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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
noun8cn.

Gs lit lett mebreren Sabren fir ben
@rfinber ni4t mebr notbmenbtg, elm
arbeitenbes MpbeI 1eimr @rf inbung
benz 9atentamte in Wai6ington ein5u<
1enben, UNI Elm patent gu erbalten.
Cine genaue, betaiQirte 8ei9reibung
unb bic n0thtgen 3ei&nungen genlgsn
iebt. Dte alte MobeQanl ammlung
aber eriitirt nod unb purbe tur3it4
tpegen &aummangels aug benz rle1tgen
Gteinpalaite an bsr 7. Strabe in Der
8unbesbaaptftabt na9 eigens gu benz
3tpede qemtet6eten Qotalttdten in Der
9o1tpffce IS" iiberfibrt. Ser Sransz
port Der rieiigen @@autditen nit ibrem
toftipieligen, uneriebbaren Sn6alt bot
@sranlafun9 gu man@en 8etra4tunz
qen iiber bas grobartige patentip1tem
Der Union, pel4es betanntlt4 Der
@unbesfaHe iiber $1,00O,000 iabrli4
e%inbringt. Man iub ba MooeQe BON
&leinigfetten unb 9al6 Dergei1en en
Dtnge1, tpelGe ibre @rfinoer gu reifsn
2euten gema9t baben. Man oente 3.
g. NUT an bic t~leinen, biinnsn Msifingz
nigel ooer r@lamps". melde oasu gez
brau&t perDen, bic @eitsn BON 9otuz
menten au1ammen3u6alten. Sic tperz
ben gu Milionen allein jeoes Sa9r BON
ber Bunbesregierung gelauft uno ia
ben ibren @rfinber, 90. Mc@iQ in phtz
labelpbia, gum Mt1iondr gemoAt.
Gin anberer Pbilabetpbiaer Namens
@ipman perfel in 1858 auf bic Soee,
an einem @nbe zines jeben 8leitiftes
elm @tiidden @uttaper9a gum Nusraz
biren an3ubrtngen, unb bieier @infau
bra@te i6m 100000 Elm. ungefdbr
I'M ba0elbe Sabr bemertte gteorge 81.
Mit@eu, baB ft4 &naben Defenders
bic 3ebenIpiben ibrer @4u6e unb
@tiefeln abtraten, unb ct ba@ts otelelz
ben bur9 tleine MetaQtappen gu 1@llz
ben. Dieis 1ogenannten Sips" befaa=
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07

Cumming, Ridarbion, 9olbroot,
4Qaire. Wott, iopie bic 9auptmdnner
Gonrabe,' Sopes unb 8arben.
Gin ~fsenbafter Ibenb mar ss, ben
bic gabetten in bemjenissn Sbsile bas
Yartes erlebten, in benz bic @tbdubt
Der Unions 1taaten lieg:n. Sn alien
sr0beren @ebduoen fanb gmpfans
Itatt, i'm Nep Dort @ebdube Iogar
EN- reee!re9ter 8au. Ser part mar
gldn5eno erleudtet unb es entfaltete
iid beim gintreten bsr Ountelbeit Elm
reyes Qeben Dor ben iquminirten Staas
tenbduie rn.
Ser dinsiii6e Generalselanbte in
9apana 1T gegenndrtig in Gbicaso
uno beft9t:st bic Weltauste0une.
Der neuernannte 9elanbts BON @bina
fir bic Der. Staaten p:rb ebenfalls
balb bier eintrsffen unb apar nit
einem @efolss BON etwa funf5is Be-
ratbern.
Clinton Snoibon uno gilbert Ginger
BON ben frana5liden Nusi telung muir
ben benz 8unoeszg ommiHdr 9opne
unter Der 8sI@uloisuns oes 8ertaufs
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. obne
3pllerlesuns Dorgefibrt uno p~prldufig
unter @irsi&aft seitelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
2an9eu bic @eimitdttcinder IN ben
Wren,cu oes Gberufec:s trei=
49,. .. fen aui.
Mlltrlei lidtI6cne 0eieQidait bat
iiN cbeuialS DOT. ciage'
fuuoen.
@abrideinli6 miro tcr Mnitlrm ben
auf Otlabpma uo4 iibers
ttehen.

