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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
WHY THIS DELAY /?
r4v PROPOEED PURCHASE OF THE WHEEL
ING ELECTRIC CO. PLANT
c,7H Be Consummaisd IS Soon as Pos
abls According to the Ideas Of
the General Public.

There Is a good deal Of speculation
,bopt the city as to when the sub-com-
-,f-tee Of the Electric Light Commission,
,crointed to secure an inventory a2d
s,a price upon so much OF the plant Of
tbs Wheeling Electrical Company as is
rssi for generating and transmitting
Electricity for incandeScent light
ing. is going TO get to work. The
subcommittee was appointed about
q month ago, was empowered TO en-
NOV an expert, If necessary, and now
tbst the old year has gone, and
the consideration OF the munic.
ipsr expenditures for the new year is
bsr.aning to force itself upon the at
tsrtion Of Councilmen and city officers,
there is a growing feeling that a start
ought 10 be made.
Tr Is true that the Finance Committee
Is not expected to meet for the consid-
Grafton OF estimates until April; and
thst it does not generally meet until
MAY. while once at least It's meeting was
deferred until June. BY April One-fOurth
of the sums appropriated TO The several
degartmentS the preceding year has been
re-ayurOpriated and very largely spent;
and in addition, members of Council,
officers Of the various departments, and
that portion OF the public which is on
the lookout for paving, sewers and
other improvements, have about made
no their several minds as 70 what they
want and are actively engaged in lay
ing plants 70 get it, and when the ap-
r1rtIOnmeut of the revenue is deferred
until May or June these conditions are
very considerably augmented. This
being true, that time Is, 10
saw the least, an unpropitiouS
one for getting through any matter re-
curing any considerable sum Of money,
however worthy and important the
rroiect may be, aud the present
delay in the electric light mat
Ter, born OF feeling that
there is plenty Of time, is injUdicious.
In fact, il must be conceded that the
sooner this subcommittee gets 10 work
and makes a report back TO the COm-
mission, the better it will be. An early
report, and favorable action By Council,
would have the effect OF not only
closing up a matter Of vast import
ance 10 this community, but would
place the item OF cash involved in the
transaction at the head of the list OF
prospective appropriations, where it
could be studied by the Finance Com
mittee and Councilman generally, and
enable them TO shape their other items
OF expenditure somewhat in accordance
with the number Of dollars they are
likely 20 have remaining after the pur-
chase is provided for. This being so,
10 is important that Council and the
public should have the earliestinfOrma-
ton upon the subject Of the cost OF the
iucandescent plant, which must be
bought this year, according TO general
belief, if it is to be bought at all under
the existing State law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
osCE WAS NOT IN SHAPE.
Champion Clearwater Gives Another EI'
hibition of His Skill With the b ais. gSS


hibition of ais Skill With the b ais. IS
Pool, when scientifically play ed, is a
mathematical game, and affords scope
and exercise for those faculties which
discipline and strengthen the mind. A
steady hand, clear head, quick percep-
ton, pleasant exercise Of the calculat-
ing powers, and the eye Of lynx, are
some OF the requisites for an accom-
plished pool player.
For these reasons such exhibitions OF
the game as have been going on at the
Mcclure House parlors the last lew
nights have aroused considerable inter
est. Last night Champion Clearwater
and young Osce Statler, who, by the
way, is destined TO be 'phenom" some
day, again crossed cues. 1t was plain
TO be seen at the start that Osce was not
in good form, as he did not keep up the
average of the evening before.
Still he played a strong
game, g making many difficult
shots, and winning loud applause. The
fine position work Of champion Clear
water was one of the great features OF
the evening. As in the game OF We'd
nesday evening Clearwater was TO hole
$50 balls before Osce got 125. He did
it. The score given is as follows:
Clearwater, IL, s, 4, Is, s, II, S, s, II,
:, 6, 3, l, Is, 9, 2, Z, IL. Total $50.
Statler, 4, Z, II, 0, Z, 4, 6, 6, 4, s, 9, l.,
10, 0, 6, 2, z, 4. Total lis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
DENTISTS CONVENE.
A STATE ORGANIZATION EFFECTED AT THE
HOTEL WINDSOR YESTERDAY.
Quite a Number Of Prominent Representatives Of
the Profession in the Oity-A List Of the
Officers and the Committees.

