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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-02
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shin had then fifteen feet Of water in her
forward commandment Saturday the
9th came in with another fine dav The
6rst aftf.sr had NOT returned The can
tain ren1asted me 10 let my mate ia ke
hin, ON shore in my boat ia SEQ II he
couId NOT obtain some assistance in the
shane of steam punns and tug. He left
the shi, al noo, for Csrsvellss small
village seventeen miles away The first
officer returned that evening without any
news that assistance was coming.
Sunday the 10Th there was liqht
breeze from the north, but the sea was
very smooth as the ship was surrounded
by reef from west mort Invest around
north and east to south by east, any sea
was almost impossible The sea was
very smooth and the day passed
uneventfully, with exception of the
ship humping slightly at high tide,
causing commotion among the fifteen
hundred sheep on deck. The pumps
failed to keep down the water in the
forward compartment, and at night there
were two feet more than In the morning.
The ship began to list to starboard.
Monday, the 18th, there was strong
breeze from the north northeast but the
reef to the north and east broke the sea
1t was, indeed, strange sight-one ship
on the reef hard and fast out of sigh. of
land, and another dashed to her side in
nine fathoms of water; while the bleating
of the sheep as they were being fed, added
unusual sounds to the unusual scene. |
was forty feet from coral rock aft.
and six feet from one forward, both Of
which were dry at low tide; so | was not
in a very safe position
A tho dav advanced tho sbin,s ,ist
he,o, To increase ord tho ,r,,ns Rod no
contro, over tho water in tho to-wo-a
commandment 7 had ,romised tho cam
tain that would remain nv the shin dur
inc his shsence o,d +bs of,icers o,,d MO,
had said to me, If YOU haul YOUR vessel
away f-o,r the ship we ask permission to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-02

We hope that Sorrento may prove To be
a "mudrl town. hut she i new ia her
infancy and lacks the essential expert
euce which all such towns must have.
We hope there j. no vice, intemperance
or dishonesty Of any kind within her
borders, and that "G.'s' anticipations
may be realized, and when they are, the
pens OF outsiders will chronicle the fact
&c. must remember that lone swallow
does not make summer, and that the
unpopular class" is pretty evenly dis
tributed throughout he world, i
The writer is in no way interested in
the case, but thinks hat towns That merit
the title of 'model" are not very numer-
Gus in the State, and are towns of long
experience, and consequently that the
brdrddo is unwarranted, and reminds one
of the ancient fable OF the frog and the
OK, wherein the frog tried to swell him
self up as large as the OK. He succeeded
fairly we'll for time, but not being
hooped he finally burst.
\ READER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-02

So he said to Lawrence, GO up to the place
Where the lobby rules. with a brassy face,
And leave of that village not even a trace
And Lawrence swore, as some men do,
with Il do yum and tell you,
That Jones and me will put her through,
50 he took John slower and William Lord
To see that the beer got safe aboard
Now, in dividing towns, tell you that
Money knocks argument into cooked hat,
And this l. the point am coming at,
= hr pail Tire money without more ain.
Nud made the poor natives swear black was
blue.
HAT park, and hrcwrrie- would come iu view,
And Sc tn the end be got IL through
Nud BOW Sorrento l. no moro ratt
"a Sullivan liafl1ar, 80 lear to- ttth heart
kuI thou IA we regret the lu-- of our taxes
Aa.I to reach the new town AZ haNr II U-eaNc-,
W. wish them al JOY good riddauet A. well
And tell Jones and hi faction Ia - -traighi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

