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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17
A WONDERFUL INVENTION
That Originated In the Fertile Brain OF a
San Francisco Man.

That Originated In the Fertile Brain OF u
San Francisco Man.
A San Francisco man has invented q
machine which will do away with
typewriters. both Instruments and OPP.
efators, II he succeeds In perfecting his
invention,
The new machine combines the pho.
nograph and the typewriter, and In
looks bears considerable resemblance
to q cash register. On the front of the
machine are small electric buttons
which you press before talking into
the mouthpiece projecting from the
upper part. This mOuthpiece is con-
nected with a revolving cylinder which
receives impressions In q way similar
to the Edison monograph. A travel
ing needle regulates the position Of the
impressions on the cylinder according
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17

Thi: I. :. :.p.ss:,'s. r: t.sys!i,Ss eeSSl Y
& es:s.:y what they want. This e1pEsssio1
E iSss. which il nov s6nittsS 81 sn q 3
sTae Route from Chicago 20 q. Paul, Mime.
spolis. Ashland, Duluth Had AZ pe!ntc y ths
and 6ns equipment s6sTs tndIeemsat Which
ehnuot be surpassed.
This q. the only line running both threusA
Chicago TO PseiAe Coast Points without
For full Information address yeus: nearest
Jas. O. POND.
0sl. Paas and Tt. NJ, @lcago, ~.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17
improvement In Sugar essta.

Improvement in the quality OF
beets and in the process Of manufac-
ture Is 80 great that in Germany the
root will produce ten per cent. Of its
weight In sugar. This Ia encouraging
to those who are experimenting ir
this line In this country.-[Hew
York World,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17

to the size OF the paper they are to DO
reproduced on. The filed cylinder 10
placed on rollers in the lower part OF
the machine. Above the rollers Is u
supply Of paper for receiving the
written characters.
There are several mysteries about
tho working Of the now invention. No
ink 10 used, tho written characters be.
Ing produced In q bold, round hand by
chemical action. 1t spells entirely by
sound and Is unable rs yet to cope with
the diphthong, tho silent letter. the
capital, the semicolon or figures, but
II will receive the sound OF the human
voice In any language except Chinese
and reproduce them In PLATA English
chirography.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17
A Dreadful slau yhter of cats.

A hundred tons OF cats tails were re-
Gently sold In one lot In London for the
purpose OF Ornamenting ladies' wearing
apparel. Assuming that an average
cats tail would weigh couple OF
ounces, this would mean that no fewer
than l,792, 900 pushes had heen killed
Just to supply this one deal alone.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17

Summer Train Service via Wisconsin Cen.
trail
Effective May %. To Waukesha
and lake resorts $3.50 q. M, LES p
NJ, 3:45 p. m, 8 p. m. To Sc. Paul
Minneapolis, Ashland, and Pacific
Northwest 6:05 p. M, ll:45 p. m.
To Duluth Cos ?. m.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17
Fate Hus Pursued This Family.

TWVt UUH WTHucU IUt" TWUItys
Fate has, indeed, pursued the Bart.
lett family, OF Marshall county, Ala
Within q week three OF them were
murdered and one drowned. George
Bartlett, the father, was killed In u
quarrel with o nephew on Monday. A
week before, Bartlett's eldest son,
John. while going home, was shot and
killed from ambush and robbed Of q
large sum II money by unknown men.
Two days later, another son, AleXan.
der, became involved In q difficulty
with q negro farm laborer, who stabbed
him to death near the spot where the
father was murdered. Last Saturday,
Bartlett's youngest son, Tom, aged 10,
was crossing the Tennessee River,
when his skin was upset and he was
drowned.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17

No Lawyers and No Criminals!
The Island of Panaria In the Lipari
group, north Of Sicily, is BILE sed with
peace and happiness. 1t owns neither
lawyers nor prisoners, and criminals
and paupsrs are equally unknown.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-17

