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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21
'SAs'u'r FINK & BROWN,
rolonhnnn 6sz Lia5l 1lAs Market strces
FOR SAIE.

A flour MILL with roller procsSS, twenty-five
barrel capacity Water aud steampower Saw
and piRncr afso Rttnched; doing good business
in the country. This Is a bargain Coal within
200 feet. Has thirty seven acres OF land. VIII
sell oil together or mill separate.
No. 3727 Eoif street, frlme house six rooms
largo cellar. alley corner. EaSy terms
No. 1920 EOiT street. Biick house, six rooms
and hall. good location Cheap, Easy terms
No. 50 Thirty.fith stroot, half lot, four rooms,
with summer kitchen and large attic; q, 100
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No. SSiS, $50 and S522 $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twcnsy'ninth. four rooms
each, 81 400 each.
A good farm Of 7l1 acres one and kalt tnilal
from the city A good orchard. six acres iu
cranes, has atlye.roomedh house stables, eta,, and
the best OF water VIII sell on easy tetn1S0s
ttadO for city property.
Lots In HoHmann'S addition; tho best value Ia
tho Eighth ward. on very easy ternna Tor Shots
No. Il Thirty.eishth street, sir rooms rew- ei51l
Brick house four rooms and hall, Fottg'
firStaud Woods stroeg, full lot 4l1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

THEoELEBRATE EXAMINING PHYSICIAN TTHB
FRANCE MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
ssS4oM eas ccNmb4o cpatss6
FRANCE
chte Disease .ad DaHs q !hs ESs rr
ss wy ssfs6S eea e. he most sa'0Nas t I ad BY afal
IMPORTANT prIss the greatest
OLIVE BLOSSOM
Consultation Strictly Confidential
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

OF tho Cincinnati NJ. 4. Conference,
h makes a good point when no says: "Wo
naNo toF years used Hood's earsapartita
~ our family Of five, aud and Ii fully
squa. to all that is claimed for II. Some
people arc greatly preiudiped against
patent medicines, but how the patent
San hurt a medicine and not q Machine
"amy''Ory Of mysteriesto me"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

, NV YoRK, Jan. cot is estimated
mat the amount Of gold to be- shipped
tomorrow viii reach S4,375,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

DISEASES OF WOMEN. I'VE have q special de-
paftmenL thoroughly organized, and DEVOTED ex.
tluavely 70 the treatment o. diseases Of women,
Every case consulting our lpechllAts, whether BY
letter Or In person, 10 given the most careful and
confederate altehtion Important cases land we get
lev which have no. behled the tkilf Of all he
home phYticianlD have the benefit Of full council
Of skilled specialists, In treatment Of diseases
pteular 70 females, our SUCCESS has been MARKED
over two'thitds 81 OUT patients being ladies', old
young, married, ,lnRle, heh and poef. Our method
u entirely nee from objectionable features Of the
general practitioner, namely, Local treatments"
We seldom lnd II hetetsafys We prepare RENE.
dieli constitutional and LEGAL a the case demands
and intltuei ladies how 10 treat themselves.
MAI HlAQE, Married paHolA o. young men con.
lemplatthE laafllageg aware Of physical Weaknglt,
na Of ptocteatve poYets, lmpolehey, Of any other
dilgyall lealiuu, 1pledily restored.
IainL Qleet, Structure, Seminal Emillibhs, Lsn 81
Sexual p0W9f, WeasHeAl Of aeEuAl 0tgaaa, Want
q Detlte In Male OF Female, whether ffot, lthptu-
dent habit Of youth 6t sexual habits 81 mature
tatt o. any cAdte that debliilAletl The sexual iuAe-
lon1i speedily and permanently cured. C6htnltAs
i0n tee and llflelly ephhdonllA, Absolute cures
guaranteed. MedlGihea aenl nee from pbtefyalion
70 ell parts 81 the United States.
plliPSy or Flle- Positively cured By 2 aty
and neVef'lalllng mslhod TettHonlali Furnished,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

