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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

CHICAGO, August A-Attcr fight at the opCn.
ing to-day 10 buy corn there followed in short
OrIor an r1uAlly urgent and much more general
strllcSlO 10 sell No ordinary concessions IN the
brrnk could induce buyers 10 come forward
September broke SIG per hushCl before de.
m6ud sufficient TO nrrcNt Tho decline developed
lIsClL Tho not hrcllnOHt the ClUsU since yrStcr'
,Iny WINS limited 10 ne. May lost !1EG ~ rr'
suit Of tho days Trailing.
Wheat followed corn. and closGl weak ~ ilSc
below Yesterday latest quotation
Provision. ani oats nctct tn sympdtaT With
corn and wheat
Wheat vp nctty, nuL nnstt'ei with tlnctun.
tiOns within II rOlIgU OF 2kH!'4r,
Corn was ngnn active and excited. with tiuc.
,uD'ICns the widest md most sudden In ycnFN,
uTfcdS covering Gai}SG range, The feeling was
nervous and ieYcrish all day, aud all kinds OF
prices prevailed ut The enEnN moment III liNur'
ent pNrtS OF tho crowd. Theni VAS no min IN
ITO corn bCit. ami Rivico' iruIl the west wctO
nlNut ~ hulliEh az hUtu'utOrO, The Washington
forecast was ROt very DnCOilT1Ring, Indicating no
rain IN the west, but COOlOr Temperature. Tho
innTkrt to-day was not governed by Ordinary ln'
iiuCners, thOy cutting hut little figure; II vas
simply matter OF the selling orders exceeding
Tho lIyiug NJ different times and vlcp vrrsn.
Onts we've active AMI unsettled. Tho make
followed corr IN Us fluctuations. tho Tntgo Tor
September being sc
Provisions wcFo unsettled, influenced by the
wild tluCvunll0ns al corn Compared with last
night september pork Is 7Me lower; ScutCmber
lard y &C lower, and september ribs 10 lower
Flour Stcnly mud unchhuicl
WUEAT-SO spring cash 81 5lNc; No, spring
wheat nominal No. red bftshltc, Angus
SliSnhGI[ a6j sniIyc: scpicmbvt bJI ,a1sStG151sa
bjr; December jsIs Rj9y S')c.
CoRN--CaSh No. ., &tsei No. August bs11ta
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FINANCE ann TRADE
Tho Features OF tho Money and stuch
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YORK, August a-Moncy on call casy NJ
! per cont; last loan per cent: closed at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper Saa per
ecu. Sterling exchange dull and ctsiCr. With
actual business In bankers bills at q 81 for
demand. aud o. S7,4 Tor sixty dayS Posici rates
q Ss1saA sO< Silver certificates GiG'3c' Tho
total sales OF stocks to-day wcre lpo,SS9 shnreS.
Speculation on tho stock exchAuSc 70 dGy Eas
marked by increased activity, and the move.
mens 0. tho prices resulted in tho establishments
OF higher range Of sales IN almost every stock
traded In. the only n0tabln exception IN the net
ivo list being sugar and the Inactive shasEa;
Ohio Southern. These two AtocGs were Affected
BY special causes, Sugar WIS influenced By tho
Wow which respective operators took OF thp fall
urO u yesterdays caucus OF Democratic NOM
the tariff bill. Then was unusually good buy
lug IN Richmond Terminal, which however,
GHined only 4 per cent Louisville q NhshvIlse
was continuously In good demand OIL reports Of
inCrcascd earnings. The stock touched 10 to-
day, held The flll advance OF * per cent to
tho close. Tho lead stocks, on reports o. i'm
proved business prospects. nHHe gains OF Is per
cont on common and lsz per cent on preferred
Western Union was also N good demann, max max
luz for sale q block Of ohio Southern spnt tho
stock down to u against ., tho last previous
snlO more than year ago.: TINS shares 1lllhi 70
Consolidate Gas and United States Leather pro:
fcYfcd tx Cotton OIL IN do pEeiCSFgl ~
and Central Pacific and Kansas q Texas,
each por cont Tho other uuvAHccS
WIRE fractional. An exception 10 the general
advance DlstIllinG lost 70. Pullman and Pacific
Mail X and sus1uchRnn1 and Western n per
cent Tho market cloSed strong. Tho bond
market was strong nll dRy,
Government bonds steady.
Rtato bonds dull.
Railroad b0u0s strong,
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Il is not surprising that Debs should
announce repeatedly that no mover will
DO tho leader Of another strike. llc
.nust havo become satisfied that his
bulldozIng method costa tho country
altogether too much, and that II cannot
afford to allow o man who can damage
1t to the tune OF eighty-ono millions in
less than two months to be "pornicious-
IL active" all the time. A year Of civil
war activity on the part OF Dobs II al
lowed to play ut game would cost the
United Statea billion dollars. 1t may
DO factoring to Debs' vanity to reflect
that he has dono an amount OF nie-
chief which it would take contribu-
ton Of rather moro than ton dollars
apiece by every man In tho United
States who belongs TO labor organiza.
ton to make good, but he must 500 that
no can do that thing but once, and in
that ono Ranc he has already played
himself out. Other individuals who
arc ambitious 10 DO leaders Of strikes
should understand that the country
will deal with them moro roughly than
It Is going to deal with Debs il they try
to Initiate bis destructtvenesa
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claim upon his iavor-a claim which he
Was not unwilling 10 recognize In con.
sideration OF tho services which no
might possibly command 10 return. To
DO the cousin Of primo minister to-day
IL not likely 20 agoEd much material adj
vantage, either TO one's self or the
prime minister. Ono would be loath 70
contend that material advantage was
the real bottom Of the family ediicO,
and that when It was Knocked out all
the family affections tumbled though
after all: stiIl II cannot DO denied that
Il did form one Of the foundations, and
possibly the most stable foundation Of
all.
To take q slpgle instance Of tho al
tered conditions Of tho family, lot US
consider tho "poor relation" This uu-
fortunate gentleman has changed very
much for the worse as far aa his mate
rial advantage 10 concerned, however
much he may have gained in tho mat
ter OF spiritual emancipation. His
family ut one time may havo treated
him with disrespect, even with con-
tuinely, bat. at least It uaed TO provide
him with tho necessariGs Of life. To-
day 1t no longer insults him with be.
grudged beneiactions; il simply ignores
his existence. And tho poor rotation,
in consequence, is free to assert his In.
dependence, and to use his family with
the same candid truth that no employs
toward strangers-a truth which is
rather wont to orr on the eide Of severi.
ty. In speakin. thus Of tho family, we
do not, OF course, mean the inner FAINT
ly OF brothers aud sisters. but the wider
circle OF cousins and cousins cousins.
With these it is really no question OF
natural affection. Natural affection
docs very oftcn exist between cousins,
and OF the warmest character; but
thOro need bo no shame where 1t does
not exist at all.
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DEchlxE OF KtNsuIP.

