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wANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-AGENT
wANTED-AgeBts to solicit subscribers
for the new Cuban paper, Cuba Libre;
everybody TAX es it at signt; only 10 cents
a month; boys and girls can make 81 every
Saturday. CUBA LIBRE, 907 G st. NV.
ja29-3t-em
WANTED-Agents. $50 to $50 per week
handling improved gaslight burner; makes
Kerosene lamps give beautiful gaslight, no
chimney, smvKe, or smell; something new;
sample free CASTLE MFG. Co., Cti-
cinDsti, o., 1t
WANTED-ageDts;r requires no experience e.;
quick sellers; either sex; send name on
postal; requires no money or stamp; be
quick. J.0. .NADICKC CO., 9th and Race SITS,
Cincinnati, .. Ii
AGENTS for our new Magic gaslight
burner; fits ali Kerosene lamps and pro-
duces brilliant gasligbt; no c Kinney.
wick or smoke; lightning seller: agents
outfit free. Beware of parties arver-
tising limitations. We are sole manu-.
facturers. NATIONAL. BRASS Co,
I1s0 Broadway, New York. 1t
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WANT EB-Dauy ffnarried or WIDOW, with
with S6ocapitai TO manage demonstratin
Treatment parlors profits exceed S26
weekly, Tor interview address PERMA
NENT, this office. Item
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/ EoR RENT-Nicely furnished, well heated
| room, bath and all Convenences, DO per
mouuu; also desirable unfuriilsiieu rooms,
cpeap. Il 3 9Th st. SW., near B. laou-ot
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The h3 DAYS" Cure

dor mem leads all remedies I'm this city;
a prompt and permanent cure or no charge,
consultation free. DR.. McKEEHAN. 716
18th st. NV. office hours. 10 a. m TO
p. m. 8 to s D. M; Sunday, z to 4 D. M
ja26-1 mo
BUSINESS man; middle-aged, would
like to form the acquainta nee OF lady,
miss, or widow, WHO could assist him finan-
cially; object matriniODy- Address HON
EST, this office. ja25-5t ,em
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FOR SALE-Ladies, come quickI The
greatest bargain ever Offered III Washing
ton; the whole stock, Imperial paper pat
terms, that sold from ] oc to 45c, now
Your choice for &c. MASONIC TEMPLE
602 9th st. nw ta3O-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-By young widow, rooms to
keep clean for Whoever, or work Ia
doctors office. Address RENA, this office.
The times., 1898-01-30

WANTED Man to travel and appoint
agents, ola-estahlished house; permanent:
Eau Per month and expenses. Address
=. w, ca re this office.
Jal6, - ,30fej
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HELP WA AHrED-tEMALE.

VA NIED-A young girl for housework.
Cali at 1916 IA ave. NV. Ja29-3t,eiu
WANTED Apprentice grl; good chance
10 learn the urst tailor system or garment
Gn;tlng- Apply 1Ionuay after 10 at 627
i ST. nW. Item
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wANTED-By elderly lady, place as nurse
in private family. sos M st. NV. 1t
WANTED by reliable young colored man,
situation as companion to gentleman:
home or abruad, no agent heed apply. Ad-
dress j. B., S2S Z st. NV. 1t
The times., 1898-01-30

FOR RSALE-Gun and locksmitll; esta blished
L years; stock, fixtures, lathe, tools,
etc. Call or address PUBLIC SPIRIT, S21
7th st. sw. 1t
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CLAIRvoYANT.

