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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
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powder, will travel l,400 yards uud pen.
citrate block OF wood TO tho depth OF
nino foot. Atm longer range tho pone.
trating power 10 still groat, a, tho shot
will enter block OF wood at n distance
OF 6.0o0 yards, or nearly thyeo aud one.
half miles.
Count Schouvalolf. tho new viceroy
oil Poland, has issued an order allowing
Poles to send Geographic dispatches In
their own language. During tho rcQimo
OF General aourko tho varnacnlar was
forbidden n, q tslegraphio medium, aud
tho majority OF tho Polos wore ignorant
OF Russian no written language.
A hog fell IL well near Swapping
Shoals, Newton county. Ga, during
Christmas and remained sixty days
without food or water. II weighed only
aeventy.Gve pounds whom taken out,
having lost q hundred.
An art loan exhibition OF pictures
will take place In Minneapolis during
the last ton days In May. twill be for
tho benefit OF tho Young Women's
Christian Association.
An ex.convic. attempted 10 s.ab Pc.
licoman Wcimsr In New York Saturday,
but fortunately tho kptts struck the
buckle Of the officers bolt aud wa,
broken.
A Nashua IN. II. woman got drunk,
and got hurt while In that condition.
Now she has aued eight ba.kee pcrs,
who sold her liquor, for ~, 900 damages.
The coroncrs' inquosts OF London
show eighty death1 year from hunger,
without counting persuis who ommi!
suicide in oxtremo want.
California haa q splendid orange crop
this year, and abundant rains throug h
tho winter season insure grand fruit
crops OF all kinds.
The board OF hoaltl Of Hackensack,
n. j., has stopped the Ginning OF tho
bella in tho tower OF Christ Episcopal
church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
Our Wool,


We do not wish 20 wound any feel.
ings, but it il in ordor to remark that
l6l-cant wool in tho soaboard market is
not what was promised by tho advocates
Of FREQ wool. We arc tempted to re
mind iurther some OF our frends tho
enemy that the market for Decent wool
seams to havo closed with tho close OF
their disastrous campaign OF 1891.
What that high-priced wool had to
do with tho sad and serious rovo.so OF
the ires woolsrs no tongue may over
tell. It had its effect, beyond doubt.
People read about it, could get no closer
to it. aud got desperately hot in the
collar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

SPANISH MINISTER MunuAGA is allow
ing himself to DO excited without sui.
fcieut cause. 1.-The is up in tho business
OF diplomacy he knows that our state
department has as much right to com.
munica.e with tho Spanish government
through its own minister in Madrid as
through the Spanish minister in Wash
ing,on. Does the talented don wish to
be made to walk Spanish on. OF Wash.
ington? The frs: thing he knows no
will be non gra,a. which may be worse
than mild form OF measles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

THE opera boule foundries will Ger.
tainly grind out several things on tho
war between the Japanese aud Chinese.
Think Of putting on the stage an army
armed with fans and umbrellas and
keeping atop to the national music
Tho Midway Plaiasance wi!l'seem tamc
in comparison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
TIE MOUNTAIN LAKE,


Wuiian Srrph-t IN TlildttirhiG american.
From the Preach Of Victor 10 Iapradc. |
CoGlc thou hlthCr on this height.
While lnwn's golden tires uuIeap-
Come, aul inSlc Gn6Te trIIc delight
Than the ScilSecSs joy OF siccu,
Nhh;l my waves thy spirit lave.
Il Shall. ike a sTcClhE!:ht glaze
Snatch sunbcanS from heavens deem.
Siverbcl,cd. sparkling blue,
Is my perfect !ookIug,clasS.
Where the GroOiiGg skies may view
All their cl1Gl procession paSy.
Aud down from nv bosom spring
BROOKS that through your meadows sing,
Where the cool. green shadows mass,
Lighter. mark. thy football grows:
Meath thee now the forests ylas:
Hasten whcrr the driitcI shows
Bid the chumO!s come 10 ltlns.
IL my ripplcS nc'er was thrust
Hand Of lnRa lcgr,Ticl with dust:
Pure are they from brink to brink.
Come. Dip, dive! Forget the earth,
Thou who ilTcGmcst liberty"
Virtue that Shall mid It's birth
Mine Il Is 10 pEniIcr thee:
For mine r.irr waters give.
Qnll souls TINT yeRru to live.
S'ninlessncss mud potency!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
Tho Good and the Dad IN Print.

