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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08
TO SKIM THE WATER.
A Frenehman's Proposal TO Construct
Atlantic Lluers on Rollers.


A very remarkable system Of ocean
transport has been brought out la Paris
by French engineer (Monsieur
Bazlnl, who was follow-Su lieut. OF
President CarnOl anu is already well
known ~ the author Of several ussiul
engineering inventions, incluiing the
socalled Bhzln jreige, which mas bosn
applied to works Of magnitude, both in
England and In other counties. NJ.
Bazin's proposal Ia 70 construct Rn At.
lantlo liner on eight rollers,
aud lac claims 70 show, by the working
Of models and by Rlgobfalc iormuIte not
only that his IDEA IL practicable, but
that II can be- successfully applied to
secure greater speed In tfans-ailaRtio
navigation than any hitherto reached.
Without adopting NJ. Bazin'S ideas, or
even indor-ing their pyacticaoility, We
haye thought lt worth while ~ call AT
tentiOu 10 them ~ embOdying a new
departure Ia methods N propulsion, OF
which We may IN tho future witness a
more or lees modified outcome In aJtu-
al practice.
The basis OF NJ. Bazln's proposal 10
the theory that the eight wheels, or
rouleurs, on which his vessel ia fixed
Will 40 far diminish the resistance
offered by the waves that much
greater speed may DO developed, and
he places the possible speed to be main.
tanned on an Atlantic voyage at fully
thirty miles AR hour, which would
enable the passage from southampton
or Liverpool TO New York to DO accom-.
plished IN little over 100 hours. Tho
ruuioura enter the water to the depth
Of eight meters anu revolvs slowly
within platform placed seven aud
hall metcra above the water, thus form
/ ing n rolling Instead OF gliding body,
40 in the case with the ordinary eya.,m
| Of propulsion. The iOuleur5 10 not,
however, actuate the screw prapoliers
Whereby the vessel IL actually
moved, special machinery being
! provided Tor this purpose. q. nnzin
claims TO have settled by eXperim suts
| that tho stability OF the f0ulsur type OF
vessel ia al least ~ great ss shat " the
! ordinary tyne, Aud believes that tho
| construction Ot his design NJ ship will
| be much less costly than that " the
usual descril ton. IL Ia proposed to put
| NJ. Ba1in's plans 10 a practical test
| 10y constructing vessel "a meters in
length and 80 meters In breadth, with
r0uleurs "a meters Ia diameter aud 10
motors thickness, and they will DO
mounted on shafts O.75 oenlimeteTl
/ diameter. Tuu r,u eurs arc estimated
20 make % revolutions per minute,
AMI Will, II ID believed, casily achieve
| 81 kilometeB or 80 knots an hour with
a force equal 10 10000 horaes, OF which
2iDO horsepower is assigned 10 :u,a-
| ton and 1900 20 propulsion, One OF
the leading maritime concerns in
France IL stated 10 have taken up tho
project with much favor london Eg-
| cheering Ncpiglg.
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Work of Thieves.

a night or two ago Mr.. John Hag.
s.an, who lives In Farmers ward, lost
between thirty and forty bushels OF
fino potatoes. He hai dug and sacked
them the day before, and piled thom up,
30 they were very convenient for tho
thief TO haul away. Notrace VI whore
they were taken to could be- hal. rney
wufo carried h 10 wagon ON Twelfth
South and no doubt placed upon a
wagon there, when all trace Of thom
was Lost.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FRANK misunderstanding from
the many favorable criticisms accorded
tho production Of spectacular Little
Puck Mt tho hands OF come iian Frank
DAuiels aud his clever company, the
iuuuy play has been improved aud
Enlightened np tn IL 10 almost new
comedy. Little Puck will be- given
iwO pr0dy ,liOne hero at the Thoatur
Tonight and tomorrow night.
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A Meleonln.

