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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-22
DIED.


TERRY-On TUESDAY, May ~, 1891, at $50 a
M, ALKALINE, wife OF VIM. II. Terry, aged sixty
two years
Funeral from the residence Of her husband
No. 42 North York street. on Saturday mornin
at ten O'Clock Friends OF the family are in
v:ted to a,teni the services. Interment private
at Greenwood cemetery.
New Orleans and St. Louis papers please
copy.
HOLLIDAY-On Wednesday, May goth. 1891
at $50 o'clock "A. m, Mrs. a. HOLIDAY, in hei
Goth year.
Funeral services at residence Of her Son-in
law, Jacob Ritz, No. "a Twentieth street, on
Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Friends Of
the family invited. Interment at Peninsula
cemetery.
VEES-Near Glenn's Run, at $50 p. IN. Thurs
day, May 81, 1891, VINCENT WEES, aged 70 years
and three months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
SCHAMBRA-On Thursday, May 81, 1891, at
4:45 a. m. DANIEL SCHAMBRA, aged "A years,
month and days.
Funersl from his late residence, 1917 Main
street, Saturday at 3 o'clock p. m. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend. lnterment at
Greenwood cemetery.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT ORDINANCE.
The Document in shape to Be Presents
to Council.

The Document in shape to Be Presented
to Council.
There was Il meeting of the Commit
tee on Ordinances last night to discuss
the text of the new electric light ordi-
nance to be submitted to Council at the
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
next. City Solicitor Riley. was present
and submitted the all-impOrtant docu-
ment as he had drawn it up. The ordi-
nance as prepared gave good satiSfac-
ton to the committee, and there was
little discussion. 1T was ordered reported
to Council for adoption.
The ordinance provides that the bonds
shall be made payable on or before the
first day of Octorber, 1901, the banks at
which they are to be made payable to be
named by Council The following are
the denominations of the bonds; One
hundred bonds at 500 each, one hun
bred at $500 each and the residue in
81, 900 bonds. The interest is fixed at
per cent. Three commissioners are
to be named by Council, the bonds of
the same to be fixed at $4,000. The
ordinance is TO. take effect from and
after it's rattle alton by the qualified
voters of the city of Wheeling at an
election to be held on a day to be fixed
by Council
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Equine Echoes.

Sheriff Curtis, of Brooke county, yes
terday purchased from OF. EiSeman a
very fine fye-year-old stallion, sired by
AutOcrat, he by Volunteer; first dam
Naume, by c. VI. Clay; second dam by
Cripple, son OF Manbrino Chief. Both
the grand-Sire and grand dam have put
many horses in the 2:3O classes and Mr..
Curtis purchase gives much promise of
being a goer. He will be trained for
the fall races.
DR.. 5. L. JepSon has handsome
chestnut yearling gelding, which he
purchased over in st. ClairSville the
other day at sale of the property of
the late DR.. John Alexander, who was
the Doctors preceptor. The animal
possesses fine blood. He was sired by
Mitguard and his dam was by Harold,
the sire of Maud s, so that the gelding'S
dam is half sister to Maud s.
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Police Business.

Chief of Police Delbrugge is keeping
a detailed report of the business of the
police department so that statistics,
often wanted, can be furnished on the
shortest notice. The figures for April
have just been completed. In February
there were 33l arrests, and the amount
collected on fines and costs was
-, 3O395. In March the number of ar
rests was 127: amount of fines and costs
collected S6S5.55. In April ia arrests
were made, from which 5000. so were
realized. Total arrests for the quarter,
80; amount of fines and costs, 3,6S3.
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Widening the Water Supply.

There was a meeting of the Trustees
and lady managers of "Altenheim"
yesterday to listen to plans and pro-
poSal. submitted by Mr.. II. f Durham,
for the widening Of the water service in
Pleasant Valley, from the source which
now furnishes the supply to the Old
Ladies' Home. Mr. Durham submitted
very elaborate and comprehensive
plans, but they were not fully decided
upon 1t is proposed to have the finely
equipped plant now located at the AL
tenheim furnish water for a wide
radius through the valley, and it will
likely be source of considerable
revenue TO the home.
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A FEW PLAIN FACTS.

