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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-24
J. C. IIrrvEy, Auc,ionecr.
NRuSTEE,S SALE

TRUSTEE'S SALE
u OFNALUNBLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF II deed Of trust executed to the
undersigned trnStcc by Ephrnlm Epstein and
lielea Epstein. his wife. on the 9th day OF An,
gust, 1851 and recorded IN Deed OF Trust Book
No. y, page co., of the records of Ohio County,
West Virginia, said trustee will on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER :. 1891,
sell at public auction ut the north front door Of
the Court House OF Ohio county, the following
described property, tQ-wit: y certain piece OF
property situated In the town OF West Liberty,
Ohio county. West Virginia. on the west side OF
Main street in said town. fronting l22 feet and
running back 10 The alley, and bounded on tho
north by the property OF susan Edgington, and
on the south by that OF the Christian Church,
rain Epstein by J. H. Cox md wife by dead
dated August o. 1857, and recorded IN Deed
hook No. 50, ,pnge II OF tho records of Ohio
county. snid sale will commence at 10 q clock
q. ~ Of said day, and said property will be sold
for cash.
The title to said property Is believed TO DO
GOOD, but said trustee will convey only such
title as. y vested In h!m by the deed OF trust
j: il s0MMERv1LLE, Trustee.
J. C. llEEvEr. Anctonccr ocl5-Th e
TRUSTEES. SALE:
by virtue OF decd OF trus. made BY Louis @.
Ernst aud Mnty I, Ernst. his wife 10 inc rS trus.
tee, dated July 49, 1880, recorded In the onice Of
West Virginia. IN Deed OF Trust Book No 10
page jl5 Twill sell Ut the north front door OF thu
Court House Of said county, on.
SATURDAY. THE e:ih DAYsoi OCTOBER. 1891.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN. tho iollowin:
described property. thu, Is 20 say: II =
Apiece of land situated on Wheeling Island
In the city Of Wheeling. Ohio comfy, Nest Viz.
glnia. bounded on the east by Ontario Street. on
the north by lands Of George Zlllis. on The wogt
By the west channel OF the Ohio river, on The
south by New jersey street and being all OF the
christ's addition 40. ). ~, n. -
Terms OF SALE:-Cash.
:, :, WI. W. cowDEN, Trustee.
W. Il HALLEs. Alctloneer. sei9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-24

No % Thirteenth street. brick, all modern.
No. eS1i CNaplinc street brick. corner lot.
No 200 Chapliuc street fine brick dwelling
Nos. los and lG21 Main street. bridge corner, %
feet on Main street, $50 feet on bridge approach.
No. q south York street, frame dwelling
No. EGi3 Fourteenth Street, brick dwelling.
No. Ninth renn street, frame. six rooms
Lot d0xGi feet, sonti stlG Fourteenth street.
No. lll Zane street, island. brick dwelling
No. 1DG ChaplIt street, brick, seven ToNRS
No 49, Sixteenth street, brick iuuF rooms.
No III Alley II, framc. four rooms.
NJ. $500 McCOll0ch street fine bslck dwelling.
No, i"2. Main street, business block.
NO. a Min street, brick dwelling 81 so.
No az Main street, brick, river view.
No l2l0 byron street, briai. six rooms
No .0S North Front Street. Island. frame
No: Is Thirty-ilrgt street, fine brick dwelling
ppp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-24

Atwclve pound baby boy arrived at
the home OF Mrs. Lib Klein, OF West
Wheeling, on Thursday morning. Both
mother and boy are doing nicely.
Bridgeport has fashionable wedding
on the tapis for rcxt Wednesday even
iny-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02
j. WEINSTElN & co.
9euti9e
SndbanOlltng 1t. &Omanzg ibliotbef,
$50. 4 Oft 81 uitonitrabe, San sGntpnip.