The clty'S new Gre engine, 10 take
the place Of the wrecked Atlantic, ar
rived sooner than was generally ex-
psctOd. 1t came In over tie B, 4 o,
road at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, and In the forenoon was unloadsd
aud run into the old Atlantic house, II
ia a pretty machine, and looks rather
out Of place in the dllapldOted, battered
old structure that covers it. Its bright
meas only emphasizes the dingIneSS oil
the stained walls, broken floor and
leaky roof. The little old substitute
engine with the big record which has
twice done duty hero while new ones
were being built was at once loaded on
the car and will DO sent back to CiRcin,
natl.
Mr.. Ahrens, Of the company which
manufactures tho engine, accompanied
1t, to SupsrinEend the teSl which the
contract calls for before the machine Is
accepted by the city as up TO the guar.
antse. This test will be very interest
ing. Tho engine ia much larger than
any OF tho others in use here. 1t works
on a different principle, also, from the
others. II haa piston motion, instead
Of tho rotary mechanism OF former
Ahrens patents Decidedly greater
power is claimed for 1t than possessed
by any other steamer ever owned by
the city. The public test, showing the
capacity with one stream ana with SeV.
eral, will DO made Ahortly after o'clock
this evening Chief Healey got home
from ATLANTIC City last evening. and az
tor consultation between him, Char.
man Jake Britt aud Clerk G. W. Wat.
kins, OF the committee. II was concluded
70 have the test as soon alter Q IS the
committee could DO gotten together,
and q call was therefore issued for 1t to
meet at that hour.
The engine will firSt bs tried on Chap.
line street in front OF the public build.
Ing, wherc a thirty.inch main guaran.
toes an adequate supply oil water for all
purposes II will then DO taken to the
corner OF Eol and Eighteenth streets,
adjoining the Rod Letter tobacco works,
where its capacity for throwing high
stream will be tried.
The idea OF having tho Niagara engine
tried at the same time aud place, so az
to show tho relative power OF tho two,
has not been officially adopted, but
many people yesterday expressed the
hope that this would DO done. 1t would
make the test doubly interesting.
L
ia beauty. Tho boiler jacket 10 painted
black, bat all other metal parts are
either painted red and gold or plated
with nickel. The nickel shines like a
mirror, and II the engine Is ~ good us
it looks. 1t will be something for Wheel.
Ing to be proud OF for years to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
LOCAL BREvrrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.

Matters of Minor MomSnt In and About
the City.
The council committee on streets,
alleys and grades IL called TO meet this
evening.
oFPIcxR MoCAusLASD last night
locked up John Thorp, South Slider,
on plain drunk charge.
SATURDAY. August 8, the trustees Of
Bogga Run school met and elected Miss
Hattie r, Davis teacher.
YHsrERDAY's rain was scarcely heavy
enough to do much good. II did not
even perceptibly cool the atmosphere.
ALMOST every man one meets this
changeabls weather complains OF having
a bad cold, with symptoms Of the grip.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record deed made July q by John
Wasmuth and wife TO PetOr Schmidt,
for $500, lot fronting fifty feet on
Wetzol street.
Ten dISordsrlieS and one drunk made
up the docket OF the police court yes.
terdRy. Six prisoners won't to tho hill,
two paid their fines. and three werO lot
90 on promising to leave town.
A LiGHr case OF varioloid developed
yesterday on Eighteenth street, q Mrs.
brown being the patient, Smallpox
had existed some time ago on both sidoa
OF the Brown honse. The woman was
removed to the smallpox hospital last
night
YESTERDAY forenoon Joseph Ramon,
tho hack driver arrested SUNDAY tor
proiane swearlng, was given hearing
by Squire Fitzpatrick, aud was fined 81
aud costs. In default OF tho caIh he
was committed to jail.
TnE Acme Portrait Company, which
makes portraits FREQ Of charge" and
then charges So for frame, was sued
last evening in Squire Phillips court
bv n man who wishes 10 recover q
photograph he gave an agent to DO GU.
nrqed, which be values highly and
which ho says they reiuso to return.
A HORSE and buggy belonging 10 Gus
Mayer was left on Thirteenth stroot In
front Of Shorfee' grocery yesterday, and
tho horse wandered across tho street,
leaving tho buggy straight acroJs the
road. Another buggy that came down
street struck Mayors, KNOCKING II aud
tho horse over. No great damage was
done.
TnR Brilliant Iron Company iS dis.
mantlng it, works at Brilliant and the
mill thOrs will soon DO thing Of this
past. This was one Of the bost built and
equipped nail mills along tho Ohio val
Icy and tho spaullinga aud tho present
company expended at least $3.50, 600 on
this plant, which nov would not sell for
$4,000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
THE EYES.

