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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
To Contest Bouianger's win.

PARIS, Oct. 13.-Four clauses Of Cen
Boulanger's will will be contested by his
daughters, and curious developments re-
gardng the Generals private affairs are
expected To be brought out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

John Quinlan, about 2G years of age, was
injured in the right side last night by fall
ing from locomotive lie was carried TO
the Rhode Island hospital, but his i'm
juries were SO light rs TO preclude the ne
cessity of retaining him. Shortly after
ward ne applied at the Central Station for
lodgings and was accommodated. IL Is
surmised that Quinlan was endeavoring
TO steal ride on the engine when he fell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
The Gar and the NihiIists.

CoPENHAGEN, Oct l3.-The rumors Of n
Nihlist plot TO assassinate the Car be
come more persistent Certain IL is that
the Cars route from Moscow was sud
denly changed, and that be went direct 10
Copenhagen, instead of Elsinore, as antici-
Dated
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
Suicide I'm Court.

KANSAS City, Mo-, Oct, 13.-Frank
Rooney, young man Of good family, was
yesterday convicted Of forgery. Immedi-
ately after the sentence of ten years in the
penitentnry had been pronounced, he drew
a revolver and shot himself near the heart.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
The Peoples Course.

The next attraction In the Peoples
Course will be the concert of the New
York symphony Club, which will begin
next Thursday evening. The club
furnishes music Of very high order OF
merit and the entertainment promises To
be one Of the most successful of the
course
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
MIR. ioey Out.

NEW YORK, Oct 13-The Board Of Man
ayers of the Adams Express Company
meets to-day to fill the offices of president
and vice president, left vacant by the GUST
ing Of John Hoey, charged with grave NAL
feasance in Office, and the resignation of
Vice President Clapp Spooner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
The IrIsh Press on the ParnelIites.

DUBLIN, Oct 13-The National Press
to-day refers in an editorial 10 the Parnell-
ties as the "mere puppets of secret soci-
eties," the FrecmdR's Journal deploresthe
proposal of the Parnellites TO continue
their factional contest, and refers TO IL as
"cruel and useless treachery TO the Irish
Nation.n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
Mrs. ParneII's Health.

LONDON, Oct. 18.--Mrs. Parnell, wife Of
the dead statesman, is still in very feeble
health, suffering from weakness OF the
heart. The physicians in attendance do
not make very favorable predictions con-
cerning her recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
Killed on the Track.

BosToN, Oct, l3.-Robert Clark of %
Cambridge street, while walking across
the tracks, was struck by an outward
bound express and thrown quite a dis
tance, probably iniuring him internally.
Jle was taken 20 the Massachusetts, Gen
sral Hospital. Clark is 90 years of age and
married
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
Papers Detective; Case Thrown out.

Mary Conlon brought suit some time
ago against EdW,rd Cassidy for seduction
and breach of promise. In the Supreme
Court to-day the case was thrown out be
cause the papers of her counsel, the Hon.
Hugh j. Carroll, of Pawtuckct, were de-
fectiVe,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
The Alaska Met the Gale.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13-The Guion steam
ship Alaska, due Sunday morning, ar
rived this morning, baving met the same
rough weather and-stroag gale expert
enced by the steamships arriving yester-
day. The Alaska rode the storm well but
her assistant purser had two ribs and an
arm broken and several seamen and pas
sengers sustained minor injuries The
ships machinery was disabled off the
banks but soon repaired
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
rcpublicanism I'm ChnrIestovn.

CHARLEsTowN, Mass, Oct l3-Repub-
licans of the Charestown district opened
headquarters FOR the campaign last eve
hing ut No 33s Main street. and had u
iousing meeting. A house to house can
.nfarz
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
THE FINANCIAL NEWS. I-
Continued From Last PdgcJ
Market Notes.

The earnings OF the Missouri, Kansas. a.
Texas for the first week Of October in
creased sl0G5.
The fruit shipments from the West are
larger than ever before. They aggregated
100000 pounds last week.
BOSTON, Oct. 13-It is rumored that
Burlington's net increase for September
will be about $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
He wonld Burn ir no Did Not Hang.

CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-Otto schwartz, car
penter. hung himself early this morning
In q shed near his home after having set
fire TO the place. The body was entirely
consumed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

WASHINGTON, oct 13.-When Lieut..
Cowles, who commanded the wrecked
Despatch, makes his official report, the
navy department will appoint court Of
inquiry to determine the responsibility for
the accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

John Pyne, who fell from an express
train at Westerly recently, died of the in
juries received this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
Money and JeweIry stolen.

