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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-10

ONLY good things are initiated. therefore
be sure that you get sne genuine Salvation
on, if you want TO cure your rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-10

HEADACHE, Neuralgia, Dizziness, OEunk-
enness. Spasms, Sleeplessness, curA by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free pc
Logan Drug ComDany's ana r. b .;
and at Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-10

DR. Bulls Cough Syrup has always
heen xeut % 70 the standard II Is the
same It was forty years ago, the best sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-10

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 10.-1:SO
A. MIR. Blaine's physicians authorize
the following:
"Mr. Blaine passed comfortable day
until s o'clock last evening, when he be
came not so well, and at this hour-l a. N.
he is still losing strength"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-10

was-rwsron, D. C.. January a-FoF West
Virginia fair; col4ff: northEestei wlada.
! ...feru Pennsy.yenia and Ohio. clea
a., aerlv T1esdaF mDrning except snow
isEs stations; eolasI: PEtAEsstsrlJ win
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-10

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 1o.-9 A NJ.
DIR. Johnston returned to the Blaine
mansion shortly after o'clock this morn
ing and said to reporter that he expected
to stay in the house all night.
He is the only physician staying with
the ex-Secretary to-nigh'.
At2 o'clock everything was quiet about
the mansion and no one was apparently
stirring.
, 1893-05-03
Dermilhtes,

- Ser Staatstrcib in Serbien bat in
Berlin f~olgenoes 3ptegeiprGb an Der 8Orie
perihuloet: 81: yWiiien Ste i1pn BON
Der n~eueten 0epel6e aus Wobrib?"- s.:
Stein" - o.: Scr &Onig bon Spanien
bat letne @ntrte Derbaften lalien un6 it9
fit enttp0bnt erflGrt."
- NuS 2aufen in ser Sbtpei3 mir6 urtz
term II, Npril beri6tet: v@eiterh 8ore
ntttta9s 10 l1br entoedten Bic mach 6auie
3urildfebrcnoen Nngebortgen beS 8orarbei>
terS 2eimgruber, baB bic obere Geftlo6>
Brilde BET @reutngen our6 Snet Itarfe @e=
rilitltangen quer0urcb Deriperrt mar. Mas
aus DEM bal6 barauf IN ber Gtcbtltng mach
8aiel palitrenOen 3uge geporben pGre,
ipenn Der llnfug ntbt redbtSeitig entoedt
t%poroen, tpagen mir a19eitcbtS Der an it6
lcbpn gefabrDouen Sertli6feit faum 5lt
oenfen. g8enn eS ipobr lit, boB bereits am
28. Wtdr3 cine gleibartt9e @1ltglei1ung BET
W~foncbenltetn 81 Deranlalien per1ucbt tpor5
ben tit, pel6e ie6ob ebenfouS redbtseitig
entoedt tpuroe, 70 tpetB man getptB nicbt
H1ebr, oh man eS bier nit elmer 8anDe BON
Serbre6ern oDer Srritnntgen S1 tbun babe,
Die es oaraltt abge1eben baben, baS 8irS>
tDal nnD nit tbm Sic 8abnoeripaltunq 10
recbt in Berruf 81 brtn9en. @S lit at bpfz
ten, 0aB cine 9enalte llnterlltGbuno enDlidb
9t5t in 6ieie 3uitdnbe brtnge," Sn 6er
gtGbe itnb Dor etniger 3eit audb Sbtenen
auSgeboben tporben; Die GbGter lino nod
ntbt en0cdt.
= ueber Bic anttiemttil6en StroBenz
@r5elie III &oltn IN 80bmen brtngens01ter>
retcbtlbe 8ldtter iebt cine 0arftellung, ser
mir CUR @rgdn3ung Der tele9rapbti6en 8ez
richie Solgen0eS entne9men:
Gor etntger Sagen tpur6e Die 2eide zines
observation-disclosures, NamenS Wtarie 6atplin,
aus Der @lbe ge5ogen, pelbeS ma felt benz
2. WtGr3 berr1tBt bate. Set benz Ser
Iblptnoen hes Mfdb6ens, pelbes BEL einem
6errn 8rett bebienitet mar, tpar unter bem
Golfe bas @erii6t %entltanben, 6aB Die
6aiplin ais r~itueles Spfer get06tet por6tn
let. 9ieieS @erii9t fanb alcb in benz Jung
INSTRUMENTATION 2pfalbLotte &olinS,
vBolaban", Serbrettung. 0te1eS 8latt
bracbte na6 %Nlfitnbung Ser Qetcbe 6ie nit
fetten 2ettern georudte 9ta9ri9t, Dab on
Dem 2etdnam Spuren bon Sttcbnun6en,
Die mtttelit etneS iptBen Snitruments BET
SSo%UN1[ UutpC+lI pSINEl4uul IElEltI ~ Uub
eth Selbltmoro auS9ei6lDiien ipGre. gfacb1
mtttagS tpur0e Die 2ei6e bon bem itGbtt7
lcben Qr5te Acknowledgements Or,
Sil ob0u5irt, tpel6er fonltatirte, 6aB an ser
2et5e ntdbt Sic geringite Spur a~uf3ufin6en
lit, tpel6e alf etnen 9etpaltiamen Sob
l6lieBcn laiien f0nnte, un6 baB aQe umz
laufenOen Geriicbte iiber etnen anseb(idb
rttueIen Morb Doufommen unbegrInbet
ieien. Nicbtsbcitoment9er fanben bic un=
l~tnnt9en @eri6te in Der Stobt &olin un6
oeren l1mgebung 8crbrettung. Me6rere
1loticbe @tnpo6ner nurben BON elmer it6
5uiamrnenrottenben Men9e berfolgt un6
mtBban6elt. 9lbenbS fanben auf benz
WtarftpIabe gu &oltn WloiienanlammGun=
gen ftatt, Die Suoen nurben bebrobt unb
ibnen Die Seniter ein9ei9lagen. goli3et
uno G)enOarmerte ibritten Elm un6 nabmen
mebrere 8erbaftungen por.
, 1893-05-03
G0otltd permunoet.
poIi3if Otto unter Ger QnfIaee oes moro=
anerifs perhaftet.

