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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

buneem tonnte er ME aud MUIR eineu
8ltd vlbr,r sroBen. muhtihparSan Mus
gen enhaiten.
.@Nm Der no4 mt6t ben Spleen
bat, 10 peubidTit Du ibm eepib basu"
meinte Misi.
gLls Mfat in bic 2aube Tam, po,Wfez
!anis ibren "ngliI4ar Shsotan obtog,
bliab iie nie a'ngsmuraelt it1ben, 1pas
bei benz ii6eurai4enben Mnhlid, tpslde,
|lit i9r bot, gar mlat gu perrpurb: pn
apalr.
Merant, bieEttn Die Mrme bes eng
ldnosrs felt umItlunsen. uno Elm @ez
gen oon &ii1f.n eryoB iid iibsr Ar CT
N1l1tes 81 IItht. Mts er enori9 aufz
t0rte, fat lie tnuis:
rNpb eineu @uB."
Mi5den bislt es nift IGnser aus;
tpie b'r Mirbsliptnb ting Il: IN Mu.
mas SKINNER uno ilIh,lte:
r9urrub, bic Statue lebt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
Scr MtntfertpeGiel 1T StalteN.

ga Der RummerprdI tbent 3anarbelz
Il, Der bon &ontg 9umb IT nit Der 8tlz
bung etnes ne1en Miniit ,riums betraut
tporoen 1T, sine 9aupsitiibe bes geitur5z
ten Cabinets .@iolttti mar unb auf biez
f'lbsn parlamentari I4en @ruppen an
gatuieien lit, tpie i:in 8organger, II
ldbt 'i@ leiht 'begreifen, baB elm iolAer
Minii terped1el, Der muir etnen perz
1pmnhpeda1el b,beut:t, bic OpppIition
ni4t gu Be l@tpi9tigen bermag, tpethe
@to1ittt itiirote, neil Tie sinen @YIt*mz
mediel foroerte. @s lit 1omit gang erz
tldrliH, tpenr bic &abelb.pei9m bic
Situattpn als cline Guberit 1dlpterige
be5eitnsn unb auf cine @rnsuerung,
Interchangeable Gortbauer Der &riIis
porbsrett.n. Sn io*dem san, piirbe
bic 8tlbuns zines neuen Mtniiters porz
ausitdtli4 entpeoer Grispt ob'r Rubtz
nj iibertragan tperben. Tim ben @rz
iteren 19aaren it9 bic Mitglieber BET
@inten, iptpeit |ite it@ als @esner b.s
bisberigen Mtnii RUINS bepieI en ia
ben, mabreno @ubtnt auf biz 70 Mbz
georbhste bsr &edt!eu 3dhlen tann
.3mi16en Grispt unb @ubini 1te6t Spnz
nino NIT leiren nn.ntgen Greunben BON
Centrum, bic ebenfaQs @egner @iolitz
tie uno 3anaro,Qis 1rn0. Mie mir
einer r0mi1ten @orr:5ponben3 entnebz
men, bat &ubint Der 9tebene Male auf
tnotr 1tem Wege etne 0eritGnbigung
mit @rispi geiu4t; |bo4 bieier bat i'm
u1rtpiqig 3uridgepieien, etngeoent BIS
bon &ubtnt unb bsr MeGten an inn
D:ribten 8erratbes. Den MmItp5 3u
Der iiingiten &rais baben bic CANT
1tanoole gegdbku. @as bisbe1igs Dtis
ntitertum tpar 3tpar an ben elb:n gan3
unl4uOotg, aber bic Menge bstiimmert
fi4 ni4t borum, bic mirtli@ @epantz
tportlthen beraus gu finoen unb be=
gnigt ii@ leiat NIT irgenb ,einem grade
bet Der 9anb beinblthen 5iinb.nbpd.
S talten 1T Elm 2anb, tpp bic @egieru1,g,
Die grade am &u6er lit, fir @les per-
a1tportlt@ gema&t !piro, 10 iebr, baB
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