&DTratbig fiab fplgembe &pmate "a 5
GentS per Seft:
3ebn Sabre unter ter Grbe, pber SduIp
unb Siibne.
Der @iniiebler an idparsen &reus.
9eddtet, ober bas @lDdletn BON Slrgtbal.
Ser @eiiterIeher.
gluf einiarter Sniel, ober unidalbis perz
toBen,
Der Sdarfridter BON 8erlin.
Ses @elterpberers slid u,tb Gnbe (@as
polepn).
@enpbeba, bte fromme 9ulberin.
SaS 19Dne GabrtfmGb6en.
Sas FINITE @ebpt.
S9inberbannes, Ser erDbte 6drberbaupt>
manit bes 10. S~abrbunberts.
Die SpbtenfeIoer BON Sibirien.
SaS Sinh Der @erltpeenen.
Die 8ali4e @rdfin.
(3n iebem bieier Homane 2 Bilber als @ras
it's : 9rar1ten y Geeen Gin1. nbuns ben rs
Gents in Stamps perlenben mir 5 @efte Ell
mes bieier &ontane fit Yrobe.
SdmmttiGe beut19e 8eiti9riften, wie:
neber eano unb Mevr, 8u4 fir Gae, @artenz
lanbe II. no, ipipie sebunbene beutl6e unb
en9ltlHe Suder tets an Sanb.
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Oe0U0fU Uu E0hIeCu. fnfnr noe1hpr ffh
o,,f hie srrr,,e ,,uS moriae nsrlaiSe,, ~. ~
sSnnen ofo,,bt II -oiferSinos Ser Sso,n
s;re isrs,sas SerrSaoft Syreh,,,f;snrs.
inSes IL % fssnerl;1 feihenS syns mnn
frSof MT We1t Nh Sic nhn,iShe
DECENTRALIZATION einss ftrommen y nsrsSns
iidssm ggftretsns nImt ie;ner Gnmp
id6aSen ,tpirS.
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Eur 2tepofatiom in 2sraafiem.
Scr StaatsEreid hes Siftators UNI bic
9altung bot Bio 0ranne DO Sui =
SraFlianii6e SnGerNmebr.

Sait nod mebr als bel ben blutiqen
Wirren, Del9e i'm 8orjabre Die mittels
amsrifaniiden Iepublifen beut1rubigten
uno bel ienem neuerbtng8 bee1ioeten
8iirserfrieg TT @btle itno Sic Nta6rid<
ten, pel9e BON Dem 9roBer braiiliani>
Iden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fomlnen, mibers
fpredenbe. Sffisiell miro freili6 BON
Der Regieru1e beS DiftatorS Sa Som
ieca benz @eltfrets oerfiin6et, bab 1T
f1mmtltben Staate1t, NIT @usnabme
BON Hto @raube 90 Sul, Die l9Dnite
Orbnung berri6e, aber pen11 man be-
0eaft, baB bic @eualtbaber in Nio be
Sanetro eine itrenge GenIur Ser Pripat,
bepei6en then, unO ba5u Die auberor>
oentli9e Gusbebnults beS 2anoes iu ST,
na9ung 3iebt, baS sr0Ber 1T ais bic
Ser. Staateu obne Ilasfa, 70 bari man
ben offi5telen Na9riGten oas gleite
MiBtrauen entgegcn brtngen, oa8 BON
anberer 5eite fiir bic, mte man 1aet,
bur9 enslii9e @elbipefulationen pers
nriadten @larmseri6te beanipru9t
iptr6.
Sur 10 bel itebt felt, baB Mari1aa
DaGonfeca tnfolse beS WioeritanbeS ben
er TN RorsrcB gesen Die bisberise Sub
rltl9 Der traiilianti9en Stnal5pirt6.
I9aft 9efunben, bie genartnte &0rper>
ldaft auflOlte unb Die Diftatl1r erfldrte.
Sobalo nun 6te btnnen &ur5em ar3us
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Qas goGmm6if@e Ar6eiter6oter.
@ute llrtcrfnnft ara i@Sne 8equems
li9teiten fir bic Grridter Der @elts
auSfeQunaS6auten,