sIon no Huugor Matte aa Mich of Their
Relatives ~ OF. Yore.
london Spectator.
In old days tho family meant somC-
thing: today 1t means Iittlo or nothing.
Tho tles Of an English family wcrc
never so strong us those Of tho Scottish
clan still, thoy wore much moro fully
recognized century ago than they AFRO
to-day, and tho mombers Of ong family
were moro careful to preserve M att
tudo OF loyalty toward u quarter from
which tloy might expect advantage. 10
DO tho cousin, even once removed. OF n
great man was tbCn 10 possess certain
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A TIMELY WARNING.
Etea1o Ja,raa,

Ctte11o J0tT1lat
Zone Chinese GreerAckert lay
Within q siRto street shop ono day,
And hanging near them "a line
Were tGpt OF . JspaueSs design.
In peace and luietud6 they passed
The happy h1uA until. Hi last
eOtna, lnq uired, ''ilAVe you heard
About tie eight that has oecuTfedl"
Then they were told about the row
That ngGI in Korea nov.
Whore China and JaTNn have clashed
And shot aud stabbed aud Gu! and slAAhsd,
me Chinese crackers promptly Bwore
The tdns would have TO leave the store,
The while tho fans were greatly stirred
Concerning everything they heard.
Tho eftckers opened on tho foe:
The fans repulsOd them blow foE blow;
And Ettfvtng hostI With wlHd aud hn5
Wrought consequences dark aud diF6.
Across thu shop they charged and back,
They broke the ghdpEnRn's bTic.H'brac.
On shelf, on counter 1;id on door
They fought Ill thGy could nghs 10 moro.
Tho shopmsn who had run away
A. the beginning Of the fray.
Stolg lack, but all be saw was iult
fom6 paOet scraps and powder dust
Take winning. all 20 merchants who
May deal IN EliIs and crackers, TOO.
Dbnt mix them In your shops lust now
Or there may bO a fearful row.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