PROF. +. TURN Err, The famous cldlryoy-
ant and spirit medium, is permanently
located at 7.50 Ninth street northwest; look
for large ad. in Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday morning Times. ia25-6t ,em
A THOUSAND TO ONE it isn't so, you say;
wen prove that we are selling elegant
cus,oni-insde Suits and Overcoats, lust
q little worn," at figures nowhere else APP
proachable. JuSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9
u st. NV. Ja24-tt-em
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GENTLEMAN "A wishes to correspond
with young lady; strictly Confidential.
Address W. w, tlis office. 1a2S.2t
WANTED-Widow desires acquaintance of
honest gentleman, for company and as
Sista nee. A fldress o. L. HONEST, General
nclivery. ia29 3t
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ANTED-Furnisiied room, no questions
asked. Address, stating location anu
terms Il,ION b., this Oh ice. JH3O-o1
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MruA rroNs wasrEp-rEMALk

WANTED A place as housek eeper; no Oh
Jectons to Country. 2l5 1st st. NV.
SaoA
The times., 1898-01-30

FOR RENT House 1l24 9Th st. NV, S35
per month; 3-story, hay window, rooms
ana bath; a. III. i. Apply TO NJ. GOLD
SMITH, Gil Pa. ave. ia2S-3t
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
WARRINGTON.

Warrington, W. Va, March 12.-The
members of the NJ E. church here con-
template building a new church. 1t has
not been decided whether the old church
will be torn down and the new one erect
ed on the old site, or whether the old
church and Tot will he sold and the par
sonage be moved back to face Central
street, and the new church be built on
the parsonage lot facing Clarksburg
street. Franzheim, Giesey & Faris, Of
Wheeling, are the architects. The new
church will be a handsome structure, and
will be Of brick and stone. The cost Of
the church will be about twelve thousand
dollars
The literary and social department OF
the Epworth League here will give an en-
tentainment and social Friday evening at
the NJ. f. church. All are cordially in
vited, and will be highly entertained.
Prof. Pinkuss, a graduate Of Romney,
gave a musical recital at the Opera
House Thursday evening.
Little Joseph Gillon only child of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Gillon. died at their
home on Clarksburg street, Monday,
March Z. 1898. aged years. Funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday at ten thirty,
in the Catholic church, by Father Nc
Grath Interment in the Warrington
cemetery. Among those that attended
the funeral from a distance were Thos.
Maloone, Mrs. Gilon's brother, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Leon
ard, Miss Minnie Leonard and mother,
Mrs. j. Leonard, and Mr.. Joseph f.
Cushion of Washington, Pa, and Mrs.
King of Sistersvlle.
Mrs Engle, who was to speak here
Sunday evening at the memorial SER
vice held by the W. c. T. L. in memory
of Miss Willard, was taken very i'll Sun
day morning and was unable to speak,
and returned to her home in Fairmont
Sunday evening. Rev, King and Rev.
Cummings filed her place.
Rev and Mrs w. b. King and two chill
dren left this week for Parkersburg to
visit relatives there.
William Morgan, Of Grafton, is here the
guest Of his brother, Nimrod Morgan,
who is seriously i'll.
Miss Winifred Dale Boswig, who has
been spending the winter here with Rev
King and family, left Tuesday to visit
her sister at White Day. From there she
will return to her home in Clarksburg
+. F. MILAN, of Morgantown, was here
this week.
Miss Ora Dent is visiting her brother
in Shinnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Keller were the
guests of relatives at Hundred the first
of the week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
cLAskSBuRe.

