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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-02
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
~ Court OF OHIO county, state OF West Nir-
ginia. In the matter o. the probate Of the last
will and testament OF Alice Surminski( de-
ceased.
The object OF the petition fled in this matter
on the 25th day OF January, A. ID. 1891, is TO
have admitted 10 probate a paper writing pur-
porting to be the will OF Alice Surminski, de-
ceased. bearing date the day OF September,
A. d. 1893 and It appearing from an affidavit
fled with me in my Office, that Mrs. James
Moore Thomas McElWaine, and the Treasurer
OF the Ladies Foreign Missionary Society OF
New Matamoras, Ohio. the persons who are
therein aud by said petition declared to be in
terested in the probate or said will. are nom
residents OF this State II is ordered that they
do appear AZ my ofice in the city OF Wheeling,
in the county and State aforesaid, within one
month after the date OF the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interest in said matter.
The hearing Of said petition is set for the 9th
day OF March, A. D. 1891. at 10 O. lock a. m
Published the first time February 9th, 1891.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
JOIN A. HOWARD, Attorney. fO9oAwt
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A pennsylvania murderer Pays tho *
treme Penalty.


treme penalty.
CARLISLE. PA, March l. -Salyards
was hanged this morning. Inc drop
fell at 1898.
The crime for which Chas. Salgards
to-day paid the penalty was the MUIR
der NJ policeman Geo. E. Martin, on
Saturday night, April 3, 1898. Police
man Martin started out upon his beat
early in the evening and shortly alter
ward be was seen 10 follow man Into
a dark lane. There was a shut, man
ran away, and Martin was picked up
dead.
From a description given by persons
who witnessed the Eurder, suspicion
at once fastened upon Salyards. a re-
ward of 81, 900 was offered for the cap
ture of the murderer. Sayards was
traced TO Hagerstown. where toe fol-
lowing Monday morning he sought to
conceal his identity by having his oeard
cut off From Hagerstown he was
traced to Winchester, Va, and there
arrested. HIS trial was begun Delore
Judge Sadler, May Is, and lasted elght
days. He was ably defended oy
w. !. Shearer and Il. L. Stuart Dis
trict Attorney BarnitZ and ex-Judge
Herman, however, presented com
plete chain of circumstantial evidence,
and the Jury reached verdict OF "mur-
der 10 the first degree" in three hours,
A motion for new trial was overruled
and sustained 6y the Supreme Court.
The Pardon Board refused TO commute
the sentence. He was sentenced TO be
hanged on January %, but Gov. Patti
son granted a reprieve until March l,
to give an opportunity for re-hearing.
The case was again heard, but the Par
don Board a second time refused to in
terfere. An appeal was then made to
Gov. Pattson, but he refused to in
terfere.
The condemned slept we'll all night,
but was very III from the effects OF the
poison which he swallowed with suici-
dal intent. This morning be vomlted
frequently aud could not arise from his
bed, the attendants being compelled to
dress him while he was lying down. As
he stepped on the scaffold he closed his
eyes and said in weak voice: Il want
to say to Martins relatives who are
here that l am innocent" After a
short prayer. the black cap was placed
over Salyard's head, the moose adjusted
and the drop fell. Just before the trap
was sprung the man uttered the single
word, "Innocent."
The fortitude displayed by Salyards,
despite the fact that he was suffering
severely, made the scene very pitituL
Several men in the crowd tainted.
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BROOKLYN, March IA special 70
the Eaqlc from Greenpont, L. J., says
latter reports from Gardeners Island
confirm the news OF the collapse of the
lighthouse there during the gale on
Monday night. The island is separated
from the main land by ten mile ex-
panse of floating ice, and full details Of
the disaster have not yet been obtained.
liz is known, however. that Frank Mil
Ter, the 16-year-old son Of Keeper JOua-
than Miller, is buried beneath the fallen
stone and timbers. He was the only
person in the structure al the time.
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NEWSLET&
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraPhic News
in Small Space.