@obnlid rno bequem, penn aud
nt6t tmpoiant, erl6etnt bas arbeiters
botel auf benz Terrain Der @cltausitels
lung in Chicago. Giner ser mt6ttgiter
8dume, Der @Blaal, 1T 200 Sub lang
unb A SUP brett NIT 9tl6en fir 1900
@dite. Ot0rbli6 ben Dem @Biaal ers
itredt ii6 eth 65 SUP LANCER Seite1t>
fliisel bon gleider Srette mte Der ST.
iaal, tn Dem li6 Die Slide unb bic 8or>
ratbsranme befinber. Dtreft iiber benz
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iproden, oaB Ct fetnet Gnla6 gum
BlntperSieBen tn feinent 9aterloabe
geben tpole.
@roBe8 Sntereiie, b~efonoers unter
Deutiden, ertpedt ieOenfals bie BAL,
tuns bes abgefallenett gtaates Rio
@ranbe DO Srtl, Der it4 al8 uuabb6ns
9ige Republtt unter Ser propiIori{hm
2eituus bon Stlperio Martines erfldrt
bat.
Dieter Staat. Der felt sSabren burfl
cine 5ablretHe 6irefte @intpanberuna,s
fpe5ieu bon Deutfhen, groBen Gnfs
f9lDuug In Mderbaii, Biebsudt, 6an6>
uerf, Ganbsl un6 G9tffabrt eeuouls
men, 1T ettDa bretmal 70 groB, ols baS
26nigrtt9 @abern nrlS baf seeen 7O0,,
600 @%iupobner. @r beifst etlen aus,
9ebebnteu urfDalO uttb groBe fru6tbare
@benen nit balbtropiidem &lima.
Seine 9auptftabt tit Borto Glleere nit
10000 G~iufuobnern, Elm pradtiser tDa-
fenplat.
@dOn CUR Seit bes Gturses bes
&ailerrei6eS mar III Rio @ran6e DO
9nl uiet bon Der Grridtuns zines u1l.
abbdn9ieen braliIiantiasoeuffden Staa.
ties bdielbft ote Reoe, uno Die 9r0steu.
tbeils aus militdrii4 sel9ulten Deuts
iteu ~beftebe1be ariegsmadt biefe8
Staates birfte inter alien l1mftdn6en
ben S6lbliuge1t bes DiftatorS ntebr als
oet1sto -. fAnefs.. c.L...
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Der 26uis BON Samoa ers
bolt eth Sabresgebalt bon $40; fem
triter 8atbseber Elm iol9es BON $1,000.
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Der S6laflaal.


tbn, neben Dem S9laflaal liest bas
aagemetne Wobn5inlmer, bon belier
Senitern man etnen prd6tisen 4usblid
anf oet Gee fat. Mu9 etne Raiiritl1be,
Elm Baberaum nn6 cine aussebebnte
@di9erei iinb NIT Dem 0otel perbui1e
ben. OaS ga1tse @ebdr6e wtrb burh
@leftricitdt erleudtet.
Die 2eiturg be8 lirternebmens ge,
fdtebt auf elmer Tetnperensbaiis, bod
legt tie ibren G~oitgdn9ern feinerlei Ser,
pfli6tungen nod auben auf. Dte 2eute
fagen fid eben, neil es ibnen 10 pa6t,
btltg, beqmem lit unb ni1t MIR 6es
Rrofits balber betrieben pirb.
Gin Menf9 nit bret 3 nts
gen, bier &inneti, BRET @anaen 1tnb
einem Glepba1ttenobre lit In @ahrbeit
cine MiBseitalt, fpie fie idwerli6 f6on
friiber geieben worben lit. Dieter
Meni6 itammt bon arabil6en Sflapen
tn Sernlalem ab, beibt Sua1 Sole
gntouio, lit 25 Sabre aft unb BOZ,
Srou emma gonzales, elmer CUR 3eit
in Stem Yorf tpobnbaften, reiden 8ra<
filianertn freigefanft poroem. Die
Dante ior9t fir fetnea unterbalt nnb
bot ibu jett ben NerSten in benz 8ellee
pne<6 oipital IN Stem Dorf our Inter
iuduns uorseftedt. Sian Sole Gn-
tonic beiitt brei BON chamber gelonz
oerte 3nusen unb auBeroem bier fleis
mere etipa te etnen 3oll lanse 3ut1sei1e
anfdte, pel1e aa9eni1einlih tpeeert
Mangel an Raum i'm @aAsthum
5nridgeblieben finb. Dabet pern1as
Der Wfann pollfommen beutlid at fpres
den. ST beiist ferner bier mo6lansge<
btloete SHINE, BON benett bas ldngite
bon Der unterlippe ON 5ebn 3oa mfBt.
Die redte Seite ieine8 @elidts lit nor
NAL, mdbrenb Die linfe sipei pDlig aez
iouberte 8amset aufweiit. Das 8nns
oerbarife an Der sat3eit MiBseftalt lit
ieoo6 bas anf Ser linfen Seite oes
&opfes berabbdngenbe DIR. Gs gleidt
einen @lepbantenobre urb nttbt bon
benz 8opfmirbel beS Mannes bis at
baS @noe bes SbrlappenS 21 3oll eS
tit uollfommen aiissebilbet uttS periiebt
fei1en Dienif, obpobl BITE S6rmuidel
aebn S3oa interbalb Der Seite oes 8opfes
lie9t.
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OELRICHS & co.,