A suitable lot which had noe been
entered was found (she will never
know just how and Myra, her aaby
In her arms, stood wedged IT, the
crowd about the land office, waiting
to register It, Tho dust, stirred by
weary, impatient feet, rose choting-
ly; the sun beat down, bright and
hot as July. The press became
closer and closer as the throns in
creased In number; 1t was not SO
much q jostling and elbowing, rs a
steady, irresistible push forward TO-
ward the window.
Down in Myra's arms, away from
any chance OF air, Boy began 20
breathe In little choking gasps. Ste
struggled to raise him to her Shout
der, but that shoulder was such
small elevation that 1t availed little.
Here" called Dawes big voice
behind her, and Dawes big paw
reached over and lifted the baby,
awkwardly but securely, above the
heads Of the crowd. But 1t was into
the scorching eye Of the sun, and
when Boy began to whimper Myra
searched vainly for something with
which to cover him.
put something over him, she said
IN q voice faint from exhaustion
The baby was attracting plenty Of
attention now, and moro than one
bandsna was offered; but suddenly
Dawes partner, In q burst OF inspira
ton, drew out and pitched up ovel
the little figure the flag that he ant
Dave had brought along to wave owe
their quarter section whom they
should have gotten II entered.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
sSofepb Garns in Canal Dober,

syoiepb 3arns in Canal DDber,
elmer Der beltbefannten pferoe3iihter int
61tlihen Ghip, bat ben sSdirgruno in
Malpern fiir nd1Ife Saiion gepahtet,
ben er fur 3uefe Der Yferoesuht au be-
nuBen 9eoenft.
sNit Mineral Ypint feben fdmmt=
li1e Minen in autem getriebe. Die
2obnreouttion alf so Gents per Sonne
1T bort ppn ben 2elitef acceptirt ipor=
ben. Sn ben Badlteinfabrifen berrf6t
porerlt npb ipenig Sbdtigfeit, bp9 begt
man CUTE 5offnuns auf oas 6riibiabr.
8etreH Der 1treitigen Bride bel
Der 8abnfreu5ing an 3. StraBe in ub=
ri1sbille idreibt bas ,gbronicle" Hi6=
ter Soutbitt aab ieinen gntideio in
Ga1en neuli1 babin alb, Dab Die gin=
reoe Der Yan gamble 8abn=Geiellihaft
su periuerfen iei, baB oas gegebren bes
Staotratbes pom llbri6pille beredtigt
uno baB Die 8abn perpflibtet let, >eine
pallenbe Bride nit 8ef0roerung sll er=
Itellen. Gs lit niht ansunebmen, 0aB
bas @eribt iib tpeiter nit Der Sahe 81
befa6en baben miro, bielnlebr berlau=
tet, Die @eiellibaft meroe ben 8au nd6=
items an Sanb nebmen.
9ie bdufise glntueienbeit bon
9errn Selmrei6. bes 6erausgebers Der
, Soper Stems" in llbri6spiae unb Den=
niipn, no er in lebter 3eit ipieoerbolt
geieben miro, foll, nie man wiilen min,
nit Der abii6t gu tbun baben, iein
8latt oortbin,su Derlegen uno bemielben
eine itreng oe,nofratii6e &ibtung sal
eeben. @ir miIlen ni6t, ,per ibn gu
biefer Sislofation aufsemuntert bat.
8or einiaen Sabren sos cine oemofrati=
i6e 3eitung BON ubri6sbille nah Canal
Soper unb murbe als @runo biefiir Der
llmitano ansefiibrt, baB ii6 i'm n0rbli~
6en She'll bes Gountp mebr Semofra=
ten beiinoen als i'm iiibli6en Sbeile.
(Gbrpniele.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
0elottftt.

