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northwest quarter of the city, where
she gave fine entertainments to the
f9shf0r7ble set. Now that his wife is
not with him for the entire winter ne
lives at Chamberlin's bachelor apart
meut house fra her absence.
FINE QUARTERS.
Senator Perkins. of California, is @
very rich mG1. but me lives a, q hote.
because he does NOS c1re to De bothered
with the cares OF h9uss keeping when
he is FIN Washington. His colleague
senator Waite. Is NOS wealthy, and be
lives at The Ebbitt House from neces-
sl-v. perhaps. as much as choice.
senator Davis. OF NlnD,sC-s has
very fine house. which te Bought after
he had been in washington some time.
His wife enter-ains a great deal Sona-
tor Allison has his own home, fine o-c
brick house of three stories on Vermont
avenue. near Thomas circle. Ho occu-
MES &c alone. Dire,t ly behind i- is the
red brick house which Senator Morrill,
the father of the Senate. has 0cci-
pied for many years.
More than oue-1alf of the members
of the Senate live in rented houses or
I'm hotels. AS to the members of the
House. they are usually Inhabitants Of
boarding houses or hotels Of great or
small pre-ensi0ns. Most of the South
srre~s viii be found at the Meropol-
i+7n lonce Browns hC-cO or the Ma
tional. Speaker Crisp lives az the Net
ronolHan. and Senator Ransom. now
minister 90 Mexico. was @ familiar fig
ure there for many years. Still @ fair
DroDor-ion Of the Representatives live
in rented houses. and at this se0soa the
washington householder is getting his
17nses In readiness for the Congress
siooal renter. There are many PEG
ME in Washington who seldom if ever
oec,rDv their own houses i'm winter.
Thov suend the winters abroad or In
New York. or I'm some cheaD boarding
house perhaps. They rent their houses
furnished 20 Congressman during the
winter for enough to pay their own win
top expenses and the maintenance OF
the house during the summer.
A sample Of the rents charged IN
washington was the rate asked by the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20

proprietor Of an apartment house for a
very small suit OF diminutive rooms.
For the fashionable seasOn-slx months
these rooms would be $500; for the en-
tire year they would be 500. Some
times the Congressional renter makes q
bargain for the use Of a house for the
session of Congress Tor a lump sum.
This Is a Lottery, for Congress in the
long session may remain in Washing
ton Eve months or nine Usually the
Congressman rents BY the month for a
fixed period. and at the rate he pays
varies from $50 to $500 a month With
the high rents, the exaggerated prices
charged for feed In this city and the
constant demands made on official peo-
pie for entertaining 5000 a year does
not so very far toward paying a Con
gressman's expenses at the capital.
GEORGE GRANTHAM Balm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.

s,,rrp Beading That WIN Prove Interest
ny ID young 0iothcrs How to Guard
AGAINST the Disease.
Croup is a terror to young mothers,
and TO post them concerning the cause,
frst SYMPTOMS and treatment is the OBJ
i , nj mis- item. The origin Of Group IS
y common cold. Children who are sub
ieCt to IL take cold very easily and
c-orn is almost sure to follow. The
Frst symptom is hoarseness; this IS
COON followed by q peculiar rough
ooy1b which is easily recognized and
,,.iiI never be forgotten by one who has
boerd it. The time TO act is when the
cbild Is becoming hoarse. II Chamber
IotD,s Cough Remedy is freely given all
+or5sncv TO Group will soon disappear.
Zen after the croupy cough has de-
,-oloDed il will prevent the attack.
-,hsre fs no danger in giving this rem
o5v for it contains nothing injurious.
For sale by Chas. R. Goetze, VIII w.
win John Kari. R. B. Burt c.
N1erl-emeuer. VIM. IT. Hague, II. c.
Stowarr. A. z. Scheele. c. Schnepf, J.
q rbole. VIM. Menkemeller, Wheeling,
w Va; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; B. L.
peabody * Son, Benwood.
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TO THE POOR HOUSE.
The Wife and Baby Of a Fayette COun-
ty. Pa, Doctor in Sore Distress,
Doctor Has Deserted Them and is
Paying Attentions to Another
WOman---A Very Sad Case.