in Small space.
CHICAGO March DIR. w. +. Poole, Ii
brarian of the Newberry library, died at
his residence at Evanston, Of nervous pros
tration today. DR.. Poole was one OF the
best librarians in the world.
CINcINNATI, Ohio, March 1.-The Re
publican city election today nominated
Hon. John A Caldwell, the present Con-
gresham from the second Ohio district,
for mayor on the third ballot
DEXTER, Mich. March 10. c. Gereg-
ory, cashier of Gregory q Sons private
bank, was found unconscious in the vault
of the bank this morning; he had been
sand bagged and the vault robbed. II is
said the thieves secured several thousand
dollars
ASHLAND, KY, March 1.-The FIVE men
who were imprisoned in the Boston Run
mine by a fall Of coal were rescued this
morning. They were uninjured The
damage TO the workings will be repaired
at once and operations will be resumed IN
a few days.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 1.-Wm. E. Bur
ret, Jr., ex-cashier of the st. Louis Ma
tioLal Bank, for whose arrest warrant
was sworn out last night by Bank Exam
iner Galbraith, the charge being embezzle-
Meul, SuILCuuCLNu tb-bag SNAANA wa -AN-NA ~
Sl2, 600 bail.
BUDA PEsTH, March IA tin box to
which burned out fuse was attached was
found to day in one of the rooms Of the
Inter Haus Of the Diet. The discovery
has cansed a sensation and the police are
blamed for not taking proper precautions
after the warning they had received.
MENToNE. March Emperor Francis
Joseph arrived here this morning and
Joined the Empress at the Hotel Gale
Martin Ex-Empress Eugene, who is
occupying the floor above the one set apart
for their imperial maiesties, received a
visit yesterday from the Empress Of Aus
tria.
NORTH BALTIMORE, o., March l.-At 4
O'Clock this morning fire broke out in the
stage of Henry's opera house and spread
with great rapidity. The opera house and
the entire block with all contents were en-
tirely consumed. Loss 100000, divided as
follows: DR.. Henry $4,000; Orville Nc
Dowell SIS 600: Bushoug Il Splitter &25,-
OOO. Insurance $50, 900 on the whole prop
erty.
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lnters,tlne Revival services.

grfrfG' Islegrdn to t2f A-g-s-9
FRIENDLY, W. Va, March 1.-One
OF the most interesting revival services
ever held in this section is now in pro-
rress at the M. u. church, and is being
conducted by Rev. Davis, assisted by
Rev. Anderson. Of SistersyiIle. Twelve
additions Co the church have already
been made and number of pen.tents
are at the altar. The entire neighbOr-
hood is aroused and TO is expected that
many more conversions will be made.
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Game OF ail sorts.
WAsHINGroN, ID. C., March L.
President Cleveland's trip along the
North Carolina coasts takes him into
sportmen's paradise, and the men
familiar with the locality say be ought
90 come back With duck, geese, swans,
cur.ew, brandt and perhaps a few black
bear
Representative Reyburn, Of Pennsyl-
vania. has game preserve on the North
Carolina coast and is familiar with
hunting grounds through which the
Presidential party is cruising. Mr.. Rey-
burns preserve is on Durant's Island
and includes 1000 acres, upon which 10
is estimated there are 500 deer. Mr..
Beyburn has seen eight deer at time
while out hunting. He has
I'VE bear skins recently taken
from black bear, the largest
one being equal To- size 10 a grizzly
skin. Below Mr.. Reyburn's preserve
stretches PimncO sound, filed with
wild fowl, fish and oysters, and as the
hunters OF the locality say, every
thing that has hair on" The offers
are very abundant in the low places.
ANNA GA ~ M AAWNA aAAN aNIA A NaNl w.
is Currituck Sound. Many club houses,
run by northern people and New York
club men, are located there. The
biackish water, with thick growth OF
Wild celery, attracts game in the great
est abundance. Ducks and especially
the canvas backs cover the celery fields,
also wild geese and swans. Mr.. Rey-
burn says be has seen a line of swans
2 miles long flying across the waters.
Mr.. Reyburn thinks the Presidential
party Is cruising along the line OF ligbt
houses which dot these island aud make
she coast resemble 40 night we'll
lighted avenue. lie says the game is
plenty 40 the present time. He has Just
received a consignment of wild geese
from the locality where Mr.. C.syeland's
party Is cruising. so that IL the Presl-
dental gun is put 20 use TO will have
plenty of occupation. The locality is
well suited, also, 90 take Mr.. Cleveland
far from business and official cares, as
the-stretch of North Carolina hunting
grounds is said 10 be- thirty miles from
nowhere, and is " th0ur steamboat
railway, mail or Geographic connec-
tI0ns.
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MIS- ROCKWELL nay RECOVER,