A friend In need Is friend indeed,
and not loss than ono million pooplo
havo found Just such friend In DR..
Kings Now Discovery for consumption,
couehs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine ono
trial will convince YOU that 1t Inns won.
derful curative powers in oil diseases Of
throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle Is
guaranteed TO do nil that is claimed or
money will BIO refunded. Trial bottles
FREQ at tho Logan Drug Company's drug
store Largo bottles 900 and 81. !
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nrv aoosfA

New YoRK, August S-Theru was morn bust
ftcs, though for some time Il wHs much better
than iot others. Blcachcd c0ttons. drcS goods
and printed lahr!tS aero Tho moro prclcrrrd Rrti
cicS though wiIU 4heettngs shared In good
duced EGE York and Utica to the basis OF 2tesc
for i04i and Mohawk Valley to 10 for 1911
hlcachod. Printing cloths quiet " @7So. les
nor rant fOF "A 6uuDfC6
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rnlt,morc I.Iyo steck aInrkct.
USIUS Flock YARDS. Cl.ARGMoEr.
NDSDAY. August q, 1884,

swlnc-Thcre Is slight iucnIIse In the receipts
over lust week. some few hundred. The market
Tor heavy hogs IL dull, md there lisa nioderntg
demUnh for light hogs, weighing from 49, to lGN
lbs, The range Oi prices Is FROM 6 00u1 70 per
100 lbs gross Toughs 81 Conf Is pcs 100 lbS gross
Receipts lO.S25 hrad.
Sheep and LaDbi-TheFo ~ D hfnyy supply on
tho market md little on nothing doing. There
is cntlrcly too much stock Of tue common an,i
trnshy order. but there Is u fnir dcmnud Tor HDod
sheep ind lambs Prices OF sheep rHnEH Of l1ya
~ cents pr ID groAS. most sales IN cunts IHnbs
gross.
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CONSTANT coughing will, Il neglected,

CONSTANT coughing will, il neglected.
inAame tho entlrc mucous membrane
lining tho air passaGoto tholunHs: CnOob
Cough Cure Is the only remedy 10 be
rolled upon to give quick relief and
allny inflammation. II Is soothing in
It's effect; Ia most pleasant and agreoa-
bio 10 take; children like il.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John klari,
Wheeling. aud Bowie 4 Co., Bridge
Oott Ohio
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East LIBERTY, PA. August Seattle, run
tight; market steady and unchanged Hogs
Mn light; market nothing doing; Fh!lAdelDhi9s
s. 6inS u; common to fur Workers s. 5iA6 Is
Sheep. snpply light; market firm end UNI
changed.
ClScISNAr1. August s.--lioss flrmeI az q So
8 Is; receipts l,i0J heal; shipments so head
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syNTTouE Moisture; intense itching aud
EtiurinV; mot nl night. worse By scratching. II
Gliowrd 10 continue tulnos form, which often
6lrcI and ulcrtatO, bCcOmln% very sore
SWAYHE'E OISTMpHr stops the itching and
bl,NiiDs heals liberation. aud In most casts re-
DcrntS Dr. SwaynO & Bon, Philadelphia
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.