lteber Baltimore.
Norooeut(6er Slopo.
asssImdbise Soft 9ampfi4iHfabrt spiidea
Baltimore itn6 Srentem
birect, =
burd bic reuen unb erprobten stablbampfer
9armtaot, 9resoelt, &arlsrnbe,
Miindeu, OlOeuhurg, Weimar,
BON 8remen ieben Oonneritas, bon Baltimore
ieDen Mitttpod, 2 nbr q. M.
@rDbtm5slidfe Giderbeit. 8iaiee Yrete.
8or5islide 8erpHeguns.
Mit 9ampfern bes Norbbeutlaen ; alobb
tuurben nebr als
100000 YaTa8iere
sliidlid iiber See bef5rbert.
Salons unb Gaiiten 9inmer auf Def.-
Sie @inri9tunsen fir 3mii9enoeds2aHas
giere, beren S4laffteIen fid i'm Dberbed unb
TN atpeiten Ded befinoen, itnb anerfannt pprs
treffih.
glettrifde 8eIeudtuns in alien Rdumen.
k@eitere gusfunft ertheilen bic Generals
Ngenten
u. ghumadber s. Co., Baltimore, Mb.
ober beren gertreter i'm Snlanbe.
SIN Gan antorio: 6. 0rieienbed.
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Ser 8ettungs.Inte if au baben
beim 8udbdnbler 3ie. 9enga, 21s Com.
naerceffrabe, Gan Mntonio, 9eSas.
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%oroneroet Neus
mablen bic le9iss
lattnen 8ertreter
6e8 2anoeS be-
5ei6net unb per<
einigt baben lpers
ben, mill, mad
ieiner etgeneit
8erfi6eruns,Da
II bic
) fte @epalt
ipieber nteberle,
gen. Der Dit
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@biaal liest etn lanser 56lafiaat, an
beiien 3anssieiten fih ie orei 6etbel1
Observation-Disclosures 8ettitellen, int
@au3en 1900 8etten, bin3ieben, nit
9iiten inter benielben fir Die &leiber
unb pet l0nlt6en @feften Der 9eute.
Das Stofuerf iiber Der Gii6e lit in
Separatrdume einsetbetlt fir Dtejenie
gen, mel6e es miini9en ultb bener1 es
bte Wtittel erlaubei. Dteie Haurr1e
iino einfa9 aber nett m0bltrt utb pers
ben, mte baS 9an5e @ebdube, bur6
Dampf gebetat.
Sin Wa56faal bon so bel 80 SUP be-
finbet fid TN eriten 9todmerf unb iiber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-02