8oGisiit Mi6aeI Otto iibt in elmer .3e1e
Ser 6arrtionitr. Station u1ter Der Qlnz
flage beS W%orbangriffs. Sames s. Sea-
rep, pel6er 600. 1926 @entportb Qlpenue
wobnt, tpar geftern in aIer W%forgeufriibe
a1t benz 6etmtpege I'M cine fleine Summe
@elbes unb feline S6luiel berarbt NOR
ben. 9lS ct Dor bem 6auie anfant, fan6
CT Dte Tbire peri6lolien unb So9, fretli6
iebr energiib, Die 8lingeI. Die &tnber bes
Bolisiiten Otto, pel6er i'm ielben 6ouie
tpobnt, tpedten ibren Gater unb er5Gblten
ibu, baB Ginbrecber ms .6auS brin9en
polten. @r iprong auf, rtB boS 6eniter
in Die 606e unb feuerte obne Wetteres 3tpet
Sbiiie auf &eanep ab. Gtne &ugel traf
bieien in bte ltnfe Sdbulter, er ergriff bie
Slucbt, uu6 Sic 3tpette &ugel brang 6urcb
ben Eiiden Elm unb blteb i'm 11nterletbe
1teden.
Seoneb pur6e nacb benz Gountp6oipttal
gebrabt, un6 iteQte eS ftcb berauS, baB
feline 8erpunbunsen iebr i9tuer itn6. Otto
bar an ber 6arrtlonitr. @8ritfe i%tationirt
un6 bate ibon peri6tebentltcb 8ertpetie err
Dalten, neil er 3u idneu NIT 6em &eDol1
per BEL Der 6anO mar. Nuf 8efebL Oes
9oli3etbefs tpuroe er burch Sergeant S.
s. Suutpan Derbaftet.
, 1893-05-03
2IarRf6ert6f.
G6tcaqo, 3. M9at.