Nm II. Jebruor I'M Dofpital ii go4
lumbus Waib JlDrence Gnulb bic De-
eroiguila fanb am 90. in port Wa=
fbington itatt.
glm 81. ssebr. Bel Beibler @cttlieb
Meper i'm Mlter BON 66 Sabren. ST
fit an Der WaiIeriudt. Seine binter-
lai1ene Witttpe unb flint 1D1ter Be-
tranern ben straightforward. Mepei
mar Elm febr GROCER Wianit nnO iuDq
,rnIdngff>nob $50 pfunb.
9lm 81. 6ebr. in Wef gliff, Col,
Srau glile Matbeips glarf, rs Sabre
alt lie bat bis 1870 in Stem pbila=
belpbia getpobnt.
glm Is. 6ebr. i'm 0oipital in Gan.
ton 2eipis 8eiber, Elm Grubenarbeite,
aus Mineral point, an ben Golgen eia
ner f6mierigen Operation. gr binter.
laBt cine 9Ditttpe llnb Stpei Gin6er.
Mm 26. ssebr. in Der Ndbe bon Bead
Gitp Siaae Weltp pl0blid i'm Mlter DOr
72.Sabren. Ser 8eritorbene tpar cir
8ruoer Der Grau bon Or. S. $. Otis
babier.
glm 81. 6ebr. in StraBburg Grar
esoiepbine Burris. sic binterldbt Ell
men trauernben 8atten uno S &inber
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

*Sn Mandeier, Gnslano, bat Die
9robe 6irma Qill, Gomep & Co. 8an=
terott semadt ; iie beiaB Gilialgef6afte
in 8uenos 9pres uno 3io be Saneiro.
syn 9anopertonn, Start gountp,
lit Oipbteritis epibemiib aufsetreten.
@elblt grmadiene ipurben bon Der
Grantbeit befallen unb piele Sooesfdlle
,1inb bereits por9efommen. Oie Ort=
I6aft tpurbe iiolirt, um eine ipeitere
@erbreituas Der 2ranfbeit su perbin=
bern.
&6hig Wilbelm bon Wiirttembers
trat Dieier Sage in iein 46. 2ebensjabr.
9lnldbli6 oieies greisniiies bat Die lib
li6e 6eier init Yaraben, offisiellen unb
ni9t offisiellen, Soaiten unb 8ef0rbe=
runaen uno einem Sroensregen fattse=
funoen.
Sn glaine gitp, Mabiion 60. O.,
9erietben am Samitag &ilep Wilcor
nnb gnod Gnslano in elmer Wirtb=
i6aft pdbreno zines 8ilaroipieles in
Streit. @riterer beriebte ieinem Same
raoen nit oems siemlid i6weren gilli=
aroitode eiuen 51lag an ben &opf, 10
oaB bieiem bas 8lut aus 9iaie unb OBJ
rem berpororans. Ser 8erlebte ipurbe
beimgebrabt uno Der Mr5t erfldrte fei=
men 3uitano als iebr beoenflih. Ser
Sbdter 1T entaOben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
0roBer 3abeperfami.

gBesen Der 9erpabtung elmer Sarm
brinat Sic. pfeiffer bel Ybilipsburs
feline idmmtli6en Milhfiibe (38 Stiif)
am 8. Mar5 1894 on cine 0ifentli9e
8eriteigerung. 9ie aiibe iinb alle in
gutem Stanoe fir Gdiereiswefe. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
MebI!
MebI

8ebriiber Spring perfauien
beites patent Mebl gu 95 Gents per
Sad I; polles @etpi9t. Sebet unlre
preislilte fir gllenpaaren unb @roce=
rien Wtit6ener YlDf,
Sit 6oditraBe, Sem philadelphia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