Ole observation-disclosures In
DeltI6lano un6 in ben Ser. Staater
geben einem Mttarbeiter bes nWtils
ipaufeer 6erolb" Mnlab 5a einem fetness
tpess l9mei9elbaften 8erglei9. Sn
Dentl6lanb = beiBt es ba - pir6 Ser
Sri6inenbei6auer bon ben betreifenben
Sleil9ern (uah Diitriften) pro Stiid
mad Der 2are be3ablt. 3ein TriAinenz
bel6auer Oarf aber mebr ais feds
Sbpeine bes Cages unterln1elt rnb
dfpar besbalb, UNI cine gang eeralie lln>
terln6ung 51 er3ielen, ba Der Trihinens
beifouer, i'm Sale 1ri6inen in einem
BON ibm atteftirten S9meine sefunben
tuerben iollten, abgeiett unb beitraft
tpirb. 9ier, mo- in sroBenS 6la9tbduiern
itar onrd Elm paar junse Damen, Die
onr9 bic 8esierung be5ablt merben,
nod 3ri6inen umi6au sebalten pirb,
tpiro es tpobl, pte amerifanilhe Sitte
nun einmal 1T, ,,hurry upa seben.
Dap Do eth Srt6in6en burdi9liipft,
farrt ni6t Wunoer nebmen, gebt ia
aud ben S9la9tbausbefiter nidtS on,
benn bic 8esieriins bat ibr Siesel BAR
auf 9eoriidt. Seoo9 ipenr1 bic Ser
rem gu Sdabenerfat perpflidtet
nno g%eniigenb 9rdfte ait9eltellt piiroen,
nno BET Citrate Die arbeit gerali MAIDEN
miibten. ba cling es mobl gang gut, cine
5nperldfiige S6au ein5ufibren. Sebo6
miro bis baEin mobl nod piel Nalier
ms Mieer flteBen.
Dret bumme Metber in ct.
2ouis, Mo.. baber fir maeii6e @in>
bergiirtel, bic Slid i'm @el6aft, III Der
9iebe, fnr5,. In Glem bringen iollen,,
elmer Wabriaserta i6mereS @elb se.
ble9t bic etne mebrere bunbert Dol,
lars, bic anbere bat fosar nod einerl
8auplat oreinseseben. Das Slid
f6eint fid nun ni6t singelteflt 3ri
babcn, bentt bic 8ef6minbelten baber
fiirdlt6 lire p@liidsgiirtlertn" oerfia9t.
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Die Ginnirfung Der 9alte
auf bic 9au8tbiere. Dieie Gin
tuirfuus 1T cine febr peri6iebene. Com
berbarer Weife 3eisen Die aaninhen,
tros bes 6ii1Hen 5elleS, Die gr5Bte Gts
0erftanosfdbisfeit bageseu. ausgsmaGs
iene 9atin6ert, iuelde In eiierner &dfts
gen, an Bdurnett ODER auf S9neebaufen
flint bis feds Gage lang elmer &alte
bon 10 bis Is @rab @eliius aus
geiett porben iparen, perloren nift
1nebr oils einige J3ebntel @rab bon ibrer
itteren @drme. Ma6 ben 9aninden
aeistsn Sdafe, 56weine uro 0nnbe
ole grOBte Wioeritanbsfraft. 6iibner
tino arntbibner paren base9en taft l1rls
empfinolib 9esen Die Ralte, fuentt bas
@efie6er troder mar nur iuurSe bas
@ierle9en nm cine bis stpei @oden pers
aSgert. aaseu bielten am wenisften
&dlte aus.
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Nem advertisements.
PION EER LINE!
All Aboard for Waialua and
Way Stations +!

TRAINS LEAVING HONOLULU
L Railway Station at AS P. NJ. on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS will carry Passengers, Mail and
Small Packages for Waialua.
Transfer will be made at Pearl City to
Whites Pl 'neer Express, which will COM
mence to run Monday morning, Dec. 9th.
~ Single tickets from Honolulu to
Waialua can be bought at Honolulu Rail-
way Station for So; round trip tickets IS.
The Pioneer Express will leave Waialua
in time to connect with the passenger train
leaving Pearl City for Honolulu at Ais
P. NJ, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, arriving at Honolulu Sta
ton at 4 :55 P. NJ.
This new line will start for the first time
from Waialua on Tuesday, Dec. 80, 1890.
B. F. DILLINGHAM;,
153-1m General-Manager o. l.. & r. Co.
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NEW VENTURES IN HIGH LATIrUDEs.


