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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
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Il lSaEnnpuneed that New York Is
about to be the recipient o. 81, 800 900 70
Sc invested In charitable institutions.
The baroness Hirsch, widow Of the emil
nSnt philanthropist who left a. fortune Of
SIS. 900. Is to spend 81, $1,000 or there
dhouts In the erection Of model tenement
houses Ia New York city. Ex-Mayor
Grace Is to found in the same city, 81 the
scost Of g OOO, 900. an Institution in which
sisIs are to be taught how to support
thtmaelves
Baron HlrSch gave q great deal Of
money for charitable work 10 this eoun,
us. 10 the Jewish colonization prOJcct
slShe he gave siO,OOo.ooO Mr. Grace has
not 90 large fortune as the Hirsch for
tune. but ne Is q man Of charitable inn
pulse and OF level business head and
rtlts his money where It win do good.
ar. Grace came to this country poor
Iriah boy, laid tire foundation of his for
tine IN Peru and has added 70 tin sew
tfal lands through d large and very sues
"a fui shipping business. Baron Hlrsch
was the son OF German cattle dealer
ana made his Immense fortune IN baild-
ine railroads. Each Of these men made
hIs own way Inthe world.
Baroness Hirsch Is strongly impressed
Nth the conviction that the possession OF
wealth brings with II a terrible rcsponsi5
blIIty. Her husband had the same idea.
ana both have sought 10 make enc very
best use Of the large means with which
tbey have been favored and with which
Ia 4 sanse they have been burdened. The
stowal Of large part Of his fortune on
worthy objects was the chief considera-
Ion OF the latter part Of Baron Hirseh's
life. II seems TO occupy the whole
thought Of his widow.
= Il IS true as Baroness H!Tsch says, that
wealth brings heavy responsibility.
and this is true Of small fortunes as well
aslIatgc. 1t does not happsn that every
rich person feels this responsibility but
Ii lssto the credit OF our human nature
mat 4 great deal OF good much more
than the world knows OF 3 done BY
wealthy. people.
Demagogues are fond Of denouneins
wealth and the wealthy, and vet the
world often profits by wealth, never BY
the arts OF the demagogpe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
Ar11.rRusr pECIsIoN.
RhEllsh Investors In American Stock
Take Fright,

EaEllsh Investors In American Stocks
Take Fright
LONDON, March 2s.-Thc drop in the
prices OF American stocks last week is
explained by to-day's financial papers.
They say 1t IS because tho European
public has steaSlly kept out Of the mar
ket and the pressure sales on the part
Of New York this week brought It's
natural results In q decline. The
heaviest fall has, OF course, been IN
speculative stocks.
''Thc immediate cause of selling this
week" says the Statist, twas the decl-
sion Of the supreme court that the traf'
flc associations for controlling rates,
VIII have TO be dissolved, which might
result In rate conflicts"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

For several thou5and years mankind
gbt along without the bicycle. Then II
was discovered that the two-wheeled
thing was very agreeable kind Of toy,
ana 50 progress was made in its develop
uen,. Next came the discovery that the
bicycle could be made useful In a bust
ness way. Then there was more devcl-
Opment
AZ the device developed It dawned on
the human mind that there had never
,been ! better means Of locomotion where
there MAS any kind Of a road or path 70
run on. BY this time twas said that a
uew and great industry was born.
At first the English had It nearly ali to
themselves. Gradually he United States
has been taking a hand II the production
OF the bicycle. until now this industry
has very dellded commercial Importance.
It Is estimated that 200 factories in the
United States. having 4 capital of moro
than S1OoOOo,OOO. are producing about
1,225,OOO bicycles a year. The industry
Is supposed 70 give employment In this
country 70 10000 persons.
The history Of the bicycle Is the his
tpry Of the rapid up-bullding Of an In
JIdstry almost without parallel.
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III
plsereattlng CIVIL service ltesorl.'
u y easy 60 &c that mere y sre'lt oP'
position % clVl .sNle 'lutl1, u - ~
been presented py AT. SleVelanos ~
snInss5ration, Iae otltpte'llS n sne sen. YEN,
ate Of the unitea stetes means very
nuca more than tle one ss'l y, ~
ready TO stfake. Iils VOICES g tne,e 1sl'-
ators reflect IN very co'islaet'tDle oeisI l,
The eentln'ents o. 2 laFse nu9aDe' 81 'ns
people
+ Mr., Cleveland not only turned ous , q.
once te'aDl'o..l- - a,,. ~, IN ~, ~
Democrats. si'ea ttle'' Sl1. - -
Gratis with civll eesS'cc ts'oEt . ~. ~
ana ti'oee anoef S'llia Slst oul Ano es'
Eradsd taoaaanas q men auu MoIlle' a
who have entered t's puU',D e.l's'0s 't'Sns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
eREATER NEW YORK
u PopnIatlon will be Greater tl'an Nine
StntFa COmblnetl.