Ttmc Table Ma i2. to take eGea. 1901 a. IN,
SUNDAY November 10 iSlt
Leave wheeling $500. t9:I1, lll:tOa m, t2:2N
o3:iS. t!:Sl. 1900 p, IN.
1871, t4.ai. eg:6 y. IN.
Leave MNStttI'y fCrry--tSi2 t9;S7 84'32 q, Ia.
t2.%k, r9;2 tl.t2, 9;l2.
Arrive terminal Junction -tSA7, tloM1, lll5i
n m, t,:GS, 1872. H'i6, so.lS y. N
Leave Terminal JUuCtun--t5:Gl, N':D, IN,
"iJ:tO, d. m. il:lD. ti,Ui. ti:ii i. Is y. ~.
Icsra Martins IGuy -I7'1s. !9!Uf nm, Hll:h
1i,OI, A:i0 tS;ip ts:Il p. m
leave PCnIn,ua- ii. l9iiNm,, "l2;5i. u;lL
tt:II. ti:.i. r. IS ~ ia
l3i7, lass tj:1l, t9'W =. III.
SDaIly. lnpiiy except sunday. iSundayA only
iIIirains will run oil Eastcrl Tine
J.E TArsSl0. Suuerintenicns
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Simply amply "SwGYSE'S OISTNrHr" No In.
,erIaI medicine required. Cures tettCr. ectctnh,
itch, Hll cruptions on tho face, hands, nose. Sc,
leaving the skin clear, white hnh healthy. Its
Trrut healing and curative powers an p0SS,sSel
6y NO other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE'S OIETIESr. ifIESf~
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 and 1918 Market ST., Wheeling, VIVA.

1916 and 1918 Markets.. Wheeling. VIVA
door' Fourth annual session bcgtuS if0EDAf
geptcmb0r II, 1885, This school offers com
pletO and thorough education In Practical Eng;
fish. Mathematics, English Classics. Latin anu
Modern Languages
The school consists Of Primary. fntcrmcdiate,
Academic md College Preparatory departments
The methods and cDlInc Of Instruction wy!
compare !AvOrnbly with tho best SGminutics IN
tlc county
Boys are received In tho Primary and iator'
mediate. For circulars or interview, upply TO
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling w Va
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Hrw YoRK. August a-P!g iron dull. Copper
s4rong; lake Ni.fc. Lead strong; domestic g rs
Tin ifrmCt: straits SIS a.: plates, market dali
5pOltcr barely steady: domestic - s7IT.
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THE COST OF DEBsrs,r.

a Luxury That This Country Cannot
Afford.
Chicago Trsuno
"Bradstreet's" has made an estimate
Of tho losses growing out Of the Debs
strike 1t Ia az follows:
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Cotton.


cmclEsATE, O., August s-co,tou stendyi mid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
AID uSuEa Hp suPERVuiox.
TESTING.

10 exhaustive states Of tho nervous Ey1tom. 70.
,ul.lng from excessive mental work; cmotlonsi
excitement OF other causes capable Of l0sEsuing
the force and endurance Of tho several Organs OF
the body; depression Of spirits, melancholIA. and
certain types Of insanity; in cases Of muscular
weakness. or Of general debility uOuraIshenta,
and Ill irritable SsatOI Of tho brain. Spinal cord,
or nervous system gcnerally; in nervous and
eonvostiyO headaehpi In neuralgia ADD in ncr'
youI Dyspepsia; in weak states Of tho gcnsratyC
,yStsm;- tin all Of tho aboVe-namOd condition.
Teldne Wit Do found Of tho greatest service.
Dose, Drops. Price q draehms,, Sc 90.
Where local dtuggistl arc not supplied with
tho Hammond Animal Extracts they will 10
nailed, together With al existing literature on
the subject on receipt OF price. by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO..
Washington, D. c.
Logan Drug Company. Agents for Wheeling:
Gpl7.TrlILs
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nfrlnlA.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. August S-Tr1nstt certtfi'
cotcs opened at s9it5 highest sUNc; lowest s0!4c;
closed at SO&c; no Gnlcs
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petToi0uIn,

OIL CRY, PA, August A-opcned at S1tfCI
highest R0kc; lowest 60SC: closed al S0sc;
clenranccs sOho barrels; shlpmonS i2G.0js bar.
rrs; runs S7,7eS barrels
SRw YolrN. August s.-PcttoiCum steady
PENNSYLVANIA oil, SnleS mono; SUptoinber option,
En.cs none, closed 1t SOC bid; Lima oil, SnleS
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4 n pennsylvania Stations
ISIE2RRsVIY5RIa LINES
Trains Run by Central Time.

r1crr-r OyYfcrA At rHNNNYIvAFIA .eTA5foN o.
WGTrN sr., Poor 0P ELEvrSTl Nj. NnEELtEl
At Vcf!URE lCUgE, WuEHLTyn, AND At ruH
FEESNYfYGH1A STATION, DNTpnEPoHT
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud nItu, Sunday. TGuoo 1891, Passenger
Trims will nun rs followr "pa!ly. tDa!ly Tx.
crpt sunday Central ti,uU
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.


