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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

ober aud liberal ~se,porben mar, ipos
bon gar nidt bic Rebe iein tam,
fonbern neil er fi4 cine iebr srobe
Wirtune in Beaue auf feline polite
fden 9iele perfpra4. gr tpubte. bab
e. bur@ bas unbef4rdntte Wablre4t
ni4t nur bic Rabitalen IN ean5
Deutf4lanb, fonbern aud bic 9is
beralen, bic tpeber f@arf na4ba@ten.
nod beoba4teten. auf feline Seite
aos. Mun 1T es aber, nod meiner
Mnii@t. cine Gisentbiimli4teit 8iss
mards. bob e. Elm gang sefdbrli4.s
Mittel ergreift, penn ct babur4 fein
nGdftes 3iel gu errei@en bofft. st
fiblt in 5i9 bic Stdrte. bic @efabr.
bic CT beraufbeIduSrt, gu beberrz
f@en. Sb bies aud feinem Na4folz
ger selinsen pirb, {9eint feinen Gnts
i9lub ni9t gu alteriren. Gs 1T gar
ni9t gu beftreiten. bab bic protlaz
nation bee aqgemeinen 9let4en
Wablre4ts sund@ft ben eroben 3tpts
den 8ismards enti4teben fDrberli4
mar. Gs frast fid muir, mas in 53uz
tunft baraus tperben ion?
llnrub geb0rte gu Der Deputation
bes @ei@stags, pel9e na4 Der 81
nebmisung Der beutf4en 8erfaKuns
mad Derfailes seididt uurbe; :iber
cine bort nit 8ismard sefibrte I'm
terrebuns er3Ghlt er:
No9 cine 9.uberuns 8ismords
au mir min i'd erpGbnen. Sd frasz
te i'm, ob CT nit benz Nei9stase au=
frieben lei? Die bairi19en &n0bel
- i9 meinte ben Mni4lubantras
8aierns NIT ieinen 0orbebalten unb
Separatre9ten - bdtten uns 3par
l9le9t ge{9medt unb ldgen uns iebt
nod i'm Masen. mir bdtten aber bod
3uaeftimmt. Bismard antportete:
.@etpiB bin i'd aufrteben, es mar
nift mebr 5u erret4en, aber i4 tpeib
nidt, pesbab mir Delbriid in Be-
treff Der 3uftimmune oes @ei@sz
tags 10 bange gema@t BATE" =
Die Sadie ftanb Mnfanes bebentz
lid." bemertte i4; der @nti4lub
1T uns alien iebr f4tper g%eporbn."
,Nun," iaste ber Rti4stan3ler, ben
r4dbli4 1T bas Mdbel, aber sebeiraz
tbet mub es bod tperben." Dapon
bate i'd in Berlin ni@ts sebDrt,
fragile aber 1pdter Caster, Der Be-
itGtiste, baB er bic Meuberung gu
einem ton1eriatipen M%bseorbneten
beiten Musipru4 bat 2aster 9etban:
aetban. ST tpunberte ii4, bab 8isz
mard bapon erfabren babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
s.Su oltme eelbfm 6roertm.

w9ilabe1pbiu, 26. Snnt~
Meil bic @4peiter ibr niat cine
9aiQe setauft bate, bat fi4 bic IL
idbrige, i'm 9interbauie bon 1907
Qatprence ctr. pobnenbe Seattle Mec~
Gop erbdngt. Das Rinb tpobnte BET
{einer S4nefter, Der Grau Marp 8a@
fer, pel9e ibr am Samftas bas gs<
tuini9te Rleibunssitiid perfprodenr
aber ibr 8erfpreden ni4t gebalterr
bate. Ratte 9erietb baburd oers
artig in Betriibnib, bab lie fi4 in
bas pbere @todpert f4li4 unb 1Id
bort bermittelft elmer Maf4leine er.
bdn9te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
uuamfaefl1rtcr Mpr".

TorneD, Ser, Is. Stunt. Gr@
prebA8ote s. 6. Cunningham nurbe,
als Der peitli9 gebenbe Canon
BAL" z:3us bier eintraf, BON bret au@
geln burhbobrt, in ieinem Wage11
tobt aufsefunben. Der Morb muB
api19en SerreI unb bier gei@ehen
iein, benn in SerreQ purbe CT nod
lebenb ge1eben. Sc iinb bur9aus
feline Mnbaltspuntte porbanoen unfA
qeltpblen purbe ntbts.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
9lnf Der 9udc q d &ri.

