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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19
RsntIfoation Ceremonies.

ROME, April 1S--This was the day
feed upon for the Identification of Juan
D'Avila Diego, of Cadiz, and some Is, 600
pilgrims from Spain are in this city in
order to be present, as far as possible,
at the ceremonies. The Spanish pill
grims, headed by fifteen bishops and by
large numbers of priests, marched TO st.
Peters this morning. At st. Peters
the Pope ofliciated. The Pope eDjoined
his hearers and the faithful generally
as TO the necessity of full and COM
plete return to the principles of rsli-
gion, union, concord and submission TO
the constituted powers. His Holiness
appeared to be in very good health and
retired from 81. Peters after having
been two and half hours at the serv-
ice.
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the visitors, but . programmes should
undoubtedly be arranged. and the visit
ing editors properly entertained.
SMALL TALk


Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithilT Told
THE Court report in an evening paper,
yesterday, was decidedly queer.
FRANK HAU, OF the Fifth ward, has
two children i'll OF scarlet fever.
THE float on this side OF the river at
the North Wheeling ferry is being re-
paired.
THE Mozart Singing Society will
give May festival at Mozart Park the
18th Of next month.
THE policemen and Early Rose bowl
ing clubs will contest tomorrow after
noon at Fettes' Harvest Home"
On Decoration Day the North Wheel
ing Literary and Athletic Association
will give q picnic at Mozart Park.
THERE was only one case in Police
Court, yesterday morning. The charge
was disorder, and the fine 81 and costs.
THE persons from the First ward sent
to look up a site for the proposed col
ony are now in the Shenandoah Valley,
Virginia.
A CALLED meeting OF the w. G. T. y.
will be held al the w. c. 7. U. Hail,
No. 1907 Main street, this evening At
1870 o'clock.
THE S. P. Society Of North Wheel
Ing will give a moonlight excursion to
Wellsburg on the R. z. Phillips the 18th
OF next month.
Miss MINNIE CRUISE, OF No. 2611
Chapline street, is having an Ice cream
parlor fitted up in connection with her
confectionery.
The Uniformed Rank K. Of P. will
give an outing at Mozart Park the 18th
OF next mon tn. Meister's band will
furnah the music.
THE city work house supplied the
Board OF Public Works with % loads OF
stone this week. The stone was placed
on East McCOlloch street.
MORE complaints are heard Of the
bad condition Of the street at Sixth and
Main street. When 1t rains big pud-
die Of water collects there.
A. E. SCHEEHLE, the North Main
street druggist, will have big repairs
made at his pharmacy this week. The
interior is to be completely overhauled.
The Council Committees on Finance
and Ordinances are called to meet this
evening. The Ordinance Committee
will take up the Food Inspector and
Slot Machine ordinances.
ALBERT WINTERS, the North Main
street tailor, has received a fine st.
Bernard dog valued at $50, which was
fixed up like lion yesterday by VIM.
Fox, the Vigilant fireman.
ENGINEER Ed. MAHAN, OF 1o3 and
104. OF the i. 81 o., Ptts5urg division,
celebrated his birthday yesterday.
While he celebrated John Horn was at
the right side of his engine.
THE South Side Mandolin and Guitar
Club gave the Vigilant tremen couple
Of hours delightful entertainment a
few nights ago by going TO the hose
house. The frenen thank the boys.
JAMES LINDSAY & Co., corner of
Market and Twentieth streets. in the
old Holiday building, are prepared to
contract for a large line OF carpenter
work. Glance at their advertisement.
The Free Methodists, who have been
worshipping In Holidays old planning
mill, at Twentieth and Market streets,
have moved to Boggs' ruD, where a
school house has been donated TO them.
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NOTICE
To Contractors and Builders.

Bids are invited for the erection OF new
Court House and Jail buildings in the town OF
Wsleh, Mcdowell county, West Virginia. agree
able TO plans and specifications prepared BY
posed cost S47 500 for both buildings Plans
ana specifications will be on hie in the Comfy
Court Clerks once OF said county on and after
the 5th day Of April 1894 The Clerk OF the
County Court will receive sealed bids until /
O'Clock NAY 5th. 1924 when said bids will bs
opened and contract awarded. The Court re-
serves the right TO rejust any and all bids. All
bids 70 Dc accompanied with . s.. 900 bond with
approved security, as evidences. II said BID is &C
&c pted that said bidder will enter into contract
with good and sufficient boad for the faithful
performances OF his contract.
TIE COUNTY COURT OF MCDOWELL co.
BY T. h TOTTES.
President and Chairman OF Building Commit
tee
Test: J. r. JoRSsox.
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IN TIE COURTS.