SToUGHToN, Mass, Oct. 13.-The house
Of Alton Sherman was entered by burg
lars last evening and n small sum Of
money and several articles of jewelry were
taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
And the Guests Kick on the Feed.

But" said the hotel keeper to the
striking walters, "you get precisely the
same food that we serve TO the guests"
Yes" replied the leader, that's what
we are kicking about. New York sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

The Democrats were out in full mum
bers ls~t night at the primaries In the seS.
eral wards. The delegates elected are al
Carroll men, and the Second Ward wa
the only one i'm which there was any sus
picion of fight. There were two fac,icns
at work i'm this ward. the Smith ana tnt
completely bound up i'm the Hon. Hugh a.
the Gill faction, but IL is confidently ~
sumed that the delegates who. are fi'
Smith men will support Carroll m Ii.e
convention. Mr.. Carrolls suppor,oFr
claim that he is more popular thah U.s.
year when he was defeated, ana say tn"t
there will be no opposition IN 'ne pe,t y
cratic party, but II H. a wen huv"I y, n,.,,.,
Gratis VINO will not vote for him. at am.
time, and these votes. unless tnr i,'"-
pendent movement materializes very s'oA,
will help elect White
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

For information in regard to walking straight,
enquire of l.. L. and A. T. Rice, 1853 Broad ST. O. r.
Brown 80 n. Main ST, f.. c. Pesthel $50 High ST.
and receive the value OF fifty cents for your trouble
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
Sewer Contracts Awarded.

The Commissioner Of Public Works
awarded sewer contracts a. follows to-
day: +. T.. Shaw, in Oakland, Burnett,
Parade and Wilson streets John Kehoe
In Mawney, Courtland and Erastus.
Fine line Of Specials At ". =. DoYLEs,
~ North Main street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

Heat your onice with n gas radiator. No coal,
klndiIns dust or ashes. Always ready. Gas STOVE
STORE, Is Market Square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

Try gas heater the coming winter. No trouble.
perfect results. GAS STOVE STORE, 10 Market
Square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

Heat your parior with an open gas srafc. orna-
mental. odorless dust ashes. and cheaper than
coal. GAS STOVE STORE, 10 Market Square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13

STOCK FOR SALE! STORE TO Lett!
NewShoes at a Big Discount.
REMOVAL SALE.


and unlike other do their Take off
double
pa go. J.K
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
HER INJURIES FATAL.
A Chicago Society Lady Killed I'm n Run
awaV Accident.

CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-Mrs Elizabeth Nor
ton Lawrence, who is prominent in society
I'm this city and is the wife of the president
of the Chicago Elevated Railway, was
thrown from carriage in a runaway nc
cident yesterday afternoon. She received
injuries which resulted fatally about mid
night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-13
THE WEATHER TOMORROW.

Cooler and fair.
The Thermometer.
Temperature from A. NJ, Oct. 12, 90 o
A. NJ, Oct. 49, Highest, Al lowest,
42.5: mean, AS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-09-17
TOWN BUILDING.
Bob MeKldOwny.

Bob MeKldowny.
There seems to be lull in .ho
town building industry in this
state, no town being built during
the past week which contains more
than ten thousand inhabitants.
Hon Marshall McGas is locating a
city at the mead OF Pole Cat Greek
in Randolph County, which he calls
Billsmithington. Plenty Of coal
and timber and IRON are evidently
within reach although it has not yet
been discovered to tho naked eye.
Senator Camden has been inter
viewed and he proposes to lay down
one or two second hand railroads
for the benefit OF the place until the
proper routes for railways are dcvel-
opod.
The boom of Pennyroyalton still
produces about twenty-five barrels
Of excitement per day, mostly beer
and bologna sausage. A water
melon shed went up last Week said
to be the finest in the country,
Col. Tom Dromedary was in the
city last week. lie is very cnthusi-
astlc over the prospects OF Huck-.
leberry City on the headwaters of
Gambling run III Webster County
IIuckleberry City is bound to win
the heat and race. Tightness in
the money market has prevented
arrangements for moving the ohesf-
nut crop but Hon. II. G.. Davis has
his eye on the place and it can't
move without him seeing it.
The boom Of Dead-dog City ip
Pendleton County has fallen with
crash. A bank was started week
before last and Mdet Jsck SANG
tum was chosen cashier but the
bank stock, amounting To- thre@
hundred and scventy-five dollars,
was hardly paid in before he disap-
.pfgrs :, = opposed to be
use Of suicide. The deep holes in
the run were dragged to the great
discontinue Of the clubs and craw-
fish, and his @ifc and children were
well nigh ruined for life by being
compelled to live on neighborlng
cornfeld, when it was discovered
that Elder Jack was on long
drunk in Wheeling.
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wHEN 10 sTop ApYERTIsINa