Special to the Register.
Morgantown. w. Va. November 10
Deserted by her husband, left without
home or friends, and with no means of
earning a livelihood, Mrs. Annie (.
Goodwin, wife of Dr. James Goodwin,
of Fayette county, Pa, Just across the
State line from this place, was forced
yes. erday to seek refuge for herself and
child I'm the county home She expects
her stay there to be only temporary.
for she hopes to be successful in her
suit 90 compel her husbands father,
James Goodwin, q wealthy Fayette
county farmer, 20 support her. Mrs.
Goodwin. before her marriage three
years ago, was a beautiful orphaned
shop girl Of Philadelphia, who had saw
ed several hundred dollars from her
earnings. when she met young Good
win. who was q student at Jefferson
Medical College Shortly after they
met the young couple were married and
lived happily together for several
months. when Mrs. Goodwin Went TO
Europe TO visit an aunt During her
absence her husband returned to his
home. and when the young wife re-
turned TO Philadelphia she was left in
destitute circumstances. She came 10
GCodwin's home TO look for her hus-
band. but he had disappeared, and his
father refused 10 acknowledge her as
his sons wife, although she produced
q certificate of her marriage. Mrs.
Goodwin learned that her husband had
came 10 MonOngaua county. W. Va,
where it is claimed he was paying at
tentiOns to the daughter of q rich farm
er. but on going to the young ladies
home Mrs. Goodwin was turned away
from the door and accused of being an
adventuress. After trying in vain to
find her husband the deserted woman
brought suit against her husbands
father for the support OF herself end
child claiming that he Is keeping her
husband away from her Mrs Good
win has been staying with sympathetic
people IN Fayette county, but they
thought best to have her sent where
She and her baby can be cared for
properly until her suit is decided at
the December term CT court. When )she
was married and when she came in
search Of her husband. Mrs. Goodwin
was described as a lovely brunette,
with large brown eyes and rosy checks,
but now she is picture Of distress.
and is gradually dying Of a broken
heart Tt is said that the young lady
i'm this county to whom the doctor is
paying attention refuses TO believe
that be is q married man, although She
has been shown the marriage cert!f-
cate. letters and other Undeniable
proofs. and. stranger STILL her family
UphOlds her in this belief. sympathy
is with the deserted wife, and the
trial of her suit against Goodwin, ST.,
will develop @ sensation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20
A CHANGE N THE WEATHER.

Don't growl about cold weather, Suppose
you were t0 land
on Grccniand's icy mountains, on Nor
ways freezing strand?
Suppose they were 10 send YOU as a mis-
-ion9ry where
The Eskimo makes fire out of whale oil
half the ycar2
Suppose You We're sh.pvrecked on an ice
berg far from home.
And making for the country where the
hungry grizzlies r0am2
Where time is told by ages of icicles and
such
No living soul would blame you if they
heard YOU growing much.
But. here you area little chill and coal
not very high,
And au the fires blazing, and the 'possum
smiling nigh,
And fhe hici5'ry nuts a-roasting, while the
cane juice drips away,
And you're railing az the weather. ana
you're mourning for The May.
Atlanta Constitution.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HART'S SCHOOL
Eop VOTING AniFS AND CHILDREN.

1916 Mai kct st, wheeling, w
47,s+h annual session begins MONDAY,
sEPTEMBER, 1G, 1895. This school oilers
n complete and thorough education in PeAc-
TIcAI ENGIisp. MAIZENA, TICS ENGLISH CLAs,
sics. LATIN md MODERN LANGUAGES anu
Graduates from Public Schools, and Others
Who desire to pursue higher branches Of
study. Methods and course OF instruction
compare favorably with the best semiharles
In the country. Boys received in the Primary
and Intermediate Departments For circu-
lars or interview, apply 70 ,,..
MRS. M STEVENS HAIR ~.
nnoSh PrlnclnAl. W heeNn". w
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MEw ApvERTlsEMENTs.
THE MICMHN,

N-o,,- and elegantly furnished, where the
thirsty can auench their thirst and be served
,,-ith tho 6nest Imported and Domestic
fiGnors' Up.to-date Imported and Domestic
Cigars and Cigarettes Merr .liH Lunch Lunch
Eyervfbins served quick and neat. Notice
sj6e Sntrance ON Fourteenth street. Wigwam
Restaurant. - Ai'P'
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mr. Holman. of In /
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LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES.


