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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-12

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-12
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-12
THE RIVER.
To-Day's Boat.
Darlington, T. A. Cobel, $3.50 p. m.

To-morrOw's Packets.
New Martinsville, Telephone. IL a. m.
Darlington, T. A. Gobel, $3.50 p. IN.
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FOR SALE at auction, on the premises.
= mile from Martins Ferry. on Scotch
Ridge. Pike. Saturday, November Il. at /
O'Clock p. m, three excellent farms For
particulars sec me at my office in Mar
tins Ferry. E. ]. A. DRENNEN.
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Bad Accident in France.
PARIS, November 12-Eight per-
sons were killed and fifteen wounded
in collision between a suburban train
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-12

FOR SALE-One gr. oak bed room set.
rocker six cane bottom chairs. center
stand 271e yards of ingram carpet good
as new. Call at WHEELING STORAGE
corner of Seventeenth and Chapline SITS
no11dqeu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-12
FoR INSTRUMENTATION.

FOR SALE-Great Dane dog, brought
from Cuba: kind and gentle call and see
him, 1918 Main street. FRED DARLING.
nolldqer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
POLICE TO CoNTaiBUTE.
walker of the santa re says Calves
ton VIII Be Rebuilt.

walker of the santa re says Calves
ton VIII Be Rebuilt.
New York. Sept. H.-Chief OF Police
Devery has issued request 20 oil the
members Of the force 20 contribute.
A. n. Walker chairman OF the board
OF directors OF the Atcnlson. Topeka ani
SANTA Pc Railroad, said to-day tha' the
compauy's loss due 20 the Galveston hur-
ricane would not exceed sl0o0
Mr.. walker was confident Of the future
Of Galveston ~ a shipping port. lie was
no. aa gloomy as some Of those who had
spoken on the subject. on the contrary
he was OF the opinion that the city wouid
be extensively rebuilt. and that business
would be resumed on practically the OLD
lines within very few months.
There IL no doubt" he said. chat CAT
weston has received serious blow, but
no one believes that d will be- ruined for
ever by At. When ths wfecknHe has
been cleared away, the sead buried. the
etreeis cleaned ana an estimate 81 the
actual loss sustained carefully made. the
merchants OF the port wiii lose no time
IN getting 10 work and restoring the city
70 IS normal condition. They VIII re-
build quickly. for the site cannot be sur
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
HAD AN EFFECT ON BUSINESS.
TWAS STORM CAUSED REDUCTION
~ IRIS VOLUME.

ae.itation Increased Also by the Or
d.r for "a strike of the Anthracite
noaI Mlncrs-Bctter Distribution
~ Merchandise Reported Ia the
Acst and South--Cottcn Reached
ahe Highest Price in Ten Years.
cation Goods Also ADVANCED.
vew York. Sept. M-R. @. Dun's
weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow viii
ay.
The tropical storm that devastated the
e.sf coast. almost wiping out the city Of
Galveston. and doing damage IN other
,,r.s OF the country. caused reduction Ia
~, volume OF buelness IN che South, aud
railroads. in the Gulf region have proba-
IS, not shown their maximum losses OF
.trrings as yet: but even aftor such
.atastrophe a recuperative power IS
shown.
Au oddod cause Of hesitation IN business
!. tine order for strike OF the anthracite
coal miners.
IRON many quarters OF the Yves, and
southeast q better distribution Of mcr-
eaandlsc is reported IN iobblng and retail
cir les Prices OF staple commodities are
h.edcr for the week hoisied By the sharp
ne ia cotton. but IN manufactured prod
ust- there IS little change. though steady
Increases OF business az tho current level
81 satisfactory.
cotton closed last week at the highest
price In ten years and "a large short inter-
"a was awaiting reaction. Instead there
came news OF the disaster IN Texas. aud
sensational reports that a million bales
t8I been destroyed. AZ the New York
EEebaugc trading was for IN excess Of all
previous records. and prices rose by
bounds Subsequently there were less ex-
aeeeratcd reports from the South. but the
market failed 10 respond and mlddling up
ands advanced TO II cents.
The rise Ia the raw material caused
sharp advances In cotton goods. In one
week standard brown sheetings rose from
AZ 10 600 cents. wide blelched sheetings
rom 81 60 "a cents. standard brown drills
from SCI 20 SIS cents and staple ging-
fams from 500 TO $50 cents. Buyers who
Save been delaying for weeks are anxious
- secure liberal supplies. both Instant
arl distant.
Failures for the week were l95 IN the
raaed States. against ils last year. and
- 10 Canada, against g. last year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
GALvEsroN's DEATH LIST.
Names of Others who Lost Theii
Lives In the storm.