~ There Are no Complcauons-McNabb
was Jealous aud Enraged Because she
Was Going GO Leave Him.
P1T1eHURG, PA, March Mrs. Lou
fse Rockwell. che actress known as
Louise Kellogg who was shot by r D..
McNabb, the professional base ball
pitcher. az the Hotel Eifei iu this city
last night, will probably recover Her
condition IS still critical, but the ply
sicians are OF The opinion that ii 20
complications set in she viii pull
through. The cause OF the tragedy was
jealousy. It is said that Mrs Rock
well who bad been living With McNao5
as his wife was going 90 leave him. Al
INQUEST on the remains of McNao0 was
held this morning and a verdict of sui
eide was rendered. Nothing new was
developed.
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aeLlLnr neroal CIvnLLaLLon.

ELzABErH CITY, n. C., March Il.
President Cleveland and his party are
mO7iug Still further sway from civiliza-
tioa. Yesterday the Violet was lying
at Long Point near the foot of the AL
bermarle ana Chesapeake canal After
afording the party an opportunity 20
try their skill on the ducks there the
LITTLE steamer hauled up her anchor
sud stood away Co the southwark and
entered Cr0ton Sound about thirty
miles distant from the starting point
Here the vessel Is anchored.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE County
~ Court Of Ohio county, State OF West Ntr.
ginia, in the matter OF the probate OF the last
will aud testament OF Bridget Phillips, de-
ceased.
The object of the petition fled In this matter
on the l4th day OF February. A. ID. 1874, as TO
have admitted % probate paper writing pur-
porting 10 be the Will OF Bridget Phillips, de-
ceafed, bearing date on the 2th day OF Jan
usrv, A. ID. 1894. Add 10 appearing from On
affidavit fled with me IN my Office that Kate
Shochensey the person who is therein and by
said petition declared to be interested IN the
probate OF said will, Is a nonresident Of this
State, it 10 ordered that she do appear at my
Office in the city OF Wheeling, I'm the county
and state aforesaid. within one month after
the date Of the first publication hereof and DO
what is necessary to protect her interest in
SAID matter. The hearing OF said petition IS
set for the 18th day Of March, l99i, ut 10 O'Clock
a. m.
Published the first time February Is, 1894.
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
J. A Howard ATTORNEY felGOaWt
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CLOTHING. X

