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HALF HOSE a SPECIALITY.

Just received, 100 dozen moro Of those
Real Maco superior Half Hose. For Com
fort and durability they surpaSs all Others.
All blacks absolutely fast. Price 25c.
G. HESS s. SONS,
Merchant TnIIors and Gents FurnisherS,
1891 aud 1898 Market Street. NwAP
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We are prepared to furnish anything
pertaining to the shooting line Mt prices
that are way below competitors. Every
Gun warranted, BECK MAN,
1910 Market Street.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEX IMPORTERS
Coffee Roaste1-s.
PRICE LIST:


Graduated Sugar, 10 lbs. for.,..Sl 90
Standard A Sugar, 20 lbs. for. 1 90
Light Yellow Sugar. % lbs. for... 100
Lair Raisins, new, lbs. for..,..... 25
Valencia Raisins, new, 8 lbs for. 25
Carolina Rice, new, 5 lbs. for..... 25
Best Head Rice, new, lbs. for. IS
Pearl Barley, new, slbs form. rs
Dat Meal, new, G lbs. for............ IS
Rolled Oats, new. 6 lbs. for......... 25
n. Y. Full Cream Cheese, l5c per Id.
Broken Coffee, loo per lb.
Fresh Roasted Coffee, 1910 rer lib.
Clothes Pins, lie per dozen.
Carpet Tacks, S or, lie per box.
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The Ohio County Republican club
will hold a meeting Tuesday evening
1t is desirable that every colored voter
be present, as it is the purpose to select
uniforms and prepare for big turnout
on the 18th, when Mckinley comes.
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Manager and opcrat,

ANY cmpIoye ofrailroNds owning watch
that will not pass inspection can purchase
any watch, OF Rny make, Mt company list
cost. We have n few finest nickel Ray
monds ut SIG 90.
JACOB w. GRUBD,
JeweIcr, Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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KNABE
Piano
for
sale cheap
by
F. W. BANNER & Co.

THE Wheeling Nightsoil Co. has the
largest barrels and best facilities for
moving nightsoil. @. W. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chapline and Six
eenth streets. Telephone 10.
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Don't think of purchasing ticket to the
West without consulting BEEKMAN's
TICKET OFFICE, 1910 tarliet Street.
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FOR Gibson and Daughcrty's straight
Rye Whistles, go to tho Grand Opera
House Saloon.
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For Mems Fine Shoes in all, the latest
shapes and leading makes, all sizes and
widths from 81 to 81. L. V. BLOND.
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CosaRAvE's CREAM ALE and Extra
Stout now on draught.
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THE HUs-oNE-pRIcE cLoTAIERs:
UNEQ.UALED
For Fabric, Fit and Finish.
Suits, OYercoatS,.-S %.


You know our Fifteen Dollar ii never wore hen
among we'll dressed men WhSas nearing b
praises sounded Every style fashionable we can snow you
single and Double Three and Four Button CutaWy
Single Double Breasted Overcoas made up IN %
ueatest and most the profession we've
qualities qualities for the money than h0 III our
SIS grades.
$40 90 and $l2 so.
You will certainly be agreeaby surprised looking the
above line You can SIS SIS suits IN the city
We have them in Caeres Scotch Chevos IN pot sack
and Three Button Getaway Double Breasted Sack $40 and 81 o.
Measured other foks custom ors or even our
own high that has always BEEN these So $l2 90 ana S
Suit are the greatest offerings made We've bent every
energy to the goodness the Our achievements
are puzzle contemporaries bugear to the a that has
driven them tailoring frantic efforts 10 meet our prices
but they don't They it, Tn ceapness the people want
Tsnt cheapnes quality Better Quality! Best
quality prices you heard OF before The news has
spread The successful efforts Good lud
Inent s overcoming biased prejudice
THE MASSES THE PEOPLE, THE COMMUNITY
are aocinr the enOymcnt the advantages PUSH PLUCK and
PERSEVERANCE have provided.
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Owing to the large demand for seats for this
Great Comic opera the management has ar
ranged fora
MONDAY MATINEE.

Balcony, sc; Orchestra and Dress Circle, 7jc
No extra charge for reserved Geats. Seats on
sale at Houses music store. Oes
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Boys and ChiIdren's SuitS---S5 %.

