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In the Senate.
Special DtspaseA to he 1atfpt0s"esT.

SDAeldl DtGDdteh 10 VIC 4HtHlVS"tS's
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March l9.-The
Senate indefinitely postponed House bill
M 10 to reimburse Floyd Knight,
Sheriff Of Mineral county. Tor money ex'
pended in the capture Of ). L. EVey' O
horse thief. =.
concerns the granting Of teachers certiti'
caies-the first grade good for four Yeas; /;
second for two years; third for one
wear. Each applicant must not be 1883
than is years Of age. Passed.
House bill No. 2lS. concerning wrlIs
of error, suporsadeas and bills OF excep'
tion: party may except TO any action or
ruling Of the court in the Gasei judge
NAV sign billsot exception within thirty
DAYS after close Of sesaion, was passed;
House bill No. llS concerning the
road law, allowing peraons who choose
TO do 80, to pay their direct road tax IN
labor, vas passed.
House hfll 40. 81, to prevent the kill
inc OF deer, was passel.
Mr, Watts offered resolution tAank'
ing the President, officers and attaGhea
Of the Senate for faithful performances
Of duty and for courtesies extedded.
M. Wiley offered 8 resolution author
izing the clerk Of the Senate y pays Pays
5000 copies Of the reassessme9t VII
printed for distribution. Adopted.
The Senate appointed members OF the
Conference Committee on the scnooI
hook bihs Wiley, Watts, ArbuckIei
Campbell aud LowthBr.
House bill No. 50, concerning certain
property rights and privileges oil mar,
ried women, was ordered to q third
Ysading. House bill No. 1872, concern
ing dudes and compensation OF county
clerks IN recording certificates OF birtht
and deaths, making the foe I've cents IN
Stss5 5 oI two. was ordered to a third read
ling. House bill No. l4s, providing tina
every laboTer, workman, domestic O.
ann person doing work tor any person
corporation or firm, by virtue ot Q con
tTast, shall have o Iien for the price con
trsctsd Tor, or il no price be hSed, To-
the reasonable value OF the work, va
ordered to a third readiRg. House bill
M. 2S4, extending the corporate limit
n Parkersburg, on second reading, wa
PISIl House bill l22, concerning taxes o
collateral inheritances, dietribuiv
shaYes and leRacies, was ordered !
third reading, House bill l6T, TestFictin
and reSnlating the granting Of licens
. vas rejected. House bill l4i, 70 autno
0 lie telephone companies TO erect poi.
a along county roads, was taken up Of
!, Of order and passed. ,,....Lm,o
4 Tho Governor returned senate nlLl 10
I the TedlstriCtins bill, with his SppF0V'
. Adjourned.
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sun Having a Good Time.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March l2.-The
splendid time which the people OF Chat
tanooEa have given their guests from
the National Capitol was crowned with
q continued round Of interesting events.
The members OF the party viewed famoul
battle fields around Chattanooga. To.
night the party attend the banquet given
to celebrate the Inauguration oi the
Basic steel process in the South,
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PRlTCHARD WHIPS BURKE.
Two EnglISh sluggOrs Fight Short but
Decisive Battle.

Two EnglIsh sluEgors Fight Short but
Decisive Battle.
LONDON, March 12.-The glove fight
between the English champion middle
weights, Ted Pritchatd and Jack
Burke, took place at the Albany club
tonight. The match was for the
Holloway stakes Of $1,000. In the
frat round Burke had the best Of II, get.
ting home repeatedly. In the second
round Pritchard woke up and landed
with right and left in quick succession.
Then they came to close quarters,
Burke finally falling from q blow on the
jaw.
In the third round Prichard dashed
in, taking Burke completely by surprise
by the vigor OF his onslaught. Burke
was completely dszed and was finally
floored by tremendous hit on the Jaw.
He had hardly gained his feet when
PrichaId downed him again. Burke
failed to rise within the ten seconds limit
and Prichard wss declared winner OF the
fight,
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IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.