States COmhtneu'
New York World: The place in the
union which a population OF 100000
alves greater New York Is one of such
pre.emlnence that IT has not yet been
fully realized.
The population Of the greater city IS
only eaualled or surpassed by that OF
six states OF the union. Texas has a ter
ritory as large as the whole Of Francs,
vet In the limited area OF Greater New
York we have population as large
that of the blgSest commonwealth of
the southwest. We exceed MaBsaehu-
sctts By half million and Tennessee
by over million, while We have nlnc
times as many people as Vermont. The
states which equal or exceed us In pops
ulatlon are New York, Penn7glVanla,
Texas, Illinois, Missouri and Ohio. We
exceed the rest by ratios Illustrated In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Fayctte Republican: Summers county
is now numbered among tho dry coun-
ties OF West Virginia, tho present
county court having refused 10 grant
license to sell intoxicating liquors Tho
Hinton council granted the necessary
authority for selling IN tile city. hut
tho county court refused to allow tlIn
license. The authority Of The county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Good people are showing decided In
forest in the movement to send to New
York for treatment the persona bitten by
tho dog whose bite caused the death Of
young Higgins. Responses arc coming
In, but they are not coming fast enough.
This is a matter In which delays arc dan.
gcrouS. Let US have a little more actIvl.
~ on this good line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

In South and North Dakota, relating
their own personal experience In those
states. have been published In pamph-
lei form BY the Chicago, Milwaukee &
81. Paul Railway, and 40 these letters
are extremely interesting, and the
pamphlet 10 finely illustrated, one copy
VIII be sent to any address, on receipt
Of two.cent postage stamp. Apply 10
;Iohn r, Pott, District Passenger Agent,
lS6 William street, willIamsport, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
APelntofFt ,ouett..,

The point Is made that the treasurer OF
tho United States. In remIbtlnE to Mr..
Cleveland the last Instrument OF his; sal-
airy, erred in addressing him as Grover
Cleveland. ESQ.
It Is recalled that ex-PreSldent Frank
lin Pierce returned to the state depart
rent a letter addressed to him in that
way. and asked Secretary Of State Sc
ward II the letter had been so addressed
With the knowledge Of the secretary.
Secretary Seward apologised and said
that he would follow the line laid down
by Secretary OF State Daniel Webster
Ex-President Pierce was then addressed
as Franklin Pierce. and nothing more.
The point Of all this is that an express
ident OF the United States Is dIstln-
guIahcd person, who does not need 70
have tackled on to his name the honorary
title Of esquire. It Is merely matter Of
etiquette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

II the population Of Maine. New
Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island.
Montana. North Dakota, Oregon, Utah
and Nevada were all united In q single
state It would stIll be less than the
ponulation of Greater New York
II would be easy to multiply such
comparisons, but 1t Is better to Temem.
Der that the greatness OF q city Is
measured more by the Intelligence. the
lIberalIty, the enterprise, the love OF
FREEDOM and justice illustrated in ITS
history, than by the number OF Its peo-
ne We do not purpose to forget. how.
ever, or 20 allow others to forget, Chat
Greater New York Is now great enough
n every way 20 afEord 70 be modest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

ToRTURING, Itching. scaly skin
eruptions. burns and scalds are aoothed
a. once and promptly healed by De.
Wits witch Hazel sRlVe, the best
known cure for piles. c. r. Goethe, cor
ner Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie
q Co. Bridgeport; Peabody & Son.
nanRJhAd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
NOTICE on DISSOLuTI0N.

Tho public will take notice that by ms.
tiial consent OF the partners, the law him
OF Dryden q Robinson will be dlssojysS
on the 1Ht day Of ArpIl, 1887. All peTEor'
iiFm will please call at No. 1915 chapllSs
street, wheeling, W. Va, before the sSi5
date and settle their accounts with MI
iiFIn. DRYDEN q ROBINSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

The action Of the Flint Glass Workers
Union is very important 70 the factories
that have remained in the union. II
puts them at last on an equal footing
with the non.union factories in the mat.
tor OF moves. II this action had been
taken earlier It would have been better
for the organization. Not 10 many glass
houses would have closed their doors
agalnst Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
Notiess. to the Public.

