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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22
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SPORT
THE GRIDIRON GAME.

Washington aud WhSOIihEAo Do Battle
This Aflsrnpou, and "a Exciting stFug-
gle CtFtaiu-Tha OpSninE tbs sSasonI
RoolsrS Coming Prnu Wilmington.
The football season EWheeilpg win
le opened at the IsIa1f park this af-.
ternoon, the strong washington, Pa,
team lining up against ne Wheeling
Athletic Club. The weather man pros
misses better weather than he favored
the community with yesterday, but the
long-haired fraternity indulge in the
plgskin pastime whether the ground be
wet or dry, and many Wheelingttes viii
recall the memorable game in o. at the
state fair grounds, where w. & ]. and
west virginia University fought for
supremacy on q field which was knee
deep in mud, and sueeession OF water
pools. !, =.
The washington team Will arrive IN
wheeling at 10 a. M. over the Balt-
more & Ohio, and will take quarters
prepared for them at the Stamm. As
uhey have to return on the $50 p. m.
train, the game win be called about 2:45
O'Clock. A host OF rooters win accom-
pang the team, and Wheeling should be
represented on the side lines with q
big crowd OF rooters for sthe red and
blue" w. A. C.'s colors. The local adj
rnIrers of football can do much to pro-
mote the sport by turning out this az
ternoou, for football in Wheeling needs
more encouragement than It has re-
ceived In former years
Carl Lang will be one OF the otticials,
and patrons are assured clean, seien-
tiic game. The teams will line up as
follows:
wheeling. Position. Washington.
r.. Edwards (C.l. Left End......R. Jenkins
Left Tackle. Hays
w Mathis...... Left Guard,.... White Co.
Barrett .,,,........ Center ...,... Williamson
Snlth, Right Guard...... .Sehaeter
Snecht, Right Tackle, n. jenkins
Ions or Mathis. Right End. Bromley
Clynk.........,.... Quarter Low hitener OF
]. Edwards. $3.50. Right Half ........ Clahey
Left Half,...,. Whiteman
Curtis. Full Back. Miller or Wick
Subs: Wheeling-Menser, Kregel, Bren-
nan, O'Connor: htngton-Seaman,
Berry, Langanbacher. Wingett.
LinGlyS Vailed tosAppeAr.
The high school team ana LInsly were
to have come together yesterday, but
the cadets we're found lacking. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22
NMRCHEN.
Happenings OF Interest In the Har1hH'l
County Town.

Usppenlnrs Of Interest In the MarShHll
County Town.
Tomorrow at 3 o'clock all members
OF the Methodist Episcopal church are
requested to assemble at the church, to
meet the pastor. A full attendance Is
desired.
Earnest McMechen has resigned his
position with the Baltimore & Ohio, and
has accepted position with {. a.
House, OF Wheeling.
Wallace and John Kettelwel are at
Glencoe, o., visiting their mother, who
is dangerously III.
Mr.. Mason, aged seventy-three years,
died at his home at Benwood Junction.
yesterday morning.
Roy Stein, OF the Second West Vir-
ginia regiment, Is home on seven
days furlough.
william Burnley and family have 70
turned home from visit with friends
at Cameron,
DAY Myers. Of Dover. Ohio, has nc
cepted position with S, B. West the
druggist.
F, II. Cartwright moved his family
from Delaware, Ohio, to this place TINS
week.
L. NJ, McFan and ". F. Reece have
returned from waynesburg, Pa.
Earl Doyle, son OF Sheriff Doyle is
seriously III with pneumonia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22

Another large audience saw the pro-
ductIon OF Gettysburg" tho stirring
war drama, at the Grand Opera House
last night. Tho audience heartily np-
plauded the many stirring seems and
beautiful tablenux, and the company
received two enthusiastic curtain calls.
The principal roles are in capable
hands, and the production Is satIsfIc-
tory in every respect. 1t will he repeated
this afternoon, and the engagement Will
close with to-night's performance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22