Gbtcago, 3. Wat.
Ser ltm1ab in Ser Si6tpaiieritroBe i'll
leibIi6 Iebbaft. Butter unb &artoffeIn
peibenb.
Sol8enbe Greiie tpurben BEL gr0Berer
Partieen ~eraieIt.
Butter, bette vSeperator" 7@aare q
@28c, quite 24(026c, mittelmGBige 240
25c. 9airD, Goolep's Bette 24026c., mtttelz
quite unb quite 20023c, frticber 9adtllg
Stod 10000, quite un0 bette v9tou" 170
zoe.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 1896, redbt
i60ne 1876, 0airD lac unb 18c fir Bic
bette; in vGous" pber fletnen @ebiuben Il
nle6r,
&die, bette vfua cream d%be66ars" IL
Ollie, vflat ibapes" 113@114c, goung
Nmerica 113@12c, v1fimmeO" 8@1Oc;
n~abgen1acbter S6met5er 15@1633, v8rtd"
13014e, 2imbur9er 12(013c.
Ger, gan8 frti3e 1908 6as 0b6.
Mi1b: Malaro= uno Neao 6ea67
@nten 3.OO@3,5O baS 9ubeno, fleinere
1,OO(01.25, 3eel 1.50(@1,75, BloDer 100
@1.2O.
Obit, ge60rrteS: Nepfel, finitlicb ge=
trofnete $1,000. bas gfb., an Scr Come
oeoOrrte n0rOli6e $@7; 8ftrii9e 5@6,
8rombeeren 63@73, 6tmbeeren 24(@25 ;
Galtfornti6eS Qlprifoien 1908, nicbt
9eicbalte Yftritcbe 133@143, gelcbdltc 200
"a; Bflaumen 93(013; &oiinen: 2onbon
2aDers 1.5001.85 baS &titbe1, Wtusfa1
teller 1.O5(@1.50, loie 4053.
Sb #, frtlcbeS: Nepfel 100000 unb
2,5O@3. so ie na9 Der Site, 8anane1
100000, Gttronen 3.00@4.00, Short
baer Srangen 2.5O(03.5O, GaLifornticbe
9topeLs 2,50(03.50 GrDbeeren aus 2oui@
itano .0001.5 so in "a 8trts, Wftiittiiip>
pier 2,OO03. 90 in "a Quarts.
&artoffeln: M~tSconiiner auf Ser
8abn 67069c, 6ebron 65(068c, 8urbanf
76(078c, Stole 68(@7Oc, 8earleB 600
65c, neu aus Stem Orleans $6,0O@7,0 90
bas 6aB.
@eflugeG, gei9Gacbtetes: GurfeD 10
W14c; 6itbner: 6enneu 1900 -, Sabine
6(G7c; Gnten 12013c; @Gnie, lebenOi9e
NIT ben gan3eu Teoern, $6,0098.OO per
9ubeno.
q milf e: 9eeues @etBfraut $4,000
$500 Der v@rate"; rotbe oOer gelbe a3pte7
beln $3,25@3. so baS SAB; Stefriiben rs
@3Oc Der 8ui6cl auf Der 8aDn; petBe
Nit6en $1.OO@1.25 bas SAB, @urfen
$1.25@1,50 baS 9bb,, Seuerie 25@40c
oas 0Bo., iunge 3miebeln 5O@75c oaS
8tltcben bon ] 8ui6el, Salat i'm SAB $500
C@5.5O, 8ieplant oaS 0bb, 75o(@$1,0 90,
Nooies5en 25@30c bos 0Bb., Spinat
$1.25@1.5O bas SAB, iun9e rotbe Hiibcn
100000, Peteriilie 20(025c, &reiie 400
DOC, @rbien Gun9e) 81. 00@1,5O bas &titz
chem SIT 20 On, 8p6nen Gunge) 1926
(@2.oO 3d., Spargel 81. 100000 6aS
&iitcben gu J 8ulcbel.
W btsteD: $1.13.
&oDlen: SIN &letnen, er0Bere uGgg"
$40 Die &onne, fletnere unb vgtut" OOer
uJtange" $3.50.
, 1893-05-03
Cine prominenter 5apanefe.
Sober Ohasft ituotrt ole Derbeferuneen oe,
Sudoruderfunt.