An entertainment will DO given Ia
the Seventh ward assembly rooms this
evening, complimentary to Elders a.
&. Thorn and Frank b. Woodbury.,
who rutls NED recently from missions.
The program will coueiat OF songsi seol-
iations, music, etc. There Is no charge
for admission,
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Fire in Leyy's Cigar Store.

a ilre, the origin OF which is un.
known, was discovered In Sam Levy's
cigar store on East Temple between
Flrsl and Second South streets last
night about IL o'clock. The depart.
monI was called out aud worked in.
duslTiously 10 eXtiuguish tho blazs but
was unable to locate IL for some time.
The loss Will probably reach $1,000.
The property was fully covered by
insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08

The county commissioners o. Miner.
al county, says the Denver Nsles, have
requested Governor Waite 10 appoint
an arbitrator to decide vexed ques.
tionupon which the commissioners OF
Mineral aui HinsiRle counties arc at
loggurhcads. The points NJ issue ia.
volye questions concerning the In
debledbCss OF tho two counties aud
the right Of Mineral county 10 collect
taxes from certain territory. Tho
Hinsdalo men nave carried the war
into GunniHou county Rnd have AZ
piled Tor an injunction before the dis.
trict court TO restrain Mineral county
from levyiug tur laNes. The law pro-
yides that Ia uases OF disputed bound
ary line the governor may appoint an
arbitrator.
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The nurncd steamer.

TORONTO, Nov s.-Ful particulars
OF tho burning Of tho steamer Fraser
and looa OF life near Goose island, lhst
night, have not been received. IL d.
known that the vessel took fign
and was soon wrapped in flames,
despite every efi1rtto eXtingulsh ,hum.
This number on board Ia not positively
known, but not less than twenty lives
were lost and seven saved.
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Republican Maioritics.
1selal Dspafei 10 me NEws

Special DHpafeh 10 me NEWS
PAOvo, Nov. s. - Returns from
nearly all precincts show J. Il. Booth,
Republican, Sixth Council district ard
Ira ID. Wines, Republican, Seventh
representative district, elected By
small uuisafe major,ties. Tho Eleventh
Repr sentative district In whiol D0u.
gall, Republican, ami Robertson, Demo.
GRAFT are nominees, Is still la doubt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08

=. l.. Williams and W. $. MoCor-
nick were clngrntuadug each other
today ou the fact that ouu o. them had
beaten Pat Moran and the other SAM
uol GailuazEi ia yesterdays contest.
Nj. williamt says lac viii new sug-
gust the organization Of q mutual adj
mirstiOn socie,y.
The ladies Of tue Srcond municipal
ward served an elegant lunch 20 tho
ludgea AMI workers Tor tho Citisens'
movement yesterday.
Ten straight Democratic legislative
and Citiz me municipal tickets were
thrown Out by the judges Of the Fiith
precinct last night Tor tho reasOn the
uhme OF the Cn.ziu ceuncllmanic
nJminees from tho Second precinct.
Had they been counted M 1t ~ believed
they may when the final convafs II
made the Liberal majority In that dis.
.nct will be reduced ten Voles.
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Probate Court Today.

In the matter Of the estate OF Joseph
james, deceased. Thomas J. James
was appointed administrator ON filing
a bond OF 1924. George ID. Piper, A.
ID. Lewis and y. A,lsiewRrI we're ap.
pointed appraisers.
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Three Days NJ sen without Food.-Fivs
siorc COMING.

horc Coming
SAN FHANCisC0, Nov. S.-rhroC
whaling barks arrived hoFe last night,
One OF thum had on board Two refugees
from the geaal colony VI Siberia, aud
five more who were with them Will
arrive Ia a few days by another vessel
They were picked up In a boat at sea
after being without food three days.
The supposition Is TIA, thoy killed TWO
Of their guards In order to effect their
escape. They have ffenis here who
VIII eudeavOr 10 sgcrUte them and
prevent their eXtrAditiOu 10 Russia.
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NEW YORJ, Nov. s.-Fancls n.
Werss, tue dvftuitor sccoutly brought
bacl, from Genital America, was
sentenced today 20 ten yclrs' implisUu.
meat on Bile p!gn Of guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08