Ron estate no
Furnitu az
0 Due to
q IND
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Tim s..
a.... ~
the
Of the !
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LIABILITIES.

THE PEOPLES BANK w. President Geo W Eek
April r. incorporated
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LIABILITIES.

COMMERCIAL BANK Wheeling W. NJ President NJ Jehers
Bank. April H. 1896 incorporated July
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RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts ..",.......S
loans and discounts overdue.
Cverdrafts ...... .-...... -. -.'.:,
Real estate ana mortgages
owned ........ ..s..s.-s '--..'-'
banking house .....-..- -..-'...-
County bonds :........ ....'....'.
Municipal bonds -....", '...'''''
Other stocks and bonds......'.'
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H. X List President r. C. @
on incorporated
1861
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20

1-r1t SIDE BANK WHEELING w NJ Gnlend Pres
Examination April 10
ted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20

Wheeling, W. Va. G. Lamb, President. Joseph sey-
Examination made August 25 1895. Incorporated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20
REPORT OF STATE BANK EXAMINER.
BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF STATE BANK EXAMINER
CONDITION OF BANKS IN OHIO COUNTY,

ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 70 OF ACTS LEGISLATURE 1884,
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LIABILITIES.


I certify that the statement condition
c \.
~ On THE OHIO VALLEY W. W A. President J.
Miller cashier made April H. 1895 incorporated
lC5 1y5
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Tur BANK OF WHEELING,
bold, Cashier. state Bank
1arrnrr N. 1901.
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RESOURCES,

Iev certify that the statement Of me s date
tbc med 3aula appa
ana ahas Oh the aOONe iau ~ Examiner
r ,,,r1cs p A1, Wheeling w Va n Scott b Dob,
Bank Examina ton made Apr H. i'" F
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RESOURCES.

800 the
@ 4
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Napital stock paid 1000 90
Surplus fund ..u... ............. 1890 %
Dividends unpaid ....... .......... 2l2 50
Other undivided profits, viz;
Interest ......... ......... ....... $3.50 %
Rents ......... ......... ........ $50 o.
Due TO individual Banks......... 10 50
deposits, viz
Subject to check ................. Isl. 500 q
Demand certificates ...... ...... l{2 81
Time certificates ..... ......... 1GS,50S Is
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RESOURCES.

THE EXCHANGE BANK Wheeling w Va j. N vance Pres
e Bank Examination maue August 81 ~
ted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20

THE GERMAN BANK Henry schmuc
Cashier State Bank examination ue Ap'A To-
% 1870
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RESOURCES.

Ity certify Of the condition
of
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RESOURCES.

hereby certify above statement Of the con
4
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LIABILITIES.

CAPITAL stock paid up..............$ ., Coz %
Surplus fund ......... ............. 5000 90
Dividends unpaid .,...". ......... 30 90
Other undivided profits, viz:
Discount ...... ......... ......... 703 %
Exchange ........ ........ ........ 90
Rents ......... ....,,.. .......... % %
Profit and loss ................... SG7 30
Savings deposits ........ ........... 12,704 IL
Individual deposits. viz:
Subject TO check ................ 246f3 %
Demand certificates ...... ...... 1876 90
Time certificates ........ ........ 81, AS %
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LIABILITIES.