Sober Obasft, 8eitber bon 6afabuntan
Der 8r0Bten GerIagSftr1na in Gofto, Sapan
bat It6 bier e~ingefunoen, um bie ~neueiter
Gerbeiierun9en in Der 8u6Oruderfunf
fennen gu Gernen unb ite fir ietn @eibdf1
in Sapan 81 bertpertben. Mfor9en nitro ct
nab Stem OOrf aufbrecben unb nab meb:
reren @ocben tpieOer gum 8eiu6 Der Nus:
iteaun9 bierber 5uritdfebren.
Der 6afubunfan beibdftigt ft9 baupt=
iddlib nit Ser 6eraus9abe bon Qebr:
blbern unb 6ab3eitibriften. Gbe 6ert
ObaSft Sapan DerlteB, nurben ibm gu
@bren mebrere Seitbanfette beranitaltet
unb ber Mttntfter bes Nuspdrtigen, @rai
Sbtnagarba, CAB tbm @mpfebLungsbrtefe
an bic beri6tebenen iapaneiticben Sc
iar1oten in europa unb @mertfa. @ebetm7
ratb @raf Qlpa &atiu, elmer Der 6auptz
letter Der Geoolution bonn Sabre 1868, per>
faBte BET @eIegenbett Der Qtbreiie SDastt's
Elm @ebtbt, bas er bieiem ptomete.
, 1893-05-03
8e0tno SeIb1tmor6.

Cine GoronerS : Surp enti6ie6 beute
Worgen, baB Did 0iron, Set am Sonntag
Wforgen an Ser 6ourtb Qtpe, nit elmer &uz
9elpunbe in Der rebten S6lGfe tobt oltfge>
funben ipurOc, Selbitmoro began9en babe,
Der ett3ige 3eu9e bcim Snqueit mar Der
8olt3tit Geape bon Ser 9arriion StraBenz
Station. 0teier lagte aus, baB 9tron,
Der SanitOr in BEN vO9ben Stats" mar,
tucgen elmer 6rau nit einem Sarbtgen, Sea-
mems Sanbers in bent 6auie 81 @larf
StraBe am Wontag Wor9en Inn 4 l1br in
Streit 8eratben lei. 0tron 5og einen 9tez
polper berpor, icboB 3uerit Sanders Ourcb
Die 8ruit unb jagte it9 Oann ielbit cine
&ugel in BEN Sopf. Sanders lte9t iebt i'm
@ountp9oipital unb miro pieleibt s~eneien,
, 1893-05-03
abeaenblatt orr autnots ataats- aettete, aatttpodn 8. aetat 1898.

= Nus Nmitetten pir6 gemelbet: Der
tn Sattling gtr, 4 m~obnbafte unb bur6
feline @etpaltacte beri3tigte, bereits mebr>
mails ab9eitrafte Matbias 0aber itefte bor@
geltern gtacbtS nm balb 2 ubr fem @obnz
baus in 8ranb. I'm ben S6ein Ser TbGz
teri3aft ab8ulenfen, bet6eiligte er itcb au6
an ben Rettun9sarbeiten. Sci ietnem
@%tnbringen in baS 6aus purbe CT bon
berabfonenben 8alfenitiiden 3u 8oben gez
ibleubert unb urter Sen Sriimmern berz
9raben. gfab gelDi9tem 8ranb pnroe
Saber ais berfoblter 2etcbnam a%ufgefnn7
BEN.
, 1893-05-03