All perSbba are hereby warned ayaIns,
riding or driving across the Market stree,
bridge at a.sPeed faster than walk. All
heavy hauling across said bridge is pro.
hiblted. Any person or persons found VIC.
latlng thlS' order win be prosecuted. Tho
public wifi take warning.
BY order OF the Board Of Public Works.
w. II. HoRNIsH,
mr29 Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

" I D E E
ie and Immunity q pratto linriaelYes
Sm6ng other ihlngS thos afe3ln dansof
ptbalbs swallowed by Jep9n, taio from
Witch they urn With pomdthipg akin q
formr TAey donot wish q pe gcveEaea
rs Abilities
: OF courso We would hayo % assume The
hawaiian debt. but thatls q small inat.
ler, bsiaG about 900 asanlag 8 st
sent interest we borrow money q 8
per c6nt which would reduce the interest
about ohc.half. AZ an onset We would
gain the custom receipts, amounting g
about three times the interest We would
have % pay on the debt assumedl
sealing that theah are really Americanu
VINO want Us 70 take them In and that
We have need Of thelr little country, we
should not hesitate 20 qbSprb Il. To this
American statGsmRnship Of three quar-
tSrs Sot q ecntirY has looked forward
without 4 break until Mt. Cleveland saw
1 diferent light. wo have missed some
other good thlngs. Let hS not miss this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

DON'T allow the lungs to be impair
ed by the continuous irritation OF q
cough. It Is easier to prevent congump-
ton than to euro II. One Minute Cough
Cure taken carly will ward on any
fatal lung trouble. C. R. GoetSe. cor
ner Twelfth and Market Streets Bowie
& Co.. Bridgeport; Peabody & Son,
BenWood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29
APRIL, 1871,

commenclne ut 10 O'Clock q, M. the tOI.
lowing described property:
Lot numb e''nln0 in James g. FraTefI
sub-diVisl6I!1f lots 16 u and Is Of diyiHoa
L Of the Jo9eph Caldwell estate, as ShoTn
on the plat Of Lamb and Russell, special
commissioners, recorded In Deed Book No
81. page 4s3Gsl Said lot No. 9 hereby cor:
veyed Il apart Of lot No. u Of the sad
division L and has q frontage on FAIR
mont Pike, or TWentysninth street e1'
tended, o. hfty-flve feet and runs back
the same width to the depth Of one hun'
dred and twenty-five feet, but there 10 ne:
served and excepted a strip Of ground o.
the unISoffn width Of i've feet on the
northwest Side Of said lot for the plrpos,5
OF drainage, said flve feet strip extends
the full depth OF said lot from the rear 10
the Fairm0It Pike,
TERMS iOF SALE-o One third and As
much mora a. tho purchaser elects 10 pay
IN cash on, the day Of sale, the balance
Ia two equal ailments at one and tN'p
years, notes bearing interest from the dAy
OF sab to hal given for the deferred pay
Nv. j. W. CowDEE, Trustee,
W. II. HJALiLER, Auctioneer. mEa-m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

There Is in Washington very numcr-
GUS representation OF the American poo
pic, camped there in testimony of a will
lngnoss to share with tho President tho
burdens Of executive responsibility. And
the President goes on doing things In his
own good time and in his own good way.
The country does not seem "a be suffer-
Ing by reason OF the Presidents way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

.coufl 10 40 Ms niay 20 tod ~ TIE
c5jirt8 II the tviillSS dtllai lf1 MOTT
disposed giye ~ lucrative blainels
;ivithuut q tight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

There can no longer be any doubt that
the German emperor is subject to terrl-
bic epl1eptIC flts; and wtcn'he is hot hnv-
Ing a. ne seems either TO DO getting
over one OF about to have one. II word
we're to come any day that William has
gone mad there would DO no. room for
surprise. His laaSuags,In public II not
the language OF a perfectly sane man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