Wrtan1ds GttD IN Edn1ds brlDet gut
s3ett ben 6auptperi ammlun9spuntt ber
6eim{tdtteiuder, melde auf bic @rz
Dffnung bes @beroteeJS treifen am 16'
vGeptember parten. 9ie Santa Ge
@t1enbabn fat ii4 ent14ieben, mGbreno
Der 4iebener Stunben Dor uno nad
W1ittag am 16. @eptemer feline 3iige
au erpebiren. @e 8eamten baben cine
3u19rift BON Departement BEG Snnern
erbalten, tpel9e be1ast, baB bieieni9en,
tpel9e bur@ 8enuBung Der @i1enbabn
0ortbetl erlangen moQen, t6re Wnre4te
berlieren iplen. Die fife t9m 9otels
filen ii4 NIT @si@dftsleuten aug oerz
i4iebenen 1beilen bes 2anbes an,
tpel@e bic Mb11@t baben, i'm neuen Sc
bet @e}ddfte gu betreiben. @erf4iez
bene grobe @aaramporrdtbe iinb 6terz
fer ge19idt tporben, bic nu@ @rDHz
nung bes @treifens 5ofort babin ab=
qeben tperben. Gin Mann, oer IN
Greebe, Gol., 5ur 3eit beg bamaligen
8ubms Elm 6otel fiibrte, lit bier unb
6ut ii9 Elm groBes 9otel in g%etrennten
Sbeilen bauer la1en, bic am @onntase,
benz Sage nad ber @rDfnung, naf
perrD bef0rbert unb bort gu 1ammenz
geiteQt tperben iollen.
Ser Ort fiilt dtt4 audi nit @ptelern.
@lidsrittern unb Gon iben5leuten bon
iberaQ ber, UNI auf &uub aus3ugebsn'
un1@ulbise Spfer 1tnb genug Da.
Sic 3ise Der Santa Sc Sit enbabn
bringen tdgli4 BON 5pai Biz bier ST.
tra=Wa9en bonn Noroen hier6er unn
bic 8abn mo9t betannt, bab bonn II,
bts 16. September iebe 20 Minaten
@rtraaiiqe bon Mrfani as Gitp Biz mad
ben @esiftrirungsitGnben an Der @renz
&c laufen werben.
sSn ber Naht gum 81. Mugut bielten
bic 8ubmer am Mrtan1asf ufe eine
@er5ammtung ab, um tbre @e&te aui
ben Streifen gu beratben unb @usz
1ddiNe gu ernennen, bieiepben gu pabs
rem. Gin Gom;te muroe ernannt, I'm
ma4 benz vSooner" @sment (Squatz
ters) gu ieben unb in @rfabrung gu
bringen, tpie ptete r@ooners" auf benz
@trsifen ieien unb bic Sruppen gu Ne
na9ri9ttgen, btelelben gu bertretben.
,>sbsn{o murbe bic Dirt unb Wei1e BET
@egtItrirung unb bic un5ugdngli4telt
Der g~egenmdrti9en @inrt4tungen 5u1
@epdltiguag Der Mafen er1rtert. @s
1ouen peitere 3uiammentunfte bon jeBt
an Big 5ur @rDFnung abgebalten uno
eine y 7e Organization gebiloet meroen,
I'm bic Medte gu pertbetoigen. Sober
@e1hGftsmmn in Der Staot empfangt
tGgli9 aus alien Sbeilen bes 2anbes
Mnfragen iiber bieien @6erotee @treifen
unb tpie man beirm0gliait oa9ln 9ez
langen t0nne. @tele bie1er 8rtefe
tommen aug GROCER Terne, etn3elns 10
mstt 0itlt@ mie Nep 9amp1hire uno
Connecticut. Dte gan3e grobartige
MaKe 1ol4er Mnfra9en lai1en baraui
f@lieben, bab ber @turm auf BAG @ez
btet b~enjenig:n ouf Otlaboma tpett
ibertreffen mirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
6obeu Stiirmc uub &etter an Der
iioatImtiiGcn &iiite &C.:
wiitbet.
Muf 0nuoerte 6slauit lid bic 3abl oer
In Siio : Carolina hinge:
fpMmcncn.

