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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

Simmer tlarer itellt Ii1 beraus, oaB
oas Singo Sreiben I'M Gonsreiie niht
blob politiiden 8euessriinoen ooer Der
2uit am 2drm urlo Speftafel ent=
iprinst, ionbern DaB . Business" ba=
binter. iteft. Bon Der perod9tisen
8erbinouns oes 3udertruit nit Der
cllbaniiben gropasanba III fdon fritz
ber eeipro9en noroen. Sept bat elmer
Der beroorrasenbIten Sedssebn =3u :
ginier berratben, bab allh oas Silber=
Sntereiie gum Griege treibt. 2nut els
nem 8eribt Der Nem Dorfer rSimes"
Der ieitber in sablreihe anoere Bldtter
iibereeeansen uno oeiien Wabrbeit
nidt betritten tuoroen tit, bat Senator
Morsan bon Nlabama folsenoe MeuBe=
runs gu einem ieiner goaesen getban
- vMir (Silber : Senatoren) poaen
ben &rieg nit Gpanien baben mir
einmal einen Griea auf bem 9alle, 10
brau1en mir mebr 8elb uno um oas gu
bef6aifen, piirOen mir fofort auf bic
Silbermdbrung berunter geben mill
lem.
Nlio Grieg fir bic Silbertpdbrun9 !!
Rriea gegen 5panien niht um Cuba gu
befreien, ionbern um bic Gilberminen=
beiiBer su bereidern uno bem Nolfe Der
Ser. Staaten ben @1minbel Dollar
aufsubaGen. llno Morgan lit niibt per=
riifter uno niht friesstoller als bic
Mebrsabl Der Greiiilber Mdnner. Die
-mit,ibm i'm Senate gesen Spanien uno
eine ebrli6e @elondbrung 1i9 beiier
iAreien. Wem elm Sieg Der 8elbper=
idlehterung iiberbaupt nod m6sli9 III,
10 bieiet elm Rries oaau Die @elegenbeit.
Sin Grieg nit gnglano ooer elmer an=
oeren GroBmaht ipiiroe, ipeil lan9pieri=
ger uno toitipieliger, allerbings beKer
bem 3nede entipre6en. Nber ielblt
elm &ries nit einem Gegner ipie @pa-
nien mag fi6 seraume 3eit binaieben
unb 0unoerte BON Millionen peri9lin=
gen, oeren 8eidaffung ibre 96pieriss
feiten bdtte uno benz Serlangen nod
vbilligem 8elbe" neue 6tdrfe perleiben
ltpiirbe. Selbif Der fdrtiten unb fdbi9=
item NbnliniifratiDn biirfte angelidts Der
Nothmenoisfeit neuer uno GROCER Mn=
leiben Die Nufrebterbaltung Der @olb=
|5ablunsen unm6slih tDerben, falls ibr
Der @onsreb 5ur Befhaffuns Der n0tbis
gen @elber ni9t sr0Bere Dolmadtett
Igibt, als ibr burd bic belfebenben Sc
liebe perlieben finb. Sm Senat aber
beliben bic. Gilberleute Die Mebrbeit
unb wiiroen ielbitueritdnoli6 feline ber-
artige WaBre3el paiiiren laiien.
Inter ben umitdnben III es begreif=
|lid, baB Die Minenbefiber auf einen
Rrieg ibre 0offnung ieben. DaB aber
Mitylieoer Der b06fen geieBgebenben
R0rperidaft bes Nanoes iib auf beniel-
ben 6tanbpunft felen unb 3ries boz
ben ipDaen, nur UNI bic WinenbeiiBer
gu berei1ern Ober INN Die @ldubiger bes
2anoes NIT balbpertbisem Gelbe 3li
betrii9en, bas blirfte ben bod nod ei=
| ni9e ueberrafdung erregefr - troboen
man iid nah9eraoe baran geu6bnt bat,
lin nnierem nationalen Dberbauie 70
Sieulih ales fir m6gliA 3u balten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
Grbi0aft8ncMer.

