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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.


This list Is furnished by futile Bros. real
estate dealers. Pear.st-. over Arcade. Tele-
phone No. l-6ol.
IN THE CITY.
Thomas VI Peek aud wife 20 Jan Bos
and wife. lots 3. and 5. Campbell X
Underwood replatsea add-.----.-..-.----..S 1000
Francis skinner 10 Elizabeth
Saunn. lots l and 2. bk II. kendalls
WV
Gesrit Van Zoerrn 10 Nieodemus Bosch.
loS T. Perkins add .................- .....- I'D
John DeEriss and wife TO Mary A Tenn
pie. part lot 2. bk p Dexter traction. 1000
Mary Temple 20 Lester kindge.
part lot :. bk :. Dexter fractton--....-..-. 500
IN THE COUNTRY.
Sydney J Henry To Anthony Weaver
Nv a sec 10. BOVINE. TX n In sw cor 1900
Cafherins Evans 20 Daniel Howard. Sc
Z, sw a and = NV :. Sc =. sec ..
tfratttn ..--.-...--- .----- -,-1U
Edseil ID Lockwood and wife TO Myron
A Lockwood. NV a Sc =. sec Z. Spen-
lake Rowland TO Lincoln Rathbun.
part sec y. Caledonia. ........-...-...-.--- SEQ
Anna Damn 30 Joseph Schneider. part
~ 81 see -. Waiker-.........-........
Chas Pierce and wife 20 Martin
Blrdsall. part NV !. sec 10. Walker $500
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

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fseesrrs et-g eafss 49, - hria q tfe nssrr
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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
THE COURTS.


HOS st. 2. q 1FE, JI De-
Darwin D. Slater Va Los c. Lightnsr,
1s<ilfars4t-
Henry T. DoFen vs.. Western Con-
st1uct.0R COMPANY. assumpsls-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

NELLERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stew
~ ems. 100 Monroe-st. are the most success
full traders for Dutch and In .lisI speaking
people t. be found in this section. They sell.
rent and trade with all the nationaliiies Lots
to trade Tor improved property. los
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
NV Yosk. March %.


FrreofErN Quiet. STANDARD white, 10
sse. q zasalfne. sac. II gasoline. Tie, 50
uaphths> ssse
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

A CHANCE IN life time for men With capt.
~ tai and active men without capital TO Sc
cur very plea SAINT and profitable business
No dronts or curiosity seekers need. ply.
Address with cent stamp. CoIsoiidat d Ad-
Tvs able Shoe Store. AZ Arcade Bui ding.
Cleveland. oIio. 5tw
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
WHAT PEOPLE want

Ill. usually lines: thir-
seen am - 10 exceed words three lines,
il q "A line There Il. bat
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY 10 LOAN-I have money In sums of
w 500 ana upwards 10 loan at a low ate oil
interest on paproyed real estate. Geo. A. Cut
Ter. attorney II law. 62 Wonderiy Dc. 1stf
WANTED-Party with $500 70 invest in an
w established business. paying better than
ID per cent. Can s. cure position as security at
salary Of SOLO per month. Address +. B..
this Office. 4Itf
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

MECHANICS AND FACTORY MEN-We
N Will sell on monthly rasments two new
eightro0 houses. finished IN natur II wood.
psri0r In asa. on stone foundation with cellar
and cistern. ter Sl.-5l These are not AT S"ui h
Grand Eag ids but are Well 10, ated on nne IA
lets WI I'm q MI an4 a quar- o. OF al tn lac
torres at1nS The riytr; convenient 10 cab o. II.
Is. or Z. W. faiias. over National City Bank.s3
FOR SALE-One or two nice u acre lots. In
5000 location. on block l.. stewart : ad-
dition; lots rods frontage on East and 4 aer-
ald-sis.; price $50 and 500. Mrs. A. Is.
Elmslie. 81
A NNOJ NCEMENT-FitzGerald 4 Frankfort
"A have removed 10 Fifth National Bank
Richards Lincoln Park addition; - lots on
West Bridge ST.; houses and suites OF rooms to
rent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