We have what we believe to be the
best Ladies' HandSewed Dongola Shoe
ever offered in any city for $3.50. WE
have them in opera, common sense and
half common sense lasts, widths
from C to Z. You will find this shoe
the equal of anything shown to-day for
style and fit. The QUALITY WE GUAR,
ANrEE. Ask to see our Cincinnati made
Flexible Shoe for $500 a pair. You
will be SURPRISED when you see the
value. J. III. LOCKE e Co.
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KnSke-Zimmer

Last night, at nine o'clock, at the
residence of the brides parents, at
Twenty fourth and Chapline streets,
was solemnized the marriage of Mr..
August Knoke and Miss Julia thinner.
The attendants were Mr.. Alfred Ulrich
and Miss Mollie thinner, sister Of the
bride. Rev. Ulfert, pastor of St.
Johns Lutheran Church, performed the
ceremony. After the ceremony, most
enjoyable reception was held, which
continued until an early hour this
morning. The groom is popular
member Of the force of mail carriers,
and the bride is the charming daugh-
ter of Mr.. ChaS. f. thinner, the well
known South Side baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knoke will take rooms on South
Jacob street for the present, and later
will occupy handsome new residence
which is now being erected for Mr..
Knoke on South Jacob street.
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4 Literary Treat.

There was representative gathering
Of society people at Arion Hall, last
evening, to listen TO fine Evolutionary
treat by Mr. Hannibal II. Williams, of
New York, who admirably recited the
play of THE Tempest" The piece
was well portrayed, and the many live
passages that permeate the piece were
given with dramatic effect. The
audience responded at various times to
many well-worked-up climaxeS. This
evening Mr.. Williams will recite the
Winters Tale"
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Directors Meet.

The Board of Directors of the Wheel
ing and ConnellSvile Railroad Company
met at the Office Of w. p. Hubbard, at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
elected the following officers:
PreSident-W. A. Lynch.
Secretary-George Wise.
TreaSurer-F J. Herrne.
Action in reference to the negotia-
tionS with the Board of Commissioners
was deferred until conference could
be had with President Lynch, who was
unable 10 be present at yesterdays
meeting.
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Clerks Closing Movement.

The clerks employed in the ready
made and geutlemen'S furnishing stores
about town will soon circulate petition
to have the stores closed after a certain
hour i'm the evening, so the clerks will
not be obliged to be penned up in the
stores during the summer evenings.
The clerks should be allowed to have an
outing once in a while and such a
movement would be wel-earned and
appreciated.
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PUSHING 1T DOWN.
TEE WHEELING DEVEL0PAENT CO.'S WELL
RAPIDLY GOING CaINAWARD.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Of The Projectors Held
YeSterday-pet mind TO Make it the
Deepest dole IN tie World.

There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
the projectors Of the Wheeling Develop
ment Company'S well yesterday to dis
cuss the situation 'and map out plans
for the future. Considerable interest
was manifested in the various PROPOSE
tions submitted, and it was evident
from the earnestness of all present that
the project was yet thoroughly alive,
and likely to be for some time. There
has been great interest manifested in
the observations at this well, aud
the operations are being closely watched
by scientific men all over the country,
many exchanges in the large cities fire.
Quented copying articles appearing in
Wheeling papers. In time all the obSer-
vatiOnS will be Analysed and compiled
with the government imprint for use in
text books, and rs the well is known as
the Wheeling Development Co.'S well,
this city will in the long run secure a
wide prominence in the geological and
scientific world.
The well is now to such great depth
that there is considerable risk in using
rope such as has been employed all
along, for fear it might break on ac
count OF the great weight, which would
make fishing job which might last for
many weeks. Accordingly at the meet
ing Yesterday Prof |. c. White said he
would guarantee to obtain steel
cable and a boiler and engine to operate
the same. A steel cable has been used
to limited extent in other wells with
great success. Mr.. Anton Reymann
guarantees to pay all expenses of drill
ing so far as they desire to go, relying
on the probability of a reimbursement
from the government.
Mr.. Hallock has gone to Washington,
d. c., to examine into new and i'm
proved machinery for eliminating any
possible sources of air, and to more
effectually carry on the work. A Singu-
lar fact connected with the great hole is
the fact that the last 1000 feet were
bored quicker than any other stretch Of
the same length, the tools going down at
the rate of 80 feet day near the bot
tom, while at the beginning of the last
| 1000 feet the boring was al the rate OF
so feet day. The well is now down
| 4,500 feet, which is right on the heels
of the present deepest well in this
country, which is at PitJsburg, and
measures 1895 feet. AS has already
been stated, the deepest well
in the world is in Germany,
which is $40 feet deep,
and it is proposed to carry the Wheeling
Development Co.'s well even beyond
that point. 1t has been estimated that
to sink the well down 800 feet it will
have cost in the neighborhood of S20.-
900. 1t will be several weeks yet before
the drilling will be resumed, as new
machinery has to be secured and addi-
tional plans projected. Prof. White
says the conditions are very favorable
for the deepest well in the world, and
such it will in all probability be.
WHEN Won decide to take Hoods Sar-
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
The River.