ou, sumcleul 10 SHOW that Emery :,
o.,c.,d.
Eleventh GepgceeuNuve dir
trlci, four precincts Of Utah
0uuty. inclusive % Provo anu
Spflugvilir. Caudidntuf, Hugh M.
B1ugnu, r., nud Alex. Robertson, D.,
VI spsiugvlllr. Both bldts claim tue
election.
Twelfth Representative district, ten
precincts in Uinh county, fUrr VA san
pete county, aud ono in JuaU county.
The candidates OF. T.. u. Hush, r.,
o. payson. and John Moore, d., OF
Spanish tlrf. Rrlufu8 nfo incom-
pitc, but Indicate tho election oil
Moore.
Thirteenth Representative district,
the greater part Of Sinpctc county.
Candidate, jacob Juhu.)l, r. Oh
spring Guy, aud G. W. Peterson, d.,
of Ephraiu The returns arc not
complete, but indicate JohnsJu's cleo
tiuu. Othettmnil precincts may Chsugv
this result, though there are few
yutes, Es Johns9u's majority on thlsr
reported is hut ~.
F.urlcruth Representative district,
Wusaich, Emery aud Grand couui-..
Candidate, A. e.. Hatch, r., and j. Il.
Murdoch, d., Of Hrber Clty. Brufus
incomplete, but show tHal H-tch is
Clrc. ci.
Fifteenth Representative district,
5cvlcr mud Mniarl cuu1ties. CauIi-
iatuf, ". "A. CLARK, r., aud 4. j..
stewart, d., Of lIlchdolt. Returns not
1911, Gus tullici1ut 10 show That CLARK
ia elected by cons dcraulo majority.
Sixteenth Il preventative disifici,
buayvb piuic Hnd Iron c0uu,lls. CsL-
Iiiairs, n. W. Hrybourne, r., Iron
county, aud +, J. rOliou, d., Beaver
county. Returns not complete, but
show rolton's election byu uOnaiderublr
majority.
Seventeenth Representative dia.rlcl,
Garfield, San Juan, Washington anu
Kane counties. Candidates, Martin
Slack, r., and a, w. lvlns, d., " 81
uuOfge. Returns not all 10, but there iH
sulllcicnt to show heavy majority Tor
tvlus.
The result for the House OF Repre-
senlutivus, 10 far ns SHOWN, IL;
Reguullcaue o.
DemUcrsi4
Liberals o..
Dsuttui g; with Appearances favor
ing Che Democrats IN One inetauco-
the orr disifir'-aud the Nupubii'
cans o. an ihci-iho Eighth.
Inrot uv Liberals arc Democfntu
90 national politics and three arc Re-
Publican.
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manlan! police, defeated the ilatabe.
lee ON November 2, with heavy loss.
The Bfi;leh loss s. eleven killed and
two wounded.
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sertstlyea-pirinan H.. 31i Allen, T..
Tbwsrs. H., 90, Mason, l.. llii PARSONS -
sos. HAN. L., 1877
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NiUrQuA, VIE, Nov. B.-l5K Ercto.
iAfy j. 90. Huak 10 alarmlngly 100 ui hia
fgtI4cncr iu this city. lie suffered 8y-
we're cLills lass night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08

Following arc the highest par
Vot % by precincts;

summary OF Registration aud votes.
Following are the totals o. the city
by precincts:
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MntabeIe. ArnIn nelenlea.

CAPErOwN, Nov. S.--A British
column from For Tuli, with Bechu'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08