Tho Business Transacted Before tho
Judges. Yesterday.
Criminal Court, Judge JordGn:-
Not in session.
Circuit Court, Part one Judge CGmpbeH:-
Reese V. Wheeling and Elm Grove
Railway Co., on trial; motion TO exclude
overruled.
Circuit Court. Part Tico, Judge PAUL.
Oliver Tarbert v. Or. Z. NJ. HaskinS,
verdict for plaintiff for S1O5; motion for
q Rew trial.
Crawford McCracken v. City; Jury
sworn, case stated, and jury adjourned
until this morning.
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Railroad Ertsnslon Completed.

The Panhandle extension from New
Cumberland to opposite Welsville, o.,
is completed and freights are running
on it. Three freights a week were
started this week, but no passenger
trains are yet run. The extension is u
miles long. and has been in progress Of
construction for a year. 1t is thought
that sooR a bridge will span the river
from Wellsville TO this point.
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Another Kentucky Killing Reported.

INEz, KY, April 1s.-A gentleman
lust arrived here from the upper end
OF Pike county brings the news that the
notorious Frank Phillips, who figured
so prominently in the Hatfield aud Nc
Coy feud, and William Bevins, detec;
tive, were both killed Monday night
near the Kentucky and Virginia State
line az the head of the Sandy river by
the Rickett boys, who recently killed
old man Farrell in Logan county, W..
Va. Phillips and Bevins were in pur-
suit of the Rickett boys. 1t is not
known whether the killing TO place in
Kentucky or West Virginia.
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Thu snhumann ousrtetts.

The Schumann Lady Quartette, Of
Chicago, will give concert at the Y.
NJ. c. A. next Tuesday. OF this splen-
did equalization the Pittsburg Dispatch
SAYS: THE Schumann Lady Quartette
was the attraction at Carnegie's Music
Hall, and they appeared before a large
semblage. The Quartette enraptured
the audience completely. Their beau
tifu blending OF tones, their clear artic-
uatioD, combined with delicate shad:
ing, seemed to leave nothing TO be de-
sired except to hear them again and
again.
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Major ComIer Dead.

NEw YORK. April 17.-Major Clifton,
Comley, President OF the Ordinance
Board is dead. He was stricken
with paralysis yesterday while
directing the tests Of Crozier-
Buff ngton disappearing gun car
rage at the Sandy Hook proving
station. He was born in Ohio fifty
years ago and was graduated from West
Point. He was attached TO the army
of the Potomac during the war and for
meritious service be was brevetted cap,
tain March Is. 1865.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19

The annual meeting of the West Vir-
ginia Editorial Association, in this city,
commencing Tuesday, May sth, will
bring TO the city a large number Of gen.
tlemen connected with the State press.
Many of the visiting editors will be &C
companied by their wives. AT the last
meeting OF the Association A. B. Clark,
OF Buckhannon, was elected Historian;
F. V. Aler, of Martinsburg, Orator, and
Robert McEidowney, Poet Among the
topics that will be presented TO the As
ISOLATION for general discussion are,
Relation Of the Country Weekly TO the
Metropolitan Press" What the Public
Expect of a Local Newspaper" THE
Advertising Department" Newspaper
Legislation" How to Increase Circu-
lation," "Phe Use Of Stereotype Plate, :"
Local Correspondents, Careless
journalism" &c.
Free transportation TO and from the
city has been rendered by tne B. & o.,
the Ohio River, and other railroads, and
a railroad excursion has been arranged
for from this city, between May sth and
18th.
No steps have yet been taken by the
local newspaper fraternity 70 entertain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19
MINERAL WATERS 4!

HATHoRN WATERING bsve a large stock
Of this cell brated Mineral Water on hand which
we are closing out At reduced prices in order TO
make room for other goods. Put up in doZ.
doz. and 4doz. packages.
SPRUDEL WiTER-Ths King Of Mineral
Waters, from Sit ClemsnI, Mich. pure.
wholesome water, unsurpassed a. bsVerAgs
and table water.
KRONTHAL WATER - From KronthAl
Springs Nassau. Germany. This Mineral Wa
ter iG Justly celebrated for its excellent digss.
tive Qualities, il also a refreshing and delicious
summer drink, either pure or mixed with fFuit
syrup. milk. wine or bran dy.
APOLLINARIS WATER-trom Rhshsh,
Prussia, Germany, In piRts and quarts.
P WELTY A co,
1914 u.{r.nd ilaf Market StrsstA
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Mozart Park Opening.

