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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23

uOWleuZla1 SIG . u1uSu, sla1'
szowa}a W jego imienlu pare
weksli.
Lecz fa}szerstwo musia}o sic
lada chwila wydaf. Spadajac
W przepasc wystepku coraz
g}ebiej, m}oda kobieta posta-
nowi1a zamordowac meza. Ii.
czy}a, re wtakim razie ME bedzie
potrzebowa}a p}acic fa}szywych
weksli nadto otrzyma 5000
rubli, ma kt6re professor by4
ubezpieczony.
Zbrodniarka ohyduy swoj
zamiar doprowadzi}a Ia do skut-
ku. -.
Zamiast podac choremu me-
zowi kapsu}ke z chinina da3a
mu trucizne, strychnine. A
potem, jak sama powiada,
wysz}a do drugiego pokoju,
azeby ME s}yszec jek6w kona,
jacego mega.
Zbrodnia jednak wkr6tce
sic wyda}a. Trucicielke uwie-
ziono i sadzono. Przyzna}a sic
do wszystkiego.
Sad okregowy ma zasadzle
sredniowiecznych praw Fin
landyi skaza} kobiete ma Smierf
przez uciecie gEowy, a nastep,
ME ma publiczne spalenie jej
cia}a.
Obecnie ia sprawa sadzona
by1a ponownie przez sad ape
lacyjny.
Wyrok ME tylko zosta} po-
twierdzony, ale nawet zwiek,
szono kare. Mianowicie Ia
fa}szerstwo weksli, pred wy
konaniem wyroku smierci ma
bye ieszcze zbrodniarce odcie'
ia reka.
Jakkolwiek ogromna jest
wilma Amy Sainio, opinia pu
bliczna wyraza g}osne oburze-
ME przeciw strasznemu, sred-
niowiecznemu wymiarowi ka-
ry = i g}osno zada zmiany
prawa, upowazniajacego do
podobnych orzeczeh. Maja
ieszcze nadzieje, il car Alex
sander III skorzysta z przy-
s}ugujacego mu prawa i z}a,
godzi kare, a przynajmniej
zmieni ia tax, azeby usunac
przy wykonaniu niepotrzebne
okrucie6stwo. -.
Cholera W EurOpie.
W Berlinie pewien w}asci.
ciel statku rzecznego i jego
syn zmarli ma cholere, Syn
innego zeglarza zachorowa1.
W szpitalu moabickim znaj'
duje sic obecnie 8 mezczyzn
3 kobiety, chore ma cholere.
w Hamburgu W szpitalu
dla cholerycznych ,,Neues ALL
gemeines Krankenhaus" znaj-
duje sic reporter ameryka6
skiej Tribune" Chicago,
Stanhope. Podda} sic on mai
pierw W Paryzu szczepieniu
cholery przez dra Haffkine'a,
nastepnie uda} sic do Hambur.
ga wstapi} do szpitala, jako
dozorca chorych, azeby spraw-
die, czy ME zostanie dotkniety
zaraza. Obcuje on cd kilka
dni z chorymi = jest zdr6w.
Ze szpitala przysy}a codzie6 do
Tribune" ciekawe depesze,
opisujace jego wrazenia.
Jeden z doktor6w, kt6rzy
przybyli ma ochotnika do
Hamburga, zmar} ma cholere.
w Hawrze, we Francyi by
~ vgczOrai 4 ,nowe wvna0ki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
No. 224
felegramy ZagraniGzns.
Z dnia 22 aOrzeSnia 1892.
Stuleeie rzeczypOspOlitej we
Francyi.