WARREN, PA, May21.-Riyer station
airy at low water mark; warm with
showers.
BRowNsvILLE, PA, May 21.-River
, feet and stationary; weather cloudy.
MORGANTOwN, w. VA, May Ell
River 5 feet inches and rising; cloudy
and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-22

If la grippe or sickness has left you
with weak eyes, or if your eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
the only Optician in the city, located at
Lash's Jewelry Store, corner Min and
Eleventh streets. m.w.f.d&g
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Cheap Excursion to Pittsburg via tn
Il AZ O. Il X.

The Butchers Protective Association
have decided to go to Pittsburg over thu
B. & o. r. R. on Monday, May 25th
Fare for the round trip $1.35: tickets
good three days, and may be purchased
from any member Of the committee anC
at depot ticket office.
CHAs. ROHRIG,
JOHN DUNCAN,
CHAs. DANBERG,
Committee.
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4 Pleasant Event.

a quiet but pleasant wedding oc-
Cured in the parlor of the New st.
Charles Hotel yesterday afternoon, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Walter
McMullen, a prominent and prosperous
merchant of Linden, Roane county, w.
Va, and Miss Alma A. BrannOn, of
Walnut Grove, w. Va. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. I. Mcclure,
after which the happy couple departed
for their future home in Linden.
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ALI Snrrver,s Work.

The continuity Of the good work GO
ing on at Evangelistic Hall is making
an indelible impression upon the people
who assemble there week after week,
and the good results are steadily ana
surely increasing. The men who started
a new and better life during the fall and
winter are developing good characters
and becoming eminently useful and Will
ing assistants to Nr. Sawyer. rms
place in the centre Of one of our main
thoroughfares is indeed point OF great
usefulness and benefit TO our city.
The meeting last night was full o. IN
tereSt and spirit, in charge of the ladies'
under the leadership of Mrs. HERMAN,
assisted by Mr.. Sawyer and corps oil
efficient workers.
The guns at this place will not be
spiked during the summer, but the ire
kept up every night, except Monday and
Wednesday evenings.
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A Rare Treat.

Leon II. Vincent will lecture at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church May 25th,
Goth, 9sth and Goth. Hawthorne, Elmer
son, Carlyle and Dickens. Everybody
should hear him; at p. m. Benefit OF
Epworth League. Full course ticket
81 90
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FOR SALE,

SIX ROOMED DWELLING; LOT 76Yl58: on
- north Front street This is a good property
and splendid location. Price, s., $50
Eleven roomed Brick House. with brick stable
in rear, northeast corner of Eoff and Twentieth
street. Price, 1880
New four roomed Frame House, large yard, at
27l5 Moyston street. Price, $3.50
Six roomed house, hot and cold water, well
built house, at 1854 McColloch street. Price,
81 000
Investment that will pay two for one.
Twenty-six acres OF Beautiful Laying Land
joining Martins Ferry. within three squares OF
new street car line II plated into lots will
bring this season s200O0-Price, $4,000.
ESix roomed Frame House, lot 28Xl30, at No 90
South Huron street. Price, 1890.
Cottage House. No. u South Huron street:
lot 3Sxl30 Price, si700.
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DIRING MAY AND JUNE.

To accommodate our customers, we Will
keep open till o'clock every evening.
THE TWO COLvIG STORES,
1886 and IO44 Main Street.
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EMPIRES RISE AND FALL

Rnt the stability Of our own make Mems
Shoes seems destined to go on Tor all
time. They SHOULD, at THESE PRICES
Mems Calf Shoes, all styles, 81 %.
Mems Dongola Shoes, all styles, Sou
Mems Calf, solid, all styles, 81. 90.
Mems Milwaukee Grain, all Styles
S1.50. Nil prooan
Tbev have been thoroughly tested
Old are not found wanting in any par
ticular. Try pair. 20
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SILVER JUBILEE.
j. -r,v-yFgrH ANNIVERSARY OF BISHOP
EAlYS ORDINATION.
o.....s Celebrated by the Pupils Of the
= ..r..-, Parish Sssool-Iha Addresses
By the Girls.

