Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-14
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Ted Roosevelt and his teeth will
soon have to take a back seat. DR..
Parkhurst is on his way home.
The bond syndicate has deposited
about S15.oOO.OOO more gold in the
Treasury than it agreed to pay for the
bonds it bought. The syndicate has
done we'll.
Prof. Fitzsimmons says if Coroeu
comes any SvengaH business on him
he will knock his head on Yet Bob
will undoubtedly do his best to put the
champion into the hypnotic state.
So immense is the hop crop this year
and so low. in consequence, is the price
that it is said that one-thrd Of the
crop in Washington and Oregon will
not be harvested, as the price would
not nav the wages of the labor.
The NEGROES of New York are still
loudly olamor.ug for recognition" by
which they evidently mean a decent
slice Of the spells Of Office, and they
threaten 70 desert the Republican stand
ard if it Is not forthcoming. At last
the oolored voter has replied to the
gratitude" argument with good
strong demand for something to be
grateful for.
The kite-dyiug experiments at the
Boston weather station have demon
srated among other things that the ad-
vance of cooler weather is disclosed by
an abnormally cool temperature in the
upper atmosphere. which verides the
idea Of the new CHIEF of the Weather
Bureau thai the cold waves come not
from the polar regions, but from the
"heavens above.
The six-year old case against the oil
carrying railroads for discriminating
against independent refneries in the in
teres.s Of the Standard Oil Co. has
finally came to a head and claims ag-
gregating over 100000 have been put
In such shape that they can be brought
TO the attention Of the Fderal Courts.
The question for the companies now to
decide is whether they viii pay up or
liaga,e.
lIr. Ernest T. HartTaves, an English
visitor. who is an apostle Of Theosophy,
believes the children Of the public
schools viii shortly take up the study
of the doctrines Of the Maharmas rs
part Of the regular curriculum. Here
is one Theosopbist who is very badly
mistaken. Our public schools already
AFFORD our youngsters a sufficiently var
tegated bill Of fare for their mental di-
gestion.
New York customs officials regard the
rush 90 pay duties is an indication OF
ian enormous fall trade" and one Of
them, Deputy Collector Corey, predicts
that the rush IS only beginning, and
that the new tariff law will more than
meet the revenues OF the government -
a judgment which, SO far from being
thought Oversanguine. VIII be cOncurred
in by customs officials at the principal
ports Of entry.
The news comes from the great iron
making centres that the demand for
structural iron and electric railway sup
plies Is far in excess OF the ability of
manufacturers to supply. Orders are
three months. in some cases. ahead Of
the possibility of delivery. This shows
not only that the ironmakers are pros
pering. but that the building industries
OF the country are in the full tide Of
operation.
Not only can we beat John Bull with
our yachts. but we can do him up with
our locomotives. The recent re-
cord breaking run Of the English train
from London to Aberdeen was lowered
Wednesday by the New York CenuaTs
flyer" according to the corrected
time. 70 the extent of over a mile an
hour The elapsed time between New
York and Buffalo was hours "a min
ures 27 seconds The actual distance