Nus Dem S.aate Stem Serlep tommt
ein geriht iiber Den rGrfola" Der grb=
lbaftsteuer, Die BORT i'm Sabre 1892
singefiibrt lpproen iii. Sie Steuer, bic
auf 5 pro5ent belneien lit, miro nur
erboben bon grbidaften, Die an Sei=
tenperiuanbte DOer Dem @rblaller gar
niht Dertpanote Perionen fallen. gud
8ermd6tnihe on religi0fe, pobltbdtise
uno 9eneinniibige 9lnitalten iino iteu=
erfrei, bsselei6en ale Grbidaften, De-
rem Wertb niht $500 iiberlteigt. Srob=
oem alio bas @eieb nur einen berbdlt=
niBmdBis fleinen She'll Der grbidaften
trifft, bat es bod in Der turaen 3eit BON
etpas iiber orei Sabren unsefdbr 1892,
900 einsebra9t, uno nab Mb3us auer
lnfpiten Die @infiinfte bes Staates um
1868, 900 permebrt. gs seigt oies,
mel6e reihe ginnabmeqneae bier ben
meiiten amerifaniiden Staaten nod CUR
8erfiiguns itebt, oenn es tpiirbe our6
angemeiene Grpeiterang bes @eieBes
Der grtras oesielben NIT 2eidtisteit
ii6 berbielfaben lallen.
SntereRant iit bic in benz 8eri6te
entbaltene Mittbeilung, bab es anidei=
nenb selunsen lit, Die llmgebuns oes
@eiebes unm6slib gu MAIDEN. Waan
bate befitrdtet = unb bas 1T elmer Der
ginwdnoe. bic bisber nod gesen jeoes
grbi6afts1teuerseieb aeltenb serna6t
wurOen - baB oas @eieB einfad ourd
eine uebertrasung oes Gigenthums an
bic in Nusiidt senOmmenen grben gu
2ebaeiten, bic aber erit nod bem 5ooe
in Graft 5u treten bdtte, umgangen tper=
ben lpiirbe. Oesbalb tpurbe in bem
@eieb beitimmt, Oab Die 6teuer aub
BON fol9em Belib erboben tperoen io0,
oer gu 2eb3eiten bes BeritDrbenen iiber=
trasen, peridenft ober perfauft lpurbe,
aber erit nod oem Sobe sbes S9enfers
o0er Werfdufers in ben 8elib unb Die
gtubnieBune bes neuen gigentbiimers
iibergeben ioa. Sbslei6 in ben orei
Sabren ieit benz geiteben bes @elebes
bpn ein5elnen grbibaften Siemli9 grobe
5umlnen eingetrieben tpurben ~ in ei=
mem Sale betrug Die grbi6aftsiteuer
$42. .047.90, in einem anbern $21, :
4l6.59, in einem oritten $40, 542.30
u. I. M. - 10 tpuroe bod in teinem
Galle Der 9eriud sema6t, auf bic an=
geoeutete Meiie oas @eieB gu umee=
ben, uno man glaubt bas iener Be-
ftimmung banfen gu miiiien, neil ipe=
gen berielben Der 0eriuh bon pornber=
Elm feline ober tlur iehr tuenia Nuslicbt
auf GrfDlg baben tpiiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
ssm ,tnierer gorb1ter 3tittH

Dem Magen, ben Gingemei6ep ober oer
Qeber fonlntenben nnpdEliAfeiten prompt
unb in ipirflanffer Weiie firireu.
Silf Der gfatitr 6ann inb mann NIT
einem nlilsen, reini9enoen Grtuei1nngss
mittel nad, 6urh tuelaes ungeiunoe
Stoffe aus benz Magen uno ben Ginae>
tueioen beleiti9t tueroen, Ole 2eber ffi,mns
lirt uno anserest, ibre Ebdtiefeit be-
ibleitni9t miro, 70 bebff Dm oamit Die
llriaden elmer Ween9e qitdlenoer Rronfz
beiten wie &opfidmer5er, Werbaunness
befdiueroen, ooer DDspepfie, Diliofitdt,
Snsidlas, 0ldsden I'M @eiidt Geulen,
@eihtuiire, eiternbe GAudrem, Werz
ftopfuns, Sdmorrboiben, 5iffeln, &arz
bunfel un6 anoerer, Die mir nift aIle
auf3dblen f0nnen.
Wenm ntanhe 2eute mebr slufmerf<
famfeit auf Die geb6rige Meauliruna Der
Tbdtisfeit ibrer @ingepeibe ueriuenben
ipolten, tuiiroen fie ipeit jeltener nGtbia
baben, Die Siilfe ibres Dottors in ans
iprud gu nebu1en, INN gefdbrlide &ranfs
beitsanfdlle 5u utteroriifen.
Dap inter allen 5m oieiem Debuf
aur Nnfuenoun9 fommenoen Mtitteln
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets" Die
unpersleidlia beften fino, gebt aus Der
Ebatiade beroor, baB iuer fie einmal
probirt bot, INNER tpie6er maM linen
aretft. Sbre 8irfuns III nahbaltig fie bal.
ten ben Setb offeu nn6 beruriafen ntd1t Die
betn1 9ebrauh anberer Pillen Der Grweifuua
nadfolgenoe geritopfuns. Daber aud ibre
9roBe Seltebtbeit bel 2euten, bic bon tdutfa
tpleoerfebrenoer 9artleibigfeit, Berballunas.
bei9merben unb Sdmorrboiben seplaat finb.
Gtne @ratissBrobe Der Yellets a bic 2
Soler) ,pirb als Muiter ulientgeltlib mub
portOfret an irsenb eiae aufsesebene Qbrefie !
Derianbt.
Wfan ifreibe an bic Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
Ne,teite Na1ri6tett.