NOR LALE-Tufts houses are the best In
L Grand Rapids FOR location and price Peo-
pie are hndin. this our. hence he has sold over
thirty thousand DOL ars worth within the past
ten weeks. Who can match his S4UJ house on
meats maltri. OAK In ST.. grass lawn and con
crete walks Choice Of twelve houses at S,uG.
slt00. $500 Sl6U. sl>oa $500 SOU. $500. All on
monthly payments. easy AS rent. CIV. TUFTS.
Ledyard block. Pear S.. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. March 20
rLoCR-Quie. and steady. Spring Wheat
raJents a. 20; Bakers. t3513.s5: Win
ter Wheat Flour. patents sacog50 and
Stralghts, % f0stAs0.
XaEAr-Raled weak early and higher later.
No. cash. esSG09c; May. S0os eiOls.
CoKS-Aetive ana stronger. No. 2, dc. No
q ss.c No 3 yellow, es1,o, May. e31De5Sc;
July. osAle3iac.
oars Higher No. 2 as9seAc; May.
sss.1sa3ac. June. 5eSss2ac; July. 43s95oA.c
Samples In fair supply aud steady, ooSsG5ISc
for No 8. 5issGts3c for No. White; 5ilscSatsc
for No. 2 and 5ast53s.e for No. White.
RYE-Demand easier No. cash. so3sTc,
March. sc. and May. s52sSc. SAmplea s61
Gs7c for No. 2 and sz7ts4o for No. 3
BARtxY-Dun. quiet and steady. Poor
ese6sc. eommon et2osc; fair 20 good. ese7Oc.
and choice. 12471c.
MISS FRUSTRATING rather active and prices
ruled higher Prices ranged AZ Sit .2ilIif25
for casn, siiS0Aif.4 5 for May and ell. 79Sii 80
for July
Lap Market moderately acti-. and prices
h3xhcr Quotations ranged at e. 90 Us for
cash; @SssfS for March: ssss1s36co fos
MAJ and 81 - sgsa75 FOR July.
BUrrxR Creamery. 2oS2ec. Dairy. is12$c
Pacsing stock. Gfs9c-
PouITRy-Lire Chickens. sI1sc per ID.
Live Turkeys 9silc per ID; Live Ducks. 50
lie per 10 Live Geese 81 00ss5 20 per dox-
Otrs-wsscousin Prime White. &C; Water
Waite. Sc. Michigsn Prime White. 9Sc.
Water White. iosc Indiana Prime White
a'.e. Water White toe. Headlight. IT'S test
as,e. Gasoline - deg's tie. "a degs &c,
Nsphtha. - dogs. SC.
LIoUoRs-D Distilled Spirits ruled arm at Gh
FER xs3. for 8Eished goods
NV Yosx. March %.
wH-sr-Sc. . Re- declined sGse and ad
vanc-d p.Dsc. quiet. March o. sac, MAY.
O. %. 81 TO-. July assioSs, August
seil, 2taia; september. H0tGlois; De
eernher sfgeH&irIs
CoRS-No hrm. a1Sc mp quiet No 2
n .ea.5e. steamer rnixr,t ~ 77c.
osrs-No 9Qaiet. aruer. Western, S1ssc.
PROVISIONS Beef Fairly active, arm Extra
mess. q 8ts7 -. family y sofsi - Pork
y;ru, fair demand New mess. s3ef3 ? 50.
old mess go -e1fi00. extra prime. - 1sSIo.sa
Lard auiet nrfa. Steau-reudered. - 50
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
LEGAL ADVERTISING

A SSESSMENT ROLL for the opening and
"A widening oi Charles street, from Wealthy
avenue TO Logan street. IN the city of Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

TUE UNIyERSALIsT CHURCH building
4 must and a 1 he sold. Ont r received By
l. : z OWN. ros N o. LoyetI's block. opposite
sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

RENI. RENT. RENT-If your house is 10 be
~ vacated this spring. call ana se ID nIon
4 Bates; they have notice flnm tenants
whose eases expire in April and May. and who
are loing - make a change. Make 40 mistake.
Denton Il Bates. rooms Is and IA. Widdicomb
bulIding. Tie ephone "a. 20
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