i' 49,. Parish School -Ths Addresses
By the Girls.
.,c-ffth anniversary Of the
.,, 90 the priesthood Of Rt. Rev
Kahn was celebrated last
l -.. the pupils of the Cathedral
Lad. Tie celebration proper,
elaborate preparations are
s. w.u not take place until
.toccurs in school vacation
led aa opportune time for
-a testify to their love for
be- Yesterday was selected
a.u,e DC marked the six
..-..rv of the day Bishop
... Wheeling.
a>0a of the May devo-
.rr., and large number OF
..l into the Convent hall,
ora0.y filed. The pro-
...t Eitu au address by Miss
who acquitted herself in
antr. She said;
par rl'tsr,
sou here This evening Co
.lnlIre. 10 may seem "a
-. attempt SO honorable "a
... ...I che occasion with great
.r.-l-a u opportunity OF con-
or tle great blessing which
HNr... ian k.n '. in.
Nr SNOW nothing about
.,.-.,.ry, wears, but we echo the
--- Seniors. who class these years
-.-. ...-, aud graceS OF God, who
! -- r.. sven in this life His faithful
....IIIr-u to call them blessed
a. XXX. En-. sou. Right Reverend Father
....s Kindness, and We thank you
..l-.-. cation lu our regard. You nave
. t. D.. present AT our eNamlna-
.-.r. mass for Us twice every
I.I.-.I, nothing that your paternat
.--u. aud intellectual welfare
Fl. a- h.r- no means OF making
-- r.. ,..N that our poverty can
--.r.-.-c1 ior YOUR benefits, but
...- ... .r 0-r prayers, aud We re-
-,. Ia our hearts, for We love you, and
--...t,ts rr- classroom VIII ever be
a.. -1, t-.- Test and happiest hours
lFs AGAIN we thank YOU, and
.a., tr your happiness there are
~.-. .-..-r -llu those offered 90 you by
-, .... parish school
. Alter ..e applause which greeted this
rvs, had ,1Sided Miss Ella Melon
stepped forward and delivered an
-s,, 1a behalf of the girls of the
i-g class. 10 was as follows:
4 g.f Flfhsr.
s.,... sou on this happy day
. ugu>e. IN which We say
... $500 love 20 take "a part
., -tat ring in each young heart
Ni,h 90 tell YOU, too
--cl Ne loved YOU. and how true,
s-lrF thanks for fAyors shown,
>-ldless 10 God alone.
..-lcse gifts we e'er can pay,
.sS Gods blessing on you day by day,
sand blessings on your silver feast
hose favors, even 90 the least.
gls followed by a play, "Edi-
-s.es." in which about twenty
+, part, each reciting a trief
-r The girls then went through
Kan auel drill, in a very neat
rsr They presented very pretty
e us they executed the vari-
.. eyo'utiOnS, in their cos
white with jaunty caps, and
eo0ri canes. This was followed
an address by Miss May Cunning
l., a.. n,.r,ys..-- have passed
-ul-1ml heart
-L.-l..l Master.
r' part
ou
s've brought YOU.
Co. Heaven above.
>>. r.-r.ed.
''5 aai rare
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tion of Mooney who was wanted for the
shooting of Officer j. E. Dorm on the
21St of October 1890. His subsequent
capture by Chief Delbrugge of this city
will be well remembered by our readers.
1t would seem TO any one we'll acquaint-
ed with the circumstances at that time
that Chief Delbrugge was entitled to
the reward 5000. But II seems that
there are other parties after it.
Yesterday the Chief received letter
from Mayor +. c. Moore, of Ashtabula,
saying that parties from three differ
ent sections were entitled to the re-
ward, Wheeling, Tom Hagan of MaSSillon
and the Marshal of AShtabula. Mayor
Moore nervngly says that if Chief Del
brugge will write and state his claim he
will try and arrange with the officers in
Jefferson for the payment Of the same.
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Death of Mr.. Daniel schambra.