lantiT9en Settle ber 8eretnisten Staaz
ten srobe @@aben angeri@tet, bat an,
fur9tbarjten In @ibAGarolina &C.
tput6et. Da ale Selesrapbenberbin>
bungen u. I. IN. aerit0rt maren, bat es
Sage beburft, ebe bic &unbe bon benz
un9liid iiber bas 2ano ii4 perbreitets.
un6 audi iebt nod 1T Der gan5e umz
fang Der Gata1tropbe ni@t ab5uieben.
Sn Muaui # a, g. g., traf an 81.
Muguit - bier Sage na4 benz @turs
me-bie Melbung Elm, bab auf ben Snz
ieln in BET Mdbe BON Beaufort unb
ABORT Mppal beretts 800 2ei4en sefunz
ben 3inb, man fiird6tet jebo4t bnB beren
3abl nph auf 100000 fteigen miro
unb @inige 1tnb 1ogar ber Mnii4t, bab
ni&t peniser als 100 Meni&en Bel
Der @turm flutb ibr Qe6m ein9ebuBt
baben. Inter ben i%berlebenben 8ez
mobnern Der Sn5eln berri4t 9robe
Motb unb 9ilfe lit brin9eno n0tbig.
Mus Columbia, oer 9auptfaot oes
ESTATES, tpurbe unter benz 9let4em
Sage qemeloet: 9err 81. @obinion
aus benz &erriion'i@en @tablihement,
melfen BON @aterboro bier einge>
t~roffen 1T, ma4t folgenbe Mngabsn:
@on 8H9off's Place Bis Sadionboro
murbm 3mei Meger auf ben 9a@ern
tbrer 6itten auf ben @biito Hiper &C.
trieben. @ie1elbsn melben, bab ale IN
ben Nteberungen bel 8i14off's Place
mobnknben 'Meser, Mdnner, Trauen
unb &inber, etpa 1000 an Der 3abl
ertrunten iinb unb oaB ber gauge Srt
aerItDrt tpprben lit. Sn Walterboro
itn6 niele @Gu1er bon ibren Tunoamenz
ten 9eboben unb 1dmmtlide @eisfeloer
unter WaKer geiebt. Ser Dampfer
P;lot 8ap, mel4er 5pii&en Gbarlei ton
unb @abamab pertebrte, 1T %9eitranbet.
Die 2optlenflotte bes @afens III fat
gang perni4tet unb bic pbospbatez
@erfe at, ben 1fern bes bena4barten
Glu11es 1inb in menig bef1 erer Ser
faHung als bic in Der Nabe BON
Gbarleiton.
port @opa1, pel@es 1peiter unterz
balb auf elmer 2anb3unge am 8eauz
fprb Ntber liegt, mar benz @turm
nod mebr ausgeieBt unb ltegt tbats
IGdli9 in &uinen. Ser @erluit an
Men1@enleben 1T bter 1ebr grob. Mr
ber 8u9t purben bic 2et4en pon
etma 30 Negern gefunoen un0 mar
fir9tet, bab no4 bebeatenb mebr ben
empDrten @lementen gum Spfer &C.
fallen 5tnb. Die Staaten itnb 14per
ge1GGoigt tpprben unb man greift mob.
nt9t gu bod, tpenn man annimmt,
bab bic 9dlfte Der @rnte Derni4tet TT.
paris Sslanb, pel4es 5pif4en
benz 8roab unb benz Beau fort &tbe1
lie9t unb auf tpel6em bic Srodenz
Dods Der Ser. @taaten 5t@ befinben,
1inb bon benz @turm arg mttgenoms
men pprben, oo4 fe6len no4 nGbere
Mnguben iber ben umfang bes @Auz
bens.
Beaufort, bic 6iibi@ite Snielitabt
in ben Garolinas 1T, troboem ite 6
Meilen oberbalb i'm Glub liegt,
1hredli9 Dertpi1tet tporoen. 9te
meii ten @duier itnb i&per be14dotgt
unb bic ufer58ollperte gang ooer
tbeilmeiie tpeggeri1en tporoen. 9te
Wuht, tpel@e Wino unb Wel1en ausz
iibten, mar 10 grob, bab @nter BON
450O-6OO0 Pfunb @eipi4t, pelae
CUR 8efe1ttgungen bon 8ojen bienten,
losgertHen unb mie lei4te 9ol5itide
umber %gemorfen tpuroen. Capt.
Mbttelep unb feline Gamilie barrten
iebo@ in benz Sort aus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07
u etu 9nrf|s u0learin9 @ouie."

