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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
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PITH AND POINT.

A day of Yesterday. Galveston
News.
Tho unexpected happens often
rough to show us that we don't know
1T all.-Puck.
Trilby Trilby, give us your answer true.
What i'm the name OF goodness have we evor
done To you2
Town Topics.
Jaspar "Bighend has studied his
tory critically" Jumpuppe-"W what
a great many things lie must know to
- untrue PUCK
Visitor TO Insane Asylum-"W whats
5nis man here for?" Attendant she
had chance to slug an umpire, and
didn't Syracuse Post.
Wyld-" Enpec takes his wife and
mother-in-law out sailing quite often.
Kellogg Yes; he is trying to drown
his SORROWS. Harlem Life.
Chimmie-"Wots de matter wild
you?" Chonnie-"I'm sick De doe
tor says I've got an ulster in me
front. "-Philadelphin Record.
Figg-'Are you at all interested in
secret orders !" Fogg -"Only in con-
nection with the soda fountain at the
drug store. boston Transcript.
II can't quite understand" she said.
With scmhlance of reproach,
"Whut use them college 6arsmen have
On water for "A coach
Brooklyn Eagle.
BY the time woman has reached
the age when she has reason to sigh
and shed tears, sighs aud tears are no
longer becoming to hcr.-Atchison
Globe.
She-'T heard such n good Joke to-
day. l have been hugging myself
about it ever since" He-"You
must be tired. Let me assist you. -
Pick Me-Up.
Maud-"Tbat stupid fellow pro-
posed to me last night He ought to
have known beforehand that should
refuse him. - Marie -"Perhap he
did. Brooklyn Life.
"Girls develop into women with
alarming rapidity," said the Mann.
yunk philosopher 'In these days it's
only IA step from the pantellette to the
pantaloon. brooklyn Eagle.
Green Bay, Wis, has ball team
known as the Joint Wipers. The Mil.
waukee clergymen who are after tho
saloons might organize and adopt the
same name. - Oshkosh Times.
Summer Resorter And is every.
thing on your farm nice and fresh ?"
Farmer-"Nice and fresh? / guess
you'd think so if you'd see some of our
city boarders. boston Transcript.
Jogson-"What are you looking so
sad about?" Hogson-"My mother
in-law is dead. Jogson -"Sad over
that?" Hogson-" Surel There isn't
anyone to boss the cook now. "-Syra-
cusC Post.
Jester -"Of course, you We heard
the latest about Boozemnn; he isn't
drinking any more" Qdester Don't
say Well, that's to his credit" Jes-
ter ooh, no; it's TO his lack Of cred
it. "-Richmond Dispatch.
Mary Jane-"Why does the man in
the middle o. the diamond stand and
hold the ball % long and make faces
at the man with the bat?" Abner--
"Can you see? Wants to make him
50 mad he can't hit it. "
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
Antldotcs Tor Snake Rltcs.

Professor T. r. Fraser, of the Uni
versity Of Edinburgh, has commune
Gated to the Edinburgh Royal Society
an account of his experiments extend
ing over six years in rendering ami
mails immune against the venom of
the cobra AMI other serpents.
The Professor, by administering to
guinea pigs, white rats, rabbits and cats
successive non.lethal doses OF venom,
has again and again made them per-
fectly Indifferent to lethal dose from
ten to fifty times as large as the nor
NAL one. His discovery, which will
be completed when he has experiment
Cd on human beings, is regarded as i'm
portant one to India, where the yearly
destruction of life is 10000. y Wash
ington Gazette.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
MANY Species OF Woodneckers.

There are altogether nearly 300
species of wooipecker, and the struc-
lures of all are specially adapted for
climbing. The keel of the breast bone
Is very shallow, so rs to clear the tree
trunk in ascending birds which re-
quire to make long flights have no
need for deep pectoral muscles. For,
when the woodpecker has arrived at
the top of the tree, he either begins
operations at the base, or moves off in
II series of undulations to another
tree but, when Mt work, he always
ascends, being unable TO climb down
ward. The young of this family of
birds have this peculiarly -that they
are Matched as naked as reptiles, and
are quite destitute of the down which
protects the skins of nearly all young
birds
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
ORANISVlLLE W. VA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1896 WHO'D

a moment OF gloomy and painful ST.
ience. ''If you confess that you've
been silly dysey. L don't mind ad.
mittin' that I've been regular jug-
gins"
ooh, I have, Bill" cried his sweet.
heart, holding out her hands to him.
"Aud so have ], " he answered, TAX
ing them in his, but not stopping
there. On the contrary, for fully
thirty seconds by the Wandsworth
station clock Bills new bowler anI
Annle's fetching hat were indistin.
Guishably commingled. But the Bank
holiday public are an easy-going lot,
and no one present was scandalized by
this indecorous exhibition. London
Truth.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
Mechanical Fire.Lighter.