,,.InF Wheeling Nlshtsoll %. has tho
,SgGst barrels and best facilities for
,mnooylhgniehtsoll. Q, W. Rlx0y, general
SSslsssef, cornor ChapiinH and Six.
'V"'h sIrOotG 1NlbphohO Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

ihss,, been rendered BY q number OF wheel.
WoEiI,!. oEmincns citizens " favor Of Tho
Nv Nun company, 0t plttabuFgh, AZ bOlnH
a. wv I mgdlum Though which pFOylsinn
Wn.i,W, nlnlO for q ilfat. class Vlslt 70 the
iiStEs, . Sslri eau and see them att0ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

HOOPS piLts cure Liver Ills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The perfection 70 which CHESS may be
carried aimost implies is imperfection as
en- amusement. Chess giants like Mr..
blackburn and the late Henry Zukertort
act "a warnings rather than ideals 10 or
binary people in ssarch 81 amusement.
The latter gentleman once undertook o
carry on Is games simultaneously with
out looking At the boards. The perform
ance DID rot end very satisfactorily. fr
after more than two days play the men
al acr3ba, surrendered the contest. Bu,
the fsrt OF having carried Il - far i'm
piled . bewildering feat % carebration.
for II the first four moves on either side
IN . siIlgie game admit = =. GO varia-
tons the first four 10 ~ games make the
appalling total II .Sos ooo possible con-
hinstien.
Mr. blackburn = unrivaled as a blind
fold player. and he has actually sncceesi-
81 n winning TIE majority - Il arnui-
taueous game without the assistance q
sight. The possible variations IN the first
four moves II the-e nurnhsr 81. 90.
Ferforrusnce~ syieh ~ these lfave on the
rslsd the oppressive and somewhat hu-
initiating impression II iufn1ty. II IA To-
mech = god thing O'ne can .carcesy
suiertre hcw brsin called ca - steer
thrersh sach vast ard isarren oosn1leri-
tle~ car have spy faculties in rcearve for
nsefnl rstioctnstion. - Blarkvosss Ma.
anne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Assor ~ent On - exp<ssn- Is - secare
this resaif ~ Artificial means and With
CT the nsing.lng u th< ascending col
unn Win The Surrounding atmosphere
until u rsAshss the prescribed height
ard - this end M Invention eeEsi<ts IN
means fer transferring the nloist. warm
atuiosphsr~ fsom tbs earths surface 10
The upper and cooler atmosphere. thus
prodncing the initsal action necessary
- the production II q rasnstorn- Ia
carrying cat nay invention DO not hHnit
or conane msSsd t. sny specisl forfn
or apparatus but employ any ma
ehinsry capable Of setting Ia motion
large volumes - air, and l arrange =
conduit for conveying the air 10 the up
per atmosphere Ia any convenient aud
desirable way. the details Of carrying
ont the invention being controlled TO :
large extent by the natural advantages
Of the locality In which the apparatus
v placed
I'm the present case"-here the
young piutocrat called attention 20 his
sketch given above.-.l have shown AZ
air tower erected upon an ezninence,
such as = eli1 or mountain. and
place In the valley . blower Of large ca
paclty. which communicates with the
air tower by means of an air trunk OF
suitable sixe. and drive the blower
with any convenient power. In the
present case have represented an en-
CINE house which ineioses the blower
and IN engine for driving the same. In
lieu of such an arrangement may pro-
vide n tower Of sufficient height 20 con-
vey the air directly from the lower 20
the higher level. and may arrange the
blower and the driving mechanism In
the base Of the tower. or may arrange
the blower upon the eminence and ex-
tend the suction pipe 10 the lower level.
and connect the discharge pipe OF the
blower into the air tower. The capaci-
ty Of the apparatus need not be greater
than IL required TO produce the initial
disturbance or the nucleus of the storm.
N, when the precipitation OF rain be-
gins, the storm will increase from nat
ural causes. To augment the amount
Of moisture In the air trunk direct the
exhaust pipe Of the blower engine into
the trunk, thereby surcharginR the air
In the trunk with the exhaust steam OF
the engine"
Mr.. Astor's pneumatic road cleaning
machine that viii be exhibited ut the
Chicago Columbian exposition has been
In practical operation for some time II
hiscountry residence on the banks of the
Hudson at Rhinebeck, and where he Is
also engaged in breeding hackneys. or
In less horsey parlance--carriage
horses-
When Mr.. Aston. after leaving
Harvard university. resided in the
Orient his principal occupation was
making pedestrian tours through
Turkey and Greece. with Athens a. his
headquarters. Upon his return 10
America he became an ardent wheeler
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