man bort gu Iastn pRest: yGs rss'et
-Dtebsreeierunsen!" Mas tbun, 'l1'
~, permetoem, baBgbA Rrills etne ;pst1
manente bletbe9 Die .!glnsn tultrl9sn
ben Rrieg. bamtit lb.r Mtrth stltarll
unb has Nationalbepubt1ein ge9oDe"
uperbe. Mnbere eritreben 9oslas4ns
punr ;Dreibuub, UNI bic mslitarlaitsn
au ~reouaireu. GnbliA perla11gen Tle!t
stnen rsltei0ien Muflhpun9. Dar''
bus ,@smiNen BIS 2arbes ft9 dnoere'
9ou bisien bret To%roerungsn bat, ~
fenl6ar bic 2ebtere am tpenigften Mllsz
iitt auf GrFiQuns, uno man muB pa
rauf e.fabt fem. 6ab bic innereu Wtrs
rem Staliens fir ben 1rleoen @urnpa's
p.rBangnibpoll aperoen. 3. .GH, w.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

JVu&eN, VUUVCeWu pUH VtuS ultlCt
@eors's CM9r. Gbanler's Dtener) Ronz
munoo, In DaitI9o (SiibrFfub Der
@iambeniARette) berbIieben mar. Dim
%. Musuit befanbsn iif, Wer. G9anler
ano GiMltenont bon 90bnel au,i Sage
reiien uom Qager in Ben bDberen S6,is
len Der &orpg9i@: rss auf G~lepbantens
istae. @ie stpst 9err:n itaden eben
in biAtem Wa.os, ugs 2t'utenant bon
61bnel Elm @asborn @uf ii4 autommen
i1h. .Sn Der 9ofnung, b,m ,2bIere gu
<nttonrren, fii6rte Ct etnen Seitenz
iprlln9 GUS. boA folgte tas 9bier ieiz
isan 8epesuneen naa sno i'm nlditen
Mugenbltd fano er itd bur4 einen
,@tob mtt ber~s Sh1nuu3e in ben 8aap@
bineeitredt. 3unddllt periudJtt es bas
Rbinoc. ros mebrmaQ@, ben 10 @:trofsz
men NIT Dem 9orn' am rstten Oberz
4ente( gu faf1n. 1pas tbm ieoo4 nitt
9e.aa9, ba Ct f1a4 am 8uosn lag uno
audi alrsni4. Gor ittsb es narr nit Der
@4nalSe on Dem 'rlebten be-
pum uno fiibrte 3uleBt nod einen heftlz
g>n, ffIpertn SAlug esg'n ibn aus,
t~porauf bas 91bter, 14einbar befrieoiat,
I9naub-ab baponging. ,9D6nel erbob
fb9 nun unb tonnte gu liner 8eru9tz
gung ieb'n, baB feline &nuu1ea 9ebroz
:tAt mar; Der id,:pere @Nutosrl1uit
gtpas1 i'm i:bo4 3wut Ntecerasgen.
Mr. @ban..er mar snige Minutsn ipdz
ter 3mr 'Stel1e, enttleipete unb mu14
ben W:rlebten unb ton1tatirt: cine groz
BE @ibpunbe. Der Miidmur i4 tpurbe
mum angetreten, trobei 90bn.l getragen
tp'rben mubte. PIN Is. September erz
rei9t, bic tGeine #ara4pane bas 9ullpt=
lager in DaitIfo. Ma9renb Der @eiz
fe mar bief tbe 'pobl MgliH etnz, otter
ouH ,mehrmnas bon MasA0rn,rn 6etdz
itigt unb bic 2eute tonmt.n ii4 muir NIT
Tptb r,ttsn; ell Moln tpur0: [ogar gez
t0btet. Der @.rtpunbete 1elbit f@mebte
tpdbreno bes lebten MauT4es in 9rober
81 abr, a6erm1ls Dem 9orne ines
ipc4:m Spheres gum Opfer au fallen.
0as If mani 'ttnawbenoe &6inoceros be-
fanb m-tptynob( pun DuBenoen bon
@bii1en begruBt-nur bier @4ritte
BON bei1en 8ett'', az e5 ibm einfel,
cine fdrarfe Wsnoung gu ma&en uno
b~apon3ueilen. Sn Daiti@o bs1ert:
fi4 p. 90bnett's 3uItanb. Dim 81. Sepz
Timber trat b. 909nel, bon @banler's
Diiner eelsitet, be Miidrei|e an amuo
tuaf am IA. Ottober nah elmer b0dbbIt
miipeoollen Reii: in Der I@otttiAen
MiH 'iaas itation bon Rr6ur3i Elm. BORT
erfraute ii@ Der trunte Off3ier Der auf>
merit amiten pflegs.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
Gin atrttanttdes Sa8aabenteuer,

