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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

NHw Yoxx. Aue. "A lsttef has been
rsestvsd hsrs from London In reference
70 Charlie 4itehstl's condition. Il says
that Mitchell and HE friends are located
q Brighton and thas the English champion
nevss Appeared - bstter advansaes or In
nnes condition than at present Mitchell
y quietly training. although he prstends
that he b not. The corrsspondsnt says
the fEiends Of Mitchell say that Hall and
NcAuli0s viii b his seconds. He he's ~
duesd his weight from I'D 70 80 pounds
and he b - ntmble . cat and q hard .
0n3la
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

t,xs MoTxEs. Ia. Aug. a-6cv. Botes to-
dsy wrote . letter 70 Chairman Fuller. Of
tl, Democratic state central com mistee.
r.sstiveiy rsfus,ns 10 b acandidase for
denomination for governor. He says hs 10
Cor .ciensiously opposed 20 third term in
oy,es and thinks IL yioiasivs Of veil.
established president and one that would
rssssl, di.assrousiy 70 his party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

AssUns PARK. n. J., Aug 3-Jsmss J.
Cosbett arrived here tonight He was &C.
companisd By Manager William A. Brady
and his brothsr. Corbett will take ft easy
for two weeks and will then 90 into train
Ing for his fight with Mitchell. The
champion VS. gives big reception at the
hotol toniRhe
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a Pest Tssr- Yses-OIa Tresses.

sfunois. Mich, Aug. SIN the tsots
hess today Belle Flower. California
msss. mads . mile In 2:i29<, the fastest
titsss for . l-year-old this year.
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lIlITACOMAREGATTA
10 nrstions Completed Tor tho
Races On Saturday.
coUasE AND TIE MULES.
IS roono Yo1ho 0evoA0o Aoo0n
80 DsSsse = EnoaauA Wsesss
- - - Aess1GnA