commodious structure that shall be well
lighted. well ventilated and well APP
pointed. where womankind can have
freedom and comfort 1T q moderate
cost and where climbing stsir.-that
bane Of wornan's health and consumer
Of woman's ssreDgth--shali give way 70
the restfulncss Of an elevator.
IL is . peculiar fact that while al
avenues Of work and study have been
opened up 70 woman and Abe has deu-
onstrated her ability 10 earn her own
living and take care of herself, there
has never been any cognizance OF her
Individuality, no place provided for her
70 live.
i Bachelor apartments. with elegant
entrances suggesting the luxuries with
In. display their aggravating signs in
every quarter; old-time mansions. In
convenient locations. have been
thoroughly renovated and rearrHngcd
in suites and single rooms. for gentle
men only" and even tho heightened
boarding-houses imagine IL adds 10 their
dignity TO advertise gentlemen pre-
ferred."
What. then, Is the business woman 20
do7 A single woman looking for de-
sirable quarters IN New York at pres
ent viii have some very amusing "a
well as annoying experiences She
will End 1t hard 10 get into a first-class
house unless IL is 80 late In the season
that the landlady has no hope Of secsir-
ing another man. aud khc will not sell
Ix.~.. E~.A fhnf L.. .1..ll -
two more by the week than did the
man occupying the room before her-to
cover gas used in criipping her hair.
extra service required Of servants. etc.
A woman asking accommodation for
two will be met with the utmost gra-
ciousness until the landlady discovers
that the second party Is not husband.
but another woman; then there Is
crawfishing and finally flst statement
that she makes II rule 70 take in ''only
families and gentlemen"
This sort Of thing leaves the woman
little choice and usually drives her into
an ordinary house where she must pay
eight, nine or ten dollars = week for
board and q hall bedroom she can't turn
around in These hall bedrooms have
no means of heat except from the halls
or by q gas stove Mt one dollar week
extra The contest of them have a
mantel bed and two chairs. but A. IL OBJ
vious that to see callers in such quar-
tcrs In out of the question- IL Is not a
home In any sensc Of the word.
Perhaps the woman rents n square
room. furnished: here at least. she can
do as she plcascs- But abe Is compelled
20 60 out for her meals. In all states Of
health and weather; only bachelor
apartments have restaurants attached
The only alternative is fat. 1T from
thirty 10 Fifty dollars q month. with
steam heat. and perhaps gas. In this
fat there will be one light room, the
front ono. II will glory In the posses
sion Of two windows. while the kitchen
In the rear will have but one. and the
rooms between none At all unless there
happens to be an air shaft or q sky-
light. And, by the way. these make
shifts arc advertised As light rooms,
New York being built mp 90 so,idly that
every inch Of light space IL valusblc ia
proportion 70 tho ground space.
Mrs Wheeler and Miss Lewis between
them evolved by degrees and much
elaboration . practical plaza Sor .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

JOHN JACOB AsroR's PNEUMATIC ROAD
CLEANER IN oPKRAYIoN.
or bicyclist Later he invented a patent
bicycle brake shoe.
So much for the inventions OF John
Jacob Astor fourth But he has even
more In his mind than the three de-
scribed. ] also learned. during our ex-
tended conversation. that since his first
cousin, William Waldorf Astor. tho au-
thor of the novels valentino" and
"Sforza," seems likely to cxpatriste
himself In England, where he Is now
bnsking in the smiles of British royalty
and srisfocracy, IL would result in his
John Jacob's) endeavoring to worth
lily represent the Astors In the Empire
city. he being the only adult male mem
Der Of the family residing here. ! also
discovered that the fourth John Jacob
proposed. as far a. possible. to act as
the champion Of his disinhcrited uncle.
Henry Astor, who married q most es-
Unable lady. Miss Malvina Dinehart.
and who did not receive what should
have been his--thc third share Of the
Aston mlllions-through the hostility of
his brother John Jacob Aston third.
There was much moro in relation 20
alleged Aston skeletons in the Aston
closet that was shown 20 be absolutely
fsllacious. And also discovered that
although John Jacob Astor fourth. being
tho great-grandson of John Jacob Astor
6rst, was ono of the richest men In
America, yet he recognized that IL had
happened ~ through no consent Of his
own, and that he proposed 20 make him
self rs useful - possible TO his fellow
American citizens through whatever
special gifss and birthrights might be
his. and foremost Of which. although he
was too modest and 'unsssnminR IN ac-
knowledge IL. was the inventive genius
Of John Jacob Aston fourth.
CofwoLyw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

