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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-20
PULPIT ECHOES.
What is Going on Among the Various
Churches.

Tomorrow evening at the Fourth
Street Methodist church, Rev. c. w.
Cushing will preach upon the subject:
SIN Darkest England and Darkest
Wheeling"
At the Christian church tomorrow
night the pastor will preach on
THE Theatre A novel notice has
been issued in the shape OF dodgers
which have been generously distributed
about the city.
REV. G.. Rogers, evangelist, still con-
tinues to conduct the services at North
Street NJ. +. Church, and will preach Sun
day morning Sunday evening DR.. w. l..
Davidson, Of the NJ. +. Sunday School
Union. will deliver an address, and Illus
trate his talk with fine stereopticon views.
REV. G.. w. SHIELDS will be installed as
pastor of the Wellsburg Presbyterian
Church in the near future; Rev. S. +.
Grier, of New Cumberland; Rev. j. l..
Weaver, of Burgettstown, and Rev Dr.
Cooke, Of Wheeling. will conduct the SER
vices.
Is the First Presbyterian Church, on
Sabbath evening, the Advent hymns will
be sung by the congregation, and CHRIST
mas anthems and solos by the choir. The
subject of the sermon will be, THE Hymn
of the Communion"
AT the Third Presbyterian Church to-
morrow there will be communion at 1890
a. IN, and an illustrated sermon at Z 80 p.
m. by the pastor, Rev. G. NJ. Afford, SUBJ
ject, Jerusalem in an Uproar."
MES's meetings at the Young Mems
Christian Association building at s o'clock
tonight and 4 o'clock tomorrow.
THERE will be some exceptionally fine
music at the Second Presbyterian Church
on SUNDAY.
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number. At the different points the
depth OF show varied from six inches to
over foot. 1t is not probable that
their will be any more snow in the i'm
mediate future. The forecast is for
clearer, cooler weather for to-day. AS
yet no change has occurred in the
stage of the water at points up the Mon
ongahela and Allegheny rivers, at least
so far as could be learned from the
meager intelligence that has been re-
ceived.
Uuless warmer weather and rains set
In, rivermcn do not expect any material
rise In the river. At its present stage
there is not enough water to float a tow
of coal. The waters have only risen
one-half an inch at Pitisburg since
the late storm, and the rlvermen are all
confident there will be no flood. But
little up-river news is being received
on account OF the condition of The wires.
There were only three feet of water in
the river at Pittsburg yesterday. All
the boats are making their regular trips
and there are no thoughts Of tie-up.
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SECOND NIGHT OF THE KIRMEss.
Hundreds of People Pack the Opera
House.

House.
The second night OF the Kirmess was
even more of success than the opening
performance, and for nearly three hours
hundreds OF people drank in the beau
ties OF visual feast that eclipses any
thing ever before attempted in local
circles. The Opera House, floor and
gallery, was packed with appreclatiye
humanity.
All the attractive features that caught
OH so effectively on the opening night
found equal, II not more favor last
evening, and the applause was un-
stinted. There was the same whole
some merriment in the comical dance OF
the Hollanders, the graceful Greek
dance the same keen appreciation, the
stately minuet the same wanted ap-
plause, the lively Gypsy dance the full
measure OF enjoyment, and the rollick-
ing Irish dance, one OF the great cards
OF the evening, the same generous and
unbridled encores.
The sweet tots in the baby nation
looked ''just too cute for anything" "
The Spanish Dance and Fishers Horn
pipe were as attractive as ever, and the
Season dance was watched with an
avidity that told Of the enjoyment IL
was creating.
The dance of the Highland Fling by
the Misses Fannie Wheat and Eliza
Speidel caught on just as furiously as
on the opening night. 1t was one Of
the events OF the evening that
a. lpft IN
enough Of, and they cheered the re-
markable performance to the echo. Mr..
Will Day, as the Lone Fisherman.
furnished no inconSidcrablc portion OF
the entertainment, and strengthened
his claim to something more than the
amateur stage. Mr.. Days versatility
has been well portrayed In the kirmess.
In our report OF the kirmess Friday
morning several names OF dancers In
the Gypsy dance were accidentally omit
ted. Mrs. j. +. Mcrriman, who has
SO acceptable filled the rcSponsibly po-
sition Of chairman OF this great under
taking, was the chapcr0ne OF this
dance. The entire list of Gypsies were:
Misses Maude Richards, Emily Pollock.
Minnie Grubb, Ada Morgan, Elsie
Whitaker. Gertrude Sturgeon, Ella
Howell, Sue Caldwell, Alice Pollock,
Eta Laughlin, Jennie Harrison, Lydia
Good, Rosa Rosenburg, Laura Dalzell,
Eta Harper, Ella Wright, Mary Mof-
fat, Florence Atkinson, Grace Pollack,
Fannie Stanton. Cora Matthews, Mollie
Baer.
The Kirmess will be repeated this
afternoon and evening.
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win 20 Severe With Them.
Spseia! 1t!e9rdHa % ths RsQlsssr.