Total ......... ........' '''''''''T'
and correct statement Of the condition
i SPtWEGER. State Bank Examiner.
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REPORT OF STATE BANK EXAMINER

Totals ....-...9liSfifoAA II
hereby certify that the above is n true and &C
and affairs of the above named Bank, as II apPSSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20

hereby certify above and correct b books Of This
and OF the ABOVE haneu Dam NEVER Bank
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WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST CO. Wheeling W.
dent L. r. sHfel Secretary. state Bank anu A'u'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20
LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES.

hereby certify the CONDITION
A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20

sample Of the rents charged IN
was the rate asked by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28

The new Columbian Inter
changeable Swiss Music Boxes,
with richly inlaid and carved
cases, playing Is airs, only two
left.
l Sl5 INTERCHANGEABLE Box goes at $500.
l Sl25 interchangeable Box goes at 800,
The above Beautiful Boxes are all of the 1886
PATTERN beautiful variety of casing, and guaran-
teed In perfect condition. They must all he sold
by January l at some price. We will allow You
to practically rame your own prize and take your
choice. Better come tomorrow and get first choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
Kannkas Oppose Annexation.

1t is entirely improbable that Mr. Hatch,
or Mr.. Castle. or Mr.. Dole believes that anv
large number of native voters not already
registered would vote any other way than
soidly against annexation. / this week
asked prominent public man what he
thought of it. He is more closely in touch
with the native mind than any other white
senator in this country, and, though an
Englishman, is thoroughly for annexation.
His prompt reply was: IF the queen her
self and all her leading supporters were to
turn around and work for six months to
persuade the natives to vote for annexation
they would fail to influence them" l think
he spoke correctly.
Undoubtedly If the question were to be
submitted to the present set of registered
voters, sworn to maintain the republic
nearly all Of them would heartily vote for
annexation. 1t is quite unnecessary to in
qure into their wishes. Their registering
has defined their position. Such inquiry
( would he a mere farce if confined to them
Mr.. Cleveland undoubtedly wants to learn
what the Hawaiian people wish, the whole
body Of the kanakas, and not merely the
supporters of the republic. If that inquiry
is made the answer will he found to be that
the great majority of the natives want no
annexation, but to revert to native rule
through the corrupt and capricious native
monarchy.
But WHAT some will say, sis n peoples
country to be taken from them without their
consent? Is nation to be deprived of It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
No City Salaries.
From the New York Sun,

From the New YORK sun.
The city CT South Bend, Oregon, presents
novelty in American politics and govern
meDt, In that no city Office there will have
any salary attached to it during the COM
ing year. or practically none, and also that
there are more place hunters than there
are places. The city is in debt for i'm
provements that have been made. and a
week ago the council voted to reduce the
salaries of all city officers to 81 a year and
devote the proceeds of the tax levy to pay
ing off the debt. More than enough citi-
Zens and taxpayers have declared their
Willingness to take the offices and thus help
to clear the city of debt. The state law
provides that the treasurer shall receive at
least 80 per month, but the citizen who
takes that office will turn over the salary
to the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28

Resolutions looking toward the cont roi by
the city of the street railways have been
adorted by the citizens committee Of twcn-
ty-oac of Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28

No Christmas and New Years table should he
without a bottle of DR.. Siegert's Angostura Bitters
the world renowned appetizer OF exquisite flavor.
Beware of counterfeits!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
|, -. - p-otr-
Wimd=up
of the Swiss
Music Boxes.

We are determined to
close out all the Swiss Mu-
sic Boxes left from the
Christmas trade at and
BELOW COST" in order
to insure their immediate
sale. We have followed
this custom for the past IA
years, as we do not carry
Swiss Music Boxes in stock
at any other time of the
year except Christmas. If
you go to every music
store i'll Washington you
will be- forced at last to
come here to get the best
boxes for the lowest prices.
Not a;'boX''in stock is ex-
empt ffpm this grand price
leveling sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
WOrl1enl's
DESKS.

Now comes the clearing out OF
the balance of our Christmas stock
of Desks. A rich harvest of big
values for quick buyers. Some
200 Desks in stock for you to Sc
lect from. Every style-every
wood-every price-only each
price has taken a long step down
the price scale, making values that
were already good unparalleled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
Wraps & Suits.

Three months of winter ahead and
final reductions in prices now. But
that's not all. Wraps and Suits will
not be as little priced for years to
come The new tariff bill adds
100000 additional taxation. A
large portion of this tax is raised by
the restoration of 60 per cent of the
Mckinley rates on wool and woolens
so that every woman wearing
WOODEN garments will have to pay
more for them i'll the future or be
content with inferior qualities for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
Cloth Coats.

