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contradictory assertion. they would VAIN q,
San Francisco to New York. were food provided
this walk would be the reverse OF lazy. would.
fact. be the personincation Of activeness. n
men would cheerfully work were It provided
them. I trust this reaches the eye of N. oeh,
a. should like an explanation Of his sxprsssis
dead cinch." am . country miss. ana
faithful dictionary. on which rely. falls 10
plain. y. n
The Cedars. Rye, N. T., April n, 1884
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Death Due 10 Criminal Causes.

Coroncrs Jury In the case Of Mrs Christina
uhcndorf who died on April -, at her home in
Fast New York. has rendered verde; that
death MAS due 10 peritonitts caused by a criminal
operation. Annie Gross. a midwife living In
New York aud Jacob Kuhn, hnUrdsr. were held
responsible.
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Engineer Harvey ZsluH, seveaty-thres years
old, who was Injured by the falling OF an elevator
at III Nassau street on Tuesday. died at the
Chambers Street Hospital this morning He sus-
tanei a severe scalp woGni, u sprairel back
and internal injuries, Gnd had been in q state
OF coma since early yesterday
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MRS. LESTER MUST ANSWER.
Held for Trial in Jefferson Market
Court To-day.

Lillian Lester, twenty years old, who
was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Churchill, OF the West Twentieth
street station, for maintaining dis
orderly house at 3l3 West Seventeenth
street, was held for trial in Jefferson
Market Court to-day.
She was in charge or the nat where.
II is claimed, James Burke and Thomas
and James s. Stillman carried on n
nourishing trade in counterfeit money.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-27

Mr.. Higgins devoted an alleged tariff
speech In the United States Senate to a
dissertation on Hawaiian annexation.
The Senator from Delaware should have
endeavored to annex his ideas to the sub
tect under debate.
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Collector Earcth returned from Washington 10.
day, lie lott th.s city Wednesday last and
reached tho capital yesterday where he only spent
ny, hours having STOPPED on at baltimore II.
had conference viih Secretary Carlisle the
nature Of which he refused to make public.
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the bill was passed. He has declared In
favor of home rule for cities. What
will he do with the reform measures
from which New York hopes to gain 80
much?
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Portuguese authorities now admit that
the disease at Lisbon is real Asiatic
cholera. Everybody supposed It was. be-
fore. New York is In little danger from
tina. direct source. Cholera is occa-
s.onnliy erratic In Its wanderings. how
ever. and vigilance must be the order
OF each day at our quarantine station.
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I. would be transparent hypocrisy to
express regret at the passing OF present
State Legislature. That body itself.
however. has much to regret in the way
OF wasted opportunity.
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Chicago's small pox plague increases
The city has been forced to secure a
new pest-house. and two public schools
have been closed. 1t is fortunate that the
visitation did not come In the Worlds
Fair year.
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How About This7
To the Editor;

To the Editor:
In 1t proper for wife To ,ome to the city.
buy underwear for herSclt and then expect her
husband to carry It homer q So IA the husband
responsible II the package. chile In his hands. 10
tempered with and a piece OF ''cheesecloth'' n
substituted for the original contents!
G---N tuIpa
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His BODY sim Unidentified.

The body OF the unknown man who was picked
up in the hay on sliiton, s. H. with a bullet
wound in his head. Tuesday, has not yet been
identihed. II will be kept at the Morsue until
Sunday, and II not then Identified will be buried
In the Potters Field,
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DISORDERLY WOMEN FINED.
Nine Arrested in the Third Raid by
Capt. Martens's Men.

Nine ArrcHted In the Third Vafd by
Capt. Martens's Men.
For the third time this week Capt. Mar
tens detectives have arrested and ar
raigned at Yorkville Police court a num-
Der of women whom they found walking
the streets at night. On Monday they
had fourteen prisoners, and the next day
they had seven. This morning they had
nine more
They described themselves as Bertha
Gay, nineteen years old Bella Smith
twenty-one years; Mary Burns. twenty.
three years; Lizzie Wilson, twenty years
Mary Ward. twenty-one years; Mary
Smith. thirty years: Mary Brown
twenty-six years: Helen Smith. twenty
five years, and Annie Smith, twenty-five
years.
Justice Burke fined them each $.
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Miss Ada NJ. Walker, London mo-
dlste. won prize for this model
house toilet. The material Is pale green
cloth. embroidered in black and gold.
The overskirt band. the cuffs and zou-
ave are mace OF dark green MORE, the
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Charged with stnbbing IA Mnp.