The Good and the Dad IN Print.
In tho course OF very entertaining
aud instructive discourse in tho Fourth
street church yesterday Rev. DR.. Simp.
sou, president OF Marietta College, said
in substance that there is in the news
papers too much Of the evil and too lit.
tie OF the good that ia done in the world.
This is very true. but there are soma
reasons for it.
The evil comes to tho front and is
known OF men. A man gets drunk and
raises row. steals, burns house or
does murder. Tho law takes hold OF
him and Furnishes him with nigh. in
the lookup or two minutes on the gal.
lows, according to the circumstances OF
his case. That man forces himself on
the public notice. Ii he leads an or
derby life, takes good care OF his family,
does all the good he can without ostenta-
ton, he attracts no public attention
and there is no publication concerning
him.
It cannot be denied that much gets
into newspapers tina. should be left out.
Neither can it be denied that the evil
that men do thrusts itself on the public
notice as the good does not. Tho great
things on the line OF good we hear OF.
The thousand little things that would
mako the world seem all the be,tcr il
We know OF them, are done go quietly
that they mako no ripple on tho great
sea OF life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
Beware OF uinim'n fnr ca nrrh That
Contain Mercury

C"ntnin Mercury,
as mercury will surely dcstroy the
sense Of smell and completely derancc
tho whole systom when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
tices should never DO used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the gond you can possible derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manuisc.
,urod by +. j. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
,e'naIly. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces ot,he system. In
buying liaii's Catarrh euro DO auro YOU
got the genuine. tits taken informally.
and made In Toledo. Ohio, BY +. J.
Cheney &Co. Testimonials free.
"a" Sold by Druggists, price 75c por
bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

or greater effect 1T long range than
even tho sno.s from Lobcl or Mnnsnr
rifle Is tho now bullet invented by an
officer named lfnblor, Of tho Swiss army.
1t Is Hhnped somewhat aitor tho fashion
OF n gooao quill, nnd will! II charge only
sllgh:ly over 2! grapImes. CD grains) OF
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TELIriioSB NUMBERS
Rooms Sa3.. Counting Room a.e.
acknowledgement
wuEELING. MARCH IL, 1898.


The people OF Wheeling have not ap.
preciated fully tho change in the city's
financial condition since the water
board has had a now plant to pay for
aud the gas board has taken on an
electric ligh. plant.
These boards are no longer able to
make their former contribution to the
general fund. Instead OF discharring
certain OF the ci,y's bonded obligations,
the water board has obligations OF its
own growing out OF the purchase OF
mach inery for tho new plant, aud these
obligations it meets; while the gas
board il not only unable to take care OF
the bonds issued on its account but Is
unable to meet its operating charges.
Before the electric lighting OF tho
streets was undertaken by the gas board
the gas plant showed prof. OF $4,000
in n year. When the last year closed
tho gas board was behind NIL told
round $4,000. 1t ran behind last year
nearly $4,000. 1t is worthy OF notice,
too, that the expenditures on account OF
tbs gas plant, entirely emitting tho
electric light plant are very near to
tho total receipts. This in itself ia q
decided change for the worse.
Last year the receipts we're S94,43S,
only s6,6SS above the expenses, and
they were considerably less than in any
one OF the three previous years. Last
year the gas plant earnings were per
cent greater than tho expenditures. In
1890 they were SO, 9S2, or nearly so per
cent greater than the expenditures. In
1890 the city was at no cost for street
.Eghting. Now We have had for two
years an annual item OF $4,000 on &C.
count OF street lighting from the electric
plant
Judging from the figures furnished BY
! the gas board, it is costing moro to make
gas than it used to cost. There is
nothing on the face OF the returns to ex-
plain this. Goa! is not dearer. Natural
gas has been bought at Is ccnts thou
sand cubic feet and sold at 70 cents.
The natural gas is treated in the works
and We arc unable to say what this
treatment costs, but the natural gas
must be thought to be profitable in
some way or it would not be used. The
conclusive fact is that part OF the city's
business which used to DO very pro.ita.
bio now makes strong showing on the
other side OF tho account.
Tho details OF the situation and its re-
lation to the city finances in general ARE
very instructively set forth in tho local
columns OF :o.day's ISrELLrGExcEg
This publication ahoulA excite tho in.
terest Of every citizen and particularly
of every member OF council, for it pro.
/ acnts to the law.making body u ques.
ton tina: demands its very best thought.
The bes. way to get along with Marcel,
weather is to say nothing about it, and
to forget tina. We have any oil 1t. This
10 yoat y>hi1ouo,bv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