rzeczypospolitej; jednoczesnie
ty4o to stulecie bitwy pod
Valmy, pierwszego tryumfu
republika1skiego oreza.
Mianowicie w dniu % wrze
snia maszerowa4y IA Paryz
woiska pruskie pod dow 6dz-
TWEEN ksiecia brunSwickiego.
Zagrodzil i'm droge jen. Du-
mouriez, a na pomoc iego woj-
skom przyby} dow6dzca armii
mad Renu jen. Kellerman z
100000 ludzi. Pod Valmy do.
sz}o do krwawej walki, W kt6-
rel Prusacy zostali rozbici ma
glove. Ma pamiatke tel bi-
twy, w nastepstwie juz "a Ma
poleona I,go Kellerman zosta4
mianowany ksieciem Valmy.
Rad francuski postanowa
obie te historyczne rocznice, z
kt6rych iedna, rocznica zwy,
ciestwa mad Prusakami, szcze-
g6lniej jest mia Francuzom,
uczciG wspania}emi uroczysto'
sciami.
Urzadzenie uroczystosci po-
wierzono dyrektorowi budo-
wnictwa m. Paryza, Bouvar-
dowi.
Bouvard wywiaza} sic ze
swego zadania swietnie, a OBJ
ch6d by} istotnie piekny.
Przyczynj}a sic do tego i ma
tura. Pogoda by3a wyborna.
T1umy zapelnia}y g46wne uli-
ce, a byli to ME tylko sami
Paryzanie. Cholera W Paryzu
ME przerazi}a przybysz6w z
blizszych i dalszych okolic, kto-
rzy przyjechali tysiacami, aby
uczci6 pamietne rocznice.
Wszedzie powiewaly fagi
republika6skie; posagi boha-
ter6w rewolucyi by}y uwie6-
szone wie1cami, wstegami
barw narodowych i kwiatami.
Wszystkie gmachy rzadowe
przystrojone przepieknie.
DIVA wspania}e pochody hi
storyczne mia}y mieisce, jeden
ma prawym, drugi ma lewym
brzegu Sekwany. Kilka tysiecy
ludzi bra1o udzia} sw kazdym
pochodzie; przyglada1y sic i'm
setki tysiecy ludu.
Szczeg6lniej wspania}ym by}
pochod na prawym brzegu Sc
kwany, kt6ry szed} przez wiel-
kie bulwary. zywe obrazy ma
wozsch professionally rome
dziejowe wypadki. Ma jed
nym z woz6w znajdowali sic
Washington Lafayette, trzy-
majac sic "a rece. W pOcbo-
die znajdowa}y sic takze gru-
py zo}nierzy Z czas6w pierw-
szej rzeczypospolitej, grupy
kobiet i dzieci, spiewacy, mu-
zyki it'd. Kazdy w6z zywym
obrazem kosztowa} do 10000
frank6w, a og6}em koszta uro-
czystosci dosieg}y 100000 fir,
G}6wnem ogniskiem uroczy-
stosci by} Pantheon, gdzie
znajdowali sic prezydent Car
not, ministrowie, wyzsi woj-
skowi, przedstawiciele senatu
izby deputowanych.
Posr6d Pantheonu sta{ po-
sagFrancy., rozdzielajacej swo-
i'm synom wawrzyny, przystro-
iony W Etr6ikolorowe ozdoby,
Obok widnia}a statua Wolno-
Sci. Ma czesc prezydenta Car
nota ustawiono popiersle je-
90 dziada, kt6ry sic odznaczy1
Io.,,e ro1uoI11ovi Dalai WI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23