Clarksburg, w. Va. March 1.-THE
funeral of J. P. Clifford, Esq, took
place on last Wednesday from the
Catholic church. His remains were
inferred at Holy Cross cemetery. In
the death of Mr.. Clifford, the com
munity loses an influential citizen,
and an eminent lawyer and scholar.
Mr.. Charles l.. Hickman. of this
city has become actively engaged in
pushing quite a number of telephone
enterprises. He has now under con-
sideration a telephone system for
Parkersburg, and one for Fairview.
Five of our enterprising citizens.
]. +. Allen, E. r. Davis, l.. S. Horner,
B. w. Borgess. and Fleming Howell,
have obtained charter as the Noun
tain State Construction Company, for
the purpose of construction railroads,
etc.
Ed. knight, of this city is at Wash
ington in a hospital being treated for
injuries received while bicycle rid
ing.
There is to be a sale of lots at
Northview April 10Th.
The West Virginia Sunday school
convention meets in this city April
10Th. An excellent programme has
been arranged, addresses will be made
by persons of national reputation.
Rev. Burkhardt has been rendered a
call to the Episcopal church of this
city
During most of the week commits
sioners have been on lands of various
parties to assess damages in the con-
demnation proceedings on the part of
the Short line railroad Henry Hay
mond was awarded $4,000 and Luther
Raymond $4,000.
Among our people abroad we no.
ticed: w. S. Price, at Baltimore;
Frank Gaylord, at Weston; Benz.
Lambrecht, at Cincinnati; Hon. j. +.
Davis, at Baltimore; G. Coplin, at
Philippi; Miss Matte Collins, at Fair
mont; Ed. Davis, at Charleston; Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Parr, at Weston; Rev.
Guy Crook, at Parlersburg; Harry
Post, at Baltimore
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
GRAFTON.

Grafton, w Va, March 20-Attor-
ney j. Hop Woods and niece, Miss Mag
gle Byrer, of Philippi were city WISH
tors Thursday.
Clarence Poe, of the State University,
is spending his holiday vacation with
relatives here.
Misses Irene and Blanche Sheats
were in Wheeling this week on pleas
ure and shopping trip.
A. " Earharte, late manager of the
Sentinel, accompanied by his wife, left
Monday to visit relatives at Williams
town, Wood county
Miss Grace Core returned from a six
weeks business stay in New York City,
where she had been taking a special
course in the millinery art.
Rev. Chas. e. Shaw, Of Kingwood,
was the guest of friends here this
week.
Lloyd P. Souders is in New York City
laying in supply of spring goods.
Miss Della Murphy left Tuesday for
the eastern cities to lay in supply Of
new millinery stock.
Rev. F. n Lynch and H. c. Comp
ton were in Paltine this week attend
ing the Morgantown district mission
airy convention.
Thos E. Joyce was in Wheeling
Thursday on a business trip
Miss Daisey Dudley is visiting
friends in Fairmont.
Under the Dome" held the boards
at the Brinkman Opera House Thurs
day night Faust is booked for this
evening There will be no play Mon
day night as previously advertised
The Interstate steam laundry build
ing is nearing completion, and will be
under the management of Chas. H.
Straub when ready for occupancy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
SENSATION MoNGERs
denounced by Naval officer in Havana The
montgomery Yarn Absolutely False.

havana, March 12.-In an interview
had by the correspondent of the Assoc
eiated Press with Commander Com
verse, OF the cruiser Montgomery. re-
sardlng the report circulated in the
United States that the cruiser had
Deen injured, that officer dictated the
following:
The report is absolutely false. No
damage Of any kind to the hull or ma
chlnery has been done to the Mont
gomery during the nine months she
has been under my command.
Would it net be will for sensation
mongers to give some thought to the
feelings of the wives and other rela-
tlVes of the officers and crew at home
before causing deep alarm by such
baseless stories?"
There is general indignation here
over the story
The court of inquiry did little work
to-day. The members examined two
divers, went over drawings, plans and
photographs in the cabin of the Man
grove, and read over the stenogra-
pher's copy of some past testimony.
Inc members of the court of in
quiry are deeply interested in the ac-
count given by this correspondent of
the interview had by him with Cap
tain Peral president of the Spanish
court of inquiry. Each member asked
questions in order to make the point
of Captain Peral clear, but of course,
made no comment whatever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
From the private wires of +. r NTohh,..
& Co., Brokers. Exchange Bank Bi9e, :