llveFrnatc az prices that smash al former
ViVlJVllO records. Look. ~ % fofa05 Oh
OvefcOat We also have great bargains a.
1887, $3.50, 5000, 80 20, up 90 sI0.7
Mems Suits As q, y = 2, 81 ., @ 8 81 . %
leaders in low prices ~ you can match these
goods for les than double the money any.
where we Invite you % setprn the sans and
your money viii lie refunded These goods
must e.
u.nir ponlr A. gsc &c. SIC, Csc u u up 70
hbn ) fdulS . 81. Ifyou want 70 kaow The
value OF dollar Try 20 borrow one. lf VOC
want 20 know how 70 save dollar or more
look at our Clothing Department
BOYS Suits eoS S s once. ' fs -. esp Ss
last always You oannot match the prices.
Boys Pants bargains IA "a and ID soiSs very iss, a.
present. We have al sizes from 70 - ~
these prices.
Mans Sh.els, &c. &c 81 70: az
a. well 30 saVe money on Shoes A. anything
else. and We are away beow ihs market.
Ladies Fine Shoes 81 g. Z, e. 3 q Il Il y y, q
g g. Our success la the Shoe ine 10 probably
more than We deserve We presume ihs reason
we sell - many b. because they don lati long,
bat people viii have them.
nL;Id,.,is cbnsc a. iac. &c, Sc. SO s5a
CllllfolS OlOeS IS. SIC %. Allbsfsaiss.
NeDs and Boys Hats = l aS !. si 3 Z, io -
ane six Hat. which usually sells a. g s.
Wsn'c Shlytc - lsc 20. go, sc up % sjo.
HiIliHcry and Ribbons siI Ia gf'' .s o.. o.
save YOU lot of money Mis- Agnes Clarity
all give you pointers % Millinery aud Trim.
rnings that viii DO you good ana viii not over.
charge you nor sell you cd styles.
u,5.rw.ar Undeuhirts and Drawers AZ -,
UNutI nDdl, &c, 59s. SC, go lp. We are al.
WAYS below ths msrkst on these goods. - veil
as everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets s.s'9 , ne 2.
We have just received iet of thess goods ~
prices that viii sufpflss you.
Ladies COrSsts at &c. nc. 80 sp
Umbrellas =. &C. o. z.ur
Lace Curtains .,sss. %. so up.
rronsrisc "A lbs. Graauia,sd sugar for 81 %:
UIUtoitcos Arbuckie's Cofee ~: Grain or
Ground Pepper. Ciunamtu, Nurard GinKsr
and Baking Powder ~ going a. % per pound,
~ pounds fof = 80
fR-A Clothing sore = Boot and shos
store, Hat store, = DRY Goods store. =
nnfinsry store. = NotfOn store, a Furnish
lag foods store. = Hardware and rinware
store, = Tea and Grocery stors-nine
stores in oDe-aii cOmpIsts ander ore roof
We have toe srrsff department store 10 ibs
STATE lo1O - iifJ Man street. ~ - 81 Tenth
street. and l00i 60 i097 Market street. Eleven
entraEces--tGke yegr choice Bargains In syeFy
department.
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w. c. a. Gan Closed.
sn.aial Ts.arrsaa o sas Rsgisssr.

HUNrISGroN, w. VA, March L.
The y. NJ. c. A. hall 10 this city is TO
be closed on account OF tack OF support.
The Association has an elegant build
ing OF its own aud the. announcement
OF its closing is great surprise. Sec
retarv Earle has two positions offered
him elsewhere and win probably 90 to
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
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rrads. Council Organized.

Sre-iGi 1sltGrGm 90 tts Rs7-s.s-.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., March H.
Since the organization Of the striking
potters, q Trades Council, embracing
an the labor unions OF the city, has been
in process OF organization. The new
Council was organized last night. It
embraces tweuty-three local unions.
Monroe county farmers have SEN.
word 90 the strikers Relief Committee
that a car load OF provisions is being
made up there for the relief Of the
men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-02

Srfti1I If-fgrlm % "a = llfff-
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March THE
Secretary Of State has issued a cert6-
cate OF incorporation 90 the Bancroft
Coal Company, OF Charleston, w. Va,
with an authorized capital of 5000, 600.
The incoruorat0rs are Thomas b. Ban
croft, of Bancroft w. Va; George 5.
Couch aud j. n. Nash, of Charleston; J.
T. Mclean and George IL. Bond, of
Springfield, Mass.
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Railroad Man killed.
- - 80.

