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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Qusldno.

- 9a Bic tpiirttembergtI6e 0te9terrng
9ebeten bat, bon benz ManOper beS -
piirtten1bergti6en QrmeecorpS ge9en bas
IA. 0abii6e) a68uie6en, 6at Set &aiier be-
foblen, lebteres &orpS GIT WanDDern mil
Dem Is. Nrmeecorps BEL 9agenau beran5u7
3teben. I'm S%uttermangel in ben bonn
WanDpcr berii6rter @egenoen ~bor5ubeugen,
bat Der Gaiier bic 9eran5iebung Der Sou
rage fir baS Il. un6 Is. Corps aus Den
Ditliben BroDtn5en befoblen. Nu6 iouen
betm Is. MrmeefprpS bte %l1ebungen, pel6e
bis gum &c. September bauern ~Ipltelt,
I6on NIT 6em II. September abi6neiben
u1b sic &eierpen alsbonn entIaiien perben,
9as 13. tpiirttembergii9e Nrmeeforps tpir6
unter Iolben l1n1itGn6en auf 9(nweienDeit
bes &aiiers nur fit Die 8rOBe Baraoe am
Is. september un6 fir Elm ManDber Der
26. sesen sic ~. 9tptiton am 16. Septbr.
reAnen fDnl1en.
9dS misunderstanding, bas
Sem Brtnsen 6etnri9 bon 8reuBen ber>
lie6en lit, lit bas am blauen 8anbe 3u traz
ser1oe goG6ene &reu3, bas ie6er Sfft5ier
un6 SanitdtSDfft3ier Der prerBti6en Qrmee
un6 ser &atierltben W6artne nacb 5nrilGz
gcLegtem 20. 9tenifia9re erDGlt. Sci 8e=
rcc6nung ber 20 9tenittabre tperben Die
&rieesjabre boppelt ge3Gbft unb BET Der
Marine ftn6et auBerOem etne beionoere
8erebnung Der Seebienit3eit itatt, b. ;.
0erjenigen Belt, Sic ser Sfftsier Guf ben in
9ienit geiteQten S6iffen suSebra9t bat.
8rins 6e!nri9 lit erit am IA. Qluguit 1872
eingetretsn, bient allo no4 ni9t sans q
Sabre, 10 6aB i6n1 Bel 9erlei6un9 Oes
Srea5es anf feline Seebienft8eit mebr ais
8rins 6einri9 lit bet erlte Oeutl9e Brins,
ser bas 0ienittreus in Set SteQung alS
Oberit .ooer &apitGn CUR See erbalten bat ;
aIe anberen grin3en batten BET Der Ser
letbung berettS bDbere Gbargen inne. Ser
Briu5 lift leit ~. Sanuar 1889 in ietner
iebigen Steuung. Sci 6er Warine bat ct
als &dpttdn 5ur See mod bier SOroerleute,
8arGnDon, 8en6emann, BliD6emann uno
Sirptb, bel Ser Qanoarmce bGtte er beretts
t1 gtoDember 1891 in 6er regelmdBt9e1
Getbenfol9c Sum @eneralmaior beforocrt
merben f%0nnen; IN Set 3pti3en3ett itno
berettS IS iiin9ere Sberiten 3u General
majors aufgerit6t.
= Ser Blan fir ben nit ettem &oitens
aufpanOe bon 1900, 900 Wtart in 2lltOna
on8ulegen6en Sti9eretbafen bat iebt Die
@eneDn1t9ung BET Staatsrcgterun9 erbdlten
uno lou Der 6afenbau unDer3ugltcb in Nn@
9rtff %9enontmen ipcrben.
Scr friibere &ector ber 2anbeSi6ule
in Pforta, &onftitorialratb 8rpfeIior Or.
geter, lit BORT i'm Sc. 2ebensiabre 9e>
itorben.
On 6em Neubau bes sroBen 6afens
in &urbapen miro ieBt nit 9(nipannnng
oller &rdfte gearbettet. @s itnb ungefdbr
900 Nrbetter baran bei6dftigt. 9teie bere
tbetlen ih3 folgenoermaBen: 250 Wann
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