Dis politii@e &orrelponben8 beri@=
tet ii6er einen Sugpunfaa, Der benz
Mfritaretienoen S@tHsliautenunt ,.
90bmel 5uesftdben UT, Gol9'nbes: Sin
9betl ber unter 2eitung Mr. @banler's
unb bes Mtsutenants bon
906nel itebenosn Mfrifa4@rpebition BE-
fanb fida am %. M11guit b. S. bel g.
ia, am @iioenoe Der 8pro9hizRette, stz
tpa 100 Seemetl:n int Nprben bss Sc
mia, unb par auf Dem Weg: nu9 Supz
tana, tpo 9ragtbisre einestauft perben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
Gin 41frifaner 1ber 8erlin.

.Mer nidt nn9 8erltn 9etommen 1T
dber nidt paH Berlin gebt, benz lit
ntdts gu 9beil 9:tporbsn; ct 1T, ME
tpenn Ct nodt9 nt3t geboran tpdre, mod
bat er einen Namen in Der Welt." @o
buidt Elm @frltaner, Mmur bin Naiur
IL Om:irt, Der junge 2ebrer tbes Sua=
beli am Seminar fir orientali1h:
@pra9sn 3u 8erltn, in ieinsr 2s.bensz
gei4:4k, bic fir fem, &anosleute in
@anflbar beifimmt lift, gs1eg:ntli@ feline
Bapunbera1ng iiber @erlin:r 0erbdlt=
nii1e aus. Dr. 6. g. 8Ittner bat
bic 2ebenSg!19i9te 1einem 1oeb:n Bel
Omit Gelb,rAg ln'erlhienen:n intez
refanttn Werts r0teoer unb @el9ihz
ten b:r Sua6eGi" beigefigt. ,Mmur bin
,MaIur i4reibt, u. o.: rllnb in ar ben
Sugen, bic i@ bort setpeI:n bin. babe
iH ibiaIe rnie(en @eut: &c sben, uber i'd
bab: ,mi@t einen eit3igen init 1einem
Naditen aanten 91aben, ni@t an einem
Sage; ieben, ben i4 geieben bub:, fab
i'd bel ieinem l@eIhGft, 4pte er es nit
@ifr tAat. Mu4 Babe i1 teinen @ma=
ben iiber fets Subren pbne 8:f91fti=
sung gel Jben; ieben, ben Du iieBIt,
tpirit Du feb:n, Nmte er ettpas gu t9un
bat; alro 1per nihts gu tbun fiat, ben
.brtn9t miami ipgleb4 auf bic Reiie, unb
tpenrr er nibt ,aAuF bic @:tle gebraht
4pirb, mub er 9ung:rs iter6en. limb
bic 2eute bon bier lernen ale m0gli4,n
@eldaifte i'm '6er Meft, a.nb ieb. DIRT
Der @iK sn1tuft tenren bic bieitgen
0e1te." Soon ben @truBen iagt er:
rWas bic Mese anbetrift, 10 1T thre
8reite flint &Gafter, unb lire 2Gng'
Mt, 10 Nmsit bas Meni9>mauge rei4t.
limb ber Weg, ing biz 2eute g'ben,
lit belonoers, uno Der Wes, tpo bic
@ag IN fa4ren, 1T audi .b,i onoers, mnb
oi:ie Mege iieHlt bu ale Suge tpie einen
Sptegel, unb es itnb Qeut: ba, abltd1tz
1tb UNI iie gu fegen, unb in ieoer Na4t
tperben iie eefsgt, uno a1nt.r bteien
StraBen babe hb teine 9e1eben, bic an