For some little time there has been a
movement on foot to establish an organ
ization of the destists throughout the
State. The Ohio Valley Dental Society
has been in existence for some little
time, but this society included dentists
in both Ohio and West Virginia cities,
but the idea of the new organization IS
to confine the members hip exclusively to
West Virginia. The purpose Of the or
ganization is to bring the dentists Of the
State into closer relations, also to have
the professional standing OF the dentists
OF the State recognized at the Worlds
Fair, and at the same time to elevate
the ethics Of the profession.
The NEE ting was held at Hotel
Windsor, and at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning the meeting was called to
order, DR.. II. II. Harrison being tenn
porarily called to the Presidents chair.
The recording secretary was DR.. T. j.
Keener, Of Morgantown, and the cor
responding secretary DR.. o. s. Bur-
datts, also Of this city. Among the
others present were DIR. James G.. Dow
den, OF Fairmont; DR.. II. K. Jones, Of
Parkersburg; DR.. j. n. Mahan, OF
Charleston; DR.. w. K. Cummings, Of
Wellsburg, Drs. Mcclure, Milligan and
Mason Of this city.
After a general discussion of the sit
uation in the forenoon, the meeting adj
journed until o'clock in the afternoon,
when the constitution and bylaws were
adopted. Then followed the permanent
election officers as follows:-
President-Dr. II. H. Harrison, Wheel
ing.
Vice-President - DR.. J. w. Mahan,
Charleston.
Secretary-Dr. T. j. Keener, Morgan
town.
Treasurer-Dr. H. K. Jones, Parkers-
burg.
Board of Trustees-Dr. H. H. Harrison,
Dr. j. n. Mahan, DR.. II. K. Jones, DR..
Milligan, DR.. James G.. Bowler, DR.. w. X
Cummings, Dr. ]. H. Mcclure.
The session then adjourned at 9
o'clock for one hour, when the dentists
again convened. The code Of ethics
was gone over carefully, and it was
finally decided to adopt the code In use
by the American Dental Association and
the Pennsylvania State Dental Society.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for future meetings, consisting Of
DR.. Chas. +. Mason, DR.. John 81. Nc
Clure and DR.. Oscar w. Burdatts.
A Committee on Printing was also ap-
pointed, consisting of DR.. T. J. Keener
and DR.. c. A. Keim.
The place for the next meeting was
fixed at Wheeling, the meeting to be
held next OctOber.S
There are about one hundred and
twenty-five dentists in West Virginia,
and it is the desire OF the Association to
get all those of reputable standing
within the membership. Only those
who abide by the code of ethics will be
admitted. The Association promises to
be productive of much good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
AT FULTON.
Fup.ral Of the Late Mrs. Eliza Zane.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Eliza J. Zane took
place at her late residence in Pleasant
Valley, yesterday afternoon, ana were
attended by q very large cOncourSe oil
relatives and friends. The service was
conducted by Rev. Il. Rush Swope, ana
was impressive TO an unusual oegree;
S2rrOwing relatives and friends attes1eu
the recognition Of their loss In many
beautiful floral tributes. The pail
bearers were Messrs. George K. IayiGI'
Joseph Speidel, John Pfarr, =. u
Dubois, Alex. Cecil and Z. II. moore
The interment was at Greenwood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Arrange
ment.

There was universal satisfaction yes
terday, over the news, exclusively pup
lished in the REGISTER that traffic ar
rangement had at last been completed
between the Bridge and Terminal Com
pany and the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad Company, whereby the latter's
trains would enter the city and do bust
ness at the Union depot. The visions
Of trains pulling out Of the Union depot
for Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago In
the near future, was very satisfactory,
and there was an universal expression
OF the hope that this was but the fore
runner of still better things in the
future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08

Rhe weather was cold, yesterday
from start 70 finish. The mercury was
stationary at 90 until about ten O'Clock
n the morning. when it began 10 drop,
md at noon was registering %, ana AZ
hree o'clock 21. BY seven O'Clock iaSe
light It had fallen to is, and al ten 10
H. This was the lowest point, as 0y
midnight last night IL run up TO ~ anu
a fine snow was falling. with indications
Of a warmer temperature and big sno"
storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething.
with perfect success. 1t seothes the CHILD,
softens the gums, allsys all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by Druggists in every part OF the world.
TWENTY-FIVE cents q bottle. Its value Is
incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News OF the bOAIS anu DOdIhSh <hAOhS
the Ohio.
The steamer r. Z. Phillips is laid up
on account of heavy ice in the river.
The Scotia, with good trip, depart
ed yesterday morning for Pittsburg and
intermediate points.
The Hudson arrived and departed for
Cincinnati on time. She had a good
freight and passenger list.
The w. w. O'Neill, now en- route from
New Orleans, flying light, will return
with a tow of coal from Louisville.
The Missouri river is frozen over solid
at Bismarck and they are harvesting ice
from it eighteen inches in thickness.
The Liberty still makes her regular
daily trips between Darlington and this
point, and does her share Of the trade.
The Iron Age is enroute from the
Tennessee river with big tow of
Southern pig iron, part OF which is for
Wheeling.
The coal men generally would like to
see the water in the river stay down
about where it is at present for couple
of months so as to prevent additional
coal shipments. The down river mar
kets are all in bad condition, present
prices scarcely covering laydown cost.
II the source Of supply was shut oil for
a few weeks the markets in question
would not suffer.
The marks at the landing at mid
night, last night showed S feet 6 inches
and falling slowly.
MoRGANrowN, w. VA, January T.
River feet and stationary; weather,
clear aad cold.
WARREN, PA, January River one
foot ard nine-tenths; weather, fair and
cold.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, January River
3 feet six inches and falling; weather,
clear and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
aIid-WInter Excursion to Washington via
u. o. X.