Saturday only.
Prom Few York. Thilatoiphla and Dlit!morn.
SIS IL M. daily.
Cunbctlaud Accommodation. $40 p III, or.
cVIt tundny. 81 ,,.o,.. -. ,.r,
Moundsviilc Accommodation, 40 7 IN. ex-
crpt Sunday; 1900 IL m, daily, and l:eo. s;lOp
w., except sunday. md iGiD pm. Saturday only.
TRAHs.oHIo DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago, $50 and II p IN.
NG Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 1920 a IN.
W" Newark Accommodation. oso p. m, daily, ex-
s. CairsviIo Accommodation, lO:1O o. III aud
s&p IN. except sunday,
ARRIVE
Chicago Express. =Jj III. and 1915 a, IN. daily.
Cincinnati EEprcs 4;5i a. IN aud G2i p. H.
"! Newark Accommodation. Ilsoa IN, daily, OK.
crpt sunday. ,
5'25 p m. daily. except sudday'
WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. 500 and 7,p1 a. IL, daily; l;s1
n IN, daily except sunday md sap m. daily.
For Pittsburgh ind the east 5000 III. Gndb;S5
y Wilmington IA: Accommodation, O:oo p IN, daily
pittsburgh Express sop m sunday only.
ANWfvH
From, Pittsburgh. 1915 nm. On1 $50 !. M, HES
h, u lRily. and l?.Ii p IN. except sunday, aad
loss n III, Sunday only
except sunday
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"on Sunday Tain No. "a will run from Uh-
richsvIllr ony.
For limo card, ratc o. FAM and further lniOr.
n0uon regarding OuT trUins gpply TO nuy T.. l..
& ". ticket agent, OF {: : DclkuaN Travelling
Pl80ngcr Agent Mnssilluu. ..
!. + TERRY.
GenY Freight and R.sl Agrnt. tleveanl o.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

A--;vNl sne dcpartrre o. ray. ar AMI after
Nay e. iNAL EGraNsAstuS ~ hfftu-scE
" trEs iNatiy: rSuldsT rEgygtni ~ Ilhy Il
S~p'tl: 'S4uriBS rxNp'rI. l>Jpaay only. sai.
urH .s aH'ly FEsir-- standard Il:8N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-29

Thanks TO him Catholics and United lrishmen
now worked together for common cause.
Catholic emancipation and parliamentary re-
form constituting the programme OF both.
The Catholics were organized as they had
never been before; agents OF the committee
we're sent throughout the COUNTRY; eommunt-
cations we're opened between Dublin and the
provinces There was consolidation Of forces
aud a concentration Of aims which made the
agitation formidable. II have made men,ot
the Catholics" said KeoRh. and II was no Idle
boast. He had infused a spirit OF Independence
into the Catholic body which gave life and en-
ergy to the Catholic moveme nt; the country
was aroused; the Ministry were alarmedi the
union between northern presbyterisns and
southern Catholics sent q thrill through the
Cabinet
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from 80 In t'H 4ufE u sgTupA.
Pass AIrA s-At the eOTnsr OF tue RIs DO sore ana
the Rue basss 4u Rsmpart yesterday Afternoon =
private caEF4see. IA ordinary PAus.Au nAcls AaI =
~AAhrTwoluan'a " sgoa barred gus way TIE ITFess
OF Ihsse Eshiess ScES ndus!ng ia The Pars.an form
OF blI'nEsgate wLeu tue hoses became very retIye
ANA tue one auAeasd 10 The uAcrs dashed AwSy sul
started toward Tie opera. Tie whssG sIgucA ELs
pavement. the driver Vas IuT5Sn Vug and eT-itsa
under tue NhSelG Little further on = Wa
AsAHNIl's' y0unS ssEyAuE giFL suo va sAulas 90
Of nitlRIoTy siudJw 10 see what vas gong Ga Do
los. suddenly tsil forward tue windOs tag uayias
broken Aud waa instantly kiJsd on the layosusa'.
The horse y a. stIu running madly on TS0 p1Hesusn
rushed forward 10 atop him ono of them fell Le.el
D. Tue horse tue other kaoeEst down By ne cSr
rage Iurniag suddenly iaG0 tue kus CaumAEtn, t-s
animal dashsi Up Asanst one o. the gEsAE wagons 81
The Boa March aud the ls.ou tore on steel q
Tue nAerg MISE further on he upasE another 4AEEs
goods wagon ana lmmsdiatsly lfteF br0ks sic shAtl
1i9pgsa ~ tgs nsA
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To Cross the Ocean In "a CoeEIsshsiL
from Ire. LOaoioa DIRy TsisgraIA.