NUffI1I IfI.IFIll 70 90 HsllsIsr-
PARKERsrBEG, w. Va March L.
Jacob Ge.sler, a b. & o. railroak break
man on the accommodation between
this city and Grafton, was last seen
alive at Cairo this morning, and was not
missed uuti. tho train reached Cornwall
lis. Pieces OF flesh aud clothing were
found on She wheels and strung along
the track for several miles, the largest
piece being the top Of the mans skull
Gesler was a married man ana his home
was in Richie county.
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1EfndI It'sGrTm % % RlglUs--
PAEREEsBURG, W.. VA, March L.
The suit pc. 81. nj. Callaher against
Written Stewart for $4,000 damages,
which grew out of O fight between the
men on an Ohio River railroad traia
sometime since. was concluded to-day
by a jury verdict Of 81, 600 damages for
Callahan.
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FlVe.Ceni Articles.

p ladies' bose, Children's Hose Rolling Pins
SombinAuon Glass Cutters. Rows kniV.s
IoAers' Door Belts, Neatsfoot OIL shoe Rlsck,
rag wash PAns. Richter Harmonica,. rowel.
ceat Needle Package. Spcotacles. Dime
1po,oEue' HAIR Curriers', school States, Lamn
Knives. A~"'
Many Decent articles in our 5-csut list. Gems
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Ten-Cenf Articles.

Suspenders Clothes Lines, 25.cent jewellery,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages. jail Pad
locks, Royal Needle Packages, one-hAlf pound
Tea, Ladies' accent Hose Dolls. 90 cent CuR
Buttons, Mirrors. Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices as they are here to-day
ana gone tomorrow. 10 Is our aim 10 always
YOU buy
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WANT HIM CALLED HOME.
President Caruot Demands the Recall of
the Marquis OF DufIern.

President Caruot Demands the Recall of
the Marquis OF Dunerin.
PARIS, March This city has been
treated to an anglophODia sensation.
The newspaper COcGrdG says that Pres
ident Caruot, by an autograph letter
sent to London by special messenger,
has demanded that Queen Victoria re-
call the British Ambassador, the Mar
Quis of DutIerin, stating that otherwise
the British Ambassador would receive
his passports. This ultimatCm is said
to have been accompanied by
documents showing that Lord Dufferin
had played a leading role in the
scandal disclosed By the Figaro and i'm
plicated the Princess Marie D'Orleans,
wife of Prince Waldemar, Of Denmark,
and the Count D'Aunay, recently
French ambassador at Copenhagen.
The sensational story also says that the
Princess and Count D'Aunay were
merely the unconscious tools of others,
adding that President Carnot knows
the sum OF money which the British
embassy paid in connection with the
scheme 90 obtain the Cars views OF the
France Russian understanding.
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orerCl lf.scrlll 70 tls n '1lstsF.
RICHMOND, VA, March The Vir-
ginia House OF Delegates to-day defeat
ed the Senate resolution, providing for
the appointment OF a commission to adj
Just with West Virginia the portion Of
the deb, OF this Commonwealth proper
90 be borne by that State, and rejected
all substitutes for that measure.
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Thrss.csni ArlIolss.

Ladies Handkerohiefs, SHAVING Brp,h., .
dozen Dress Buttons. stamped Dimes a..
sales. Mvchlne oil Cans. Potato W,shsr. =
eoisn safety Plus Perfumed Toilet Soan + ~ =
scissors, Pint Tunnels, Jelly Plates q 49, 49,
1 1, i dozen Shoe Laces. school Sietes
Iias,.ls epooaS, 9-eent Tablets, Cork Screws
nsrmonlcas' Cake Turner's, Mouse Trs,.
Windsor Ties A'~ph
Come here for bargains, We will not dl,.,.
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kine-Ceni AYilcIes,

LAdies' Gloves, Sho5 Brushet stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth rs cents.
Glass Dishes. MIX Strainers. Coffee Pots, Flour
siiters, Suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls
Dish Pans, Hammers, Pound Grain or Ground
Pound Baking Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains aud lower
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Four.Cent Articles.