Aningenious device has been brought
out in England, by the adoption OF
which the use of wood, paper, etc, in
starting n fire is dispensed with. The
mechanical arrangement consists Of n
fan, driven by clock-work machan-
ism, which is wound up by a crank.
Directly in front of the fan is the
blast-pipe and n small open chamber,
which is filled with asbestos fibre,
soaked in paratfine oil. The appara-
tus is enclosed in neat-ftting case
and SO adjustable that it eau be place
in front of any coal CRATE. When so
placed the asbestos is lighted with n
match and the fun set in motion by
small lever. The blast Of air from the
fan drives highly oxydizing flame in
to the fuel and causes it to burn
quickly. The igniter flame is allowed
to die out in n very short time, but
the fan continues to act rs a forced
draught, producing good burning
fire in n short time. There is no dan
ger from explosion, as the cavity for
holding the oil is very small, and its
cost for lighting fifty fires would be
only few cents.-Lonlon Ironmon-
GER
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

y fishing schooner with n freezing
plant rs part of its outfit is building
at Gloucester, Mass. 1t is to engage
in the herring fishery, and will freeze
the fish at fast as caught until n full
cargo is secured, when the boat will
sail for New York City or Philadelphia
to dispose OF the catch The projec-
tors expect to make money by the
saving of time and money now lost in
returning to port with small catches.
Chicago Times Herald.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

Bnrulto the mino owner of South
Africa, is at present scattering his
millions in raris. Twenty years ngo
hc was worry poor, and acted as cloyn
iu % circus, with two trained doukevs.
Now me Us worth SljO, OOO.O 900. lilo
was performing in Kimberley to poor
houses, when, ON a walk, he found n
sparkling stone in the fields IL was n
diamond, and worth $4,000. Bar.
nato bought the fields around there
and gradually looked mp gems an /
sold them. Thus he went on and did
likewise later with the Johaunisburs
gold mines. He is fellow. director
with Cecil Rhodes in the companies
that control the mines.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

The black kings of the African coast
press your middle finger three times
as n sign of salutation, tho Japanese
takes of his slipper, while the lap
lander pushes his nose vigorously
against you. In Hinlostau they sa.
Lutte man by taking him by the
beard, while the people Of the Philip
pine Islands take your hand an rub
their faces with it. The King Of Ter
nate rises to receive his subjects, and
they sit down 20 snlute him.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

A German scientist, Herr Nienhaus.
has discovered a method 60 preserve
the colors Of flowers, even the most
delicate. Ammonia in the air is tho
chief cause Of flowers losing their
tints, and il they can be pressed be-
tween paper which has been previous
ly saturated with a solution Of ono
per cent. Of oxalic acid in water the
specimens Of the palest hues may be
perfectly preserved.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

Freaks OF lightning are past ex-
PLANTATION Last week bolt struck an
Indiana school house an I burned tho
teachers hair. To Louisiana the Same
day the lightning struck n pig, killed
and skinned it, fAll the butcher had
to do was to cut the animal up fol-
sale, says the newspaper account OF
it. There was probably enough lie in
these stories TO take the hair off as
they stand Detroit Free Press.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
an Extraordinary Gnn.

a Mexican, Don Manuel CANA, &C
cording to n paper published in Mex
leo, has invented a new gun, and one
quite different from anything that has
ever been seen before. It is said to
be an extremely efficient weapon, but
it can only DO used with special sort
Of powder, also the invention of Senior
Cana, which is said to possess OK
traordinary properties.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
curious Origin Of The Word ..Dago. -

The slang term of "Dago," now ap.
piled TO persons of Italian birth on
origin, was first used i'm Louisiana and
applied 60 Spauiards. San Diego was
the patron saint Of Spain, aud the fire..
quency with which Spauiards called
upon his name caused them to b0
termed "Diegoes," the expression be-
ing afterward broadened to include
Portuguese and Italians, aud finally
being limited 30 the latter nationality.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
4 Slatesman,s Hnmnr.

