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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
he SAVED THE TRAIN.
Hut He Did Not LinR.r After Telling th~
Curious Wis story.


tprious Wis story.
The usual crowd were gathered to-
gether in the bar parlor. occupying all
the best seats. when Il little. weakcn-
faced mar -sealed in by the back door
and skunk into a dark corner.
That's him" said the unVrsmmat
ical loafer
Who is it, asked several at once
s'Whv. The chap who saved a train
from being wrecked, was the reply
Come, tell us all about il. they d.
handed. rs the small man crouched is
the darkness. "a IL unwilling that his
heroic deed should be brought out
under the glare of the gasiigh.
After much persuasion. he con-
menced:
1T was just such night a. this
bright and clear-and J was going hone
down the line, when, right before ne.
across the line. lay great beam. There
i. was. pale and ghas.iv "a lifeseSs
sody. and, light a. i, appeared could
not move IL A sudden rumble and
roar told me tia. the express
was approaching. and soon would reach
the fatal spot Nearer ara nearer -
came. til just as the train wss upon
me. sprang aside, placed myself be
tween the obstruction and the track.
and the train few on unframed.
The silence was ~ dense you could
have heard a degvdrop.
Presently some one saids what did
you do with The beam
Il didn't touch 1T, the small man re-
piled
Well persisted the questiensr. -
you couldn't lifs il and did not touch "a
how did the train ge- over it9
Why. den Z yeH see. sad the wssz-
ened one az be arose from hss srst and
sided toward the door, "the obstruG' on
was moon beam. and jumped 50 thas
vie shadow o. nav body took 10 place,
and
Bat luckiIv for him. he ~as os'sids<
Boston GIob~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
The Chinese Cook.

4 lady in Hong Kong engaged a
Chinese cook When the Celestial
came. among other things she asked
his name.
Nv name. " said the Chinausn snil-
ing. IS Wang Hang Ho-
oh. I cant remember AL that. said
the LADY 4 VIII ca Il you John.
Next morning when John came up q
get his orders he smiled all ever. and.
looking inquiringly az his mistress
asked.
TX hat il your nau1e@
Ny name Is Mrs MelviIl. .Ang-
do5
Me 20 mem bic ali that said ions.
'Chiuaman rs 10 savey Mrs. Megu be-
LandUu-I call you Tommy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
/. 3 Cts.
!.
The Peoples Column.

The Want CoiGmnS OF Daily Paper tell
you where is PAYS 30 advertise
Z You have anything 20 SJY, SELL
TRADE or BENT, Try these columns
Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken .o- less than lec-
Que line advertisements charged same
rate a. two ines
Prices given sntier classified; beads in this
column acpisIstfe only % local advertise
u1euts- - foreign advertisements taken al
above rates.
answers 20 advertisements sent in care 81
the EsoLs Office saorid ie called for within
ten days altar Insertion When advertisers
wish replys forwarded. 10 them stamped eayel-
op~S mus resent
Reference TO former advert.sern. nts should
give description md date CT insertion or copy
Of the advertisements should be sent
Not Responsible Tor advertisements given
or discon. in Ted by telephone
Classified advertisements viii be cents
Per line eacn insertion: average seven words
10 Inc. agate measurement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
TIE WHALE OF GREENLAND.
Its Curious Mouth. Strange Manner Of
Fre,iing IL Cubs.

MOUTH Strange VI
Feeding Its Cubs.
'sThe Greenland whale uever has
teeth bat once. and that J. when it j.
born. said a New Yorker who was fer
rnerlv q vhalsr Those teeth are milk
teeth. and when the young whale IS
weaned they do not fall out like q
abvs milk teeth, bat disappear by a D.
sorntion in the Jaw, ana instead % be-
Ing replaced bv permanent :eeth. plates
Of baIeea. or whalebone- arv subscitut-
ed for them.
In the seas where the Greenland
whale resorts the great ocJonods that
form the food e the cochelot whale
can not exist. and the ONLY iRha bjcants
Of those waters on which the whale can
feed are Of very small size. the largest
OF them not exceeding an inch IN length.
The coehelot whale would star~e 70
death even in the midst % the myria6s
OF he anima!cGiR that swim IN the
Arctic seas, for - narrow lower Jaw
and great teeth. set wide apart in II.
would be useless q the capture
OF sueh small pre- Great mum
bars of those marine nidgets must
necessarily fse taken % nourlsh -
enormous a creature a the Greenland
whale. and consequently the structure
OF the head must be modified as fzr as
concerns the portions 90 Z which are
used IN procuring - food. The skull =
exceedingly narrow and elo1Eate and
the cavity OF the mouta enormous The
two halves II the lower Jaw. instead -
l,einr closely pressed a gaiEst each Other,
IS IN me whale that has teeth. are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

