The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Next to the United States Australia i
stated to give the most gold.
A dam is to be built in Bear Valley
CAL, whose height will be 100 feet.
A man living at Quenemo, Kan., hal
patented a method for taking care o
boots.
Tho fees paid to attorneys for claim
adjusted by the Pension Office in DeCem
Der amounted to S237, 900.
From all accounts Nine. Patti is ar
angel of charity to all poor people in the
vicinity Of Craig.y.Nos castle.
Thomas A. Edison is said To regard
his deafness as blessing in disguise. II
enables him to think and plan in perfect
quiet.
thousands Of Chinese laborers to work
on railroads in course Of construction in
that land.
Gen. Booth will make a tour OF the
continent in February, to further the
scheme set forth in his book, "In Dark.
est England"
Mrs. Gen. Crook, the widow Of the
celebrated Indian fighter, is stopping at
q Philadelphia hotel. She registers
from Oakland, Md.
The poet Whittier has received, as q
birthday present, barrel Of pitch-pine
kindlings from the Whittier Coloreu
school at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
A New Hampshire saloonkeeper was
recently tried on 1000 distinct charges
and was convicted on ZIG The aggre.
gate Of his fines were $1,000.
Secretary Window has fixed the salary
of Miss PhGoe Uouzins as secretary u
the Board Of Lady Managers Of the Chi
cago fair at $1,000 per annum.
A change in the channel OF the River
Stour, at Sandwich, England, has re.
vealed the wreck OF vessel believed to
have sunk at that spot during tho reign
Of Henry VIII.
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks, widow OF
the late Vice President Hendricks, will
ead paper before the national council
Of women, to meet in Washington on the
I'D OF February.
Mrs. Charity hathaway, OF Beemer
Hill, Pa, is the only woman trapper and
raw fur dealer in the country. Last SEQ.
son she cleared nearly $3.50 from the sale
Of furs and ginseng root.
An interesting sight in some OF the
cemeteries OF Kansas is the pine-board
advertisements Of undertakers and tomb
stone manufacturers tackled up on trees
by enterprising advertisers.
The region AT Lima and i,s near viciu.
i,y ia honsV.comhed with 2 OOCl oil wells.
which produced in the year 1890 IA O0O,'
GOO barrels of oil. They cost $4,000 100,
and the output was worth S5,OO0,00O.
The woman whosa invsnils l,tprature
hos ,nsSe her nom H.: nInmo If A. r. q,
r. ~ "a. AS T.sdv NJ EnoIanSI familiar for
maS,u vssTs ia Miss Tncker vim Ia de.
voted to mission work in Northern India.
wo,tar Rssant the novel;st ia nlan.
min. tho oroanizst;on ~ an Entnor's
.,InS in london 7, ia IN d;iTer from thp
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an On 80, ons s ,raSnn wi,h the isesnd above
thsn hThs man ,v va" marry nnst insnrt.
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aolpg VIII ~ sle way u Wy to 'laL. ..on.
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N State Snnsrintendent
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Emma Aooott was iona Oh tta az, lnil
ana gtestiy enIoysu tourney W i T
put sne alstlke9 tlulng III caEtl Ss,a ~
q tne ume o. neF Ar LlVa IN esa a. Lahe
olty SUE nau iueS wiz smeive asat;t;Sr
acciueh's anu uo. sue nau supe ia.ai
mat Tue 'nii'eentu moulu prove .Asa'
the poet and philanthropist, who 10 now
at work in the Sioux country as superin-
tendent Of schools, is engaged 70 be mar