Five dollar, price and we've filled full of values
would be marked dollar or two more
army juveniles been clothed from its endless variety An
ALL FOR WEAR Boys 0yercoa Cdren overcOats Cape COas
Reeers-$5 90.
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New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Fitzsim.
mons-Maher fight is. beginning to u.s.
sumo somewhat sectional aspect. All
the northern sports are backing Maher,
while tho southern contingcnts are
pluneing or Fitzsimmons. At the pool
rooms to-day, it was even money and
take your choice. There has probably
never bccn'a fight in tho history OF the
ring where less was known OF the con-
dition and'fghting capacity OF at least
one OF the contestants.
Maher is practically an unknown
quantity. He has weight in his favor,
say those who arc regarded as experts
in fistic matters, but that is all. Tho
current of opinion is that his mcttle
never has been tried MS it will be to-
morrow night. Tho fight is the all ab-
sorbing topic, and even the. historical
struggle between Sullivan and Kilrain
did not attract q larger share OF the
curiosity OF tho public Among the
New Orleans men everybody seems to
favor the Australian.
A number OF sports assembled at the
Metropolitan clubs room tonight to
witness fight between weller weights
Needham and Jack Burke, the latter
taking Tommy Ryan's place who was
unable to appear last night. 'Burke is
the boxing instructor OF the young
mons club.
Prof. Duffy acted as referee and Mike
kclly, OF base ball tame, was chosen
timekcepcr. Ten rounds wcrc fought,
when the fight was decided in Need
hams favor. Burke made as gallant
fight, however, against superiorstrength
and science, as has seldom, il ever, been
seen in New Orleans club. Though q
beaten man, Burke fought fair, manly
battle, and deserved the applause
which he received. Many were the
hand-shakings given the plucky boy in
token OF congratulation. ;
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NIcDornII Oil Einld.

PrrrsGURGn, March 1.-The J.W. Kel-
SO MOL, of the Venture Oil Company OF
Wheeling gothic fifth sand to-day and
is showing for q good well in that level.
1t is located ON tho northwest corner OF
tho Kelso farm. 1t is short distance
northeast OF the Scott we'll OF the Knox
Brothers and will probably be much the
same kind Of IN oil maker. A report
received last night stated that the well
was flowing at the rate of ten barrels an
hour. The Eta Glenn No. 5, OF the
Forest Company well west of Mobiles
town, got into the Gordon sand to-day
and filled up 1000 feet with it. The L.
w. Glenn Nos made 800 barrels Mon
day, but not so much to-day, as deeper
drilling reached the salt water. The NJ.
Wright No. produced 1928 barrels in
tho last twenty-four hours and is tho
best well at McCurdy.
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ter, tho archbishop has nothing to say
any moro than that tho responsibility
Tor uniting tho pair lay entirely with
tho priest. A copy OF Mr.. Blaine's lot.
tor was received by tho archbishop ut
the same time 1t was sent to Father
Duccy.
"rho archbishop sent for Father
Ducey and requested him to make
somc roply ut once to the charges 1t
contained. This Father Ducey refused
TO do, saying ewould tako his own
time and answer 1t in his own way. Tho
archbishop told him that rs mere
matter oil courtesy It demanded M I'M
mediate answer. Whether Father Du.
coy over answered tho note or not tho
archbishop does not know.
"Nlr. Blaine afterwards wrote to the
archbishop thanking him for what he
had ,donc und said in his efforts 10 pro.
vent tho marriage and declaring that
'hc was satisfied hc had done What he
could. II there arc any differences be.
tween Father Ducey and Mr.. Blaine
they should be settled without bringing
tho archbishop into the controversy. 1t
is very remarkable conduct on the part
of, Father Duccy to bent about the bush
and try to shit n responsibility. il
there be one, from his own shoulders
TO those OF tho archbishop"
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LED BY ARABS.
Au Obn oxlous Decree Causes IN Outbreak
u in lin prnrInca Of 4 Erinnii

