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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10
Savannah VS.. Charleston.

Call at the Turf Exchange" and wit
ness this exciting game. No admission
charged. No. Drayton street. Minors
not admitted.-ad.
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Races. Races.

Grand spring meeting at Lexington and
St Louis both programmes posted at the
Turf Exchange, Drayton street; first
quotations at 80 p mad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10

Nasal Catarrh. Worst cares cured.
Treatise, testimonials, references, six cts.
Worlds Dispensary Med. Assn, Buffalo.
n. Y.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10
LuODEN & RATEs s M

WEATHER PROBARTT. 1rrTre r7>T 49,
DAY: Showers, attended bv tbnr,,,rL.,l. = rs
variable winds, generally southeast 10 ms ms;
slight changes IN temperature. ~ east
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10
Informashun About Mi Crate Leotu,

Friday mite, May II, S;15 p. m, at Y.
M. c. A. hall, 25 cents tew git in.
Goats preserved in Madison square fur
all who can't get in the hall, No extry
charge.
Subjek, "The Joys and Sorrows of an
Amatoor Photographer"
Uther topix tew numerus tew menshon
will also be tuched upon and eleusidated
tew a frazzel.
Mi lectur is not bilt fur amatoor phot-
tygrafers only. / know how to TAX
phottygraffs, but l won't glib it away at
this lectur. In phact, the know how"
amt big enuff tew divide.
Anybody kan KUN that will pa their
wa in, and there will be sumthing inter
estin fur every one.
A blind man can't look at mi picturs
without gratifcashun, and mi remarks
are speshally adapted tew deaf people.
Mi emoshunal nature IL wonderfully
strung, and if | am encouraged bi large
gait receets Their won't be a dri thred in
the room when / get thru Prof. b. A.
Jates, c. +. (the whichest is Camera
Eiend) .-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10
Hoods and Only Hood,s.

Are you weak and weary, overworked
and tiredl Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the
medicine you need to purify and quicken
YOUR blood and to give you appetite and
strength, If you decide to take Hood s
Sarsaparilla do not be induced to buv
any other. Any effort to substitute an
other remedy is proof Of the merit Of
Hoods.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Try a boX.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10

Eczema, or salt-rheum, yields surely to
a persevering use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
cd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10
Protect Your Homes

Every night some house in our city is bur.
glarized. ~
BUY A PIANO. borrow a fiddle ror+
nute' employ music teacher, and be pro,
tected from thieves.
PRICES UNCHANGED. No advance he.
cause OF this new Burglar Projection I'm.
provement' which is found in all our Pianos
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-10

If you desire luxurious growth of
healthy hair Of natural color, natures
GROWING ornament of both sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
neWer-ad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03


Ia Prison. Bus without Great Relish
Two slices OF Bread and Mug OF Black
coffee.
SING SING, n. Y, March 2.-Tbis
morning when TIE convicts in Sing
Sing prison were marched from their
cells 10 the lower dock the last man In
the line was John Y. MCKane, with his
bands on the shoulders of a horse thief
from New York McKane, with his
companions. filed into the large break
fast room and sat down on a rude
wooden stool. To front Of him was a
tin cup with a pint OF black coffee,
made of burnt bread crusts, and two
slices OF unbuttered bread. This was
McKane's first breakfast 10 prison.
Unlike "BG Ellison and Francis
Weeks, Nckane ate his break
fast. As soon as breakfast was
over Mckaue was marched 20 the cloth
ing shop where be was placed in the
hands of the instructor who was 90 give
him his first lesson in cutting trousers.
Mckaue spent a Sleepless night 10 his
cell and was one OF the first men up
when the gong was sounded TO his gal
lery. Mckane anXiOuSly inquired II
there was any danger Of the smallpox
spreading He vas told not. McKane
brought up q certificate from his physi-
clan, Or. Hill, Of Gravesend, stating
that Mckaue was suffering from heart
trouble, lung trouble and kidney dis.
ease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
RINEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building, Rooms Telephone 2l3.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

