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VOLUME xXXII."NUMBER 81.
OF lack OF good tenement houses. The
present high rates Of rental should certalnly

OF lack OF good tenement houses. The
present high rates Of rental should certainly
encourage more building. N 5l|I'
t. W. Brown, OF Moundsyille, agent Of tbs
Marshall county relief fund, was In town yes.
tsrday TO confer with the Relief COMMITTEES
Of this place. MA s7lt 55lI 7,If1
There will be- preaching in the public
school houLe sabbath, by the M. Il. pastor,
Rev. 8. King Sabbath school 1T two O'Clock
In the afternoon. 81 g5'F- II,7l7
William MARBLE, ron OF Christopher Mar.
pie, Of Gravel street, M esttmable young
man, died ln1t Sabbath, and waa buried on
Monday, at Pleasant Hill. eElI IL
Improvement seema to be tho order Of the
day. The great number Of carpenters ON.
ployed here now will soon repair all tho
aamase done BY the hood, .. :. ,-.o,''i;ss.
The Official Board Of the NJ. f. Church
have decided 10 r.pair the church properly,
instead Of remodsiing, as was at tlrat conte,n.
Plated, aud will soon have the work under
way. gr.4, ,,.I.,.. 4 gJjgE, -Wf sEg- "a Il
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Mckinley VIII Stick.

WAsHlsaros, March 2l:-A1iller, from
the Mercer, Pennsylvania, district, menl-
Der OF the Elections Committee, says that
John s. WISE, Of Virginia, will ba unseat-
ed to make way for Parson Marsey, but
that Mckinley will be eallowed to retsin his
seat. v i.yj Is I. X + ~! 5...ES
Tho nomination Of Judge William M.
Bum, Of Philaaelphia, ior Governor OF
Idaho, was acted upon to-day by the
Senate Committee on Territories, and it
was agreed to make 9 favorable report to
the Senate. \. s .r;J a
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TnE Nashville american, has been FORE
most among the protectionist newapapern
Of the South. The Courier.JoM nal has
jumped on it and failed 10 shut it up.
Now the enemy ia moving on the Ancri.
caA through the Courts, with the State
Democratic Committee backing the job.
There WAS day when Republican news
papera were shut out OF the South. A
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"wlLL the people endorse the usurpation
Of Governor Jsckson in setting aside tho
tax law of the S.hle?"-F II Piapont.
Cop6den'slIy, Governor, wo don't thjuk
they will-thcy will be eitaid Of a little
more Of that, or some other soil itom the
next Governor elected by Tue Patty Of
Desperation. 49, = ~
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PlTTspuRGlr, March 2l.-The small coke
producers Of the Connellsville region, rep
resenting fifteen hundred ovens, met this
afternoon and organized the Connelisvillo
Coke Producers As ,ociatfon. Later com.
mittee Of the syndicate Of large dealers,
recently formed, entered into contract to
furnish them their coke exclusively. This
virtually gives the syndicate control Of tho
coke trade, and bull movement in the
near future is not improbable. ...'i -
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ST. Lovls, Mo, March 2l.-John G.
Daub, cashier and confidential clerk Of
Roseheim, Lewis 4 Co., wholesale millin.
ers, was arrested last night for alleged ir;
regulsritiel in his accounts, but up to a late
hour tonight no definite information re-,
garding the matter could be obtained.
The firm will say nothing beyond the fact
that shortage has been discovered; that
the matter hss been satisfactorily esttled,
aud that there will be no prosecution. In
view Of the defslcations lately brought to
light it is eaid that many prominent firms
Of the city are having their books e1amin.
ed by experts. AZ l7,; =. ~ ~ q
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Defy IuvestigatlOu,

CINCINNATI, O., March 2l.-The follow.
Ing telegram was sent from here to-day:
10 l. J. lltgibben, Washington, D. c.
The trade here authorize you tc
announce publicly that they defy proof oi
one dollar having been used or promised
toinilaence the passage OF the bonded ex
tension bill, and that the only money paid
isto 6: D. Raum, as representative, and
1or legitimate expenses. - t'.,l',S8's
lSlgned) JAMES LEVY.
CHARLES l.. Mills. %43
CHARLES II. KEL1odG, J Il.
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An independent Branch.

New YoAx, March 2l.-The 1ndepen.
dent Republican Conference Committee
met to-day Itis ata.ed a branch OF the
organization has been Effected in Ghicago
and Cincinnati through the instrumental.
ty OF F. w. Hall a member OF the commit
tee, who is travelling in the we7t for that
purpose, 80 f..=5.4t. i= NJ 73t, ~ {
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How Tn y Isnd IL %rilne."