Au Obnoxious Decree Causes IN Outbrcals
in tho Province of 1ripoli
LONDON, March LA dispatch from
Tripoli announces tnat there has been
serious riotine there, growing out OF the
issuing Of firman by thesultan making
natives liable to conscription, from
which they have hitherto been exempt,
While an official was reading the firman
to the public in the market place he was
attacked and beaten by mob, and the
document was torn up, A detachment
OF cavalry had to be called out to dis
perse tho mob. Soon afterward thou
sands OF Arabs assembled outside the
walls OF the city and advanced to the
gates, demanding the withdrawal OF the
tlrman. The Arabs have already had
an encounter with the troops, several
being killed and many wounded. The
Europeans living in the vicinity have
taken refuge in the city. Business is
entirely suspended.
A dispatch from Constantinople says:
The secret of the disturbances in the
Atro-Turkish Province OF Tripoli is that
the Sultan wishes to strengthen Turkish
rule in the province and mako it base
OF operations in dealing with Egypt, on
tho one hand, or France and Turkey on
the other. Heretofore Turkish rule in
Tripoli has been little more than nom
inal.. The Sultan's governor has ruled
in 4 barbarous fashion with q corps OF
native soldiers, who plundcr and op-
press the people, and especially the
Jews. The Sultan has ordered the dis
solution OF this corps, and the organiza-
ton OF large disciplined army, to be
pressed into the Turkish service. There
is no doubt, however, they will have to
yield, as the Sultan has plenty OF spare
troops just now to use in bringing them
to terms. Tripoli is, in short, to be
the Turkish garrison in, Africa,
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woMEN's PRISON BURNED
at Indinnapolis-Thrco Girls Set 1t on Firt
In an Attompt to Escape.

at Indinnapolis-Thrco Girls Set it on Fro
in nn At,ompt to Escape.
INDIASAroLls, March-=l.-Tho state
woman's prison and reform school for
girls burned here tonight. Tho build
ing was entirely destroyed. The fire
was discovered a few minutes after sup
per in the laundry OF the reform de-
partment.
When the fire was first discovered,
Miss Kelly, the superintendent, order
ed the inmates OF the reform depart
ment into tho yard. These were taken
back when the fire was supposed to be
under control. Upon the discovery that
the flames had communicated to the
stairway and up to the roof the girls
were once more ordered to the yard and
guarded by 4 half dozen attendants.
So far as known, noneof the prisoners
made any attempt to escape. though
SOME OF the reform girls wore discovered
during the evening roaming about the
streets OF the city and those were sent
to the police station.
Tho fire was OF incendiarv origin,
three girls, Imogeno Thompson, Mary
Stevens and Lydia kinseley, tits claimed
by other inmates, having formed con-
spiracy to free themselves in this way
il possible by creating a stampede. The
prisoners and inmates will be confined
in tho various state institutions, The
loss will exceed 100000, with m insur-
ance ofbut S5l, l,0G0. So 80,
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hanged for Murder.

LONDON, March 1.-Muci, the shoe.
maker, who some time ago murdered
woman named Sullivan, who was liy-
ing with him as his wife, was hanged
to-day in Newgato prison. At the timo
of the murder which occurred in one of
tho purlies OF Whitechapel, there was
great excitement among the dcnizens of
the district, us it was reported that tho
crime partools OF tho revolving nature
that characterized the murders done by
Jack tho Ripper" Police Investigation
showed, however, that tho murder was
due to Nluci's jealousy and that there
was nothing about it to warrant the
assertion that "Jack the Ripper" was
about again. t,5 u
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GAME IN LIKE a LION.
March USliered In by Furious Storms oil
tho Atlantic COnst.