Names of Others who Lost Their
Lives ia the storm.
Houston. Tex. Sept. ii-Following Is an
additional list Of Galveston's dead:
Andrew. Mrs A. and family
Ben. Alexander. wife. two sons and
daughter.
FoeIoc ecker. Charles.
Bcrccr Mrs Lucy.
Brooks. j. T.
Bland. Mrs. and seven children (co.oreD.
Ben. Henry.
Bankers. Mrs. Charles.
Beach. Miss Nina. OF Victoria.
Bcedcnker. H.. father brother and sis
ter-ir-'aw.
HaInard. Mrs.
Brown. Winnie NJ
Becker. John. wife and daughters.-Mae
and vida
noliew. Mr. ana Mrs J.. and daugh-
ter.
crane. Mrs ard child.
Christian. john.
campbell. WIN
Curry. Mrs. Martha J.. and Miss Louisa.
Carvtn. Air. wife and daughter.
Garrett , wife and daughter. Of
ORANGE.
Crawford. Rayburn.
Carson. Frank G.
clinton. Airs. Mary and children. George
A.. Horace. Lee W.
Joseph. b.. While b.. and Freddie.
Damslc. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Day. willie.
Dunnln. Mrs. Howard c. and three
children.
Dirkc. Henry and family.
Day. Alfrcd. found IN tree.
Darfo Mr. and Mrs. two daughters.
pnmmlli. W D., and wife tcolored).
punham. George r. ana wife.
Dunham. George r., Jr. and two chill
drcu.
Donnolly. Nick.
Ducos. Madeline and octavia.
Davis. Miss Emma.
Drewa, ~ a.
Demsle. Mrs. and two sons.
pou,iea samuel. wife ana one child.
pavis Mrs. Mary and children, Carrie.
Alice. Lizzie ard Eddie.
Evans. Mrs Kate and two children.
Tatkeuhargc. George and vile.
Forget. Julius
Freither. Mrs. Fritz.
rrau. Mrs. August and daughter.
Faby. c. g. wife aud two children.
Foster Mrs. August
Frclso. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III.
Forbush. John and Freddie.
Frctwel. J. r.. Mrs ana boy.
roster. Alrs. S. r.
Farber. Miss Mamie OF suiivan'a ISL
aud. 49,. .....,.,...
can. y A.. aud wife.
gfb-on. Prof. and family.
Gentry, Charlotte, ScolcreDs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
STILL UNDER MILITARY RULE.
Labor win Tie Imported 90 Clean
IN Galveston.

Labor WIN tie Imported 20 Clean
IN Galveston.
Austin Tex. Sep. 1i-From early morn
ing until FAR in the afternoon Gov. saw
ers to-day WAS IN conference wl.h relief
committees from various points along the
storm swept coast Among the FIRST com.
mittecs TO arrive was one from Galveston.
comprising Mossrs skinner. Goree ana
spencer
These gentlemen consulted at length
with Gov. sayers. going into an the de-
tails Of the relief work being done az
Galveston. the prospects for the future
ana wat the immediate present demands.
As a result OF this conference fl was de-
cided that the state adiutant general
Cen. Scurry should De LETT Ia command
Of the city. which IS sim 20 BE- considered
under military rule. ana that he was 20
have The exclusive control. not only og the
patroling Of the city. but Of the sanitary
forces engaged in cleaning the city.
Il was decided also instead OF looking
10 the labor.ng people OF Galveston FOR
work in this emergency that an importA-
ton OF outside laborcrs 20 the number OF
2.90V should be made 60 conduct the san
itary work while che people Of Galveston
were given an opportunity OF looking aft
er their own losses and rebuilding their
own property without giving any time 10
The city az large.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
TO ADVERTISE THE FAIR.
Naldosta Arranging for some Fine
Atlraetlons.

'"ih"Ntn Arranging for some Fine
Attractions.
Naidosta, Ca. Sept. 1.-THE large nd-
Verilsing matter FOR the state fair has
arrived and a half dozen men viii be put
in he neld next week distributing Il in
every nook and corner OF this and adjoln-
iag states. The matter consists Of many
novelties in The way Of advertising and IT
"Al attract much attention.
Manager Moore returned from New York
to-day at noon. having gone there TO con-
tact for some special attractions for tho
iair, lie made several contracts for some
excellent features and found Mr. T. c.
thurman. advance agent for Bostock s
Midway attractions here on his return.
3 sontruct WAS also made with him. thus
curing very large array OF Midway
i'llures during the coming fair
ar +. NJ. Chldress OF The keystone
l'"ltry farm has been put IN charge %
'he poultry exhibit which o. 20 b. one
oi the very interesting features of the
itir ar. childrcss expects to make an
ga norate display Of bis fowls al Macon
anl Atlanta and WI bring the fun cX-
hinits from those cities to the fair here.
N'Fiaes securing a large number of poui-
Wy exhibits from other sections. He al
ieaaN has assurances Of a great variety
Of exhibits. and that feature will be- very
attractive for lovers OF fine fowls OF all
kinds
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
THoMAsvILLE MATTERS.
a Conversation Party--subscription
for Galveston.