OPIUM. Morphine. Laudanum habits cured
~ IN TO weeks; no pay In advance; 500
cured trial Tree III sent for AT once. Send for
circulars II. :. Dispensary Co.. Berrien
Springs Mich. l0i
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

AT MRS. DIR. BUTTONS Woman's private
"A hospital may be- found infants Tor adop-
ton. Mrs. DIR. Dutton. - North Lane-ave.
West Side. Infants and young children board
ed and cared for. 3iltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

VO CAPITALlSTS-An A l Investment We
have piece OF real estate IA the heart OF
the ely vhicA pays better than any property
IN Grand Rapids. Weviil sell see. it a bar
gain. II VA want sure and safe investment
please come aud see Is AT Or &C. /. }. Lamb
Co.. "a Lyon-st. VI
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

EXTRA OFFERS IN CITY LOrS-Ch ice OF
IS o ca "a. 50 l. is on McNre a Norman ID.
last uli o st. Irom 80 10 $40 eaei. one
new hOLs- ANA lot. $50. one house aud iot IN
LangdOn.st.. sSU. All the above oi mont L.
paymen 5 1 de sired. Also nae stock iarm ior
sale OF irAde. See J. ii. Mckee j sons. y
Mouroa->f
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
REAL ESTATE CITY.

HAVE you heard ABOUT the tnlfersAiisl
H Church being Tor sale, IL Is a fact ana
you can md out al about IL by calling on l.
;. Proyin. ROOM Q. Loyeit block, opposite
Sweet Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

TO WHOM IT NAY C0NCERN-My wife.
on s. la y. wi hout u caISe or provo
eaton. having deserted my and BOARD,
motto IS hereby gwen that | sha pay M
deb OF ne contracting. o. whatever Kind CT
nature. henry Daiy. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

WANrED-Every young man to step in and
w see what we can do with them in pair
OF pants. suit of clothes or overcoat made 10
order. Nogt, Herpolsheimer \ Co. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

oFFlcs 90 EHK Cfff flEEE.
CRY o. GRAND kAfgee. hent loeAfy, AlsA..
MSrga - Isl
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21

IVAN ED-IAve. ge,ive. Intelligent VII
w dressed ard educated LADY, ssad Re q p
men solicitors In every city and county N
Michigan; TIRE test thing agents ever had -
MAKE Money. hWStierS can easily make ron
SIS 20 rs per month; arsi-e As references
reanlrpi. Cal or address. ~ fNtoR-<f.
= \. Nash. eenersi agent. =
WANTED - County and state agents 10
W handle new patent horse tsii tiers. nickel
plated nes up horse tail Instantly. very
Styllss BONANZA for agents; samples AMI terms
sent for Ec sfvef sF srsWpS Nhie Msnuiar-
turing Co.. Ief rson block. Dayton. .. lot
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
FoR REsT-BUsINBss PLACES.

L,OR EENT- Stores w. -. - i1l AID rs
fanaLst. a - have new floor anu new
fronts can al ih-owa into oae room or
win r~n. susIe. :. . aud PA. e. Fuller. II
East Bldg e. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-21
wAETEp-AaEsTa.