tho Atlantic C0nst.
NEw YoRK, March l.v-March was ush.
cred in this morning by tho tierccst
storm which has been known for years,
and it is almost certain TO leave many
memcntoes in its wake all along the
seaboard line. Not sailing craft left
port tliis morning, and only tho largest
steamers dared poke their noses into
the sixty milo an hour gallo which is
raging of Sandy Hook. Tho wind
played havoc with tho shipping an
cllorod of Staten Island, and number
OF small craft were driven ashore. Re-
ports from along the Jersey coast tell q
unanimous story OF furious wind and
raging surf. The deepest snow OF the
year covers the ground OF all tho vii
lagos on the lower Hudson and slcighs
arc again out.
Tho tide ON the north shore of Staten
Island this morning was the highest
ever known. At 10 o'clock the tide
gauge on Ellis Island registered 81 feet
4 inches. . Colonel Weber and all the
other islanders were in sorry plight
today. II the tide had risen another
inch all the heating apparatus OIL the
island would have been rendered use
less. Tho furnace rooms were flooded
this morning, and 1t was only by the
greatest efforts that tho fires could be
kept alight. All tho big immigration
buildings arc heated by steam.
AT II o'clock tho tide was on tho cbb
and the engineers began to breathe
more freely. Tho,cxtremely high tide
which tho strong c9stcrly wind has
created increases tho'hardships OF tho
sailors. The maritime exchange was
crowded to-day with men who were
anxiously awaiting the arrival OF any
marine news. -
Great interest was felt in regard to
the big frcightcr Akabac, which, while
being towcd to this port from Turns
island by the steamer Saturn, was drop
ped by the Saturn on Saturday night
abont % miles Off Body's island,
small strip separating Albemarle
and Roanoke Sounds from tho Atlantic
ocean. 1t is q bad locality and is the
scene OF many wrecks. City Island is 4
hospital for mariners and their craft
Lying in this shelter are twenty sailers
waiting to proceed. Nearly all are
bound east and many have dragged
anchors.
IN Hoboken five-story brick build
ing in course OF erection was blown upon
q small one, the occupants of which had
q narrow escape from death.
Throughout Pennsylvania there have
been severe storms OF snow and wind.
Lancaster, reports . most peculiar
phenomena.
Mixed with snow were hundreds OF
worms OF various species, some OF them
resembled the tobacco worm and others
unknown in this section. Theyare be-
loved to have been brought by high
winds,
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Tho popc necolvcs tho carllnnls.

RoNE, March 1.-The pope to-day,
gayo 4 solemn audience in the throne
room OF the Vatican to all the members
Of the college of cardinals present in
Rome. They expressed to his holiness
their devotion and voiced their con.
gratulations on the anniversary to-mor-
row OF his eighty-sccond birthday, and
also upon the fourteenth anniversary OF
his crowning in the sisten chapel Us
supreme pontif OF the Holy Roman
Catholic church.
The pope made speech in reply, in
which he expressed his appreciation OF
the cardinals good wishes
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GoRGEoUs AEEAIR.
a st. Paul Description of nn Aurora Boro.
.Fl..f...r - nliu DigrIov

a st. Paul Description of un Aurorn Boro.
' alis Display.
ST. PAUL, March 1.-Tho northern
heavens wero robed in green last even
ing until the stars were obscured. ,WGvo
after wave OF quivering light swept up
from thehorizon like folds OF heccy lace,
until to tho very zenith tho sky was
shut out by tho shifting shadows, and
tho earth seemed hemmcd closely in.
The green OF this magniiicicent display
was SO delicate that it was but toned
reflection OF the fields and woods OF sum-
mcr Just touch OF the sea-. Just as
blending and soft as the blue OF the
robbins egg, yet dazzling
/ After time there came to the hori-
zon u broad band OF such deep color that
1t seemed black. From this shot up at
Intervals trunks of a,ifioro vivid green
Highland from them would spring limbs,
and from the limbs branches, and IRON
tho branches twigs, until it looked as
though four huge phantom trees had
been placed there. Attic same instant
there was flung across the zenith, from
! horizon to horizon, broad streamer OF
white light, and there flashed up, away
of to the south, pillar OF green like an
answering beacon. Another shaking OF
tho gnuzy folds in the sky and they
seemed to settle in a translucent veil. 8
This display OF aurora ,borcalis con-
tinued from early evening until late,
constantly changing and shifting, but
through it all there was one tint Of warm
coloring. Beautiful rs it was, the dis
play cleaned cold, and was like a chill
to the heart.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