for Galveston.
Thomasvllle Ca. Sept. H-Mrs. 3. d.
Fudge. propdeiress Of the Hooi Brighton.
gave conversation party 60 large
number OF her friends last evening. com
pIlmentnry TO Mis- Gertrude Brown. a
very attractive young lady from Decatur,
Ga. After the conversations. the ladies
and gentlemen we're separated. and the
gentlemen asked to write out descrip-
ton OF the dress Of the lady to whom he
talked These descriptions were very
amusing Fred y. Dlsmuke carried on
the prize for the best description
subscrip lens for the storm sufferers IN
Texas are being taken here by al the
banks Ia the city
The Populists Of Thomas and the neigh
boring counties will have a biz rally on
gept. "a and -. IN Paradise Park. ~ this
city. Col Traylor. candidate for Governor
OF Georgia and Congressman NJ. ". How
ard OF Alabama will be present and make
speeches. Full baskets viii be brought
and big dinners enjoyed.
The postal authorities have completed
an arrangements 20 establish a mall
route over the new Triton, Thomasvlle
ana Gulf Railroad. and deliver mail az all
the stations on she line.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Relieved the Number VIII GO over
the Estimate OF 5.OgO.

Relieved the Number VIII Go over
the Estimate OF 5000.
Houston. Tex Sept 1.-THE Post to-day
prints a list OF 27oi names Of the Calves
ton dead. compiled from various sources.
but believed 20 be authentic.
There were hundreds OF bodies burned.
buried az sea ana IN the sand. OF which
no identification was possible There were
other hundreds who were buried on the
beach OF the mainland. few Il whom have
been Identified. There are many bodies
sim IN the ruins OF Galveston and scat
tered along the beach Of the mainland and
in the marshes. where they were thrown
hy the water. Some OF these bodies have
been sent twenty miles Inland along small
water courses by the rush OF high wa
terra
Taking all things into consideration.
there s ems TO be no longer any doubt
that the number Of dead viii reach be-
youd the estimate Of 5000 which has been
made by Mayor Jones. Mai Il. G. Love
and other reliable citizens OF Galveston.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
no RELIEVE rHE SUFFERING.

Foreign vessels Permitted 90 Garry
People From Galveston.
Washington. Sept. N-Gen. spaulding.
acting Secretary % the Treasury. took fur
Their measures to-day for the relief OF the
distressed citizens OF Galveston by ar
ranging for their transportation by for
elan vessels 10 New Orleans or other Gulf
ports. The law provides that American
vessels only can carry passengers be-
tween American ports. but during present
conditions the Treasury Department will
remit tho penalties 10 which foreign YES
sells would be liable for the relief Of Gal
weston.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Chicago. Sept lion order OF Arch
bishop Fehau. Of ChilhEo yesterday. Faith
er Barry. chancellor OF the Archdloctse
tonight sent check OF 81 o0o 90 Bishop
Gallagher OF Galveston 10 be used FOR the
sufferers. The Archbishop hos also or
dercd that a collection be taken un sun
day AZ all the masses 10 an the Catholic
churches In the archdiocese. The pastors
will make a special appeal Cor funds ami
contributions amounting % si00O are an
tidgpated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
BnrNswicS RAISING 4 FrND.
Hopes 20 send SI.u0o 60 Galveston by
To-ufashf

Hopes "a send Si.O0o Ca Galveston ny
Tonight.
brunswick, Ca. sept M-Brunswicx
r. respondlug 90 The cali OF Galveston Tor
aid. and indications point to q large sum
being realized. The city Council has do
mated $50 and voluntary subscriptions
have come la 10 run the total up TO ncari
IS 500.
Tonight a citizens meeting was held in
response 20 . cali from Mayor Atkinson.
Many ladies ANA gentlemen attended
Mayor Atkinson presided and e. W Dem
ing was made secretary. Address were
delivered by Mayor Atkinsou, Dr J, a.
Butts. Edwin Brobston aud II. r. Twlt-
~. Committees OF ladies and gentlemen
were named to canvass the city aud turn
over the funds collected 10 Mayor Akin.
son as custodian. IL Is hoped 10 send
Sl,oo0 by tomorrow night
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
onAr,Lusros's LARGE FUND.