- 0as @erb0r bon Sobn Gbeolin un6
0omtnid &ag9iO, Die bes Nn9rtffS unb
&aubeS bei6ulbt9t itnb, Wuroe beute
Morgen bon Gt6ter 0oolep unter $500
8ir9i6aft bis gum II. Wtai perIboben, ba
Sbeoltn e%rfldrte, baB ct tpe9en zines anbe7
rem 8ergebenS bor Dem Griminalgeri9t 3u
erichetnen babe.
, 1893-05-03
Stdott1hes.
Der 1uqueit beeuoet.
Rebecca SereboIo bat Selbfmoro ~beganeen

Ser Snqueft iber Bic 2etde bon &ebecca
8ergbolb lit beenbet unb bas urtbetl Der
@ei6porenen lautet: SOB burcb Selbit4
morb." Die @el6tporenen nur0en 81 btez
len1 Gerbttt burcb Die NuSiage zines Der
3eu9en, bes SauSbieners Sra SO. 8an6[eD,
betpo9en. 9erielbe ertIdrte, CT babe, obne
bemerft gu perben, Elm @elprd9 stpiicben
&ebecca 8er9bolb unb SO. q. Cornell, fur5
Dor bet Qlbreiie bes lebteren, mitangebDrt.
&ebecca iou Die Worte 9ebrou6t boben F.:
vNenn Oh bies tbuit, iiebit 0u micb ntcbt
mebr Iebeno pieber", unb %ferner: pgtetn,
tb CLAUDE ni9t, baB 9u betritbt iein Mir
beit, penn ib to6t mdre." Die SurD tpar
Der Nniiht, baB Nebecca in einem 2tnfale
bon 8er5meiflnng Die G6at begtng, ais ie
it9 berlaiien fab.
, 1893-05-03
Nuf Ser 80rfe

btelten itb Bic Nei3enpreiie. Ser Sultterz
min iparDe nit 743@744 s%ebanbelt, i'm
September ipurOe 765@764 be5ablt,
Wtats mar felt; Ntat 49, Snli
Safer 'peiebenO; Scat $780, Sult 29B
S9peinefIeiicb feit; Sult 1870
l9.oO, September 19, 80
, 1893-05-03
Oas
MbenOblatt Der 81. Stunts 2eitnna

1T IN oen unten an9e9ebenen 6e
fddften gu haben
6. 9eutmer, 1899 2tncpln aoe.
q. s. STEPHAN, 1850 2incoln Aoe.
4o3 9roB Nne.
402 &psCpe 8puleoaro.
q. st.. Semitic, 1921 Selmout Noe.
g. 9olbmar, 1744 GIarf Str.
6, 81. Wtpore, 442 2incoln Noe.
Son Golobs, 485 2incoln Noe.
6. 81. Sat, $40 2iucplu Npe.
Sranf @a9ner, 5g7 2incoln Noe.
Sp1epb Munf, TAT Siucoln Mpe.
s. gteubals, $40 Stncplu glpe.
g8u1. SaDIpr, 1917 2incoln Mne,
@. Betting, 1926 @larf Ctr.
, 1893-05-03
SDOeS=Wttaefae.

Sreltnben uub 8efannten bic traltriQe gta6ri9t,
bag uniere 9eliebte Sp9ter anna &%atbartna
inn glitter BON 10 Sabret 5Monoten, @6eu6s 8 ubr,
nod tangent 2etoen ieli9 tint Germ enti6lafet ut.
9eerotgung finbet ftatt 9onieritag, ben 4. Mai.
Str, BON ba mad Der ct. Mi6oels=Rtr9e. I'm
ftiae Sbetluabme bitten Die trauernben 9interblte=
benen
Cornelius uub Wtaraaretbe 8trreu,
Gltert, neb1t Se56piftern.
, 1893-05-03

&Getne 0usetgen in Ser 2t~ben6ausgabe
Der SQinois Staats3ettung foiten, tpenn
ntcbt mebr tpte 3ebn 8orte, 10 GentS, iebes
pettcre Mort l Sent.
, 1893-05-03
gu Derleibet.