come a physical wreck The man who
neglects the little hG laehes, the loss OF
appetite and sleep, nervousness, hot flush
inRs, cold chiils, heavy head, lax muscles,
and the multitude of bad feelings that are
the heralds of approaching sickness and
disease, must pay a tremendous penalty
Por men who suffer In this way there IS
no medicine equal TO DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II sharpena the APP
petite, cofrects ali disorders Of the digcs.
ton, invigoratcs the liver. makes the as.
sanitation OF the food perfect, purihes the
blood and enTiches Il with the liie'givtng
elements that build new, healthy flesh. It
Is the great blood. maker and Aesh.builder.
II cures eS per cent. Of all cases Of con-
sumption aRd Is the best Of all known
remedies for nervous troubles. Thousands
have told, over their own sigratutca, tho
stories Of the wonders il has performed.
Honest dealers will not urge a substitute
for the sake Of little eEtTn profit.
Thomas Fletcher Of clifton station. Fairfax
Co. Va, writes: ~ suffered terrible tofturea
for ten years with gastralgia pain IN the
Giomach). then took six bottles Of DR. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery which completely
cured me"
Wien the bowels arc regular the body
will feel good and tho mind will be active.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
situation. One little pellet is a gentle
laxative, and two a mild cathartie. They
never grippe. All good dealers sell them
and have nothing else Just a. good"
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nnov 10 euro An sEln Dl,,als,,"

Simply apply "SwAYNE's ONT.
MENT." No internal medicine reQulr-
cd. Cures letter. eczema, Itch, all erup'
lions on tho fnce. hands, nose etc. leaV-
ing the skin clear, white ana heAlIhy,
ia great henllnE and curative powers
arc posgesged by no other remedy. Ask
YOUR druggist for SWAYNE's ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&W
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NouNpsYTLLK

a MISCELLANEOUS BIsIanEe Of Minor Mat
ter from AIurshall,S Metropolis.
In the circuit court yesterday, Charles
Anderson. who was indicted for break
ing into and stealing from the store
room OF the Moundsville Hardware Co.,
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Compound
Makes People We'll.

Tue one true specific for dilsaSss arising
from adebilitatsd isrvous system e Pains's
celery compound, 90 generally prescribed
by physlelans. Its probably the most re-
variable remedy that thsteiontihe research
otthIs country has produced. Prof. Edward
3, Phelps, II. D.. L. L D., Of Dartmouth
college itst prescribed what's now known
the world over As Pains's celery compound,
q positive cure for dyspepsia, biliousuesI,
Nysr complaint, neuralgia, rhsunatitHl. all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
Palns,s celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
REDEMPTION OF BONDS, LOAN OF 1851,
WHEELING, ". Va, Oct, 10. 1875

Tho following bonds OF the loan OF 1851
have this dny been drawn by lot, accord.
inc 10 ordnance and will be redeemed on
and after the first day OF November lS9S,
AZ the Bank of tho Ohio Valley Interest
on tho same ceases on that cay: a.. a.,
En 30. s93, 15S SOS, %, Col, lg6, 6iS, q, 6Ie
all 81 lg1, 49, 7OS. lS6. i06, $50, ~, Isl, NS
~. iOd. 7i6 6iS, sc, us, ono hundred dol
'A nos SaS IS. $50 az, no i've hundred dol
Nos. SGi, sli. one thousand dollars each,
WAI. b. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLIAACK,
ocii Commissioners.
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DENTISTRY.
E. E. WORTHEN,
DENTIST.

Psabody Balding, Room N,. 3D.
ING Market Street, i. +. Wheeinb W. Va
--rAEE EtEyAroR.- ivA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22

Last nights games wound up the
first weeks contests In the Musee
league. The short end team managed
20 win the second game from the high
priced aggregation they were pitted
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pRoPosALs.

CSEALED PROPOSALS FoRt FRESH
- BEEF.
Scaled bids will be received at the west
VlrTini1 PenitentIary until twelve az
o,ni5HE meridian al November ID 1893, Tor
the furnishing OF said penltenulary with
Fresh Beef FOR six 10 months from No
vember Is. 1885
No old COWS, old oxen or bulls 2 30 furS
nlshed, and contractor Is 10 fqrnleh q
many hind quarters as fore Qua9tefs, and
al such times and IN such quR htltle1 a.
the warden may direct.
Beef to be delivered In the Per. lentlafy,
and hid 10 he marked IBID FOR Eleof," and
addressed to s. A. Hawk. Warden,
iTbS hoard reserves tho right 10 reject
any or All bids. BY order Of tho Board Of
Directors. l,,,,,
ocl5 Secretary.
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high school lads are practlclng hard un-
der the coaching OF Prof. ". B. Turner
and are anxious for another crack at
the Llnslys.
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BOWLING.
wunn1ING LEAGrR

Last nights games in the Wheeling
league resulted in the Bowlers taking
three straight. The score was as fol-
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cANAR1Es.

CANARIEs-5O HARTZ MOUNTAIN
] Rollers, Males $500, Females boe, q
HENRY HELMBRIGHT'S, corner NAT
ket and Sixth streets log
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MEDICAL,

I ADIEsI Chishestef'l English Pcnnbrgyal ~
.D;,na.a pIla4e are the Best, 5; l sR.i9
o. Ehtt" N irrrIs " ROtnrn Mall. AZ plfflA
Chichester Chemical Cos PkllddA.' IA
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TO LOAN.

