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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

A reservoir just completed for the
South Australian government at Bcsta-
loo is described in the London Engineer
as an interesting triumph OF skill in its
special line OF construction. The main
interest centers in the concrete dam,
which ranks as one OF the largest in the
world. Tho height OF the weir is 10
feet. with a top width OF fourteen feet;
the length is $50 feet. When full, the
lake will be los feet deep at the dam,
about 4 mile and a quarter long, and on
the average eight chains wide, the total
capacity OF the reservoir being 500, OO0,-
0CO gallons.
The largest and most powerful wheel
in the world is the description given OF
a water wheel in operation at the Bur
den Iron Comppny's well-known plant
at Troy, N. Y. II was constructed some
forty years ago by the senior Mr.. Bur-
den, and is an overshot wheel OF 1900
horse power, sixty feet in diameter,
twenty-five feet in width, and contain
ing thirty-six buckets, each six feet
deep, and is constructed in such 4 man
ncr as to be readily controlled by n
lever, which gives it any degree Of power
required.
An ingenious application OF electrici-
ty for ventilation has been brought out
III France. An electric ian furnishes
the current OF ar, which can BE cooled
by. means OF ice or other cooling agent.
It hot air isrequired, electricity is sent
through n series OF meshes OF wire.
whose high resistance causes IT, IN he.
come hot, and the air passing through
these is given the heat required.
OF the many curious customs which
mark Brittany rs an especially interest
ing field for the traveller, is the one re-
lating to marriage. At the close Of tho
wedding ceremony the bridegroom gives
the bride 4 box IN the ear, SAYING:
THAT is how it feels when you make
me veXed,," after which he kisses her,
adding: and this when you treat me
we'll"
\ new mineral resembling asphalt
hns been discovered in Texas which is
claimed to be the most perfect insulator
known tor electric purposes. 1t is M
affected by water, alkalies or acids, and
the supply seems to be almost inex-
haustible. The diminished supply OF
Gutta percha renders the discovery of
this material all the more valuable.
A patent has recently been taken ont
for the manufacture OF acood substitute
for ivory. The ingredients used are
mostly those OF which natural ivory is
composed, and the addition OF different
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Our Relations with Chile.

After such commotion as Chile has
Just passed through it is not expected
that she can settle down ct oncc into the
orderly condition which makes possible
anice regard for all the prophecies. 1t
is to be expected that Chile will pay due
regard to the rights OF foreign legations.
Among these rights is freedom OF COM
munication with the outside world. This
right, it is alleged, has been intcrfcrrcd
with in the case CT our Minister Egan.
No country can or will tolerate such
abridgcment OF I right everywhere con
coded under all circumstances.
The privilege OF asylum is another
question raised by the action OF the new
Chilean authorities. Here our case is
not SO clear. Foreigners have sought
refuge in our legation ut Santiago and
tho Chileans object. Wo have been
sparing in according this privilege in
other countries, and the reason why it
should be accorded anywhere under any
general rule does not clearly appear.
Peculiar circumstances may ~jsstify
it, but the circumstances in Chile, so far
US reported, do not go beyond the usual
efforts OF hunted men to save themselves
IRON their own countrymen. Surely we
could not claim the right to protect
them under u flag.
Chile is not in condition to go to
war, wants nc war with IL and will not
force us to 20 to war with her. Chile
hasa wholesome respect for the United
States and desires to be on good terms
with us.
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
commissioner appointed bynn ordinance OF tho
City OF Wheeling, entitled AN ordinance 10 pro-
vide for tle issue aud sale Of Bonds Of tho City OF
Wheeling, to be known rs the Main Street Bridge
Bonds second series, and for the redemption and
payment thereof" ratified by the voters OF said
CRY Oh the Nth day OF September, 1891, will, on
MONDAY. NuVEMiEK I'd, 1891, between the
hours OF 9 o'clock e., H.. and > O'Clock p. H..
at the Denk Of the Ohio Valley, In tho
city Of, Wheeling, ". Va. receive bids
In writing ior. and sell Eonds OF the
city authorized by said ordinance, TO the
amount OF $4,000; twenty-five thereof
are 500 bonds; sixty OF them nre $500 bonds.
md thirtyscren OF them 81 600 bonds. I'LL dated
Novembcrl, 1871, payable on or before November
LIST. 1921, at the Bunk of the Ohio Valley, with in.
tercSt NJ the rate OF G per cent per anuum pAyaOi,
annually on the first day OF November, 1872 and on
the first dry OF Novcmnerin each yenr thereafter
until and including the year 1T2i, NJ the said
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, in the city Of Wheeling,
for which interest coupons III proper form are ii.
tached to each bond.
These bonds are issued to pNy for the con.
struction OF Il permanent new bridge on Main
street, in the city Of Wheeling, over Wheeling
creek. and will be sold only for cash 10 the high.
est bidder, approved by the undersigned, lnd
none OF said bonus will be sold for less than par
aud accrued interest from November lst, 1891.
The bonds hereby advertised for sale arc limbo
TO redemption, at their pnr value, on. and NJ any
time after. November !, 1900, as provided IN said
ordinance, and neither such bonds nor the cou-
pons thereto attached will he subject TO taxation
under the authority Of snit city.
Dy said ordinance the said city o~bligatcs itself
to pay each year inter 1899, unrl the boad nu.
thorizcd under said ordinance are fully paid the
one.twenty-tiith OF outstanding bonds issued
under said ordinance.
+. p. JEPSON.
p. b.. DOBnINS,
J. Z. HUGHES.
SEQ. ocl 5-o.l3.l7. aal.& . &C. uoyo
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SOME PERTINENT REMARKS,
From n Martins Ferry Tin Worker on tho
Pending Question.