LOOK here, he sad Indignantly 10
The man with the hungry COW. don :
you see that keep OF the grass sign
Yes
We'll yer COWS on The grass
Il know L mister was the placid
answer. Il know Jest Is well as you
do You see. that Cos~ can't read -
Washington Star
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
Rexnnnsi,,Ie rn.irinn.

Dashaevay-well. uncle. hare you
go . job vet?
Uncle Esouy Yes. sab I've got .
position as collector. ssh-
Dasha wa Nv hat are yen eolIscting?
Uneis Ebony-Is. coiiectsn. dc usoney
fer ny wite's w4shln bills, sal =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
~. Louis cram and produc-.

81. Louis. July Wheat cash higher. ep-
ioas firm: cash o-Asc. July sac august e4ls, Corn
higher; cash 3,jsc. July S,sec- September -.--1.
Jas higher. cs-h .Q;4c, July IL August - .
Rye QUIZ 45c bid. Barley. no market. Bran e..- ~
~ cas- track Pork quiet. new jobu.ng 10 ~.
Lard better - liza. Corn meal firm, II sal ~
Hay prime TO chO!Se timothy 81 Uyssls ". pFait ie
e. yU1Ia u Tor new. Butter urni, cetSe creamery
tGsuc, choice GA.ry i3eiIc. lays ~ for .OOi.
Nhe-t-hectipts aAtsA shipments 3ysA. CUFn-
Re- eipts S@u1s shipments 94JVV. s-Recel pis
= .JlU shipments :. 9sL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
Kansas Cry Grain asa Prodrc,.

KANSAS CITY. July 7.-whest u higher. No >
hare t5S&d6c, No. red tssss,C. Corn Ern3: NJ. =
n.aed 5Ss:iac, No. white =. e4i{C. Oats -Jruu
er. No. mixed 1teI-1aC; No. , white - lss- - rye
weak. No IiI. kiaxseed - Bran weak. a L4ac.
HAS steady ana unchanged; good to fancy timothy
S. tOel ~ ,E8itte s. 5las ~ Butter HTE4;
cry i6cEI.c. dairy 1879 loo, ESgs dGI and weak
g0isc.
y heat Receipts loo. shipments. s 0O0 Corn
Receipts. 2Jltg shipments iJ.UM Osts-tec~IpJ>
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
a BEAVER DAM.
How the Busy Workers Take Advantage
of Natural Helps.