ncn .Rate9orien SIT einan0er bel Den neler
Stellen bctrifft, 10 bot iicb 5,par tnTolgc Der
ncuen 6albbatatllone 0a3 WerDGltnlb Der
3abl Ser WiaiorSltelleu su Der 3aDl Der
Su6alternitelicn auBerorbentlicb perbel7
iert, DaS 8crbGltniB Der bDbcren Stellcn
dbcr beito me6r Derlcblec6tert, ba BET Der
Snfa1teric cine 8ermcDrllng Der Stcucn
BON Sbcritcn unb Generation nicht ftattgc7
funoen bat. 9lrcb ba5 8erDGLtntB Der 53abI
Der 6auptmannSlteQen sur 3abl oer Steu@
tenantSitellen bat it'd bel ber Snfantcrie -
aIer0il1g3 nun BEL ben Sauptlcuten %5iDetter
&lQiie Dcri6lcc6tcrt iniol9e De5 llr17
Itan0eS, 6oB ber biSbertge breiSebnte 6ollpts
MANN beim 0tegimentSitab Gompagrtctlb9
ret inn nclten Oalbbataillon getDDrDeH 1T.
Gnbli9 mIB Die aus Dem Qlnbrang 5tr
Sffi5icr8laufbabn folgenbe 0emlGclltlgc
&oubeieButg aller etotSmGBigen SeconOcs
lieutenantSfteQen fiir Sic iiingeren Gicute7
rantS ba3 9(pdncement gum Yrentierltette@
nant gans auBerorbentli6 nerIangiamen.
Oa5u aber tDmmt III 8ctracDt, DGB Die
erforberlicbe Stei9erun9 beS O}ilttGretdtS in
Tolge Ser neuen 0eereSDcrltdrt1ng 1eoe
MISUNDERSTANDING beirn OfftStercorp9
fir obiebbare 3eiten 3ur l(nm0gli6fett
ntnden ntrD. SIS gieDt f~retljcb ctH Wftttcl,
Der 8eric6lecbter,ng Der G00ncementSause
iicbten fit bie Jest III bic Offi5ierslautba01
@intrctcnbcn oDne Mebrbelaitung beS
9teicb50auSbal entgegen5ulptrfen. Dies
W}ittcl pitrOe barin beiteben, boB man Die
3a6l ser etatsmdBigen SeconOelieutenantS7
itellen Dcrminbert 1nter entipre9enocr Ser
mebrllng Der etatsmdBi8en 3aDl, Der Stcez
felDDe6el."
g8aS &t9tcr betreffs ser preuBii6en 81
ft5iere bargetban bat, bas gilt perbdItntB>
mdBig natiirlib au6 bon benen Der lonltt1
gen G9eile beS beutlcben 8ei6SDeeres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