nOZuaJ w PoAoi%o oo0A4
Opatrznos6, kt6ra tax wyraznie
przy odkryciu tego kraju sic
okaza}a, i Boska kaskawosf,
kt6ra tax cuaowne b}ogos}a-.
wie6stwa zla}a ma kraj ten
wdziecznem screen Wszechmo
cnemu Bogu sk}adajmy dziek-
czynienia "a b}ogos}awie6stwa
s.uleci.'
Zwiazek katelicki niemiecki.
Ma Sejmie Zwiazku niemie-
ckich katolik6w w Dubuque,
Iowa, po d}ugich debatach ma
nowo wzieto pod obrady rezo-
lucye W sprawie zganienia
Senatora Davisa "a wycieczki
przeciw Cahensly'emu wy
.znaczono komitet do opraco-
wanna nowych rezolucyj. No
we rezolucye beda }agodniei.
sze, ale przeciez beda zawiera1y
nagane dla Senatora i zadac
beda odwo]ania cd Senatora,
albo tez oswiadcza sic przeciw
wyborowi iego ponownemu.
Nastepny Sejm odbedzie sic
W St. Louis.
G. A. r.
Wczoraj zako1czy}y sic O.
brady zwiazku weteran6w ,,G.
A. r." obrano nowych Office
row. = G}6wno dowodzacym
Commander in Chief) obrano
kap. Welsserta Wisconsin
jednog}osnie. Obrano r6wniez
innych ofcer6w.
Odby}y sic take posiedze'
MIA r6znych innych Towa-
rzystw miedzy weteranaml ga
}ozonych, mp, nWomans Relief
Corps, Union Veterans" itp.
Pomimo deszczu wspan'aie
obchody sic odbyay; zjazd Ia
ko6czono O godzinie pol do
piatej popo5udniu. Wieczo-
rem odby}a sic wielka i wspa-
nia}a recepcya W gmachu PEN
syjnym.
Stevenson W North Carolina.
W Goldsborq odby}a sic
wczoraj demonstracya, 1akleJ
nigdy przedtem miasto to n'ce
Widzia}o. Przedpo}udniem od-
by} sic poch6d pc ulieach, W
kt6rym wzie}o udzia} oko}o
5000 os6b okolo 500 dzieci
szkolnych. - Stevenson mia}
movie ma wolnem powietrzu,
ale deszcz zmusi} 60 do tego,
IL m6wi} W hall Opera House.
Mowi} II godziny o admin
stracyi Clevelanda, o taryfe i
ustawie przymusowej wybor-
czej. z nadzwyczajnym entu-
zyazmem move jego oklaski-
WanO.
Sekretarz LovejOy aresztowany.
Sekretarz firmy Carnegie
Steel Comp, Lovejoy, zosta1
W Pittsburgh aresztowany pod
zarzutem spowodowania roz-
ruchow, napasci i b6jek. AL
derman King wystawi} rozkaz
aresztowania, konstabl Walls
go wykona}. Lovejoy zosta}
stawiony pod kaucya $4,000,
a banker Thomas Mellon
kaucya te z}ozy}. Skarge
wni6s} McLuckie z Home
stead.
Podobne skargi wniesiono
lub wniosa przeciw Frickowi,
Leishmanowi, Curry'emu, Pot
terowi i Childowi. CT zapewne
dis stana pred sadem.
Nieszczescie kolejOwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-23
TeleSrame KrajOWe.

(Ze Sejmu KatOlikow niemie.
ckich W Dubuque, Iowa. Ia
konczenie zjazdu G. A. II.
Kap. Weissertz z Wisconsin Obra-
ny Commander in chief" =
WiadomOsci z kwarantany. =
Nowe nieszczescie kOlejOwe W
Iowa. % strajku telegrafistOw).
1e5egramy Z dnia 22 e0rae$nio
1892.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
Tho Coming KERN DISC.

The participants in the coming Kcr-
noise arc now rchorsing every after
noon and evening at the Wheeling club
rooms.
Much Roadway, tho result OF thorough
and continued rohersals. has been madc
this week, and in few days each OF the
performers will understand their parts
thoroughly.
The following dances were rehcrsed
yesterday: The Cachuca, a charming
Spanish dance, by Miss Florence Atch-
cson; the American and Scotch dances;
tho Court dance; the Indian Moon
dance, Mrs. Charles Hobbs and Prof.
Speedy in a special dance. with cong.
Miss Mamie Hamilton, OF Washington,
Pa, an accomplished violinist and q
pupil OF Prof. Schockey's, rehcarscd q
charming selection from the opera
"Norma," which she will play on Thurs
day night OF tho Kcrmoise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

At very largely attended and most
interesting and enthusiastic meeting
held last Tuesday evening in their hall,
1910 Chapline street, by. the Ohio county
Branch OF the Merchants Retail Com
mercial Agency, the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That ourcxperience warrants
us in testiiying as to the effectiveness OF
the united movement Of tho merchants
and professional business men OF Ohio
county under the system OF the Mer.
chants Retail Commercial Agency OF
Chicago, ILL.,, that it is accomplishing q
revolution in trade greatly to our bene-
fit, and that We most heartily endorse
and recommend this aystem, both rs a
protection in extending credit, and rs
the best means of collecting old and
worthless accounts that We have ever
known.
1t was also resolved that all out-lawed
accounts hereafter be listed in the alb
stracts OF unsettled accounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
,yns a belmont countlnn.