After an illness of short duration,
Mr.. Daniel Schambra died at an early
hour yesterday morning, at his home on
Main street, At the age OF n years.
Deceased was one of Weddings pioneer
German citizens, and enjoyed wide
circle OF acQuaintanceS, by all of whom
he was held in high esteem. He was
an ardent Democrat, and in his younger
days took an active interest in politics.
usually serving in SEINE capacity at
every election. He was several times
elected to Council, and has served
several terms in both branches. He was
born in HeSSerbach, Province of HeSsen,
Germany, and emigrated to America in
1888. He resided two years in Balti-
more, and then removed to this city,
where he has resided ever since.
Shortly after he located here he engaged
in the merchant tailoring business, in
which he continued to the time of his
death, Three children survive him.
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WHEN you decide to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla do not be induced to buy some
substitute preparation, which clerks
may claim is ''as good as Hoods" The
peculiar merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla
cannot be equaled. Therefore insist
upon Hoods SarSaparilla.
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Grand Picnic.
MARK TWAIN ROD AND GUN CLUB
will give their Fourth Annual Picnic
on STATE FAIR GROUNDS on
Decoration Day, May 30th,

There will be Grand Balloon Ascension by
Mile. Lazella. and a Parachute Jump: also
Horse Racing and II Game OF Base Ball by two
well known local clubs. dancing and other
amusements The Club has gone to a large ex.
pense to make this affair one OF the grandest OF
the season. my22evdq
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'..r I.tHr. AAthF -
e.as '.''as Association willissue a
M sock, dating from Nav
a., r, may be had upon ap-
--e. y, ulerwriter'S Insurance
-. .- ''ai1 and Twelfth streets.
~ ,' $50 every Saturday
c u any of the following
r... % McGregor, Charles
Er- Comp, E. C. Schoen,
,'. %. romIinson. Georee
De Clddie. A. l..
prices and qualities in
'',> uEN L. COLYiG'S.
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FURTHER RETURNS.
Some of the BeIated Districts in the
Election.


Election.
The following are the returns from
some Of the other sections Of the county
in the recent school election, which ar
rived too late to be obtained yesterday {:
TRIADELPAIA DISTRICT.
RobnSon-For Commissioner, Weld
man II, Biggs 20. President of Board
Terrell 21, Tyler 7. Commissioner,
Hutchinson Is, Tyler 7. Power to levy
IS, against l.
HIGHLAND.
Beck'S School Superintendent
OF Schools, Weidman 80, Biggs so.
President Board, Hedges AZ, McColloch
10. For Commissioner, Sawtelle 20,
McColloch SO, Hedges .. Power to levy
So, against 6.
Glen's Run-For superintendent,
Weidman 40, BiggS :. President Board )
Hedges 80, scattering l. Commissioner,
Sawtelle 30, McColloch 10. Power to
levy ~, against 0.
RICHIE.
Adams School House-For Superin-
tendent, Weidman 10, Biggs 0. For
Commissioner, Wayman Is. President
Board, Wolf is.
LIBERTY.
Potomac--For superintendent, Weld
man -, BiggS9 9. For President Board,
Jacob l, Connolly IS. For Commission.
er; S. S. Jacob 16. Scattering 7. Power
to levy IS, against 6.
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See our goods and prices be ore pur 'ln
e,eSers MARsDEN L. COLVi9.
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Three Parties Claim the Money.
Sometime ago the village of Ashtabu-
Ia aud the county OF Ashtabula each
offered 500 for the arrest and convic-
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Item ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-FOUR SEWING GIRLS at once.
w ut NO. "A Sixteenth street. my22r
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nor SALE CHEAP TWO STONEMETl
u Folders Good as new. VIII fold eight
page seven column paper. Must be sold T.
make room for web periecting press Address
REGISTER, Wheeling, W. Va my9h
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tNANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
w TO send l0c. for "All About shorthand"
lust issued Address, SHORTHAND INSTI-
TUTE, Box S69, Pittsburg, Pa my20M. ", Pr
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-16
Palaces of Various Kinds.

Away back in the misty past. when
the porcelain-makers of China COM
bined and erected their famous pal
ace of porcelain. - they little thought Of
the example they were setting for
coming generations. The Ice bound
Russians first took the hint and erect
ed the first of the lice palacesn-aa
example followed by Montreal. Quebec.
st. Paul, and other boreal American
cities. who thought to boom their pres
poets by advertising the fact TO the
world at large that they were situated
within the circle of the shadow cast By
the north pole. With more practical
eye to business. the people of the south
erected the ..cotton palace" at New
Orleans. followed closely by the corn
palace at Sioux City. Iowa. Since
the last-named unique erection pal
acesn have sprung mp all around. lii
toad-stools In damp weathAr NJ
bra ska has her sugar palace. Gre
ton. Iowa. her .hay palace Puek
Col. her mineral palace" Ottuns4
Iowa. coal palace and last
not least the flax palace at
City. Iowa. II this palace" bun
is carried much farther we may
expect to hear of gold palace
Wall street. an -oyster palace" on aa.
shores of the classic Chesapeake. or :
yam palace in Georgia--.St Lostis
Republic.