Mozart Park will be formally opened
for the season the twenty-ninth OF this
month. The PARK is now in excellent
shape, neat improvements having been
made since last year. The opening will
be ushed in with a grand concert by
Meister's band, which will give the
music at the park the season through.
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Certificate Left for Record.

The certificate OF incorporation Of
the Hsatherington Sheir Cooperative
Glass Company was left for record at
Clerk Hooks Office, Yesterday. The in
corporators are: G. w. Lancaster, VIM.
Madden, w. ]. Harvey, w. S. Heather
ington and Marion Huffman, all OF Bell
aire. a power of attorney was given to
John A. Howard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19

Our stock for sprinC aud summer is now
complete, embracing ali staples and latest
novelties in foreign Ead domestic mater.
ials for gentlemen's garments. An ordar
with Us IL warrant of satisfaction. We
guarantee style, al and finish. CalINAnd
be convinced. FRANK, tho Tailor.
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Handsome New Uniforms.

Tailor August Helmbrecht, Of Thirty
sixth and Jacob streets, is making the
handsomest of new uniforms for the
members OF Meister's band. The coats
will be dark blue, with light blue
scrolls, bound in heavy black braid.
The pantaloons will be light blue with
q side stripe, and the caps will be of the
blue regulation type. The members
expect TO wear their uniforms the first
week OF next month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19
KnIed bv an ExpIoding Boiler.

KEoKUk, Iowa, April ls.-By the ex-
plosion OF boiler to-day at the Hutch
inson electric light plant three men
we're instantly killed and Que fatally in
jured. Dead-Jsmes Sterritt, Patrick
Keefe, John Rowan. Injured-Charles
Jones. The boiler was an old one and
had been giving trouble prior 70 the
explosion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19
Index to New AavSruss AsauL

THIRD PAGE
Seven Years a Sufferer.
FOURTH PAGE.
Gold WatcheS-I. G. Dillon L Co.
For Sale-Ten Town Lots
New PotatoeS-Albert Stole & Co.
Art Portfolios Bound in Substantial Covers
W. Va. Printing Company.
Astrology-Or. Paul Castor.
FIFTH PAGE.
Grand Opera House-Lottie Williams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19
A North Wbesling Man Missing.

John Reeder, OF North Wheeling, 4
well-known young man, is missing from
his usual haunts and his many friends
feel anxious about MIN. He has not
been seen for over a week.
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Enrorth Lengue MsstinE.

The Union Epworth League will
hold its regular monthly meeting in the
North Street NJ. Z. Church this even
ing. The following is the program me:
Devotional Singing and SharpshoOtiug Drill.
Scripture Readlng...--....-... .....-...:...'
Paper-The Fourth Department OF Work
in the League: N) Its Field; (2) The
Seed; go The Harvest. Rev. D. A. Denton
Music ............ .........Cotnet and Flute Duet
Pape.-The Qualities that Make Sue
cessful Fourth Vice President. ........-....
.......... .....................D DR.. l. ". Roberts
Nusic-Vocal solo ........ Miss Bertha Rose
Paper-The Relation OF the Work OF the
Fourth Department. 10 the Spiritual
Development OF the League In the
Church . Rev. \. B. Riker. ID. ID.
Music. ...... McClelland's Parlor Orchestra
discussion
snort AQGressee...-..
Good Night Number ...............
..... .McClelland's Psrlor Orchestra
Doxology. Bened1ction'
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Released ON BaiI.

Harry c. Temple, the bigamist, was
released from jail yesterday on $1,000
bail.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DbetIins Sesister
1.n.rmonsssr Ksssrs.