49, Dsssss >
- - - Aesa1GnA
2
-
< So ,
~ ~ - ~ !. -.
III o. the 4eeoae ~ Sses
1ny's regatta which = % D
1g ths rules q { hs NosshSsssssn
f1121 YachsiDG A0octastcn. has
y the s s.s.ss. s =. = ::
- '. - '"s
4 q ysalows;
- = the classification q yachts:
yachts over - ~ and noe
~ r 16st, corrected moaDufeOent
nl1nsk
3 70 yachts not exceeding = let,
S.. UeGouremsnt. standt10 ballast.
81 ~ yachts over p teet and not
s. - = 1T, cofrecssd nAeassremsut
& 6oll.e1..,--~e
ss3 .-AM y.s sh;Ssss~ sei,sse
8 J. 3 80. S.s-..- u ~-u-
- ouvssn,n9 ase paFssA = s0A'0.s'
60 xL-Ths measussneat 9 yachts
nSS h thots tood water line With one-
n 81 ososhane, fore ana ast, odded-
5 '<sSs ,seeso1e ~ foot Of coeysesed Deas-
ssSS1sS1e - uouttcol mile.
- v,-eoeeiou /. Yachte b elaeoos I
Ee1 4 40 hneipg sace. koop thetr 6ooso
- 80 ko1khe1ds standinGs ana trim
SIS~ - ioo1 Urlght shall ~ allowed mp
r U.s p ise Starting signal, but MOI
4 ~ $3.50 q Yachts In siaasee end
/ { may - $500 eaIiass. oet &c nsusss
ehah - .ss .se'..S. ~. -.
80 sses.s =. 3 Hsch vsch1' = sii
s..s.s. Nm krins hack "a refSone che
sss.ssS .sitk. ~ - oatri9eer ballast shall
r. ei1owed g any yacht IN any ela0.
q CoUnss-Aseon - imaginary hns drawn
- buoy No 70 lnoee Coess snenoe
- 1870 S 8.
49,. S.ss;s ssasheass = ~ eronnX
> - r. Z: fhe1ce cart southeast % ana
SS1kas tire drawn from buoy No. ! 10
*l 1ns hoak Total distance, l7k miles, o.
nesltcai miles.
~ seastine signals are - follows:
preoesstorv sixnal-Oue long blsst from
1900 from tudses' boas and blue AaG dis
ogsd rom bcas - signal for al boats
aeeroscn me ssarssnE line. Ihas aae
6sstns signal--Thres long whistles snd
aa9 displayed ten minutes. Two
~ indicat<s the time for crossing the
y los elspsed, and all yschte crosstn9
..las 'lns s!'ss sne sw0 Ione csas.s s ~
49, A.. 49, ' -
8 5Issvs . and { mu,t h paa,ad an the
- s(de
- eo,. n. I'll, ~ In sha share a. : sour.
sSSiii.nad kite Rohertaor,. NO. vili l.
- ~ ,.rds,,o,,. A., ths r.cs
r - vsrht. ~ill 4. 1900 over "a ths
I.s Yacht Climb. hor.. vhare ann.
"a, -iII \. 1890 .rd 49,. v,il h. :
- sct.,..irme.t ~ H.istn.d n
~ s...tt. corn mitt.s IL. r.ceived Ieee.r.
T1s cecr,tarv rr.rch ~ ths eeattle
~ Cinh. sscr.t.rv Ions. az tha po,t
1raend cInh. secrssarv camveli- AZ
~uAsven. Of IN. intsrnasiona Yaoht,ns
Srciatior All 80. no. mueh intsrset
lsnife,,sd g. the rsgatta ana that :
~ minnie, az boats Viii - rresent
~.
(s..,.,.u.,.. v.ln,. o...s. r.
Xora. Amer,c.n Eds~ II. Rirnie
& ] Idlewiid.
haacostss--ArieI and Progress.
Ioft TOunssnd--Hsttis Belle and IRAN
~ uns, ~ M
-. -. -"
s..S oosusy ~ s . ss y s.Nv
~ ~u oe w .s'.vs - -. $3.50
sss ."s '~us ssos. wy 49, css.s's
.s .ne McL.u GUY . 49, =
a'eho 'ons. ou' zap. INV c.vy ~
saavs the matter OF length. ana enter me-
sannAsv.. vs,r;~ ana Cant Tnvless fsr.c,e
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Eas IsAscrsco, Aug A-Seoss oftoaay's
eaHes:
6ssrsmsnso 9. base hits 10. errors o. Oak
Leaasoaugh and 6wst; Hornsr and
CoIs.
Les AxeELA Cal, Aug. 4-eooes q
today's Cams:
Los AaGelss q bess hits II. errors 3; oan
setsss-Baiss and spiss; Knsll and Lob
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EsHt Sunday aftsrnoon the Seattle
IssEasssrs Mill cross bats With the Stand
ards - the Went Seattle grounds. The
nassss Of The players In their respective
positions viii b . foliows:
EsAndards-Stone, first base: Watson,
secand base; Cairns. pitcher; King. catch
err a. Cummings. third base; Considine,
shessstop: =. Msiina. right field; A. Ma
lina. left field; Larkin. center deid.
Inhmaters-R odgsfs. first bass: Biondo,
sscssd ease; Clancy. pitcher: Douehsrty,
casgasr: C0nneli. third base: Warner,
shsesst0p; Slack, right Geld: Harris, left
dei;a.:: Moon, csnssr held.
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SWHANY