CHARLESTON, w. VA, December 10,
Fred SatteS, postmaster at Sattes,
twelve miles from here, was assaulted 4
few nights ago while taking the mail
off 4 train for his postofice by Robert
Strathan and Thomas and VIM. Eb-
hart, who struck him over the head,
cutting his scalp and wounding his
face. The assault was the result of an
old quarrel and was not very serious
affair, but the men now have themselves
in the clutches OF federal authorities for
aSsaulting a postmaster in charge Of
United States mails. They were held
by L. S. Commissioner under $1,000
bond TO await the action Of the federal
jury, and were also bound over by a
Justice Of the Peace.
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snnrx-Rnnnd on the IL. & o.

PrrrSHURG, December i9.-The PItts-
burg and Wheeling divisions OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, are blockaded
by snow. A passenger train, which
left Cumberland yesterday morn
ing, encountered a heavy snowdrift at
Sand Patch, in the mountains, and were
detained until last night, when it was
sent back to Cumberland, and the pas
sengers transferred to the Wheeling
division. Another through western
train arrived here late last night, TWEEN
ty-fve hours behind time. 1t stuck
fast in a snow-drift, east of Finlcyville,
Pa. The passengers were all well, out
cold and hungry. Trains on the Penn
sylvania and other lines are running
regularly, but all are from one to three
honrs late.
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No Interest is Paid

sl-1ll TslsgrCm 20 ~ Register
WA~nINcrON, December l9.-On De-
cember f. the House adopted reSolu-
ton calling on the Secretary Of the
Treasury for information aS tothc num-
Der OF National banks in the country
which have on deposit Government
moneys. the amount of such deposits
and the interest allowed the Government.
Acting Secretary Nettletou has replied,
giving the number OF banks which hold
Government moneys no POP. II OF which
are designated As "surplus" repositories,
aud the remainder general. The lat
ter banks are used as repositories for the
convenience Of government officials re-
.evng and paying out Government mon
,,, da.y. The others have held Govern
uelt moneys since the act was passed
ia i,.3. allowing the Treasury to de-
posi-, public funds In this way. There
D., only one bank in West Virginia which
is Government depository. This is
the Peoples National Bank OF Martins
burg. and 10 was designated a Govern
meut depository August e5, lSss, in the
general class. The Acting Secretary
says no interest is paid on the Govern
ment funds in these banks.
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Russla's Persecution OF Jews.

WA,HINGToN, December l9.-ln the
House Of Representatives to-day Repre-
sentative Cummings offered for refer
ence a resolution, "that the people OF
the United States viewed with horror
the persecution OF the Jews in Russia,
4 country now firm friend OF Amer
lea. and which has lately won hOnors
by emancipating the sertS; also that the
American Minister be directed to pre-
sent the same to his Imperial Majesty
Alexander III, Gar Of all the RuSsiaS."
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News About the Boats and Boatinen
the Ohio.

News About the Boats and Bostnen ON
the Ohio.
The Courier passed up about mid
night for Pittsburg.
The Scotia Is scheduled 20 depart this
morning at nine o'clock for Cincinnati.
The Congo passed up last night for
Pittsburg. She was several hours late.
The Princess, which has been under
going repairs at the wharf, will soon be
finished.
The new steamer "Jingo," IL is eN-
pected, will be completed and ready Tor
business within few weeks.
The Belle Prince took her annual
inspection yesterday, aud her hull was
found 10 be sound. She will receive
new pitmans in few days.
The Bachelor departed at /, o'clock
yesterday morning for Cincinnati. She
took on 1000 kegs OF nails at the wharf
and large consignment Of tobacco
from Bloch Bros.
The ii. X. Bedford, after proceeding
few miles down the river from Pitts
burg on Wednesday, turned around and
came back, being apprehensiye OF irecz-
ing up at this point.
There is talk Of Capt. George COnant
being placed in command Of a boat tO
ply in the East Liverpool aud Wheeling
trade. Capt. Conant made few trips
at the wheel Of the Scotia IN place OF
Capt Joe Alexander.
Thorc is considerable coal laden at
Pitttsburg ready to leave for below just
as soon as there is enough water. Some
OF the coal men are anxious. but ia"
most OF them would like the river to
stay down until, next month. BY which
time the markets will be ready for aH-
other advance.
The marks on the landing last night
indicated feet : inches Of water Ia the
channel.
Warren, Pa.-River frozen, weather
clear and cold.
Morgantown, w. Va.-River feet
and stationary: clear and cool.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Riycr feet 81 inches
and rising; clear and pleasant.
Lock No. 4, Pa.-Riyer feet inches
and falling; cloudy.
D
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Refused to Answer.