City's Total subscription Amounts
to More Than $1,000.
Charleston. 5. c.. sept. H.-The Ways
ami Means Committee % the City Council
met to-day. ana appropriated 5000 TO be
sent 90 the relief OF Galveston sufferers
Many contributions were made TO the va
rious funds being raised in the city. Near
IS al OF the churches and sunday schools
will take up collections Tor the sufferers
sunday. Charicston's total contribution
row exceeds $500, oud the work Is only
well begun.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
DYNAMITE MUsT nE USED.
trouble with VaIdo-ta's ArteSian
WcII-Other News.


vlldosta. Ga. SEPT 1.-THE men. who
hlta charge OF the work on the new ar
t.sln wol. have been having "A great
ca ~ trouble this week and /, looks now
s. dynamite would have 20 De used 70
help thcm ont Of O.. In orier 10 complete
te.r work they had to put in an eight
H.H pipe. which was 20 act as curbing
fas the wen This pipe was lowered but
VHau i reached the stratum OF rock. 10
t..t below the surface. 81 refused 60 40
f.-her aud efforts were made 70 drive
g through the rooll which o. only about
$3.50 feet through. 4 powerful pressure
Has uut upon the pipe and % moved an
.a.H or 60. becoming wedgod there. Then.
i vts decided 90 withdraw o.. but IL re-
Hs.i To come out. Thirty tons OF pres
sere was used to pun &c out. but the pipe
broke aud part Of q still remains in the
Ntii The contractors have dccidod TO
ff pound or 50 OF dynamite under the
ls.A nnd thus Increase the size OF the
caerir- They say that everything will
o. alrsht ia the next few days. bur they
have hld a great deal Of trouble this
utek
3 company was organized here this week
g. buF che Jones mill pond a couple Of
niles lAove the city Tor the purpose Of
u1rAHe IL and making a resort there
Tic mnany O. composed Of Mcssrs W
Zen Der. j. + Roberts. G.. II. Ashley.
IS Bentley and J y. Jones. They cx-
r.si io make % fine fishing reserve there.
ana 10 is probable that the street car
'ne will Dee extended Co that place. The
electric lire could go there ana return
hF way OF the Strickland Cotton Mills.
tH. making "a very fire belt line
ssas /. G.. solomon died here ycstar-
dIF after serious Illness OF several
- KS. She was the wife Of Coroner Sol
euau. and ha1 resided IN this county
a#olt thirty-lvo years. though she was q
ra'lFe of South Carolina. Her remains
were carried TO the Old Redland distrist
THIS morning for burial
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

ST Louis. Mo. sept. H.-tienry Pritou.
who g. IN custody awaiting requisitiou pa
pers 10 DE- taken 20 Sioux city, H.. 20 stand
trial for alleged murder. this afternoon
confessed to Capt. REYNOLDS "a the -Four
Courts. that Il was ne who robbed the
safe IN mercantile establishment -
Civdssdaic. Miss This confession will
cloar the name Of George simmons. a
Young man Of Ciydeedolc. who has been
accused Of the crime. and who was com
pelied 70 leave the home 81 his childhood
because OF the shame that had come TO
his family through his supposed felony.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
THE DEAD At HITCHCOCK.
Continued from Firs, Pagel

The family OF c. W Young. wife. two
sons ana two daughters.
Mary Monteloaa.
- Paimcro. wife and seven children.
T. W. O'Connor
Members Of two families Of Alvin. who
were visiting the Young family.
seven unidentified found on prairie sup
posed 20 be from Galveston
Scores OF the dead from Galveston are
yet unburlcd, as the bodies are too badly
decomposed 90 haul and there Is too much
water on the prairie TO admit OF digging
graves
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

sc l. Making 81 TrIp 90 Europe with
nn Actress.
Queenstown Sept. IA representative
Of the Associated Press. on boarding to-
doy the Cunutd tlnc steamer Campana
from New York handed 60 } ). cor-
bctt q number OF dispatches relating 90
the charsea m4de against him in Sew
York tie read them aud said IN o.
ridiculous 10 say that my hghin with
sharkcy and N Coy were fakes"
Corhcit aud Margaret Cornell. che ac-
trcss. were booked as "Alr. and Mn.
Martin Her mother wos with her ANA
CorbCtt occupied a stltsroom.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Two sons OF Augustus Pcrcs Have
Fiied Thctr Claims.
Washington. sept 1.-THE result of tho
notice sent out q few days ago by she
State Department OF the death OF Au-
gustus Pcres. uaturnlzod American cit-
izcn. az Pueblo. Mexico. without leaving
Will. was the nlius with State Depart
mont uf claima upon the estate az two
SONS, William and August Perta. living
Geo New Orleans. Part Of the estate lcfi
hy the elder reres was half interest iu ln
onyx mine OF great value
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
DESTRUCTION Ar sEABRooKE.