James Madden. NIFTY two wears old and without
a home wss held in $50 FOR trial by Justice
wslde, in Harlem Court. this morning m the
charge n NabEing Frank Lideckr a furniture
mover, Of a. West Niney-n ninth street. in the
hand last eycnins
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LETTERS.

t1hds column 70 OPEN to everybody seao mas a
complaint to ~dks, grievance 10 rcntilate, fVor-
nation to otce a subject Of general fnferes 30 dfs-
cues or public service to acknowledge. and ,rho
can put ne idea into less t.an 100 soords Long
letters cannot be printed
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Fast Day for Kansas Suggested
~ pro..N

TOPEKA. Kan. April :7.-A person. evidently
woman. writing from Bevier, Mo- calls upon
Gov. Lewelling to appoint April 30 as day
Of fasting and prayer IN Kansas for the puraoss
OF intercciing with Divine Providence to remove
the Industrial troubles.
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ney there are these three: The Sugar
Trust. the Coal Trust and Public
Trust. And the least Of these is the
Public Trust
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Benedicts butler Held.

Andrew zleloth formerly butler for y c.
benedict; who Is charged with stealing S. Ooo worth
OF the Denejiet plate was held Tor trial at eJher-
Market Court to-day In ~. 900 bali
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WrinklNR.

To ward of wrinkles. cultivate repos
Of the features. II the telltale line
have crept upon you unawares. try an.
Danish them by face steam baths Q
night. followed by application Of
softening cream and gentle massage.
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The Tariff question would have been
settled long age. had the United States
Senators possessed the ginger OF the
baseball Senators.
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Between Mr.. Aliens Coxey resolution
and Mr.. Higgins's speech on Hawaii. a
good deal OF time was wasted In the
United States Senate yesterday.
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Acting Gov. Flower denounced Brock
way. and then backed down He pro-
claimed himself offieially In favor OF
ballot reform. and backed down so
abruptly ~ 70 have q veto ready before
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a. II Co1eyism does no more than TO
furnish a little field exercise for the
regular army. the country can stand 1t
this time.
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What Ia IA GentIemanr

To the EdItor'
am little girl. My father and mother AAA
quite an argument some days ago about n
meaning Of the word ''Eentisman." Please tsiI
me whether 4 10 one that vas born wealthy q
ono that knows how 70 behave hlmsslf. wealthy
or not ANxioua
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Mr.. Croker Is the most conspicuous
modern example Of he political alchem-
list. How did you turn It all to gold.
hreao
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steamer o.ae sight. Iceberr..

The steamer cunc, which arrived to-day from
LivsrpOoi, reports that on April %. In latitude
t.M Longitude WA two large iesbursa were
sighted. -
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Cushion the Park Benches.

To the Editor;
would like to make this suggestion for Ne
comfort OF Harlemites-that cushioned seats In
stead OF the hard benches would be quite a tread
In Mount Morris Park for the many frequsntsrA
MABEL AND GRACE
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Get the Lot-owner'. Permission,

To the Editor:
We Harlem boys work all the week and when
Sunday Genes think ought to have q fsv
hours to play ball, There Is lot ono block
square at One Hundred and Seventh and One Hun
dred and Eighth streets Fifth and Madisoa
avenues would not be doing any
harm In playing bail there! JOSEPH MOORE.
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Rushing things at Albany" Should
say so. with vengeance. when ballot
bill veto is prepared before the ballot
bill passes.
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bark EImirandn Fioated.

FIRE ISLAND. April :7.-Ths bark Elmlrsnda
Capt Williams, which went ashore during a
thick fog on April q on wlinsoott Light. l. L.
New York
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The Tea Girls.