From the private wires of + r ,rot.,..
4 Co., Brokers. Exchange Bank Bide
New York March 12.-Accordine u
the various trade reports. general bus
mess is active and will he furtbo,,
stimulated by the disbursement of a+
least a portion Of the $500 600 emer-
gency appropriation by CONGRESS
Prices of staple commodities continue
to advance and the most imnor+ant
product namely, wheat, is moving ont
Of the country in large Quantities 81
higher prices than have ruled in soma
years. These are all conceded facts
but in the absence of more peaceful
news and the ordinary demand for
stocks, prices cannot advance material
ly. Thirty-four roads for the first
week of March show an increase in
earnings of 1926 per cent. over the
same week last year. while for the
fourth week of February II roads SHOW,
an increase of 17.72 per cent. The ST.
gar report, just issued suggests that
the company wrote of large quantity
of assets so as not to show too favor
able a balance sheet There is no
reasonable way of explaining the
changes. The Union Pacific statement
indicates change in policy and de-
cidedly more economical operation.
The short interest continues large. As
shown by the extensive borrowing de-
mand for stocks. The general situa-
ton politically is apparently nearer
the turning point, but the general mar
ket is based on liquidation and short
selling will in all probability continue
on those lines until the board of in.
e.Iiry report is made. Small rallies
come only when the market is over
sold. American stocks in London were
heavy to-day on liquidation for the ac-
count OF a millionaire operator in
African stocks. He was long on Louis
vile & Nashville, st. Paul and Union
Pacific, besides a heavy line Of South
African mining stocks. Realizing in
anticipation of the Sunday interval and,
a rumor that the United States steam
ship Montgomery had been blown up
were the principal causes for the
break and the heavy tone prevalent
throughout the session. The prevalent
belief is that the elimination Of the
Cuban question is at hand, and opera
tors dreaded to carry open contracts
over Sunday, especially in view of last
Sundays deyelopE ents over the re-
quest for Gen. Lees recall.
Corrected daily by Il. b.. Mabbitt & Co.,
brokers, Exchanges Ban. y. n 4 z s rs
-, tIf1ce1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, w Va, March 12.-Mr. VIM
B. Pack. of Wheeling, was in town this
week
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carroll, Rev. and
Mrs W. b. Owens. Mr.. T. A. Sullivan
and Miss Mary Kelly have returned from
Washington and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Luke, of Whining
ton, Del, are visiting their sons here.
Mr. A. l.. and Mrs. w. r. Whiteman
left Wednesday for their new home in
Chicago
Rev T. NJ. West, of Frostburg, Nd
has been assigned to the pastorate of the
NJ. E. church here. He will preach his
first sermon Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. w T. Jameson are Wis
iting at Mt. Lake Park
There are numerous cases Of humps
Mr. John Riley. of Grafton. is in town
DR.. Z. T. Kalbaugh spent this week in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. f. c. Dixon is sick.
Mr.. VIM Morrow is crippled up with
rheumatism.
Mrs G. a. Kigh. and Mrs Scott Smith
and daughter, Miss Maud, have typhoid
fever.
Mr.. David Jackson has gone to WIN
chester. Va.
Ex-Mayor w. H. Smith. Of Keyser. and
wife. spent Thursday with Cal. Maner
Jenkins.
Mrs. John McGuigan is visiting in Cum
berland.
Mr. Frank Wheeler of Bristol. Conn.
is visiting his home here
Mr.. R NJ. McMillen visited Springfield
this week.
Mrs. Anna hurry q Pittsburg i visit
ing in town.
Mr. Daniel Conan and daughter Miss
Fsfie. Justice ]. W vlrts. Mr.. II. S. Rich
ardson and Mrs. saliie Ross visited Cum
berland this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
SUIT ENTERED
BY Meyer Newberger. Asking that Land
Deal Middle In Which He Became In
VOWED BE straidhtened Out.