7is Frsnt -. seattle. wash,
Unioa Blsek.
1nis learned anA skSlissa specsalise fsmeeiy -
The city 81 Phashsirhta. Pa. ~ gTaduaae ffom
arsgulaR college " medicine md saryssy DipaonAs
and liceuss hang % tbs vallp At hss oGaea AAay
pisais and seven ysass os pract,os On the Pacific
coast thas CHALLEN0Es THE wORLn Hs
puhiishas no namss a patien0 nor their dr.
easeA but cures Them. and u any oDs In need ce
his services doubts hts ability ~ desires re.es-
epcoe hundreds 81 geuoino toosimoatals ose on Me
In his ONCE and they ean aiso - referred pseson
any % many pRomineas men ard women IN
Tits city who have received his tssasmsas
Whsa Gil eshsrs SAat consult Mn.
Peor treated fPss ever HflAay amer
noon ffom % =.
CATARRH nsas Iss: s.d s 81 alss:sss e
feeding the bowels stomach. &C.: diasvhsa dysesr
e. !. % ss 8
BLOOD AND SKIN s s,..s':s p,s sss::
and III ison6ies arising from an impsss State q
he HOOD completely eFadicatsd froea The syss-n
KIDNEY AND URINARY s wsas
palm il eide. abdomen. bladder. sediment In urina
bFickdust or white: pain while urinaking. ffs.
enency q: B!igh.'s diseases snd III dissasss q
PRIVATE S q. sss:s ssso ss sygs,.
hssnlA rupsnrr. quickly cured wtthous palm o. d.
tentioa from busiaesA
LOST MANHOOD nse . a, &c ssi ss:s
Of yoUMo AND MuDpLE-AaRp MHx. specialsy.
The swfai effects Of early indlscssttoas. produor
ing weakoesA HEnvOus DDnILftY. night ennis
stons exheusttng dsatns. pimPieA bashf0aess. los
Of enefg y weak meas az both b0dy and bsAiu unit
ting tor study. lusIness and marriage. treated
with never failing success Oct curod and - . man
TAnfES II you are suffering fkom possiseeas
LA headaches painful menssruasion.
loucorfhHo whites utoleeAblo itching, Alsplaco-
ment IT the womb any other dioteeaning ailmeat
peculiar 10 your 80. you should call on nR
sWEANY without dslay. He cures when others
TAIL
WRITE your troubles Y living away from
W IA - the city. Thousands cured NJ home
BY cosresrendenca end msdtcinss sent sscuss
from observation
a valuable '-0U1DE TO HEALTH mailed
FREQ 20 persons describing their troubles
Ones hour. 70 ~ . M. . % cd - Q p n
SundAyA 10 70 ~ o. m. only.
CAUTION -A6drees all iefteFSt0
DIR. LEvERETT SWEANY,
us Front g.. Union Block. seattle waah.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

DIR. Fredericl; A. Cook, who recently
returned from n trip Of exploration in
Labrador, brought with him two Eski'
mo children and fifteen Eskimo dogs.
DR.. Cook has quaricrGd the children
and dogs in his home in Brooklyn, where
they are visited by many people daily.
At New Castle, Pa, the Pittsburgh 4;
| Lake Erie railroad, the Etna aud Rosena
| furnaces and other establishments asc
dispensing with Italian labOrers. No
less than three hundred Italians have
lett New Castle within the past month
for Italy.
Thousands of striking English coal
miners arc returning to work on the
basis suggested by the recent confer
enco OF mayors. The men reto got the
old rate OF wages until December, when
they will accept reduction OF 10 per
cent.
Ever since Louisville woman saw
some munmies in tho anthropologicaI
exhibition at the exposition, she thinks
she is 1900 years old and she has just
been put into an insane asylum now.
She is worth $4,000, too,
A native of Georgetown, Nd, has the
following sign on the front OF his store:
"Born with brain within brain i can
kure emmy kind OF misery in short
time with only tho best CRIBS to be
used"
New York's display OF grapes at tho
Worlds Fair is claimed to excel that OF
any other state, even including Calllor..
nia. Two hundred different kinds oil
that fruit are tastefuity shown.
Tie tallest building in the world is
claimed to be that of the Manhattan
Life Insurance company, OF Broadway,
New York. The structure is eighteen
stories high.
Efforts to elevate the stage are recipro'
Gated at Custer, Mont. A highwaymap
held one up week or two ago at that
place, and the passengers promptly Gle
waited him.
A woman in Dover, Del, got loclijaw
while trying to make Il telephone under
stand her, and the jaw was fractured
when the doctors tried to force 1t open.
Salem, Mass, lays claim to one Of the
oldest persons in the country in Mrs.
Bridget Connery, WHO is over lOO years
OF age.
A GraylinC, Mich, man has a pet
otter that pulls some fine fish out OF tho
water. The other day he caught six
pound trout.
In Italy tho value OF land is con-
sidered to be thirty-four times tue au-
nuaI rental.
Russian farmers hold an average OF
twcnty-seven acres to each family.
Gold in large quantities was produced
by Russian mines last year.
England has 4,COO idle clergymen.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Sister Marie Augustine, founder OF the
Little Sisters OF the Poor. lately died in
France. She was born IN ] $40 ut Saint
Servan, and was knowiIh the world by
the name Of Marie Janiot. In early life
she manifested great interestin religious
affairs, and was noted for her care OF
the poor. In connection with Nirginie
Tredamel and Jennie Jongan she
founded the charitable order in the year
1910.
The Grand Duke Alexis, Of Russia, ad-
miral OF the Russian fleet, is great
iancier OF the silversmith's art, and has
made n large collection OF articles in
that line. When in Paris he spends as
much time as possible among the shops
to find suitable trinkets to add to his
collection, now the largest OF its klnd IN
Russia.
Anne Deland Finnegan, known on
the stage rs Annie Deland, died Mon.
day in New York city. She was well
known member OF the old Wallack com
pany, and had acted occasionally OF late
years. She was intimately connected
with John BrouGham, who left her all
his property save his wardrobe.
The National museum in Washington
has Just received from John NJ. Craw-
ford, United States consul general ut st.
Petersburg, fine collection OF articles
illustrating the life and habits OF tho
people of Finland.
DR.. Boerhaave's reputation was SO
widespread that when mandarin
wrote to him from China with this sim
pie address, 40 BoerhNave, the famous
doctor in Europe" the letter reached
its destination.
When the duke OF York was obliged
to retreat before the French, Sheridan
gave us toast, 1.-THE duke OF York and
his brave followers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