= ~ hsokhVt WI IL
Pending Question.
To The Editor OF the IRhiii0enocr.
Slh:-l notice in the Register OF Tues.
day M answer to the communication OF
mine in your Monday mornings issue.
BY comparing tho two pieces you will
find that simply answered statements
that were misleading, while tho cores
pendent OF tho Register in the place OF
meeting the answers fairly and arguing
tho different points, gets clear oil the
track, and attacks a man who had
nothing to do with the matter. The
fact Is TINT tho correspondent Ia out OF
his latitude. Ito knew that tho mnn
he referred to was a competent Tin
plate worker and that Is the only rca-
son he had for his very abusive
letter. The correspondent OF the Register
has not answered any statement
made in my letter, but has kept
clear OF the question, and justi,!cs
himself Il suppose) by writing Il sonsa.
tional letter, but Johnnie, you should
not forget that 1t takes good solid arg,l.
mont. and not sensational talk, to satisfy
American voters. You have n very
queer way OF getting out OF IN argu-
ment; instead OF ~contradicting my state
ments in the INrELLdEScER, he has
cvadcd every statement made by me,
and be knows that he cannot contra
dict any OF them with truth.
II the Register scribe wants to SEQ
sheet steel rolled that Is suitable for tin
plate purposes, let him visit the Stand
ard, A:tna, Top or the Creek mill, and
he will see as fine steel rolled as was
ever imported from Europe.
TIN WORKER.
Marttn's Ferry, O., Sent. so. 1901,
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PLOTTED AGAINST RAUaI.

Tho Pension Commissioner Demands tho
Dismissal of Three Men III Ills Bureau,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 3O.-A crisis
has been reached in affairs OF the pen
sion Office, Gen. Raum having demanded
the dismissal OF three prominent en-
ployes in his Office, who he believes are
plotting to iniure his character and
compel his resignation. These mon are
J. Edgar Engle, of Pennsylvania; +. NJ.
Taylor, OF Illinois, and Edward Howard,
of Connecticut.
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'N' mIiana Constitution.
"Visitor-"I called in reference r.
your advertisement in to.dov's naner
sir,n Man oi the HousoS"Ycs Inv,
lust invented n balloon that i, going tc
reyolutioni2e science. md need mn no.
%sistant,H VisitorN"Exactlv cir Wbol
do you want me to doT' Man OF the
llonsc-'I want you to 60 up in it,
Harper's Basar.
Brown-"Old Cohw,,oor ;c romorlo q,
bly supcrstitious for n mon of his ;ntel,
licence, I saw him nick m nm old horse.
shoe the Other dav" H,nrr;tt-"Yos
He nailed it over that 5 5000 vas in his
library" Brown-"Did it bring him
good luck?" Merritt-"It fell down
and broke the vasc."-Hurper's Ba.ar.
Glow does If honnan ninouired the
s]tran~er "ihot MI pthn m]nrnvamon
are being made on this one street,
ut doesn't happen at all, sir" replied
the citizen, who was showing him abor,
the village, mujestically. ''This Is the
street l live on. | am president OF the
town board, sir."-Chicaqo Tribune.
$50 Tuifer is really engaged to Miss
Bond!" "Ycs: sudden, wasn't it?" 81
should say so. Love ut first sight,
presume" mo; not till second sight.
You see, the first time he saw her he
didnt know she was an heiress."-
Detrot free Press.
"Harkins played Il mean trick on his
neighbor down at Metuchen." "What
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OUTSIDE