The Bank of Paris Obliged to Make IN Ap
pOAl for Aid.
PARIS. March 19.-The Societe del
Depots de Complies Courants, OF thit
city, is in a critical position.
The societe, or bank, referred to. sui
fered acutely during the recent fnsncia
crisis in London and Buenos Ayres. Al
the present time it has only $4,000, ,0OC
francs on hand with which to meet
claims amounting to IS, 600, 900 francs.
After long consultation between the
Societies directors and its executive Off
cials it was decided to ask the Govern
ment to come to the assistance Of the i'm
perilled financial institution. Conse.
ouently NJ. Donan, the managing direC'
tor, called upon NJ. Rouvier, the Minis
ter OF Finance, and plainly stated the
whole case to him. Finally NJ: Donau
asked NJ. Rouvier to advance the SoCiett
the sum Of 90 600, 900 francs.
LATER,-The fnRnciers called together
by NJ. Rouvier, with a view OF bringing
about some arrangement which will en-.
able the Societe des Depots de Complies
Courants to tide over its difficulties, re
suited in the Bank Of France agreeing Il
advance most OF the money required
The shares Of the Societe have fallen Il
$40 francs, decline Of 1a0 francs in two
days.
The following is the basis OF settle
ment decided on: The Bank OF France
advances %, 100000 francs to the soCiete
which sum is guaranteed by the bills o
the Societe, and the SoCiete calls for 81
francs per share from its shareholders,
and the financial houses jointly guaran
tee the sum OF 100000 francs to thu
Bank OF France. The assets OF the So
ciete will be assigned for the payment o
the advances. ltis understood that the
liabilities Of the societe are under 90,
600 OO0 francs.
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VOLUME XXxIx--NUMBER l73.
were victorious. It ia reported here
that the Republic OF Uruguay has Of.
tered to mediate between the contend
ing factions.
ASIGNIFICANT ACTION.
Count Won waldsrsss Wits bismarck a
FFiedrichstus.

Count Won waldsrsss Wits bismarck at
FriedrichSrus.
BERLIN, March 12.-Genetal Count
Won Waldersee yesterday left Altoona,
where he was stationed after his removal
from the position Of Chief of staff, and
proceeded for Friedrichsrue. He wore
q Uhlan uniform. Prince Bismarck,
wearing the uniform of the Cuirassiers,
met him at the railroad station. Count
Won Waldersee remained with Prince
Bismarck for the evening. Following
the recent conference between Count
Won Waldersee and Emperor William,
the visit Of the Count to Friederichsrue
Is regarded as being significant and as
confirming the reports that the Emperor
was contemplating the readoption Of
Prince Blsmarck'S method OF govern.
ment, and that the Emperor had opened
communications with the exc Chancellor.
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A MANLY lX.CONPEDgRATE.

Mr.. Campbell, OF Hardy County, Deserves
the Respect of all Federal Veterans.
Special Dispateh to he IatsIHGe1etr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March l9.-Mr.
Campbell, OF Hardy county, has not
been very prominent in the deliberations
Of the session, but his remarks yesterday
in explaining his vote on the Gettys'
burg monument matter endeared him to
the hearts OF every old soldier who
heard 1t, and his response to the presen'
ta.ion sreech OF Mr.. Hanen In giving
him the ring as token OF appreciation
Of his action, shows that he Is capable,
Of great things as an orator II he desired
to distinguish himself in that line. hia
feelings almost overcame him, but NJ
acquitted himself with credit and his
words will never be forgotten by those
who heard them, he said;
'GENTLRuEN: Your dead are sacred
to me. Az Appomatox l surrendered
with the immortal Lee and since then
have been loyal citizen OF the Unlte9
States, All monuments to the Federal
dead but attest the vGlor and heroism oi
the Confederate soldier. sm but hui
man being like one Of you, and II there
was less Of manhood in any who wore
the blue. It were nothing to have mel
you on the field Of battle. !, as Con
lederate soldier, am your peer, notwith
Standing the victory accorded you. bis
tory will erect n monument 70 us o.
more enduring than granite or marble
lam not ashamed OF the lost cause. u
brought forth test Of manhood not Y
be despised. It's needless TO speak o
personal friendships formed since thI
great rebellion, between thoae who par
ticipated in that strife. They are q
lasting as time, and as true as humsl
nature can make them.
"To.day's proceedings have stirred nl
tho memories OF dead quarter ol
century, and II am not myself nov,
know that all men who wore the blu
and the grey, will pardon what TO other
seem weakness, but to me is test {
manhood. I am no hero, but the wotl
is full OF them-braye men who o.
working out HES problems, and wi
continue 10 do so ls long as lie n
mains" a,
1t is safe 10 say that nothing In n
Campbell's possession is more hignl
priced than the credit OF gold gwen hil
by his Republican friends last night
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Rrln,,In,nra rniInn,.