On Thursday, January 14th, the B. IL
o. r. r. will begin their annual series
of mid-Winter excursions to Washing
ton from Parkersburg, Wheeling, Pitts
burgh. and all intermediate stations to
Washington Junction, Md. For this,
as for similar excursions during preced-
ing winters, the b. & o. will offer an
exceedingly low rate, an unexcelled
train service, and every accommodation
necessary for the comfort and conven-
fence OF passengers-all OF which should
render the trip very desirable one.
With each succeeding season these eX-
cursions to the national capital are
growing in popular favor.
Washington is full Of attractions. 1t
always is. Congress is In session. The
public buildings, the White House, the
museums and the art galleries are always
open to visitors free OF charge. Then,
too, there are to be seen the elegant pri-
waite residences, the broad avenues, the
spscious parks and the numberlesS mon
umentS.
Tickets will be valid for return pass
age ten days after day Of sale, allowing
ample tins for visiting Mt. Vernon, Old
Point Comfort, Richmond and other ad-
iacent points.
Tickets from Pittsburg, Wheeling and
intermediate points to Martinsburg, are
valid to Baltimore.
Trains leave Wheeling at 6:1o a. m,
and 6:10 p. m, and for these
two trains only will tickets
be sold. Pullman parlor cars with
out change on morning train and Pull
man sleeping cars on evening train.
Round trip rate, $1,000. Correspond
lnsly low rates from other stations.
., 6, s, 9, II, 12g.
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51nnten.

"ANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO
w obtain hoard aud lodging at private fam
ily or boarding house ADDRESS "a N 80
Twelfth street References exchanged. Must
be five minutes walk from the Mcclure House.
ja7&s
"ANTED-Girl for general homework; good
w home for girl who wants cteady place
at good wages. Apply at 81 South Front
street. jaSh
VNANTED-Work in wholesale grocery or
w provision store by young man not
afraid OF work; good reference. Address "R,
care Box l9l, City. jam
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MARRIED.

HOUGH-FoRSYTH-Th evening, Jan
uary s. 1892, at the Fourth ST. NJ. Z. Parsonage,
by the Rev. Dr. Riker, Mr.. J. F. HoueH and
Miss VIRGINIA FORSYTH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
LIVELY ELECTION ATELMGRovE.
The Anti-Councn Ticket Carries on the
Day

The Anti-COunCn Ticket Carries ON the
Day.
One OF the liveliest elections held at
Elm Grove for many years came OF yes
terday. A total OF 1879 votes were cast
as against 122 last year. The votes
we're carefully pOlled on Wednesday
and only 153 were discovered, and to
have all but Il OF them cast shows
that there was some tall huStling 10
get the voters out. 10 was sort Of
corporation or no corporation issue at
stake, and the two tickets in the
field were known as the Citizens ticket
sud the Anti-COunci ticket. The
platform Of the Citizens ticket was as
follows:
/. To reduce the corporate limits Of the
town.
y To make GOOD sidewalks and provided
few lights at suitable points
8. To run the town affairs for the benefit
of the town and its citizens, and not for the
benefit of outsiders.
It is proposed to run the business OF the
town economically, and Oy keeping all nnes
a. home to obtain for the town treasury
sum sufficient, with small levy, TO meet
all expenses.
The arguments Of the anti-Ceuncil
men were that such improvements ana
changes as contemplated by the Citizens
movement would be too much OF tax
on the people. There were several rae
tions at work and during the day some
tall scheming and political legerdemain
we're reSOrted 70.
The anti-Couucil ticket won through
out with the exception Of the Mayor,
who was elected on the Citizens ticket:
For Mayor, John c. McCurdy received
20 votes and Mr.. Thornburg o. MI
McCurdy winning by just one vote
For Recorder, w. c. Smith got o.
while w. r. Chambers held the win
ming card Of II. The following was the
vote for cOuncilmen:-
Gustsvus Bowers, 20; JOS. Rickus, q;
Henry Helfenbine, 60; j. G.. RaOo, 40;
VIM. Butler, II; Isaac Lenton, 69;
Thomas Davidson, 81; Geo. w. HAND
g.; Lewis Wharton, 66; Charles Z.
Woods, go.
AT FULTON.
The election passed of quietly at Full
ton. A Republican Mayor was elected
for the FIRST time in many years. Nag-
ner cot 81 votes 20 Yocke'S IS. Micheei
Stein had no opposition for Recorder
running away ahead of his ticket. Inc
Councilmen elected were: r. Hamm,
%; Chris. Hoffman, 80; Chas. Hoffman,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
FOR RENT.