First Representative district, Cache
and Rich counties. Candidates, NJ w.
Merrill, r., W. X. Walton, r., Joseph
dunson, d., Aquilla Nnbakor, ID.
The returns are not complete, but In.
lIcate the election OF the Democratic
Candidates, Nsbeker and Munson.
Second Representative district, Boa
Elder county. Candidates, w. 3.
Hansen, r., a. ID. Hubbard, ID. Returns
incomplete. Hansen Ia ahead 20 far ~
shown, but the other precincts may
change the situation.
Third Representative district, Ogden
city. Candidates, Joseph Stanford,
r., A. J. Warner, r., J. n. Perkins,
d., NJ. 3. Browning, d.. Stanford
ana Warner are both elected by
nearly go majority.
Fourth Representative district,
Weber county outside OF Ogden. eau.
diuatoS, David Mckay, r., Geo. +.
Hunter, ID. The votB was close, with
Mckay ahead aud some ANAL PIE.
clnctR TO hear from.
Fifth Representative district, Salt
Lake City. Six LiboFals were elected:
Pigman, Powers, Allen, Mason,
Parsons anu Hall.
Sixth Representative district, Davis
aud Morgan counties and three
salt Lake county precincts. Caudi
dates. Il. Z. Ellison, r., and David
5toker, d., Of DAvis county. Returns
not all Ia, but show BtokeT'a election.
Seventh Representative district,
seven precincts in Salt Lake county,
and i've precincts In the north part OF
Utah county, Candidates, Ira ID.
Wines, r., OF Lehi, and ID, o. Ridcoul
IT,, OF Diaper. Miues IA elected.
Eighth representative districl, ~.
Teen precincts in central Salt Lake
county, Candidates, 5. w. Sears, H.,
and II. II. MilleL ID. Returns not
complete, but those ia show IA
majority Of for Sears. The other
precincts Rre claimed by Republicans,
aud the Democratic candidate oonoedes
that they VIII not change this result.
Ninth Representative district, Juab
and Tooele counties aud Bingham
precinct, Salt Lake county. Cauui.
dates, T.. H. Mcbride, r., and Geo. L..
'siookey, d., Of ToGolo county.
Returns are not complete, nut
ihole Ia show the election OF Stoiksy.
Tenth Representative district, sum.
nit anu Uintah counties. Candidate,
A. Is. Emery, r., and John Mcdonald,
Dr. Of Park City. Returns incomplete,
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PIuralluos for Legislative Couneil-W Williams.
D., Is, Taylor, H., 5aai booth, l. 49,
Plaralites Tor Legislative Houlo OF Ucpre
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county sc ooi approximations
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THE LEGISLATURE.


First Council disirict, Rich and
Cache cruu,ics. CNndi iHtes, J. u.
Hammond, r., G. II. Harl, d., Of
Logan. Returns NOS complete, but
those now In show the election Of Hart,
Ssc3nd Council district, Ogden city.
80. 4. BfecIcn. H.. is elected by vote
1877 against 1887 for Rana.ord Smith,
ID.
Third Council district, Boz Elder
county anu Wcbor county Outside OF
Ogden. Candidates Peter Lowe, H.
81 Brigham City, aud John 5uamnn'
D., Of Ogden. Returns no. all Ia. 80
Tar hs received, Lowe l. In the .eadi
but the precincts yet 10 hear ftum cat
easily change thls result
Fourth Council uirtflct, SAT- Lake
CITY, elects T.. j.. williams, D.
H.. w. Tay.oE H., and II. II. Booth, L..
Fihh Council district, Davis, Nor
gan and rgosle counties, the greater
art of Juah county, aui four pfecincls
4 Salt Lake county. Candidales,
Alma Hague, r., aud II. II. McCunr,
| OF Nephi. Returns are NOT complete
Those now Ia place Hague ahead but
precincts TO hear from may revcrse the
situation.
sixth Council district, seven pre-.
cinoia IN Halt Lake county and niDc
precincia iu Utah county. Canul'
lnlcf, John L.. Booth, r., and r. a.
Wilson, d., VI Provo. Returns not au
in,Uut these received show Booth ~ b.
elected.
seventh Council district, summit
Nnd Ulntnh counties and part Of Saii
- "a A. NJ a l.
r.liTcdgc, r., and w. w. Cluh, D., Of
| coaivillr. Returns not conf lutc, uuf
those now Ia show EiIrcdge's oiecti0n.
Eighth Council district, part o.
5aupeto aud Utah oguntius. CAudi'
iaios, a. A. futile, H., and q. II.
Luuu, d., OF 5Rnpute county. Rrturnt
not all In, but those received show
hat Lund n elected.
Ninth Council district, WasAtoh,
Emery, Grand, BryieF and Aiillard
Counties. Candidates, Orange Sooley,
o., OF Emery county, ana Joshua
brentwood, d., OF Willard c1upty,
Returns are incomplete but show
Setley'A election.
Tenth Council district, Beaver, Piulr,
iron, Garfield, Washington, Kane
| tnd San Juan counties. Candidates,
| J. r.. Chidestrr, r., OF Beaver, an
| Charles Ajams, d., Of Iron county.
Returns not complete, but show
| Aiamis election.
Tue showing thus far it:
Republicans Z.
DtmOcFhts 4.
Liberals ..
Doubtful .; with present appearances
'avOrlng the Republicans.
| both Liberal councillors arc Rcuul.
lean In national politics.
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INDIANApoLIs, Nov. s. - General
HarTlson says; "l am much gtatihed
with tue result Of the election"
ad New YUFk
tuufu DAKOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. s,--ScnttoTed re-
ports from South DAKOTA cOutirm last
nighps reports Of decided Republican
victory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08