TIE legislature OF Illinois got into the
homo Tor juvenile female Offenders mono
too soon. AN institution which chains
girls face.downwards to the floor do
serves to BIO ripped wide opon, and those
who ordered tho punishment deserve to
DO punishol for their brutal cruelty,
This ia the nineteenth century.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

century ugo IL has bounded ugaln into
public favor. It Is banged out OH count.
less pianos, tho pride Of tho family aings
1t, and tho boys on tho street whistle 1t.
A now generation Is making tho &c.
qualntanco Of Sweet Alice, Bon Bolt"
and warming to her, only to drop hor
presently for tho next candidate for
public favor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Dr WIrr'S Wren IlAzEL SALvr cured
J. G. Gorroll OF tho worst cnsop ct rrz.-
mn cvor known in tho state. OF Inhinna.
1t curoa acalds, burns, indolunt soros
andncvnr faila,ocnrc plea Logan Dtug
Co., Whecl'nv, W. Va, and liowic q;
Co., bridgeport, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

TIE President having returned to
Washington. the campaign will begin.
There are several statoimon out OF ajob
who aro waiting for tho President to
Rcrve up something to them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

lROMrTHESs is CommcndabIo virtue.
That's why VIC offer you Ono Minute
Cough euro. It is prompt in relief and
prompt in curing. That Is what it IL
mndo for. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and Bowie IL Co.. Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

QUEEN VICrontA's private secretary is
dying. Tho good queen ou.livcs pri.
vato sccrotaTies, man servants, minis
tors and ministries VIVA. u sturdy old
British oak she il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Dun st. Pa.rick'a Day ioativitios como
on Monday this year, and tho IsTELL-
GESCEn hopos that it's friends who cello.
brato may have n good time and lots
OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

at was only Spanish barkentine
that fired on the American ship Al
lianca," remarks the Cincinnati Com.
mcrcial Gazette. This may DO why she
barked bu. did not bite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

Tho hest aalvo in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhuum, fovcr
sores, tet.nr. clappod hands. chilblains,
corns. aud all skin crnpttons. and posi-
lively cires piloa, or no pay required.
It. is guaranteed to give rorfcct aatislac.
ton or money refunded prlce %
cont, por box. For aale BY Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

SENATOR BR,cE will be able to Judge
by some forthcoming federal appoint.
lnents in his s.ate whe.hor ho ia on
speaking terms with the administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

OF Hoods SarSaparlIa wins friends
wherever It IL fnirly md honestly tried.
TO hnvo perfect health. you must hnvo
puro blood, und tho host way TO have
puro blood is to take Hoods Snrsa-
parllla, tho best blood purifier aud
strength builder It uxpcis all faint
Of acrofula, snlt rheum nnd MI othor
humors, md ut tho aamc timc builds up
tho whole aystcm.
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That Spanish war ship has given
Captain Crosaman a place in tho his.
tory Of two countries.
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FOR RENT.
No. &c Twonty.sixth strcct."..,.......:"."-.,s6 "
S'roomed dwelling on National road, with
untlnn silhlo and pastu ro for horse and