II ms been demonstrated HAT there Ia
m are ego and bend nchos frbm tie tlsfNrls
Uf FClFhrtiuu mud tile uss Ut glns,at nuG
property adjusted than from NIL other
causes, aud thbt llls absolutely uNoNssnrV
tn itaSW thU oyeA AelRnl lllnHity mHh ANtittntv
examined Md lifted with glasses To anpura
rNllpf ANA Prevent Injury,
Fhdso needing snoCtnOlUA, ar their NtOS
tire or head ntliOs when reading or sew.
Ing ran consult nhl have their ByOS etAm.
inOn for glasses Without charge BY rfnL
HhNfT, tho Scientific OptlNIHn, ltlO Main
street, nBAt door 10 kn0Uh n 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

August S tho Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
rond Company will sOl round trip
excursion tickets to Atlantic City, Cnpc
May aud Sea lalc, ut tho rate Of SiO,
valid Tor return trip twelve days Trains
leave Wheeling at 1925 and ii5j II. NJ,
aud GIj y. III. Pullman sleeping cars
IRON Wheeling on trRins leaving al 1895
n. M, md 5aj y. m. Sleeping car
accommodation should DO secured aL
oncc. book giving description Of Il
trip to Atlantic City eau DO had irOo on
application to I. .. BuHKH,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

In another part Of this mornings
paper Ia announced tho death Of Mrs.
Elsio Kennedy, wife Of Thomas Ken.
nedy, In the twenly.siKth year OF her
nre. Her early demise will DO sincerely
mourned by Wide circle Of friends.
She was tho daughter'ot Mr., Edward
Manion, and the sister Of Thomas Man.
ion, a well known superintendent at
tho Riverside works. SlIO had had w..
phoid foyer for somo time, but fatal
termination OF her illnOH Was not an.
tlcipaiOd until within n few days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

OuIt aprtinI limo HhiN will be continued
tO.dhy. Dn not fnil 90 ntlond, We will
HHiI UrHts' outing SnlFia NJ taC, iinyA' On''
inV aud Cnli0u waists nl liC, Boys IliOuSr
WnltlA NJ lac, Dolls NJ D., llo, lpr, ave-
worth from gOo to ~ 20, OhlldrSn'a Oloih
llHWtrr jackets, worth ~ 80, NJ OOc, lh:
nui Hnillrd iInby CnpNs nj DC, worth N0t,
Pure sllk Mlitsni IN il MIR, Pure SILK MlltS
NJ 100, worth IbN, Tnfrotn silk Gloves NJ On
~ pair, Good sllNsln NJ On "A yard, Gnnd
whale Homes nj So "a ,inIpn, ClOod hflt
HO'tN nj 1ar. Rtnmprh t,innmN and Muslin
UndurwCnr NJ special prices. $3.50
THE Ili;AnEI,
1000 Ninln street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
THE GAS BoAnD's STATEMENT
aOns Over BIZ the oOSnCH COmmIt.es on
Accounts last Night.

Gone Over b. the CeHnCh COEnniitseS on
Accounts last Night
Last night MeSSrS. J. D. Maxwell,
John waterhouGe aud II. @. Richards,
the mombOrs Of the council committee
on accounts, met in tho city gas office
aud made a careful examination Of the
tented statement OF receipts and ex.
ponses Of the gas works submitted to
council by the board OF trustees last
week. Tho items were compared with
tho entries on the books, aud found to
DO all straight and correct A report
will be made by the committee TO this
effect at tho next meeting OF council,
The statement was referred to this com.
mittee by council the same night that
a special committee OF three was named
to investigate tho gNE board. That com.
mitteo has not yet boen called to meet,
and probably will not be until tho time
for tho monthly discount OF gus bills is
mat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
THE NEW FIRE ENGINE,
The Big Ahrsns Machine Arrives
and is Ready for Service.
PUBLIC TEST WILL Be MADE TODAY

Mr.. Ahrons, of tho Company, Here,
aud ohlOr Healy Hamo--'rhN ooun'
oil Committee on Fire Depart.
ment Called 10 Meet aud Witness
tho Trial of tho EnRine Before Ac'
ceptinG It as FULFILLING tho Con.
tract
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