The San Francisco Chronicle OF Tues.
day contains an account OF tho dealt.
OF Jacob P. Leese, California pioneer,
at the age OF nincty-threc. He built
the first house in what is now San Fran
cisco, in 1886, and his daughter was tho
first child Of white American parents
born there. Mr.. Leese was born at St.
Gainesville, Ohio, and lived there till
1929, when he came TO Wheeling, and
here embarked ior New Orleans. lie
never came back, but went to Califor-
mia and grew up with the country. lie
was very wealthy when he died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

Marriage licenses were yesterday is
sued to the following named parties:
Ed hurry, aged twenty-four, and
Fannie Mayors, aged twenty-five, both
colorcd residents OF Wheeling.
Louis Reuter-, aged thirty-two, M
tive OF New Jersey and resident OF
Wheeling, and Sophia Beck, aged
twenty-six, widow, n native OF Zanes-
vile, O., and resident OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

On Monday and Tuesday, February
% and 90, c.. w. Williums's Partisan
Folly and Spectacular company will
commence 4 two nights engagement at
the Grand. opening with grand mat
inee Monday afternoon (Washington's
Birthday. Tho performance is OF the
variety order, and is said to DO decidedly
good. The company includes u number
OF well known performers, and thcro is
scarcely weak number on the bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

The many friends OF Mr.. John NJ.
Dix will DO panied to learn OF his death
from typhoid fever, which occurred at
Fostoria, Ohio, on the 10Th inst, after
a severe illness OF twenty-one days. Mr..
Dix was the son OF the Rev. D. H. X.
Dix, formerly pastor OF the Wesley N.
E. church, and resided in Wheeling for
many years.
His father and mother were with him
during tho last ten days. His remains
were taken to Charleston, W. Va, for
interment in the family burial ground,
after which his parents will return to
their home in Iowa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
"TwO Old CronIesn

Frank, n. Wills aYd his great com
pany Of singers, dancers and comedians
will commence two nights engage
ment at the Grand this evening. This
is an old company OF established repu-
tation, although this is its first appear
ande here in three years. On their
former visit it made a great hit, and
played to standing room out ut each
performance. Seats are.now on sa!o at
Genthcr's and as there is sure to be a
great rush for them, those who do not
wantto stand up should secure. them
without delay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
THE FIRST WARD CLUE.

The Garfield club OF tho First ward
met at Spango's hall on Coal street last
evening to select delegates 10 the Re-
publican league convention at Parkers-
burg next Tuesday. There was an ex-
ceedingly good attendance and great III
tercst was manifested in party affairs,
Capt. G. J. Rawling, president OF tho
club, presided, and Mr.. John Z. Day
acted us secretary. The following dele
gates to Parkersburg were chosen: 9. ].
Rawling, George Gundling, &. W.
Humphrey, Charles Burdctt Hart and
John G. Kline.
As the club was meeting in temporary
quarters speeches were made advocating
the ACCESSIBILITY OF securing perma-
nent place OF meeting, and the following
committee was appointed to secure
such quarters: Captain William Otto,
G. W. Humphrey and John G. Kline.
) The following committee was selected
to secure tho enrolment of the Repub-
licans OF tho ward as members OF the
club: Charles banner, Jacob Kendlc-
berger, David Greer, William Johnson
and John E. Day.
The Eighth ward Republican club
will meot Saturday evening ut s o'clock
at Squire Joseph A. Arkle's Office to
choose delegates to tho league conven-
ton ut Parkersburg. All Republicans
OF the ward are requested to be present.
The Sixth ward Republican club will
meet tomorrow evening at 7:S0 at
Ebeling & Pebler's cigar store, on Chap.
line street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
A pieaS,,n. Affair.

A number OF ladies and gentlemen,
principally members OF Franklin Lodge
No. 8, I. 0. 0. F., nnd tho Rebecca
lodge, called yesterday evening ut the
homo OF Brother Percival Hamilton, on
Maryland street, and presented him
with q number OF testimonials Of their
good will. Speeches and music made
up tho programme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
Five Cases Ycatardny.

In the police court yesterday, John
Bum was tho name assigned to vag
who would not give his name. He got
thirty days in default OF SO and costs.
Annie Brown, for public indecency, got
thirty days in default OF S., but sentence
was suspended. One drunk paid 81 and
costs, one got ten days in default Of 81
and costs, and one was allowed to leave
town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
MAsouE BALL at Turner hall tonight.
Neuralgia cured IN r,r,een Minutes,

Mr.. J. S. sturtevant, editor OF tho
lIaupaca (Wis.) Post, says: "Last night
Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured my vito
OF neuralgia OF the face and tooth in IF
teen minutes. We would not be with
ont it." 50cent bottles for salo by G. r.
Gootze, W. W. Irwin, John Klari. c.
schncpf, G. Menkemiller. ". S. McCul-
Tough, NJ. W. Heinrich, w. T. Williams,
5. J.. Brico, John Coleman and W. II.
Williams, Wheeling, W. Va; bowie 1;
Co., bridgeport, Ohio; B. T. Peabody,
EehWood, w. Va. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
INTERESTING TO lAILn0Ap MEN.