Evidently Enabled Two Thieves to Escape
from the Weston Jnil.
Special Dipatch TO The ThtGi0encer.
WESTON, W. VA, Sept. 3O.-Thomas
Murphy and Riley Ables, two notorious
thieves broke Jail here last night by
picking the lock. They were both
handcutEed and Murphy was chained
to the iron window grating. 1t is evil
dent that they had assistance from an
outsider. \ telephone message received
here late tonight states that Murphy
was arrested ut Frecmansburg with one
OF the handouts still OIL. Sheriff Post
started Immediately to bring him back.
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4 NospnCtel Indy Dead.

Special Dhpa:ch 10 TIC intelligence.
PALArlSE, w. Va, Sept. 30.-Mrs.
Harriet Wilson, wife OF Isaac Wilson,
an aged respected lady OF this town
died this morningat 8 o'clock. Tho de-
ceased was one OF the foremost ladies' Of
the town and was beloved and respected
by all who knew her. Her many friends
will sadly deplore her loss.
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Amused tho Suxn1 omri,1.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 3O.-There
were no developments in the Chilean
situation this morning. The published
stories OF naval demonstrations to be
made in Chile by our naval vessels
We're received with amusement at the
Navy Department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

BARpsLrY's testimony before tho in
vcstigating committee is SO much de-
sired that tho hopo of an early pardon
Is held out to induce him to turn States
evidence. What would bethe probable
value'of tho testimony OF such u nan so
%procurcd2 A man who would steal us
freely US ho has would hardly hesitate
at lies enough to snve him few years
in tho p%cnitcntiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

Lodge, or that his party knows it can
not stand before tho people in such o
discussion.
Gov. Russell may be a very able man,
but 1t would put the nblest Democrat to
his trumps to cope with Mr.. Lodge on
the tariff and silver questions. He un-
derstands them both and is OH tho
right side OF them. Nothing Is left for
the Bay State Democrats but to pull the
hole in after them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

If Tammany can run the whole State
oil New York life will be worth living.
II it can run the Government OF the
United States where is the Tammany
brave who would want to be an angel?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

TIE big Mcdonald oil we'll would not
be a bad thing to have in n family
where there is no COW il oil were worth
anything. The more big wells the more
good pretexts the Standard has for bat
tering down the low price Of OIL now far
below the average cost OF production.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

TIE understanding Is that II Ger.
many attacks France or Russia her
associates Of tho Triple Alliance are not
bound togo to her rescue. The alliance
compact provides only for cooperation
in case the attack comes from the other
side. This may explain why the Ger.
man chancellor drops honey so soon
after the young emperor was splitting
fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

PRESIDENT MYRAH, OF tho State Limo
railroad, doesn't believe that his COM
pany will bridge tho Ohio. OF course
not. The Ohio Is already we'll bridged
for railroad purposes in tho region the
State Line will strike. When that road
is built it will find n way to Wheeling
or make one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

Now that we know that the filth is
left in the streets to preserve the paving
it doesn't seem SO filthy rs it did.
Nothing like II good reason for q bad
thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

ACCORDING to Gov. Campbell's organs
he has already gained more votes than
there are in Ohio. Where are they
coming from? and how much do they
cost? Calvin $. Drice must be Smelling
out with more than ordinary liberality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

MASSACHUSETTS Democrats don't seem
to like the Republican party. Ehis is
strange. The Republican party is an
admirable political organization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