osrs apur, IL paren ale gang gleih.
limb uuf biel en- 5trabe limb 3ampen,
ulrrb bic cine Gampe brennt tmmer nod
(bei1 er, als bic anb:re, unb bel e @tru=
BEN finb ni@t bonn t~teinen, au4 midlt
BON 9roben Eteinen. Die Struben
tperoen 5uer It mutt Stid.n b:lest un6
buna& nit Sbeer unb berna@ nit Sat-
be, rpno ipenn ou iie anite66t, iinb Se
tpte Sebo,, unb i9 babs ntemals iplAe
@trnben mie in Berlin ge1eben. limb
mas bic 3ampen bon Berlin ambetrift,
10 fiebit but i, i:be Mabt brennen, aber
jA babe tein Sel geieben, ullb tetnen
@ampenaniteder, bu fiebit ite eben brent
men; unb in ieoem @au1s 1tnb me6r ala
fiiuf3i9 2ampen Dertbetlt; unb bic GAM
3, @tabt bon 8>rlin leu4tet pte etne
2ampe apnb apenm Monoi4ein tpirD.
merit bu es nimF Dor Der Menge be1
Gampen. - unb In Berlin iiu6 bie!t
@riid!n unb @@if:, aber Berlin III
elm Geittanb, ni@t eine SSniel, unb Il
lit iebr i40n buniu, ni9t EbdBlsb. Mbe,
bas MaNer pirb E1rt tpis @tein, uni
bic @ei4idten i'm @inter iinb bie1.;
tpenr Der &egen fommt, bann fdqt e
tpie feline @teine, urb a9uberer &e9er
lift apia RotoSnubdAnibel."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
The pnrnnn murder TrlnL

After tho lapse Of nearly a year the
trial Of Lizzie Borden for tho murder Of
her father and hor stOpmothcr has
begun. Persons familiar with local
sentiment think II will DO difficult to
get q jury. The murder happened in q
reading community, and people who
read arc likOly to form opinions.
II they have formed opinions from
what they have hoard and read and arc
nevertheless opon TO conviction, 60 that
they can ronder q verdict according to
tho evidence, thoy aro competent Jurors.
But Jury duty is a thing which most
mon avoid when they eau. In addition
to this is tho growing sentiment against
capital punishment, likoly to DO In.
creased in this case because tho accused
10 a woman. No murder. In recent years
has attracted moro attention than this,
and the trial promises to DO one Of tho
most interesting
borden was rich old man whose
daughters had no enjoyment Of his
wealth. lilo lived 10 add to his largo
fortune, estimated at more than half u
million. lle kOpt one servant, but hla
daughters were Ito real household
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
THE ANTITRUST CONVENTION
Meets in Chlcago-Tho Work of Organiza.
ton.