@scalou, Merico, 26. sunni.
Drei Mmeritaner, Souls Demono,
gas, Grismore unb e. SeRrp, 9aben
inc Expedition augeriiitet, unb mer:
zen ii& na9 Der Sierra Mabre auf
zen Meg MAIDEN, um bic. beriibmte,
,erloren sesangene Mine Ga 5uente
,ufaufu9en, pel@e enter l1eberltefez
una na& einen groben @orratb bon
abelbaft reidbaltigem Gra ent1dlt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
s.snee ane Natur una 8etltuuoe.
l1eber bic 3eitrdume, tpGbrenb be-
rem aetpif7e Yfunaenfamen ibre

l1eber bic 3eitrdume, pdbrenb be-
rem 9epiKe pfan5eniamen ibre
&eimfdbiateit bebalten, lit piel sez
1drieben tporben. Der beribmte
Mumientpeiaen, Der in apei bis BRET
tau1emb Sabre alien egpptii@en Sra
bern aefunben purbe, fo1te 9lalbz
baften Mnsaben oufolse, in bic @roe
aebra9t 1einen Qebeuslauf tpteber ba
aufgeaommen baben, ND ct i'm etn1t
beim Werlenten in bic ibuntle 2ei4enz
gruft unterbro@en bate. Neuere, CUR
@ermeibuns BON Srrtbimern init groz
ber @orgfalt angeitel1te @eriu9e,
baben bic, bon einem egpptii4en
@Grtner berriibrenbe Sage BON benz
Observation-Disclosures Tortleben oes
in ben Mamiengrdbern ber1ertten
@ei3ens ni9t beitdtigt. Dagegen
finb in reuerer 3ett piele Sfatia4en
tpiKemi&aftli@ feitseiteut poroen.
bic all rbings cine m%erttpuroise lang
anbaltenbe 2ebenstraft in setpifen
pfan5eniamen auber 3petfel 1teuen.
Bobnen, 'oem 9erbarium 'oes be-
riibmten fran50if4en 8otaniters
Spurnefort entnommer, no tie gum
minbeiten bunbert Sabre in poQton1z
mener 3rodenbeit 9elegen baten, GIN
gen auf. Won Weiaen unb Roggen
BAT man dbnli@e moblbeitatt9te
Bei{piele. @amen ber Mtmoia Puz
bita. bic i'm Barrier pfanaengarten
{e@3ig Sabre lang in einem getpobn<
li@en Sad gelege1 batten, teimten
mad bieier 3eit fr0bli@ mieber auf.
BON @amen, bic i'm 9rodenen auf@
betpabrt, mad allgemeiner Grfabrung
nod na9 fiinfunb5tpan3ig Bis brett
Big Sabren teimfdbig iinb, liebe fi4
cine lange Site anfertigen. Dab
@amen, bic unter dbnli@en 8ebinz
gungen b. +. ben atmoipbGrii@en
@tnfliKen entriidt, tief in ber @rbe
aelegen baben, cine auBerorbentli4
lange 3eit teimfdbig bleiben, labt
ii9 baber ebenfaus annebmen. Dies
mag bic Ebatla9e ertldreu, bab oft
an Oertli9teiten, po Musgrabun9en
porgenommen purben, fi4 ploBlt4
pf1anaen einite1en, bic fruber bort
gdn3li9 unbetannt paren. Iebnli4es
begegnet Dem Tarmer, tpenn ct tie
fer pfliigt, als gep0bnli@, unb Ct
permeibet beshalb bas auautiefe
pfliigen, tpann es ionft audi bon
Wortbeil tpGre. Gin glaubbafter Boz
tanii9er Mutor er5dblt, bab Ct 9imz
beerenpflan3en aus @amentornern
9e5oger bate, bic aus benz Ma9en
zines Mannes b%erriibrten, beifen Sc
rippe breibis GuB tief unter benz
8ooen eefunben iporben mar. Nat
ben, an berielben Steqe gefunoener
@elbmiinaen gu urtbeilen, miibten BIZ
Sament0rner ie43ebnz Biz iieb3ebn
9unbert Sabre alt getpeien fem. Ml
Dor ettpa 3tpan3ig Sabren aug ei:
1er alien 9rie@if4en Silbermine oi
@4laden tpegserdumt tpurben
pu@ien alsbalb mebrere, friiber Dor
3Gn3li4 unbetannte pf(anoenarte'
n Menge aus Der @rbe unb bic Ser
nutbung lag nabe, bab bic Game
'ort 1900 Bis 1000 Sabre lang bf
,raben 9elegen batten, obne ibr
Reimtraft ein3ububen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
o,c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uaraDs.