An English trade journal once
requested a number Of it's largest
advertisers to give their opinion
concerning the best time to stop al
vertising, and the following replic2
were received
"Whcn population ceases to mul
tiply and the generations THAT crow
on after yoh, and mover heard cf
you, stop coming on"
"When you have convinced every
body whose life will touch youff
that you have better goods and low
or prices than they can ever get any.
where elso."
"Whon you perceive it to be tic
rulo that men who never adverfis,f
are ootstripping their heighbors ~
tho same line of business"
when mon stop making fortunes
right in your very sight soitiy
through the discreet use of th.g
mighty agent"
When you can forget the wof6e
Of the shrowdest aud most succc.
ful business men conforming tic
main cause Of their prosperity"
"Whon every nan has become so
thoroughly a creature Of habit Clas
he Will certainly buy this year wh,f,'
he bought last year"
"Whan Younger and frcsheF
houses in your line cease star ina
up and using The newspapers
telling the people how much letter
they can do for them than you can.
When you would rather have
your own way and fail, than tik6
advice and win.
When nobody else thinks it ~
"a adgertiso"
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NUMBER 46
BEAuTEous BLUE EYES.


want no stars In heaven 70 guido me.
Ineed no moon, no sun toshine,
While have you, sweetheart. beside me,
While know that poe ore miNe.
need not fear whate'er betlde me.
For straight aud sweet my pathway lies
want no stars In hoavon 10 guide mo
While eaEe In voar dear eyes.
I hear no birds at twilight calling.
catch NO music In the streams.
while your golden words are failing.
while you whisper In my dreams.
Every sound OF JOY enthralling,
speaks IN your dear voice alone.
While hear your fond lips calling.
while you speak 20 mo. 1i',e o,ra.
Iwaut no kingdom whore fhos arf, iors
want no throne TO mako mo blest.
While within thy tonder heart. love.
Thou wilt take my heart 90 rest.
Kings must play a,weary part. lovc.
Thrones must ring WITH Wild alarm
But the kingdom of my heart. iort.
Lies ,cittin thv ioviar arn,s.
--FRKDRRo X. whArnEnLy, !.
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Col. Elliott f. Shepard, Of the
New York Mail and Express, has
guaranteed tho Auditorium hotel.
Chicago, $4,000 for the use OF a
large parlor and fifteen bedrooms
on the first floor Of the house
4 ring the period OF the Columbian
exposition for the decentralization
Of himself and friends.
One Of the train dispatchers in
the service Of the Georgia Southern
Railroad is a Woman, Mrs. VIII 4
Coley. 1t is remarkable inno-
vation in railroading." observes the
the New York World, "and II
shows that woman is gradually cap
turing al the stfonglolds Of mascu.
line labor"
Gen 4. NJ. Harris, Of Richie
county, member Of the court mar
tial which investigated the death Of
Lincoln and condemned Mrs. Sur-
ratt, has just finished a history Of
the assassination Of President Lin
coin. The history was compiled
from the stenographer's notes
which are in Gen. Harris's posse &
ion.
Another depressing prospect Of
doubt and misunderstanding pre.
sents Itself, exclaims the Washing
ton STIR, A Chinaman was arros.
ted in New York for passing a
counterfeit note. But when Il
came to q question ofIdentifcation
the main witness was nonplussed bv
the fact that large number Of
Gilman had the same facial pecu-
liarities and could not be distin-
guished Here we are with a large
population Of people among whom
alibis may at any time grow like
grass in summer
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BRUCBrON.