Twenty-one People Were Drowned
in That Little Place.
Houston. Tex sept IA dispatch from
seabrooke Tex. says: Il - no use TO send
papers here 20 sell as there are bat Few
people left and they are starving for food
and need clothes to put on. Thirty-three
out Of thirty-four houses are now fiat un-
derd che hill. foated away. and twenty
cne people were drowned Ia this little
place. The distress Is appalling.
(signod) r, II. Laraber.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

81. Louis. Sept. H-st. Louisans are re-
spending generously 90 appeals FOR aid for
the Texas stogm sufferers and coutribu-
lions are pouring into the relief commit
tees of the different organizations a. "a
wonderful rate. Local cash subscriptions
10 date amount 20 between $1,000 aud So
600. Al meeting OF the Merchants Ex-
change to-day $4,000 was subscribed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Parig $ 81 1.-THE Grand Race Of the
Natiens CO Vino nnss was To-day won by
America. Great Britain. Germany Italy
Austria. BE sium ana Holland also COM
. ted each country being represented by
throe man. Cooper. Mcfarland and Bank
~ constituted the American team. The
distance wa 800 meters
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
MANY VESSELS WE'RE LOST.

Texas storm Was sim Playing HaV-
oc NJ II Went TO sea.
ST. Johns y. r.. Sept r.-Tales OF wide
spread destruction wrought BY yesterday s
gale continue 10 pour In.
Six vessels were wrecked near ST
Pierre and six IN Placeutia bay. Il L.
also reported that four were lost in Re.
news harbor. two In the straits OF Belle
Isle and four near Cape Bonavist1.
Other parts OF the island have yet 20 be
heard from, the telegraph wires 10 re-
mote points being down. Thus far four
teen lives are known TO have been lost
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

valdosta. Ga. sept u In little while
to-day about 500 uaa raised Tor the sur
forsrs from the Galveston storm. and a.
much more will 10 addfd 90 the list The
lists viii remain op here Tor several
DAYS and lists have been sent out from
here 10 the adjoining towns. giving an
opportunity 10 al who desire 70 sub
scribe TO the fund.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

passed a. a Gulf port. There are natural
advantages, ana there f. also the fact
TINT q has solid commercial backing. Il
T. imperative that We have q port on the
Gufi the extent Of shipping there d.
mands Il. In spite 81 the way Ia viii "
the city y handicapped by her low posi-
ton. She offers the best sltc. ana Il stands
10 reason that the city viii be- rebuilt. p
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

New York. Sept. 1.-THE Executive
Committee Of New York Typographical
Union No. last night telcgraphed $40 10
Galveston Union No. - for tho relief Of
the mtmuhrs Of the union.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
mig subscrIptIon FROM rnmpa.

Tampa. Fla. Sept. 1.-THE Citizens Re
lief Committee wired 5000 to the Gal
weston sufferers to-day. This amount was
collected by public subscription. The City
Council voted 500 tonight.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15

Philadelphia. Sept. iA-Peter Maher Of
this city completely outc.assed Jim JET
fords OF California in two rounds Of what
was 20 have been q siN-round hght to-
night Tho referee stopped the bout
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Tallahassee Puts Up ser $1,000 in
the Capital Race.


Tallahassee, Fla. Sept. 1.-THE ssrtem-
Der examinations closed last Saturday
night ana tho Grading Committee. Profa.
j W. Demllly and J. r. Montgomery and
Miss Clara Felkel. completed their work
on Thursday with the follows results:
There We're seven white teachers. Of
which threcreccived flrst-gradoc certificates.
tlfcc second grade and one third grade.
twenty negroes entered the cxaminn-
lion seventeen Of whom passed. as fol-
lows. Five received second grade cartih-
& tes. twelve third-grade certificates, and
iaree failed 20 pass.
gainesville has n new corporation, the
amns Hardware and Seed Company,
win q capital OF S1000 20 buy and sell
HARDWARE, seeds. etc.
cotton was selling in Tallahassee az 1915
- lpa cents on Thursday.
Ihe $1,000 required to place Tallahassee
y she race as a candidate for the capital
i'E Of FLORIDA was put up to-day by the
iaiahassee Capital League.