CHICAGO, March l2.-The Bricklsyers'
Union decided last night to reject the
offer made by delegates from the Inter.
national Union about four weeks ago fol
the amalgamqtion Of the two associa'
tions. Another proposition for q redpc'
ton Of the initiation fee 10 members o.
the International Union during the nexl
two years was also rejected. There Il
some talk OF the International establish
ing a local union in the city in conse
quence OF this action Of the local body
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THE DIG TUNNEL
To BE Pierced Through the SRoCk URdsl
ChaplIns Hill This Morning.

To BE Pierced Through the "Rock Uadsr
ChaplIne Hill This Morning.
1t was expected last night that the
tunnel under Chapline Hill would be
pierced through by Q o'clock this morn
ing. An INTRLLlaENCRRr reporter visited
the north end of the tunnel,
wading through mud and water
clear through to the heading. Ten
minutes after his arrival a blast was
fred. The tunnel is not being blasted
out to its full width and height, but
hole about eight feet in diameter is
being run through. After the blast the
reporter climbed up on the "shelf," and
going through the hole applied his
ear TO the rock. The dull Clink Of the
drills and even the slosh OF the water in
the,drill holes could be plainly heard, sp.
parently, though much further, only two
feet away. By the time the reader gets
his newspaper this morning the breezes
from Caldwell's Run and Wheeling
creek will meet under ChRpliue Hill.
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GEN. FULLER DEAD.
4 Brilliant Military Leader in the War for
al,a IInInt,

4 Brilliant Military Leader In the War for
the Union.
CINCINNATI, O., March PA private
dispatch from Toledo, O., announces the
death there to-day Of General John W.
Fuller. General Fuller had a brilliant
record during the war of the rebellion.
He was the first Colonel OF the Twenty
seventh Ohio infantry. He distinguished
himself by a defeat Of Forest at Parker's
Cross Roads, Tenn, in 1862, and again
in the battle OF Corinth in the same
year. His division met the heavy shock
Of large portion Of Hoods army at the
battle Of Atlanta, July 22, 1904, and at
that time General Fuller performed IN
act Of personal valor not otten equslled
during the war. He was subsequently
made Brevet Major General and COM
manded q division. General Fuller re-
tired from business some years ago on
account OF ill health.
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ACKNOWLEDGING DEEDS.


An Important Change, Generally oonGId-
erCd Step backward.
Clerk Hook has received an official
copy OF new act Of the Legislature
making an innovation in the acknowl-
edgment of deeds, which went into
effect upon its passage, February 20.
Heretofore it has been necessary to take
the acknowledgment OF married wo-
man separately and apart from her hus.
band, and to certify upon the deed that
the woman was priyily examined, and
said that she had signed the deed, Under
stood It's purport and did not wish to re-
tract. Under the new law it is merely
necessary 10 certify that both the hus-
band and wife have acknowledged their
signatures; this may be jointly or separ-
ately, as the parties prefer.
The act Of February 20 further pre-
scribes:
"When the acknowledgment OF & mar
ried woman shall have been 80 taken
and certified as aforesaid, such writing
shall operate TO convey from the wife
her right oi dover in the real estate en-
braced therein, and pass from her and
her representatives all right, title and in
terest Of every nature which, at the date
OF such writing, she may have in any
real estate conveyed thereby, as efrectu-
ally as if she were, at said date, an un-
married woman and such writing shall
not operate any further upon the wife or
her representative by means OF any
covenant or warranty therein con-
tanned"
The general opinion here Of those
competent to judge is that the new law,
in endeAvoring to avoid fruitful source
OF confusion and error, has re.intro-
duCed an old idea that will prove very
mischievous. at takes our law in relG-
ton to the property Of married women
backward hundred years." said one
prominent man.
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No Eneet wan BID FsIt Hero.