- H. .. .. = " Of y. O. NJ
Amos Miller, who murdered Marshal
Sprinkle at Dexter, Mo-, last Saturday,
was captured near Campbell, Mo-, Mon
day night by q posse and brought back
to Dexter and lodged in jail, which Is
strongly guarded, fearing an attempt to
lynch him will be made.
There is nothing now in tho way OF a
clew OF the perpetrators OF the Taylor
outrage at Sedalia, Mo. Mr.. Taylor
failed to identify the negro arrested ut
VAN Burcn, Arkansas, and he was al
lowed to go.
NJ. Cazelles, director OF public safety,
Paris, France, and NJ. Eticnne, under
colonial secretary, have followed NJ.
Constans, late minister OF the interior,
into retirement.
James +. Kirk, general agent Of the
Southern Directory Company, was
found dead in bed at Birmingham, Ala, !,
Yesterday. Tho immediate cause was
hemorrhage
Tho Queensland government has de-
cided, in consequence OF the large NUM-
Der OF unemployed workmen in tho col.
ony, 10 prohibit immigration for the
present.
August Belmont & Co., New York
bankers, hayo ordered $4,000 gold
coin Tor shipment to Europe to-day.
Total ordered since February 10, S,Sl5,-
S26.
All switchmcn struck on tho Illinois
Central road at Cairo, Ill, Monday
night and traffic is at standstill. They
demand the removal OF the agent Ut
that place.
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German Naval ELL,

berlin, March 1.-The appeal yes.
terday OF Chancellor Won Caprivi for
the restoration OF the clause in the
naval estimates providing for the con-
struction OF corvettes and cruisers,
which had been eliminated by the con-
sideration, availed tho government
nothing, for when the question was put
to vote in the Reichstag to-day the
government was defeated. the house re-
fusing to have the sums OF money asked
ior reinserted in the estimate. The
other naval expenditures proposed by
the committee were passed.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING
From Famine In Russia Driving People to
Crlme-Dccp Misery Prevails.

~ "
LONDON, March l.--Tho English spe.
clal correspondent who Is travelling in
the famine districts OF Russia, writes
from saratoy that crimes Of violence in
tho valley OF tho Volga aro Of frequent
occurrence. Clcrgymens houses havo
been robbed and the bodies OF murdered
mon arc found on the high roads. The
correspondent says that while no was
sleighing on the Volga one evening hc
was tracked for half an hour by rag.
ged, Unlocking peasant armed with y
musket and cudgel. 1t was his inton-
tion to signal the approach OF tho cor
respondent to m ambush prepared by
robbers who infcst both sides OF the
Volga. Tho correspondent showed his
revolver and the peasant retired.
Tho correspondent adds that villages
in the government of Sarama who were
prosperous in 1856 arc now plunged
into tho deepest misery and the popula.
ton has been decimated.
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MORE TROUBLE.
Hills Insratitudo, Toward Ills Financinl

Hills Insratitude, Toward His Financial
Enckors. .iFe 81 ~.
WASHINGTON, March L. There is
trouble in what has been heretofore
known as the Hill German -Bricc politi-
cal combination, and there is a DISPOSE
ton on the part OF the financial hackers
OF the enterprise TO drop Hill as the
leading star and run German for the
nomination..
sIt is well known that large part Of
Hills strength, outside OF New York
state, has been worked up by clover de-
vices to draw strength from Cleveland.
! It has cost considerable money to nc
complish what has been done in this
direction, and the expense has been
borne by men behind Hill who have the
capital. Senator Brice is not tho only
capitalist who has yielded up cash to
keep the Hill boom in PROGRESS, there
being at least three other millionaircs
in touch with the combination.
1t now appears that since Hills recent
success in getting tho New York dele
gates he has shown the greatest cold
ness and indifference toward his finan-
cial hackers, and has been inclined to is-
more the suggestions they have made.
As n result there now exists n strained
state OF affairs within the combine, and
the disposition is to transfer the finan-
cial resources from Hill to German. It
will DO observed that the announcement
OF Gorman's candidacy has been formal-
ly made by his senatorial colleagues.
and obsevant newspaper readers will
discover in the future alarge percentage
OF German literature in the newspapers
that are operating to defeat the nominal
,tion OF Cleveland. /,
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DUBLIN, March l.-Mr. John Parncll,
brother OF the late Charles Stewart Par
nell, who has been visiting Ireland in
connection with the brothers personal
affairs, will shortly return 10 his home
in the United States. 1t has boon ar
ranged that Mr.. Parnell's house and
estate ut Avondale shall be sold at auc-
ton. The timber on tho estate has al
ready been sold. i is