Speci:-l 10 the Register
Parkersburg, w. Va, March H.
Meyer Newberger, of this city, has
filed bill of complaint in Judge Ben
nett's court, in Webster county, alleg-
ing that corporation was formed last
December, under the name of THE
Gauley River Company" for the stated
purpose Of buying large tracts Of land,
and operating saw mills, a general
store, etc He alleges that he was in
duced to become one of the incorpOr-
ators of the company through misrep-
reservations, and that the charter was
improperly secured through mirrepfe-
sensations made to the Secretary OF
State. He further charges that the
credit secured by the company was
created by Misrepresentation and that
valuelesS securities and contracts that
had no legal existence were displayed
to create the belief that the company
was amply backed by real estate and
cash. Through these manlpulations,
Mr.. Newberger alleges that the corpor-
alton is using its corporate prestige IN
a manner that threatens to involve in
nocent and unsuspecting investors and
merchants. Mr.. Newberger being one
of the incorporators, though he alleges
he is SO connected with the corpora
ton on account of misrepresentation
and improper use of his name IN ms
absence asks relief and an investiga-
tion of the corporation by the court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
BRIDGEPORT.

Prosecuting Attorney Weems was
down from ST. Clairsville yesterday
w. ]. McHugh is confined to his
home, sick.
Mrs. Frank Jolly is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Charles Rhodes is down from Steu-
benyille spending the day with rela-
tiV',s and shaking hands with old
friends.
T. B. Smith is recovering from a
several days illness.
Commissioner Wise returned to st.
Clairsyille yesterday.
Mrs. A. Branum returned home yes
terday from three months visit
with relatives and friends at Fostoria.
The Board of Election at their
meeting yesterday awarded the con-
tract for printing the ballots for the
election to the Belmont Chronicle at
their bid of 1914.
Council at the meeting held Friday
evening decided to have Lincoln ave-
nue. opened from Kiehnline's crossing
to the steel bridge. Mr.. Koehnline
was present at the meeting, and when
asked how much he wanted for the
ground, stated that he would choose
a representative and Council could
choose one and whatever the two de-
cided the ground was worth he would
sell it to them on the price agreed on
by them.
Dir. Van Wagner, who was nomin-
ated on the Democratic ticket for
Council in the Second ward, has re-
fused the nomination.
Ill
young lady of this place, died Friday
evening at the Wheeling hospital from
the effects of an operation performed
on her The deceased was daughter
Of Mrs. Esther Barrett, of Kirkwood,
and had host of friends who were
panied to learn of her death. The
funeral will take place from her late
home tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment will be made at st. Glars
vile.
The bond issue as adopted by Coun-
Gil to be submitted to the voters at
the election is being objected to by
many property owners. Although
some are in favor of the issue and
think that it would be an improvement
70 the town, others object 60 it on the
ground that the taxes are high enough
now without making them any higher.
The question gives promise of causing
a bitter fight when the time for voting
on it arrives.
The Republican primaries yesterday
were more spirited than usual, espe-
cially in the contest for tn enomination
for Mayor and Marshal The fight for
Mayor was thought to lay between
Rice and Howell, but it proved that
it was between Davis and Howell with
Howell in the majority. Thompson,
it was generally thought, would lead
Douds a chace. The result, however,
was surprising, even to the support
ers of Thompson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13