written by Rov. p. NJ. Cain at the ciese Z
Is school in Brucetonl
sweet Bruceton town OF daisies rarc,
always thought you very fair
love your flowers, your apple trees.
Your sirElne birds and hunming bees.
III ne'er forget your people dear.
Nor how they stroye my hear, 20 cheer;
With hands as soft as angel wings,
They bring their gift Of goodly things.
I've been with them IN days gone by,
I've walked beneath the azure sky
Upon thy streets In converse sweet.
With some ae'er again shall meet.
Upon the hill In mansion white,
There lives a man OF worth and might;
Across the threshold OF his door
There eater rich and also poor;
Inscribed In letters on his heart
We 'lrd the words, "Oh don't depart
Until thy frame ls rested well"--
What more he says, cannot tell.
But sure he Is a friend, indeed,
Who brought for me a noble steod,
When first came a stranger here;
His kindly words my htart did cheer.
May blessings fall upon his head
May angels hover round his bed,
When Death shall claim him as his own,
Aud take him 20 the land unknownl
But ere io1t this noblc man,
few more thoughts want t. scan
From Fhiladeiphia's sra-d retreat,
There camo man aud woman neat
To spend In sweet communion here
weey or so from out the year.
"The hours flew by on angel wings"
Until on Thursday, Nitia brings
From. fair ohIos peaceful shore,
Her friends into the town once more.
Oh, Drac6ton Brueeton Bruceton dear!
Those friends did leave this morn TO cheer
Old Rockyille's rough and rugged shore,
But then they'll see thy form once more
Behold them driving on tho road
Their hearts with ios seem oyerfowed,
They sing until the mountains near
ReverFcTate their voices clear.
- ihHA thol Ethtu NHt FukEcu steep
OF Rockvills's ancient, ruined heap;
surprise Is seen GA every face.
And Awe now seems TO rule the place
"oh. Rocks and Crags and awful Hills!
Ny heart With wonder ever fills
As stand here and look around
Upon this cruel, rocky ground"
Cries Mrs. Grin.H. sore amnzed;
At icngtT fhiy BiSke the soie,nn rpeli
Aud fastened horie their tale to tell
In glowing words they gave lt In.
To write II now II sure no Gin.
Your people now. 50 bird and true,
Alas J bid them al ad'eu.
Their eyes so soft, their voices ywesi-
God bless the day we hrst did meet.
few short months have SWEPT away,
Like visions OF a wedding day,
And now stand before you al
To let the last sad curtain fall.
My pupils. fnre you we'll for aye
In school. well spend no more the days;
May knowledge guide you In the way
Which leads to happy, endless day.
Your names gts scstf' tttcrs plain
Upon the tablet Of my brain
Nor Time, nor Distance can erase
Those letters from their hiding place.
Until grim Death shall strike me down,
Ny friends shall place me iu the ground
oh. then. kind friends. ! trust TO meet
Iou all around the Mercy Ssat,
Where sad fareweils are heard no more,
Where Mercy reigns on Heavens shore.
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COustabies.

KIsgwood District, j, L. stone, Joseph 7.
Rhodes.
Valiey-A j. DoBsrry. Emanuel Dixon.
I.yon--I w Criss, William u. Taylor.
Rauo-Bcns r. Woodwa Sau'l W. Bowman.
PORT and-wm. A. NcGinnis, r. G. Martin.
pnion-Lloyd c. Shaner. GeOrge Geissman.
f'lensant-- Iaines p. Fullmer.
Crant--William Il. ID. Miller.
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Town OmeiaIs.

Town OaaeiaIs.
Mayor--Cus J. shafer
Recorder James " White.
T5wn sergeant-James W. FLYNN
conuoilmen-w s Martin. julius X Monroe.
IloBry W. Murdoch, Wilbur Posten and George
A williams
societies.
knights OF Pythias-I,odge meets every Tuos-
day evening at their kali over j. w. Bakers
store at 800 o'clock.
Independent order Of odd Feilows--Lodge
meets eyory Saturday evening at their hall ~
Bishops Block st 500 O'Clock.
Golden Ruts Encampmont. No. 80. 7. o. o. r.
meets first and Third Monday evenings Of
tach month, in the odd Fellows Hall, over the
rhs independent order Of Good Templars
lodge meets every Friday evening, In tbo X. Of
II Hail. at 730 o'clock.
King Philip Tribe No. i5 Improved order Of
81 O'Clock IN the Knights Of Pytiias Hall over
Churches.
81 Y. ehnroh--Rov. " " Rider. Pastor
Services Preaching oNory Sunday nt 1880 m
snd T.2o p. ~. sunday School ~. mi Glass
Meeting a. N Young Folks Meeting at 63l5
,. m Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
..Presbyteflan church h-Rov. II. R Mcdonald
SERVICES Preaching oveyy sunday at i0.00 am.
ard 130 H. M. Sunday school at y. m. Prayer
Meeting every wednesday evening"
AMR Church Rev Bosloy BOyco. Pastor.
sorvicc5-Preaching, Fourth sunday IN each
fdenth
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Sheriff Daniel II. Jackson.
Deputies-Julius X. Monroe, KinEwood, valley
And Pieasaut T. W. Crisis, Lyon; j. q. Lantz.
Onion; II. X. Hanway, Reno; 4. X. CGppctt,
Grant Dorsey For nan, Portland
Clerk circuit Court-John W Watson.
Clerk County Court. kIni Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney-Neil J. For'neT
County surveyor-A. y. McNillon.
supt. OF schools--wm. q. conley.
Assessor-Rast side Gabriel Pulliam.
West sid.. John 5. Perkins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-09-17

