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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
wOODSFIKLD.

Wo ODSFIFLD, o.. December 5.-Phil-
ips Oil Company well on Sutten farm
began to drill to-day.
The drillers at the Moffat we'll have
had some bad luck, broke their stem
and lost their oil in the well.
Winfield Dsugherty moved into the
Pearson House on High street this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Window, of Crown
City, Gallia county, Ohio, visited Mr..
and Mrs. ]. 2. Spriggs last week.
Mr.. Sutton, OF the Sutton Oh Com
pany, Sistersville, was in town Tuesday.
John Noll, Of GAINESVILLE, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. :. L. Mooney was called to
Beallsville, Saturday, on account OF the
illness OF her mother, Mrs, Klrkpat-
rick.
Clement 0blinger, Of LewisvilIe, was
in town Monday.
c. E. Ketterer, OF Williamsburg, was
in town Monday.
c. Jockey has moved into his new
shop this week.
w. D. Jones. Of GAINESVILLE, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Alexander, mother Of the editor
of the Spirit Of Democracy, and her
daughter, Lucy, from st. Clairsvllle,
were here a few days last week.
Frank Ketterer entertained his friends
Saturday with turkey dinner.
The County Commissioners are in ses.
sion this week.
The In6rmary directors had a meet
ing Tuesday.
n. B. Reed. of John s Naylor & Co,
Wheeling. was In town Tuesday calling
on customers.
- Mallory is the guest Of her
ICY BesWick, on chapline
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
EMPEROR WILLIAMS SPEECH


The German Sovereign Opens the Reich
stag-The states DatV To the People.
an Increase of Taxes Proposed.
BERLIN. December 5.--Emperor WILL
lam, in British uniform, visited the
Prince Of Wales and the Duke OF York
this morning and the two latter re-
turned his maiesty's visit an hour later.
Emperor William donned a Prussian
uniform to open the Reichstag. The
session was opened at noon.
Emperor William 10 person read his
speech from the throne. 1t is as FOL
lows:
HONORABLE GENTLENEN;-In the
name OF nv exalted allies bid you well
come at the beginning Of your cOnstitu-
tional work.
Faithful TO the traditions OF our an
cestOrs, my exalted allies and myself re-
gard 10 as our foremost duty to the
State to'protect the weaker classes and
% assist them In obtaining higher econ
omic aud moral Development
'Bus II these efforts are TO succeed, IL
appears necessary To- oppose more ef-
fectually than hitherto the pernieious
conduct of those whe attempt TO disturb
the executive power in the fulhliment
OF it's duty. Experience has shown that
the existing legislation does not afford
the means required by the federal gov
eminent. You will, therefore, consider
measures supplementing our common
law and a necessary bill will be submit
led 10 you without delay, which, chiefly
by extending the present penal condi-
tions, will increase the protection OF
public order. l entertain the confident
hope that you will lend your energetic
cooperation 70 this serious task
"In consequence Of the change IN the
financial situation TO the disadvantage
Of the individual States, which instead
OF receiving, as heretofore, SURPRISES
from the imperial revenues, have lately
been called upon 10 contribute to the
imperial expenditure, the creation OF
fresh sources OF revenue has become
necessary. This oppressive state OF
affairs eau only be partially remedied
by an increase of the stamp tax and the
opening Of other fresh sources Of reye-
nue. is Indispensable. To this end bill
for the reform OF the tobacco taxation
will DO submitted to you"
His majesty afterwaTd went to the
ReichStag building, in order to formally
perform the ceremony Of laying it's cor
per stone, which is combined with the
dedication Of the building, and the
formal opening Of the new session OF
the Reichstag. Immense crowds OF
people were gathered along the route
and outside Of the new building and
cheered the Emperor and the German
reigning princes on their way there aud
upon their arrival. Prince Hohenlohe,
the Chancellor, and Field Marshal
Blumenthal, chief OF the general staff
Of the Prussian army, who is about so
years Of age, were accorded an espe-
clally warm welcome from the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
ANTI-TOXINE
Experiments With the New Diphthsria
Remedy in Kansas City Produce Splsn'
did ReSultS-TWO Cases Cured.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, December A.
Local physicians are enthusiastic over
the results OF using anti-toxine, the
new diphthsria remedy, a quantity OF
which has been received here and put
upon its merits. Two doses OF the
serum were given to an child having
an advanced case of diphtheria
AND IN ONE DAYS TINE
the child was pronounced out OF dan
ger. Another case, that OF youth
who had been iii nine days with the
disease, has shown like results, the
patient nearly being cured after two
doses had been administered. Further
experiments are being made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
TO FIGaT DIPATHERIA.