One time William Evarts was i'm an
elevator at the State Department in
Washington when it happened 10 be
loaded with an unusual number of
strangers, presumable applicants for
positions as foreign Ministers and
Consus Turning to friend, vino
was with him, Eyarts said: "This j.
the largest collection for foreign mis-.
sions that / have seen taken mp for
some time. New Orleans Picayune.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

Melaphonc is an Improvement ON
the telephone. The instrument or.
igiuatej in the West, and by it's use
it is said that The human voice can be
heard over a mile. A dispatch from
Cincinnati, Ohio, states that the Mela
phone was tested on 70 steamboat and
that the pilot talked with parties on
either shore with the greatest ease and
distlnctness It is regarded by the
steamboat men of great value IN river
traffic. Atlanta Constitution.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

Eddie Thompson, Of Clarksville,
Ind, objects TO being referred to a.
Little Eddie" even il he is only four
years old. Ard he seems TO have
reason for declining to hear the di.
minutive appel,ation. for he weighs
l24 pounds, measures three feet six
inches In height, has a forty-iuch
woistband and wears a No. g. hat.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03
Bill Barnett's Holiday.

L was Whitsun-Mon =
day. Hastings was
simply packed with
holiday m ak ers,
most of whom had
b ee II conveyed
down from London
by lnnumcrable eX-
cursion trains. The
sea front was quite
n sight. Every
AIRY and Arriet
from the metropo-
lis appeared tD he
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

It is said that 152 millionaires
visited Duluth, Wis, during the sum
mer ia an attempt to keep cool
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-03

Iceland, with 30, 900 square miles,
lacks only 1000 Of being as large as
Kentucky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
pIoK am onAuNOEY


Meet in London nnd Discuss New York
PoIiIio'-DSpsw Confident
LONDON, Sept, 6.-Hon. Chauncey Do.
pew has returned to London, aud hO
saw Mr.. Richard Croker to-day, Mr..
DcpeW sat in room at the Savoy to.
night aud talked in characteristic way
Of his experiences abroad.
~ came 10 Europe to see nobody"
no said, "And consequently ! 500 every
one. saw Mr.. Croker to-day, who told
mo that he is returning to New York 10
take an active part in the campaign,
Sir. Croker is very confident that Tam
many will elect her whole ticket and ho
bases his confidence on tho relief that
the reiormers, and the Republicans will
not be able to pull together as was the
case IN 1894. Mr.. CrOEer's opinion is
right. TammRny in that event will
elect all the judges, the county ticket,
the senators and most Of the assembly.
men.
II feel that tho state will 90 Republi'
can and that wO have pretty snre
thing of electing the Republican presi-
dentiRl candidate"
Mr.. Depow was asked about an art.
Gle which appeared in tho London
Times on Tuesday on Mr.. W. @, Whit.
ney's presidential chances. Mr.. Depew
said on this subject:
al really do not believe that Mr.
Whitney wants the Democratic nomi'
natiod. The fact that tho nomination
IS not being sought for shows tho slim
chances OF tho Democrats"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRE.

Dock King, colorcd. was lynched by u
mob Of 200 people nt Nashville, Tonn.
The city OF Butte, Montana, was visit
ed by at an earthquake at an oarly hour
yesterday morning.
Tho trOaly Of commerce between Bra
I'll aud Portugal has bOGn renewed lot
term VI nine years.
lndications point TO general ssfiko
throughout the ConuOllsyillO coke 70.
gion next week or tho week after.
Tho gold ro.ervo closed last night bo.
low tho 100000 mark. II is expected
tho syndicate will como TO tho rescue
to-day
NJ. 4. Scuddor, chairman OF tho bond.
holders CommtttoD Of tho Columbus
aud Hooking Valley Coal and Iron Com.
pany announces that thoy have received
almost II majority OF deposits under tn o
reorganization plan.
Wohminstor Presbyterian church, Of
Minneapolis, was guttod by fire "e'ict'
daY. Tho building was erected fifteen
years ago at u coat ot 100000 Tue ia.
aurancO Oh tho building was 100000,
which will about cover tho loss.
Mr.. William II. Mooney, Of Stcubcn.
vile, has retired tram tho banking Atm
OF shOrrard, MoOnoy & Co., ailor bust.
moss connection Of twonty.Avn yoars.
Hon. Robert Shotrard purChaiGd Mr.
MONEYS interest.
James Ward murdered lis iuther'ln.
law, Aaron Hunter, aud his brOther.in.
law, John Hunter, cutting of thOf
uoads, at Sullivan, Ind. Tho murderer
waa pursued by n mob, and just NJ he
was about 10 DO caplurOd ho took his
own lli1.
Tuu preliminary trial Of DR.. George
Ffakcr, tho insurance gwihdIor, was to
hRvo occurred al Richmond, Mon but
tho Insurance company was not roRly.
Tho Caao will now como before tho grihl
Jury lhO opinion prevails that ho WIN
not DO Indicted or sent to tho ponlIoh'
tiafy.
Charloa Dana Gibson. tho famous
artist, and his RllianCod wilo, Miss
Irene LnnphotnO, woro riding bohlnd a
spirited horse, nj Greenwood, Va whom
tho animal became frightened and tan
away, throwing out both occupants nj
tho carriage Mr.. GibNona lott wrist
was broken aud llu sustained many
severe bruises Misc l.anghotno's Left
tnnr was bTekeH and sho wat also bad
ly bruised. llOt injuries will ConllnO
llOf Ia hor room lor at least two months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
BLooMHlts PROHIBITED.