woman's apartment hov~~ IN all its de-
tails. and then submitted IL a. n nun
Der q women OF infsence and wealth
IL was decided 10 orgsnize stock com
psny NJ twenty-five doli.sx . SHARE.
each share emitting the holder ~ . vote
in the management q the company and
tho building stamford White. the sell
known architect. was called into cgsin-
ell. ard dr~~ ap plans for = uine%t<ry
frrprrs1f building. q srtistie hat not
eiaborste design In stone and pressed
brick. 20 10 erected on . r,rner lot.
with an cp>n csSsrt m tie middle. fer ss
m.ny light MONS ~ possible 7 sse ste
s~iecfei vas CO fou@th nverp~ ard
Twenfv-<iTbfh street. cor-enicst -
ear lines and eievs,ei staf,ons. hut the
owner q the Esid1ie lot. surprising
Ms land Indispensable - TIE .chesne.
prosnpfiv went up ten fi.oussnd dollars
In his prtce. sn8 The eornr1itt~~ 81
r'-onrtly d-1pT,~d that le-rstion Trey
a.. no~ hesiating tst~een 80 others
equally god. and II srvs hirr rr.r,-e
r~ssonst,ie. 81 The GREEDY isudov rer
aia net s~rvs thern - mean trick after
81
n. battling ~ifi sccer1<Dcdst> f-~
hunir~a w1rBen. IN ssnejs roonz -
snis~s. so~r-ssnx - thelr ir~yrre< Tie
s~~.hit<es 49, rs.o~ out ~r>i< a prices
wssirh s'e talr.s sccvr~te. so1 ~fsseh 30
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

boarding house. The stenog5-arher may
open an Office ia her sitting -r,.osn. 10
save rent. and the dressEnaiscr carry on
business In connectaon with her living
rooms The walls will be dcadeuec -
that music teachers and pupils may
practice in peace. and the top 1sor viii
be reserved for st1dios with the no,es-
sary top north light In fact. every
thing will he done with the welfare %
the wori<inKwomcn ia vicw-soDething
that seems too good % be true - tl.o
woman who has battled with cirs-un-
stances in New York for The pact ten
years.
IL viii be essentially womsn's build
ing. and IL Is 70 be hoped that The Diff
ferent clubs schools aud branches "a
business peculiar - women Will gather
under one roof. b. b. easily found when
wanted. There wi. bc . telegraph and
telephone Office with women oTcrato
and book and news stand with wosn-
en- clerks The ground floor viii be d.
videa into stores. and here shoald
be Installed uantrurcs. hslrdrcsscr,.
gloves and notions. fancy ~orss-csery
branch Of business that . woman car
rice on successfully.
The restaurant in connection Win be
under the management ~ woman. on
salary II possible. - there win he no
idea OF gain. bat merely Of supplying
the very best that can Ice sfonls-i a
moderate prices. ard IL win be q pub
lic restaurant. opea ~ both rnen and
women. avoiding the forioruness Of an
old maids lunch room
There viii be q fisic opening for Turk
Ssh baths. as there Is bat one plnrs in
New York where a woman can have
bath after ono O'Clock. ADD that l. a
dingy place which l. practically on: q
the busy woman's reach. b.roaose n i
not open evenings. Sundays or hoii-
days. a. tie mems baffs are ia
baiidlng where women live thew viii
BE- the added luxury Il bath and trd
directly sfterwara. instead 81 drs~tng
and going into the outdoor air. ftsksng
ones death ~ cold
The open cosrt has sir~aiy bon
spoken for The sale ~ pc<ted Issnts sod
cut hoscrs by . wusnan florist on Long
island. and 9 bower a bessty IL VIII
be. A library vii F~obably be donated
- memorial " philsn thropic
woman. sDe the Associated krtiet~-an
association cosnpo~~d usirly of ~o,nsn
will gfvc their services Ia th> interior
d~coratbor.
A large assembly room Win Re a.
ciard feature % The buildfne So~n>is
pays Sherry one huDar-6 6osssrs
month for tie s-ccasbcnai 49, q ce-xsiD
roont. The wosnan's Press cieb and NE
Twelfth wight girls are sw-fniiy s-,r~d-
ed for SPACE when they undertake. %
entertain their frirods and The v.r3r'us
other wouicn's clubs greatly ne-i suit
able quarters for public meetings. ~
ceptions. dinners. eto. This assembly
rvoru in q wornassr building will Gu
long felt want
tnTwnr. nest s--f,seraber CT or<ob>r
will fnd she trilding ready for oc
cupapcy inst IN time - 81 ssssied for
the winter. ard II The fnilding r,-eves
- have beer established en- ssfisfaf-
tory basis capitalists -iu sfsl the al
vantage - foth an ipsr<tm~utAn1 viii
other buildings vii rl.<h in where -
fore they feared r. tresd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