1EoNEY TO LOAN ON REAL. Es-
N TATE, Six per cent Interest ana one
per cent premium, total seven gs ~, SSn 4
LOAN CO., SGD St, Bellalre. Ohio. 0eI
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eTAT1oNpRY. BOOKS. nTo.
OAsR BALL GOODS.

unmmoeks, croouet, wnr Maps and
Novelties. Pittsburgh Dispatch, CONNER
cini Chaotic, Post, Times. Cincinnati En'
SWirer Comnerrinl Tribune. New York
md other leading dnllies, Magazines StA'
llonery, Gospel Hymns, -
1914 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22

NO picnic or outing IL complete with
out Cooks Imperial Champagne, extra
dry. 1t completes your lunch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22

MUsEE LEAGUE,

Observation-Disclosures and Sye. Umpire
F. Braseh. To-night-Alleys open.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22
IN HONOR Ul' PROF. JONES,

A Retention was Given Last Evening At
Odh Fellows HnlI--ThS Occasion was
ono In which IIrgrSt wns Mingled with
Enjoyment.
Last night. at ]. o. o. F. HAN, there
was n social function in witch those
present were flied with feelings Of MIN
gled regret and enjoyment, The occa-
sion was the farewell reception given
BY the Pean Gatherers Of Simpson NJ
u. church. colored, in honor of Prof. j.
McHcury Jones. late principal Of Lin-
coin gcholo, who leaves for Farm next
weeh, TO become prtsrdeTt Of the West
Virginia colOrei Institute. There was
n very large attendance, and the pro-
grnmme prepared was rendered delight
fuzzy, ms follows:
instrumental
.......,............MIs Miss Eliza NJ. GLASGOW
Invocation. ..........,.,....lBy keN. BulhIy
Opening Address. j. W; MnteIa
odd Feiiows Address Mr. Frank Wright
Vocal SolOn.,.,"..,....h Mr. floming Jones
Recitation Miss OTisiSn n. Bgasley
instrumental Solo...... Miss Lillian Berry
Address. ...,,....".....Dr. u. II. stillyhru
Vocal Duett........... .,,.,..; ..,.;,;,.';,s,...
Mira. Il. o. dreenleo and MISS Behlhh
u, Mccullough.
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Some broken lines of
ladies' and Gentlemen's
Wooden underwear.."...
will also be II
If your size and kind is
in this lot it's a big money
saver, although we are
offering big values all
through our Underwear
department this year
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FOR RENT. ea az gas

NOR RENT-sEvBRALe GOOD ROOMS
q IN the City Bank Building. Inquire %
he City Bank Of Wheeling. mel
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he assisted by Miss Grace Updegraf,
always favorite in wheeling, and the
boy choir OF the church. A large auol-
ence will greet the trio OF splendid en-
tertaiuers.
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TNoR RENT-THE wARE-RooM NO.
q 1910 Main street. Possession ut once.
Inquire OF r. ]. McCULLAGH, No. %
Fifteenth street au2
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nor RENT-FTNE OFFICE ROOMS,
10 best location in city. Possession at
once. NICoLG'S ART STORE, 1871 Mar
ket street. oesg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-20
CINCINNATI STUCK FAST.
The Cruiser Runs on Big Rock In
Santiago Harbor and Sticks.

SANTIAGO. CUBA. Dec. 1S.-While
the United states cruiser Cincinnati was
leaving port about sunset yesterday she
ran al fun speed upon rock, which was
clearly defined in the charts, but which
was not buoyed.
General Leonard Wood. considering
that the absence OF a buoy there might
lead TO an accident last September an
chored a small one. the first ever placed
there. but the Bessise entering the har-
bor one night. carried II away, and since
then there had been no buoy 10 marx
the location Of the rock
The Cincinnati is probably not seriously
damaeed. as she is not leaking. For the
last twenty hours the government col
lier Southery and the Mayhower have
been engaged i'm an effort 10 pull her of
tho rock Thus far they have been un-
successful. but it is hoped they VIII
have better luck tonight AT high tide
The principal risk now Is or tearing Il
hole i'm the cruisers bottom "hiie pun
ing her or the rock.
Captain g. VI Chester, the cruiser
commander. insists that the harDor
marks are in the wrong places, ana
have not been altered In any way since
tbo American occupation. Pilots are
NOT compulsory upon the entrance OF
v,,rsbiDs. but the Santiago harbor is
didicult. and II IS urged that warshlp
should invariably take one. Hereafter
n large buoy will mark the rock upon
which the Cincinnati struck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-20
AN ALABAMA OUTRAGE.
Masked Robbers Attack and Severely
Beat a Wealthy Widow.