Sm englilden llnterbauie tuurbe Die
Gegierun9 tpegen Der eeplanten Grpe=
bition in G9ppten rad Dongola irter=
pellirt. Ser Minifer oes Muspdrtisen
CAB in porlibtiser Worten gu, baB fie
nebenbei ben 3Def perfolae, ben italie=
nii1en Sruppen 2uft gu MAIDEN uno
erfldrte babel Stalien Die 5pmpatbie
gnalanbs. 3ablgeicbe &ufe Nein !
|nurDen laut /; Die Gppoiition lit oenl
Borgeben ber Gegierun9 ni6t siinltig
seitimmt.
Nuf bem Congo 6fuB in Mfrifa bat
eine pulper=GrploliDn auf einem briti=
i6en Dampfer 40 periOnen set0otet.
Mus Der Bunbesfabt ipiro aemelbet,
oaB 5hebietretdr Carlisle als oemo=
tratiider prdfibeniibafts @anoioat
aufsefelt tueroen iDle.
Sn Grantfort, 2p., oauert Die fieber=
bafte Mufresung fort. 400 Milissn
balten bas Capitol belebt. Ser Senat
bat Elm gomite nieoergeiebt, ben 8ou=
perneur in Mnflage sa Oeri rieBen, tpegen
unbere1tigten Sruppenaufsebotes. gu
elmer Mbitimmung fir Die 5enatormabl
fam es Mansels eines Auorums ni6t.
Sm 8unbesienat ipra6 am Montag
@ltins, %. 8a., geaen uno Wtorgan
fir bic @uba=2eioluiion. 9ie 0ppo=
lition miro INNER ifdrfer uno berlangt
Dor elmer 5hlubfaiiuus cine genaue
unterlubung Der 2aae auf @uba.
Mui oas @eiu6 BON Steuer5ablern
in 2oean Gountp bot Staatsaunitor
@uitbert ben 9errn gerois in SPRING
fielo beauftra9t, Die gesen @ountp=9lu=
oitor unb S1abmeiter erbobene Ye=
iduloishna unseieblider Rontratte gu
unteriu1en. q
Das Gomite fiir MaBe unb 8etpi6te
i'm &eprdi ientantenhauie oes gon9rehes
miro oemnddit ben Nntras our @infiih=
rung bes metrilden Spltens fir Mabe
uno Gemidte auf l. Suli 1893. ein=
bringen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
8rienite

Sir bic am IA. Mdr3 enbenbe
Wode blieben folgenbe ni6t reflamirte
griefe auf Der bieii9en gOifoffice
@pttlieb 3umbad.
gbas. u. 9apmafer.
Wtr. Qera.
Wfrs. Sobn MiIler.
2i3sie Sdneiber.
$. y. 5taoben.
9llice BOwers.
S. 6. Dee.
San. WpB, g. M.
Y Cine fur6tbdrs Geuersbrurft Bat
in Mspereil, @iib 1olano, SO WDbns
bdnfer urb naebrere Girner aerii6rt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
grtrnrirt Rut1tnter'a
9ntel 5u ben 3
SunceSbrGcer1r