Y CLEVELAND, o., March Ala Wooster,
O., special to the Leader rays: A public
exhibition wrs given last evening at a
school house, three milea from Shrewe, and
II party Of young fellows Of the village went
there to have, WIN. thty called "racket.n
They disturbed the exercises until put out,
and then stoned the building. The school
boys went ontside and drove away tho in.
trudess, and in tho melee, Sheridan Fol!z,
one OF the village crowd, was dealt Al blow
by somebody unidentified, which broke
his neck, causing instant death, tai39;t,' Mi
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J Fatal Keaul, or "a alnnr,rcl.

C1sclSSArI, O., March 2l.-The Nt,urss--'
Journals pomeroy, Ohio, special says: u,:
The constable at Lebanon township brought
to jail Don 8. Ds Wolf, charged with fatally
shooting Abraham Webster, farmer, Gj
years old. The two quarreled while riding
home from Racine. Webster defended
himself with 9 spear which, be said, he
was carrying TO protect himself from a
tenant. Do Wolf rode ahead; got a riffs
and ordered Webster to drop the spear.
Webster refused, when Ds Wolf tirsd.;
shooting Webster in the right side, K The
wound has been pronounced necessarily
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VIZ read iu the Morgantown Nev Do
nliaion that "a lew new students are in
this term, but not 50 many as rumor had
led US to anticipate" So? Perhaps 'h;e!
is hecause Chairman Berkeley continues te
withhold the Univeraity advertisement
from the best advertising medium in the
State. Chairman Berkeley will have to re-
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PENNSYLVANIA Republicans ars.bound to
bsheaul il the National Convention this
fine, and they a-c determined to send
,,ele,s,e, who will represent them. It is a
fierce determination which those who have
s,ue power Iremai1ing will do well to re.
nnk j
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II is the common understanding that a
"bsr'l" IA 10 bo tapped in West Virginia
,Iia wear, in the hope OF staying tho tide.
That is why the hits are already buzzing
armud The bunghole. They ara great big
,A,fs Of the o!d.itshioned blue.bott!e vari.
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AFTER tho Republicans Of Wtat Virginia
oha,l have named their delegates to Chi
c,so i. will appear whelherthia IS tho kind
ofst,.s that can be carried in anybody,s
nocke.. Tho action OF tho party will be its
',.,o, tn tho slan,lers Of W enemic5.
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Mr.. Krupp Is now engaged in construct.
Ing, upon the same principle as tho gun
above mentioned, forty centimeter (lG
inch) guns, ol 35 calibres length, weight
III tons, for the Italian Government. 1t
Ia aacer'ained that they! will send pro.
jsctiie weighing considerable more than
ton through any armor which ship can
carry and float In an ordinary sea.
The totRl number Of persons EMPLOYED
in Krnpp's works at this time Is about 90.
900. Tho number comprising the families
ot those employed in The establishment,
including $4,000 school children, is 1910,
making total Of S5,SG1 peraons dependent
upon tho works Tor their support, yet, with
all this force, Il period OF over two years is
required to complete some OF the lrrgsst Of
these gunH. s.s,7 ~, -..,, NJ
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Now IT is the larmels Of Marion county
who ars going .osay their cay about the re;
a,se:,mont job. They will be heard
from a. Fairmont, April7. 1t may be that
they Gun be induced 10 70 fishing that day,
ba. We don't think they can. Still, some
abls xirapulleis might Try. -I..--t
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Thrown alut of Work.

MILWAUKEE. March 2l.--The Romadka
Brothers Trunk Factory burned to-day.
Los, $4,000. Insurance, $4,000. The
works extend from Third to Fourth streets,
but the flames were confined to ono build.
ing l50 by so feet brick, three stories.
The firm claim q loss OF 10000. but the In.
surance men place it ut $4,000 OIL the
building and $4,000 on the stock. Two
hundred and thirty, men and boys are
thrown out OF work. 5 H-l ..5;;EE2!.
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II Is g,aysly hiuttd that somebody has
sst m a ainccmpoop or literary bureau for
,ho dissemination Of acreeds justilying the
,o.ss,ssneat order. There !, good deal
NJ similarity about tue able articles in
s,me NJ tho State papers, -n- u
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The Colonel n uxt Pay.

SAN Francisco, March 2l.-Colonel Ma
pleson, Of Her Maje3ty's Opera Company,
wes fouud guilty to-day for violation Of
the city fire ordinance, Ia blocking the
a'sles Of the Grand Opera House. He will
be sentenced tomorrow. = = Z, y y
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Nav Mill ENnlOSlon.