ing few blunders as to name and loca-
ton, the following concerns are en-
gagged in tho manufacture OF TN plate
in this country; American Tin Plato
Co., EIwood, Ind American Iron and
Tin Plate Co., Philadelphia; Apollo
Co., Apollo. Pa. Blairsville Co., BlOirs'
vile, Pa; Cincinnati CorrugHtinS Co.,
Piqua, Ohio; Cleveland Tin Plate Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio; Columbia Tin Plate
Co., Piqua, Ohio; Griliths & Cad
waiIador, Pittsburgh, Pa. Falcon Iron
and Tin Plate Co., Niles, Ohio; John
Hamilton, Pittsburgh, Pa; Coates &
Co., Baltimore. Md; Marshall Bros,
Philadelphia, Pa; Matthai, Ingram &
Co., Baltimore. Nd; Mckinley Co.,
Williamsburg. Pa; Merchant & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa; N. & G, Naylor.
PhiladGIphia, Pa; Norton Bros, May.
wood, Ill. P. II. Laufman, Apollo, Pa.
Pittsburgh Tin Plate Co., New Kensing-
ton, Pa; Record Co., Conneaut, Ohio;
]. b, Scott, Pittsburgh, Pa. somerton
Bros, brooklyn, N. Y; st. Louis
Stamping Co., st. Louis, Mo-; United
States Iron and Tin Plate Co., DENIM
Ter, Pa; Wallace & BanloId, Irondale,
Ohio. The list may not BIO complete,
but it is from the government report
with such corrections as the IHrELLI-
GGScEn is able to make with the in-
formation at hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16
MORNING SMILES.