-NA-
Sm Oeaoipltone giationalparf bat
cine @eIeai6aft bon Sasern cine sanse
Seeroe 8iiffel absei6la9tet. Die lle=
beltbdter ieben itrenger 8eitraiuns ent=
gegen.
eSn Der Nabe BON Upper Sanous=
fp entsleisten lebter Sage Z 8iiter,pa=
gen Der Columbus, 9odins 0aaep &
Soleoo 8abt, iuobei 3 li6 auf ben 3us
seidlidene 2anoitreider fduer berlebt
ipuroen.
llnierm Prdiioenten gebt es tpie
benz 3eitungsi6reiber. Seber glaubt.
er f0nnte cine 3eitung beller rebisiren.
als Der @eoatteur unb sSeoer slanbt,
I OaB er beiier reaieren f6nnte, als Der
Yrdiibent. glber beibe, Der prdlibent,
iuie Der 3eltunssi6reiber iins niht iebr
oiinnbdutia
SIN ber N1be bon Millersburg III
lebte Wo6e DE srobe S1eune BON @il=
liam 8inoelsberger abgebraifnt. Gas
sSeuer lit jeoenfalls burh 8ranbitiftun9
entitanben Der entItanbene S1aoen
belduft lib auf etipa $4,000. Gs III
bas bic brittle Sbeune, Die g. innert
orei Sabren our6 6euer perlor. i
= Nad furser saranfbeit III In Gff-
einnati .papa" @eDer, Der dltelfe Wu=
iiter ber Gtabt. Inn rs. Qebensjabr ge=
itorben. Serielbe fam bor nlebr ala
go Sabren aus Miirttemberg nod Mme-
rita unb lieb iih foslei6 in Cincinnati
nieber. gr mar melt lno brett befanni
uno erfreute ii6 allgeneinen Nniebens.
= glirsenos i'm soflsen 2anbe, iareibi
oas Sol. Sournal~, lit iuObl Der llm=
fhwung IN sei6dftlider 8e5iebung Gin
|fo geiualtiger, tuie in Colorado, no bic
gla1tpeben Der berni1tenben Meberlage
Der SilberintereGen INNER mebr Der=
fbipinoen uno mo- man iebt Die i'm gam
3en Qanbe berri6enbe OeiNdftsflemms
ldnse ni6t 10 fart fiiblt. tuie in an.
bern gapOestbeilen. beIonoers I'M Often.
4a mag @oupernellr Maite tpieber OBJ
iatteln laffen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

The bureau Of vital statistics Of New
York bears testimony to the success OF
the noble effort OF Nathan Straus to
do something in behalf OF the children
of the poor by providing them with
wholesome milk. The health author
tiles say that the straus sterilized milk
charity has reduced by 10 per cent the
death rate among young children.
During tho hotmonths 100000 quarts
OF milk were sold from the Straus lab.
oratory. The author and promoter OF
this great benefaclion lie SO pleased
with the results that no has determined
to carry on the work on larger scale.
His plans include the erection Of spe-
cial building to be used as a central
depot.
Mr.. Stratus is looking 10 tho welfare
OF the children OF the poor, but since
he has shown the practical value OF
sterilized milk perhaps the wcll-to-do
will take the hint and try to save the
lives Of their young children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
Ernnen nnl GcrmnllY.

1t is quite improbable that the en-
peror of Germany told a visiting
Frencbman that he expected to meet
him again at the Paris exposition OF
1900. However improbable the story
may be tho Parisian newspaper La
Patrie thinks enough Of 1t to warn
William that he cannot come that way
visiting until no shall have let go his
hold on Metz aud Strasburg.
No doubt this Is the feeling OF France
to-day, but in six years there may be
different and much better understand
ing with Germany. Already it has
begun to dawnt on the French mind
that Alsacs and Lorraine cannot be
recovered by this generation.
There is also an apparent growth OF
q sentiment in favor OF coming to an
understanding with Germany on a basis
OF peace that will relieve tho people OF
part Of the enormous burden OF tax
alton and the nightmare OF a war that
might break out at any time. These
two great countries would be wise to
settle their old troubles and clasp hands
MS pledge of peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
cnmnnirn Humor ia ohIo.

A very important procurement
comes from the Democratic committee
OF obio-the tariff question Is settled
aud the money question is now the SUI
preme issue. This is awkward as well
as important.
Senator Brice is no. standing on the
money plank OF the Columbus platform.
Is Senator Brlce a man who can be
brushed aside by the Democratic party
OF Ohio when the enemy is about to be
engaRedf
Thea there is the Clevelaud.Wilson
end-tho big end-of tho Democratic
party, which insists that the tariff
question is not settled, but only fairly
opened. lent the war on the pro-
tected industries to so on--everywhere
except in Ohio?
II the Ohio Democratic campaign
managers are rehcarsinglittle campaign
jokes they should say SO and avoid be.
ing misunderstood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
Tbs IndIan aud Ills Temptations