NEW YopI,, Nov. S.-The election
IN this state L. clean sweep for tho
the thoIoughneos OF the Democratic
defeat.
Bartlett IL elected to the urt OF ap-
peals over MAyafd by probably
over $1,000 and tho rest OF tho
Republican state ticket wins by 2O,.
400. tins senate, which IL now Demo.
cratic, will have ~ Republican ma.
jofity OF Elk, the assembly OF seven.
In the constitutional convention thoTe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-07
LOCAL BnEv1rIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The Riverside mill pays its mon
to-day.
TnE GRAND this oyening-'LOrd
Rooney"
A MEETING OF the council committee
on scales was called for last night, but
no quorum showed up.
The court house and Jail committee
Of the county commissioners last night
inspected the new electric lights and
pronounced them good.
MORRISON & CHEW are tearing down n
large tank at the schmulbach brewery
to be removed to Schenk's pork packing
establishment, at Fulton.
Tomorrow the new NJ. l. church ut
Bridgeport will be formally dedicated.
Rov. Dir. d. II. Moore, OF the Christian
Aduocdte, will preach the dedicatory
sermon.
THE force OF carpenters now at work
on the Benwood extension OF the Ter
minal system are now putting in but
eight hours a day, instead OF ten, as
heretofore.
LAST night Lizzie Corliss, Pearl Carr
Mollie Tucker and Joseph Cavalli were
arrested on warrant issued by Squire
Gillespy for immoral conduct and sent
to Jail for hearing at 10 a. IN. to-day.
THE laying OF the new steel rails on
the G. & P. is approaching Toronto.
Electric switches have been discontin-
ued in order TO facilitate the work.
Grading is in progress between Toronto
and Steubenvllle.
POLICEMAN JIM DmLLER had severe
surgical operation performed on him
yesterday by DR.. Haskins for supposed
gravel. no stones were found. In
stead, his ailment was neuralgia OF the
kidneys. He was doing Us we'll as pos
sib!e last night.
KID" Mccoy, who is matched to
fight Jack WEIGH here, spared at Pitts
burgh Wednesday evening with a much
heavier local pug. and made a good i'm.
preston. lie is in fine condition, and
so is WEIGH. The coming combat bids
fair 10 be corker.
The case ofthe boys charged with rid
ing on Baltimore & OHIO cars. and the
case against the colored man, Harrison
Allen, set Tor trial last evening before
Squire Gillespy, were both continued,
the former until Tuesday and the other
till Monday evening.
THE Union Gospel meetings, that are
being conducted in the tabernacle at
1880 each evening by Rev. B. G. Bartle-
baugh, are very interesting. All are
welcome. There will be n union Sabbath
school organized Sabbath at p. IN.
All are invited to take u part in this
good work.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
fine high backed Erie coach to run
through from Wheeling to Chicago on
account OF the regular low rate exCur-
sion over the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
railroad next Monday. Travelling Pas
senger Agent o. r Wood will go
through to Chicago with the excursion,
personally looking after the comfort and
accommodation Of all going to tho fair
by this road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-07