Here from So to $45. Hints of
price reductions below:
C'$5 for the 81 Black Broad Vale Cheviot Box
Coats, with shield front, half silk lined, velvet
COLLAR mandolin sleeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
The Suits, =, ::

Ready-to-wear W Wool en- Costumes
of equal quality to those now here
at $12.75, $3.50 and SI4.5o will be
considerably higher in price-and
yet choice of them is now offered for
only, C1ooQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28


The other item relates to the arrest on
the 9th of a couple of flibuster agents or
schemers from the coast There is said to
be abundant evidence of conspiracy against
them. Their examination has been post
poned en- account of the death of one of
the justices of the supreme court, r. F.
Bickerton. One OF the men, named Sheri-
dan, is said to be identified as the Morrow
who a while ago was reported as working
up filibUster project in Oakland Cal. 1t
is generally believed that some arrests will
be made of Honolulu men in more or less
completely with the two strangers
1t seems quite improbable that these men
could possibly have brought any of their
schemes to active trial, or have produced
anything more than a crazy fiasco. They
are not likely to meet with any great lev
ity. The effect of their proceedings can
hardly be favorable to an early release OF
the remaining political prisoners.
KAMEHAMEHA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
ATE THREE AMERICANS.
The Story Told of Five Sadi India 10
I'm Mexico.

A special from Deming, n. NJ, says:
John Martin, an American prospector, who
has just returned after years absence in
the gold fields of Sonora, Mexico. brings
news of a horrible story of cannibalism,
which occurred in that republic. Several
weeks ago party of five Sadi Indians, O.
race closely allied with the Yaqui tribe,
driven to desperation by hunger, ambushed
and killed three Americans working in the
gold fields in the state of Sonora. about
three hundred miles south of Hermis!lla,
and then cooked and ate the bodies. Friend
" Yaquis reported the affair to the authori-
ties and after a pursuit OF several weeks
the perpetrators We're captured In their
mountain homes about the LIST of December.
They were taken to Guymas and thence to
the City of Mexico, where they will be exc
cuted.
The names of the Americans are not
known TO the authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
P rai> Royal.
G and Eleventh Streets. Lisner

Bargain Tables in every depart
ment, loaded with bargains as never
before-with leftover holiday goods
and broken lots" of staple goods
from regular stocks, which we are
anxious to dispose of prior to stock
taking.
ONOte The spots all five floors where the
crowds most do conSresate-that's where the bar
gain tables are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28

Polish Mahogany Finish Desk.
Would sell 1T $3.50 For....... Pf'oo
large CHARTERED Oak Highly
Polished Desk. 5000 value. For Po.9o
CHARTERED Oak Polish Finish
Desk, one lower shelf, French
legs. IS yalde. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Po.%O
CHARTERED Oak or Mahogany
ST. s,n'sh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Desk MIRROR TOP WORM 5000
Mahogany y' front 81 p value. ... SI4oo
Solid Mahogany Desk. with one 90
drawer, brass roll top. s13 value. Yo./O
Large CHARTERED Oak Desk,
swell front drawer, lower shelf, -
brass rail top. Sl1 value. SZ.Oo
Bird Eye Maple Desk. brass rail
top. large drawer and lower shelf.
I'll value. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. POI }
one arnwer SAX s15 D yaiue Top SIo65
Solid Mahogany Desk, swell
Worth s'e5o. ."' o"f' @ $IoS5
CHARTERED Oak Desk, cabinet -
top. $40 value. For.......... Sll ./O
Curly Birch Desk, French legs. no
A $12.5O value. For. ........... YO./ }
Art Rooms, 9th Floor. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28
The Furs.

rs per cent discount-one quarter
off the marked price.
lyThe discount is to include all fur coats and
capes from $12 to $780, all electric seal capes from
So to SIS; all seal plush capes from Sl2 to $50;
all velvet capes from So. 80 10 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-28

LA RENE FURNITURE POLISH
=. will do more toward Frightening up and
renewing old furniture than anything
you can use. IS cents Il goods bot
tie