CINCINNATI, O., December 19.-Ihe
Investigating Committee called I. L;
Dusdin TO testify concerning the ground
OF action Of his client, Andrew Mornlt
against w. Forbes, former member
of council. This is case supposed TO
involve bribery. Mr. Dusdin refused to
answer, saying the revelations OF his
client were as sacred as the confessions
TO a priest. The committee notified
him that his refusal would be reported
TO the Legislature.
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ITS DEATH BLOW.
,x,-,G STEWART. OF NEYlD4. AGAINST
TRE FlaCE BILL.
..v..ss Telling Spsslh Against !hs Measure and
.--ssg RsHi5s His Republican Brother fron
v,a s-;s,.s lie SePsranuslei Senator
r--La.sr ir "a Frame Of Md"

-ls 70 f,s Register.
,.rfy.roN, December l9.-SenatOr
-- .f Nevada, has the honor Of
o., first Republican Senator 70
artopea'y and >lUarely in denunci-
,f -l. flree DID. He made his
'h Eli. afternoon and by the time
t.r finished senator HOar was SO
'..I.f ti,- he ti u0i seem 20 know
't.-re-r1s.tloEno OF stand on his head.
......- Steward has been ia Congress a
..-t.-.. ana ae has @ good memory,
I,-..l llulr's own mouth he con-
..ftlat gentleman of egregiouS in-
.-r.y. The Nevada Senator
.-a.l tha, Hoar, iu $50, while
'..-.er 90 the House, strongly opposed
b.. r.-.e Din. which the Republican
then tried 90 pass, assigning
w.ih those Republicans who
tlc powers conferred by the
rl- tooCXtra0rd.nary and danger
te cOnhdcl 10 President
SIR. Stewart recOuntcd the
ot the many stringent
VS.. which have been passed
tho wax with the object OF put
.., tle negroes on top in the South,
I'D .,,ne Oh tho conclusion that these
,.ated failures proved that nothing
Congress- could ever DO short OF author
inc "a military dcSp0,iSm would elect
-he purpose arrived 40 until ine negroes
bv education and Che acquisition OF
wealth were elevated to much nigher
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THAR RaiIRedrced.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December ~
Judge Reed to-day on application OF
counsel, reduced from $4,000 to sl2, 300
the amount of bail required in the
case of George L. Work. charged
in conjunction with Lewis T..
Pfeiffer and James s. DUNCAN,
with conspiracy, which it is al
legged resulted in the wrecking OF the
Bank of America AID the American
Life Insurance Company. Work eX-
meets To obtain bondsmen tomorrow.
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whitten, Burdett & Young's Statement.

BosroN, December 19-The commit
tee of creditors of the firm Of Whitten,
Burdett Il Young reported the actual
assets to be S667, 436 against 1905, l59,
as announced last week. The liabilities
are Sl.lO3,240 against Sl,077,244, an
nounced before. Mr.. Whitten has as
sets amounting to Sl47, 900, and liabil-
tiles of S5l,500. Mr.. Young has assets
of $1,000, with no liabilities, and Mr..
Burdett assets OF $4,000 and liabilities
of SO, 900 on Whitten, Burdett X
NOung's UaDcr.
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Fire In nnIndinna Town.

EVANSVILLE, IND, December 10
\ serious coa1agation occurred at )
o'clock this morning in Bonneville,
Warwick county, involving loss oil
seventy thousand dollars. Those who
lost buildings and contents were Feday
4 Son, produce and commission mer-
chants: Frank De Forest, notions;
Squire Youngblood'S office and official
books. The fire is supposed 10 have
heen OF incendiary origin.
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Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville,
Ind. writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than Ill other medicines COM
bined. for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie,
a farmer and stoclSman of same place, says
,.Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kid
ney and Liver medicine, made me feel like
n new man, J. w. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says; Electric BIT,
tiers is Just the thing for u man who IS all
run down and don't care whether he lives
or dies: he found new strength, good appe-
tite and felt Just like he had new lease on
life. Only SOC. bottle, at Logan Drug
Cos. drug store.
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suEEMAN's FISANcIAL BILL
Agreed ON in Committee, aud IL Whl
soon BE Reported to the senate.