NEw York, March 12.-The Post, refer.
ring to the Paris financial trouble, says;
'The suspension would have little effect
on finances or securities here for the
reason that very few American securities
are held in Paris. Even the much more
important failure Of the Compton Des.
compt in March, 1889, had but a tenn.
poraIy effect on American securities,
notwithstanding that it had a direct
bearing on the American copper stocks
held in Boston, causing large lossea there
and affecting railroads and other stocks
and causing Q decline Of from 2 TO
points in o good many OF the railroad
specialties dealt in in Boston.
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ST. LOUIS, March l2.-The conspiracy
case against Pitcher Marx Baldwin, Of
the Pittsburgh League base ball club,
which was set for q hearing to-day, was
at the request Of the attorneys for the
State, laid over until next Wednesday,
owing 70 the absence Of President Won
Der Abe, the principal witness pgainst
Baldwin.
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To n1GEs FnfinitnrS Ezh,hILa.

NEW YoRK, March l9.-At q meeting
held here to-day, attended by represen
tatives OF about City OF the largest fur
niture factories in the United States, Z
national association was organized fol
the purpose Of holding in New Yoil
York gemi.annual expositions of the
products Of tie furniture factories Of tht
United States. The first is to be helt
at the American Institute from July
To AnRnat s.
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BosroN, March l2.-John E. Carr, Of
Haverhill, was killed by an angry bull
ia bis pasture this morning. His body
was horribly nutilated, the bull frst
goring him and then stripping him. Mr..
Carr was armed with pitchfork, but
the attack was too sudden and violent
for him. His body could not be removed
till the bull had been Killed. - !
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SpeciG! DISpdtcA 70 he Ii'ttLltCeHeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 12.-The
conference committee on the school
book matter has rgreOd upon the bill
passed by the Senate after striking out
tle provision for a school book commits
sion and providing for fve years con-
tract for the present system OF books
with the addition OF Hyde's Language
Lessons, MaCy's Civil Government,
Mahew's Book. keeping and E!lsworth'e
System OF Penmanship. Reports will
be made to both Houses tomorrow and
will be adopted without any serious
opnosition,
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TIE AUTHORIZATION BILL.


II Will Have narrow EsCApo-"hoA 0N
Journment May occur.
sxtlar Dt,po.ch TO he IHtligaor.
CnARLEsrou, W. Va, March PA
last the Appropriation bill has beer
read a second time and is now in the
hands of the engrossine clerks. They
are faithfully at work and it will be re-
ported back TO the House some time to-
morrow morning, when twill be psssed
without delay and at once sent over tc
the Senate. The opinion seems to be
about equally divided whether adjourn
ment vii! be had Saturday at midnight,
or whether the session will be extended
90 ss 10 include Monday. Senator Nor
ris Is authority for the statement thai
the Senate does not propose to rush
through the bill, hut will consider eacl
item carefully. II he is right it would
seem 10 be impossible to pass It without
further extension, but on the othei
hand it Is said majority Of the Senate
intends 10 adjourn Saturday whether
the Appropriation bill is passed or not.
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busily engaged In circulating for sigma
lures Of members paper setting forth
the Colonel's valuable and painstakIne
services In the committee aud on the
floor Of the House, and their high
esteem and regard for him. II was pretty
generally signed and was passed 70 Col
onel White this afternoon, and, Of course,
is compliment that he highly ap'
nraciatea.
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Appropriation BIZ Passed.
,.loI Di,no,.h 10 Lhs InLsllidolctY,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 19.-lt
was expected that the Worlds Fair | u
would come up in the House tonight,
but n wrangle over the bill to extend the
corporate limits OF Parkersburg took up
much Of the time, aud the Appropria:
ton bill was passed. 1t will be reported
to the Senate early in the morning and
little time will be wasted on It there.
The session will adjourn Saturday
ni0hf
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Hope Shell Always bs Happy

NKw YoRK, March 12.-NIiss claire
Coudelt, the daughter Of Charles Cou'
dert, was married to-day in St. Patrickl
Cathedral To the Marquis DeChoisel
Archbishop CorriRan performed the
ceremony. Later civil ceremony Wal
performed by Judge George P. Andrews
The bridal couple Left this afternoon iol
an extended southern trip, and next
month will sail for France.
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vIcKsBuRo, Miss, March l2.-News
has reached here to-day Of break in
the legee near sunaower Landing, in
Coahoma county, three miles north oI
the Bolivar county line. The water
from this break will 60 into the Hus'
peckhRnGna and thence into the Sun
flower river. II will overflow the Boil
var loop railroad and trains on that line
are expected to stop to-day.
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Special Dtspdleh 70 ne IHtellI9encT.
CHARLEsToN, W. Va, March 12.--
Probably the quickest work done at this
session was on House bill No. IA,
authorizing telephone companies to
erect poles along county roads. It was
taken up out Of Its order this afternoon
and passed, and on reaching the Senate
Senator Campbell moved that 1t be
taken up out OF its order, which pre-
vailed, and on further motions of Sena'
tor Campbsll 1t was read a first, second
and third times and psssad.
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To RsIIeve DI.tre.. IrI iceland