Meets in Chlcago-The Work OF Organiza.
ton. I
CHICAGO, June 5.-The antitrust con.
ventiort which met at Apollo music hall
was not imposing as to numbers but 1t
was a representative ono and its mem.
bers were full Of enthusiasm and deter.
mination.
The convention was called to order by
Governor Knute Nelson, who read an
address in which he gave history OF
the antitrust movement in Minnesota,
which had resulted in the call for the
convention.
Governor Nelson dissected the sher-
man antitrust law which he said was
but IN experiment. and one which had
resulted in no practical good. The law
is weak, no said, because it does not
define the crime. "What is needed"
said the governor, sis u law which will
enumerate the acts OF tho trusts which
are illegal. It ought to prescribe o
short and simple form Of Indictment.
The legislatures OF the different states
must BIO looked to for relief" The ques.
ton OF credentials occupied much OF
the conventions time. The committee
on permanent officers recommended
Governor Nelson as permanent chair.
man, Edward S. Meany, of WASHINGTON,
for secretary, and j. Z. Morton, Of Ken.
lucky, for assistant secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
LoKELETs.

A man in Indiana has just died from
excessive tobacco chewing. The music
at his funeral should not be a dirge but
an over.chewer. Rochester Democrat.
The Philosophic Begger-He displayed
on his breast a label worded as follows;
"po not be ashamed to give me only q
half.penny-I am blind"
The lawyer with aspirations for seat
on the bench never feels hurt when his
friends finally get him into u trying pc,
tion.-BnBdlo Courier.
Tho recent bust of ex-secretary Foster
wasn't u satisfactory one, but his cred
itora arc inclined to make the best Of it.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The object OF first suspending DR..
Briggs is practically to cut loose and
drop him.-PhiiddelphtG Record. :,
No difference how you play the game
Of lilo. you are euro to lose.-AtchiSOp
GLoN.
Tho work OF a chef in 4 big hotel nee
qssaIily covers wide range.-Hotei
World.
The man who makes wood cuts is O
clipper sort Of fellow Yonkers Gazette,
We don't envy the alligator although
he has . great snap.-E lmira Gazette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06

drudges. He had a second wife with
whom his daughters were not on good
terms. Ono OF the daughters is in no
way implicated in the murder, for she
was absent ut the time 1t was commit
ted.
old man Borden and his wife were
murdered in their home in broad day
light. The other persons known to be
in the house at the time were Lizzie Bor-
den and Bridget Sullivan, the servant.
Lizzie Borden gave the alarm, saying
that her father was hurt or dead, It is
not certain which. Mrs. Borden had
been murdered upstairs, the old man
downstairs. Lizzie Borden had mo-
tive for the crime. The death OF her
father would bring her a large inherit
apce, The stepmother being dead,
there would be still more for the daugh'
ters.
The motive and an almost imper'
ceptible spot Of blood that may have
got on her dress when she went to the
side OF her dead father, are the chief
grounds for the prosecution, Before
the young woman can be convicted
there will have to be much more con-
vincing proof OF her guilt, The case is
full OF mystery and the trial will be full
of interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
Straw.

METZ, June Sat q meeting in this
city yesterday scene occurred which
showed the resolution OF the German
government to suppress any agitation
in favor OF the severance Of Alsace.Lor-
raine from Germany. A socialist
named Schleicher was presiding at O
meeting of socialists. He began to read
u letter from Herr Lebknecht, the well
known social democratic leader, on the
restoration Of the freedom OF tho Reichs.
tand. Tho police authorities interfered
aud forbade Schleicher to proceed with
the letter. The audience at once pro-
tested and the meeting became disor-
derby. Tho police thereupon dispersed
the assemblage aud arrested several per-
cons who were most strenuous In their
objections to police interference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
personal POINTS.