Tho Athletic Telephone Girls In Chicago
Mus, Sot Wear tho "New Woman" Gar.
mcn,S.
CmcAGo, Sept. 9. An odict recently
issued by tho Chicago Telephone Com.
pany has been con,picuousIy bulIotinod
at headquarters, No. 2O3 Washington
street, and boar, tho official signature
Of tho general mSRSger. It reads:
"Oporators will not bo permitted TO
report nt this building at any hour OF
tho day or night in bicycle costume or
TO assume that at.iFe before departure
for home.
All summer Soven bicycle maidons
wore DlOOmcrd to barn opposite tclr'
phone headquarters %hcro their wheels
arc stored during working hours IhG5o
girla found 1t moro convenient 10 walk
across tho street ~ blUOmers to tho ru'
tiring room OF tho telephone company,
where they would cover their wheel
apparel with asRirt bcloro going To tho
operating room mp atairs. The officials
naturally frownod on the procedure and
tho bicycle mandate was subsequently
Issued.
Notwithqtand,n, this order, several
oi tho glrli, no they say, nrO wearing
hoomofs So tho operating room, con-
coalcd, however, undor tho folds 0l II
skirt. Thoy rilO to tho barn In bloom.
nt1 and thuro slip on thr protecting
dtaputy haioto roportlua lor work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
THE pUNNANT TRIAH.

Tho Evldsuos Is Yet ConGen trated on
Showing How tho Murder Was COM
mlttsd.
San FRANcIsco, Sept, G,-The taking
Of testimony in the trial Of Theodore
Durrant is proceeding slowly. During
tho three days in which witnesses have
been on the stand all that has been
established IL that Blanche Lamont is
dead and that her body bsGra marks Of
violence.
Tho poIICe aud detectives are still
gathering the testimony to strengthen
the prosecution. 1t Is now said the de.
teucs will roly largely on the improb.
ability oil the prosecution proving its
case beyond any doubt. To'day's wit
nssIes in the trial weT0 introduced by
tho prosecution TO complete tho eVi.
denco that Blanche Lamont was muir
dered. Policeman Rlehl, who accom-
panied Detective Gibson to Emanuel
church on the day Blanche
Lamonts body was discovered,
testified to the condition OF the
corpse aud to the presence OF blood on
the floor near the glrFs head on the
hsliry stairs aud on the hoOr where II
had dTipped from the steps. H0 stated
there was no evidence OF struggle,
though the inference was being devel'
oped by the defense that the murder
was committed down stairs, but the
body was carried to tho tower.
The defense will try to show that
ono man could not have borne this bur.
den uualdsd. The prosecution will try
to prove that Blanche weighed only ITO
pounds and that Durrant could have
carried her with little difficulty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
Az oLp JoultNNL1sr