4S- 53 Bans Straae. GlepeIanb, o.
Jeoer5ett trtlbes Bier, quite Weine nub 2iqn5re
Retfenbe uben quite umterfunft unb bic WerpfIeouma
II etfe oor5a9lthe. Wtan fprede BET sSrieb ppr un6
noeraeu9e fi1 ielbft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

II
| McGop, gBilliams & 0eroman 9es
gen 6ines & Shannon. IS muro'
Elm QlnIpru6 bon Wm. Mrn,bruiter fiji,
I$115.82 uno elm anoerer Der 8lad
Grant So. fiir $306.47 ribtig befun=
ben uno Die beioen 9tnipriide als sleid=
bere6tiet anertannt. Ser 3meite 8e=
ri6t oes MoiIenperpalters, 8. S.
Sbomplon, nuroe genebnligt, oemiel=
ben fiir ieine gemiibuneen $50 be-
pilligt, unb berlelbe angeipieien, Die
Soften gu be5ablen unb ben ueberibub
oasu 81 perpenoen, Die Nniprii6e bon
9lrmbruiter nad Mabsabe Oes oarauf
entfallenoen groSentiabes 3u befriebi=
gen, tuorauf Der Maiienperualter ent=
lailen mieo.
Sobn Wargo gesen Senrp Marso u.
u. 6enrD Gptpers ipuroe gum 8Dr=
numb Der minoeridbrigen &inber err
nannt uno Gertbeilung angeoronet.
Samltae, z. W}dr5.
s. 8. 2ptle geeen Cinderella Green
u. q. Sin Nnipru6 Sas. S. &aloen=
bau9bs fiir $223.69 nuroe gut 9ebei=
BEN.
Greberif 30. 8ialer gegen Saffon
Wurrait. Ser MaHenpermalter miro
angemieIen, bas gemeinl6oftli9e @i=
lentbum OHentlib gu periteigern unO
geri6t 81 erltatten.
Wiontag, 9. Mdrs.
gotes & 6ance geeen Siram s.
W1iuer. Gerfauf beitdtigt &C.
Marp q. Sasfins eeeen 8. 8. Sas=
tins. 0erfauf aneeorbnet.
5olgenoe Qtnipriihe eegen Die Mio=
oale Yauing uno Sire Srif So. muir
Den senebni9t, oa li0 aber oas gieen=
tbum Der @ompanD in ben SGn=
ben zines WailenOeripalter5 befinoet, 10
murbe fein gertaufsbefebl aus9eItellt i
@ebriioer Sbarp, $228.81, gilbert
Bad 2umber So. $875.l0, Sbomas
NttSerren $19O.40, Q8m. GngliI6
$6l.80, 3be 5picer Mtg. So. $29.75. |
Staat Sbio eegen 2etuis 2enarS. |
9luf bas GeIu0 oes StaatsontpaltH
Dem probate @eribt iibertpielen.
Staat Sbio auf Die Glage BON SEQ. |
SDrnes 9e5en S. g. Scarborough. |
Sa feline 3eugen fir Die Qlnflaee er=
i0ienen, 10 tpurOe Oieielbe auI Soften
oes aldgers fallelt gelaIlen.
Sbio auf Die Slage BON Marp &.
Qubibl gegen Sobn Nubibl. Da feline
3eu9en fir Die 9lnflaoe eri9iener, 10
wuroe oieielbe auf Soften Der Gldgerin
fallen selallen.
9ie 9eis =Sertig So. eegen 90. $.
anoerlon, als Sberiff. 9luf Soften
Der &ldser fallen selallen.
Wlittmo6, II. Mdr3.
aatbrDn 2ptle sesen Sobn %.
Spite. gbei6eioung betpiligt auf
@runo fGledter gebanolun9. Sie
Sbbut iiber oas &ino nuroe Der SID
germ 5ugelproben. |
grnelt .. Sbafer, 9lbminiltrator, |
gegen Die Welib Union Stride u. q.
@rnef .. Shafer, als Non1iniItratar
Der 9interlaheni6aft oes beritorbenen
pbilip Sbafer uno als einer Der grben
oeilelben miro aufgeforbert, in ieinem
Namen uno i'm Hamen Der anoern @r=
ben Der @elib Union Stride an ooer
Dor Oeln Is. Mdrs 1896 einen suten
gelibtitel iiber oas in Der porllegenoen
Petition bei6riebene Grunoeisentbuml
aus3uitelen, unb 10 oies ni6t eeidiebt, |
10 iol oieie @ntideiouns bic Graft eli
mes 8eliBtitels baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