e6rte ltn6 t6m Elm Bib Nagaiaft'S, tpe[6es
etnen fllnftreiden S6ilbplattrabmen bate,
gum @eicbenf mad6te. Ser &eiter DerIieB
Den 6afen nocb am lelben Qlben0 auf Der
9tetie nab &Obe un0 Oofobama. Setn
8fer6 ntrb bon einem an6cren 9ampfer
bon 8labipoitof nacb Sapan ge6ra9t
tper6en.
= Dim l.. Sanuar 1888 sGblte Bull
garien auf einem Tldcbenraum bon 1925
Quabratfilometer 3,154,375 @tntDohner
GILT auf ben GuaOratfilometer) AM L.
Sanuar 1893 auf bemieLben .9taulne
3,305,458 gtnnobner 1926 auf ben
QuaOratftlpmeter), bte !3una6mc Der 8ez
bOlferung betru9 alio 151,083 Seelen,
glet6 0,96 8rocent in einem Sabre. 9te
3abl Der WGnner betrug 1888 1,605,389,
1893 1,688,688; bte Ser Trauen 1888
1,548,986, 1893 1,616, 779, mas elmer idbr7
ltden 3unabme Der WGnner Inn l Brocent,
Der SrGuen Inn 0,92 Yrocert entiprtDt.
SIM Sabre 1888 famen auf 1000 Wfdnner
965 Sranen, 1898 958 Srauen.
- 11eber Zanzibar mtr6 gemel6et, 6aB
Sort Souls auf Der Snlel Waurittus dber@
mails Durcb eth i9tpereS ltnglud belmgeil6t
tppr6eu lit. Cine Seuersbrunit bat ndmlic6
in Der Idcbt bonn %. Sult 200 6duier III
bemientger S6eile Ser Sto6t, mel4er inn
borigen Sabre bon benz Ntrbelfturm Derz
i6ont blie6, ~serft0rt. Die 8ureaur ctniger
Der 6~auptfautleute bon Neaurtttus iino
berntdtet tpOrben uno ber S9aoen miro auf
$500, 900 gei9dbt.
= Sn benz 9tegierungs>8 Interchangeable
in Sam>D uen>Qee BET Canton bra6 unz
lGngit Elm Seler aus, tpelcbes r1ebr ais talz
ieno 0GuIer ~3erit0rte unb me6r ais flint
talien6 Berfonen t0btete. Die &ataftropbe
e%ntitanb buccb Die Nacbldiiigfeit zines Solz
caten. &ier bena66arte 9Orfer pur6en
%3erftOrt, 1nb &ruppen muBten requirirt
tper6en, I'M Die So6ten 3u begraben un6
ben Geripun6eten 8eiitanb gu leiften.
-Sn SoIge Ser Nufbebung Der Sfla7
berei in 8raitlien berri6t bort Wangel an
9tenitboten. Oielelben ltnb baber int
Stanbe, tbre 8cbingungen 3u iteaen, ebe
ie cine Stelung atnebmen. gtibt Elm
BroSent ber mdnnttd6en un6 peiblicben
9tenitboten mill I'M 6aule Der 6erricbaft
i6lafen. sic befteben barauf baS 6aus
beS GbenOs ipGteltenS UNI Z 11br SIT Derz
lalien, un6 fe6ren am ndcb1ten Wforgen
nt6t bor Z o6er 8 l1br 5uriid. Sine &09tn
fin6et es ntdbt anscmelien baB bic Serrz
icbaft t6r Dinner ipdter ais 5 llbr cinz
ne6me, iobaB ite Sic &Icbe in Srbnun9
brtngen unb recbtsettig nab 6auie aeben
fam. 8iberieben iicb Die 3erri6aften
Oieiem @eba6ren, 10 berlaIien Die 9ienitz
boten ite iofort. Sine geiebltdbe8 eitimmuns,
fte gum 8Lei6en gu stpingen, 9iebt es in
8raitlien nicbt. Sin 9ienltmdbdben er6dlt
bur9i6nittLi3 2 bis 3 Pf6. Sterl. mOnatz
li9, ionic 3ebrung. 9ieie 0ienitboten
itnb ale MuIatten unb fat ale befreite
Sflaben. &robbem iie feline @ngel iinb,
tperben itc bocb Den tpeiBen 9ienern borgez
5o9en, bic in 8ralilien nod ptel io5[tmmer
ltnb. Ginige itaIieniibe unb beuti5e
&oloni1ten beftn6en iib baielbft m ienfte;
fife ftnb jebp6 unab6dngt9er als Sic
S9war3eu. Sin @runb fit BEN Mangel
an 9ienitboten lit Der 11mitanb, baB iett
&ur3em Sabrifen in GROCER 9titSabl erz
ric6tet tporOen iinb, in benen Before 0Obne
be3a6Lt tperoen un6 in benen Die Q(rbettSz
itunben fiir5er ftnb ais in einem 6ausbalte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Sic SettI1e SeereSDerntebratt8 4attS
Sffisters atasTGtett+