Dte loeben er14itnen .Grinntrunz
qen aus benz 2eben BON Sans @tttor
BON llnrub," bic 9err bon pof4tnz
aer berausgegebm bat, entbalten teiz
ne iiberrai9enben @ntbi1nngen; 70
peit Neues BARN 1T, nerben nur be-
tannte 3batfa4en bur4 tnteref1 ante
@%inselbeiten tuu itrirt. Nls @an3es
uber iinb bieie @rinnerungen BEG
berporragerlben liberalen. polititers,
bes aleaeit erprobten preubH@<bent@
f&en patrioten, bes bielerfabrenen,
pelttunbigen Mannes. ber unrub
mar, BON b09item Snterefe; bic a4tz
3ig Sabre, nel@e fem 2ebea bon
1906 bts 1886 - umfpannte, tperz
ben Dor benz eetftisen 4uee bes e.
5ers, tpe5entli& unter politi14en @ez
ii4tspuntten, aber aud in ptelen an
beren @e3iebunsen in anreget1bl ter
Wetfe poriibersefubrt. Mir heben
einiges aus benz inbaltrei4en Bude
berbor.
.Mus etnem @eiprd4 nit benz baz.
malisen| preuBtf4en Ge1anbten In
petersburg, bon 8tsmard pom Sab
re 1859 eradblt unrub, baB Bis
mard GuBerte:
Sur 3eit ipielten bic Wfittelz uno
R%leinitaaten etne Holle, bic ibnsn
aar ni4t gsbibrt; lie balancirten
atpi14en 0ef terrei4 unb preuBe1,
iuaten in ein3elnen Gdllen ben @usz
ihlaq gu qeben unb 8ebtn9ungen gu
teue, 70 lange Elm befinittper @ntz
ihlub ni4t unpermeibli@ lei. 4lz
lerbtnqs tpubten bic ein3elnen oeut>
f9en Regierlnsen re4t gut, baB tie
I'M 1aQe zines engen, untptDerrufllz
den Mni4luKes an 0eiterret4 in
85utunft 9an3 na9 beKen pfetfe mir
Sen tarae11 miEen, aber bas furd<
teten lie ri9t, neil bic Diterrei@tf4e
@feife au4 bic ibrige lei, aber nt9t
bic preubi{9e.. 90 piel ftGnbe feft,
9reuben lei ppuitGnbtg %tioltrt. IS
qdbe nur einen Muitrten fit preuben.
tpen11 es benielben gu ertperben unb
az bebanbeln p%erftdnbe. sd fragte
beqieriq, pel9en Mltirten 8ismard
meme? @r a%ntportete: nDas beut1de
@olt" - Sd mag mob1 elm ettpas
perbluFtes @efi&t semaht baben.
8tsmard la4te. 9rauf lagte i'd
linn, bab. i5 iber ben Mus1pru4
ielbit ni@t pertpunbert lei. fonoern
bariber, benielben aus ieinem Mun@
be gu bDren. ~g1un, tpas oenten Sie
benn" - ertpiberte 8tsmard I'D
bin ber1elbe Sumter, mie por 5ebn.
scSabren, als mir uns in ber &ammer
fennen lernten, aber i4 miiBte tein
Muge unb teinen 8eritanb i'm 8opfe
baben, tpenn i9 bic tpirtli@e Gage
Der @erbGltnife ni4t tlar ertennen
t0nnte. vWenn Sie bas i'm @tanz
be iinb, audi sesen Sbre peri0nlide
Nei9unq" - bemertte i9 "tpenn
sic bic gefGbrlihe Situation preuz
Bens 10 i@arf aufaufafen permogen
unb bic aeeigneten Mittel NIT FOLDER
-@i&erbeit aneeben, bann pGren @tf
mir als preubi1@er ausmdrtiger Mt=
hitter piel lieber als 9err BON @4lei:
nib, ben man fir ni4t energild
bd1t."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