At the capitol In Daton Rouge IL .
portrait Of Zachary Taylor with which
Is connected an amusing rcminlsccnce
While Gen. Howard. the author OF Tay-
lor's recent Life" was looking ut the
picture. an old resident said % hirn:
why. sir. that's Zachary Taylor's
head and shoulders vith another mans
legsi"
hHow Is that. nv fr'endT"
''Oh. the old gentleman wonls not sit
as model When be li,sle thought
what vas being done thc artist sketehed
his head aud boSy. but ss the general
declared he could not afford the time
for further operations. the painter Wa
Obliged 20 finish with another man.
The result Il said TO be fairly good
n IL well-exccuted picture. thonrh
the face i neither a. firm nor 50 strong
&c that ~ other portraits. and the fx.
IRE j. that ~ q man somewhat taller
than the gererai--S oatb's Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

II Is quite a common thing TO read about
women acting as models for sculptors aud
painters In fact novelisfs hap upon the
idea and invariably make the heroine the
victim Of some long hairci genius, who
wears a velvet coat and sketches with light
ningliks rapidity. But who ever heard OF
q man posing for such q purposcf There is
no doubt that they do pose. and that some
~ them are as vain peaoocks. bat fiction
writers don't take to the idea much. Never
thelsss there Is man In this town. and
what Is more. n vary modest man. who has
bad his picture In an art studio and had
the lines Of bis ssalwsss figure carefully
strdied by . sculptor's prnotsced eye
That man Is Captain Edward J. Bosher,
. former coramand4sns Of the Richmond
ho~s.ser, and, what IL more. the sculptor
who nssd the photographs Of his physique
vas SIR Aoees Ezekiel. vfrginian, who
has achieved much celebrity in Home.
Rishnsnd Dbpssch-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

aay smouss OF prup<rsy ncs - resk-
onesi .aa ,ani>5ssf - xrs>ksf ersns thtn
The ruin "a . doxsn snloeeat wom<n ~
s1xaxnisl--
Ttnx tha~r lawyers MAJ be fereuptorfiy
tisbsrr,d ~h.s deliberately try - cheat lus
tse. ~ pr,ss-flng Known and proved eflns-
l1zAls frons psinishales4t-
hat al nature. rational. Intelligent and
IA. Abisanz p>r>ons may have an equsi
vo.os IN forrniax ard administering the
Laws whssh they must obey
That. II abort. the world may ~ - DIR
f~rent fran wt1t u = ~ present - osn
we'll De Imagined | wish thai eonSetea
tsoas industry u.sy ~in ocnpetess-e aud
cousoTt. that ressecsablr cid AZ nav Ds
hossofet Instead II eoutemnsd. that ttls-e
who deserve love may have 10: that wcrsa
may be valued Instead II show, and thai
health rsAy be contagious instead Of diS
ease
Thsss are . few Of the thiags which
s<t1a. cannot say nope for them for
sec no prospect on possibility 81 them. aud
dare rot unstertAks Ia prophecy
ELIZABETH AhERS ALLEN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