Wiel6eipro4en in Der lebten 3eit
nurbe bas Netp Dorter ~@learing
5ouie unb AUDI jeBt nod b0rt man
me6r a(s ionit bieie Snititution ertpGbz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-07

SIM Run{tpalat brad neuli@ Na4z
mtttag cine 6euersbrunl aus, jebod
puroen bic Glammen gel0i4t, ebe iie
1ennenspert6en S4aben anrt4ten
tonnten. Gin columbii9er @aroiit
entbedte bic 6lammen uno citirte iofort
bic Seuernebr, nel4e bic Tlammen in
tur3er 3eit l0l&te. Ds Teuersbrunit
entltanb baber, bab in Der beut1den
@ection cine 2ampe erplooirte.
28O Gabetten Don Meit Point tamen
am 10. Musuit in Der Weiben Stabt
an unb nabmen bon tbren 3elten por
benz 8unbespalafte 8eiib, no fie 10
Sage 3ubrtngen tperoen. Muf benz
acknowledgement puroen lie bon
Sol. Hice unb elmer Gpmpagnie ieiner
@arbe empfangen. Mu4 maren Sc
neral Wbeeler bon ber Sqinois @aroe
unb einige Sff5iere ber Mrree 3ugez
gen. Mls Quartiermeilt er fungirt fir
bic Gabetten Capt. @purgis. Die
Sff3iere iinb bic 2ieutenants Duer,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
LITTLETON DEBATE.
TIE JUDGES DECIDED IN FAVOR OF TIL
CHRISTIAN MINISTER
Every Argument Of Elder Miner Net and Sue
csssfully Rsfutsd by Rev. RObsris-In-
itresi in the Affair.