= Die pOliifdnbige 3abl Der Qpfer
oer in lebter Rummer erpdbnten Gru-
bentataitropbe BET Gattoipib. preuBiih
Gdlelien. betrdgt 100. Gilprttl mar
bic 1heilnabue aus neiter llmgegeub
bei beus 4egrdbniRe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18
Seiratbsb b e.pt tate,.,,ae,,.

5. M. Mebifod - gli3a 5. Bailep.
0aniDn 80. 8. 3tobp Gmma 6.
Niagle.
Wm. u. 8irler Marp g. Grebenbur.
Mm. 8apleB, gllice Brandt.
gllner %. Spbnipn - Ignes u, Mil=
Ter.
Wm. WOlfartb gli3abetb 9bomas.
Walentine Wei9eI glnma gmig.
Sames s. Sones OliDe 3ebe.
Daniel peribing 2auina Maurer.
'gonin Or. Youns s5lorsnce Y. Rod.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-18

Z Sn ulm, Mlrttembsrg, aroIfirt
iejt sini9er 3eit ber Sppbua III erf@re-
denper MsiIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10
HIGHWAY CLOSED.
Trouble Over a HoNdway-Action of the
Council Committee

Trouble Over n l,ond,vay-Action OF the
Council Committee.
The streets, alleys and grades COM
mittee met yesterday afternoon and
topS action on the closing OF the high
way leading from Twenty:fourth street
and running parallel with Jacob on the
lower or west side OF the R4dmcn's GEM
cterE. The street was closed by order OF
the directors OF Logan Tribe Junior Or
der Rcllmsu. and the citizens living in
the immediate Vicinity nctitioned c0un-
ell to investigate the matter. and It was
LEFT TO the committee on streets, alleys
and grades for action.
City Solicitor BOycc was present and
stated that he had looked over the dSrd
OF the property and finds that In 1869
Logan Tribe sold to Peter and Theobold
thinner property which extends to the
Florence property line and evidently IN
cludcs the roadway In question. No re-
ference u the roadway Is made In the
deed. rs IL was admitted TO record, but
II Is understood thatafterwards clause
was inserted In rsd ink. which gave the
party OF the flrSt part U0gan Tribe the
right to use the roadway. In the same
year. the Iimmers sold the property TO
Mr.. Jacob Ritz. deceased. and the deed
as admitted. specifically states that the
roadway shall be kept open even though
another street should be opened.
This tends 10 show that the Redmen
have no right to close the street as they
are no longer owners OF the property.
II was stated In the committee that
the Redmen had partly sold the road in
question to Andrew KarScs. and that he
bought II FOR the sole purpose OF keeping
It open. but had closed Il. so as to have
:he city take action In the matter.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Wendell, II was de-
cldel to have the city engineer make
survey OF the premises and II the lines
In the deeds ms recorded wer- found cor
rect. the board OF public works be In
structed 10 remove the fence.
TIL. committee received II petition
from Eighth ward residents. praying for
the establishment 81 grade OF Alley z,
between Thirty-thIrd and Thirty-tif,h
streets and for the grading OF the same.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Campbell. the COM
.mlttee decided Ia recommend the grant
ing OF the prayer, TO council tonight.
This being all the business before the
committee. It adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10
A FIENDIsH DEED.
Threw n Match Oh n 10y whose Clothing
wa, Saturated with Bruzinr.