WASHINGTON. December l9.-The
Tua.e Committee oi the senate has
..- agreed 60 report the financial bill
Introduced yesterday by senator Sher-
uaa. The only amendments made IN
a. oumittee are said % 0e in phrase
Ul-r
Tlechairmau of the Finance Commit
',t. Senator Morrill,. was opposed 70
some oi the propositions contained IN
the bnl and with senator sherman re-
served the right % vote for the reStora-
ton OF the per cent. bond clause when
the bin is considered in Senate. Sena
tor Hiscock reserved the right 20 vote
against that part of the proposition r.
lative % supplying the deficiency 10
national bank circulation, which pro
poses 20 authorize the issue OF orIsina
treasury notes therefor If silver bulliol
cannot be purchased ~ for the Demo
cratic members Of the committee. they
reserve the right % oppose the whole
bin. inasmuch as they had no proper
opportunity tOeNamine 10, but consented
-5 the report Of the measure. So that no
sen aud nav vote was necessary. The
Ih,rntees at the meeting We're Senators
AIIr..h and Jones. OF Nevada. 10 Is the
purpose Of the committee % report the
rI "a. the earliest moment practicable.
and senator sherman has been charged
u,- that duty.
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Situation In KGnawha Valley.

ol77lIl. L'stJFllNI 70 ~ IstJt9ItI'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December 10.
Tho Kanawha river was frozen over
this morning almost all the way to Win
field, with thin skim of ice. Boats
got through As usual tonight. The river
above the new Kanawha bridge at this
place is frozen over. The snow is melt
ing very slowly, and street ear traffic
had to be entirely suspended to-day.
Reports from various places in the
mountains place the snow fall at three
TO four feet, with heavy drifts in places.
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ARs. WlSsLow's SOoTuING SYRUP has
1een used by millions OF mothers for child
el teetning Tor over nlty years with per-
-.g- success. IL relieves the little sufferer
once, produces natural, quiet sleep by
',eelug the child from pain, and the little
saer1o awakes Us bright as a button" It
IS very pleasant to taste, soothes the child,
soi-els the gums, allays pain. relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
.snedy for diarrhRa, whether arising
ron teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
eents bottle.
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Might Reopen rarir Question:

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 19.-
IL is understood that after cOnsulta-
tiOn between Senator Sherman and Rep
reSeutative Mckinley on the subject,
the former has determined to withdraw
the resolution introduced by him to con
strue the tariff Law rs to maintain the
Hawaiin reciprocity treaty in operation.
The probability OF amendments being
offered, which might reopen the entire
tariff question, is understood to have
caused this decision.
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auv druggist tries to sell yon his own WI
conob medicine, remember he does II be-
cause he makes more money on It. Insist
on having Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs, for there is no cough remedy SO
pure and none so quick to break up cold;
For influenza, soreness of the throat and
tickling irritation with constant cough
Kemp's Balsam is an immediate cure;
Large bottles, soc and 81. AT all druggists
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Caused by n Broken Frog.

ALTOONA, PA, December 19.-The
first section of the western express
composed of baggage, mail and day
coaches, jumped the track in the yards
this morning and were badly wrecked.
Two trainmen were slightly hurt, but
the passengers escaped with a severe
shaking up. The accident blocked the
tracks for several hours. III was cauSeu
bv = broken frog
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New Huntingdon Bank

NII.-IIIs
CHARLESTON, w. Va, December 10.
A charter was issued to-day by Secre-
tary of State Ohley to the Commercial
Bank Of Huntington, w. Va. The cap
ital stock is $50, 900, of which 1000 has
been paid in. The shares are 500, and
are held as follows: Geo. \. BiggS POO
shares, d. f. Abbott so, w. Il. Prickett
so, f. f. Mccullough 80, w. L. Thomp-
son 10, all of Huntington, and Rufus
Switzer, Of Winfield, 100 shares.
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Knights Of the Golden EagIe.