Mr.C. Schuepf, tue Opera HOUSE, drug
gist, made the following eoservatiQns OF
the temperature yesterday: a. "a., 40;
"a. m, SO; II m, 81; p. N, 81 P. n.,
76. Weather, fair.
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subscribe for the leading LEGAL and isls
graphic paper, ehs Wheeling Daily and
sunday Register, delivered TO every p1rt
cOnts per week
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cLorHINe-p. ouNpL1Na Z CO.
Past Successes

Are but goads to future efforts. With our
finger on the public pulse for many years
past, we've learned to gauge its every
throb, diagnose its needs correctly and pre-
scribe the proper treatment. We keep up
with the times, alive to the needs of the age
and ever alert to meet them more than half
way. Talk about the glones of Solomon and
the Lilies of the Valley, what are they
beside the beauty of our Spring Suits and
Overcoats? The wise man Of old with all
his wealth could not purchase clothing like
our SPRING ATTRACTIONS.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for the erection OF new
bank building At New kartinsvillc. W. Va,
Will be received up TO O'Clock p. N. Thursday,
April 26th, 1894 Contractors may make separ
sts bids or may bid for the whole work. The
successful bidder will ne required 70 give bond
and security for fulfllmento OF contract award ed
in proper penalty. Plans and specifications
for said building can be seen AZ the Office OF l..
W HcnicsL Architect, Reilly building. Wheel
ing. w Va. and 81 WstZsl County Bank. New
Nartinsvilie. W Va. Bids 70 be addressed 10
Wetzel County Bank, New Nsrtinsville, ".
Va. marked Proposals" We reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
". S. WILEY,
.. J. ELLIOTT,
Building Committee.
APRIL i2TE, 1924 Api3eydq
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REAL ESTATE Market.

Deed or Transfer Left for Record Yes
terdaY.
The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made April 10, 1894. by Leopold
Kress and wife to Joseph A. Wilson, for
lot No. 65, in Belvidere. Consideration,
5000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-19

AT csc, s1.49 and S19s, Spring Jack
cts that are worth three times as much.
II. EMsHEDfER,
Island 20 Eleventh street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

STOCkHOLDER MEEIlNG.
~ Notice is hereby given that a general
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Delaplain
Dry Goods Co. will be held az the ware rooms
Nos 1905 and 1907 Main street. Wheeling, w 4.
Va, on Tuesday, the oath day Of April. 1924, At
10 clock a. m, for the purpose OF electing =
Board OF Directors. making bylaws. and trans
acting any other business which msy lawfully
he done by the stockholders in general meet
ing. HULLIHEN QUARRIER
J. s. GIBBS,
T. +, BALDWIN,
JOHN +. KLETT,
I. 3. POTTS,
ap5el Corpofators.
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SILK Games.

Just received on consignment pretty
line OF Spring SILK CapeS.
H. EMsHEuMER.
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EORsALE-BLANK DEEDS OF TRUST At
Il REeIsTEB Ofice-
TloR sALE-FoR RENT AND FOB sALB
II cards, At RzsIsTEh Counting Room
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The Mestinc OF West Virginia Editors.

-. ..'........... McClelland's Psrlor Orchestra
| Doxolorv Benediction.
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APrIL i2rH, 1924
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SPECIAL SALEM J. McFADDEN.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-06-29
The Queens Name

1t is probable that most Jf her Maj
esty's loyal subjects know the Queen
only by her royal style, Victoria, and
that such of the remainder of them as
are aware that she bears another name,
md that that is Alexandrinn, believe
that the Latter is the second, and,
therefore, in some sense the inferior
name. The well informed, however,
know that tho Queens names are Alex
nndrina Victoria, and sentence or
two i'll letter of her father, the Duke
of Kent, written within couple OF
months of her christening, and sold n
few days since in Paris, may account
for the choice OF the second rs the
principal name. "Her first namo,'
the Duke wrote, "is Alcxandrina Vic
TORN, by which name sho is always
called Mt home, is her last, being that
of her deur mother The first sho
bears after her godfather, the En-.
peror of Russia. st. James Gazette.
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Highest of all in Leavening PowcrLae U. S. Govt Report
q! Rs%as$F ksktR$
ARSOLAJEELX PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Korean Sports.

Curator Stuart Culin, of the Univers'
ity of Pennsylvania Museum, who has
gathered together the finest collection
Of games ever made in the world, hal
made IN interesting discovery in hit
study of Korean sports. The Chinese
games are all marked by literary
character, the gamo Of logomachy, or
word-building, which has gained such
popularity in this country, having
been played long ago by Korean schooi
children. "a number Of their games, ,
he declares, chad their origin frou;
mystic concepts. Nlany Of the child.
ish sports had originally n serious
divinistlc or expiatory Significance.
The tug of-war, for instance, was
played by tho people of villages
nnd districts to ascertain which would
be the luckicr Kites were used as
scapegoats, being released with in
scriptions to the effect that they were
carrying away misfortune. Mere toys
were not numerous. Some of the
games possess decidedly ethnic char
actor, and their stu ly promises to fur
pish conclusions of some Importance
philadelphia Record.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-06-29
Electric Treatment of Plants.