Politicians may throw banana skin
in John shcrman's way, but the people
don't want to trip the old statesman.
They want his service as long rs he will
serve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

AN electrical car on M upgrade could
give the tabled tortoise points in slow
ness and then beat him. 1t is a rare
study in locomotion on the rapid transit
side,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

A SYMPHONY in b nat-Balmaccda,
BaMillas, Boulanger. Two suicides and
one candidate Tor like honors.
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DoS'T go to Pittsburgh and get
drunk il you want to commit murder.
A jury up there has just said it won't
have it that way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

We advertise ut present for Il firm
whose preparations have proven to be
all they claim in our own family. We
refer to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy. We stand up
for this medicine because VIC have
tested it. This is not an advertisement
for tho medicine, it is supply our testi-
mony regarding It after q fair trial.
Hou:dat, (Pa.) Observer. pAw
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Another appeal is made to farmers to
hold back their grain. Somebody else
must have fears OF being caught in his
own corner.
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NorE the character OF the new build
ings going up in Wheeling and say
whether the old town isn't solid.
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Mns. NJ. ScnArSpERGER. Beaver Dam,
Wis, writes: ave have used DR..
Thomas's Eclectric Oil ip our family for
Coughs, Colds, Group and Rheumatism.
1t cures every time" DIV
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Hoop's SarSaparilla has a steadily in
creasing popularity, which can only be
Won BY an article OF real merit. Give
ita trial. %
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PERHAPS the river is winding up its
affairs to go out OF business.
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TIE ~Dorlaager march may now be
played with muttled drums.
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& OUR DooM-nead stone & rnomas' nd
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WIT AND WISDOM,

When you've so; n thing to say,
Say II! Don't take hnlfa day.
When your tales got little In IT,
Crowd the whole Thing In q minutel
Life Is shOrt-a tleeting vupor-
Don't you I'll the whole blamed paper
With o tale which. nj Il pinch,
Could DO corneted In m inch!
Dol, her down until she SINNERS;
Polish her until she gllmmerS;
When you've got q thing 10 say,
Say III Don't take hnlt n day!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01

WANTED lMMEDIATELY-SlX
w ladies' or gentlemen. Work light and
respectable. snlnry guaranteed :! % TO 70 o0 per
day. Call on MRS. COOPER, llil Main street.
EpNO,
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Martin's Ferry, O., Sept. so, 1901.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r 0Sr-A BLACK AND TAN TER
IL RlEll; has scar on left lide: answers 10 tho
name OF TUSO. Finder will DO rewarded by
leaving ut lr wins drug store. Ocl
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VNANTED-TO RENT FOR MONTH
w or two, With privilege Of buying, Rem
lnHton VI GalIgtaph 1yI o.wiltcr. Adde'S type.
Wtiter," care IniellllonUer Otllce. city. eet0
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-16
RAILROAD RUMBLIN0s.

President Hill, OF the Great North.
ern, has agreed to submit to arbitration
the differences In regard 70 lake and
rail rates to st. Paul.
Vice-President Croker, of the South.
ern Pacific Railroad company, says that
joint ownership is the only solution OF
the problem of railway competition.
The minister of railways and canals
of Canada has under consideration the
question of asking Parliament to vote
an appropriation to improve the 800
Canal at Sault Ste. Marie.
The indicted officers and directors OF
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad refused to plead when called
on in court yesterday to answer
the charges against them. The court
ordered the plea of "not guilty" to be
entered against them.
The United States Grand Jury in ses.
sion at st. Joseph, No., has returned a
long series of indictments against bust
ness men and shippers III the Missouri
Valley charging them with bribery of
railroad officials TO secure undertaking
in violation Of the Interstate Com
merce law.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-16
BREAKFAST BREVITIFS.