The Indian aud Ills Temptations
wheu an Indian takes his allotment
Of land he Is held to be no longer under
the supervision OF an agent He may
come and go as he pleaseA he may ex-
ercise the fundamental right of au
American citizen to get as full as q
British lord at a banquet table. Not
only may the Indian do this. but he
docs it, and that makes trouble.
It was not a stroke Of genius that con-
strued the Indian into a position OF In
dependence for which be is. not yet
fitted. Under all the circumstances
the Indian is doing fairly WELL He is
making some progress and we are pro-
crossing some in the way Of helping
him out Of sayagery into como kind Of
civilization. 1t is unfortunate that at
every step In the march Of civilization
the Indian is confronted with the
whisky jug.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

The anti-Hill Democrats who were
denied admission to the Saratoga con-
yention have been going over that ex-
perience for the friends ct home, and
they do no. mind their declarations
getting into print. They say that in
the estimation Of the men who ran tho
Saratoga convention eve were not DEM
ocrats unless we should mako ourselves
systematically accessory to public
crime as dictated by Tammany in New
York and the corresponding machine IN
Brooklyn.
This is terrible indictment, but 1t
does not go beyond the record. The
Lexow committee has shown that the
Tammany machine depends for its ex-
istence on bribery, blackmail, conf
dence games in all theiF forms, every
kind Of robbery, the club, the kuife aud
the revolver. Tho Brooklyn gang has
gathered power and held 1t by the same
methods. because these methods are
part Of Hillism, tho independent Dem
ecrass Of New York and Brooklyn will
not support Hill. 1t is not remarkable
that right.thinking men are not willing
to be accessory to public crime" even
to help their party through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
THE LATEST FAD.

EIcldnde.
Have you got the new disorder?
II YOU haven't, It's In order
TO suCCumb 10 II ut once without delay.
II Is called appendicitis,
Very different from glAtritis.
Or the common trash Of the daY.
II creates n hnppy irOlIc,
Something Ike the winter collie
That has often Jared our inner organs some.
Only wFCSlCI with the wealthy,
Aud the otherwise most healthy.
Having got II, then yOn'Tc nigh 10 Kingdom
come.
Midway down IN your intestine
It's ImtGTstiCGS imiGSttn',
Il a littlu alley, blind. and dirk as night,
lending or 10 simply nowhere.
Catching all stray things that 90 there,
As aPocGet 1t Is simply ont OF sight
II Il prone TO stop and grapple
With tho seed or grape or apple,
Cru soldier button swallowed with your pie.
Having levied On those chaItlGS.
Then begin lnicrnnl bnttlGS
That nrc apt 10 end III mansions In tho sky.
Once locate Il. never doubt Il
You will never bU without Il
ltSn fnd among society that's gny;
Old heart failure Rnd pnrcSiS
Have dec tnpcd aud guuo Ia pieces,
Aud dyspepsia has fallen by tho way.
Then slnnd hack there, diabetes.
For hers comes appendicitis,
With brood Of nlnOr troubles OH The wing;
So vcrmiiOrn, here's hoping
YUu'il withstand all drastic doping.
And earn the ap9cllatiun "uncr0wned King"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
POLITICAL.
APPOINTMENTS.

Cn0tt Ds De DONcubA HAh NV" Wv
ings at the Following Places, up to
and Including October II, 1894.
walkcrSville. LOWS county, Friday. October o.
II frSSy, Gllmer county Saturday October g. 200
p, N. .,,,,- ..,,,.,. N,o,d.v oc,oher
8, 400 p. IN. CO, ....,.. -r,,..1., n.,o.
"V ceGaT!iiic. Gilmer county. Wednesday. ocso
Der 10. 2OJ .. ~. r,,--,. n.
'O sSins 81 Harrison county Thursday, October
i Ro mi MiII, Harrison county Friday 90
tobGr u 200 p. IN. o.,....
j.. 7:SD p. IN. e..,,.d,,,
sSIen. il f county. Saturday. October 49,
'i biz 2, tsaac, DoddridgO county Monday. october
&essi 5iltQrd. Harrison county Monday. octO'
OH Wat "a Harrison county. Tuesday october 49,
700 p. m. o.,.h..
II, 300 n. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