Lieutenant Thorwald Fritsche, of the
royal British navy. who has come to
this country for the purpose OF begin
ming three years service in the Amer
tannayy, is said to DO the first naval
officer OF a foreign power to receive per-
mission to enter the navy OF the United
States.
Interest in Vienna Just now centres
in the visit OF the sultan OF Johore, to
whom his apostolic majesty has given
an unusually cordial reception. There
have also been great festivities at tho
court in honor OF the grand duke OF
lIesse.
Rov. II. s. Thompson, pastor Of a
Methodist church at FELTON,, Del, hay.
ing been disabled by Illness, Miss
Thompson, his daughter, preached for
him last Sunday morning, and his wife
lcctured n. the evening service.
Clark Carr, of Galesburg, ILL.,, late
American minister to Copenhagen, has
received a handsome silver fagon from
Prince Hans, general in the Danish
army and brother of King Christian.
The sultan of Turkey is said to be an
excellent pianist, and spends five hours
every day practicing. He devotes a
couple OF hours daily to teaching his
daughter how to play.
Admiral Gherardi,s father was a
Tuscan who helped to fight for the in
dependence OF Greece.
Edwin Booth made his debut in q
speaking parton the stage when he was
only ten years old.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
.LASSlYUDE ON SPRING.
Cause Of This Plainly Explained
by DTS. Copeland, Bell 8 Davis,
DonOt Allow Yourself to Got Into an In
durable state by NeglOotIng Your Cold
but attend to it at OnOO-BOgln Treat
ment Now-Heod the Warning signs

Spring appears to have fairly come yet Tn q
last coldd you contracted still elings to you
doesn't III In fact It "a even more annoying
than It was during the Indictment weather.
You awaken with bad taste IN your mouth
aud your nostTiIs tightly stopped up win psic
substance, aud your throat easily Ills up ana
you have to cough and spit to clear 1t these
mornings,
Your appetite IL weak and variable ana you
have headache easily,
Your whole system Is weak and lGpsuid-you
feel "Gllwsshed OUT ...o,,,,,o
You had best have that cold aud throat tlogptu
cured. That Is what u causing your weak aIPs'
tlte TheSeGSon has looiGned up your caA H. -
that's what that lingering cold lnl chokeu "
head mIans-iust inclpient cataFFh' Ana W. w,
catarTh Is affecting your misunderstanding TN
nasty taste IN your mouth IN the morning., ilu
pairing your digestion Gnd 50 making you leel
niserabiy aud URIl out OF tx" lfyopr appetIe
was good you would be- all right soon -,
4 months pleasant treatment now VIII GolleGI
IN vlls and tone you up. II may take ioHgeL y
YOU let tho matter 60 DrJ, Copeland, teil nu{V
Davis, No, ll9l Main street, arc the leaalns, spe
cialists OF Wheeling. Their total charge iot
mouth for treatment and medicines y oniy %
Perhaps You had better 30 nnd tax WIN lhvn
Hundreds OF people hlVe publicly said lnell
skin is wonderful. aud they VIII not charge YOU
for consultation aud Sn opinion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
Tho Strike Reversed.

Seventy furniture manufacturers Of
Cincinnati, all in the city except two
have closed their works and locked out
their workmeu. This is their response
to certain demands OF their employees,
One OF the demands is that the manu-
iacturors shall not sell goods to persons
employing non.union labor. Two thou
sand men are thrown out OF employ
ment by this action.
The lockout is the employers strike,
Against the union Of the wage-earners
it presents the solid front Of the united
manufacturers, Employers have learned
tho lesson from employees. The strike
is kind Of force. So is the lockout,
Neither affords the best way OF getting
along in business.
A better way than either is for both
sides to drop the idea OF warfare and
to treat their interests as business in
terests, aud when they cannot agree on
tho main question to agree to arbitrate
their differences. This is a moro civil
lied method than the strike and the
lockout, 1t is better for the interests
Immediately evolved and better for
the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
A RAILROAD COMPACT.
Two Companies want to Construct Track
GU the Same Ground.