(Xelo 81 Derleiben. Die Belmont Seib- unb gou=@e.
Selra9e1 aur 1ebr Ieibte monatlide Nbaoblunoen'
Spre1t bet nns Dor. 9elmont 2eib= unb 8onsge1eii.
lWuIt u. 90l1tee Str, nabe &tncoIu Npe. seer.
1annlluH9en leben 2. unb 4. Monta9 @ben6 inn Wsonof.
28ap, {, 4mo
, 1893-05-03
SoSeS=Wttsetae.

Ser ppn Der 9euti6en &eidspDIt= unb geleQrapben.
9ermoltung mad @bicogo %entiaubte 8aiierl- 8eamte bes
BDItnuleu11S,
4Frr 5altnnIp1 5b~lnrrte4ts,
1T in Sol9e zines uu9liidfoaes ot 80. @prtl. Qbenbs 81
uhE, neri9ieoen; Sstne 8eeroignng ftnbet am Son.
Weas=StraBe aus nod 9racelonb ftott. I'm 1beiInobml
bitten: NMopIf, &arI unb Alb ert 9lttbad1,
Spu1tnS, uno
9oebn, Sber=Boitbireftions Setretdr.
, 1893-05-03
HferOe un6 @aoen.


< u 6~etfaSfen: aae arteu @osen, Sudden,
9SSa9e1 alT ge1teilung; ouf @b3ablun9 lpenn oefn}in5f6t
9fepatlrsn nno Ntoletl. =. s. 9uu, 23O8 9tote gfr
< II S~erfanfen: 9n99p unb @urren in outer
@pof 60, 81 aSpnoule'
0noerfomfeu: ausoe3eifueteg @nooo- mfor5
- . sabre 9lt; %1eblerfreI. Man o6reIIire: g. s. s Saor
155 Aponbale, @oot 60, Sa. In 5SoS1 ~
, 1893-05-03
W1hlirte 2intnfer.

On permietben 3met bibihe mDblirte S6lof.
- aiHmer, biutg. 400 81. 9aI1teo Ctr, 2. Stat.
3m2t
, 1893-05-03
SoOes=0ln5et9e+
NGen Srertnben uno 8efaunten CUR Na6ri6t,
nteire Wtutter
Bnrhnrn 9reurdJFI

inn glitter BON 77H Sobren no9 Ibperen 9eiben am Wton.
ben |. Ntat, %9eitorben lit. Die geerOi9un9 fiubet
.ouueritog, ben A. Wtat. WttttaQs II ubr, bon $40. 28C
9uln1eD Cir. aus nod 9racelano itatt.
SuIiuS 3reuIdheI.
, 1893-05-03

Nbonnirtauf bas 9benbblatt ser SQinois
GtaatS@ 3eitung. 9rets | Sent.
, 1893-05-03
8eri0nlides.

T,rau SARA g II + III aug 9etlin9en meloe ii9
y bel &arl Sturn1, C.. Q. Na9uer, 1913 90. Ban 8u-
rem Ctr.
, 1893-05-03
Steaengein6e.

ne +: Sin jun9er Nfaiu fu6t Ttetioe Nrbeit.
A0refe II. 1 Staats3eitung.
, 1893-05-03
81

Sreunben unb gefonnten bic trourtoe Wodridt, bah
I'M iere lebe Spbter MntB i'm Glitter bot Z Sobren unb
Wtonoten Sienitog, ben 2. Dtat. ianft int Serrn entI9la=
Fa y IT. 2ie ssSesr rt ftnoet ltatt am 89nnerIt99, BEN
mouth Qloce. I'm fttae Sbeilnabme bitten
Gilbert unb Bertha @ObI9emutb, @ltert.
, 1893-05-03

Me DIT: Sin unperbeiratbeter beutI1er W3onu, 81
W Sabre, crit eiu9etpaubert, Iu6t iiber Die gGeltaus=
ltelnng. irgenblpel6e 1obnenbe 8ei9aftieung. suite
3eu9nlIfe. Mbre1ie ID. 80 StaatsaeitunQ.
, 1893-05-03

Mefu9t: Suu9er 8ut9er, 9entIber. Iu9t 9teauna
1143 9tilmoufee Nne
, 1893-05-03
SpteI8.