of Natural Helps.
So long as warm weather lasts the
beaver lives an easy life. disturbed only
by the ungainly moose that wades out
and shares his crop of iily-stems. But
in country where the winters are Sc
we're and the snow piles up six to nine
feet on level he must prepare for the
future.
4 family of beavers, consisting. per
haps. OF a pair of old ones and their
children. have eaten everything in the
way OF bark that can be eaten. and
must change their quarters. Selecting
a stream where food is abundant, they
win build dam-for ready-inade
pond is, of course, not to be found every
dav
On these northern brooks alders
spring nd wherever they find foot
hold. often quite choking the stream.
Usually mere bushes, they sometimes
attain a height of twenty feet and a
diameter OF six inches, and take en-
tire possession. Such places a
beaver loves. for they furnish an
abundant building material. and
help TO hold their dams in place. At
the point chosen for the dam. sticks
are cut OF varying size and laid in the
brook. butts pointing downstream.
Others are laid on top Of these. not al
ways parallel but in everv direction,
yet moderately smooth on the lower
side. Dirt. sticks. and stones are
piled on top. then more sticks. until
L. N
brush and dirt the whole thoroughly
matted together
Groups Of alders standing IN mid
stream are taken in whenever il is pos
sible. and TO obtain the support Of
these. a dam NAV change its direction
several times. Freshets can not tear
them away. A the dam grows higher.
the water begins TO flow around the
ends. No the dam i added 70. DIT by
bit. until even in a small brook il NAV
reach length ef three or four hun
bred fsst.-in scIne places slight
ridge that one would scarcely notice.
in others Prete nti0us structure. svc
or three. and sometimes i've or six.
feet high over which the water
;ricsles-St Nicholas
There * nothing quite so interest
ing in this world a. other peoples an
faiTs.-Puck-
While d man j. watching bis enc
mics his friends get away with hin -
Atchisou Glooe.
Manga thought appears profound
because the writer didn't explain It TO
himself Truth.
We made our worst mistake when
we begin 70 correct the mistakes of cur
trends -Elmira Gazette.
Az amateur would never take part
in a concert II he didn't believe he could
do better than he really can
49, That young Nuchdnst has lots Of
horse senze Hov's that Never
bets 2 dollar on 'e11l Buffalo Courier.
With dudes "a plentiful az .hey are,
tie average society girl ought 70 know
a soft thing when she sees it--Troy
Press
-Tearher-@ when water becomes
ice. what = the great change thst takes
place Pupil I he change il price
--Det-uit Tribune
How He Won Her LADY Hcw
much are your straw berries Hncs-
s.er-. Two pints 10 tae quart Lacy
Give re al yozs have detroit Free
Press
Who are those girls playing tou--
handed pieces On the piano? One q
ts1.sza : the daughter 81 the hostess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

CHICAGO. July T.-Wheat-So. sprinr-Cssn
S. July "a. September tsSzc. DeceIubes Ia
,oru-NO cash aIasc. July siAs'. August siASs.,c
eeptem Der s2a4c. cats, No. cash -sa SsNSc. July
.slsc SEPTEMBER ia SstSAxc. rerk. cash SIS AEg
~ sflS July. ~l3 September 81 IN Lars. cash
St-i-ss43 % Juiy q 81 september sl3 Az October
$40 " Shoe; ribs a. i2s-t Ia. 81, Hls4srs q 100
~. Short clear - Stas - -0gar-Idt ioaf t5%U,
srAnulsted : 56c standard A sc. Butter >'et.
creamery idz Sc. DAIRY l.sii3Sc. -k-ss steady;
strl,Iy fresh l3!2 a lac
wheat-lseceipIs sa.S5a; shipments, s1gsl Cogn
-Rerelpts. ..S.SsG shipments l2i.4A Uats-Re
ceipts. Ia sSJs shipmet -, ls.,tsSl
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New York Produce and Money.

INV YoIiK. July :.
Coree-Spot Rio fTu1er and more active;No :. IIc.
>uEar-ke1ned steady. fairly active. Standard \
5@sc. cut Loaf I3-l6e4Gc graduated 5A.e5 I-iUc-
CottoR-DuiI. Mddiing uplands : i5-jtc. mid
ding Crieai- s-I6c.
Money on call more sCtive. ranging 6S2e per
cent closed ofel ed at per cent
Prime paper 6sG - pr cent.
SterlIBG exchange steady; sixty-Ga- bills 81 50.
- S. demand - cs1ses4 sial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE. July 7.-Coffee dFn. Rio and No. :
le1ac.
sew ORLEANS. July Cotton firm. Good mid
ding 75sc- middlng 1-l6c, low midGling 5-I5c
good ordinary 65sG.
BosroN. July ,.-Sants Fe railway 22ll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without tie use OF dangerous drugs.
Female A ilments in all forms. a. Leu
coirhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. n speciality.
Moles and Facial BlemisheS removed
INDECENT Ulcers aud skin diseases
quickly and permanently cnred
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and iu-
vited
Ofite open from o'clock a. m. until :
o'clock p. m, Sunday until l;30 O'clock p.
M Call ut office opposite Munson &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
III. following are the representative seIes OF hogs
at the Yards today:


First creamery &c. second Creamery Z0c, otht
grades -)c.
Chicken--Hens s3se per pound i've weight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

cloth = ve-y &c t~xtz-s = E'sss
f-oza tss ssrs = tsse f@rr .res-
r-als>er~y zr0sssg "a ~ a -
ss,szszls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
Wf1II anlf
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

!he Receipts Of Stock at the NichiSa
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, 40: Hogs o44
Shipments; Cattle, none; Hogs, o46.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
Local Grain ana Feed Marxet.
W iclti,a HnrSp Markc.-

wheat 70. 2 Sc. Corn SIC ost- &c. Baled
lay tI.Gs- Ground corn 45c. Corn ana oats
ufxe1 -, sc, bran &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
DR.. BENNETT.