The big debate at Littleton between
Rev. WV. Roberts, OF the Disciples
Church and Rev. A. Z. Miner, Nor
mon elder, is ended. Rev. Roberts lit
orally wiped the earth up, as 1t were.
with his antagonist and came of the
feld OF debate with flying colors. The
debate was in progress three days and
ended on Friday night, an unusually
large crowd being 10 attendance from
points all along the line Of the b. & o.
Rev Roberts had everything his own
way from the start. He took every ar
Rument that the elder offered in sup
port OF his creed and showed up the ut
ter falsity of 1t in clear aud forcible
language. As he warmed up in his de-
bate he made the apostle OF the notori-
Gus Joe Smith quake with fear lest an
epraged populace should arise in its
might in response to Mr.. Roberts sug-
gestions and wipe out the results OF the
work being done by these elders In
West Virginia under the name OF re-
ligion.
he told OF one old gray headed sim
uer OF an elder who had seduced thir-
teen women last year, who resided near
New Martinsyille, w. Va, and eight
from Littleton, after which he took
them to Salt Lake City, to enter life
that is described as a living hell. lie
told OF the broken families and mother
less children that had been left behind,
and the tears that had been shed for
the deluded and departed mothers.
Any good judge OF human nature
could have seen st glance who would
win the debate. Rev. Roberts showed
that he was OH the side Of right by his
earnest and fearless manner. At the
close of his arguments Rev. Miner said
that all of the prophecies Of Joe Smith
concerning the Mormon Church had
been fulfilled, and read some OF them
from his Book Of Mormon. Rev. Rob-
erts interrupted him as follows:
"Mr. Miner, do you really believe
thatP'
The elder replied; 81 solemnly affirm
that / do"
MIR. Roberts then asked the elder for
the loan of his book long enough to
read one prophecy from Joe Smith, In
which the notorious Joseph prophesied
that II Brigham Young ever secured
control OF the Mormon church, that 1t
and all Of its memb ers would go straight
to hell. This was too much for the
elder and he collapsed. There were nine
OF these alleged prophets In attendance
at the debate. Some OF the people have
declared that II they keep up their ne
farious work In this State that they
can expect rough treatment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
ARniIrond Calculator.

rIf there is any class OF men I like
more than another" remarked the
drummer to the travelling passenger
agent, 'fts railroad men, and ! always
buy my tickets too"
The I. o. q. smiled blandly.
"Now," went on the drummer,
"there's S. B. Hege, the Baltimore ~
Ohio agent In Washington. You know
Hege. OF course? Good.lookiDg fellow
and as smooth as velvet. Well l
heard a good joke on him the other
day. A friend OF mine In Washing
ton wanted transportation to Chicago
along 10 June some time, aud he dropped
Hege line. Hege sent the request over
to headquarters at Baltimore, forty
miles away. The answer hadn't come
in ten days and the applicant received
an application to go out In a private
car. On the way to the train he met
Hege.
Don't bother about that transpor-
tation, S. b. he said, very solemnly, Il
don't believe / can use it,
"Why not?" asked S. b., who was
surprised to find a man who couldn't
use railroad pass.
"'Well, and the man was more seri-
Gus than ever. I've been calculating
on 1t. That is to say, I've figured out
thatua pass weighs say one-tenth OF an
ounce, and l weigh 200 pounds, or 1920
ounces. Now, II IL takes the Baltimore
and Ohio ten days to carry one-tenth OF
an ounce forty miles, how long will 1t
take TO carry 5000 ounces to Chicago,
say $50 miles?
"Hege was knocked automatically
galley-west and was speeches..
1T will take, resumed the calcula-
tor. 'Just five million, three hundred
and forty thousand days, or about four.
teen thousand, nine hundred years, and
you know, old fellow, can't walt that
long II | want TO see anything atIall OF
the fair. Isn't that correct"
''But Hege could't tay word" con.
cluded the drummer, "and when | asked
him about 1t last week he offered to set
up the champ payne at the funeral If
would kill the calculator"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
WILL DEPART SOON.
NECESSITY NAY CAUSE BISHOP KAHN TO 60
TO ST. LOUIS
Bsia.s September Firsi-ArchbisbOp Esnrick Very
Feeble and In Need of Relief-Ihs Re-
csptOn to the Bishop