Mn. A. A. SNYDER, superintendent
pnor farm, Winnoahaik 90, H., says;
Last winter Mr.. Robert Leach used two
boxes Of DO Wits Witch Hazel saDvo
and curcd a large running soro on his
leg. Had been under caro- Of phySlcians
for months without obtaining relief.
Sure euro for pilos. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Il. i. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

Henry Krics and Julius IotfrO wore
arrnigncd before Squire Phillips yoster.
day, charged by KrieG's brother, Fred,
with malicious destruction OF property,
at his homo near Willow Springs, M
tho river. They gnvo bond for their
npDSntOncO this evening for q prSlilni.
mary hOarlnR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

AN old time Methodist Campmoelinv
assured at tho MoundSvlllo Camp
Grounds, Tho nbloSt preachers OF tho
West Virginia Conference will 10 In at.
tendance during the enLito moeLIngg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

CLMtMrItwa al MoundSvllls Camp
Ground commencing August . TO 10Th
inclusive, Bishop W. r, Mallallon VII
ha ptO'Oul OH thO 10th, lith aud l2th,
preaching two sermons oil Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

EHcclnnlly yot Gonily, when costivo or
bilious, or when tho blood Is Impure OF
to permanently euro hnhttunl
10 awaken tho kidneys
md fivOr to n hbnithy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, to dispol
headaches, colds or iOvOrs uaO Syrup Of
II,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

Samples Of M entirely new line Of
Knight Tempinr cards, many designed
especially for tho couclavo at Boston,
have been received at tho ISrELLinES.
CIR office. Call aud SEQ them before
getting your supply for Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

Our Parting Shot sale CnntiNoOn.
We add 10 our remnants this Morning;
Fine French Flannel, worth zoe, at 2Jc.
20c Flannel for lOc.
90 Canton flannel. &c.
Toe and 81 90 silks, 25c.
l2o SkirtiuV, &c.
pc Shifting, &c.
81 90 Table Cloths, $50.
81 90 Wool Underwear, 45c.
zoo Ribbon, &c, II. EMsuEIMER,
Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06

but go at once for tho finest Dairy But.
tor. three pounds fifty cents, at FitE.
gibbons Butter Stand, llO5 Market
street, in Rohm's meat market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
LIssLY lNsTITuGE, wRUELINa. VIVA,
A School for tho Thorough Teaching OF
RoYA and Young Mon.

A School for tho Thorough Teaching OF
loys and Young Men.
Military, English and Classical courses,
Also Modern Languages Military De-
pArtmont In charge or Rn ofiloaF OF the
Uuitsd States Navy. Lieut.. Van DnZSr has
been detailed nS Instructor.
Fall Term hsslpa Monday, September 0,
1903.
HOARD OF TRUSTEES
Hon. A. W, Campbell, President,
Rev ". H. COOks, ID. D., Vice President,
John L. DloEoy, NJ H. Secretary
II. g; nnlI1ll, - Treasurer
Esq, Hon, n, Il, whitaker, j. 5, Mayfair,
Ral,, A. H. Clarke, Esd, Augustus Pollock,
RSG,, Hon, William =. Hubbard, tloR, J, =.
som msrVlila, Henry H. Russell, EsI., lev.
Jacob Birmingham, william n. stIfsl, Esq,
For further particulars call GU or address
ANY member 0f the Hoard OF Trustees or
JOHN d. BIRCH, Phi. d.,
Principal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
We're
Catherine
Elm In!
HGPe'SaBatch BARGAINS

This morning, and until we take count of stock We
shall be busy melting out odds and ends-smallots--
ventory. They've got to go NOW Read EVERY
ITEM and marvel at the immense values they lead
you to. We've sacrificed prices to purpose Fifty
cents do where dollars used to rule It's not old
stock we offer you but the latest ofthe seasons best
productions. YOUR CHANCE! SEIZE IT!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
HOARD OF TRUSTEEsl

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SaOO TRous.
ERINGS.
Just received another slSgRntllnO, which
we are prepared to make to order m short
notlcs, O. HESS 4 Sons,
Fashionable TAIlOFa aud Gents FuTniSh.
orS, 1891 and t3a3 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
e5ateIIigenrer


0rloeI 10. an ADD VI Eonrleonlh slrasL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-06
oARREr aALE-sToMg ! TAoMAs.
Stone & Thomas.
CARPET SALE.