LOB RENr--tsres No. and II East Bfeg =
81 and lbs taaal g.. n Her MT t-e Blu 81
ilg. : l. and Pm. &. alser, II +. Bridge -. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
WILL HAVE FINE EXHIBITS.
Central American Republics Preparing for
the Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-Lieut.
Scriyen, the special commissioner TO the
Central American States, writes from
Guatemala, under date Of August 3Oth,
that the commission appointed by the
President OF that Republic to prepare an
exhibit for the Worlds Fair, had been
fully organized and were already deeply
engaged in their work. Plenty OF money
for the purpose has been placed at their
disposal by the government, and the
country is being canvassed to secure
full exhibit Of It's resources and indus
tries.
Lieutenant Scriven asks that half an
acre of ground be set apart at jackson
park for the use of Nicaragua. The
Government of that republic intends TO
erect its own building, which Will be q
fine one, and will make complete dis
play OF its products and resources.
Commissioners have been appointed TO
superintend the collection OF exhibits
and are already at work.
The Government Of Salvador has ap-
proprated $4,000 to erect building
upon the Exposition Grounds at Chicago
and has directed Mr.. Baruch, its new
Consul General in New York, to draw
the plans and superintend the construc-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
THE TREASURY PROBERs.
Bank Presidents Testify Before the Legis-
Iative Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-The
Legislative Committee appointed to In
vestigate the State Treasury met this
morning, but little Of Importance was
brought out.
John II. Tyler, Samuel w. Bell and
J. Wesley Supple, respectively presi-
dents of the Fourth Street, the Farmers
and Mechanics and Corn Exchange Ma
tional Banks, were the only witnesses
before the Committee.
The witnesses, whose banks are State
depoSitaries, were summoned TO TESTIFY
as to whether any person had ever re-
ceived any consideration, discounts or
favors by reason of the State deposit.
Each OF the bank presidents testified
that no favors OF any kind had ever
been shown to anyone, nor had any
campaign assessments ever been pald
by their institutions.
A motion was name and agreed TO
that District Attorney Graham, OF this
city, be called upon to place at the dis
posal of the committee the corresond-
ence held by him of Auditor General
McCamant and ex-City Treasurer Bard
sley.
When the committee adjourned 1t was
to meet In this city on the 18th OF this
month. On the 18th and 10Th the com.
mittee will meet in Harrisburg, and
Auditor General McCamant will be
called TO testify.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
The League Standing.
Association Games.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.--The
Athletics won both games this after
noon by better all around playing.
Score, first game): Athletic, 4; Mil
waukee, 2; hits, and 5; errors, o and
5; pitchers, Milligan and Dwyer; earn
ed runs, Athletic /. Milwaukee i; UNI
pire, Ferguson.
Second game:-Athletic, 5; Milwau-
kee, /; hits, 4 and o; errors, / and q;
pitchers, weighing and Davies; earned
runs, Milwaukee, 1; umpire, Ferguson
WASHINGTON, d. c., September o.
Each club took a game here to-day.
Score-First Game: Washington 10,
Columbus s; hits, IA and II; errors, .
each; pitchers, Cassian and Gastright:
earned runs, Washington 4; umpire,
Kerins.
Second Game-Score: Washington s,
Columbus 6; hits, s and IL; errors, 4
each; pitchers, Casey and Knell; um-
pire, Kerins.
BALTIMORE, MD. September 5.-Bal-
timore won to-day through Fitzgerald's
wildness, only eight innings being
played. Score: Baltimore 6, Louisville
3; hits, : and IL: errors, and A. pitch
ers, Madden and Fitzgerald; earned
runs, Louisville /; umpire, Davis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
A THIEvING SOLDIER
Endeavors to Escape Arrest and is Shot
Down by His Pursuers,

Endeavors to Escape Arrest and 10 Shot
Down by His Pursuers,
COLUMBUS, D., September 5.-There
was tragic chase for fugitive at the
U. S. Barricks here this morning, as
result of which soldier named Joseph
Kingley, of Company A, lies in the post
hospital with load Of buckshot In his
body. The affair is sequel to a recent
iewelry robbery at the establishment OF
M. w. Savage, n South High street.
An elegant gold watch was stolen
from Savage's by sneak thieves.
This morning Kingley attempted
TO trade a watch which answered
the description OF the one stolen
to q comEade named Bennett, for a pair
of opera glasses. Bennett became sat
isfied that the watch was the one
stolen, made the trade and then In
formed the Post Commander, turning
the watch over TO the latter. The
Commander ordered Kingley under ar
rest, and Kingley attempted TO escape.
He was pursued by two soldiers, and
falling to obey the command to halt
was shot, after being chased a few hun
dred yards. One ball entered his back.
but fortunately glanced around the
ribs, and is now imbedded in the left
breast. The other shot struck one OF
his ankles, inflicting bad wound. de
was taken to the hospital, and became
very weak from loss Of blood. 1t is
thought he will recover.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
THE STATE FAIR.
Fight Hundred Head of Live stock on
the Grounds