Threw n Match on n 10y whose Clothing
wn. Saturated with Beuzinr.
Rather a ilendlsh act was committed
at Belmont. Ohio. one day last week.
though the chap who did 1t scarcely cx-
pccted to roast the victim. but he did
to such an extent that the boy died 4
few days lahrr. 4 boy named Sher-
wood, who lives at Lewis Mills, went
10 Belmont and procured a bottle OF
hcnziHc TO use In cleaning his clothes.
He fell III with other boys there and In
r0mping around the bottle was broken
and Shcrwood's clothes were saturated.
When he discovered this he was puz-
zlcd TO know Just what TO do and was
afraid OF the l,oys with cigars In their
mouths. knowing the inilamGblc quality
OF the stun. and so expressed h!S fears.
A chap called sPug" Smith lighted q
match aud deliberately threw II upon
Sherwood. Eis clothing ignitcd and In
n moment he WAS envclopcd In flames.
He clawcd franticnlly and the other
boyR tried TO tear his clothing of, but
Sherwood's hands and part of his body
were burned 70 the bone. He was taken
to his home, hut three days later he
died OF his injuries.
There Is much feeling In the neighbour
hood and many persons believe II was q
malicious crime. aS Pug" Smith hears n
bad reputation, but since he had no
grudgc against Sherwood II WAS pr0ba-
bly, due to HIS Ignorance OF what Il
match would do. Tho result, however,
In just ms bad rs II II had been done ma
llCiously.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10
WOMAN sUFFRAGISTS
Listen 10 nh Address on tho Money QucE-
ton nv Hon. j. u. SomrrpIlIr.

Listen to mn Address on tho Money Qucs-
ton nv Hon. j. %. SomrrrIlIr.
The Woman's Politica! Equality club
held a very interesting meeting In Mrs
ZclGcnfcldcr's parlors last evening.
There was a good attendance OF the
members. andl after the meeting had
been called to order by the president
and the reading OF the minutes finished
the club WINS not only olllncd, hut de-
llgh,fully entertained by the Hon. ].
Ii. Somcrvllle, who gave very lucid
and comprehensive exposition OF the
money question. He began at the be-
ginning. from the time the COW and coon
skin were the only mediums OF rX-
change, treating his subject through all
Its various Cv0lutiOns down 10 The prCs-
cnt time; also the Bland-AllRnn bill
and the Gresham law OF finance. To-
gathcr with the present financial strug-
gle.
Extracts were then read bearing on
suffrage.
1t was argued against woman that by
giving her the right TO cXcrcIRG suffrage
III would unHcX her; TAKE her from her
home. II women to-day rngagr In n
hundred pursuits outside OF her house
hold 1t Is not tho suffrage which Is the
cause OF this.
II In capacity, taste and opportunity
women In this half century npprnxIpln-
tod the capacities Of men, Il III not IN
order to be mon that they now desire to
vote. II Ia because they are and ere
fully satisfied TO be womcf..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10
pick condensing pump OF the Holly type,
The principal data for the pump are rs

follows; F .
Total length OF rnn.....,.. ...".n., u hours
No. OF high pressure cylinders .
No. OF low pressure cyllnnCfH.,.,...,,.,2 :
Diameter Of high pressure cylinders y III.
No. OF single acting water cylinders, Il, I
Diameter or winter cylinders" ..,,U" " IN.
All cylinders having II stroke of,,,,,. 30 IN.
Travel OF water plunHcra under
load, at cnch cvoution.nU.,,,n. u q.
Total number OF rovOl utlOnS,,..,,.... II, 100
Average lohd on plungcrs, ~
shown " winter gn,iEc.",,;,.,. ildS lbs.
Average hclEht OF guhgO above
water IN s!vCr. reduced to lba,-,. % lbs,
Total load on plungcrr ....,,"nU l3S,S lbs,
Average steam pressure at pump. lCg,S lbs,
MNctlRu NnCuunnn' ',u"''i''t',t.,'. gLS IN,
steam used IN Jackct"",,",...." 0,Sl0 lbs.
Steam was used around the sides Of
tho cylinders only during tho test, and
was reduced from the boiler pressure
down 10 60 lbs hy reducing valve. The
amount OF steam used IN the Jacket ap-
pears to have been 60 per cent OF the
total amount used BY the engine. Three
times during tho test the mir pumps
were run AMI aggregated Is minutes,
making a total Ot l,G90 strokes, Or an
estimated amount OF iSih lbs OF Itchni
The electric engine was run nil the tlmn
OF the test, ana made an average Of 9i6
revolutions per minute, an estimated
amount Of 5,gSl,6 lbs NJ steam. Deduct
linz these two from the amount OF feed
water, We have remaining as tho
amount used by the pump proper, 0g,l75
los Of steam, The total load on the
plungSrs during the tcSt was i2.2SS, 49,
900 foot lbc, multiplying this by 1000, as
per the guarantee, and dividing by tho
amount Of water used, we hive a duty
OF l@J,9iO,O0O foot lbs per 1000 lbs or
winter. Respectfully yours.
JAMES II. HARLOW & co.
Consulting Engineers.
In lieu Of all the fnctS and tests made,
W. think II would be unwlsc to abandon
the use Of gas for fuel at the pumping
station as long rs gas can DO procured
at the present price. being n saving OF
over $1,000 per year for the city.
Respectfully.
THE CITY WATER BOARD,
per John Z. SchcllhGse, See.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10