A fine store-room and three rooms in rear.
suitable for a saloon, grocery meat store, etc. !:
situated corner Seventh and Main streets. Pos
session given ut once. A good place for the
right man. Also, the second floor OF said build
ing. seven fine dwelling rosms, long hall down
Stars and upstairs, both gases. Possession
April |, 1892.
A new two-story frame dwelling Of rooms,
hot and cold water Possession now. East
McColloch street.
frame cottage OF 3 rooms and finished attic,
2i03 v God street Possession given at once.
A two-story brick OF rooms ana hall; good
cellar; No. 35l9 hal line street. April |.
Two rooms aud Kitchen, first floor, NO. 1881
Chapline street. Possession NJ once.
A tine new ten.room residence with all mod
ern imp ovemeAts, on south Front street
April !, lSG =,
4 fine two story frame dwelling. II rooms; all
modern Improvements; new. Zane street.
April ], 1872.
a two-sto;y frame, 8 rooms, on Huron street
April /, 1892.
C. A. SCKaEFER G co.,
Cor Fourteenth and Market Streets.
ia7ea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
APleasant Occasion.

Last evening the employees OF the
Reymann Brewing Company, through
Messrs. Paul Reymann and ID. b.
Grimm, presented Mr.. Charles Smith,
of the malt department, with hand
some gold pin, in the form OF shovel.
The presentation took place at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Henry Bieberson, who
provided a fine lunch and otherwise
royalty entertained the party.
az HAVE every hope that the present year
will be without Strikes said well known
manufacturer yesterday, speaking on the
labor question. 1--WE did pretty fair bust
ness last year. But we had one little strike
which delayed our work and our contracts
and cost US all our profits for the year. II
becomes more and more evident 70 manu-
facturers that there should be no conflict
between labor aud capital. AL differences
ought to be settled by arbitration and
strikes never resorted to. Strikes cut both
WAYS, for they deprive men OF wages and
the employers OF profits. ! am glad TO see
the feeling of more friendly relations be
tween employer and employed manifested
in every import ant convention OF the trades
and unions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
DESUMED BUSINESS.

IL Thanks to Judge Cochran and supt.
Esyrs. who have kindly rendered US the use OF
Il. Co, TO carry Cd our business in until our old
stand Is rebuilt, We Viii stock up and resume
to-day. We invite our ola patrons and ali tue
public 70 come in or call Us by telephone Tor
anything they mas want in our line. With
thanks for past favors We ask for conttnu-
Ance. KIMBERLY & DAVIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08

OFFICERS.
Howard Hazlett Pres't. W. b. simpson,
Alex Mitchell, Treas. Edw Rober son,
w. q. wilkinson, sec'y. Vice Presidents.
BOARD OF INVESTMENT.
Howard Hazlett George G. hckown,
Frank Cruise. ID. l.. Ratclin,
Charles II. Watkins, Henry Deug.
SAFE-Money loaned on real estate at not
exceeding 60 per cent OF its value.
CONVENIENT-Bank opeu daily from ..
m. 10 D. IN, and on Saturday aud Monday
evenings. Deposits received from ONE Dnn
upwaros.
PRoFGTABLE-This bank has been paying
DIVIDENDS 10 its depositors every January aud
July since It's organization. talkslv Et-tffe -fxts
OF four per cent p~r annum, computed upon
their quarterly balances The last quarter OF
1891 has been exten- ed Co include Saturday,
January 9, 1872 Money deposited on or before
that day will share In the dividends or July.
1892. the same as IL deposited before January !.
iAleN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08

EloR sALE-CHEAP. AHoLD VIOLIN OF
Il Stradiavarirs model OF f7is For informs
ton inquire IL or address W. s, this Office.
laird
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
Proposals for Coal!