About thirty years ngo an ingenious
physician oT IN inquiring turn of mind
was struck with the idea that if cleo
tricity was good for feeble people,
might it not be equally good for feeble
plants. A row Of evcrgreens had been
put out on his grounds some time be-
fore, and it occurred to him that, rs
there was couple of his best trees in
an exceedingly frnil state of health,
hero was good chance to test his
theory. He accordingly connected a
wire from n battery with the roots Of
one of the trees, turned on very mild
current and watched tho results. In
short time the Leaves, which had be-
gun to turn yollow, took on lively
shade Of green, new shoots started out,
and the tree that had been given up
by the gardener MS pnst saving was
soon the most hourishing one Of tho
row, and before long outstripped its
fellows in beauty and luxuriancc of
growth. These experiments in this
direction came to m end Ivy the death
of the doctor, and thus much that
might have been of great service to the
gardener and florist remained unde-
velopcd. Who will enter the field and
give us accurate, simple md easily
."":-"sNa method" of growing plants
by electricity ?-New York Lodgcr,
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Mournod Like n Human Being.

There is something pathetic about
the account of the death Of the female
chimpanzee which Professor Garner
brought from Southwest Africa. The
names given by the professor to his
friends were Aaron and Elishaba and,
much to his regret, Elishaba has fallen
victim to the severe English weather.
She really died in the arms of poor
Aaron, the male, who hal been most
assiduous in his attentions to his con-
sort during the whole Of her illness
Professor Garner was present during
the last moments of the chimpanzee,
and when heput his hands to her heart
to see If it had ceased to beat Aaron
put his hand there too, looking up in
tho professors eyes rs if inquiring if
that was oil they could do for her.
Aaron would not suffer his departed
love to to be taken from him, aud
cluug to her body with such tcnacity
that tho professor was compelled To
lay it down on its bed Of straw, when
the distressed husband released his
hold. When Professor Giracr visited
his prote8o next day poor Aaron would
not be coasoled until he hal his hand
IN that Of the professor, AMI by sound
and signs was telling him Of his dis.
fr.sa
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A Remarkable Caterpillar.

In New Zealand and Australia they
havo an animLl which, from all ac-
counts, cannot be cqualed by any
other animate or inanimate object
upon the earth's surface. 1t is the
queerest of the many antipodean won
ders and paradoxes, and, for the want
of n better name, has been called the
"bullrush caterpillar" or vegetable
worm" The native Tasmanian name
for the oddity is "Aweto- II otete." +"
The above ground portion OF this veg
ctable worm is fungus of the order
sphaeria, which grows TO hei ght of
six or eight inches. When pulled up
by the root, this fungus is found to
consist of large caterpillar, showing
head, segments and breathing holes
every detail of the grub being per.
fectly preserved. On examination of
the interior of tho caterpillar it is
found to be composed OF "punky"
looking substance, really the root of
the fungus, which has cremated every
fiber of what was once Il living, breath.
ing creatures anatomy. In all the in
stances which Buckland records, the
sphaeria had made its attack in the
fold of skin between the second and
third segments of the caterpillar AMI
had replaced all the animal substance
of the creatures body with hard
brown vegetable growth resembling
the fungoid growths on blackberry
and other vines. Louis Republic
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4 Queer But Gifted Bird.

One Of the most interesting, and at
Me same time relatively most abun-
dnnt, birds in the Geological Gardens
Mt present is fowl which is known by
the pseudo-classical name of chauna.
1t is of unwieldy bulk, and has grouty
looking legs. But in spite of this, it
is said by that accomplished ornithol-
oSist, w. II. Hudson, to soar and sing
in n way that rivals the lark. 1t is
also the most truly amphibious of all
birds, rs has been lately pointed out
in the ibis.
It's swimming powers are apparent
ly quite on a par with those Of the
duck, md it has this advantage over
that bird that it is clothed in kind
of Boynton costume, which is fur
nished by innumerablc air spaces in
the skin. These various gifts, com
bincd with mn interesting appearance,
render the bird one of the most strik-
ing exhibits in the Zoo; but the draw
back is i'll the voice, which-possibly
on account Of the atmosphere Of this
metropolis far from being larklike
~ Mr.. Hudson states Of the chauna
when upon it's native pampas. -Lon-
Aon Daily News.