Just one week ago II was amor" ced
In the REGISTER that Bishop Kahn had
received the papal bull notifying him
of his transfer TO the See OF st. Louis.
The Republic OF that city is authority
for the statement that Bishop Kaiu
has written a letter In which he an
nounced his intention of leaving before
September first.
Says the Republic:
"Word was received In st. Louis yes
terday from Right. Rev. John j. Kahn,
the new Co-adJutor Archbishop Of ST.
Louis, to the effect that he will arrive
in this city about the 18th OF this month.
The letter In which this announcement
was made was written by Bishop Kain
to a well-knoWn st. Louis lady who
was, years ago, q member OF Father
Kain's church. 1t was predicted
in yesterdays Republic that the
Bishop would perhaps come sooner than
September /, the time announced some
time ago. His letter, which announce
his earlier coming, does not, however,
give any reason for the change OF date.
His coming is looked forward to with
much eagerness by st. Louis Catholics.
Archbishop Kenrick, it is said, Is very
feeble and is really in need OF i'm
mediate help In the management OF
affairs of this archdiocese. As has
been announced previously in these
columns Bishop Kain comes with
authority and rank TO make him arch
bishop of this diocese upon his Grace's
death.
Bishop Kahn returned yesterday
afternoon from Grafton, where he Off
ciated at the funeral Of the late Rev.
Father Keleher. A REGISTER reporter
made an effort to see him at the Episco-
pal residence last night, but he was not
found at home.
The general Committee having In
charge the arrangements for a farewell
demonstration in honor Of Bishop Kain,
will probably be called TO meet some
time this week. Several prominent
Catholics who have taken an active In
terest in the matter, discussed 1t yes
terday, and decided to have a meeting
called. This action will be made neces-
sary II the report In st. Loulsis correct.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

The Imperial treasury OF Austria con-
tains the Florentine diamond. This Is
one OF the finest diamonds Of the world.
and 1t is noted for its ulster and bril-
liancy. 1t is worth $3.50, 600 and has q
romantic history connected with it. II
once belonged TO Charles the Bold,
Duke Of Burgundy, who seems to have
been rather careless In guarding his
treasures.
he went to battle one day with this
diamond in his pocket, and the result
was that he lost II. The diamond lay
on the road and Swiss soldier picked
il up. He looked upon 1t as piece of
glass aud threw ii down again, but as IL
fell the suns rays caught IL, aud the
soldier thinking II pretty trinket con-
cluded TO carry IL along as pocket
piece. Shortly after this he showed il
to priest The priest admired IL aud
gave him 8 coin amounting to about
so American cents for IL. The
priest sold IL to a jeweler
for 60 cents. and q rich mer-
chant paid the jeweler $4,000 for ".
The merchant sold it to al Italian duke
for $1,000 advance on his price, and the
duke sold it 10 one OF the popes. who
paid 500, 600 for its possession.
After number Of other similar ad-
ventures IL came into the possession Of
a grand duke, who married the En-
press Maria Theress, OF Austria, aud
through her IL came to this imperial
treasury. 1t now belongs to the royal
family and has its place in what is con-
sidered one OF the finest collections in
the world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
Etinusttn Of Introduction.

II unfortunate that in certain mat
tiers Of etiquette custom has given US no
fixed law. For example, take the case
OF introductlons. In England introduc-
ing is dispensed with as much as possi-
Bile.
1t is such a small country that its In
habItants know they will be sure TO
meet In the hosts choice OF guests. A
man Is presented TO the lady he takes to
dinner-it might be awkward otherwise
but II he enters into conversation
with another guest TO whom he has not
been presented he does II al his own
risk.
In Germany quite the contrary is the
rvle. Ats dinner each mao will re-
quest his host or hostess to present him
to any lady he does not know. Young
women likewise ask TO be presented to
married or older women.
Etiquette requires that the inferor's
name only should be given, as she is
supposed to know to whom she is to be
presented.
A man, In approaching girl TO ask
her to dance, II he does not know the
partner with whom she may have been
dancing, presents himself by name to the
man before turning to make his bow tc
the young woman. he assumes thai
for the moment her partner is her guar
dian.
But with US there Is no settled rule
many people have adopted the English
custom In this as in other things
Whether or not this is the most courte
Gus way Of mating guests Is q question.
There is certainly an element Of snob'
berry in It, and snobbery and courtesy
are not closely related.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
so,na Photographed.