LITTLE RocR, ARK, March 2l.-The Ga.
sue. ! Newport special aayp: The boiler: at i
Hse @ Ratmons saw mill, six miles from An.
Snsl', , exploded Yesterday, killing the IRE.
man and three children. The saTver var v,S wea
'o~h ~ ieet, aud only slightly hur., 4 \: 5
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centimeter (l2.inch) gun shows that At
Tonld send II projectile weighing nearly
hall ton through this armor ut a range Of
about al English mile. Neither would
tue newest Of tho French ironCiads and
the well.known Italian men.oi.war Duilio
and Dlndolo, with their % inches Of Hteel
armor lind any protection tsgainst this gun
at short range. Only tho celebrated men.
oi.war Italia and Leroato, with their q
ieet Of steel hrmor could reeis. a shot from
krupp's l2,inch gun. ~ If
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: RIVER NEWS.
Hotes About the stenuibuats.B Bank Brief.
nnd Iclcxrnphic Rel,orsx. q.

NOTES About the estenu,boatx.B Bank Briefs
gsi,- ana Tclcxrnphic Reports. 4
The Scotia Is duo down this iaordina. Z ..ts.
Shippers should have their freight for the
st.Lswrsace ready before dusk this evening,
The Kesolute, Of Gray's Iron Line IN due
down to.1ay en- route for Ht. Louis iron,
The Maggie and B.. D. Wood pa sed down
with icoA! yesterday, and tho Lioness No, 3,
went up with q tow Of enp,ies. So ...IIl}
The Montana was hero io7 several hours
yestefdsy morning, loading for. st. Louis.
Che took on big lot OF nails aud glsss,
/ The Petersburg packet Courier left in that
trade yesterday morning. She had been ami
of the trade Tor nearly Two weeks being re-
paired. 7}45t!z !. -S.y 7'l-,tl15s' -,
The Chesapeake passed down yesterday,
morning at I o'clock. Lon Msddy. her chief
clsrk, Is still on the sick list, being confined
to his berth. ,} llg'|7'-iE' 9S.,T'ns'' :.
The river, as predicted IL, yesterday . news. !
rose rapidly all day yesterday and was
still rising at dusk, although slowly, with a
depth OF Il feet 8 inches in the channel, The
levee was we'll filled with freight during the
day. la : .{lGgis, .,<C11'.7|' :, 4
Pilot Aaron Mclaughlin. who has besn
standing watch at the wheel otihe Emma
Graham, hrs baen relieved by Tony Mun-
dahl, one Of her regular y lots. ( Mel Laughlin
is now couItde chesapeake, the partner Of
Geosse Huxlls- .,1.i5 -sS;ssi1.::
Thhrsday night The tow.boat Diamond
while endeav arng t. land on the Ohio shore
AZ Short Greek, met with slight accident.
Her wheel caught on line and the steam
caused her: cam Toes To break. Tho Emma
Graham helped bel to land. aaSE - 4
Capt john Levessy, Of the Pomeroy Packet
Company, will command one OF the Lake
Chautauqua steamers dnring the sum-
mer. tho season commencing early in May.
Capt Levessy 10 one ,of our be1t practical
boatmen- and commanders ofylsfge expert.
ence.sS III 4 81 y '.-..gl "
The 81. Lawrence paeaedS Sup In good time
yesterday. She reached here at 10 a. N and
having good force OF rousters, managed to
dischrrge her freight and ret away before
noon. she will lsave Pittsburgh at noon To.
day and.p'r, here tomorrow morning. The
st. Lawrence Is known 10 every one us re-
liable, ably otlicered packet. She pos,esses
unequaled facilities for providing for, b; til
freluot and ps.7epgeyL Cant, Biily Lift Ia In
command and Mersrs G. y. List, Dan Lacy
and Charlie Reeves are In tho office. h 4. AZ
GREEN;soao, Pa, March 2l.-Rives IA feet
6 inches and falling; weather cloudy. H SS
PARKER, Pa, March 2l.-Riyer Is fset 8
inches aud rising; weather clear and mild. 4.
BrowSsyllIx, Pa, March 2l.-R,ver il feet
incnt ana ialiing: weather cloudy; ther.
.P!rrsnuRou, March 2l.- -Monopgshsla river
II leet : inches aud and on stand; weather
couly ald mild. a. aSi'T'ss''t
:RIcE's LANDING, Pa, March ol.-liyer 10
!set . Inches an and falling; weather cloudy;
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TIN, Corgl.ss won't do anything Tor the
xool ipdust,y, hut Il cam not plead ignor'
snse. md woo..go.er5 will hold responsi.
No ,ho,o who could have done sud would
'" a.If7
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ZEN W 900,