BIRMINGHAM ALA, Dec. 81 Mo
masked robbers early this morning en-
tered the house OF Mrs. Ida Myers,
wealthy widow living near josie, As4id.,
and began beating her with cluus. het
s,.re,r,s .roused John Cook, Oyer'eer OF
her farm. who ran TO her rescue, put
vyas felled by one OF the IoDDeIs an"
rendered unconscious. 49,. .,,to,.oe
Leaving the two for dead. the tnleNes
turned their attention 10 Mrs. J.. Myers
dImehter-in-law Of the WIDOW. VINO oCcI-
MED an adjoining room. ana WHO n@u nu
been awakened and was screaming tol
helm Her brains were beaten OUT VIII
riubs and her corpse left upon the noor
30 A., tho house was then blown open
with dynamite and $1,000 in gold was oD-
Inc robbers then set fire 10 the house
"a bide their crime and fed. Just as they
denarfed Cook regained consciousness anu
otioklv surveyed the situation lie drag
6ed ont the elder Mrs. Myers. VINO Mas
still insensible. and also rescued Wv
cornse of the murdered woman. KUN
nine 10 the farm bell, he rang II with al
bie rnight This aroused the neignDorhood,
and soon a score Of farmers were upon
the scene. but too late 10 save the mousse
from destruction ,,,.. ,-,,,,,
4 lvpching party was hurriedly organ
tied and mounted men sent IN every III
rrction i'm hope Of apprehending lhe ih"i
derers but al last reports tney were az
large II caught they Will be uhceIeHhoni-
ously strung up. mi. s.,o,,,rod and
ber lie Is despaired Of She says the
as, she knew of the presence OF toDotIs
US when one Of them dragged htt lIohl
ter he'd while the other began pouhulis
bor with a club She has no laea As w
their identity y.-Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-20
VRGINlA'S CLAIM.
The Secretary Replies to senator Dam
icl'S Resolution of Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, L. c.. Dec. - -Spe-
cial Secretary Of the Treasury Gage
to-day replied 10 the resolution Of in-
qGiry introduced by Senator Daniel last
Friday with reference 90 the govern
menrs Indebtedness 10 Virginia. The
text Of the resolution was g.Nef. I'm this
correspondence Saturday morning. II
asks whether payment of money ad
vanced by the Governor of Virginia for
fitting ont troops Is being withheld, and,
If 30. for what reasons, and requests
the Secretary 10 transmit any corre-
spondence on the subject between officials
of the Treasury Department and those
OF the State Of Virginia. In reply the
Secretary says payment of the amount
certified by the Auditor of the War De-
partment as due the State has been
withheld under a decision Of the Con-
troller Of the Treasury which decision
he oncloscs. The text OF the papa was
printed in the Times several weeks ago.
The Secretary also encloses a copy or
a letter which was sent % the Governor
ON the 3rd instant, transmitting a COPY
of the Controllers decision. 40 new ln~
formation is elected, and the resolution
and reply merely serve to bring the mat
ter before the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-20
FOOD FISHES.
Some Valuable Information as to the
the Thousands i'm Our Waters.


WASHINGTON, Dec. Specialize
United states Department OF Agriculture
has just issued another of the popular
publications known as Farmers Bulletins:
IL IS No. > Of the series and Is entitled
Fish as Food II was prepared by {.
F. Lang worthy. Ph. D., of the Onice
of Experiment stations, and treats OF the
chemical composition, nutritiye value,
digestibility. and commercial importance
of food fishes and aquatic invertebrates.
In relation 10 the widespread notion
that fish contains large proportion OF
phosphorus. and on that account Is par
ticularly valuable as brain food, the Dull
letin states that I'm the specimens thus
far analyZed the percentages OF phospoius
are not larger than are FOUND IN me
flesh Of other animals used for food.
But, even If the flesh be richer In phos-
phOrus. there Is no experimental evidence
10 warrant the assumption tlat nsn II
more valuable than meats or other fOOd
material for the nourishment OF the brain.
Fish contains the same kind or nutrl-
ments as other food materials. iI
is essentially heterogeneous 1000,
and in this respect resembles
meat Neither fish nor meat Is
source Of carbohydrates Oysters con-
tain some carbohydrates, but the toods
which supply this group or nutrimehts
most abundantly are the cereal grains.
Fish meat eggs. milk. etc. also cere1ls
and vegetable foods. all supply fat. the
amount varying I'm the different materials.
Artificial digestion experiments made
with fish indicate that IL IS less quickly
digested than beef. being about equal 20
lamb in this respect However. as COM
pared with other foods. the difference in
digestibility Of fish and meat Is not very
great. Actual digestion experiments with
man show that fish Is very completely
digested there being practically no Iu-
ference between fish and meat In TINS
respect The place Of fish I'm the diet Is
discussed I'm considerable detail.
The bulletin shows that the total weight
Of fish Including the edible portion on
shoil fsh taken from the salt and fresh
waters OF this country. Is about 1,blb-
100000 hounds yearly. representing as the
value Of the catch i71S0oo0.
The bulletin concludes with ? chanter
on the possible dangers from eating hsn.
Tho bulletin is for free distribution.
and NAV De obtained from members NJ
congress or hy applying 20 the United
States Department Of Agriculture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-20
AFTER GEN. WHEELER.