It's said that Prof. Hermann has sue
ceeded 10 obtaining q photograph OF
the vowel sounds. He first spoke them
into a photograph, which afterwsrd
slowly reproduced them Into dehests
mIero-telephone. To the vibrating
drum of the telephone was fixed afkmsll
mirror. from which single ray OF
light was reflected to moving strip 81
sensItizsd paper. Tie vibrations OF the
drum were thus delieately and accu-
rately pictured on the paper. Sound
has thus been actually made to record
itself legibly on paper, and 1t docs not
appear to be beyond the bounds OF the
possIble that q machine may ulti-
mately be invented into which the busi-
ness man, OF the author may speak bis
thoughts and have them returned 70
hin IN clear typewriter copy. ouch .
machine Is no more impossible 40 the
telephone or The photograph.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

CuT coupons from the REersTEz and Cd
tain a masterpiece Of English literature
See coupon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
HAIL. Ara olsrsr Hunters.

A very common practice among the
hawks of this country is to follow close
IN the track OF railroad train. flying
low down near the ground. The small
birds along the line, startled by the
roar OF the cars, fly up in clouds, and
the hawk takes his pick OF the latest OF
the lot. The little birds are so alarmed
by the noise Of the train that they DO
no see tho hawk, and before they can
get away be has replenshed bis lsrder.
The fact has often been observed by
persons living along the lines OF rail-
railroads, and is singular illustration
Of the faculty Of adaptation possessed by
animals that are forced to live by their
wits
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told.
A BLACK and tan dog was stolen yes
terday from the Jail.
ABRAHAM Baron is building an add
ton to his grocery on South Jacob
street.
THE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock.
WALTER WILLIAMS, colored, was ar
rested for fighting last night by Officer
Herbert.
The new street car Office In the north
end OF the car barn is splendidly
equipped,
WoRK has commenced upon ten new
dwellings on Eoff street, between Thir-
ty-seventh and Thirty-elghth.
A PARTY OF about twenty from this
City will be- guests of the Brunswick
fishing camp down the river to-day.
THE Ohio River train yesterday after
noon was crowded with passengers for
the various fishing camps along the
river.
AT the matinee session Of Police Court
Yesterday, John Wilbur was fined 81
costs for disorderly conduct, and G. D.
Slirvin 81 and costs for drunkenness.
TIE Ladies OF Honor will hold their
regular meeting ct their Twelfth street
Knights Of Honor Hall on Thursday az
ternoon. a full attendance Is desired.
THE House and Hermann base ball
club will play tie Pink Carriers this
afternoon on the Riverside grounds.
Battery for the II. and H.: Gray and
Blake.
THE American Cornet Bard has pur-
chased handsome new music pouches,
and will wear them for the first time in
the ST. Alphonsus parade and picnic
next Monday at the Fair Grounds.
SAM STEWART, an employe OF the
electric street railway company, was
accidently struck by sledge while at
work Friday, cutting cash over his
eve. The wound was dressed Ct Rich
ards 81 McElroys.
THE following deed was left for rec
ord in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday,
0nIeU AuRUsE Il lCSot OteWSNA
II. Crow and Mamie E. Crow, Tor STOCK
of groceries and furniture at No. 700
Main street. Consideration 81.
ABOUT twenty-five petitions from the
Eighth Ward were considered yester-
day by the Board oil Equalization and
Appeals. There will be no meeting OF
the Board Monday. but subcommittee
will finish M the Eighth Ward and the
Board will probably finish the business
before it on Tuesday.
TIE Second ward market house has
been undergoing repairs in the way OF
a new roof. The old shingles were
thrown to the ground and gave those
attending market Win wagons sone
things in such shape yesterday that no
trouble was encountered All the
work win be completed by next Wed
nesday and everything will be In the
usual good order at the Second ward.