Yesterday was very lively day on
the State Fair Grounds. and despite the
rain more exhibits and entries were re-
ceived than upon any previous Saturday
for several years past, q fact which
auQnrs well for the success OF the Fair.
Live stock, particularly. poured In at a
tremendous rate, and at eight o'clock
there were 762 head OF live stock in the
stalls, made up OF 200 cattle. 300 sheep,
"a class horses, 81 speed horses, Is other
horses, and 43 swine. Two hundred and
fifteen fowls were also In the coops. a
train OF fifteen cars came In from the
Washington Fair, about Z p. M, and
there were other arrivals during the
night. The indications are that II will
be the greatest live stock stock show
ever seen here. Already there are
more horses on the grounds than
ever before, and despite the fact that
additional stall have been pot up, the
management was compelled, last night,
TO rent stalls In various parts OK the
Island, TO accommodate stock. Other
entries were offered, but they had 10 be
shut of, as there was absolutely no
more room for them. II would be in
teresting 70 know just how large stock
show could be gotten up here In Wheel
Ing II q big effort was made In that
direction.
Last evening the entries closed ia the
Ladies' and Art Departments, and 20
morrow evening they will close 10 the
Horticultural Department. the last de-
partment held open. All the lists are
full, and there will be big display all
along the line.
No one will be admitted 70 the
grounds to-day except those having ur.
gent business there, and the day will
be largely given over 20 the reception
and care Of live stock and the arrange.
ment Of booths, etc. In the main Exhi'
bition Building. The decoration Of the
building 10 about completed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
ELKINs FOR PROCroR's PLACE.
1t is Said That He Has Been offered the
War Portfolio.

CHICAGO, September 5.-A special to
the Ne,os says: A cabinet officer was
authority for the statement made to-
day that the President is very seriously
considering the name Of the Hon.
Stephen r. Elkins, of West Virginia,
for the Secretaryship of War. In the
opinion Of the cabinet officer who spoke
Mr.. Elkins will likely be requested to
accept the portfolio.
There will be amazement among the
politicians when they learn that Elklns
is so close to the personal consideration
of the President as to be favored for the
War portfolio. 1t has been thought for
some time that Elkins was back num-
Der, as his political career has been so
checkered as to take him out OF the ac-
tive ranks. He has always been an ard
ent Blaine man, and this fact makes the
move OF the President all the more per-
picking.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
SPORTS AND RESULTS.
The Pittsburgs Split Even With the
BrOOklynS Yesterday.
ANSON'S BOYS ARE DEFEATED
In Very Close Gams-Th. Standing Of the League
and Association Teams Up to Dais-Doubls
Games Don't Pay--Ysstsrday's Events
on the Turf-Ths Winning Horses

PITTsBURG. September 5.-Two games
were played here to-day, and each club
won one. The grounds were in poor
condition, and both games had to be
called on account of rain, which con-
tinued nearly throughout. Score-First
game: Pittsburg ?, Brooklyn 3; hits, B
and 4; errors, and /: earned, Pitts
burg .; pitchers, King and Inks.
Second game: Pittsburg II, Brook
lyn E; hits, IL and 8; errors, and 3;
pitchers, Baldwin and Lovett and Inks;
earned, and /; umpire, McQuaid.
PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Phlla-
delphia won an exciting twelve-innlng
game here this afternoon. Score; Gin
cinnati 3; Philadelphia 5; hits, IS and
0; errors, and 3; earned, Philadel-
phla 2; pitchers, Rhines and Gleason;
empire, Hurst.
CHICAGO, September 5.-To-day's
game was loosely played on both sides
and was dull and uninteresting. Score;
Chicago 2, Boston 8; hits, and 6;
errors, and 3; pitchers, Gumbert and
Staley; umpire, Lynch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
Big Grain sh,pments From Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 5.-Vessels were
chartered here yesterday to carry
1,75O, 900 bushels of grain to Buffalo.
Not only were all the boats now in port
taken by the grain shippers, but nearly
all fleets to arrive here next week were
also chartered in the rush. Every yes
sci on the great lakes not tied by con-
tract for next week was called for, aud
still the shippers wanted more. Rates
were advanced to the basis OF three
cents on corn, aud three to four cents
on wheat. The rush was understood to
be owing to the fact that the corn clique,
who had largely sold their holdings for
October shipment from New York, de-
cided it was now time to get 1t started
from Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
1T WAS UNEXPECTED.
The spInners VIII Meet aud Consider the
Proposed Reduction In Wages.