The more desperate the enter
prise for the search of the North
Pole becomes, the more enthuslas-
tic scientific men are in the search.
DR.. Nansen, the distinguished Nor
wegian explorer, will head an ex-
petition that will start early in
1892 from Norway to find the Pole.
His expedition has been partly
fitted out by King Oscar, land partly
through the contributions of a
private individual. The cost of the
outfit is estimated at 100000. The
little ship which has been built ex-
pressly for the use of the explorer
is only ITO tons burden. It is theo-
retically iceproof. When the ice
closes around the little craft, the
theory is that, by virtue of the
peculiar model, it will be lifted out
of the water. There never was
ship constructed which was tho
roughly iceproof. Some have been
lifted out of the water by the ice
while others have been nipped and
have disappeared within ten min
utes after the pinch. If DR.. Nansen
is provided with ship that is tho
roughly iceproof, it will probably
be the first that has ever been con-
structed. The theory of iceproof
ships has been cherished for long
time.
Some of the modern steam
whaIers, with their solid bulkhcads
and steel shoes, will break ice of i'm
mense thickness. 1t is not unusual
for masters of these whalers to run
the bow of the ship out of the
water and to break down the ice
by the weight OF the ship. But
these ships are only ice-proof at
the bows. Caught amidships in
the ice, it would be about an even
chance as to whether they would
be lifted out of the water or disap-
pear in few minutes.
DIR. Nansen will provision his ice-
proof ship for five years. He ex-
poets to drift from the island of
| New Siberia across the North Pole
and down on the other side to the
southern end of Greenland" The
Arctic Ocean during the past sum-
mer was clear of ice to an unusual
extent. 1t was for the most part
open water as far as whalers in the
highest latitude could see. Three
small whalers had no difficulty in
reaching the small islands near the
mouth of the Mackenzie river,
where they have gone into winter
quarters with outfits for three
years.
| Next year an expedition will set
out for the Antarctic Pole, sailing
under the auspices of the Austria
liam Government, but partly fitted
out by the private muniicence
of the same man, Swede, who has
contributed part of the cost of DIR.
Nansen's outfit. 1t Is now nearly
or quite half century since Sir
James Ross discovered what was
supposed to be a great antarctic
continent, on which were seen two
volcanoes or mountains, as high as
any in Europe. Subsequent expe-
ditions have accomplished very
little. The theory of great con
tinent still remains open for further
confirmation. While many persons
have passed winters in the Arctic
circle, and little account is made OF
that circumstance, it is not known
that any human being ever passed
a winter within the Antarctic circle
and came back alive.
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GEO. w. LINCOLN.

THE WELL KNOWN BUILDER FIELD AS CON
Is better
contracting
same
the
lis worthd ngweIl
Thanking the public for favors,
remain respectfully yours,
% GEO. W.. LINCOLN
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1891-05-01
wonderfnI Man.

William Kingston, OF Ditch-heat
Somersetshire. England, was 1.-THE
most wonderful Of all that wondrous
krew." Concerning him a writer of
the London Chronicle says: ! put
half a sheet of paper, with pen and
ink, on the floor before him. He
threw off his shoes as he sat; took the
ink stand in the toes of his left foot
(having been born without arms), aud
held the pen in those of the right. He
then wrote three fine lines better than
most can with the fingers. He feeds
himself, and can bring both his meat
or his broth to his mouth by holding
the fork or spoon in his toes. He
showed me how he shaves.
He can dress and undress himself.
He is a farmer by occupation; milks
his cow with his toes, cuts his own
hay and binds up the bundles and r
ries it about the field for his cattle.
In saddling and bridling his horse he
does it with his teeth. He is so strong
in his teeth hat he can lift ten pecks
of beans with them, and he car throw
a hammer as far with his feet as most
people can with their hands.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1891-05-01
The Work of a Swordhsh.l

The society of California Pioneers
are the owners of a wonderful Curl
osity. 1t is a section of timber taken
from the side of the ship Powhatan.
1t includes q portion of the sskin,"
which is four inches thick. and q piece
of abutting knee, which is nine inches
thick; t~ransversely through the whole
of this a swordhsh has dashed his
sword. and the portion broken off is
still embedded in the timber. The
sword pierced through thirteen inches
of this solid oak, and the fish was
going in the same direction as the ves-
sci at that the ship being under a
good head of steam at the time. An
idea of the strength which must have
been exerted can be obtained from the
fact that a rifle ~six-pounder could not
have done lore than pierce that thick
ness of solid oak. People on the YES
sci stated that they felt the shock
caused by the blow, and thought that
they had struck something floating be-
meath the surface. The sword is over
six inches wide at the broadest point
where it is broken off.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1891-05-01
Mortality.

The number of Americans who die
annually in Rome is greater than most
people have any idea of. The Roman
fever is a malignant type of malarial
fever. There is a large cemetery in
Rome which is filled with the remains
of American victims of the Roman
fever. Another cemetery in Paris also
contains a goodly number of the same
class. They contracted the fever in
Rome. 1t is not surprising that Rome
should be unhealthy. The present city
is built on top of cities. In the
ancient days, every time Rome was re-
built they filled in and started a new
city ove it. That has been repeated
seven times. When one thinks of the
amount of filth and garbage that lies
under the present city, he a only
wonder that any n is able to live
there"