CnreS Piles. Fis-
tula. FisSure and
all Gisea ses of the
rec!um 1t h o Mt
knife, ligature. cans
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO he paid until pa .
tient is cured.
Private DiSeaS-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
II ruragl In the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
Chanfauerz assemsly II winfield, Jun
IA - -.

The Santa Fe route vii sell tickets 70
winfield and SerUr.s At Csc ~'til tiH~-sa Irs3
fare Tickets so >sse JGa- - 70 Z. iac.u
siyx, With ina. lgmiJ : ily /
W .. MURDOCH
25tt District Passenger A.-us.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
DIR. Il. EMMA COBB,

Females and Childrens diseases specially
Ten+e Tor Indies during confinement. strictly pr
vafe hen desired. also permanent homes pro-
yiGed Tor children when desired Letters OF inCui-
y confidential and SSweItd promptly LONE IL
Ida a veLue Wichita. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
Another CT 20 Chicago.

The Missouri Pacific railway IS now sell
ir. tickets 70 Chicago and return for So
f5-Gooi TO return Nov. IL, 1855 =. Louis
and OF her points CORES qouuiDgly low
Worlds fair train leaves " ichita at ?
NJ. daily Cali at City ticket offies. ia
North Main street. dl3;k
Take stage at Noble for TecuElseh- Best
and shortest route w. SHEAEEa
Mauasser
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
WICHITA, July :.

The cattle market was strong aud Ice
sigher. There IS a good demand Tor
catcher stuff at good prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
wichita Mule Market.

Wichita Breadstuf Market.
Flsur-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 81 ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Main street
poi corner Second and Wichita streets
Z. bLECNLEV, p and 7. 4.
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REPREsENrATTvEsALEs.

HOGs-
The hog market was active and &c
higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

The Quorzrlons mere presented are 10 give the
Eippers idea OF the general range OF prices -.
;,stiye shipping Steers good 10 rNi 20 80 ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

t.OtNE NsfAD Ash East
No.g kaEsas CIV - Lua'-
and yhiC - v ord : Z All
lim ted. daily .---.--...--..-
SO. st.Ds1-d1 -Er4lt--
Denver and raVIt.C Co..
Express ia ...----.-.....
-. Kansas CiEy - i.OnI-
aui Nhi>s-1 IiZiEt eN
dasiy. ..-.....-.--. .-..-
No, d Accommodate.
caiiy. except smith,
SO5SG SOUTH.
No. 3. OklAhoEas anu Texas
express daily -.-.-.--.. .---.
No. ! hSu~a- tlIy -. { @u :
and CLiCa-o tAr01Gt Nlai
suu eS- daily --.-..-. -..-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

TiuE EABIE CHICAGO. HoCS ISLAND FAcsFic
EAH1VAv-
teG-s4t Hos. .>saud Eant- 80
In effect. cammeacirz 3L-sy st!l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

lf...astL ItC.tttif- ,is-fr "ii st fr.tf-- si
Pullman s'eaFer~ fr5H " lcStts 10 Kansas ttfy s1t
u cage w.tAogt Us4AuSs Afahs tail. s.Czets
sold Egsd ua=Eass checked ttTo'-g. 70 az 7oiHts
north. south and Ne-t. aid steamship itcss-s
sold ia AL EgroresU points as .JrTGsk rates Ntlf
icsvi ssEGe % EaSt lsGsss4a- svsEae. torser Aal
street. passenger ~tatio. c0rErt ECI@l.Ls AZ Ae14
avenues. lsisFhoEe -.
! Il tEITr lips. Ticket -.-a-
~ NEna 81 $ \. . = s = A. l----.-o- u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08
E4ILRO4D TFiEE TABLE,
AvcHIsoS. TOPEKA S SANTA re RR.
TRAIN
EoRrH ANp Est.