This afternoon between and o'clock
a very interesting foot race will be run
on tie State Fair grounds. L. c. Nc
Clelland, OF this city, and Peter Priddy,
of Pittsburgh, will contest once more to
finally decide which is the champion
fiye.mile runner OF the world. Each
claims the honor, Prddy from one mile
to five. and McClelland from five up.
A good deal depends on the outcome,
as the winner has several challenges to
act on. A big purse is up, besides con-
siderable money on the outside, and a
large number OF Pittsburghers will be
down to witness the race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-07

In Judge Paulls side OF the circuit
court yesterday in the case Of Emma
Middlestaedt vs.. Alexander Weiss &
Co., judgment was entered against
Adolph Breslauer for 1852 81, with in
terest and costs.
In the case OF Edward Miller & Co. VS..
Laura B. Wheat, judgment was entered
for defendant.
In the case OF Frank Roetiger's exec
utor vs. D. G. Morgan, the order OF Sep
TENDER 8 was set aside as having been
inadvertently entered.
An order OF sale was entered in the
case OF Frew & Bertschy ct al. We. IL. A.
Dei,ers ct al, in Judge CamPbell's court.
An exception was taken by the plain
tiff TO the report Of Commissioner Gil
christ in the case Of John Becker VS.. ST.
mon Bros & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-07
wHEELING PARK.

This magnificent and popular resort is
now open. With It's beautlful wnlks and
drives, fresh green lawns and beautiful
flowers presents sight TINT no one should
fail to SEQ and enjoy.
Concerts by the full Qpern House orchcs-
ira every sunday nftSrnoon, commencing
The best of meals hand refreshments
served. Ice Cream from tho Parks own
The wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
lmotorsl leave every hour, aud Is prepared
TO transport thousands of people with com.
fort and dispatch.
In advance. Park telephone GO2-i.
Those desiring To nrrange for picnlcs
should confer early with
COLONEL AUGUST ROLF,
Manager, No. 80 Fifteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-07

From oldest to youngest, we have special care
for the boys and their wearables. If there's any
where that quality has to stand on its own bot
tom, it's in Chidren's clothes. But we've solved
the problem at the popular price, and now there's
scarcely a family in town who is not enthusiastic
over our S. Suits. Our trustabe values begin
way below that so by the time you reach the S.
grade they have ripened into rich effects. The
BOYS watch out for looks, the Mothers for wear,
WE FOR BOTH, and so we please both. There
are hundreds of Single and Double-Breasted,
Short Pants Suits in our S. grade, most as many
at this one price as fill other stores at all prices.
Ours are stoutly made. The kind we sell are the
lasting sort. The patterns are mated to the years
that are to wear them the last stitchs as secure
ly and carefully taken as the first; they are trim.
med tastefully and durable. Take the BESSE-
MER SUITS that's one Of the S. variety. It's
double in seat and knee. 1t doesn't seem as if the
most careless wear could work its ruin ; and that's
the sort the whole line is made up of-flrm and
flawess. If you want to make a comparison, put
them beside the offering at Sc and ST elsewhere.
In other Words we save you dollar or two on
every S. suit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-07

City, Collector shafFer yesterday
made his first return to Receiver Kin
dleberger. Ho reports collections in
the first four days Of October as follows:
For the general fund, levy of 1898,
S,lGl OS; ten cent levy, 81 800 81; delin-
ouents, general fund, SlG3 40; ten cent
lew, SSS IS; total collections 5000 80,
on '93 levy, and on. delinquonts 500 "A,
a total turned in OF $9,9GS %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-07

On Sunday the rebuilt German NJ. T..
church will be formally dedicated. At
1880 a. IN. Rev. Dr. G. Weller, the pas
tor, will ofIiciate and Rev. DR.. II. Lieb-
hart will preach in German the dedica-
ton sermon. At $3.50 Rev. DR.. Riker,
of Fourth street church, will preach in
English, and at 1880 p. IN. Rev. DR..
Liebhart will lecture on the Epworth
League. The new church is n beautiful
atructure, OF which pastor and people
are Justly proud.