Supreme Court Of appeals.
Daniel b. Lucas. Prest-, Jefferson Co.
Henry 8rannon. Lewis Co.
~ English. Mason Co.
Homer IA. Holt, Grcenbrtcr Co.
D. 4 Long Clerk Kanawha Go.
Alfred Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co.
Csnvsnes at Charleston Second "Wednesday IN
January: Wheeling. first Wednesday In june
tharlestown first Wednesday In September.
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M,Kls.raies..

+, Khs-.sosd. Joseph NJ. Goodwin, Simeon Mat
tingy.
Valley. Dave Q, Zinn. John VI strahin.
Lyon james McGee, David j. Gibson,
Reno, IT, "a. Wheeler, 4. ". Summers.
Portland J0kn W. Hill. \. q. Gason.
Union lease W. ShaGor. y JGlins SchesT.
Peasant, Levi Y. Miller, u IA Martin.
Grant, W. IL. McGibbous, Alpha iiagans
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Courts convene.

Circuit court-March p, September 1. and
December n.
July and October.
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First Distriot--John O. Pendleton. Wheeling.
second Di.trict--wIlliam L. Wilson. Charles.
town, Jefferson Co.
Third District-John ID. Anderson. Nicholas c.
Fourth District-James capehart, Poiht Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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DIRECTORY.
state officials.

Gowernor-A Brooks Fleming. Marion County
Secretary OF State--W- n. Ohley. Marion co.
Auditor Patrick +. Duty. Webster CO.
rreasurer-William +. THOMPSON. Cahell Co.
Attorney GenerAl--Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Co.
supt Of Schools-B. 5. Morgan. Monongaiia
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Apheus Garrison, MOncngaIia Co.
Judge, Th;fA JS iieial District.
Sosefh T. Hoke, Kink "a d, Preston County.
COMMISSIONERS IN CHANcERY.
p. J. crocan. d. NJ. wotring Horny clay
Hyde and Nell j. Fortncy.
RECEIVER OF .TnR COURT.
col. James W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY coURr.
t;rant District Samuel +. Conner, Pres.
rleasant. Ben A. Conner.
fortiaad, X. ID. Benson.
Lnion, Page X. McCrcm.
Ecno Moses r. Sinclair.
lyon Reason A Pell.
yalley. Mason Watson;
kingwood, Leroy shaw.
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rnltea states senaiors.
Members ofConEress.

Charles J. Faulkner, Martinsb6rg. Berkeley
John g Konna. Charleston. Kanawha County.
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House or Delegates.

East side-Dr. NJ. s. Bryte, Bruceton,
West Sidc-Amos HARTLEY, MasontoWn.
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s,a,e sea.torsE, E,e,enth District.
Juage. Th;fa Ji iIeIaI pIs.rlei.

William G. worley, Eingwood. Preston Co.
Apheas Garrison, Moncngalia Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14
HIGHER THAN EIFFEL's.
A Tripod Tower Fifteen Hundred
 Feet in Height.
Another Great Scheme for the Worlds Columbian Exposition-The Structure to Be Supplied with Many
 Conveniences.

Another tower scheme for the Worlds Columbian exposition consists of q three-cornered steel structure $50 feet at the base each way and 1,5OO feet high to the top of the flagstaff. The Chicago Columbus Tower Company has nearly completed arrangements to build such tower near Fifty-seventh street and Stony Island avenue. It will cost about $650, 900. All the stock has been subscribed except small amount. w. z. Partello, of Washing ton, D. C., who is one of the main mov- CTS of the company, expects to complete all arrangements soon, so as to start building the foundations by January and complete the tower by July 15, 1892. The first landing will be 800 feet from the ground, with double pavilions, one twenty feet above the other, each suitable for cafe and dancing hall. Six electric elevators will run from the ground to the first landing. The second landing will be 900 feet above the ground, the third 1900 feet, and the fourth 1, 400 feet. The top landing will have two sky parlors, one ten feet above the other. Three electric elevators will run between the first and top land ings. The floor space of the sky par lors will be about 800 square feet each, for the third landing 900, for the sec ond landing 2,4oo, and for the two main landings 10000 each. The wigwam at