No. ] ives. bound also TO
Ellsworth daiiy............ ) - q N. > m
No. west bound also To
Ellsworth daily ...-........ % p NJ - m
No. east bound daily. 1880 q n H. - a m
No = east bound daily. iOS3 = II IL . 2 IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-08

~ -11,I--oTF BID RooN sTIr aNp oNs
Sia.sF .s~ise asScatns. taiI 20 ~ $ AeTssi
:. "a =
IsoI; Sst,F-A HIsH BRED JERSEY Gov +.
4 VITA nieSer css4t -ir-e hy registered s~sSe =.
2 shai{ ~ "a-tsss sTe
t,uts -Ai.l-A GOOD Bah oriFII CON gLETE
4 IL esd 5ucaslal iu Catlsfe4 - + i@%* fsflt
zud long ease. acdFs-r james bra+ iSss 81 =
ttatafis. q. 7
Isoe N.I.K-A COCO sLIAB COW efyisg
saen Esquire a. y. u. ssos, sss -iSs ae
+ <sssrst Bs@FT a<ssdi-@ tst5l tsse sV4i s-tAs~
AID d hes yssyerty as s3sBs casa A4ars-s ssps
= trsEktSrt, 4Sa
r--ot: SAIE-A BsRGAf@-t Ffw Stis - or
II s.ss. Il, fszgrh eatssas5 @sEE- ts'@ E.sF AZ
80 = asrs>s + y E&g.s 0ssSs
Loe sALE-A RksI etox TyPaTEi1ts
qa.rx 3. esssgng rsssa = tisae g1ts IS
: Ma -.T-F-5 sI.s.lSEl as1 pooIs TaRf.Fs
L ekssfx aaa - x~sss- CssaE Al 8ess1Es
ss2nses parsss. As = Sassn * So
tst,E7 ~xf-F--euoD DafHfUxoAT AAu s~H
j wssass IS lsss 10 sssA Etsfas 90 hs.1 ~.
WAssf Ard s-ssSssts -
r,s,tt S24ka sMAl.is 81 O, = gF bfefss $50
4 sxs4g~ss -!i ssvsSrr aaSzs - F4fs IL fzF
gas2 EzEss- cs-ss. E2ss4zrs = . ? ro.As = 80
r~aE -arE-AT EkgSssN sgs.p4E=
sa~fah8 gasns 81 y eNsa ssgrg assss Sac -
4 - ga ssss Gas lzastrsAss@f. ssssH~a Z
,ss2 Sssl- 9EIee- -
i.og s44x-asFs ~ kaF rfJ1 o. 8gcH
L ~ : feass essA- 80 Fss~ Nteata taS4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-11
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Committee Makes up it's An
nual Estimate Of COST.
A new COMBINATION APPARATUS
Recommended to be Purchased for
the Isiand-An Increase of the Sal
aries of Firemen Approved = Tho
Total Revenues Needed will DO
Nearly ifnot Quite $4,000