No. iS Twcntv.sixth street. "
s.roo'ned dwelling on National road. with
garden stable and pasture for horse and
y W
No. GIL MIN street. rooms, both gases,
, hot ~ W.
No, M seventeenth street, toonSu"... o.
Saloon. Martins Ferry i U!
Dwelling, Martins Ferry: ,G,.,.......".... m
No. liiS Main street, two Office r0oms........ "
no, 1903 McC0lloch street ~ "
l.roomod house. rear OF No. 10 llth St.. %
No. INV warren ~,
No. No Alley l6....." w
arooms rear Mission school, 18th street.. o,
No. 6GNi,gnin street, rooms .....-,..,.,. " y,
2nnc street, rooms lncw ,honscl .".,....".. u ~
Zane street. rooms (ucw house .."........ 70 O0
No. COIL Chaplln0 street II "
No. %0l2 ChNplno street. - ~
No. NS0 Chapline street, rOoms...""",.". wy
No l3i Fourteenth strCct............."..."., y Oh
No. 1873 Woods street. foouls.....m.......".. wv
Nh 81 1,y,ntjrth street ~ ~
No. Ht1S liOr street. "
No 1910 Main street. two rooms. .."......... "
No. $50 Main street, observation-disclosures. HW
Ground near Terminal depot; will lenso Tor
n long term Of year.
No. lO!6 MIN street. rooms, both gases,
hot water hnl bath ".""....","..." - W
Northeast corner Main and Twcnty.hrst
streets. N roomS........., ......-......-" - w
No. n Twentieth street u "
40. 3CrcSrcnI piaco, roons,".,,.......",,." ! y
niling in yrnr OF 1851 Market stree, seq. ~
Store rooms Main aud TwGnty.irst street
M. "6G Mnin street 3rooris.,.,"....,.,,- wv
No. h?i ChNplne street. rooins". ....."" ! ~
No. 81 NinC,cGnth street, G rooms, ,...,.,. 10 "
40. li!f ChnpIlnc street, oalco room, """, W
M S;i6 Go'I street, l" W
FOR SALE
No l0H MoColorh street ...........,"., ".,.."SS',
No. rs fhifty.i!rst straot. .."."..... l. Nv
Real cStttJ ot Uvcty deScrntlon.
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The bes. way to get along with Marcel,
weather is to say nothing about it, and
to forget tina. We have any OF 1t. This
is real philosophy.
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ASK for Smith Brewing Co.'S ale.
Accept no substitute. 1t is best.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-04
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.
SEVERE WEATHER ENPERIENCED
ny ALL THE ISLAND BOATS.
Damages to the Mak.e- Ciaudine Hove
Departure of Hesper-Notes
of the Front.

The Robert Levers is i'll the
stream.
The Kaala sailed at 9 a. III. fol
Kahuku and Punaluu.
The Ke Au Hou will leave at a
o'clock for Makaweli.
The Likelike will sail at S p. m.
Wednesday for Hawaii.
The bark Velocity is discharging
at Nuuanu street wharf.
The w. G. Hail discharged into
the S. n. Castle to-day.
The Claudine brought 1864
! bags of sugar from Maui.
The Pele sails at 4 and the
Iwalani at s both for Kauai.
The Lehua sails at S p. m. for
Molokai, Lanai and Lahaina.
The Kilauea Hou arrived late
Sunday afternoon from Hawaii.
The schooner Ka Moi came in
yesterday from the east side OF
Oahu.
The bark Hesper, Sodergren
master, sailed for San Francisco
Saturday afternoon.
The schooner Norma is dis
charging her cargo of salmon at
the Allen street wharf.
The Claudine and Mikahala will
sail at s p. III. tomorrow for Maui
and Kauai respectively.
The Mariposa should arrive
three days hence from Sydney on
her way to San Francisco.
The Likelike arrived yesterday
afternoon from Hawaii. She had a
rough if not perilous trip. The
greatest difficulty was experienced
in making some of the landings.
The James Makee arrived Sun
day morning from Kappa. When
leaving Kappa the weather was eX-
tremely bad and the sea rough.
Near the spot where the Makee
loaded before, she went on the reef.
For all of twenty minutes she rolled
about and finally lifted off on the
swell. The damage to her is not
known. AS soon as the Mokolii
comes off the Marine Railway the
Makee will go on for repairs.
The Claudine, Cameron master,
arrived Sunday afternoon from
Maui and Hawaii, ten hours late.
Around Maui she experienced a
southerly gale of cyclonic violence.
So rough did the sea become that
the Claudine took refuge on the
leeward of Molokai for several
hours. At o'clock Sunday morn
ing the barometer had gone down
to o.6o. The Claudine brought
no stock except two horses and
few pigs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-04
OVERDOSE OF SAMSHU.
REASON OF ONE OF Two UNCOMMON
DEATHS ON MAUI.
stomach sent Here For Analysis-Thos.
Evans Travelling Waikiki Road
Board work.

