 8 50a5 49, western 81 5Na5 70;
TEXANS S. 0Oh5 10: lnnhH IS Olaf 80. -------
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lie WAS A GREAT CALCULATOR.
anecdotes Of tho Famous Problem Solver,
Babbuge. .v

Anecdotes Of tho Famous Problem Solver,
Babbngc. av- =
Temple Bar. 81.
Among tho guests at Kcnyon's table
whose personality struck me the most
were Walter Savage Lander and Babbage,
The latter was very interesting though
m egotistical talker, but few had 30 good
A self 10 talk about. To my regret he
no longer gave those Saturday even.
ings" which had been 80 fashionable
few years before. One OF three qualia.
cations were necessary for those who
sought to be invited-intellect, beauty or
rank. Without one Of these you might
be rich as CrGsus and yet be told you
cannot enter here. I remember him
telling me that aslong ago as 1889 he had
foretold that steamers would 60 to
America in seven days.
His calculating machine was an end.
less subject Of monologuc. 1t is cur.
ious fact that l once learned, not manv
years ago, from IN old man who had
been boy at tho same class with him
at Dartmouth, that "Babbage was the
boy in that whole school in
arithmetic" I asked il he remembered
anything remarkable about the great cal
culator in his boyhood. mo, nothing
We used to call him Barley Cabbage ,
and he didn't like it." Babbage wus
very fond Of talking OF Byron's dauph.
ter; to him she was always "Ada," for
he had carried her in his arms rs a child,
and he was her friend and counselor
when she was Lady Loyelace,
Kenyon had met her at Fyno
Court, where sho was a frequent
guest, being intensely interested
in Mr.. Cosse's electrical experiments,
Kenyon acknowledged Lady Lovelace to
DO woman OF remarkable Intellect, but
she was too mathematical for his taste,
Our family arc an alternate stratitica.
ton Of poetry and Mathematics Lady
Lovelace used to say. Babbage thought
that II he was blind he could write
poetry; "and l should take for my sub
ject the description Of an inferno" he
said. It was difficult to associate poetry
in any form with Babbase-he was 50
eminently practical. He told me that
he never allowed himself to lose any
time. Before setting out for walk in
the London streets or a drive in an ON.
nibus l give myself certain problems to
think out" t5.5 .''.:t;'.5,t s
He even calculated tho effect OF imaci:
nation in self.delusion. He found him
self away from home without his night.
CAM ha felt certain ~ catrh;n0- co)3
when, happily. he bethought himself q
tying string round his head as make
believe nightcap. It was quite success.
full, and he slept without feeling chilly
Babbage said he had told his story t
Rogers, who capped it. kenyon shool
spise them.) Rogers declared i he hat
caught a cold through#a trick OF hi
| Imagination The thought he had beer
sitting with an open window behint
him at luncheon party at Lady Cork
! In New Burlington street, and was, IL
y -
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BEEcuAM's Pills cure Bilious and
Nervous ills E- 81. -s-l.l5 g4s5l z
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new foRK, June o.-Petrolcum opened firm at
PIC, aud after slight gain III the early tradiug,
became quiet and closed steady. stock Ex.
SIC; closing at &c. Sales s}6,G05 barrels. =
OIL CITY, PA.,June c.-pe,roie,,o openea A,
Eye; highest 9.ssssc; lowest s91I1c; closed at
S9hc; sales l3O,0OJ barrels: charters 2S,l75 bar.
1els; shipments 1So.37 barrels; runs 10, Isl
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL.

EI.9i'For Boys and Glrls. ,F ar.
between 4 and 10 years o. agS. 9pener ON IL.
s,ructIon thorough and progressive. Individual
and class Instruction suited 70 the age and ca
Especial n,,eton given to correct aIs'cn@
and caIisthcnics without extra charge. A plane,
In tho school room for the entertainment ia "a
Instruction Of the pupils. Visitors admitted 70
tho daily sessions 81 Inc school. NeA' QUARTER l'p
'>e' - - MISS ii, D., HART. Principal,
ap7 slls& Late Of WaShinGton. y. y.
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IMPORTANT. @
Address, U. BASSETrl,
CITY of Mexfeo