Yesterday morning ~ tea o'clock
was The time set fol- he Eeai;ng Of
John Hahn, charged with killing
oscar Hamiin, before Squire Lacey, Of
Benwood At the time Geo. B. Cald-
We'll Hahn's attorney, appeared and
stated that his client would waive ex-
animation and appear before the grand
jury.
AS the crime of murder charged
against Hahn is not bailable, Squire
Lacey recommitted Hahn to Jail. The
prisoner was taken to the Mounds
vile jail yesterday afternoon by Con-
stable Lay. During the coming week
his attorney will make application to
the Judge of the Circuit Court at
MoundsVille for Hahn to be released
on bail. Naturally Hahn appears
very much concerned about his stu
alton That he is justified in taking
the matter seriously was proven by
the testimony given at the coroner's
inquest.
The evidence tended to show that
Hamln and his two companions were
sitting quietly on a board at the end
OF the boiler house at the Wheeling
steel WORKS, talking, when Hahn ap-
proached unnoticed and without warn
ing hurried heavy stones at them from
only snort distance, and without Civ
lnS tnem the least warning or ordering
Cnem on the premises 1t was one of
these stones that struck Hamlin and
crushed his skull. That it was thrown
with considerable force was stated by
the physicians who testified. Dr..
Eskey, one of the attending physic-
1ans, testified that the Hamlin boy
mad said, while lying in a semi-con-
sclous state after the affair, that
Hahn must have been an awful strong
man to have hit me such a blow -
The doctors stated also on the witness
stand that Hamlin had told them be-
fore he died that Hahn had hit him.
He is alleged to have made the same
declaration to other parties, and to
have said also that he had not seen
Hahn before he hit him, that ''he
must have crept up in the shadow of
the boilers" and similar statements.
The case promises to be a notable
one in criminal annals of Marshall
county, and will be warmly contested.
The management of the Wheeling Iron
and Steel Company have employed
counsel to defend Hahn. On the side
of the prosecution Attorney Josiah
Sinclair has been employed by Ham
Inns father to assist Prosecutor Par
sons, and it is likely that there will be
an array of more talent on both sides.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

Special to the Register
Steubenville, O., March 12.-The
Democrats of this city and township
held their spring convention here to-
night. The nominees are: Water
works trustee, Jesse Campbell. Town
ship officers: trustee, Augustine Rick
erstaff; clerk, James McSwiggan;
treasurer w. P. Hutchinson; consta-
BILE, Alan Clifton. A full ticket for
council. school board and assessor was
named.
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PALATiNE.

Palatine. w. Va. March TT T
Howell has been confined to his room for
several days on account of sickness.
Miss Beryl Stewart, of Warrington, Is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Mort, Sr.
Miss Mamie Levele is recovering from
a recent spell of sickness.
John Leonard. of Carnegie, Pa, arrived
in town Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Conoway. who is staying at
Warrington. was at home in the early
part of the week.
Mrs Hattie Hall was one Of our visit
ors on Monday
Albert Tuskins removed from this place
10 Parkersburg the first of the week
A. ]. Musgreve. of oelio. is in town the
guest of his brother. NJ +. Musgrove.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
MINES In HAVANA HARBOR.
Captain Gronmeyer Tells of an Experience
That is Pertinent

NEWPORT NEWS, We. March 12.-Ac-
cording to Captain Gronmeyer. of the
steamship Castillo. from New Orleans to
Hamburg, which Is now coaling here,
there is a net work Of mines in Havana
harbor. Three years ago. he says, his
vessel was about TO steam into the har-
Dor when he was signaned not TO enter.
n pilot boarded the ship and explained
that engineers were planting mines and
that it would be necessary for him to
wait several hours before proceeding in
to port.
Captain Gronmeyer was then master OF
the steamer Albano. He was at one time
IN the German navy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
ERECTING NEW BUILDINGS.
The Carpenters Steel Works Enlarging III
Capa city to Fill Government Orders.

Reading. Pa, March 12.-The Car
penter steel works awarded contract
late this afternoon for three building,
the largest 60x125 feet, to be erected as
additions to its plant. Work was COM
menced at once and tonight stonema-
sons and laborers are at work, to be
followed tomorrow by carpenters and
others. Machinery will be introduced
at once and work pushed on the build
ings on double shift, night and day.
Tonight the works present a busy
scene with every department in tull
operation. This afternoon the largest
shipment of projectiles in three
months was sent out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York, March 12.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following:
Surplus reserve, increase. $l,Ss7 ,s25;
loans decrease, $40, 1892, 400; specie, in
crease 1888. 700; legal tenders, de-
crease $4,675, 400; deposits, decrease,
$40 53S 500. circulation, increase, $40
ooo The banks now hold S22, 721, 1926
in excess of the requirements of the
Ok nor cont rule.