House rooms, brick, Fourteenth St. 5000
q .ots Ia BelYedere addition, corner lots
S-7j each
House rooms, brick, and roomed house IN
rear Eon street, between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets, s.. 500.
House rooms. Eighteenth street n good
condition, g 500.
Double brick house rooms Fourteenth
street. 5000
House seven rooms, brick, Sixteenth street
$500
House seven rooms, Chaplins street. Centr.
Wheeling, s,201.
House eight rooms, First ward, 81 OOO
House i've rooms, Baltimore street. East
Wheeling, I,D31 -.... s-o,
House four rooms, Charles street. Centre
House four rooms, Eighteenth street. 81, 0ll
House three rooms, Twelfth street $50
House eight rooms Sixteenth street. n GOOD
House Tour rooms and stable, Twelfth strs,s
''G Hous. rooms and stable, Eighteenth street
''i zine suburban homSs miles eastot oity a.
moderate price
bOx1OO feet, 800 each.
Fine farm. lAs acres, on NaNoRsl ROAD, nius
miles east Of city. on easy terms
Market street business property At uodsrats
price. ,.o-,,--, -.
wheeling, &Soe
one Of tbs beat maintaining sit4i htAs
city, fIsRting On two rAiiTsadG
NESB1TT & DEV1NEs
f-9l Marlet Street
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NoNrEEEy. GALA, March 2.-Prin-
cess CoIouua with her children and suite,
under the guardian eye of John w..
NIackay. Jr., arrived here last evening
fn a private car. A suite OF SIX rooms
ip the Hotel De,m01te awaited them,
end an hour after their arr.ya. the
Princess and her friend, Mrs Simpson,
together with SIR. Mackey and Philip
B. Clark, OF ST. Louis. took dinner ln
tbe main dining hall. To che suite are
four servants aud weii-ouiIt iudiN.lu-
~. who is said 90 be one OF the most ace
eompHshed secret service gentlemen in
the country. TO is his business 90 keep
al ever-watchful eye on the three chl.l-
rem. lest they may be spirited away oy
the tactician of Italy employed 0y Prince
Colonna. Sir. MacEay says thas be VII,
remain with his sister constantly until
enc danger is over.
81 came 90 California, said the
Princess, "l0r complete rest after the
worries and anXieties of The past few
months. i shall make Che De.monte
my home for che present visiting my
old friends in San Francisco occasion
ally"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03


The Hiehty-fourth Anniversary Appropri-
atoiy Ceiobrted-Responso 90 the Rep
resentauves OF the Sacred College.
ROWE. March 2.-The Pope to-day
celebrated his eighty.fourth birthday
and the sixteenth anniversary OF his
coronation
Cardinal RoTaele Monaco LaVallet-
Ga, on behalf Of the sacred college
offered His Holiness CONGRATULATIONS
and the Pope, who was in good health,
expressed his thanks aud continued.
1--WE are DO the decline of life; buL
shall continue 90 the last day oil our life
20 devote ourseli 90 making the Deue-
tcieut action Oh the church universally
ielI The need of this is great
for an the old conceptions Of
honestly, Justice, authority, liberty.
social rights aud social duties have been
overthrow. The church must seek TO
recall the nations 90 the principles of
moral iaith, point OUT the true causes
OF the existing evils, denOuuce tho de-
signs OF Free Masonry, Undue the diff
terent classes OF society with q feeling
or equity aud charity, inspire rulers
with rectitude aud the governed with
Submission and instjll iu all ardor for
peace TO is for the church 90 revive
study la accordance with the dictates
OF Christian wisdom as advised in the
recent eucyclicai Interpretation of the
Scripture. We pray that the germs
soWn oy the action OF the church may
bring forth abundant harvest In token
whereof We give you our beuodict.on. '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
Chancos Ora YACHT Race.

LONDON. March 3.-Nr. @. Oliver Is
elm. who has just returned from ST..
Petersburg, discuss the chances of
an international yacht race this year,
saws THAI hs does not believe thar Lord
Duuraveu and Lord WO.yerton will chal-
.euge with o seventy-f0oter. When
questioned as ,o tho par, the NigiIant
win take in Che years racing, Mr.. lSel-
in said that nothing had been decided
in regard to Che Nigiiaut's engagements,
bur there was mo- intention of bringing
her over here Although, Mr.. Iseiin
added. she was perfectly able 90 cross
The Atlantic Continuing, Mr.. lselin
said that the NIgiIany was not built to
sail iu the waters of che S0lent or In the
Thames. The American yachtsman
was greatly surprised at the suggestion
that the Nalkyr.e was Co return 90 Eng
land because Che Americans would not
compete against that cutter.
Ell Lord Duurayen wants race, ~
Mr.. IseUu said most emphaticaIly, "he
can get aII be wants. The Nigi.ant and
the C0l0oia are ready 90 meet him az
any time so proposal or challenge
has been made ty che Lord Duuraven. Do
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W Should 81 INDrrENDENr.
silver Advocates are not Perturbed Over
highlands Position.