one set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve HolS.,,
bh99ys, Suspenders. Chrks q. y. n. Tbr,sJ
children bi0S Rubber Dfessing Combs Cor,b
ana Brush Case p9t Covers. Tooth R,psSs.
flre shoyels ToWcIing Charm Knives. Nucil
,J "i t5k haehine on, Scrub Brushes, Linen
hoKes Calico, huslins and hundred ~ 9TH,
articles goinn Al this nrf.e va "f"et
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want the Interior Departments Approval

want the Interior Departmont's ApprovaL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 1-Ei-
forts are making by representatives. of
r.. IT, Wilson & Co., Of New York City,
90 obtain the approval of the Interior
Department 90 the FIRMS contract for
the sale of bonds Of the Cherokee nation
issued under the act OF Congress, pro-
viding for payment for the lands in the
Cherokee outlet The Secretary OF
Treasury recently decided that the con-
tract is contrary Co law and the terms
OF the agreement between the United
States and the Cherokee nation. To Sc
cure reversal of this decision is the
object of gaining Secretary Smiths app
proval
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RENTS REDUCED.

No. II Thirteen N street brick, s rooms.
No. $40 McCOlloch street, large dwelling.
No l2l Fourteenth street, brick. + rooms.
No l05 Fifteenth street, rooms $500.
No. ~ Eleventh street, rooms, $500.
No 81 Ohio street, . rooms. frame.
No y Broadway, 3 rooms. tl00o.
No % Thirty seventh street, rooms, 81 90
No 50 Thirty seventh street. 500.
No - y. Wabash street rooms, 5000.
No. - wabash street @ rooms go 90.
No. 1902 Chapline street 8 rooms, $500.
No 1927 Alley h, 3 rooms, 5000
No. 1888 Eoff street, brick. rooms $500.
No. 2si7 Eoh street. brick, 5 rooms, Sl3 90.
70 1906 Market street, Office rooms.
No. 10 Tenth street. storcroom, $3.50.
No. 10 Ohio street. second floor, frame, $1,000
No. A. alley Z. lower part, 500.
No. 1888 Chapnne ST., rooms, 1900.
No. l2l Thirty-third ST.. brick. 5 rooms. $500.
Nc. 2S02 Eon ST., rooms first hoor 81 30
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable Tor
one OF two gentlemen.
No. SO = Front street, rooms and bath.
No. 800 Main ST., u rooms, brick
No. q s. York ST. 3 roons, frame.
No 1922 Maia st. % ano Sd floors.
No 65 Seventeenth s., 4rooms, brick.
No % Ohio ST.. LIST door, rooms
No. 1900 Chapline St.. 3 rooms, brick, $500.
A SIX room dwelling in Leatherwood.
Store room ia Hearps Tabernacle building,
South street
ONCE rooms in Hibberd Block, No. 1914 Mark.
et street.
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A CoNCILIATOaY COURSE


said co Have Been Recommended ny SEM
atur Faulkner.
WASHINGTON, ID O., March Il. The
Democratic members OF the Senate C0m-
mittee on Finance resumed their site
tings az a body early this morning. A
considerable part OF the forenoon was
spent To hearing Senator Faulkner, who
in accordance with the expressed de-
sire of the caucus that the committee
should hear an Democratic Senators
who might wish 90 make rec0mmenda-
tions 90 the committee. was invited 90
attend. To is understood thai Mr..
Faulkner advised a c0uciliat0ry and
conservative course.
10 developed to-day that che attitude
OF the popuust Senators with reference
q 80 tariff Din was discussed in eau
The Democrats have enough votes
s. pass the bill III the solid Democratic
vote can DO retained. But if thcre
should be a break in the ranks, Popu,ist
votes have been counted upon 90 make
good any detection.
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SeVen-eani Articles,

Celgate's Palm Soap large Dressing Combs.
liarmonicas. Counter Rocks, Dress Goods Ia.
dies hsndkcrchieis, Mixed Bird seed. White.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans.
AZ this popular price We offer many articles
worth douhie tht fnonaV
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SIx.Cent ArEicIes.

One set Table spoons, Blank Books. Purses.
Shrung Suspcndsrs. Butcher Knives. iecent
Laces, sleeve Buttons. iOcent Embroiderlss
otubblng Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants Invited. We have bargalps for
you and n will INV Nnn 20 .aI