''Flutterers" Is the new name given
In the West to the young ladies' who
serve refreshments at afternoon teas.
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New York's parks ar. putting on their
ioveliest garments. And no parks can
be lovelier.
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park labor ticket. But, as usual. she In
doing most of the work.
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conservative" Senators are saying
that the Tariff bill will be In the Presi-
dents hands by June l. But what Tariff
bill?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-27

Mr.. sulxer Is not telling all he knows
at this juncture.
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Exs Sauce for Salmon.

Melt two tablespoonfuls Of butter. add
two tsblespoonfuls Of flour and pour on
slowly one pint Of hot water. Add a
half teaspoonful Of salt. half a saltspoon-
full of pepper, two scant tablespoonfuls
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Has Acting Gov. Flower any more
ready-made vetoes on hand?
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4 The Charts have earned a rousing vel.
come to their home grounds.
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PostscrIptum --latest -StIll Booming
OVER 100000 PER DAY.

March Z. 1885,.
'L1r no~ovos examination OF the cfrcu'
ieffor boot. rres~ room rports. mail room
sspors Paper oonpunies bMs Tor amount Of
gCySr Furnished, orders from ns,ns eompdnie,
AID seeydeaicrs ue find TIA. TIE circulation Of
TIA WORLD (morntno and evening edL-
fions) Jer he~onths OF January and February.
JtSk essrassa Us. Io7 copies per day. aud 30
tais~"
EDWIED SINMOSx
Chairman
,RoNAs L JAMES,
~. REpBURH.
J. Y. BLo0MLN0DALA
HENRY CLEWS
IAARL4o W. LAYTON
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Croker keeps his secret. as well as his
wealth.
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MENU

MENU.
SUNDAY. APRIL n
BREAKFAST.
Fruit
Oatmeal. Sugar and crssn,
Veal Outlets Dreaded.
French Fried Potatoes
Rolls Coffs>
DINNER
Oyster soup>
Leg Of Mutton. capsr essrA
Mashed Potatoes
Baked Tomatoes
Lettuce Salad.
wafsrA Cheese
strawbsrrfsA
Coffee
SUPPER.
Planned oystsra
Cold Tongue. Lettucs esndvfeAsae
Preserved Ginger. CofEsA
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Do you read the Sunday worIdi
You read the EveninH W0rldt
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You read the Evening World:
DO you read the sunday WoRlds
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Paterson Girls Not Flirts.


The ced.-. Rye. N. T.. April n. 1884,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
living PICTURES
s do

Of comfort are walking the streets of Wheeling to-
dav clad from head to foot in things that have been
bought at BAER'S Hundreds of men are buying
not only their Clothing but are buying Underwear,
Shirts MGkS Collars, Cuffs, Sup8ndGrS in fact everything
that they wear, of U.S. Don't imagine that any OF
our departments are on a small scale. Each de-
partment is small store in itself Some retail
furnishing goods stores do not carry as many Fur
nishing Goods in stock as we sell IN month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
RIVER INTELLIGENoE
what Is Going on Among the Boats and
BoRtmen-

BoRtmen-
Weather, cold and clowdV.
River feet and rising slowly.
The Hudson passed down las might
about $50 o'clock from Pittsburg for
Cincinnati.
The towboats Fred Wilson, Sam
Brown and Pacific passed up yesterday
for Pittsburg with tows OF empties.
The packets for Pittsburg yesterday
were the Bedford, from Newport, D.,
and the Iron Queen, from Cincinnati.
The towboat Ark, with big tow OF
empties, arrived here last night about
s o'clock, and tied up at the wharf for
q short time.
The Courier departed yesterday
morning, at 1890 for Parkersburg, and
returning is due here tonight about II
o'clock for Pittsburg.
The heavy snow storm OF Wednes-
day evening delayed all OF the steam
boats considerably, and they did not ar
rive until several hours past due.
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, December ~,
River z feet and stationary; showing.
WARREN, PA, December 27.-River
1 foot / inch and falling. weather
cold, with heavy snow.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, December q.
River 5 feet 10 inches and stationary.
Weather cold and showing.
GREENSBORO, PA, December 81
River 9 feet and stationary. Weather
cold and showing. Thirteen inches OF
snow has already fallen.
SrEUBENv1LE, O., December 81
River 5 feet inches and rising. Weather
clear and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
FROZEN TO DEATH.
HENRY MORELlND LOST HIS WAY IN THE
BIG STORM,
And Was Found Lying in the Road Yesterday
Morning. rozsn to Dsath-FOrnsrly
Citizen of Martins Ferry.