Dies In Italy-IIni Been Connected with
the Londiug Nnw Hurk Papers.
CADENxAUnrA. IrALY, Sept. G.-Will.
lam Henry Hurlbut is dead, William
Henry Hurlbut was born in Charleston,
S, G., July 5, 1877, was graduated at
Harvard in 1917, at the Divinity schou.
there Ia 1919, aud thon studied in Rome,
Berlin aud Paris. In 1855 no was Il
writer on Putnam's Magazine, and
Joined tho staIl Of tho Nav York Times
in 1877. llo became connectol with the
Sow York Wodd IN 1850, aui in 1861
purchased tho Commercial AjvurtisoH
intending to publish 1t as u tree trade
paper, but ho aud hii associates iailins
to ngreo, tho paper was sold to 4nurlow
Mpud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07

sTETTlN, Sept 6,-Emperor William
reached this city to-day on board the
dispatch boa! Grille, Almost stimuli.
taueously the empress arrived by rail-
way train. The streets were thronged
with people and the boats in the harbor
deliberately decorated in honor OF the
Imperial visitors. The emperor and
empress and their auites rode through
tho principal streets Of the city in car.
riages. Tho route was lined with
hchoot children, and everywhere the
greatest enthuaiasm was eyinCed. A
triumphnl arch had been erected in
front OF the TathhRus, and the burgo-
master read an address OF welcome.
Upon arriving at the castle, Emperor
William reviewed the guard OF honor
aud subsequently, held q reception
which was attended by the civil func-
lionAries.
Alta banquet this evening, Herr Won
Koeller, president OF the provincial
diet, proposed toast to the emperor
and empress in which he pledged the
loyalty OF POmeraula in prosperity and
adyersity. In concluding he called for
three cheers for their malesties. In re-
plying TO tho toast, Emperor William
said:
My DEAR PRESIDENT Voy KoELLER:-
In the words you have just spoken you
haYN given expression TO the sentiment
Of Pomerania and with joyful heart /
hasten to convey to you in the name OF
the emproSs and myself most cordial
thanks.
"rhis ia the tlrIt time I have sum
moned the Pomeranian corpa in order
to test its war efficiency, | recall the
year aud the day when another stood
here; when the enthusiasm OF the peo-
Pile greeted the great emperor, alaslno
longer among us.
~ remember-you all remember-the
hour when that majestic and princely
figure moved among US; when Herr
Won Koeller wus treated with distinction
and favor by nv grandfather. When
the two eras and TWO generations met,
which have now passed, by the side
OF the great emperor recall the figure
OF my lamented father, once the governor
OF Pomerauia in the splendid uniform
of the Cuiraasiers. Yol sec, gentlemen,
how many ties and links there are be-
tween you and my house aud my per-
son, aud in how close Q relationship
Pomerania stands to US. a hot fight
was fought By my ancestors to unite this
splendid country Of German people to
tho core, SO now tho red griten ID
found in the same coat oil arms with the
red eagle"
The burgomaster then made an sd.
dress in which he thanked their maies-
ties for their visit aud touched upon
tho industries OF Stetlin.
in his reply to the address, the em.
peror IN return touched upon the devel-
opment ol the port OF Stettin and pro-
missed to do all in his power to advance
the welfare oil its citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07

BERLIN, Sept Ga grand commera
was given this evOninE in honor Of the
visiting German-Americau veterans Of
the war of 1901 at the Philharmonic,
two thousand being present. The band
played the march from Tannhauser, the
Star Spangled Banner aud Yankee
Doodle. Tho banners OF the diilerent
veterans societies. including the Ameri.
eau, were brought in and tue band
played tho entry to Paris march.
Cheprs wOro given for the emperor aud
a telegram expressing homage was sent
10 His Majesty.
Alter thesinging Of sonrs the Amari-
can visitors were presented with 8 silver
whcath bearing tho figures: '2j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
KILLHD ms SISTER.


Frank Cross, While Drunk, shoots His Sis
tor-FAtNl stabblng Array
Spteial Dipdtet 70 ne IRis.!ig aoeh
PARKERsBURG, Sept. G.-Frauk Cross
shot aud killed his sister, Mrs. Cam
Taylor, yesterday at CornwslliS. Cross
was runk aud was Quarrsling with his
wiio, His sister !ntoriorsd. and he
shot her, the bullet passing thr Oush
hOr heart, death resulting almost in-
Gtontly,
Cross went to Cairo aud gave himself
up. H0 is blacksmith by trade, aud
i, between twenty-five aud thirty years
old, He is married, has Quo child aud
comos from q highly respected family,
The awful tragedy has thrown every
thing into excitement.
In fight at DavisYille this evening
bOtwoen two young msu, mill hands, re'
suited in John Leonard being seriouIly
and probable fatally stabbed by Charles
Fought. II Is said that q man named
Bible held Leonard while Fought
stabbed him.