Die @rube tpurbe Der Snbianer ipe~
gen por mebr als etnem Sabrbunbert
bon ben Spaniern aufseseben unb
tonnte. obslei4 bielfahe @eriude 3n
ibrer Wieberentoedung gema4t ipurs
ben, ni4t tpieber aefnnben tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
\ iihnlM aNt esut aan fraNs
CISCO"

&iel. Is. SUM. 8aiier Milbelm
befu@te am Samftaa bas ameritaniz
i&e Glasseni&iF San Gruncisco..
unterbielt f4 in liebensniirbiser
Meiie NIT Mbmiral Rirtlanb unb
ben iibrisen Offaieren, CAB ieiner
Berpunberuns Der in aiel antpeienz
ben ameritanH9en SdiFe Musbrud
unb fpra@ fi@ NIT sr0bter 8efriez
bisung barber aus, bab bic 0er.
Staaten bic Ginlabuns CUR 9beilz
nabr,e an Der Canal : Gr6Fnungs>
feier ansenommen bdtten.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26
FROM NEAR AT HAND.

Goldendale Sentinel: Smith, Dustin,
Presby, Brooks. Spalding, Maddox,
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MIR. cLEvELAND's BITTER PILL.

Here is the way the Spokesman
Review speaks of President Cleveland
and the prospective revenue bill he may
be called upon to sign:
The republican congress is going to
pass a revenue bill up to President
Cleveland. Will he sign it? After call
ing for help in his financial dilemma,
and the republicans having tossed him
a life buoy, will lie accept the tender, or
will he go on clamoring for another kind
of help, knowing, as he must know, that
the republican party is not going to fol-
low the dictation of one who is chiefly
responsible for the prevailing distress?
The help which the republicans will
extend to Mr.. Cleveland will carry a
restoration of the duty on wool. Now,
Mr.. Cleveland has been especially severe
in his denunciation of the wool tariff
He has sent message after message to
congress expatiating on the delights of
free wool, and denouncing the protec-
tion which aims at higher priced cloth
ing. 1t will be hard for him to swallow
so many messages of the past, but his
troubles are great, and desperate men
cannot stick too close to pride.
Mr.. Cleveland is not to be allowed to
dictate the Legislation to be passed by
the republican congress. The republi-
cans propose to do their duty and give
him bill that will ease the strain and
restore the solvency of the treasury.
The president must take it, or accept
the consequences. 1t will be that or
nothing.
If Mr.. Cleveland should conclude not
to veto the proposed revenue bill, he
would have democratic precedent to JUS
tify his action. The tariff bill of 1912
was signed by, President Tyler, and the
Morril tariff bill received the signature
of President Buchanan. Then, as now,
the administration was confronted by
condition, and not theory, and the ex-
listing condition is sufficiently trouble
some to give Mr.. Cleveland deep con-
Germ. His position is not enviable, but
he. has made it.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26
Read. Readl

Nicely furnished rooms for housekep-
ing at 2l Second street. dec2O-4t
Maier & Benton are selling oak wood,
delivered, for 81 per cord.
During the holidays and this week you
can get three pounds of candy for % cts
at the Jacobsen Book & Music Co.
Hot clam broth at O'Clock today at ].
O.Mack'e, 81 Second street.
ANY one in want of wines for the holi-
days will find it to their advantage to
call at the California Wine house.
decI7-Lf
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26
GENERAL NILES views.