Mexico.
~, " ordinary letter.. containing MONEY OR.
DEN issued BY all Express Comp anies. New
YORK Exchange, Draft or Postal Note,
SPECIAL FEATURES.
By terms Of contract the eou1pary must ia.
posite tho sum Of all prizes Included in The
scheme before selling a single ticket, and TO-
celye the following official permit: =
GERriftcArE-i hereby certify that tho Bank
OF London and Mexico has on deposit tho ncces
Sary funds to guarantee the payment OF. ali
Prizes srawn by the LoterIa dc ID Benefccucia
Publica. AroLlNAR CASTILLO, Inietyenor.
Further, the company Is required to dis.
tribute flty:six per cent OF tho value OF all The
tickctS In prizes-R larger portion than is given
By any other lottery. - : '''eN
Finally, the number OF tickets Is limited to
seeo-a9 COO lefs than are sold BY other lotteries
usInK tne Shme Nneme. my3i.rrhaw
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CHICAGO, June IA good business was trans
settled. Fine weather for the growing crop and
very small decrease in the visible supply lulu.
more desire TO realize. Corn was moderately ac.
tiye. ctts were fairly active aud seadier. Pro.
Visions iairly active and feeling was unsettled.
Flour dull but steady and unchanged. Wheat,
s Ts NO. o. sp5lng 9.a9ec No. spring 7sas5c:
97Sc: July 9lkay5tS$c. closing at 9JlIszc; August
go7s493c: closing ut VIC. Corn, cash No. 9, aSc:
June 49, closing at ss11aac: July 33Sa3llzc
closing at SIC; August sih4c. Oats, cash NJ. ;,
26;tc: June 2sa26pc, closing at 2G114c: July ~
a?t54c. closing at 961c: August 2ia2i1:c. closing
at nc. No; 2 Rye &c. FIasseed Il Is. Ness
pofk. cash sl3 Goals %; June $40 l5aI3 az clos
SlS *; August sls i5als s.. closing at SIS i7is
tember 63oc Bacon. short ribs s. lca5. l5c: Shout.
as,s Slgss short clea, 5soa5 7oe Whisky
supply Of Grain Is as follows: Whcst =, Isl. Go
bushels, decrease 5000 bushels: corn 1855, 00o
bushels, decrease 900 bushels; oats G,S5 600
bushels, increase Los 900 bushels; rye IL 600
pnsheis, decrease 5000 bushels; barley GuS,VO0
bushels upCfpnsp nm huS
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Children CRY. for Pitchers Castorla,

VAN HouTES's Cocoa delicious
made instantlv, ~ ~ - = {. s,s., .
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, June e.-Pe.roleum dull
aud heavy: opened ut y0jSc; closed at S9IIc;
highest 0a5sc; lowest sy11tsc; -
BRADFORD, Pa. June 2.-Pctroleum opened at
99c; closed At S9]zc: highest sO1sc; lowest S9lc;
clcarances ilS. CIV barrels, = 's'- -
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M'KINLEY'S TRIUMPH

On the Floor Of tho Housewife Doub,,pr
Thomases Put to Rout,
losiington Coyyespoadeaee Of Pi4s5arga CONNER.
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Railroad bonds quiet. Sales 81 ,l19,00 a.
Government aud state bonds dull aud steady.



Y. 5.is reg.--...-..lI Iobio 4 Mississippi. 2l,>f
y. y, y coupons..-lL do prefGrrcd.,... 40 :
Y. =. ~ rcg....... l0ls Oregon lmpr'vem't IS
U. s. ~ coupon-. ~ ~ Oregon NAv..,.....lDix
Pacific y OF Oregon Trans......., AN
Adams Express....l6l IPacinc Mail .,....,.,,, Az
American ExprcsS.l2j Pittsburgh ........lb1
Canada PHci1c...... ~ Pullman palacc.,..,iy7 Z
Canada Southern. bs1il Read az
central faciic...... Rock Island ........, wy
Chesapeake 4 Ohio " lst.L. & San Frnn.,, 81
20 frst preferred. GlaIst, Paul .""......... ,6Js
10 second prefd. Az do prciertcd......l2O
Chi. Bur. d Quincy .ltG1ylst. Paul Il Omaha. Us
Dol. y Hudsoa.....lGglSl do preferred. ,.,.. 10
Dol, Lack 4 " esL-lH Tenn. Coal & lron.. As
Denver 4 X. G...... lS<ITcxas Pacific, els
Erle...........,.... Union paClC....,..., GaL2
Fort wayne .........t6G u. B, Express, .,,, 7lL
Illinois Central,...llo}s|W. st. L. P....... l3l
kGtEas d Texhs..... lshl do prcierrcd....... 2SE
Lake Shore. iioJi lWels.Fafgo Ex..ii5
Louisville 4 Nash Southwestern Union. .., SiII
Memphis y ChAs.. GO Am. Cotton 0ll.... 291
Michigan Central. 10 ~ Colorado Coal ... 5l5
Missouri pacitc.... 7a5sIlron Silver aW
Nashville & CHAT LOB Qulcksilyer........7
NewJeHcyCenttal.ig3 do prefcrtcd,,,,,,, IS
Norfolk q Wpref'd 6fH|Sutro ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,
Northern Pacllc... S5 Richm' d i ", PIT. .ss.
do preferred. Gee. ST. Atchisou. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4Gs
Norlhwestetn:-.."..ll5 Chicago Gas.......,. ig1s
to prcterred.....-li5 Lead Trust, .,,...,.. ot,J
New York Central. 1907 sugar, .,,, 7lL
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,o IIntoueh tickets. and baggage checked. 70 al
XII XII s s1HSiSSo 4. g. 2, TX + A.. pr.EteTs6uIs.
= J. 9: TOMLIEsoN, r. A.. Wbeei et1son W y.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED, rN
so,FoR CLuB RATES, or any further informa.
ton desired. write lcsibly to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with slAte, 8oun.
y, htfeet and number. More rapid return mali
delivery Will be assured by you enclosing m.
velopc bearing your full address, o W.
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British, Gruin Trntle.