Four council committees met at the
city building last evening, the only busI-
ness transacted OF a routine character.
with the exception OF the committee on
fire Department.. a number OF monthly
bills were examined for payment Chief
Marshal Henly reported that Assistant:
Chief James Keli had resigned and that
he had promoted Joha Ritter TO the va
cancy. He made Severa! other changes.
the only ncwappoIntmcnt being William
Nelson to be driver Of the chemical en-
CINE.
The committee on scales recommend
ed for payment bills amounting 20
So 90: real estate S99 60: cemeteries
SEC rs.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
stranger. In ,ro city AMI wheeling Folk,


-'-lur- III ~, "pro"".
i. II, Chadwick, Butler Pa, is In tho
city. ~,
Frank Il. Nichols. In Fnlrm0nt
visitor In the city.
Air. q, u. TobInHon. of Buckhannon,
IL h guesL OF In Howell H
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w. I'm "t"'' ~, t ~,
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MT , ~. ~, III mIH'Sr 4nu VIZ WIZ w
i'oli Mou,'uSN'.'SS te'v'aus'
Mrs. CaluhhhuEh, or SCUM dhrop
Strct. Is visltlnB friends III BarcSSlIle,
ONO.
Nrg, Edwin Alien Durham, OF SID
tersvIllc, anu wife, were In tho city yes.
iordny,
Homer l.. Kocn, Misses BESSIE and
Florn Koen, arc MurgRnt0wnans with.
In our borders,
ntr r. II NJ, vito ,,h doug,,..r
40 ~, sL,,,,,i,,, I, " - 49, ,,IsitinT r,l'
~ " "1 az IN San,h S,%c
"'.,N' W. ~ 80,
MrH' Chfls, Nculihrt' OF south Eoit
street, II recovering from serious at
tack OF pneumonia.
All the hotel registers Inst night
showed large Number Of rcnnsyiva-
MA oil men and West VirG'niGna at-
tending inc annual meeting OF the Ma
sonic body.
Mr.. John Cooper. Of Mercer county.
one OF the pioneer coul operators or
the Ella; Top" region, and who has
worked hard to see the present triumph
NJ Republicans In IVES. Virginia, Is
visiting In the city.
Mr. Carl Gotz and wife ienyc ttda
w"cIt m t,ra I'm ,h.i. ro,IIcnc, in
.y,h,,s,,ci, cc-,na,,. A., Goty Ia n
dn,I,,,ir,. orI ,,',, .,;,,,,a,,oI 4, tTn mt
Wis. go" vi III, liz SnurStn.
~ ''TaSS C' pt, ta'n "!'' % q '''s'
" 4'e'''' ,''sD.'nS''
George NJ. Hnideman, washington
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-10

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.--The Columbia lIb-
crty bell which attracted attention At
the World'a fair, Is in the hands Of tho
sheriff. The McShanc Manufacturing
Company. OF Baltimore which cnst tho
bell, obtained an attachment for $1,000.
Fhe cast OF casting. The association
mhu no effort to save their property and
the relic will be taken 10 baltimore for
exhibition. w.
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Dim McCarthy's company opened at
the Grand Opera House last night In n
play called THE Irish Grcenh0rn," II
cannot be said that Hithcr the play or
company scored n hit, in Ca.cs tic aud
lcncc was not GLOW In showing Its dis
plcasurc.The attraction Is one that Is
far below the standard Of those np-
bearing at the Grand under Manager
lcinlcrs administration, and he, in Jus
lice 10 his patrons, declared the engage
incM OF nj thecloSc Of the performance.
There viii therefore he no show nj the
Grand Tonight Or Tomorrow night.