Standing upon the Threshold OF tho
new year, as we now are, thoughtful con-
sideration for and mapping out the work 10
be executed by the Golden Eagles next
year, should be forming some definite shape
among the leaders. The last six months OF
the present year has been one Of prosperity
for the Eagles. We can look forward with
face radiant with pleasure at the rapid
strides this benevolent order has made. and
soon will rank among the older in numbers
As TO beauty for degree work. II Is our
honest conviction that the Golden Eagles.
are upon "A level with any secret benevolent
organization extant. The attempt and sue
cessful completion of organizing com
mandcry in this city. only illustrates
the tact the members possess.
The scheme was cOncOcted aud set
going in Wheeling City Castle No. ,. 10
organize military branch, Brother James
T. McGee at the helm. No man ever
worked harder for the success Of a business
venture than did Brother MCGEE for the
permanency Of this commandery, and IL Is
due mainly to his efforts that to-day the
uniform rank is sure go. and that tho
uniforms are now being constructed by
Louis Steltz Il Bros, OF Philadelphia. Pa.
This Is a fair sample OF the material that
composes the Eagles Nest In this city.
The absolute necessity OF members at
tending their Castles, in order TO insure
the success and future growth Of the order
is attracting some attention among the Off
GERS OF the order. We have in our ranks
some excellent material who simply keep
in standing, whereas II they would attend
the sessions Of their lodge Of which they
are members. ii would undoubtedly create
a new interest and add members TO our fra
ternity. No secret order can bring out the
effectiveness OF degree work. unless an
active part is assumed by those who are
capable In translating the work as it is in
tended In the Ritual.
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If your house is on fire, you put water
on the burning timberS, not on the
smoke And IL you have cstarrh YOU
should attack the disease in the blood,
not in the nose. To do this, take Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier,
which permanently cures catarrh.
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rnsisr.. rrlhute to Thurman.

Special Isls0rlfs % ths Es1lsfer.
COLUNBUs, o., December l9.-EX-
Governor Foster, who was unable to at
tend the Columbus Club dinner to Judge
Thurman Wednesday evening, sent Il
complimentary letter OF regret, which
did not arrive i'm time 10 be read at the
dinner. Among other complimentary
references 10 the venerable statesman.
Ex-Governor Foster says: He has Illus
tratcd in his career the great value OF u
Gne type OF integrity. No man IN my
time has been more earnest In the ad-
vocacy Of his political principles, aud
at the same time he has secured the
confidence and high regard Of political
friend and foe alike"
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1t Was Flour Instead of Lime.

LONDON, December ia dispatch
received in this city from Mr.. Michael
Davitt states that the injuries sustained
by Mr.. Parnell at Castle Conner were in
ficted by women and girls, who pelted
him with flour and mud. The story
that lime was thrown in his face and
eyes, the dispatch says, is Parnell's lat
est disgusting dodge to evoke sympathy
and divert the peoples mind from the
,aa1 icsna
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ELL from a rrlegraph Pole.

PrTrSBURG, PA. December l9.-Geo'
Winn. Superintendent of the Fire Alarm
telegraph, Of Allegheny City. fell from
a telegraph pole this afternoon and was
instantly killed. He was repairing
wire and it is supposed received an cleo
trio shock, as a long burn was discov-
cred on his body. When picked up his
neck was broken and he was dead.
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promlnent Real E.tate operator Dead.

NEW YORK, December l9.-Edwin II.
sheldon died yesterday afternoon aged
IS. He was senior member Of the firm
OF Ogden sheldon Il CO., of Chicago,
the largest real estate firm in the United
States, President OF the Chicago Dock
and Canal Company, and prominently
identified with divers other enterprises
of similar character
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-20

As A horse and cattle lotion Salvation OIL has
proven itself an infallible remedy. 1t has re,
reived the hearty Endorsements OF many old
and we'll known horsemen. Price p cents a
bottle.
MOTHERS, do not let your darlines suffer with
the whoopirg cough while you have remedy
so near at hand Use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
and the little sufferer will soon find RELIEF.
Price - cents.
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swear IL WINS limo.

DUBLIN, December 19.-Mr. Parnell
and his colleagues drove to JohnStown
to-day. Mr.. Parnell still wears banda
ges over his eyes. Mr.. Redmond, al
hiding TO the denial that lime was
thrown into Mr.. Parnell's eyes, de-
clared that two doctors had staSed their
reputation on the fact that it was lime
they found in his eyes.
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WAsHiNGroN, ID. c.. December 90
An order has been issued by the Com
missioner Of Pensions prescribing uni
form forms Of applications for placing
'a>es on the completed files, 50 as to
mp.iiy and reduce the labor of the
9'hce also that any attorney who vio-
.a'es these orders De reported for dis
hlrment.