The talk in this country about war be-
tween America and England over the
Venezuela question is having most
sal1tatory effect in calling attention to
the condition of the military and naval
forces of the United States. The
people of the United States statesmen
and common tolk-have been so en-
crossed with matters of business and
politics that the military progress of the
country has fallen far behind the ad-
vance in other lines of national great
uess. Now, when there is a possibility
of war, attention is directed to our army.
navy and coast defenses. Not only in
unofficial, but also in official circles. is
the deficiency of our means of defense
and aggression openly commented upon,
as the following statement from General
Miles will show:
II have returned from an inspection
tour of the southern coasts and, like
those of other sections of the country, I
ind them in an entirely defenseless cor
dition. If war should break out at
present all we have in the south, or in
fact, anywhere else, with a few excep-
tions, will be lot of obsolete guns on
rotten carriages, which would fall over
before they could be of any service.
The country is in a deplorable condi-
ton Tor defense. There are only three
modern guns in position in this country.
Two OF these are at the entrance to New
York harbor and the third at San Fran
CISCO. If congress will make liberal
appropriation therefor the coast could
be put in condition for.defense in about
two years. The work would cost about
$SO,OOO.0 900. 1t would take in the
neighborhood of a year to manufacture
the tools necessary for the construction
OF the guns, and another year for the
manufacture of the guns themselves.
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Darch and vanvactor would like to be
the next judge of KIickltat county, SO
Dame Rumor informs us. In the words
of the celebrated Thomas Lynch, the
tonsorial artist, Next"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26

A. E. Fitzpatrick, of Fillmore, Call,
had the misfortune to have his leg
caught between cart and stone and
badly bruised. Ordinarily he would
have been laid up for two or three weeks,
but says: ''After using one bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm I began to
feel better, and in three days was entire
ly well. The peculiar soothing qualities
which Chamberlain Pain Balm po-
sesses have never noticed in any other
liniment. 1 take pleasure in recon-
mending it." This liniment is also of
great value for rheumatism and lame
back. For sale by Blakeley & Houghton,
Druggist.
The services at ST. Pauls church yes
terday were largely attended, there being
many visitors present from the other
city churches. The choir was augment
ed by number of singers from other
choirs and the singing was exceptionally
fine, the solo by Mrs. Price being much
appreciated. Rev. Mr.. Goes preached
Holy Communion was administered.
Mr.. Goss stated that he was sorry no
rector had been secured for the church
in The Dalles but thought that in very
short time one would be. Mr.. Goss re-
turne.l to his home near Milton last
evening. The members of the st. Paul's
congregation feel very grateful to him
for his kindness in coming to conduct
the Christmas services tor them.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26

A meeting of the schoolboard was held
this morning at which were present
Directors Doane, Kinersly and Adams.
The meeting was called especially to
consider the resignation of Miss Elliot,
which had been handed in. The resig-
nation was accepted and Miss Cassie M.
Cheese, of The Dalles, elected to fill the
vacancy. It is understood Miss Elliot
has accepted a position in the public
schools of Boise City, and as it is bet
ter one than the one che held here, the
board granted her request to leave.
Miss Elliot is from the East, and has
been teaching in The Dalles schools
since last September. Mics Cheese has
taught in this country for several years,
having been engaged in teaching the
school near Floyds, on Smile, for some
time.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26

Antelope Herald: Stockmen inform
US that grass on the range has been
growing considerably since the snow
and rain have set in. This is much
better condition of affairs than was ex-
pected, and we hope an open winter
will be experienced this year. Nearly
all the sheepmen in this section, how
ever, are supplied with enough hay to
feed their bands for sixty or seventy
days, and it is hardly probable this
amount of feeding will be required.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26
oREGoN'S GOLD YIELD.

The following is given as oregon's
gold yield by counties for 1894:
Baker, $447 ,995.72; Benton, $2,o45;
Coos, $1O6,S53.77 Crook, 81 ,o5o; Curry,
$500; Douglas, $40, ,s79. SO; Grant, $12s,-
$500; Harvey, 81 800; jackson, $I67,-
$40; Josephine, $I43. .676 81; Lane, $22,-
5o0;. Linn, $4,000; Malheur, 13,50O;
Marion, 1892 Union, $1,O59 ,O7O !;
total, S., ,213, ,S56. AZ.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26

Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead of
waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure.
1t helps at once, making expectoration
easy, reduces the soreness and inflama-
tion. Every one likes it. snipes Kin
ersly Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26
Heip want.d.