McSsrs. Wheat j. Nnnohsr have received
n largo involce of now watch movemo nta
nnd ofIcriug thom Mt tho worry lowest
possible figures. Tho Crescent Rtrect move.
ment, S20i u. ". Raymond, S1i, and
othor standard mnkos In proportion. These
movements nro uli built TO pass tho In.
speetion Ia vogue among the various rail.
way compnnios.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds OF trust and transfers
OF real estate rs follows:
February II, by William B. Simpson.
executor OF William Dusbey, to George
and Charles Busbey, for S9,l40, the
property on the west side OF Chapline
street, opposite the court house.
February is, by John II. Hobbs and
wife to Henry Reitcr, for $500, lots 8
and 10 III square 80 in South Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

Dir. Woop's Norway Pine Syrup was
used Tor years as prescription by a
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
spccts the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on guar.
antec OF satisfaction. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

Z IT you cnnnOs 500 and mood spsctnolo,,
you should call on us and hnvo yons oye,
tested without charge. Wo l,avs tho finest
and more experience than any
other optician In tho State. md gunrantoa
JACOB W. GRUBD,
Jowelcr md Opticlan,
Cornor Twolfth md Mnrket stroetL :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

TO KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND PRE-.
SERVE YOUR HEALTH r-
Wcnr our celebrated NIcrino, Cam el's Hair
mud Natural Wool Half Hose. lrl. H
For warmth nni durability, our Superior
WOOL Knit Jackets md Jaros' lIygicnic IN.
derwenr cannot DO bontsn.
c. HESS l. sons,
Mcrchant TailOrs md Goutt FurnIshsrs,
1891 nnd 1898 MARKET street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
Ghe !0gelligsa1er:.
Oiicoi Nos. NJ and y Fourteenth Street.


NOW AuFcriiAomehtB.
Special salc--J. g. Rhodes / Co.
EotlcC-iL W Rednnn
shade Trces-For Street aud Lawn Planting
Fifth Page.
Grand Opera lIousc-parlsiaa Folly aud Spec
tRcrlnr Co. @
For R,nt-Builllng Association lIall.
For Rcnt--JanGl A. Henry.
Wnntcd-SccOnd or Third Hand In Bakery.
New Nonldlng1, New EGscls-E l. SicolL.
Dinner WHrG-I:wlng Bros.
For Sile-Coal 1.auds.
Myles' Art Studio.
Rlilroad WatchcS-L @. Dillon & 90.
500 Reward.-paIge, Cerey & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
ATLANTIC TEA co.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our invoice Is completed. The result Is highly
gratifying 10 us. VIC propose TO pursue the samo
course for 1872 that has proven so successful in
|, the past Sell only Fresh aud Standard Goods q.
| prices that defy competition
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
CHOOSING DELEGATES.
Wheeling viii Havo Enough nt
Parkorsburg to Make u Success.
ADDITIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
Selected last Misunderstanding Re.
publlcans Of tho City on tho Lists..-
A Permanent Organization Gotten
Under Way In Clay Dlstrict...Nrcet.
ings to Como.

A number OF Third ward Republicans
met last night in the Office Of Attorney
Joseph D. Elson and formed perma.
nent organization 10 be known MS tho
Third Ward Republican Club. The
temporary meeting was presided over
by Mr.. William Mccormick, us chair.
man, and Mr.. W. II. Hornish was made
temporary secretary. Tho object OF tho
meeting WINS outlined by tho chairman
and permanent organization was Of
iected by tho election Of Mr.. B. S. Ali.
son president and Mr.. W. II. Uornish
secretary. The club started of with u
goodly number Of members, enough 10
form tho nucleus OF what promises to
BIO splendid campaign organization,
and it was decided that all voters in tho
Third ward who endorse the principles
advocated by the Republican party
shall DO eligible to membership. The
following gentlemen woro elected dele
gates to tho State League OF Republican
Clubs 20 DO held at Parkersburg on tho
I'D instant: Messrs. Augustus Pollacls,
John Frew, 3. s. Allison, ]. d. Elson
and George W. johnson. Alternatcs:
Messrs. William Exlny, William Ora
ham, w: II. Hallcr, Harry McLuro and
Harry Howser.
The club then adjourned to meet
again at the call OF the president.
Tho Fifth Ward Republican club met
at tho Office Of Squire W. W. Rogers
last evening, and appointed the follow.
ing delegates to the Parkersburg con-
vention: Hon. N. Z. Whitaker, 7. G.
Afofat, ]. X. Hall, Charles Reed and
George Harking; altcrnates, Charles
Bachman, DR.. John Il. Pipes, Conrad
Wasemann, Henry Templeton and
Baker Schots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