p
WASHINGTON p. C.. Dec. 19-This
was SUSPENSION day in the House. ami
several bills were PASSED, She most i'm
portant Of which was the bin appro-
urlatlug SHU.m for The Philadelphia cx-
position of 1850. Tho vote was exceed
ine'y close. n had bu. TWO votes moe
tlan the nccessasry Two thirds
Ar. Bailey. of Texas introduced a
resolution in open House directing the
Judiciary Committee 10 investigate and
report on tne question as tO whether the
members OF lhc House who accepted
commissions in Che army had forfeited
their seats Boo tho House.
TIE JOURNAL IN ERROR.
Mr. Bailey said the resolution was
privileged. and added: last Friday
nly attention was called 20 the fact that
the Journal of the first days proc eed-
mgs shows that two members Of the
House who are understood 20 hold COM
missions iu the army bad answered TO
10 their names ou the roll-Call. and upon
an inspection VI it 4 hnd this statement
tl Ea correct. ass to- one of the gentle
nIen-Mr. Campbell of Illinois, am
perfectly certain that the Journal re-
cords mistake. because In "a converse
lion / had with him ON the subject -
tois me- chat after ID fuu Investigation
he had concluded that by accepting a
commission iu thc army he had vacated
his sent as ID member OF this House, and
that he did not intend 70 resume or 10
ATTEMPT 10 resume his duties as n mem
ber The other case 10 will 0e more
nr.per to sneak on when the Committee
ON Inc judiciary makes its report IL Is
apparent. however TO the House. as
wiil be 90 the country that when mem
ber. the right to whose seat is doubt
ul answers 90 bis name on the roll-call
h. asserts his rights as member OF the
House. and the question ought TO ne
determined I have nothing further 10
saw uu1n that aspect of the question al
this time. but desire 10 can lhe az
tcutinr of the House 20 "a very remark
alba statement that appears I'm paper
printed i'm this city this morning
Dl-<OrNCEs a STATEMENT
Tr pailcv said the article implied that
h. had been conlerrlng with the RepuDli-
..r leaders and pursuing his course al
tb.f- irsffgati1n "and said ho. "it inn
rlf.. furfrer that the reporter obtained
fh4f Information from some Republican
nombor OF this House. For my part ]
9o NOT believe that there Is gentleman
.l fh.t side of the chamber so lost to all
anse of truth as to make that state
,..1t. but if there be one. do not intend
rlt Dc shall escape. and I therefore de-
uoorsteiv denoul.e that statesaent as an
r.r.r,ouf De-. ana II any Republican
mode IL be ought 90 M least have the
r,.,~,o. 40 stand up and say that he
made it. with that 1 ask reference OF
the resolutions.
80 one answered Mr. Bailey and the
resolution was referred without obJec-
ton. .....,,
HOLIDAY RECESS.
Mr. Diusley. from the committee on
WAYS and Means. offered the resolution
Cor holiday recess from Wednesday.
1.'..-,,or 2ist. 70 Wednesday. January
Continued On Second Page)
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directed 10 their power destination Wails
were nterposed between the Instruments.
Through these piles Of brick and mortar
the current made its way, recording on
the sounder each movement made by the
transmitting key.
With all Of these encouragements, last
Thursday was set for a trial, when
considerable distance was to be interposed
between the sending and receiving ap-
paratus. One instrument was removed
to the roof Of the new Techau Building.
near Manon and Eddy streets, while the
other was set up In a room at No. s33
Market street. This gave such a distance
IS would prove the utility OF the discov-
cry and the instrument clicked of dots
and dashes that were transmitted
through hundreds Of feet Of space.