Faint Echoes OF tho eRloou-Pcrsopnl mud
IA y tsffis ~, General Notes. iltf
y E.quire AL. Policy wa1 at Mound,ville
yesterday. js =, ~ Z !$t II -
z Wrs. Martin, toi the Second ward, died yes.
terday morning Of typhoid fever. Ss5iy3,
John Robinson, Of Hammondvllle. Ohio, Is
visiting J.4 ". Dane. aud other relatives oi
this place. q \.
There Is constantly a demand for houses
hers .for rent. y SBenwood he's been de,
prlYsd Of Q number OF good oltzsns hscauas
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u,vvr IA iYy. u little danger Of the DEM
.,.,,ic machine In this State getting upset
,S,s ys,r. 0oserye the eilor. 10 make the
S,.,, VS.. eon,a,,,4e Gold for ,hnmachine. 4
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INDIANA, Pa, March 2l.-rhe Demo.
cratic Committee Of Indiana county, met
thisaf.ernoon and elected Randall delegates
to the State Convention. - &
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. WORD OF ADVICE TO AssEssoIs.-Dont
10, = D,ouvrty exempt by law. What can
'," ,,'' " s,s,O administration do about It?
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For Four Hounds,

SYRACUSE, n: X, March sl.-Hlal stod.
dard, a Syracuse pugilist, has challenged
Pendergast, DAILY: and Alervine Thompson
to q four round contest, IN
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OUR NAVY,
Tho Preparations or CouEresr-The P,

Tho Preparations or C0DEresE-The Pro-
jectlieH Agreed Upon.
From Our Special Correspondent T<7si.f $500
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The ptepara.
tiops by Contrs, for the preparation OF a
navy which will enable this country to
sand on footing with Others in fighting
qualities, gives especial interest to informa-
ton just received here concerning the
manufacture abroad Of great guns, SO great
a, to be able to destroy the most perfect
ships pLz1ible to be made and hoated.
Several trials have been recently made
with Krupp's aix inch guns, OF thirty.fiye
cslibre length. A target representing tho
sides OF an iroa.clad man.ot.war W.T. con-
structed Of ten inch hardwood timber,
with iron plates aeven inches thick, secure.
ly listened on each side Of the timber wall,
making fourteen inches OF solid iron, and
ten inches Of timber, total thickness Of t.r.
get twenty. four inches. The re nge we,l5O
meters, and tho prcjsctile pas ssd entirely
through the target and bu,ied itself IN the
eand, hill fur beyond. az 5,il. s.5ii
1Nh iAS JAGilLBs y,s ~
The projecliie, which wes only Q inches
in diameter, would have passed through
the armor Of the Engl'sh iron.clad steam.
ship, Alexandra, which, next to the In
flexible, wps tho strongest iron.clad ut the
bombardment Of Alexandra, in Egypt, in
1882. At an elevation. Of os degree this
gun wonld have an elective range OF III
! GCo meters, or something over seven Eng.
lish miles Much mora effective, 1t ia sat.
cd, y tho Krupp - iuch snn. The armor
Of the lrilvxible, the strongest ship in the
English navy, consists Of iron p!at J ia
inches thici; then Lakewood timber i i
inches tbict; then smother cou; 81 OF iron
plntGl l2 iucht thick; then auo,h. collyse
Of teak timber Q incht thick, and an insids
iron lining 9 incht /, thick, msking e
inches Of iron plates ind IL inches d
teak timber, thus q making her a aidi
and IarmoriS3 Il feet and "A ~, iuche.
hick. The tested power Of Kruplp's Sol
FTrNNA =
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ANIMAL INDUSTRY.