Yesterday morning about eight
o'clock Henry Moreland, well known
about Martins Ferry, was discovered,
by his son, short distance up Glenn's
Run from Burlington, frozen to death.
Moreland was last seen in an intoxi
Gated condition, near the flour mill OF
Smith, Hall & Co., at Burlington, He
was on his way home then. 1t Is
thought from the condition that
he was in that be became
lost in the snow and succumbed
in the cold. He lived In the upper part
of Martins Ferry till short time ago,
when he moved TO Glenn's Run.
Coroner Looman came up from Bell
aire yesterday afternoon, and rendered
a verdict OF death, agreeing with the
above.
Moreland was q middle-aged man,
and worked at the West Virginia glass
house. He leaves wife and five chill
dren to mourn his loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
ri.ctinn of Omcars.

Black Prince lodge, No. IA, X. OF P,
at a meeting last night, elected the fol.
lowing named officers to serve the en-
suing term OF six months: c. c., John
Englehard; V. g., Benjamin Schooner;
Prelate, William II. Bowler; M. of A,
Charles Hirst; NJ. of E.. Philip Young
man: K. of r. s., S. M. Hirst; M. OF
W., w. c. Thomas; l. e., G. L. Ulery;
o. g., Fl. c. Fuhr; Trustees, Fl. c. Sen
ne and j. B. Thomas. The officers will
be installed January 3rd, 1895, by ii. c.
Senne, d. D. s. c. They will also be
instructed in the work OF the order by
the Grand Lodge Representatives The
lodge is in a flourishlng condition.
They will confer on two candidates the
FIRST degree next meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
ABOUT People


Daily Chroa icts or tue nsvsnsas OF
Indiyld aalL
Rev. Or. W. Il. Cooke was in Balti-
more this week.
Mrs. Matthew Hercules, OF South ia
cob street, is seriously III.
Mrs. w. c. Gordon. Of the Island,
left Wednesday to visit friends In
Columbus.
Miss Teresa Citizens. OF New Martins
vile. is the guest of friends in the city
for few days,
David ]. Crughley and John Roe, OF
Tiltonvile. Ohio. who have been the
guests OF friends on the South Side, re-
turned home yestelday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
AMUSEMENTS.
rAR1o RnMANI.

"Fablo Romani, or the Vendetta"
held the boards at the Grand last night,
and was witnessed by large audience.
The piece gave entire satisfaction. The
living pictures are presented in an
artistic manner, and were well received
last night. "FabIo RomanT will be re-
peated tonight, and matinee and even
ing performances tomorrow VIII close
tina engaRement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28

According to their usual custom OF
some years past, the Woman's Union
Benevolent Society will entertain the
Young Mems Christian Association at
the Y. NJ. G. A. building on New Years
day, from to s o'clock p. m. Sand
wiches, cake and coffee will be served,
and a pleasant time for all is antici-
Dotad
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70 PER Clint Z. .i' $:::,. Is: ~ ::
our first floor. c.. MENDEI. & Co.
Election of omcers
our first floor.

Lincoln Council No. IS, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, met last night and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the next term: c.,
Louis Sunda; V. c., Geo. Prettyman;
A. R. S.. Samuel E. Spring; K. s., c.
w. McChesney; f. s., S. K. Spring;
Treasurer, T. Fl. Morgan; Cand., ID. b.
Carr: Warden, G.. B. Mcdonald; /. s.,
w. H. Tarr; o. s., Chas. Stersr; Trus-
tee, ID. T. Spring; Chaplain, D. A. Hin
ten,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28

The committee OF the Island club will
meet to-day to make arrangements for
the New Years ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
CONFIDENCE.