New FORKS Board of Health Arrauges
for the Purchase of q Large Quantity of
Anti-Toxin.
New YORK, December 5.-The Board
of Health has made arrangement for
the purchase of the largest quantity OF
snti-toxin which has yet been bought
0y the department The importation
Of anti-toxin Is direct from Behren's
laboratory in Berlin. President Wilson,
OF the Board of Health, said that the
Board OF Health expects TO accomplish
a great deal in the treatment OF diph-
theritic cases from the use Of the anti
toxin. DR.. Biggs, the bacteriologist OF
the Health Department, intends to be-
gin the use OF ant-toXin Immediately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
An Arbitration Bill.

WAsHIN GTON, December 5.-Labor
Commissioner Wright will have con-
ference tom orrow Thursday with
Charm an McGann, of the House Com
mttee on Labor, Representative Spring
er, author OF the pending arbitration
bill, and Representative Erdmsu, who
wrote the favorable report on the bill.
Chairman Mccain saws OF the pros
poets OF passing an arbitration bill this
session: II think such bill will go
through the Senate and House without
difficulty. There seems TO be general
feeling without reference to party as TO
the opportuneness OF such measure. ="
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
RosroN,s OLDEST HOTEL

Being Torn Down to Make Room for an
once BuiIding-The fremont House.
BosToN, December 5.-The fremont
house, the oldest hoStelry in the city,
has been turned into an auction room
and throngs Of curiosity seekers and
prudent buyers wandered through its
corridors looking for bargains among its
old furnishings. The corner stone Of
the present fremont house, which is
soon TO give way TO a towering office
building was laid on July 4, 1928.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
A DESPERATE FIGHT.
Four Men Engaged Each Other Will
shotguns and Knives

Four Men Engaged Each other with
shotguns and Knives.
ATHENS, GA, December 5.-There
was a row at MaXey's Station, on the
Georgia road, In which two men lost
their lives aud one more lies at the
point Of death. -Four men, Linn Will
llamS, Perry RiOrden, Moncrief and
Henry Williams, were on amDede
through Maxey and fell out, They
were soon involved 10 an encounter in
which the two Williams boys we're
pitted against MOnCrief and Riorden.
Linn Williams bad double barreled
shot gun, aud Singing il down from his
shoulders just as MOucrief lunged at
him with a knife, he poured the con-
tents OF 5oth barrels into Moncrief's
head. Moucrief fell dead. Linn Will
liams did not miss the knife although
he killed his man. The blade sliced his
nose of his face. While this was going
on Henry Williams and RiOrdan were
carving each other Henry Williams
stabbed RiOrdan several times, from
the effects Of which be died In a few
minutes. Riordan got in some rapid
work. and Henry Williams came out OF
the fray minus an ear and with his head
cut all 70 pieces. He will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06

Special TO me Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December g.
a. Z. Waltham was to-day appointed
postmaster at Brooklyn, Raleigh county,
W. Va. vice c. 5. Upton, resigned. a
new pOstofice has been established at
MacFarlan. Richie county, w. Va,
with John s. Warwick as postmaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
A MYSTERIES MURDER
gl3 G507 OF MISS CATHERINE GONG FOUND
IN THE ROAD

Win q Ballet Hole 10 the Head, and tie Oacs Even
aud Beautiful Features Beaten Oa,ot All Sem
blaaos to their Former Appsaranes-Was It
Robbery or Lovers Quarrel that Prompted
the Dasi?-Shs Was Kaowa % Carry Large
Suns Of hoasy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
FOR SALE.