TuE New York Evening Post calls
Senator Hills attention to the Connect
icut returns by way OF impressing on
his mind the fateful fact that che is run
ming in very bad year." So 1t seems,
and it will seem even moro SO after the
people OF the great state Of New York
shall have taken up and swelled the
Republican chorus OF 1894.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

Tho death Of Prof. David Swing, the
noted pulpit orator OF Chicago. recalls
tho heated controversy and the hercsy
trial Of twonty years ago rs result OF
which Prot. Swing withdrew from tho
Presbyterian church. DR., Patton, then
young man, now president oil Prince.
ton, championch tho cause OF ortho-
doxy aud pushed the case with great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
No.ics to Political Wool nuxers.

1t is not a very bright or a very cost
ly scheme for political wool buyers to
60 about offering fancy prices ior wool
whore there is very little wool left in
farmers' hands. A little money could
be made to go long way in this bust.
ness
Ii the Democratic campaign managors
in the Second district OF West Virginia
or in any other part Of the state want to
make money they should come this
way and buy tho wool which tho INTEL
LroExcrR was authorized to offer thom
at 10 cents pound. That price will be
shaded now to anybody who has the
ready cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

yigos After leaving the Presbyterian
church Prof Swing drew about him \
IafgsfolIoSing Of persons who liked the
breadth Of bis theology and the grace of
bis style, and believed in him thorough
" as 4 man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
A snndnr Show called on

Mr.. HesinE, ChicaGo's picturesque
postmaster, conceived the brilliant idea
OF standing up his lettor carriers along
the lake front on a Sunday afternoon to
be inspected in their new uniforms. A
great many persons who did not think
that a necessary Sunday performance
sent protest TO Washington, and the
department ordered tho postmaster to
drop the spectacular review aud con-
tent himself with IN indoor inspection.
The postmaster clung to his idea as
though lie had to carry out the pro.
gramme or perish, showing how great
mind can be dominated by ono great
thought. OF course the postotlico DC.
partmont will have its way, because it
is biggerthan tho postmaster at Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

A NEW Ohio law requires all Auditor
ated articles Of food or drink to BIO so
labeled that the purchaser can tell they
arc not pure. A West Virginia man
proposes to go this one better, and have
law passed requiring a burglar to ring
in an alarm before he breaks into a
hnuan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

TaE war sesse In Europe was not
even respectable nightmare. Europe
IL too well prepared for any one of the
powers 70 throw q match in the maya
zine without strong provocation aud
good alliance 70 boot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

Dr. A. CONAN DOYLE admits without
reserve that he is in this country, but
denies with warmth that he will write
any Impressions" when he goes home
from his Aging trip. II the visiting
novelist will stick to this worthy resolve
lie will add greatly to his fame.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

WHEN man gets to be the actor that
Corbett Ia tho rough and tumble OF
tho prize ring cannot be expected to at
tract him as in tho earlier day when ho
was not so eminent an actor. Circum'
stances alter cases. Uorbett cannot al.
ways rise superior to the circumstances
that surround him. He will do some
what better after he gets tho stage we'll
elevated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

Nix. BLAwcnAnp, of Michigan, must
hnvo been mislnforlned about West
Virginia aud that part Of it which hC
came to invade. II no had known what
no was going to run against no would
hardly have mndc tho remarkable
breaks that flashed through his Parsons
speech. 1t must have madO his head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
Highesto Of al in Leavening Powe,

swim to have his hundred-dOIlar wool
bluff covered six times before he could
catch his breath. Mr.. Blanchard has
learned something about West Virginia.
and that is worth coming for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

ANOTHER fatal case Of thought-they-
wcre.mushrooms is reported, this time
in Pennsylvania. The way to tell the
difference between toadstools and mush-
rooms is easy enough. If they don't
kill you they are mushrooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

Carr DovESER is making straight
business talks oil along the limo, and
the people respond cordially to his clear
treatment OF tho business questions OF a
business campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

WHAT do YOU tnkc medicine for? 10.
canso you aro sick and want TO got vol,
nj course. Then remember, Hoods
Sarsnparilla CuREs. 8