FOR hoarSeness, sore tllroat and
cough, take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the
speclde for affections OF the throat and
chest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Is clothed with vcrdure green and
spotted with the beautiful blue and
white prairie flowers, tokens Of luxu-
RANT soil like that fair country to which
Moses led the children Of Israel IN an
Client times,
And like unto that land OF plenty,
South Dakota Outrlvals KS sister states
OF the East In the products OF lts soil,
S0wn, cultivated and harvested IN less
time and with greater case than IN any
other portion Of the United States
And 30 I've say unto YOU that now Il
the opportunity OF lifetime TO Go
west and buy farm" For descriptive
lists and prices, address W. u. Powell,
General immigration Agent, Chlcnao,
Illinois. mth&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

on and AFTER April !, 1851, W. P, Robing0n
will pursue the practice OF the Law al No
1915 ChRpline street, and II. T. Dryden
Will pursue the practice Of the law al 10
1875 Chaplipe street. Room No 4, Bushey
BuildinF, where their respective client,
Si,iJi ~ IN amer said date
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.F0R RENT

y ~
4roomg Oh Alley in rear of 10 -Four. ;.
No. 1870 Main street. rooms.,,.."...
No. 2211 Chkpllne street. y y
No. 1914 Mtin street, I rooms, both ,sm
No. So Main street. rooms, both a
gases fIIfpiShed, for. ...............r. wv
No. IL Fdltfteenth street. ,.s,,.""'.. a. "A
No, 81 Seyfhieenth street. ...,..,s.' g n
No, 68 Seventeenth street, both gases y X
No. lGS Fourteenth street, both gases S%
No. l6s2 Main street, store room, poth :, A
gases ..,sssss s...s..ss.s ..ssssS'''sS'''' x n
40. u Seventeenth street. ...,...'.'' q X
No. So Main ST., saloon and room = x
No. 81 Sixteenth street, store room "
Residence EdRinBtOn Lane, II rooms
acres ground, 30 fruit treGS'''''' a
No. 26N Main street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Saloon In Martins Ferry. ......s'''s''
4-f4oomedi house, Crescent PlacC......;' z"
3 hOuEedN near Manchester CoA
Works, 6A$t OF MI. do ChRntAl y cas-"
3 rooms Eelbert property, on Whees' IN
No, IA Market street, blacksmith
shop .ssT,,,... ...,s.s4.s.. .''''''.'
Stable rear OF German Bank
FOR SALE,
Manufacturing site, accessible to FAH
road.
No, 2SJI ChaplinA street. a
FlvG-roomcd house southeast corner
Elizabeth and Twelfth street. $l.lh
Real estate OF every description
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

Every hOnSsksepsr interested, SEQ sIlfei
and CO.'A al.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-29

An druREists guarantee Tr. Miles PAM
PIBIR 10 stop Headache. "OnO cent dose"
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.1E0 TFT

store room, TWenty-seventh street,
Pythi6n Castle building; good opening fos
Rstail SteT5 room 1lts Main street, with
: retain s 9 Ss5Es room lns Main street, With
7.roomed dwelling. all convenience Y
Twelfth street.
6.roomed dwelling 81 North Huron St, I'll
7.roomed selling q South Front street.
i.roomed DWELLING 81 South Front street
b.roone "a 6WelllnE Alley 10 TElRn6l. .,
3 rooms "a, ihoor . South Huron n, 4.
S-roomed cottage Pleasant Yalhy, q
3 rooFnS "a Moor, Wabash and Indiana, a
odices IN New Exchange Bank Building.
"a .ShGTrnI
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q. @. SAEITH,
Exchange Bank Building.
TRUsTEBs SALE

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made By
Emma ", Woods and Robert Woods, her
husband, To- me, as trustee, dated Septtm-
her 2, 1856 recorded In the ONCE Of the
clerk OF the county court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No
70, page j13; 4 will sell at the north front
door Of the court house Of said county %
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8 fThe llSTELLIGENcERi embracing ita
several edition.. . entered IA the Post
enlee Il wheeling. W. Va. q see6nd'elasa
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me- lNTEI lllGENCE

ms, psr Year, ~ htail, y Advance
RastagA REspald. lar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-25

position IS one OF our great tenor sing
e-s Miss Parkhurst, VINO takes tn=
leading soprano part is Topeka's drama
tic soprano with a voice and presence
that have won for her high praise. Miss
Mabel Lariner, who has devoted long
study and hard work 10 the cultivation
OF her fine voice in the finest schools Of
music in New York, takes the contralto
role That she will do 50 with great
credit goes without saying. Mr.. Bion
Hull takes the bass role. All who have
heard NJ. Hull in the several appear
ances in Wichita, accord him full mea-
sure OF commenda ton. Mr.. Frank Eig-
gins in tenor numbers. Miss Walker,
Mss Anerne and all those who have in
dividual work in the Oratorio are IN ev-
cry way competent and prepared The
grand chorus Of over hundred trained
voices complete the work. The tickets
for any OF the performances can now De
secured and reserved al Biting Brothers.
Price, so cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-25