DoX'r sicken people with that bad
breath Of yours. Take Dr.. A. S. Todds
Liver Pills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
L. v. BLoSD's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19

MAsQuE BAlL at Turner hall tonight.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
GRAPHING FOR STURGEON.
A Curious Sight Witnessed In Ontario by
n Traveller.

A Curious Sight Witnessed In Ontario by
Traveller.
One day in March. 1851. writes a
Youths Companion contributor ! was
walking the road built on top OF the
great dam which spans the Grand
river at Dunnville. Ontario when
saw curious sight Drawn up by
the side OF waste weir at the west
end OF the dam were several farmers,
deep boxed wagons the owners Of
which were engaged In the exciting
and profitable sport OF loading them
with great laundering sturgeon.
In minute was down among the
men. watching with interest this
novel mode OF fishing. ~
The race or weir was literally filed
with the fish. which In attempting to
run up the stream to spawn. found
themselves stopped by the dom. Every
moment fresh schools were coming in
from the river crossing the vast
masses already jammed into the shall
low passage until some OF thero were
actually forced clean out OF the water.
Each OF the farmers was armed
with common ten-foot rafting pole.
in the lower end Of which were a
spike and hook. With these rude i'm
plements they were simply graphing
the sturgeon. and hauling them to
shore as quickly as their strong arms
could work.
The fish averaged from forty to
eighty pounds in weight but now and
then monster OF perhaps 400 or ITO
pounds was hooked. Three times l
saw one OF these big fellows drag his
would-be captor oil the bank. and
pitch him headlong upon the squirm-
ing shoal. to the infinite delight Of his
companions
Notwithstanding many laughabla
accidents. the wagons eight in all
were fully loaded in the course oil
two hours and as each contained at
least a ton the total catch for that
bout must have been some 16, 900
pounds. Yet after the men had
driven away the waste weir seemed as
full as before!
At that time the sturgeon was not
the important article OF commerce
which it has since become. These
farmers would salt down the best por,
tion Of the fish. or SO much OF it as
they could use. and feed the rest to
their hogs. .rl..
Now. such catch as above
described would net the fisherman
quite respectable sum OF money
perhaps three cents pound or $3.50
in all.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
Turnips and Grain for sheep.

The object OF this experiment was
70 present an object lesson on the
profits of the liberal feeding OF lambs
that are intended for the market
Two lots OF sheep and lambs were
fed in radically different manner.
The ration OF lot was intended TO be
an intensive ration. or n copy OF the
method that is used for forcing the
growth OF early lambs On the other
hand. lot was fed in manner SINH
lar to that which Is adopted by many
farmers who consider the sheep to be
an animal that can be successfully
fed on the refuse OF barn without
the addition OF very much grain.
The sheep OF lot received what
good hay they would consume and d
pound OF grain each. per day. Be-
sides this the pen was so arranged
that the lambs had access at all times
to supply OF mixed grain. The
sheep OF lot 2 were fed one-half
pound grain per head daily with
what good hay they would eat The
lambs OF this lot were allowed no
grain excepting what they ate from
the mothers ration.
The following is a summary OF the
results Of the experiment.
Q.) Two lots OF sheep each con-
tanning ten sheep and twelve lambs
were fed for three months.
(2.) One lot Uot ~ ate s. 900
pounds OF hay and 1.434 OF mixed
grain. The other lot Uot y ate
s. 900 pounds OF hay and 450 pounds
OF mixed grain. Lot alto. therefore,
9s4 pounds more OF mixed grain than
Lots.
(3) During the three monhs the
sheep OF Lot 1 lost l04 pounds in
weight and Lot 2 1856 pounds a diff
ference in favor OF Lot l OF 50
pounds The lambs OF Lot weighed
b46 pounds and OF Lot 9 364 pounds.
difference in favor OF Lot l Of ISL
pounds
(4.) The value OF the lambs in Lot