SILVER Advocates are not Perturbed Over
Engiand's Position.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March None
or the silver men in Che House OF Rep
resentatives expressed any surprise
when Informed OF the dlsc0uraging re-
marks OF the British Chancellor OF the
e1cheQuor Sir William Uarc0nnt, ON
che outlook OF the reassembiHg OF the
monetary conference. Representative
McCreary, Of Kentucky, VINO was O. del
egate from the United States 90 the
conference, said: "The outlook does
not Indicate that an international none
tary conference will De held this year.
There Is. however, growing feeling .n
Europe in favor OF the enlarged
use Of silver. England has been in
favor OF gold monemetaUsm for
number OF years but there are many
able men like Mr.. BAL Hour, Sir VIM.
H0ldswOrth, Sir Henry Macy Thomp-
son and others, who favor International
bimetallism. England has b.0c6aded
the way more than any other nation
and prevented an international agree
ment for many years, but I believe
there will be after while such de-
mand for international blmetl..lSm that
another conference must be- held at
Paris or Brussels. But TO is probable
impossible that 30 can assemble until
several leading countries of Europe i0-
dicate q desire for the conference.
He was more confident that under
thls administration the initiative would
NOT be taken by the United states.
Representative Bryan. of Nebraska,
said. Those this country who are
opposed 90 any further use oi silver o
the United States except bv iUterua-
liOnal agreement are awaiting En-
glands consent. This dispatch ind.-
estes that England does not intend -o
Join us. Speaking for myself / have not
expected England 90 join So long as she
De- so largely o creditor nation, aud
therefore Interested in the appreciation
OF gold. am boz favor now, as / have
always been, OF our .egisla-iug for our
own people without regard 90 the wishes
or threats OF other nations, and i hope
she American sentiment win soon Oe
strong'en0ugh To- enable us Co establish
our 6wu standard and provide sufficient
mBney for Our uses.
"A "D0 you think this Government is
likely 90 propose another conference 2'
"l have not seen any Indication OF
such action, aud there seems Oh Oe no
announcement from abroad"
Senator Allison, another delegate 90
the last conference, read the dispatch
with the comment that be had known
en- the time that the United States
would not propose another conference.
Representative Bland said that The
action OF England was immater.al He
believed the United States should stand
on It's own feet. Ell never took any stock
On this international business. he add-
cd; "I believe it is an humbug.
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The mes Are Better.


ST1-1I- IC-lITT0 % Tls Ns7-1.G-.
HUNrIyGroN, w. Va, March .
Last fai b. w. Foster began the cree
ton OF am immenS, business building al
the corner OF Third avenue aud Ninth
street, which is to be the finest 10 the
city. When the financial stringency
came on aud when the walls were built
as far as the first story, Mr. Foster
stopped the work, covered the walls,
and announced that be would not com
Dlete the building until times got bet
ter. To-day he notified the contractors
20 begin work Monday next and push
the building TO completion at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
THE BIG LIBERALIZATION BILLS
Come Before the House Next-A Fight
over Pensions Expected.

Come Before the House Next-A Fight
over Pensions Expected
WAsWNGr0S, d. c., March 2.-The
great appropriation bills viii engage
tbe attention of the House, now that
the Bland silver oi.l is disposed or
There are four appropriation bills now
on the calendar, an unusual advance at
this time in q session. Mr.. Sayres has
now arranged 90 begin on the forthca-
ti0u biI and Co follow 10 with the pen
sion biu D.s,r.c, OF Columbia bi.l aud
sundry civil. DIN in the order named.
The measures have the right OF way
without special rule, and their con-
sideration will proceed from day 20 day
until a. four are passed.
mr. Sayres counts on passing the for
t.fcati0u ti. .u about an hour, as be
anticipates mo- opposition. It carries o
total of about $4,000, GOO, for sea-coaSt
batteries and various Notifications.
The pension appropriation bin, which
comes next. carries about SI51,000,000.
This measure is likely 10 bring out an
animated debate of the bin on the PEN
sion system. The total Of the bin is
sl5000o00 less than the appropriation
last year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03


CrAKKsBURe. w. VA, March "A
gigantic real estate purchase has just
been eonsummated. in which what was
known as tho Shuttleworth block, on
Main aud Third streets, passed into the
hands OF the Traders National Bank OF
this city. The lot is centrally located
aud near the court house and govern
ment building. a joint stock company
has been organized. which will at once
erect a magnificent building covering
the whole area, and to be composed OF
a bank building, hotel, opera house,
and store rooms, steam heated, with
elevator. etc. The project is the out
come of the enterprise Of such men as
T. Moore Jackson, Brent Maxwell,
Fleming Howell, C. SOrigg Sands and
others identified with the interests Of
Clarksburg and the Traders National
Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
NEWSLETA
interesting Pieces OF Tslegraphtc News
in Small space.