gu9en gtibter lit befanntli9 6er gr0Bte
&enner Ser DeriBteDenen Subjects 6es 6eut5
id6en Ret6S unb 8reuBcns. Sn 1olben
9tngen tptrb ietn @tiier un6 &0nnen aucb
BON ietnen erbittertiten @i6erlo6ern amer
fannt.
11eber bic @irfungen NUN, tpel6e ste
0eeresberme6run9 auf bte 8ef0r6erung rn0
Die ~ionitige Sage Der Sffisiere bes 6eutiden
9eeres anSiiben tptr6, felt &ibter in ietz
ner 8erliner vTretitnnigen :3ettung" folz
genbe 8erebnungen u1o 8etra5tun9en an a.:
v9te neue 6eereSorgantiation i6lteBt
etatmdBi9 cine 8ermebrung beS .otttben
oeuti6eu Sftsiercorps bon 20,662 auf
22,458 &Dpfe Elm, olio cine 8erme6rung
nm 1896 Sfft3tere pber 8 bis 9 bonn Sum
bert OeS btSbertgen 8eitar6es.
9luf bGs preuBti6 e Contingent entz
fGQt cine 8ermebrun9 Tim 1446 &0pfe,
6arunter 2 8rtgaOegenerale, 8 Gegimentsz
&ommarbeure, 173 StabSoffi3iere, 1856
0auptleute eriter &laiie, so Sauptleute
5~tpetter SlaIie, 365 Observation-Disclosures,
$40 acknowledgements. 3e6n bts6er borz
banoene SteQen for1nten. in SDrtfau. Die
Secon6eIteutenantsitelen f0nnen nicht be-
febt tperben, 6a TIM Sebruar 1893 nod 768
Sfft5tere an ber bis 6abin etatmdBisen 3a6t
feblten. Benn au6 bon Ser MtiLitGrbcr=
ualtung an8enOmmen ipirb, baB 6iefe
SteQen bis gum |. Ottober 1893 beiebt
ietn tDer6en, 10 feDlt alsoann Qucb mach
9ltnabme Ser Notwithstanding borlGufig
mod oaS gar5e YIus aus Der 6eere5per=
me6rung. l3u bteier @rgdn5ung miro mach
9LnnQDme Der MtlttGrDeripaltung ein .3ettz
rGum bon min6etenS bier Sa6ren erfor6er>
LID ietn. Ser Mangel an 1896 Offt3ieren
aur 9e&ung 6es etatmdBigen Mte6rbeborfs
aber DtrO am L. Sftober nur our @richeiz
nut9 fomn1en IN Der .3aDI Der Seconoez
2teutena1tS. Qae reuen Steuen ~auftpdrts
tDeroen bOr Dem l. SftOber beiebt tDer6en.
0as beoorlteben6e advancement tmfaBt alto
I'M preuBii3en Contingent 365 8remierz
2teutenantS, 238 6auptleute, 173 Stabsz
Sfft5tere, 10 DObere Sfft3iere.
Gin iol6es auBeror0entltG6es QDancez
ment in SoIge Der StelenDermebrunq 1T
nattrlt3 ben baran 8etbeiligten bocbptQa
fomn1en. STR 9teieni9en aber, pethe fi6
erit ieBt Ser Sffi3ierslaufba6n uibmen
ooer erit bot &ur5cm Sfft3ter getuorben
iinb, 9eitalten ft9 bic Nusiicbten unaiiniftz
ger ais 3u irgen0 elmer 3ett bor6er pGbrer6
Der lebten 40 Sabre. 9enn 5unGd6it fam
ma unmOglicb annebmen, baB 6te Ser
mebrung Der 3%ruppentbetIe un6 hanltt Ser
Sft8tersiteIen in ben nGcbiten Sa6rsebnz
ten ii3 IN Ser btsberigen Q8eiie fortleBen
tptrb. Sc iii1ger aber 6ie 8or6ermdnner
in ben bO6eren Stelen jebt itnb, beito gez
g~erin9er itnb bic 2luSiicbteu auf elm baI0iz
ges gta9ritden in Ste ieBt %bor6anOenen
SteQen.
@as Johann bas @erbaItniB Der einssLs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
aoad1nntltd1e 9uhtots @taats-Bettune, annttaa, 4. esptent1er 1898.