Hundreds and hundreds of rolls of Carpet here to
select from. A store A feet wide by los feet deep
here devoted exclusively to Carpets Buying from
the makers in every instance for spot cash enables
us to offer extraordinary inducements All Carpets
costing over Zoe yard will be made and laid free
of charge
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-02-06
A Political History.

Ignatius Donnelly recently an
nOunced that he had retired perma-
nently from politics, and would here
after devote himself exclusively to
literature. If his furious assault on
the Washburn family in the last issue
OF the REPRESENTATIVE is Mr.. Don
nelly's idea Of ''literature," it is to be
hoped that he will lose no time in re-
turning to politics.-Minnneapolis
Times.
1t Is literature. The depicting of
the viciousness of ones age is high
duty due to posterity. We hope yet
to write a history of the politics OF
Minnesota, and to cast such lurid and
grotesque lights upon the filthy char
acters and their foul gyrations as to
set the ages laughing. What an i'm
mortal group they would make on the
canvass of history! The Washburns
Bill King, Charley Johnson, Alexander
Ramsey, 10 Wheelock, Fred Driscoll
Flandrau and all the rest.
There are some fields of human la
Dor into which neither corruption no
wire-pulling can enter. We care no
who may pack the caucuses provided
we write the epitaphs. 1. d.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-02-06
PUNISHMENT.
After the Pine Land COmmitte

After the Pine Land Committee.
The men who attempted, in the ses-
sion of 1093 to stop the rObberies of
the Coal Combine, were sued, and if
the state had not come to their rescue
would have been bankrupted. On
last Wednesday morning member Of
the House, named Sutton, introduced
a resolution to investigate the Pine
Land Investigation Committee, which
had stopped the robberies of the
school lands, and turned $4,000 into
the public treasury. The resolution
came near passing, but was headed off
and laid upon the liable, for the pres
ent. The Pine-Land committee will
be fortunate if they are not sent to
prison for trying to defend the rights
of the little children of the state;
while a set of silver plate is voted to
each of the robbers. l. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-02-06
Another Fusion.

"Be sure and make note of the fact
that Gov. Nelson had over 80 Republi-
can votes besides the Democrats to-
day, and don't forget to remember
that not single Populist voted for
Nelson," was what II. w. Foote sug-
gested for note for the Tribune in
the morning. Mr.. Nelson had ten
Republican votes to spare. ."-Minne-
apolis Tribune"
Note the exultation. The Democrats
and Republicans fused" to elect
Nelson. OF course they did, They
will ''fuse' whenever it is necessary.
No "middle of the road" rejudices
among those chaps. 1t is doubtful if
Nelson could have pulled through but
for the moral effect of the stampede
of seven Democrats to his standard
The Democratic party! Alas 1t
was. 1t is not. 1t is now the cham
ber-maid of Republicanism:-humble
but useful.
Thank God no Populist broke ranks
to vote for Nelson or any other Re
publican. The force at ThermopylG
was not very numerous but it made
itself immortal. Stand firm, breth-
ren.-each man hero. l. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-02-06
Let 1t Come.

The Chicago Times says editorially:
"Complicated and threatening as
the currency situation at Washington
is, nothing but wantOn folly or mer-
cenary purpose can bring panic out of
it. Should that which the profession
al financiers for profit fear most-the
total disappearance of the gold re-
Serve-enSue, the country would
quickly adjus itself to the changed
conditions and find profit in the
change. Prices would rise, wages
would rise, industry would be stimu-
lated. Every merchant knows how
much more advantage there is in do
ing business on rising market, and a
rising market would infallibly follow
the abandonment of the single gold
standard and a return to true bime-
tallism."
Well; that's what we want,-that's
what we all want:-rising prices for
commodities and higher wages,-dol-
lar wheat instead of 49 cent wheat.
Give US prosperity and break the back
of Wall street; and let the Finkel.
heimers and the Einsteins and the
Rothschilds go to Bcelzebub
America for the Americans. Ameri.
can finance. American Statemanship
American currency. The less we have
to do with the tyrant-ridden, aristoc
racy-cursed European continent the
better for us. 1. D.