have here your invitation 10 contribute
- Chapter of FORECASTS" CONCERNING the
next century. bat AZ the '.maBfelps-ce Of
propsr<v'' has not fallen on me lascly
am AFRAID nv ~fu-r~s-ts' wonid be--iike
tho~e d most persons-oaiy scri<s OF Wild
con PICTURES not worth apyeoslTa nsnney
50 tel conscssrios.fy ssssgsd TO decline
the lsxisatsor. while wonid Thank you Cor
The compliment.
II would take much more than 500 words
a. tell what charsesf hope msy happen,
~ rstbcr 'essh might Aasyen for hope In
,,fe< a possibility % fruits.n while Ne mar
ifish Cor The most i1nprrhnbf- tkfngs) dar~
hi he next 100 years AZ a mere hint nj
the lis. WI saT wseh that before that
tine h..s pss<sSi the y orid will have learned
n<t - give AL its rewards 20 the seifish. the
ur~crlpuiouS. she dishonest and the self
asserTinz-
That politics viii - undeTstood u mean
the acirnce - pure ard a.t government,
ard not 80 mere means II enriching hase.
ungriacipi~si. incounp stens and corrupt
men
That Il wfii be po@sibis fur women 10
w.i< from house % house tn city OF oou,-
~ shst girl- uey 80 % church o. To
scteoi. r. even TAXI harrVir~- walk IN the
f.,.is ~ words. ws,hsut Hanger ~ hing
vs-b,sd >8s tauraer-.i ny tteir "u-tur.l
protectors
Tbs, che peresrs Who chance % witness q
er-rae mag not coacesl sud haxh ~ up
thrc-Eh 'r.r q h~snz pes in isii s- Wit
a~s-es While th~ ss1lprit gees free "a hall
'f.sat the worsh "a hurssr brinxs mar nos
b. r-rkc1ei ~ .fesr hssk srcount-
That his GU sfrY mar 1859 - - the
ce~spool iasa vhich are Sralrrd the d.
ea~e crininsi.tT snd panrerss'n n all En-
rcrs--
fsst rseftcr- rraT no isrx-r - hinder>d
- fheir oa~f~Es right 60 their avn a>arly
parg assr.i casidr-n-
lhst ts~ n~wsrsre-s whfch snrsiH-r q
~ittT - s~-s-< thsf TIE principal am btsscn
- wouu<n IL - - married nay nos ~
raliEVsi - r>cor-i cu The ssuse p-x- hsif .
tosen lnsssec>s ~h~~s fhey hsve e~~a de-
Aberstsiy murdered for rsfnsinx--
lhzs hs-rzY ~ork. The other Isac-. ray
he res~sd So "a rserst sne noe for 80 for.
ftHsFe csrrssrsst sss-~-. heaatT. c~vrniaerc.
position 81 80 assertion ~ sho~e Vie pro-
sltre e.
rhss ssn n,ar - h~it r.nnliv -sre1i sr<'
Punishable ~sstasr c1nrl.tt-i ~ ma o.
wosns7
Iass ne sAsgt Il = srs .<a..azs--ar s.s~-.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
Mr.. J. JACOB AST0R
4 C,lsser Inventor and a Credit TO
Ills Famous Family.
Ills INVENTIONS DESCRIBED
Nfeay tsess.s s'onssis snces the PsS'iaes
OF Isls 6eniu.---is.s Wonderful
s,ssem ior Producing isain.


There have been four John Jacob A.
tors who have demanded the attention
u Americans either on account Of their
wealth. tasir philanthropy or other CIR
s.uinstances Of an unusual character.
John Jacob Astor fourth. the great
grandson Of the first Of the name. Is not
only noticeable - the inheritor OF tens
Of millions Of the Aston sccumulatsons,
but for another reason. which he re-
vealed ~ the writer Of this article
few days ago. aud which Is that he
lives. moves aud has his being in discov-
erv and invention. A pneumatic road
cleaning machine that nc has invented
and which will be one of the features
Of the Chicago worlds fair. where II
will be seen in practical operation. v Of