ClScIyTAII. g., June o.-Hogs higher; com.
g. sal 10; receipts $50 head; shipments isis
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 2-Flour weas: :
western winter clear 81 0oat 40. Wheat nominal:
lair 70 good milling SSa92c: prime 10 choice 9h,
96c; No. red June 90&a9Lc: July and August
9lay2c; September 81 IIIag2Isc Corn Oulct ani
shade ilrmcr; No. 3ycllow 43c; No, 2 mixed
June 4olc; July 40ilsa4Gi4c: August 4leilIc:
september 43ai3Hc. Oats quiet: No3whitc 3ILc:
NO. white June and July 33,S a3ic; August and
september $0hA304c. Pork, new mess Sla ion
IL ~; 90. prime mess new ST. 80: family Sl4 OOn
IL %; smoked sll 00al2 50. Lard, western
steam 6iVa6.5oc: Butter dull; Pennsylvania
Eggs dull and weak; Pennsylvania tlrsls ia
l5>.c. Cheese dull; part skins 6aic. '-'
CINCINNATI, o.. Juno 2-Flour easy. Wheat
ments 5000 bushels. Corn easicr: o No. MIXED ru
ALsc. Oats easier; No 2mlxed 2ShSaayl4c. Rye
dull: No. 2 Doc. Pork quiet ut Sl5 S7Js, Lard
weaker az QUO. Bulk meats easier; short ribs
52jc., Bacon steady: short clear G.S5a6, ioc.
whisky hteady at 81 CO. Butter dull; fancy
creamery ltal7c; dairy Sa9c Linvccu oil firm at
e.hti.c: sugar strong: hard refined Gl.a7kc:
New orleans 5aJ55+c. Eggs firm ut Exc, Cheese
linn: prime 10 choice Ohio 51sh7c. :
BALTIMORE juno 2.-Whcat, western dull; No
winter red spot soc; June SOC; July Y0Lc:
August 9Oc; September 901.a9O1sc. Corn, west.
ern, easy: mixed spot, iVdInilc; july and
AUGUST 4oAaaO5ic. Oats. active: western white
S5n3oc. Rye, quiet; choice 63aG5c. lIny, dull:
prime to choice timothy ST. b0al3 90. Eggs
steady. Butter unchanged. Coffee frncr Rio
TOLEDO. O.. June 2,-wheat active aud higher.
cash iHa9ls June aud July 9al%c; August 9i
September Ole. Corn dull and steady; cash And
July IS! sc. Oats quiet; cash o0c. G,oveySeed
dull anu steady: cnsh 81 IN. Nntnhcr CT m -
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EAST LIBERTY, "a, Juno 2.-Cat,le-Rcce!pt.
1890 head: shipments $50 head: market very
DUH and Is 10 sc off from last weeks prices
hhogs.Keceipts 1850 head; shipments s.65(
s. l5ai 20: common to best Workers 81 05al To-
pigs s. 15ai 90: sheep-Rcccipts $500 head
shipments GOO head; market low and shade
on from last weeks prices; supply most com
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-03
DISCUSSING THE TRUTH.