Last night tho Council committee on
fire department met The first business
done was to audit bills aggregating
$3.50 az. The bills made pile as high
as mans hat whom opened out for ex'
animation, and the consideration of
the items consumed q long time,
Three dozen aluminium wrenches for
the use OF the firemen were ordered.
They are lighter than wood and stronger
than steel,
Che matter of the annual estimate OF
the revenues needed by the department
was then taken up. The committee
recognized tho importance Of wise lib.
erality to this department of the local
government, and the fact that economy,
so called, which Injuries its efficiency Is
unwise. There were some strong argu.
ments on this line.
The chief told OF an accident in the
Eighth ward engine house, where the
horses stalls are beside the apparatu4.
One OF the horses got his foot through
a wheel, and then rolled over so as to
hurt himself badly. Tho chief recon-
mendod a new arrangement to place
the apparatus side by side in front and
the stalls behiud, as at the Atlantic.
The total appropriation estimated to
be needed by the fire department the
coming year approXimates about $4,000
This includes an increase OF the wages
OF Gremen to $65 q month, the same as
the police now receive. Mr. Milligan
made quite u fight before he got this
through. He first moved to make them
SO, but afterwards compromised onS65.
Twas decided to recommend the pur-
chase OF a new combination machine
for the Island. at cost not 10 exceed
$4,000. This consists OF hose wagon,
for use on plug streams, and chemical
engine and ladders. Island houses arc
not usually high, and are mostly OF
wood. Losses have been caused by tho
absence OF ladders when blaze started
on roof. The Island has the same old
reel she had when most OF the present
Councilman were boys, and considering
the vast increase OF population the COM
mitteemen thought this was not just
The new combination exactly meets
the Islands wants.
Two new truss ladders were recon-.
mended for the hook and ladder house,
at cost OF about $500.
AN ordinance will be transmitted to
Council this evening, for passage, pro.
hibiting vehicles passing over lines OF
hose when laid to q fire. Many times
hose are destroyed by this cause.
Repairs are included in the aggregate
appropriations to the amount OF 1000.
These are only those absolutely needed
on the vorious houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City anu Wheeling Folk
Abroad.


Abroad.
S. Reinheimer aud wife, OF Cameron,
and NJ. NJ. Comerford, OF Fairmont,
were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. ]. r. Cunningham, OF the Register
reportorial staff, resumed work yester.
day after being disabled since December
as the result Of an accident,
Mrs. William Morgan and her daugh-
ter.in-law, Mrs. Wallace Rowland. OF
Norristown, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Reu.
ben Ward, in the East End.
Mr.. R. S. Douglass, representing "Tho
Old Homestead" is here, preparing for
that plays presentation ut the Opera
House next Monday night
]. McD. Bryir, assistant general man.
ager OF the U. S. Glass Company, and
Col. Sam D. Hubley, OF Pittsburgh, are
among the guests at the Mcclure.
]. W. Williams, OF Weston; @. O.
Newton, of Grafton, and fifteen Nom.
bers OF the Devils Auction" company
registered at the Stamm last night.
Miss Donaldson. OF Mabono, Miss
Bessie Tarr, Samuel Caldwell, OF Wells.
burg, and Watt Foster, of Pittsburgh, a
jolly party OF young folks, were at the
Windsor yesterday.
L. A. Brenneman and Mrs. Henry
Young and son, OF Sistersville. Q. D..
Merrick and Victor Dye, OF Parkers.
burg, ], L. Conway and Denwood Cox,
of Pullman, are at the Windsor.
Mr.. William ]. Mason, who took the
part Of Toby in "The DEVILS Auction"
last night, is clever actor and an old
Wheeling favorite, having many per-
sonal friends here who were glad to
greet him once more.
James Forsythe, Mrs. S. @. McCor.
mick and John Stealey, OF Sistersville ;
W. J. Martin, of Kidwell; G. W. ivy
ford, Of West Union. and part OF the
"Devips Auction" company stopped at
tho Behler yesterday.
Miss Edith May Murphy has resigned
her position as stenographer and type
writer in City Solicitor Clark's Office
and will accept a like position at her
home in Wheeling. Miss Clara Stewart
succeeds her.-EaSt liverpool Crt0iS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-11
BISHOP sPAULDING
Hopes That u scheme for tho Opening
tho Fair OH Sunday Nny he Found.

Hopes That scheme for tho Opening of
the Fair on Sunday May he Found.
Chicago, April 10.-Rt. Rev. ]. L.
spaulding, Roman Catholic bishop OF
Peoria, who was at the Grand Pacific
Hotel to-day, was asked his opinion OF
the Central Labor Unions scheme IN
view OF the Worlds Fair Sunday clos.
ing to work at their trades Sundays
during the fair in order that they
might have some other day during the
week in which to visit the exposition.
Bishop Spaulding said: "If there is no
hope OF opening the fair on Sunday, l
can SEQ no benefit to society in Sunday
labor 1t would be demoralizng to tho
workmen and incidentally to society at
large. L hope some means can yet be
devised through which the fair will be
opened Sunday. There will be thou.
sands of visitors here and the saloons
and places OF vice being wide open
while the gates of tho fair are closed,
/ fear that there will DO cause for regret
that the exposition is closed"