WAILUKU, Feb. 2.-The body OF
Levy, a native, was found on the
road near Keokea, Kula, early last
Sunday morning. 1t appears that
the mans death resulted from an
overdose of liquor, he having made
too frequent New Years calls
on mis- many celestial friends.
Coroner King investigated the case,
but no inquest. was deemed neces-
sary.
Kan Fat, Chinese cook at the
Spreckelsville Club house, died
under rather suspicious circum-
stances on the 27th inst. Deputy
Sheriff Dickey, acting as Coroner,
caused an autopsy to be performed
by DR.. Edw. Armitage, before a
foreign jury, which however re-
vealed no direct cause of the mans
death, the physician being of the
opinion that death probably result
ed from heartfailure. The authori-
ties have caused the stomach of the
unfortunate man to be sent to Hon
olulu for examination by the Gov
eminent Analyst.
Mr.. B. f. Hoffacker, the general
manager of Spreckclsville returned
to Maui per last Claudine after
few months trip to San Francisco.
Tommy Evans is canvassing the
plantations on Maui with a view Of
taking orders for further consign-
ment of Japanese laborers.
Auctioneer Hons will on Friday,
the 18th inst, sell at public auction
the entire elegant household furni-
ture of c. B. Olsen Esq, the mana
ger of the H. c. & S. Co. S store at
Spreckelsville. Mr.. Olsen will
shortly depart for California.
A Wailuku road jury has decided
to close the road connecting Wal
luku and Kula and decided to open
a new road through Kahului. The
action of the jury meets with gen
eral approval.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-04

A Portuguese boy found dead
Kanaka lying in gulch in Pauoa
valley yesterday afternoon. Though
unarmed the man showed evil
dence of having been soldier, and
was shot. The Portuguese reported
his find to p. II. Brunette and a
friend who were walking on Tanta.
lus ridge and they examined the
body as we'll as might be. The man
having been dead several weeks,
decomposition had gone so far as
make Identification doubtful. A
wagon was sent up this morning
for the body, Up to 3 o'clock i
had not returned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-04

n xvas NoIvili, N,ltiro,or 4, do.r
sonvorso viii ,he ho.r,i,,i ryaano NJ
venta
$50" no bissod ,bro,gh HE on, ,oo,L
Ms be started N. lad vnr io,,o ,,i,
Alderman Dobrassoiy,,
81 do. - she ranliad viii, ,ha oo,,r.,o
NJ hor convictions
"And Won will throw mn ovo- for
bimYu
ono ~ sbe said rvop oro ,,roro -
"Wrongy', and there yyos astonish.
mept I'm his onerv
"yos Wrong In tho uso 90 ,ho t,,,,,ro
tense -
This was n tbrust az the deenest dvo
"Ahat, no eiacrlated fiarcol, ,,1,h
doet,rdlv deed has ALREADY hoo,, dora >,
nyou have gnassod a Nfaiyilia Nj
l;ngton - she answered him simnlv
q iris we'll - no bissad throngh HE
sot tooth AGAIN "Uoi, yo,, crpoI ono
and ri show Won how hi ipmn ON ,his
I,yor ~ yonrs with botb foot = ana no
strodo ont 81 ,bo ,,rayin, roo,,
rho uoo 90 football, ,r,s oho,. e.
"a. IT,
rho ar,nd stard Gov AIaernor ba,F d.,
- 49,, az 81 st. 49,.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-04
MES AND WOMEN.
Current Notes on Movements of Promi-
nent People.

nent People.
Queen Victoria's household ex-
penses foot up GI72, 900 year.
The 10000 prize in the
Panama Lottery has been drawn
by journeyman baker i'll Paris.
Princess Louise, Queen Victoria's
daughter, has made her first APP
pearance as an illustrator. She has
illustrated "Auld Robin, the Far
mer," which has just appeared.
DR.. Guelliot of Rheims stated to
the congress of French surgeons
that cancer is contagious and may
be transmitted through clothing,
table utensils, or tobacco pipes.
DR.. Conan Doyle returned to
England from his lecturing tour in
the United States, and is installed
in what is now his usual place Of
winter residence, Davoz Platz,
Switzerland.
Detaille, the great French artist,
whose battle pictures are so
famous, has been commissioned to
paint a portrait Of the Prince OF
Wales, and will go to England for
the purpose,
The eldest daughter of Gen. Phil
Sheridan has recently made her
debut in Washington
Mrs Humphrey Ward, whose
physicians have advised her to dis
continue literary work for a pro-
longed period, is announced as in
tending to accompany her hus-
band to the United States in the
spring.
Nine. Nordica, the prima donna,
will be married in Chicago in May
to NJ. Doeme, the Hungarian
tenor, who will arrive from Europe
a few weeks previous. The report
that she will retire from the lyric
stage is not correct.
President Eliot Of Harvard, Col
lege has sailed in the Hamburg
American steamship Normannia
His destination is Egypt. Profes
sor Dunbar will assume the Presi
dents duties during his absence.