Our established reputation goes
with every article sold at our store
and is a guarantee that misrspresen.
tation is never resorted to in order to
effect a sale. We cordially invite the
public to call on us and see our mag
nificent stock, especially selected for
The holidays. We can save you money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28

The members of the Island club en-.
tertained their lady friends with an In
formal dance Christmas evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28

One OF the swell events of the season
in Martins Ferry, will be the dance at
Scheee's hall this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
wHEEIING DAILY REGISTER FRIDAY DECEMBER g. 1891


j. Wilson, an accomplished and popular
teacher in the public schools, were mar
ried at $40 o'clock yesterday morning
at the residence of Mr.. L. G. Brock. on
Tomlinson avenue, In Moundsville. The
happy couple have the best wishes OF a
host of friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28
Sunday SCHOOL Treat.

The annual Christmas treat OF the
Sabbath School of the Fourth Street NJ.
Z. Church took place last night. There
was large crowd present, including a
great many parents and friends OF the
children. An excellent musical and
literary programme was rendered, and
was followed by distribution OF candy
and presents. 1t was an enjoyable oc-
caslou for the spectators, as well as the
children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-28

The swell event of the season in
Moundsville society will be the holiday
ball to be given tonight. A number OF
persons from Wheeling and vicinity will
attend.
DR.. G. w. Hoskinson, a prominent
dartist NJ MonndsVille. and Miss Matte
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70 PER CENT x S; ;:;;.s is; :' :: ::
our first floor. G. MENDEL g. Co.
Water Rents Due.
our first floor.

Water rents now due. and are subject
to a discount Of 10 per cent If paid be-
fore January 1. Not taking advantage
of this discount is equivalent to borrow
ing money at the rate of 40 per cent
per annum. Can you afford this? Office
open every evening.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-29
A DARING SCHEME.
To Lin Hudson Bay and the Gulf of
Mexico.

NV0X1COs
Representative McCleary, Of Min
nesota, who is q member Of the COM
mittee on rivers and canals, has laid
the foundation of a scheme to ccnnect
the Gulf of Mexico with Hudson bay.
Mr.. McCleary proposes that the United
States and Canad an governments carry
out the project together. His plan is
to have the survey made by way of the
Mime sofa river, whose headwaters
and those of the Red River of the
North nearly join through Big Stone
and Traverse lakes. In high water
boats Of considerable size have crossed
from one lake to the other and it
would not require q very large canal to
connect the waters of the Red and
Minnesota rivers.
While the difficulty OF connecting
the Red and Minnesota Rivers is not
great, it is claimed that the rapids in
the Winnipeg River have always dis
couraged the Canadian government
from the undertaking. There have
been several conventions of citizens Of
northern Minnesota, North Dakota and
Winnipeg looking to the opening of
the Winnipeg River, in the hope that
trey might find q short water outlet to
the seaboard. Each of these conven.
tions has been confronted with the
obstruction in the Winnipeg River, but
MIR. McCleary thinks that If the United
States should take some steps toward
opening up a channel on this side Of
the boundary the Canadian gov
eminent might be inclined to take
some action looking to opening the
Winnipeg River.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-29

closed with a dam $50 feet long extend.
ing out from the shore, "a feet high,
81 feet at the base and s feet at the
crest. Extending out from and at an
angle Of 45 degrees with this dam will
be the foundation for the power house,
which will be 200 feet long and 80 feet
wide: There is to DO q capacity OF 20
turbine water wheels. each developing
3S7 horsepower, capable of operating
dynamos generating by the direct cur.
rent system $1,000 electrical horse
power. At each side of the power
house will be three flood g ties, each 20
feet wide, set between solid masonry
piers " feet high, with q iO-foot base
and 10.foot crest. BY opening these
gates the canal may be emptied in IL
hours. The working head Of water
will be III feet. and so vast is the ca
pacity Of the canal should the flow in
to 1t be cut off the plant could be OPP
Grated 38 hours with the supply on
hand. II. is estimated that this inn
provement will cost $500, 900. 1t is in
tended to have the canal completed
and in working order by January /,
1S9H.