1t makes great difference with regard to
the statement of profits of certain interests
what the purpose of the statement is. When
the Vest committee was investigating the
dressed beef business, the unanimous testi-
mony of the magnates in the packing busi-
ness was to the effect that their function was
to carry on their business for the public
benef;, with really no profit worth men
tioning foS themselves.
That was all very we'll until the Ham
mond packing establishment-which is not
the leading one of that interest by any means
was sold through an English syndicate.
1t is now offered to the coniding Britishers
on authoritive statements that the profits of
Hammond & Co. for the past three years
have amounted to 90 per cent annually on
their capital. On tn basis of this showing
from the books the new concern has watered
its stock up to Sc, 400, 600, an initiation of 166
per cent
1t would be unparliamentary to assert
that the dressed beef magnates lied to the
Vest committee; and it might be regarded
as injurious to intimate that the syndicate
boomers may be watering the profits fol the
delusion of English investors as much as
they do the capital stock. But there is a
remarkable discrepancy between the very
slight profits alleged when the subject was
under public investigation to learn whether
there was an illegal combination and the %
per cent annual earnings alleged when the
stock is for sale. The only explanation is
that in one case it was the interest of the
witnesses to have the profits supposed to be
small, and in the latter it is their interest to
have them writ large. Under such cir
cumstances it would be about as unsafe to
guarantee the strict accuracy of the latter
statement as it was of the earlier one.
1t would grieye us much to suppose that
eminent millIonaires or promoters OF stock
companies could tell "a regular terrible
story but the above facts do not seem to
leave much room for doubt that where their
interests are involved they can put such a
disguise upon the truth as to defy any
recognition OF it as such.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-03
vICTORIA's ABDICATION.

The rumor that Queen Victoria is contem.
plating abdication is plausible. 1t would
have more weight if previous springs during
the last decade had not given birth to the
same rumor. Every year adds to the physi-
cal inirmities of the Queen of England, and
although the responsibilities of the royal
office have been curtailed with its powers,
it still makes considerable demands upon
the person who holds it. The progress OF
democratic ideas in England, the growth OF
the colonies, the critical condition OF
Europe, presenting numberless problems
which the sovereign must help to solve rem
der it difficult for an old woman in poor
health to wear the crown. In the seventy
first year of her age and the ffty-third of
her reign, Queen Victoria can retire with a
good grace. 1t would be probably advan-
tageous to the English Empire if King
Albert were to reign in the stead of Victoria
the Good.
And as to this same Albert, now Prince
Of Wales, while it cannot be said that in his
life he has been a pattern of virtue. the
world knows that he possesses good stock
OF common sense and remarkably clear
understanding of the change which the re-
lations of ruler and ruled have undergone
during his life time. He has not been back
ward in manifesting his willingness to &C.
cept the changed conditions. If he has
shown any preference for political party it
has been for that led by Mr.. Gladstone But
he has always remembered the unwritten
law that the heir to the throne must not
meddle with politics. In late years he has
performed with considerable tact and good
taste a considerable part of his royal
mothers duties, and has sought rather than
avoided on all occasions contact with the
people, He owes large share of his per-
sonal popularity to the endearing and mag
netic qualities of the Princess of Wales. On
several occasions, it is worth remembering,
he has shown a very notable friendliness
toward this country, and there is good rea-
son to believe that he is earnestly in favor of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-03
MAIDENS WILL SPLASH.

They Are Already Studying Effects In Bath
ing Costumes to be Worn mt the New
Natatorium-Tuesday and Fridnys for
the Fair Sex.
A number of bright young society girls are in
close confab daily with their modistes regarding
new and stunning toilets that are to be worn
after Lent. Among the various dresses that
will enrobe their dainty figures is frequently
found bathing or swimming costume, which,
after the 18th of this month, they will don twice
a week at the new natatorium on Duuuesne
way
Tuesdays and Fridays Will be reserved for the
fair sex, and it is needless to say the building
Will resound with the usual scream that al
ways accompanies a woman when she learns to
swim. The building when completed will be
handsome and commodious one. containing an
immense swimming pool, which, with the depth
OF water and open space above occupies the en-
tire height of the building in the rear, A bal
cony which surrounds the pool about midway
between water and rafters, and from which
stalrways lead down to the water edge, is
divided into tiny little dressing rooms
In the front portion of the building the base
ment is devoted to individual baths where one
can indulge any "crankism" regarding tempera-
ture. On the first floor will be located tie
ofhce, reception room, check room and hall;
above on the second floor will be found the
directors room. lounging room, Russian bath,
plunge bath and three hot rooms, also
drying room and champoo room. The
topmost floor will be occupied by
the manager and his family and IS a
coZy little fat Two instructors will assist
youthful and inexperienced swimmers in be-
coming proficient in the art, and a matron will
superintend things generally