An Irish girl who was servant to n
lady was complimented by her before
company on the elaborate ornamental
ton OF large pie Mt dinner. why,
Bridget, you are quite an artist. How
did you manage to do this so beautiful
Typ she inquired, thinking to rally her
for the cumpany's umusement, In
dade it was myself that did it, mum"
SAID Biddy, with malicious grin.
isn't it purity. mum? did it with
your false tayth, mum~-Tid-B
Police Justice-"The policeman says
you we're found going along the street
wearing three suits OF clothes from
which the pricemark had not been re-
moved. What have you TO say for
yourself Baryl Howes--"Seems to
me, jedge. dat cop wot will pinch o
man iist fer ben' :. little over-dressed
is too much OF dood to be allowed to
stay on the force. y Washington Star.
~ have got fuss on hand with
George" said recently married New
York lady to her mother whats II
all aboutH" "IIe Insists that l shall do
the cooking" ale does, eh2 Then dc
it. wouldn't have any sympathy with
him whatever" -Ierao S1tinqs.
Tourist lin 1rcland)-l should like Q
room with an iron bedstead. Hotel
Proprietor-Sorr, Oh haven't an iron
bedstead in the place-they're all soft
wood. But you'll foind the mattress
noice and hard, sorr.-lH-BG.
"What first led them to think oil
educating her for an opera singer? She
has no voice" Friend-"It was the
great variety OF faces she could make
when she tried to sing."-lnlr- Ocean.
Jones-Was that you l heard trying
to unlock the door ut 3 o'clock this
morning? Brown (who had come in al
5 a. n.y. with great indiEnntion-No
sir; it was not.-Detroit Ere; Press.
Mayor Introducing his family to new
prefect)-Here arc my wife and my
daughter. Iwould beg your exCeloncy
to observe that the elder of the two is
my wifo.-Lo SCegliartnO.
When Il. i. Sheridan was asked which
performer he liked best in n certain
piece, he replied: "The prompter,
saw less and heard more Of him than
any one else.-Erchange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, goros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappod hands, chilblain9,
curns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satislac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Tho Tigers Mistake.

Boston Courier.
4 tiger Gun IN Hlndoostln
Once tnsted hnman meat.
And from that day ned not accept
OF other food to eat
His parents brought the choicest bits
From zebra traps and lion pits,
TO tempt him from these stubborn fits,
But always met defeat.
Sometimes he'd go for several days
Without the smallest bite
Which caused his parents gravcst fears
And many u sleepless night:
But when he caught man or boy
He ate with such II savage JOY,
They knew TINT time would soon destroy
This curious delight
Four years went by the little cub
Attained Il munstrOus size,
And still meal OF human flesh
Was choicest in the eyes
lie never gave u thought 10 clothes,
To icwclry. boots or such as those
But ate them all. which suppose,
Brought OF his sad demise.
once, when for seven weary days
No human flesh he'd seen,
lie caught stylish Boston girl,
A lin-dG.sicclo queen.
That night when paugS bCSicgcd his breas
lie muancd. "Alas! Wild flesh Is beSt!m
And died, for 10 could not digest
Those yGrdsOl crinolinc!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

A PHYSICIAN who is up on such things
and has made careful study of Cor
bett and Mitchell. predicts that Corbctt
will use up the Euglishman in about
thirty rounds. This is interesting, but
does not foretell what the silver policy
Of this country is to be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

FEvrR-rIAdUED Brunswick, Georgia.
needs help. Hard as times are Wheel
ing might spare something ior those
stricken people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

WEST VlRGIxrAs Worlds Fair build
ing should be brought home and put 10
some good use. 1t is comfortable and
slightly building OF the colonial type
and doubtless can be bought cheap.
The INrGLLlGESoER is glad to endorse
the Registers suggestion that this now
historic building would look well on
the state lair grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

IT is reassuring to learn that the
President resists all efforts to induce
him to consent to dough face straddle
on the silver question. Unconditional
repeal is whatitho people demand. So
long us tho President champions that
side he will be on the right side and the
people will stay by him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

THIS is a season OF storms on the A.
lantic coast. The latest visitor has left
another wake of havoc. The interior
euce with telcgraphic communication
in the east is greater than was ever
known before. There has been great
loss of property, the aggregate OF which
remains to be footed up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16
FOB SALE.