FALL RIVER, MASS, September o.
Secretary Howard, OF the Spinners
Union, to-day issued call for special
meeting Of spinners, 10 be held next
Wednesday evening, in which he says;
1--WE regret very much to have to an
nounce the decision OF the Manufactur-
ers' Board Of Trade, at their last meet
ing. to reduce wages. We believed that
the folly OF such a line OF action in the
past had convinced manufacturers that
cutting down the pay OF operatives did
not help TO unload a glutted market, out
tended TO overload II still more by de-
creasing the purchasing power OF the
people. Therefore we were more than
surprised when the news OF the Manu-
facturers' Board of Trade action came
to our ears. Especially so when we
considered the encouraging news, pre-
dieting better times. from some OF the
leading commercial papers and inter
views with some OF the leading dry
goods merchants OF New York, In which
all OF them say that they are preparing
for the largest business ever known,
owing TO the large crops OF the country
Large transactions in other direc'
tions lead thoughtful business men tc
think that the tide is beginning to turn
and the strengthening OF the print
cloth market this week justified then
somewhat in so thinking. For MANI
years back all the improvements In thu
cloth market began toward the fall o.
the year. We think II would have beer
wise policy for manufacturers to have
deferred action for some time longer ano
awaited the result of the fall trade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06

One More Week OF Warmth, Then Comes O
Cool Wave.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, September 5.-Prof.
Foster in his weather predictions says:
My last letter gave forecasts OF the
storm wave due to cross the continent
from September 3 to 6, and the next will
be due to leave the Pacific coast about
the 18th, cross the Rocky-Alleg heny
valley from 9th to 11th, and reach the
Atlantic coast about the 18th. The i'm
pOrtant feature about this storm wave
will be the radical changes 1t will bring
from summers month to falls cool
weather. Preceding this storm wave
the weather will be quite warm, and fol-
lowing it quite cool, with frostsin many
Northern localities. 1t will probably
develop tornadoes east OF the
Mississippi river and hurrl-
canes in the West Indies and in the
East Indies. The greatest force OF the
storms will be developed all around the
earth about September II. At that
time there will be four principal storm
waves moving eastward north OF OF latl-
tude 80 degrees. On this continent the
storm wave will be in the Eastern
States on the Atlantic coast. Follow
ing it another off the coast OF Oregon In
the Northern Pacific. A third will be
near Japan, and a fourth in Central
Europe. Earthquake shocks may De
expected at the same time In earth
quake countries. expect this disturb
ance to add further evidence that
we are approaching period
OF very great storms. The rain period
that comes about every tifty-two days
will come with this storm wave-not
much increase in the total rainfall IN
/ the United States, but more generaI
distribution of rainfall. Three more
storm waves, similar to that described
above, may be expected during TINS
month, and the first Of these Will be due
to leave the Pacific coast about Septemi'
Der Il, cross the ROcky-Allegheny val
ley from 18th to nth, and reach the
Atlantic coast about the 18th. On the
18th IL will become terrific storm on
the New England coast, while at the
same time stormy weather may be ex'
pected in the Mississippi valley, with Sc
we're local storms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
Rnildinr to the Clouds.

CHICAGO, September 5,-Plans for the
Odd Fellows Temple to be erected In
this,city have been prepared. They pro-
vide for building as high rs the Wash
ington monument. The entire ground
space is built up a height of fourteen
stories. Above this the building ex-
tends six stories in the form of square
cross, the four spaces at the angles OF
the main building being left vacant.
Above this is a tower shaped structure
fourteen stories high, making thirty
four stories altogether with an aggregate
height of $50 feet. The estimated cost
is So, 500, 600. The ground space cover
ed is TO be 177x233 feet.