nun lit Bic be6alcrlt8ipertbe iunge GAME
untcr ben entiebltbiten Scbmer5en in @era
geitor6cn.
- Solgcn6eS lit einc Isabelle ii6cr Bic
8olfsbiloung in ben Derl6icoenen Sdlbern
@urppaS:
Sec QcIcu3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Obtrnpn DnTpttaI Ti1r
grn1tPtt 1t4tn 8tanRc.
Ecke Adams 81 Paulina Strasse.
CHICAGO.

geIunbbeitS5aitanb bee bette; iebsaeDu out mbbIirte
Brtoot5mnter lefs &ranfenIale nit Glb=Imsfi@t.
Sebttbren f1r Prtoat3in1mer BON $10-$20 her N4nd1e.
te nod Der Gage. bes 3tmmers NIB @ufpartitira. 9ri.
not;Pattetteil torIne1 iDren GrSt aus Der 3obl Der anae.
itelten ooel beudbeubetl Ner5te pdbleu.
@ebibren in 2ranfeuidlen IS per mpfe NIT outer
9fege. s"S'
Sie SabG Der an9elteGten @erate belduft fib ouf 6
Wer5te CSamerD unb 10 ~befud)enbe Merate (G1errenl
@Ine MISUNDERSTANDING Gdu1e lit in SoIpitaI.
Neegen gstn6elbetten meuoe man iM5 euuter obioer
uarte fir elm Circular. 'p51n. mn bdTsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
s11.Oo-woRLD's FAIR EXCURSION

Via b. q o. R'y Wednesday, September
90, 1898
At one fare for the round trip, tickets
good returning in day coaches on all
regular trains until September 30. Ex-
curslon train leaves Wheeling at $3.50 p.
m. For further information call on or
address B. & o. agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
IndnstrIaI NotaA.

The Warwick pottery is now on in
full. All the two hundred employees
are making full time, and steady run
anticipated.
Encouraging word comes from the
LaBelle mill. A good steady run 10
assured, as the company received a
very large order yesterday, which
alone will keep the mill going for some
time.
Yesterday moring the engine running
the machinery at the LsBelle tack
factory broke, causing the mill to be off
the remainder of the day. The en-
CINE is again repaired and the tack
factory will go on in full this morning.
The Belmont blast furnace has been
refined, dried out and is now ready for
operation. The furnace is now more
complete than ever before. Very en-
conragipg news comes from there that
though no orders have yet been given
to start, the Company will begin this
week to lay in large amount OF sup
plies for the operating Of the furnace.
AS taken, this signifies an early resump-
tion Of work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
RIVERSIDE TROUBLE.
ALL QUIET YESTERDAY-THB SEVERAL Ar
RESTS MADE BY THE POLICE.
A Reporter Visits the Boarding Houses Of the
Foreign LabOrsrs-MOrs Trouble Feared
News From the Mills.

It has now become a question with
citizens, and officials of BenWosd, what
attitude to assume toward the Polan-
ders, Hungsrlans and Italians in the
town. Though nothing particularly
criminal has yet been done by these
foreigners, it is evident to all that they
are getting too familiar.
There are five hundred or more OF
these persons In the town, and as they
cannot secure work they are getting
hungry and trouble is feared. There Is
one place on Marshall street, below the
street car barns, which is always
throngsd with these persons, and yes
terday persons in that vicinity were
shocked by some of the scenes enacted.
The place is so dirty that 1t would be
impossible to describe It, On the suR-
gestion OF many citizens reporter for
the REGISTER called there yesterday TO
look at the place. For dirt, filth and
stencil it goes beyond imagination.
Even passing the place on the street
cars persons can get suffoCating whifts
of the stencil.
Last Monday night, the citizens Of
Benwood, were surprised and indignant
to know that a Hungarian family had
moved into the heart of the city. 1t
has been the boast Of the citizens that
this filthy element had been kept on the
outskirts OF the town. This gang
moved to the corner near Sixth and
Main streets.
The REGISTER has given full accounts
OF the disturbances at the Riverside
mill. A part Of the last diff Guilty Mon
day evening has not been published,
and was learned from an official yester-
day.
Constable Chas. Sprouts was riding
down on a street car, when about 500
Polanders gathered on the track and
stopped the running of the cars. One
fellow was swinging revolver and the
constable made at him. An exciting
race ensued. The official was gaining
when a big Polander, John Lubic,
grabbed the constable around the neck,
nearly choking him. Mr. Sprouts sue
ceeded IN getting loose, and arrested
Lutte. He sent him to the City Build
Ing in Bsnwood, and pursued Jos. Lo-
brouske, who still carried the gun.
Joseph was caught and the weapon
taken. When given hearing yester-
day morning before Mayor Mahood
each got SIS and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
Pennsylvania Lines Excursion to Pitts
burg, 81. 90.