House OF Eve rooms. brick. 23d street, $3.50.
House Of seven rooms, bfick, Aaia street.
Fifth ward, 81 go.
street. Belyedere. very easy terms. $50.
House rooms nth 81, lot 3rlOy fset, I,IV0
House rooms. 18TH st. easy terms. 30
Splendid building site for dwelling. Eoh 80.
Haif lot. Eoa street. Sixth ward. $3.50.
Double house, 10 rooms, Coal street, First
ward; large lot. Easy terms ti,Oi
House seven rooms, NSrset ftrest ost~ess
Seventh and Eighth streets Easy term i,sk,1yg.
House rooms, corner lot, TNestJ'fssrth
street Easy terms, sl.Fn
House, 3 rooms, Charles street, sasJ terms.
House. rooms and hall With large lot 1871
street Easy terms. 300
House o. SIX rooms, fiia war on sAJ
terms, 5000. 80,
House. eight rooms and hall, "a p, 800. q,
Houseten rooms, with large lot.lf - 49,
House. Doodle. i've rooms each, pm - ,sl.yy.
House I've room Jacob 81. SixtH Nafu. brJ11
Hous., eve rooms, 18th street, sy7yL 80.
House nine rooms. JAcon stfssS Ns"''
House, Eve rooms aud ball lot tgiri74 Pam
house seven rooms. nsw, hard wood hnish,
Woods street, Fifth wsrd, sklO
Splen4id house, Eve rooms. Lana sResh SsF
ye5efe Sl.450. -, n, 7ao
House OF siK rooms, ron street ost"ssu 80
and "a streets, with fOur.roome1l DDAss 10 ~
rea,; ARE o. IN, ,SJg 2sd street ga
House OF I've rooms, Cnapine 1fs,S NshA'
"sseiing 49, q, ICONS brick. l4.hi ,irss.. 15O1
House OF five rooms Woods ssfset East
wheeling 81 40 A-.u..A -
80 feet OF and froniing on zC'ioen ana
Lind streets - 90.
Eouss OF seven rooms and Chaplins
street Centre y neeiiDz. 81 -
si5O' $40. t3Ol so H'VD' hna s-VOJ
70 loan on city real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
More eermau Kesallatlon Fearea.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. December Sit
Is learned from reliable European
resources that Germany c0ntemplates
declaring American cotton unit for
German use, and ordering that all cot
ton used 10 Germany be purchased
elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06

WASHINGTON, December 5.-Withiu
the next month the Government will be
called upon to pay 50, 100000 OF Pacific
railroad bonds Il will be the FIRST pay
ment made By the Government on these
bonds, issued wears ago, 10 subsidiz khe
h,,fi4s - 49, ..fi.-, N \
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
TinrOy Clsims 90 DC InnOcent.


HUNTINGTON, w. VA, December g.
A dispatch was received from Ironton,
o., tonight, stating that Harry Tinroy,
the man under arrest here, was wanted
in that city for burglary. Tiuroy claims
to be innocent aud says that he is the
son OF a prominent Southern jurist and
that be is travelling Tor his health. He
will not return TO Ohio until reQuisition
papers are secured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
REAL ESTATE Foe SALE.

Tho John w. ncLurs homestead. COR
Dsr OF soutn From and ohio streets. At
reduced figure.
The residence of james w. Paxton, Esq,
No. 1900 Chspilns rect, lot 81 II In. by
l30 q. one ofsthe finest finished dwellings In
the clty: modern IN all It's appointments.
desirable residence property, NJ. 20 In
diana ruTcct; rooms: modern.
Nos. 1876, 1873 ana 100 south Penn streets
cheap.
No. 80 N. wabash street. Island, two
story frame dwelling OF rooms. Lot 0flsO
feet.
No. 1913 Fourteenth street. brick house.
at one-half its value.
Nos. 22I6 aud 22Is hRrket street,
double brick dwelling property OF rooms each
No. "a N. Wabash street, Island, 2story
frame dwelling OF 8 rooms; water on both
floors: lot 28Il20 feet
No 1891 Eor street, 2stsry frame dwell.
Jog of6 roomii hal, lot, No. tsq. No ~ 21TlO
feet.
No. $50 main street. 2-slory brick dwelling
OF IA rooms. -
A frame house on McColoch street for 500.
TO LEASES feet OF ground on the east
side OF Market street, north OF sixteenth street
or che owner will build for good tenant.
RINEHART 81 TATUM
CITY Eank building room No 6. Telephons ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
DUBLIC SALE OF
i RHAL PROPERTY

l. RB AL PROP BRT Z.
by virtue OF deed OF trust made by hichael
shellew aud wife 90 me ~ trustee, dated De
eember lst 1872 aud recorded In the ONCE of
the Clerk OF tbe County Court OF OHIO county,
H. 81, p. 43i. ] Will. Oh
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2sth, 1895,
at 10 0 clock 4 ~. sell At public auction, ~ ne
north door OF the Court House OF SAID couatT,
al Of the west half Of lot numbered four IN
square q In the Eighth ward OF the CITY ~
wheeling. West Virginia. as Designated on
the plat OF said part OF said city Of record Ia
said clerks Office. r. o. p. b35, being the
same property conveyed % said AichAei shell
lew by John Normile and wife by deed dated
August 2gth 1873.
TERMS OF sALE.-One.third % the purchase
money. aud 80 much more as the purchaser
may elect, cash on the day OF sais. and the
residue In two equal instruments payAb.e r.
specuyely Ia six and twelve months from me
dsy Of sale, with Interest from that DAY The
deferred intt,lmsnts % be secured by deed OF
trust and insurance.
HENRY NJ RUSSELL, Trustee.
T. q UyuvEV ArcflOnear. noLSi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
A RUMORED ARTISTIC.
Japan and China Negotiating Terms of
Peace.