State Line House. 9eltide SaitpirtbIdaft Sants
~ monb, Snb. 6ute SpeiIeu uno 9etrdnte, ltberole
PretIe. 8eiIenoen b~eionoers aulgelpartet.
29aprl1tIa mi Wttfe y er N aufer.
, 1893-05-03
SerIangt: 6rane1t unO @GO6en.

NerIan9t: Wtabden fir 5anb 2%ounbrp.
- Az Sorrabee Ctr.
, 1893-05-03

OerIan9t: llnio1t= ober Ni6tuniou=Ses fir bic
p@incinnoti 6reie 9reiIe", 9ebeu Contract fir Elm
Sabr, BADEN Strife.
9sad5ufrogen %Iofprt: Briggs 9ouIe, 3tututer 206.
N=O. Gde &aubolpb unb 5. ape.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-13
ro-NIGHr-s TOWN MEETING.

Two matters of more than ordinary i'm portance are on the programme for to- nights town meeting, and every reader of the DEMOCRAT, who is an elector, should be present. Under the circumstances it seems to us that the wisest plan with regard to the almshouse is to pay the bills and have the work completed before cold weather sets in. That the selectmen have be trayed the trust reposed in them and squandered the peoples money does not relieve the town from the responsibility for their actions. The bills must be paid. After that put weight on the selectmen so that We will know where to find them for the next eleven months.
 The meeting will also be asked to make an appropriation for the improvement of town highways, to provide work for residents of Waterbury who are out of work. This looks like a demagogic attempt to make friends for the selectmen and we hope it will be promptly squelched. The select men have at their disposal now S5, 900, ap- propriated at recent town meeting. to carry on road repairs. It would not be wise to give them moro until this is ex- pended. Only few weeks remain in which work may be done on the roads and the money now at the disposal of the se- lectmen is more than they can use before winter sets in for road repairing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-13
An Apparent paradox.

''I had always been taught that cold contracts and heat expands" said Har- old Burwell, "but have had an ex- perience that is different. In my office I use incandescent lights, and on my desk I have an upright bulb, with a standard. The shade was broken on it, and placed it on top of the desk in a corner between tho wall and cabinet of pigeonholes. The other morning on entering the office hung my derby hat on this bulb. Later on I went into an adjoining room, which was dark, and needing some light pushed the button in the wall that set the electric lamps ahame. The lights gave the place such cheerful aspect, it being a stormy day outside, that did not turn them of. At noon, when I was going out to lunch, reached for my hat, and it was baked.
 ''The incandescent lamp, which had been aglow all the while, had made it very hot, and the leather band was so drawn and contracted that I couldn't get my hat on my head. It simply sat on the top of my cranium like those tiny hats that variety comedians sometimes wear held it on as best could and went out. The wind caught and carried. it long enough to give it thorough cool ing. It was long before the band re- faxed and the hat was all right again, so far as fitting my head was concerned. If that wasn't first class case of heat contracting and cold expanding, I'd like to know what contraction and expansion arc. St. Louis lobe-Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-13
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An official statement of tests made at the Massachusetts arsenal to ascertain the effect of temperature on the strength of iron has appeared. The specimens were heated by rows of bunsen burners, which were arranged in a muffie, and the temperatures of the test specimens were judged by their observed expan-' sions. Each piece was heated to the temperature of the test before being strained and it's expansion determined by a micrometer, and the coefhcient of expansion of each grade of metal having been determined before the tests began | the temperature could be inferred with considerable precision.
 An abstract of five of these tests-the temperatures heinz all on the Fahrenheit scale-is in evidence that the strength of steel is greater at above 500 degrees than | it is at 70. These five series of tests were made with five different quail ties of steel, containing, respectively, .O9, 20, .31, .87 and .51 per cent of carbon, and the percentage of strength was obtained by dividing the tensile strength of a sample of steel at the given temperature by the strength of the same quality of steel at 70 degrees. The result presents the interesting fact that the specimens in question were all stronger in the neighborhood of zero than they were at ordinary temperatures, all of them, in fact, showing a minimum of strength at 210 degrees or whereabouts and a maxi mum of strength at about 550.-New | Vorl- Snn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-13
The "witehed Tree" of Calcutta.