September 2lst and 23d Pennsylvania
Lines will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburg at rate of $500, which in
cludes admission to the Exposition.
Tickets good three days, including date
of sale. "A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
Go TO John Freidel g. Co.'S for Fruit
Jars and Jelly Glasses.
Pitt.hnrr ExnonitIon.

The B. g. o. R, R. Co. will sell excur-
Sion tickets to the Pittsburg Exposition
every day from September 9th to Octo-
Der 21st at rate of $3.50, including ad-
mission to the Exposition. Tickets will
be good returning three days, Including
day Of sale, except that tickets sold on
Friday will be good returning the fol-
lowing Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
Among the Mills.

In month now the big improvements
being made at the Wheeling steel works
will be completed. The mill is being
completely rebuilt, all the machinery
having been changed, and extensive en-
largements are being made. One OF the
greatest improvements is the raising
the three immense cupolos nine feet,
and increasing their size. The wooden
trestle, nearly 500 feet long, is built
and the rails are being laid on 1t. This
trestle will run to the big iron yard.
All the lower mill is now in full opera
tion except the parts undergoing re-
pairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
At the LauRhlin.

The nailers of the Laug him mill have
been notified by the company that they
are ready TO start the mill up on the
same agreement that the LaBelle mill
is working on. The nailers will hold a
meeting to-day to decide what to do.
The stock of nails is very light, some
nails being bought by the firm to I'LL
some of their orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
VIZ EN- pain and anguish wiring the brow
n ministeriug angel thou"-Bromo-
Setter.

PROF. JOHN MULLEN has returned
from practic meetings OF the Society
of Professor OF Dancing, at Chicago.
He has five NEW dances for those pro-
ficieAt in waltz, scottish and polka
steps. The names are as follows: In
fanta, BadR er, Gayotte, two step Boero
and Columbian Scottish. He will open
his academy the first week in October.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
A New and Remarkable water "OrA'
Plan.
WHEELING, September 10, 1893.

To ne Editor OF the heotSEer;
DEAR SIR have a suggestion 70
make to cities along such streams as
the Ohio. That is a new plan OF water
supply. My plan would be 10 extend
the pipes up the stream sufficient dis
lance to land the water into the reser'
voir. At the extension of the pipes ny
the stream, would build a sutticent
filter so that all the water that would
pass through would be perfectly clear
and much purer. Then l would also
have power enough where the water
flowed into the reservoir, to make
enough electricity to light the city AL
without one dollar expense after start
ed. If not asking too much, please put
the above In the REGISTER, and oDlige
q reader.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
DENTISTS.
Index to New Advertisements
FOURTH PAaE

FOURTH PAGE
Proclamation by the Mayor.
LOst-COw.
Lost-Cravst Pin.
FTFTH FAGE.
One Shoe-AleNsnder
Opers House-Slberia.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Partisan Dress Goods-Geo. R. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

JELLY Glasses and Fruit Jars, at
JOHN FREIDEL d G o. IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20
s1I.Oo for 10 Days visit to the Worlds
Rair.

September 21st is the date for the
next Sill excursion TO Chicago, over
Pennsylvania Lines from Wheeling,
$50 q. M. central time, good returning
until October 1st, inclusive. For details
please apply to j. G. Tomlnson, Ticket
Agent. Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

CALL at John Freidel g. Co.'s tor Jel-
" Glasses and Fruit Jars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-20

Take Naphtha Yacht, foot OF Twelfth
street, for l.. A. w. stoycle Races. short
ronte to the Fair Grounds. Boats leave
every minute.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14
Suflocated by Sweet Odors.