SHANGHAI, December Sit is ru-
mored here that a ten days armistic
has been arranged between China and
Japan, and it is said that the terms OF
peace, which are still under negotia-
ton, are TO include an indemnity and
the formation Of a buffer state consist
ing Of the country held by the Japan
csc. China now fears the winter more
than Japan, as the supplies OF rice have
been kept back TOO long.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried for CAstoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA.
when she had Children, she gave them Castorie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

EloR SALE-THREE GOOD HOUSES on
II Kentucky street. lot Tlxii0; all In good
repair; will sell FOR 5000. For short time
only. Enquire OF HARRY UTHMAN, No. .
Kentucky street. nolSde
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
FOR SALE.

Fine residence west side North Main street;
all conveniences.
nrst-class siX-roomed dwelling South Font
east side, fine lot; all oonysniences.
Fiyeroomsd brick house North Main. bar.
gain AZ s22OO.
Several hye-roomed houses in different part,
OF the city, from a 800 TO s. 400
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums OF one hundred dollars and upward
GEO.J. AGATHISoN
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Telepho9e lOl l393 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06
THIS THANKSGIVING DAY REFLECTION

presents the promise Of reasonable dinner.
Our American Turk has furnished as much
material for history as His Majesty Of Con-
Stantinopls. Neither the American nor the
Eastern Turk, however. affords more sub
stantial material for reflection than We,
with our superb stock Of up TO date furni-
ture, presenting a variety of designs and
upholstsring as surprising as It is elegant.
Such display conquers the eye on sight
In this contest we win handsomely. Nor
toms Empite ate plurality OF i55, 900 isn't
in it, compared with the completeness OF
our triumph oser competition. Everything
late. new aud Al TO have In the house
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-06

from the Nicolett house and that she
received one OF the notes Monday. The
messenger was located and upon visit
log Miss Gong's room pointed out the
picture of Harvey AFFORD, local mana
ger for an eastern clothing firm as that
of the man who sent the notes, but
when AFFORDS wife proved that she had
given Miss Gong Mr.. Affords photo
graph Mr.. AFFORD was dismissed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14
Squire rs 800 sandwich.

Squire I --- was, in days OF
auld lang syne, famous magnate in
Bath. Me, a man Of great wealth,
fond of good living, and jovial SO.
ciety man. 1t is related by the Inde-
pendent that, on a certain festive occa.
sion, a party of gentlemen, among
whom was the squire, got discussing
their gustatorial capacities when the
squire wagered that he could eat more
than any other guest present, they to
be judges. The bet was taken and all
hands ate until they could eat no more,
the squire apparently not being ahead
in the astronomical process, "Are
you all done?" inquired the squire.
The rest admitted that they were, and
claimed the squire had not fulfilled his
promise. The squire pulled out his
capacious pocketbook, took therefrom
500 note and, placing the bill be-
tween two thin slices Of buttercd
bread, deyoured the costly sandwich.
He won the bet
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14
Religions of India.

1t would appear from the recent
blue book on Indian affairs, published
in England that the Christian religion
is making an uppreciable impression
on the population, and now claims
rather less than one per cent of the
whole The total population is given
at 2s7, 223, 49, of whom at the last
census there we're POT, 73l, III Hindus,
57,32l, l64 Mohamedans, 9, $50, 467
aboriginals, 7,13l, 36l Buddhists,
2.2s4, $50 Christians, 1907, 933 Sikhs,
l, ,46l, 635 Jains, 50, ,9O4 Parsis, 1874
Hebrews, ard AZ, 1853 of other reli-
gious. Ofthe Christian population
1915. 263 were certified to be Roman
Cathsics and 296, ,Ol6 church of Eng
land. Picayune,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14
COlOred Plaster for Walls.