Two Companies want to Construct Tracks
GU the Same Ground.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
continues to improve its facilities and
branch out
Its latest move is to double track its
line between Martins Ferry and Bridge
port, and it has commenced to do this
at great cost. A pile driver and u large
force OF men arg already at work, hay,
ing commenced at the 4Etna mill, and
good progress is being made. The sec
ond track will be on the east side Of the
present one, and a trestle work will BIO
built all the way from Martins Ferry to
Bridgeport for this purpose. The tres
tie will be the very best that can be
built aud will cost between $500, 900 and
100000, and probably more. IT being
on the east Of tine present track Will
place it nearer the river. and this Will
necessitate great outlay, and only the
best material will be used, 80 as to make
1t durable and absolutely safe. The
second track will be the main one and
will DO used largely for passenger busi'
ness, to which the new management IL
giving so much attention.
The present track will be used almost
entirely for freight traffic, After the
trestle has been built the work OF filling
will DO commenced, and both will DO
filed US if tho two tracks had been put
down on solid earth.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
people claim that incTeasing business
demands another track between Bridge
port and Martins Ferry, and that they
would have built the second had the
Wheeling & Lake Erie never thought
Of extending it's line down along tho
Ohio river to Bridgeport and Bellaire
Many persons believe that the Cleve.
land, Lorain & Wheeling is doing this
to shut out the Wheeling l. Lake Erie,
but this seems hardly probable.
The Wheeling 4 Lake Erie continues
10 get right Of way, in the meantime,
and is not sleeping, Its right OF way Ia
on the east OF the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling in most places, and the two
have collided in tho lower end OF Mar
tins Ferry, whero the Wheeling & Lake
Erie has condemned what the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling people claim is their
right OF way, and will endeayor to take
possession. This matter will come up
in court at ST. Clairsville to-day, and o
good stiff fight is expected. Duncan
and other attorneys will represent the
Wheeling & Lake Erie and Mr.. Lessick,
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling solic-
itor, lately with the Wheeling 4 Lake
Eric, will be assisted by Tyler, OF Cleve.
land, and Kennon, OF ST. Olairsvllle.
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stationed in Mergui for Malay.-Bang-
kok lSiam) Times.
During the early history Of Ken
tucly," says the New York World, 'the
Indians traded silver bullets to the
whites for lead bullets. Uncle Sam Is
trading gold coin to the silver mine
owners for silver bullion. He is max.
ing even worse trade than did the In
dians."
Glare May KiYian, an infant born at
LeominsteT, Mass, May 20, has the dis
tinction OF having been photographed
seven minutes after birth. This is de-
yelopment OF the snapshot idea such as
likely to appeal to the heart OF every
fond mother.
Devils mountain" north OF Mon
trea, known To biologists as the
trembling mountain" is gradually
sinking into the earth's crust, the
trembling" "quaking," "groans" and
noises" reported being the result,
Solomon Jones Homer, full blooded
Choctaw from the Indian Territory,
who il the best speaker in the senior
class OF Roanoke college, Virginia, will
deliver the Valedictory at the COM
mencement OH June 7.
tits getting to be the fashion to adj
dress and stamp envelopes on the back
With the direction across the folds, the
letter cannot DO opened by an unau-
thorized person without the fact being
detected.
A visitor to the Worlds Fair who
was caught flirting with one OF tho
pretty employees has been fined t$5
Even flirting has to be paid for at
pretty high rates in the white City"
The largest cut stones in the world
are In the Temple of the Sun OF Baal-
bee Many are more than 90 feot long,
20 feet broad and of unknown depth,
Aluminium is being utilized in Ger
many for mems neckwear, and is be-
coming popular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
On with the Glorious Fourth .

1t having been found impossible tc
secure the necessary number Of guar.
antors for the production of The Last
Days Of Pompoii, the Columbian Fourth
Of July celebration as originally de-
signed by the chamber OF commerce
will be carried out.
AS n handsome display Of fireworks
is included in the Pompeiian spectacle,
this part Of the Fourth of July pro.
gramme proper would have beon aban-
doned if Pompeii had boon produced.
Since that is not to be tho committee, OF
the chamber OF commerce will endeavo,
to have on the night Of tho Fourth Of
July such an exhibition of fireworks as
has never been seen in this locality.
The work OF arranging for tho cele-
bration will now be taken up actively
in all its branches and pushed to d
handsome success.