The Sybarites slept on beds stuffed
with rose leaves; the tyrant Dionysius
had his couch filed with them; Versus
would travel with garland Oh his head
and around his neck, and over his litter
he had thin net, with rose leaves inter
twined Antiochus luxuriated upon q
bed of blooms even in winter davs and
nights, ana when Cleopatra entertained
Antony she hand roses covering the floor
to the depth. it is said, of an ell.
We are told that Heliogabalus sup
piled so many at one Of his banuuets
that several of his guests We're suffocated
IN the endeavof to extricate themselves
from the abundance-victims of a sur
felt of sweet odors.-Philadelphi Times
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A Grateful Old Woman.

A dean was visiting his parishioners
when one Of them, an old woman. in
formed him that since they met "she'd
gone through sight O trouble. Her
sister was dead. and there wor a worse
job than that; the pig died all Of sud
den, but it pleased the Lord to tax him.
and they mum bow, they mum bow"
Then the poor old lady frightened up
and said, But there's one thing, Mester
Allen, as | can say, and ought to say
the Lords been pretty well on my side
this winter for greens!' Exchange.
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Ammonia in Coal.

Some l3,00O. 900 tons of coal are burned
IN London yearly About 4 100000 are
utilized by the gas manufacturing COM
panies: 9.G00,G00 are burned in house
hold and industrial fire CRATES. Each
ton contains sufficient ammonia to pro-
duce, if treated with sulphuric acid,
twenty-five to twenty-eiyht pounds of
sulphate of ammonia. The total loss Of
this fertilizing agent is therefore, say,
1890 tons. As the price of sulphate of
ammonia is 60 los. the ton, the none
tary loss is s94, ,905 every year. If we
were less wasteful we should not be so
much obliged to ransack Chill and Peru
for artificial manures.-National Re-
view.
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The Sense of Smell i'm Dogs.

Dogs are able to track their masters
through crowded streets, where recogni-
tion by sight is quite impossible, and
can find hidden biscuit even when its
faint smell is still further disguised by
can de cologne. In some experiments
Mr.. Romanes lately made with dog he
found that it could easily track him
when he was far out of sight, though no
fewer than eleven people had followed
him, stepping exactly in his footprints
in order to confuse the scent.
The dog seemed to track him chiefly
BY the smell of his boots, for when with
out them or with new boots on it failed
but followed, though slowly and hesitat-
ingly, when his master was without
either boots or stockings Dogs and cats
certainly get more information by means
of this sense than man can. They often
get greatly excited over certain smells
and remember them for very long Pc
riods.-Chambers' journal.
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THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

Second only i'll Importance to the
year which witnessed the declaration
of Independence, the year of grace
One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Ninety Three will evel be memorabl
in the history of our country. To
look back on Exposition year" as the
GROWING glory of a century reple:e
with triumph in every branch of art,
science and industry will be the priv
ilese not only of the United States
but of the entire civilized world.
When the historian shall record the
wonderful achievements of this age Of
progress, and shall recount step by
step the advancement made by mau-
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor, ". C Kagan; Councilmen, l..
P. Caillonet, A. j. Meyer, Ozeme Naquln
Thor Alber 7. P. Dergeron, and
Frank Zernott.
Treasurer. p. L. Braud.
Town Marshal al...........J. j. Walsh
Clerk IN. Coulon
Printer. Joliet Jr. 4 Go.
Post Mistress, Mrs. L. CGrtis
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THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY, JAN ii, 1873

sion with certain minor officials Of the
State Department able to prevent other
literary men getting access to histor
lcal papers on file III the department
until they had published copies OF
them as portions of certain historical
books of which Mr.. Lodge is repute
to be one of the authors.
Senator Hill says that no more than
seven votes will be cast against the
nomination of Murphy to be Senator
at the democratic caucus of the New
York Legislature, to be held next Tues
day night.