LoXDoN, March 2.-Explorer Jackson
writes to the Times to announce that he has
accepted the offer of Dr. Harmworth, of
Elmwood, in Kent county, Fellow Of the
Geographical Society, TO bear the whole
cost OF a fully equipped scientific expedi-
ton 70 Franz Josef Land.
CALDWELL, IDAHO, March Word
comes from the coal mines near here of the
finding Of the largest opal in the world. 1t
is said to be as large as a hens egg and
without a flaw. IL is estimated that the
gem will dress 325 karats, and prove Of the
highest quality and immense value.
MoNrrvDEo. March 2.-Thcre is great
excitement in Uruguay in connection with
the election. In anticipation of serious
trouble the troops have been confined to
barracks.
HARRISBURG, PA. March 2.-Col j..
Wesley Awl, a prominent lawyer and ex-
soldier, fell dead in his Office at 1915 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
RENTS REDUCED.

No. II Thirteenth street brick, rooms.
No g 10 McColioch street, large dwelling.
No ~ Fourteenth street, brick, rooms.
No ln5 Fifteenth street. rooms SQe.
No IL Eleventh street, rooms, es.O0.
No 81 Ohio street, rooms, iFame.
Nos y. broad way, rooms. sl4OL
No 81 Thirty seventh street. rooms, S'.UO.
No % Thirty-seventh street. 500
No. v wabash street, 3 rooms, 5000.
No - y wabash street, rooms, SLOT l.
No. 2Q02 Cha pline street rooms, sl@o.
No 1922 Alley II, 3 rooms, 4lJOO
No. 2SSa Eon street, brick, rooms, Sl8OO.
No. 2Sl7 EofT street. brick. D rooms, SIS OJ.
No 1906 Market street, Office rooms.
No 10 Tenth street storerOom. tl2.1O
No. . Ohio street. second Moor, framei SlueO
No. ~ alley T. lower part, 800
No. 1893 Chapiiue st, Trooms, 5000
No l2i Thirty-third St, BRICK. rooms SAOo
Nc. 2SJ3 Eod ST., rooms first floor, - 30.
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable Tor
one or two gentlemen.
No SO 3 Front street, ! rooms and bath.
No. go Main ST., l2 rooms, brick.
No. a. s. York ST.. 3 Rooms, frame.
No 1922 Maia ST. I'd ana Sd floors.
No. 80 Seventeenth ST., 4rooms, brick.
No. 80 Ohio ST., lst floor, 3 rooms.
No 1900 Chaplne ST.. rooms. brick. sl3.O0.
six room dwelling In Leathcrwood.
Store room Ia Hearne Tabernacle building,
South street
once rooms in Hibberd Block, No. 1914 Mark
et street.
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He Has Queer Ideas.

SDsciql It'e1ram 70 fas Rs7lsteF.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, March "A
colored man, who says his name is
Joseph Johnson, was found yesterday
near Monorgah in starving condition.
He is now confined in the Jail here, hav-
ing become a maniac. He tells the peo-
pie their salvation depends on him, that
the scales have fallen from his eyes,
and that he discerns spiritual things.
He insists he weighs but thirty pounds,
is 2.2OO years old, aud that he has been
engaged in a pugilistIc contest for three
months. He is the widest man ever
arrested here No one has been able 10
Identify him. He will be taken To the
Weston asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
- WnnrsnC hanee.

SDsrie, Ts,s5rdm to ne Rooster.
CoLU,mUs, O., March 2.-Senator
Lanning offered o resolution to-day that
is intended to be compromise on the
biennial session question. Ii recites in
the preamble that there has been a
change of sentiment since the people
voted for biennial sessions, and il is
now thought that short annual sessions
Will be better, wherefor there shall be
held a session next year from January
to February %, aud the present SEES
sion shall end March %.
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The stories Don't agree.
r...rrar, 10 he r atstet.

NJ III Y n I-ll % DO ~ I-''-''
PARKEEsBURG. w. VA, March .
Ado.ph Frey, who was arrested on the
charge Of stealing a horse from Fred
Dressell, was held by Justice Beckwith
to-day i'm the sum Of 800 TO answer
indictment. DresSell claims that he had
left a horse with Frey to pasture some
time ago, and that few days since be
went after the horse, paid the amount
charged against him and took receipt
from Freys wife, and that he was met
by Frey and some Of his friends after
wards They took him of the horse,
and took possession Of the animal by
force.
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4 FORMER Eaitor Dead

SnfclCI ItIs0Flh1 - 20 h 'uIFI''
HUNrINGroN, w. VA, March o
Zenesas T. Martin, formerly the editor
OF tue Bopjs, Bapncr, Of this city, died
at Long Reach, W. Va, this afternoon,
He was a prominent member of the Ma.
sonic fraternity, and a member OF Hunt
ing Lodge, No. @, Knight Templars.
That c0mmandery leaves tomorrow fol-
Long Reach to conduct the funeral OBJ
SeQuieS.
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Locked Up for Lunacy.