LONDON, March 12.-In the House of
Commons this evening in Committee Of
Supply, Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, was allowed credit Of S55, ,8S1
for the relief OF distress in ireland. He
explained that the Government had
adopted every possible means to expe.
dite relief works which otherwise could
not have been begun before April OF
NAV.
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Last night DR.. S. G. Giuner, a High
Priest in tho Ancient Order Of DfuidH,
Jacob Heck, ]. g.. Fritz aud Andrew
Bender, Of Pittsburgh, were in the city
attending a reunion OF Herman Hahn
Grove, Ancient 0:dero OF Druids. After
come secret work in the lodge, DR.. Gin.
ner delivered q lecture TO the Drnids and
their families in Beethoven hall. The
meeting was fairly well attended and
DR., Ginnel's lecture was very interest,"
i10
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We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnjca
SalVe and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or that have given guch universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate to glaran.
tee them every time, and we stand ready
70 refund the purchase price, ii satisiac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists, l
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HIlel4l DlEp0leA % u< IEIIeHl0eaeF'.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March "a
Lieutenant R. NJ. G. Brown, the hero Of
Samoa, arrived in the city to-day aud
entertained q number Of the members OF
the Legislature, representatives OF the
press and others at his room tonight
On Saturday he will be presented with a
suitably inscribed sword in accordance
With resolution passed to-day. The
presentation will take place in the hall
Of the House and will be made by Cover
nor Fleming on behalf Of the st4te.
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BERLIN, March 12.- Herr Gustave
FreytaS, the well.known German author,
who is now about seventy-fve years Of
age, was married at Vienna on Tuesday
last to Nine. Stracosch, who is separated
from her husband.
The Nine. strakosch, who was mar.
ried to Herr Gustave Ffeytage, the au-
thor, was an Austro.G German and an
elocutionist. 1t is not known that she
Is related to the strakosch family so we'll
known In the United States in connec.
ton with operate matters.
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Prr4sBuRon, Pa, March 19.-The Oil
Well Supply Company, Of Oil City. Pa,
has purchased the Elba Iron Works and
Continental Tube Works, Of McKees.
port, for $76O,0O0 TheSe millg haye an
equal capsCity OF 200 tons each and here:
after the Supply Company will make IL
own tubing.
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LONDON, March 12.-while gang OF
men were working to-day on train
which had broken down on the Great
Western railway they were run down
by relief train which had been sent to
the scene OF the accident. Two OF the
men were killed and seven others were
fatally injured.
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Oldest Postmnstor Dead.

GALENA, Ill, March 12.-Celestine
Goltonach, the Oldest postmaster in the
Northwest, died Tuesday night at his
home in Potosi, Wis, age IS. He was
appointed postmaster at Potosi in 1885,
and with the exception oftwo years held
the position until his death.
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A anI,nnl fllrl,. anlnih..

VIRGINIA, NEv., March 10. - Bella
Preusch, a ftteen'year-old girl, was yes.
terday suspended from school for thirty
days for misbehavior. She went home
and shot and fatally wounded herself
with revolver. She says she was limo.
cent and could not stand dispraca.
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For the worlds Fair Board

hltcIHI UEI1EeN 70 HN IIFtl0EFutF'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 49,
Friends Of Colonel Ffeer and Delegate
Pugh circulated petitions to-day asking
for the appointment OF these gentlemen
as the two Republican members Of the
Worlds Fair Board. They were signed
by every member OF the House who was
present. Then petitions were circulated
asking for similar appointments for
Campbell, OF Hardy, and Clarke, Of
Greenbrier, and they, too, received q
goodly number Of signatures, partiCu.
larly that OF Mr.. Campbell.