Bids will be received at the Office OF the City
Water Board until January 18th, 1872, at ls
O'Clock noon, for furnishing Clean, Run OF
Mine" and Nut" Coal for the City Water
Works during the year 1892.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
ell bids. THE CITY WATER BOARD.
ia5S1O.l2l5l7
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gtenmboats.


CTEAMERS FOR CINCINNATI,
- LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS,
New Orlesrs, and intermediate points. VIA
leave Wharf Boat zoo, Of Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted, a. follows;
r. steamer @EEYsJoSEs STATE
E3B.T. S. Calhoun. Master; Q. W..
KnoI. CIe;x; every Tuesday ats a "a.
g. steamer ANDES" y %. Cooper,
E1Z asfer: Al J. SlzFin, Clefy' every
Wednesday a. n n
-C Steamer III DSoS."J ,. kiii-
5ss.< son. Master; Dsn Lscey Clerk
sTrry Illrsdsy ats n IN
steamer SCOTIA, George W Row
t1A lev. Master; X r. Kerr. Clerk;
- "a ever saturday ats 70.
steamer CONGO "a. p. hzdSy.
.Eb master; J. wehrmsH. c,eSk: sysfy
k3s<& Sunday ats = m
gir,tcl.ss fare. wheeling % cI,c'nnsu, m
Rouni trtp. 5000 Meals ana s'Aissoen ~
rw-T,ckess s.snsfsrsbls and good sntil ss>d.
Yer FRIGHT or Passage spDly On board % T.
phone no caocgAzD 4 EooIlI. Apf4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08

For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neural
gia, Craup and Collie there is no remedy
superior to the genuine DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08

ChiIdrs7 Cry for Pitchers Cast0ris
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-03-12


One of the strangest businesses in
ancient Rome is mentioned hv .Iuve
nal i'll his Satires Ii consisted OF
buying houses on fire. The spccula
tor hurried to the scene. attended by
slaves carrying bags of money and
others carrying tools, judged the
chances of salvage and made Ind
to the distracted house owner who
was glad to accept anything a. "A
rule The bargain struck in all haste.
this earliest of fire assurcrs set ms
slaves To work and secured what he
could. Sometimes even he put ont
the flames and so made coup.
1t WAS a business for capitalists
but the poorest who specialized III Il
small way could hardly lose if he had
presence of mind enough To grasp the.
chances Thus Cato the Elder. and
above all. Crassus. laid the founda
tons of their great wealth He
gradually collected force of car
penters. masons and such artificcrS
slaves of course which reached 5an
men. Not only did he buy houses on
fire, but also. enlarging upon the
common practice. he made bId foi
those adjoining which stood in dan
ger. His proposals were commonly
welcome. we learn. 80 helpless were
the people and so great the peril BY
this means Crassus became the great
est owner of house property in
Rome. Chicago Standard.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-03-12
E.ARAssG,a;' :so... -.
SIsa$cHRBRN
THE HesslAN FLY.


PrevrntIses and Rcmedics-S Suggestions
Concerning the Seeding.
This is n small dark colored. two
winged fly. about one-eighth of an inch
long and shaped much like the wheat
nudge. both belonging TO the same order
and family of insects. The male Zig.
u Is more slender than the female Fig
q. which. when full Of eggs. slightly re-
sembles dimiuutive mosquito muder-
ately full Of blood. The life Of the in
sect in the adult stage Is short. the male
dying soon after pairing and the female
soon after opposition. The egg Fig.
3al is about one-fiftieth of an inch long.
of "A dull reddish color The larva or
maggoi dig. b. is. when first Matched.
of a nearly white color. with a tinge Of
red. but later they are very light green.
clouded with white. The pupa Zig
dl Is formed under cover OF the pupa-
rinm Fig 3cl. which last is known aS
the ''iiaxSeed'' stage. on account of its
resem 5lance to tlaxse "a in form and
color
The eggs are deposited by the female
very soon after she matches from the
"tiaxseed. on the upper side of the leaf
as a rule. as indicated in Fig. , This
task is finished i'll few days. after which
she dies. The young Matching from the
egg works its way downward. beneath
the sheath 10 its base. In the fall tins Is
just above the roots below ground rs
shown in cut at a. but in spring they do
not 90 below ground. AS "A rule. but stop AT
or near one of the lower joints. The ef-
feet of the naggots on the young plants
in the fall is fully illustrated III the st-c-