"|"|-|-
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, March .
w. ). Mann, citizen Of the East End,
who tried to commit suicide some time
since by taking carbolic acid, was taken
90 prison to-day as dangerous lunatic.
Mann had terroriZed the people by TAX
ing possession Of the Seventh and Lynn
street cars and compelling passengers
20 remain in the ears until be felt well
enough to let them 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
A Comment on McKauo.

LoNroN, March 2.-The Times this
morning printed column article on
the history of Boss" McKane, of Co.
new Island. 1t said; Everybody in a
position TO Judge believe that his down
Fan will have a decided influence in the
way of purifying elections throughout
the states OF the United States. IL is
startling, however, TO think that such
q career as his is possible in the very
heart OF the oldest aud richest aud most
highest educational section Of the coun'
trv.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03

MACON, Mo, March JAS. Burch
and Miss Sarah e. BuDdren, of CaIlSo,
secured license 90 marry last evening,
took the west bound Burlington paSsen-
ger train, and discovered Rev. A. c..
Browning of CaIlao among the paSsen-
gers They were anxious 90 be married
q. once, as delay might break up the
match. The pair requested Mr.. Brown
ing 90 perform the ceremony on the
train then and there, which be did
while the train was moving 40 the rate
rf a0 miles an hour.
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Parl,ersburss New Bank.

SDsN0l Iett0r un 20 ne h8y,5ts~-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. March .
The preiminaries for the organization
of a state bank in this city has been
completed. Application for charter
will be Immediately made. The bank
will start with a capital of $40, 600 and a
surplus of the same amount The or
gauization aud stockholders are f. NJ.
Duroin, VIM. BentY. Fl. c. Jackson,
John z. McGraw, l.. B. Dellicker, ii. L.
Caswell A. 3. White, Joe Heller, David
Burns. II. l.. Casswell will be president
and L. NJ Durbin cashier.
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FiVe.Csn. Articles.

=, ladies' Hose Childrens Hose, Rolling Pins
BoNwood Rules, CuG Buttons Tip Rsctsi,
combustion Glass Cutters. BOYS Knives
FoAers Door Bolts Neatsfoot on shoe RlacI
ing Wash Pans Richter Harmonlcai. Towels
s2cent Needle Package. Sptciacles. Dime
1ologne, Hair Curriers' school States. LAM
burners Shoe Dressing, Ladies Pins. Table
Knives. ''
Many Decent articles In our scent list. Come
and take them out of opr 80
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To Resume Work.

Sreciat zeltorqm 70 ne Rsg.sls-
HUNrINGToN, w. VA, March o
Gordon's saw and planning mill, the most
extensive lumber industry on the Ohio
river, goes on in every department next
Monday, with its full force and for a
run Of year. IL has been idle all
winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03
A terrific FHplosIon.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, March IA
terrific explosion occurred Zoo the waste
separating building OF the Repauuee
Chemical Company az GIbbst0wD, n. d.,
mis- morning. The force of the shock
VAS So great that to was fe.t tu towns
fifteen miles away. Fortunately there
was only one mau in che building at the
time The explosion occurred, Lev. lvens,
Que oil the wor6meu, and he was blown
90 atoms.
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New Enterprise.

NDftITI IsIf1Ta7l % W H9Jl9I7f-
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, March .
The Foster Hardware Company was or
gauizsd here to-day wdth a capital OF
$50. 600. The principal stockholders
are b. w. Foster, L. VI. Sanford and
Charles Russell and il assumes the pro
prietorship Of the stock OF T. w. Fost
or. They expect to do a large jObbing
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03

NEW YORK, March 2.-Funeral SER
vices over the remains OF Steele Mack
aye, the play writer, was held this
morning ia St Paurs Church. The
church was crowded with friends OF the
deceased, most Of them from theatrical
and literary'world. Henry Irving sent
A wreath of flowers. DR.. Williams con-
Quoted the ceremony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-03

PurLAprrrWA, PA, March 2.-Theo-
d0re 3. Baker, formerly paving teller or
the consolidation national bank, who
stole 1000 OF the banks money, was
sentenced to-day bv Judge Butler, 10
tbe United States District Court 20
seven wears aud six months in the peni-
Tertiary from che day OF his arrest and
to pay the cost of the prosecution.