The awful Indian bugaboo, the ''witched tree" of Calcutta, stands near the residence of c. c. Dillon, an English lawyer, on the Stanley road, few miles out from Calcutta. It is not botanical freak of the ''cannibal" or ''bloodsuck- ing variety, neither is it tree which exhales poisonous vapors or other deadly elements-it is simply species of churail which the natives and not few of the English residents believe to be bewitched.
 Away back in the sixteenth century Serega Dowlah and 9 of his men camped under it about o'clock one morning, and at daylight all but two were dead. One of the survivors remained chat tering idiot all the rest of the days of his life, and the other died horrible death within the month of a terrible eruption that swelled his body out of all propor- tions. In the seventeenth century the tree claimed a score or more of victims. What they died of no one knew.
 My record does not mention the casu- alities of the eighteenth century, but during the present century they have been quite numerous. The last victim was servant of a MT. Kemp of the British department. He took refuge un- der the cursed tree to escape a storm. A sowar, or mounted policeman, tried to rescue the servant, but the two men and horse were found dead next day. Since 1860 five persons have been struck by lightning within 100 feet of the ''witched tree. St. Louis Republic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-13

a collection of g English versions of the epigram by Catullus, ''Nulh SC dicit muller mea nubere malle," but 2j copies were printed and only 90 copies of Love Lore" a collection of lyrics by Linton himself, while of the first edition of ''The Masters of Wood Engraving" which he printed softly to show his publishers how it should be done, just three copies were turned from the press Fairy fastidiousness" a friendly critic calls his arduous labor for the love of art, but then the friendly critic has evidently never done much printing.
 It Is necessary to 20 back to the stir ring days when Mazzini was in London and the chartists and republicans were on deck to connect MT. Linton with ac- tual participation in politics. He was 25 years old when he met Mazzini Be is Sl now and sill talks of the great Italian with the enthusiasm of early manhood. This Is the book by which I shall be remembered, if I am to be re membered." he said, brushing aside the fame of all his beautiful art work. which will live while books are printed, and taking up a copy of his European Re publicans- -Recollections of Mazzini and His Friends The young man looked out from his bright eyes then. and it was not hard to overlook the snow white hair and beard and fancy him hack in London in the days when he and his idolized art of wood engraving were both in their prime. and the London H. Iustrated News, The Leader and Pen and Pencil were the best opponents of both
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-13
OUT-ElFFELS EIFFEL.
The Tall Tower In wembley Park Will He
 Thirteen Hundred Feet High.

The Tall Tower In wembIey Park Will He
 Thirteen Hundred Feet High.
 London is not a-Soing to put up with the ascendency of Paris in the matter of towers any longer. She is a bit jealous of NJ. Eiffers toploftiCal construction and proposes to go him about 1I5 feet better. In Wembley Park, one of the sub urbs, she has now in process of erection, overlooked by the watchful eve of Sir Benjamin Baker. who built the great Forth bridge. tower which she swearS shall pierce the atmosphere at an altitude of 1900 feet. It is being constructed en- tirely of steel and will weigh about 1900 tons. The four legs. already nearly up to the first platform. are built on four solid blocks of concrete 75 feet thick and stand at the corners of a square of 800 feet base.
 There will be three platforms to the tower at attitudes of IJO feet. JOO feet and $50 feet respectively. The area of the first will be about 200 feet square and will bc covered by a concert hall. restaurants and shops of various kinds. There will be similar features on the second plat