IRON TIC -LoAdOa bIhb IdsgFdIh
novel experiment In ocean navigation 10 TO be A.
tempted by NutIinsbAm enthusiast. wuO hAI been
occupying himself Tor year past with the eonGtruS
tlou VI boat IA which he proposes ~ the Allan
Isc during the forthcoming summer lie vessel Lieh
IL built Of iron and ssntlTsy Of mis- own design and
make. Is only 10 lret inches long with feet beau
and feet iuchssdepih AMI 10 thus the smAssgc as
that has ever attempted such adventurous voyage
II sNnagIs kGOwn as "WEAlsbAck " deck. aud ne
cabn hghssi BY ggAss windOws a. the side. ~, bs
completely watsTnghI when closed fresh cir being o1-
tanned BY pipes should the tiny erAft be overturned
tie Inventor claims that tI will automatically TshI
H-sL she VIA be nIIvd ~Ith ten foot from Ils
tore GEEK SIth 10 and nalnsAi AID additional motive
power Wil be supplied By a gsArsd LAnIseTsw, Tas
navigator Intsnds 10 Start from Nottingham, SAVING
dosn ths Trent to HUI and making Ior tue Alauus
Dy way " the Epynsu Channel lie expects gAas gls
TTiY Wul occupy lin something over InoutA
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A nsw edition Of The Autobiography Of Theo-
bald Vote Tone has been prepared By Mr.. r
BARRY 0BmEN and published in two thick vol
umes by T. Fisher Unwin NondonL This Is
the book Of which Thomas Moore said that
there are few works ore interesting VIII ether
for the matter or the manner. the character Of
the writer himself presenting a most truly
Irish mixture Of daring in design and light
heartedness In execution; the result being
that the sense OF awe. with which It is I'm pos
slble not to contemplate a mission pregnant
with tremendous possibilities. is continually
relieved with flashes OF humor and sentiment.
The life OF Theobsld Wolfe Tone. edited By
his son. was first published In Washington In
1920 The volumes now before us reproduce
that work with the exception OF the political
writings and the account OF the subjects fam
lily after his death. Mr.. O'l]rIen has added an
Introduction and such explanatory note6 as
have been rendered nsedful by the lapse Of
time. The work is ombellished by six engrav-
inGs from original portraits.
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years Of changing counsels and tentative
experiments which followed. they saw the
representation Of the borouRhs definitely ss-
tablished In 1905. the very year after county
representation had been irrevocably soknowl-
edged. II for time the burRhers played APP
parently . small part In political battles. II
the separate action Of the borough members
IL scarcely mentioned. the fact remains that
throughout the century 1.-THE fourtssnthL dur
ing which the House Of Commons was being
fashioned. members sent from these free. self
governing communities formed almost two
thirds OF that assembly. Edward l. sent par
llamentary writs TO 100 towns. and In the Tar
lament OF 1900 no fewer than 1T6 represents
tives OF borouahs sat with the "a knights OF
the shire. Silent and aoauiescent as they
were for while. there are slgnin-
cant Incidents to show the steady growth
OF their Importance and the extent to
which statesmen had begun to appreciate the
new force with which governments had hence
forth to reckon. By the close OF the fourteenth
century their influence was marked. and II was
doubtless through its vigorous burRhers that
the House Of Com mons In the early part OF the
fifteenth century laid hold OF powers which It
had never had before and was not to have
again for some two hundred years Then we're
m ade the procedents which Ppm and Hampden
were to turn to such account. In the list OF re-
titlons and statutes throughout the fifteenth
century In which the influence Of the burghers
on legislation was plainly dominant, we may
look for the true beginning OF democratic gov
eminent 10 England.