No. 50 rwcnty.Gith street, ground 70 feet
square,
No. llGi High street two los mud thre'
houses tOr.,....
No DOS Main
No 2!ii Main street ......."...,.'''
No 500 Market street. sl,iO).
Lot No ., South FfOut street, 60 feet i''Ae
running to river, ,.
Five lots aud i've acres OF land In lr.nlrIpH l.
with two dwellings slaughter house, !cl nous
sable mud sixty bearl * frult fretl
Lot No 10. lection ~, Centre street, NOM II'
vile md 10 shares IN MOnnisTtttc Mtnin; iA'
Misunderstanding Company.
Corner lot north OF stree. car barn, Forty
eighth and jacob street. ...
lot No. 10 Water street, south u Forty-elgA'
Etrent.
lot; Nos anl7 Eor street south Of Forty
e!ghlhatrccl.
Lot No II south OF Fo,ly.oigh.h stree: al
east Of jacob Street
No 81 twenty, ninth street
No, 26S Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16
NHTANTED.
FOB SALE.

Sevcn.roomed house GU Twentieth street for
$1,000 Rents Tor So % u month.
Flvc.roomcd house on Virginia street, both
gases, lot3OXl20 feet, at s., ljn Ga easy terms.
Six.roomel house on Seventeenth street at
e!,lOO A bargain.
Seven .rOomcd brick, all convtuiences, on
Virginia street. ncar YORK, ut SL2lO
SiS.Toomcd house on South broadway lot
S7Xl21 ut 81. 500.
Nine rooms and bath, corner Thirteenth and
BjrOn streets
sovcn.roomcd house on Twentieth street. Tor
Five Fivcroomci house on North York street at
$3.50
slx.rooucd house on South Huron street for
$500
Fonr.roomed brick, lot @Oxl2O, Gl50 down. bal
ance on time. on Huron street. near car line
FourrOomcd house. lot 6Oxl7j, 500 down,
balance on time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

THE senate is not the inventor OF the
test Of physical endurance. Sullivan
and Corbett had little bout OF that
sort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

NornMG like Simmons Liver Regpla-
tor for dyspepsia and indigestIon-a
snfn md sure cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

ALL miserable sufferers with dyspep-
STA can be cured by Simmons Liver
Rernlntor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

TIE big blow that swept the Atlantic
coas. may have originated in tho United
States senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16
NAV ApvERrIsEMeMrs

A NY ONE WITH $4,000 READY
IA ca c,iu secure q bargain IN regl o,tnr.. n
they VIII apply very soon. Address X. s. h.
this oiIirC uuI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

Most of the Laps tina Is spent in
looking up his reindeer and preparing
the nourishmcnt i. yields him. Here
is where he makes the mosquito serve
us his collie. lie rounds up in mos
quito time in order to work his little
scheme. Belling ono of his animals he
turns him loose. The sound OF the bell
attracts the others and serves as rallv-
ing point, for the mosquito is driving
them with tho torture OF his sting and
they arc eager to get together for the
common protection. Then tho her s-
man has them within reach. II our
American mosquitoes could be taught
TO Ito something OF this kind and so
save us labor, they would DO looked on
with less prejudice. a Wrench gentle
man, note book in hand aud jot;ing as
lia goe-. remarks: zone moment, eel
you please; geo mosquito dr.r-rive zie
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

The Lap is the shortest-headed man
in Europe; that is to say, he has the
shortest head in proportion to its
Width, and the shortness gives an ex.
aggerated appearance to the width. He
is short, bandy-Iegged fellow rarely
more than five feet in height. AS he is
seen on tho Midway his trunk is out OF
proportion to the length, or, ii you like
it better, the ehoriness, OF his legs. Ho
may have endurance, but he does not
show much OF the strength that moves
things. He is not a fighter. One typi.
cal West Virginia mountaineer could
whip u teu-acrc fold oil him aud not tire
himself out. Ii the Lap had been more
OF a fighter he might have been more
numerous to-day. Tho population OF all
Lnpiand is estimated ut thirty thousand
souls. Another estimate counts their
reindeer Mt nearly four hundred thous-
and; the most important item OF Lap
wealth, for they arc drawn 10y reindeer,
eat reindeer, drink reindeer, sleep under
reindeer and still wear good deal OF
reindeer, although now they wear also
garments OF woven stuGs.