In Ailegan county Judge Montgom-
ery's plurality. by official count, Is l4l0.
Ladies interested in the work of the
Progressive sp riluallst society meet IN
Elks' Hall At 3 =. m. Test seance by
Mrs. Irving At p. IN.
Mrs. Rev. Thompson will give mu-
scale and social AZ the Second-street NJ.
L. Church this evening. supper will be
served in the church parlors.
The entertainment which was to be
gwen At the Park Congregational
Church by the Wonan's Aid Society has
been postponed for one week.
The annual meeting OF the members
OF the Masonic Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton of Western Michigan Will be held
at Masonic Hall. foot OF Lyon-st., at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
Prayer meeting will be held at L. II.
Solosth's residence. 40 Straight-st.,
Thursday evening 81 5 O'Clock. Rev.
NJ. Nelson, from Chicago, will preach in
the Norwegian language.
The coroner's fury rendered verdict
OF accidental drowning IN the case OF
Grant Porter. Only a few witnesses
were sworn and these added no new
tOcts TO what were already known.
A gang of men were at work with
teams on the Cherry-st. extension of the
electric railway yesterday. The ties are
laid along the line and the work will be
carried 10 It's completion as rapidly AS
possible.
Passenger Agent DeHaven is in De-
trOit AZ the monthly meeting OF the
Railway Passengers ASSOCIATION of
Michigan. The subject Of excursion
rates for the coming season IS under
discussion.
A new lodge of Odd-Fellows will be
instituted tomorrow night IN the Tower
block. The new lodge will be known as
Enterprise. No. I0G, and II will take I'D
Its quarters in the Vidro block, on the
West SIDE.
The citizens Of Grandville have pre-
sented petition TO the G. Il w. NJ.
railway officials asking for an early and
late train TO and from Grand Rapids; 81
that those who live in GrandviIle can
work IN Grand Rapids if they desire.
The old police barn at the foot OF
Lyon-st. Is being torn down today TO
make room for the cable company's
rev building. The big patrol wagon
and ambulance are now stationed az
No. 4 engine house, and the little wagon
Is at the LaGraye-st- engine house.
Clerk Harvey, yesterday. issued eigh,
marriage certificates under which six
teen loving hearts Will beat as eight this
morning. OF the eight women none
were over p years OF age and the men
were all under 30. The combined ages
OF the women was l59 years and of the
men 100
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-16

List OF the sports to be Observed ~ Their
Annual Pieaie.

Lick Oh TIE sPorts 10 De oSsesse0 - A~eh
Annual Pieaie.
The Plumbers Athletic Club held a
meeting wedns stay evening to arrange
a program for the annual pscnlc 10 be
held IN the latter part OF May. At .
O'Clock IN the morning base bali game
will be played between WeatherIy 4
Pulte's snen and those employed by
Sproul x MeGurrin. Both shops have
strong teams. This game will be fol-
lowed by football contest. n which
all the shops will take hand. All the
plumbers and gasiitters are training Tor
A tug OF war, and the contest between
the chosen teams IS sure 10 be spirited
one. There are already four entries III
the foot race, VIZ: John Pillow, Amos
McCaul, Wm. Long and Morris Hart
ley. There will also be contests in cast
ing ligh: anu heavy weights jumping
and vaulting.
Horse racing is the next number on
the program, McGurrln's Shamrock.
Robert kerr's Southern Bell, Mann's
Black Prince and schneider's Dspple
Tom will be among the contestants for
a purse. There will be slx-round
glove contest at the hall in the even
ing. The contestants Will he VIM.
Kirkwood and Eddie McGurrln. This
will wind up long day of sport ana
end the plumbers picnic. The West
ern Beef Company has agreed TO donate
two boiled Lams, which will be served
with the lunch at the Alger Park
grounds.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-16
Cheeky Swlndlcr.

The Curtis Publishing Co., of Phila-
DELPHI a. Pa. publishers of the Ladies
Hons Journal. have been much an.
noyed by fraud. whose real name IL
stOe kweil cor Wellstcck. hut who travels
under many aliases and VINO signs him.
self "Ihc Journal Publishing Co." This
man who clams tO tie one OF the &. L.
TO-. agents. has been collecting money
ii this viCa.ty, representing that the
same w0lgld he forwarded Tor sutserr,-
tone. Quite "A number Of persons hay .
teen v.ctIH.z.'si and che Curtis Publish
ing Couuany would be glad to do aay-
tang u their power % secure the arrest
snc convict on of tins lnipestur. This
j. pot the first offence OF StockweIl for
be- was recently released from PRISON in
AabGfn. y. Y. where last Dvcsmber ne
WIS convicted 81 a similar crime, 10
connection wlta thc same company.