The Scuntc Bill Has Some Very Stron..
~ Opposition.
From Our spccia! Correspondent. ",-
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The bill to ca.
tablish bureau Of animal industry, and
to prevent tho spread Of disea 70 among the
cattle OF the Statee, otherwise known cs the
pleuro-pneamonis bill, will not .prss the
Senate without strong opposition from
the members Of the third House. Emory
A. ,stolls, Of Chicago, hes been here for
some days. in the laudabls endeavor. to
convince the Sanate that the bill should
not pa:s. Mr.. Storrs ia backed by the pro;
prie;ors Of the stock yards aud the mem.
bers OF The recently organized Cattle Ex.
change in Chicago. He has carte blanche
to draw Tor all the cash neces1pry TO nav
"expensea," ard he reports to his employe,
that he has 'secn" o number Of Senators,
He also asked that he be reinforced by a
delegation to help him ''see" the balance
OF tao Senate. In answer TO his REQUEST he
hss been fortified by the arrival Of four
or five gentlemen who come loaded with
arguments against tho bill. They do not
want it to pfss because, they state, that it
hes already disturbed the market to such
IN extent as to seriously embarrass some Of
the heaviest cattle dealers OF the west, and
that i's provisions are such asto almost
entirely prevent the shipment OF cattle
from Texar. It is nrged against the bill
that it places an enormous power in the
hands Of few men who can declare GER
tain district infected when in fact no dis
care exists and that great injustice will
certainly result to the cattle industry Il
tho bill is allowed TO become a law. ( Z =
y,t1 - oFFoSESTs OF THE I'LL, !.
The opponents Of the bill have doubles
some merit for their side Of the cs1e, but II
isstili more certain that unlees some action
is tsken BY Consfe7s to convince European
countries that America means to surpase
contasion and infection among cattle, and
especially to stamp out uro.pneumonia
We shall find u.Ielve1 shut out from all
foreign markets for beef as we'll s4 ports. A
western member Of Congress raid to-day :
II know that The agitation OF the subiec,
has caused great lofs to some Of the Chicago
cattle men and that one man has already
lost sl5o,00o by the agitation, but it Is
nevertheless fact that the agitation wre
spontaneous. There was a. cry all over tbe
country for legislation 10 stamp out this
disease and Cons 81 WIS compelled 10 act,
This bill was brought in and adopted by
tho house as tho best measure to accomplish
the desired result. A few men may suffer
pecuniaeily by its paspa9e, but the benefits
to be derived cannot be measured by a
money Standard" ;Si z .555 IL d. 4.
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T.. ri,1 No sad sight to see His bourbon
r'r.1Itucy reud out OF thU Bourbon party,
..,,;,n ,bp Bots Bou,bous hop IN TO snatch
,ha unsuirrCt."
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BELl.AIEE.
Tho "Democrn," Aoved-Ncw Houses

Tho "Democrht" Aoved-Ncw Houses,
--f,-s - =, :; 49,; Gar Itema.
stephen M. Sheets, OF Maslett1, ka1 been
spsneins few days visiting here. l
The Republican primaries will be held this
evening. They nomua.s fiually the candi-
dates for at sessors and couociimen.
Cyrus s;rahl, secretMy Of the Gas Light
and Coke Company, has resigned. Mr. strahl
has been secretary and manager eyer since H.
D. Meek's retirement. - !. ~
The houses wrecked By the aood here, most
Of which are near the creek, have all been
looked up by ths committee, and nll that can
be repaired with the money will ba fixed up
at once. 4 tIg :l I ,s.5,z {, ,I{5,. =
The citice OF the Bsllaire Democrat was
moved yeslerday down TO The old Leader Of
fee, on the east side OF Union street.. G, N.
Gaumer, who ba, been the proprietor of the
paper for tome time. VIZ, in town yesterday.
William Zmntr. who left the manager
ship OF ths Belmont glr-s works here aud
went to California to taxa charge Of q new
glaes house for the manufacture Of fancy
glass; writed that the factory will be making
glass by next month. z. IA, Z. =. =
A nrmber OF nsw buildings are t3 bs put
up this season. while there are no SIGNS of
any special boom in building these houses
that are 10 be built will bs goad, Hubstan tial
buildings. Among them are the following;
D. H. Rice will build a double dwelling
house on Gravel Hill. Thos. Bickerton a.
ready hiss well under way a st. re room and
dwelling on Belmont ttrse', facing the
Square VIM. pfsGsnbach ~ building two
Story dwelling aud storsroom on the east
side OF ,Union street. John kirkpatrick will
build a brick residence In ths cut on Noble
street, just below Mrs. Thompson's house
L. Straub will build dwelling for himself
on the same street. above John DuBois's.
Ohas. Hanke has the foundations begun for
dwelling above W. G. Barnard's residence.
J. 7. Lane will probably build dwelling
house OF a lot he recently bought adjoining
his own home on Guernsey streel. Nj.
Moran, Of Wheeling is building house on
Belmont street, near the B. & o Railroad
tracks. George Pangra!z Is building an ad-
dition to his home in ths First ward. D. W.
Cooper will build DWELLING on his lot in
Sheets addition, Belmont and Thirty.seventh
street. Jesa Randolph is preparing 10 build
n dwelling house on Rose Hill, in the Second
ward hoo e .-sn 'slI5 -. -, l1.tf Gt--=i.'