Colored plaster is now SO frequent
" sed for finishing the walls of new
buses that workmen do not object to
its use as strongly as they did few
years ago, and it is now common
thing to see the walls of one room
colored a pretty buff or yellow, and of
others OF soft reds, old rose, and
other colors. 1t is asserted, however,
that too much of the colored powder
added to the plaster Injuries it's quality.
Builders are, however, experimenting
with mortar pulp that comes in all
colors, and which, it is claimed, i'm
proves the mortar. A writer in the
Art Interchange says that in one Of its
green shades it is "cool, delightful
and fascinating, and gives the follow
ing directions for its use "To pre-
pare mortar in this manner, small
quantity should first be mixed with
coloring matter and a portion dried
before the fire. If the shade is too
light or too dark, more color or moro
mortar can be added until it suits.
Be sure to mix all that is needed for
one room at time, as it is difficult to
match. The ceiling should be several
shades lighter than the walls. At.
lanta Constitution.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14

(Which mischievous persons re-
peated, Nora. always meant to
come round in the end, only 1 heard
Thompson was urging you to bring q
breach OF promise of marriage, and
this made me turn stubborn. Well,
count the money, girl.
II don't want it" said Nora,
sobbing and hiding her face in her
hands. 81 hate it, and"
"And me, too?"
Oliver get up softly ard stood be-
fore her.
"No, Nora murmured.
"Will you have me dear? don't
see why we can't make it up, now that
the lawyers have done their worst of
it Will you, Nora?"
Nora turned upa wet face, glorified
by happiness,
"oh, divert" vas all she snid, but
it seemed to satisfy Mr. T9ogood vast
ly well. Boston Globe.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14
Many Kinds of Inebriates.

According to an eminent authority
there are many forms of inebriety, il
lustrations of which may be found in
Philadelphia and treated at the hospi-
tails. Besides the various forms Of
alcohol, either intoxication is frequent
and cocaine drunkenness becoming
more common. Cocaine is more
speedy in Its effects than alcohol or
morphine and there is ususlly at first
increased mental and bodily vigor,
but when the breakdown comes it is
complete, Then there are people who
drink eau de cologne-lots of them
DIR. Norman Kerr, the greatest living
authority on the subject, also contends
that there is craving for tobacco,
often so irresistible, that when in.
dulged to excess. partakes of the char
aeter of inebriety. y Philadelphia
Times.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14
As Seen BY the Lnnatics.

OF eou.s9 it is always little risky
to tell tales out of lunatic asylum,
because SO many lunatic stories are
alike that there is danger of encount-
ering chestnut burrs among them.
This from Lakeland, though, seems to
be good enough to chance it was told
me by friend who has been deriving
amusement and, l suppose, instruc-
ton, from the few days study of the
demented My friend saw an old
colored woman who looked as if she
would he worth talking to, so he went
and asked her how they were all get
ting on ont there.
Oh, We git long all right 'nough.
ef it wasn't for them crazy people ats
always comm out here a-botherin'
us. ."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14
Electrical Aids in Shonnins.

Many persons Will remember the
wonderful electrical sign writing in
She electric building at the worlds
fair last year. That idea has been
probably utilized by many shop
keepers by arranging to light extra
lamps at different points when custom
ers moved around to inspect the wares.
Such special attention fatters and
sales follow.
Tile ayerage woman is now anxious
to eo INTO the up-to-date store to cool
off, and have ample time and comfort
able s''rroandings is apt to buy
enough more goods that will compen-
safe for the extra cost of the electric
fans employed, while their use at soda
fonnts make the blue and red soda
chips click with amazing rapidity Il
Atlanta Constitution.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-14
NO. 46.
A Novel Way of Renovatiug Buildings.

NVNcl way VI bFhONhAiuS bhtuihh -
"Thnt is now way of plastering up
the front of bGlding; reminds one
Of the early days Of San Francisco,
W Ia all th5 house fronts were neces-
sarily of brick over which about an
inch of rough plaster was put, which
could then painted and nodded to suit
each owners varied tastes" Such
we're the comments Of a pioneer San
Franciscan, as, vending his way down
Broadway, New York city, he stopped
in front of the bullding in which Rus
sell Sage has his office. 1t was under
going this new idea of reconstruction.
That building, as well as the entire
block, has front of brown stone--the
regulation building material Of early
New York days. The stone has worn
away with times relentless lingering,
and is now being refurnished in this
wise; Workmen 90 over the entire
front and chip off in the rough about
an inch of the surface Browh-stone
is then crushed, mixed with cement
aud water and the plastic stuff spread
over the roughly prepared surface
and 10 aud behold brand new brown
stone 'front.' Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
front has recently been treated that
way, and it looks like O. new building.
Russell Sage thinks it a great i'm
provement. San Francisco Chron-
icle.