length Of the pillar and its pedestal. a
canal. miniature tunnel not more than
five ceatimetres in diameter. large
enough 10 allow the wires 20 pass 20
the TOP.
AS a general thing. an operation OF this
kind is MT such a dreadful undertaking
How many electric je.s. resembling
crowns Of diamonds. have we not seen
adjoining stone battlemenss. and they
have been accomplished as easily as q
steel drill going through a pine board.
But when we realize that the obelisk
cannot De moved. and that this work
must be done from the base OF the pedes-
tal. the undertaking presents some
seemingly insurmountable obstacles.
AS nothing is impossible nowadays,
these obstacles have been foreseen and
It is claimed that the work viii not &C.
cupy more than ten days. Softered by
electricity and aided by injections of va
ter under heavy pressure. destined TO
clean away the debris Immediately. a
skilful driller can advance a, the rate OF
50 centimetres an hour AS the obelis,S
measures 1851 metres and its pedestal a
little more than eight, il stands in round
numbers a. 50 metres At 80 cen;imetres
an hour il can be finished in sixty-four
hours. that is 10 say, in eight days of
eight working hours each. But as acct
dents must be taken into consideration.
il has been calculated that i, will not
take more than ten days
The subter-anean work-that is TO say.
the digging OF the conduit gallery 10 the
h3se of the obeiisk-and the building OF
the scaffolding necessary 10 establish q
connecting point in the tunnel will be
the longest and most hazardous parts o.
the operation.
But, be these obstacles as they may,
work will not be commenced on the mon
olith until 1899.
4 very delicate question yet remains
ursoIved. and that is, how are the line
men going TO get up to the top OF this
ancien: candlestick 20 repair any breaks
or replace any broken globe or the hun
bred and one accidents liable to happen
to any electric light? Some wags have
suggested that the linemen should be
furnished with small balloon in which
to make their daily visits OF inspection;
Others, that a species of fire ladders
should be built, which could be shot in
the air at a moments notice and serve
as a safe and comparatively easy mode
OF reaching the wick Of the giant candle
The substitution of one article for an
other is kind OF green goods game that
the public can put an end 10 by refus-
ing to trade at stores where it is prac-
ticed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-25
BORING A HOLE IN AN OBELIsK
Gigantic Task on an Egyptian Relic to be
Undertaken In Paris.

Paris, June 24-If any one told Sesos-
iris. as the fortieth century OF his past
greatness rolled by and ne was patiently
waiting the coming OF the great conquer
er Napoleon and MS legions OF French
soldiers, that day would come when
the monolith OF his wonderful palace al
LouqsoT would be put 10 The ignoOle use
like a giants candlestick-of serving
as an electric light FOR the Place de Ia
Coacorde, Sesostris. who may have been
rogue. and perhaps a type OF the mod
ern Nenelik, would certainly have been
seized with a spasm OF horror.
Wei, The fact OF the matter is, If We
have not already reached that point o:
desscration We are on tie verge OF i.
and modern vanials have proposed ii
ne most serious manner in the world 70
utilize THIS old Egyptian monument dur
ing the exposition OF 1900 by Installing on
lis summit he nevis invention OF this
wonderful closing century in the way o.
al electric light. l. Is expected that iais
ps,adoxical Lighthouse VIII not be "a
leas. attractive among ttie many "si5us'
o. ne cosmopolitan k-maess.
I
.eressing fcun the poia: OF view ot Is
originality and TIE oddly 0: its me-
laog-already regarded as ssc-.legi0sis
by s1:husias;s-5u; also from The com
mingilng c: archzisa and nncdernzess
xhica !, offers 70 cur as:onished eyss-
1. is also . wonder On accoun; Q: .he
technical difficulties which /; presents
and the subtle problems wnicA controlt
IL oIiginato-s-
I. = -, a question % GisPosing % lie
s-sctrl, wires il ne exterior o The z15--
1nsat. no- running mem Up On ne su--
fecs. = he defie.1ea- - Is b=sGcizgi
lines; hut. Eas.AeE - 10. they u--si =
pissed enough is .a,srio-. sar5cEh re
ih,ks-<s - ne H373il;a. xzsch. as e.
e.yo-e * gs. IS massive and conp3cs-
Tas-e1o--. The necessity cSafrcnsx t1e
electrician % boring hole through re