A man or lady to manage distributing
soap samples, specialtjes. do correspond
ing. Send Sylvan Co., 727 Woodward,
Detroit, Mich, 1Oc for samples soap,
etc, receive outfit order.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26

Moro Observer: The Arlington move
ment for an open CoIumb bia, regardless
of the immaculate Bd. of U. S. Engi-
neer, is assuming definite shape. In
formation is somewhat meager, coming
from ''a passenger from The Dalles,"
but the scheme is to call for subsidy
from counties along the river. Sherman
is expected to put up $25, GOO. No names
are mentioned in connection with the
scheme, which produces in this Office a
mistrust as to the efficiency of the pur-
pose.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26

DeWitt's Little Early Risers for billl-
business, indigestion, constipation. A
small pill, prompt cure. Snipes- Kin
ersly Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-26
House to Rent

On Third street, opposite the court
house. Apply to A. GENRES. dec24-tf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22
MISS H. HOUGHTON.
THE CALDWELL RUN WALL
To Have Two Hundred and Fifty iteet
Added to It's Length This Season.

The huge retaining wall a, Twenty
ninth street, which has thus far cost the
city $4,000 and which extends from the
toll gate to Stroebel's Run, az the Wheel
ing Lime and Cement Company's works,
is to have two hundred and fifty addi-
tionaI feet added during the present sea
son. The Board of Public Works will
commence morrow morningand Il will
take a month to complete the work. The
TWO hundred and fifty feet will cost
$1,000. The entire retaining wall, when
completed. will cost the city $4,000.
The contemplated sewers in the First
ward viii be laid this week.
At present the improvement on Nc
Culloch street is receiving the finishing
touches.
Fifteenth street, from Jacob to Alley
G.. will be paved this week.
Thirteenth street IS being paved on
the lower portion. On the part from
Jacob street TO Alley G, work will begin
this week.
The sewer at Forty fifth street, which
has caused quite a bit of trouble, has
been successfully cleaned out and is as
good as new. This sewer is thirty-fiye
years old and was built by the pioneers
of La Grange
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22
NEW STATION HOUSES.
Improvements on the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad.

The Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail-
road Company has given orders for the
erection Of several new stations along
the line. The residents Of Woods place
and Leatherwood will receive a new
structure. which is to be erected before
the cold weather sets in.
A new station has been ordered at
Park View, commonly known as Pryor's
station.
The station at S,ackyard Hollow is
completed.
All Of the above stations are being
built by Wood Bros.
II has been officially limited that the
contemplated improvement at WhBling
Park to run IN the railroad at the'Park
entrance, and come around the Casino
and through Park View, meeting the
motor line at Elm Grove and forming %
belt line, would be carried out du, 1E
The winter so as to carry the passene 9
next summer direct into the groundsA
Numerous other Improvements about
the tracks have been ordered. The enS
tire track viii be ballasted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22

John Eckhart died yesterday after
noon at his residence, No. 154 South
Broadway. His death was due to the
ailments incident TO Old age. Several
years ago he retired from business, and
about a year since his health began to
fail. He was confined to bed about a
week.
His death removes a prominent Ger
man citizen, one who has been con-
nected with the business interests of
the city in a modest way for more than
half century. He was quiet and un-
obuusive. preferring the happiness to
be found in the family circle to the
prominence which comes of connection
with public matters His sterling in
tegrlty commanded the respect. and his
Warm-heartedness won the esteem and
friendship OF all with whom he was
thrown in contact He was a consis-
tent Christian, a member Of the Ger
man Lutheran Church, and a lifelong
Democrat. He was a charter member
OF William Tell Lodge of Odd Fellows.
and al the time of his death was the
oldest member of that organization in
the State of West Virginia His fun
eraL which viii take place tomorrow
morning, viii be under the auspices of
William Tell lodge
Mr.. Eckhart was probably the oldest
citizen of Wheeling He was born
April 20th. 1905, at Wertumberg, Prus-
STA, and was therefore in his ninety
first year al the time of his death. He
came TO the United States in 1924, and
landed at Philadelphia. He soon found
employment at his trade, and worked
for several years for the Horstmans,
manufacturers of woven fancy goods.
In 1926 he was married in PHILADELPHIA
to Miss Barbara KOerner. who died in
1876. Five children, four sons and one
daughter. blessed the union. They
Were William, John. Louis, George, and
Hannah. The surviving children are
George w. cashier OF the Peoples
Bank. and Mrs Louis 2. Salterbach.
Mr.. Eckhart came 10 Wheeling in
1885. and has lived here continuously
ever since. He opened a stocking fac
tory. which prospered for many years,
and gave employment TO number Of
men until the introduction of improved
machinery and the building OF larger
plants made the business less profit
able. He remained in the business I'M
ia Few years ago, when he retired on
account of his advanced age.