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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-14
TWO SUICIDES.
Girf Despondent Over Losing a Po-
sitiOn-Man Hanged Himself Be-
cause Another Man Did.

Girf Dependent Over Losing a Po-
sitiOn-Man Hanged Himself Be-
cause Another Man Did.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December 10.
Ida Claus, 16 years, committed suicide
to-day with carbolic acid Recent loss
of her position in a department store
made her respondent. The girl resid-
ed with married sister, and an init
macy with another girl about her own
age is said to have been unpleasant to
the married sister and a continuation
OF it was forbidden. Last night Ida
went to her friends home and spent the
night there. About midnight Ida's
friend heard her groaning and an ex-
animation showed she had taken the
poison. She was taken to a hospital,
where she died few hours later.
VIM. Pleibel, aged 10 years, read in
the paper of the suicide yesterday of a
man by hanging. After laying down
the paper Pleibel hung himself to a
bed post, whore he was found dead.
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THE WHOLE TOWN HELDUP
BY BOLD BANK BDRGLA RS.
ANOTHER BIG JOB BY THE MEN
WHO LOOTED THE BANK AT
SEVILLE, OHIO.
THE SAME METHODS PURSUED
BETWEEN THREE AND FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS SUCCESS
FULLY CARRIED AWAY.

SHANESVILLE, O., December 13.-
Four masked men, discovered in the
act of dynamiting the vaults of John
Doerschuck's private bank early to-
terfere and got away with between
$4,000 and $4,000.
An explosion of -glycerine
about a. m awakened John Rhodes,
who lives opposite the Doerschuck
bank. Rhodes saw two men working
at the vault doors, while two others
stood guard at the main entrance of
the bank building. Rhodes, revolver
in hand, rushed into the street and
was met by volley from the sentinels.
He held his ground, however, until his
weapon was empty Mary Knowles,
a relative of Banker Doerschuck, heard
the shooting and raised a window of
her room, only to draw the fire of the
robbers.
Donzens of the inhabitants appeared
by this time but most of them were
unarmed and forced to conceal them
selves by the shower of bullets which
greeted every newcomer.
In the course of half an hour the
robbers managed to remove the doors
of the vault and pried open the money
drawers. They hastily dumped all the
specie into bags and, leaving the
bank, backed through the streets to
the tracks of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie road. A handcar was secured
and the men disappeared toward Bal
tic.
A trace Of blood was found leading
from the bank. Alarms were sent in
all directions by telephone. A few
hours later it was announced that
the handcar had been found aban-
doned between here and Baltic. Blood
hounds were secured, and large posse
at once started on the trail.
1t is believed the gang is the same
one which recently looted a bank at
Seville.
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GERMAN FINANCES.
American Bankers With Intimate
German Relations Express Com
RdencR.

American Bankers with Intimate
German Relations Express Con-
fdence.
NEW YORK, December 1S.-The Even
ing Post says:
Banking firms having intimate associa-
lions with the German financial situation
express to-day no great concern over the
statement of Germanys precarious econ
omic stability. While admitting that the
situation presents serious aspects they
assert positively that there is no cause
for alarm.
The general system of mortgage bond
in Germany is regarded with much great
er confidence in that country than similar
expedents have met here. In addition,
it is said that the system is under close
governmental supervision, and has been
reduced to a perfection not understood
in America"
"a member of the firm of Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. said that the dangers anticipated
were in his opinion unfounded. The sys-
tenn of German mortgage bond issues is
far more perfect than our own he add
ed. 1 believe the scare is not serious.
Because one company has INDUCED in
over-speculation and has gone to the wall,
it does not follow that the whole system
will crumble. The situation may be par
alleled by a run on a savings bank in
New York. The agitation is likely to
spread to other depositors in other banks,
but it is not sign of the rottenness Of
the savings banks system"
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ing so much attention, was formerly
a resident of this place, her father
moving with his family from here
to Kansas when Jessie was child.
ELDORADO, Kans., December 13.-
Judge Shinn sent the Morrison jurors
to their hotel at $3.50 tonight and in
structed them to resume their DELHI
erations at $3.50 tomorrow morning.
Judge Shinn will give no intimation
out as to the length of time he will
permit the jury to deliberate.
Miss Morrisons day was without Incl
dent. Her family, as usual, was with her,
and a few other friends called. She is
given special privileges which the other
prisoners in the Butler county Jail do not
enjoy She looked and apparently felt as
well to-day as ever. She is bearing up
remarkably well.
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CHARTER GRANTED.

Special to the Register
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 13.-
The Secretary of State has issued
charters to the following corpora
tions:
The Ashland Water Works Com
pany, of Ashland, KY. The capital
stock subscribed is $500; privileged,
$150,000. The incorporators are Will
lam w. Seymour, Edmund Seymour
James c. Rogerson, Sherman Day and
P. w. Terrence Ross, all of New York
city.
The Atlas Tobacco Company, Of
Louisville, KY. Capital stock sub
scribed, $51 900, all paid up; privileg-
ed, 100000. The incorporators are
David J. Ely, Joseph I. Schieffelin,
R. H. FINER, Nick E. Finer and Fred
C. FINER, all of Louisville.
The Ohio Valley Coal Company, to
purchase lease or otherwise acquire
coal and other mineral lands. The
principal Office is 70 be at Wheeling,
and the capital stock subscribed is
$500, with the privilege of increasing
to S1,000,000. The stockholders are Ed
ward H. Jones, William D. Jones, Ar
lington H. Houck, Benjamin G. De-
marest, all of Newark, N. j., and Will
lam Rathbun, of New York.
The Standard Development Company
of Boston, to conduct and operate gen.
eral mining and development enter
prises Capital stock subscribed, S12,-
500, with the privilege of increasing
the same to 100000 The incorporat-
ors are: H. S. Clark, Southboro, Mass;
B. F. Murphy, Jr., D. S. Stafford, Dun
kirk, N. Y; Edward Appleyard, James
town, N. Y, and H. S. Clothier, Ere
donna n Y,
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DROVE WOMEN OUT.
Parts of Grace Bealls Deposition
Too Tough for the Sells Divorce
Case Audience,

Special to the Register
COLUMBUS, o., December 1S.-One
witness of the distinguished relation
ship testified to-day in the Sells di-
vorce case. Bernard NJ. Pope, whose
deposition was read, is a nephew of
Senator Marion Butler, of South Caro-
lima. His mother is cousin of Sena-
tor Ben Tillman. and he is nephew
of Attorney General Pope, of South
Carolina. This scion of eminent poll
ticians described in his deposition how
he ran policy game in Galveston and
another in San Antonio; how he ran
a saloon at Ell Paso; cooked in a st.
Louis restaurant; cut capers in Hous-
ton, and shipped before the mast
Grace Beall, the Indian Territory
young woman who made direct charge
against Mr.. Sells. says at the conclusion
of her deposition that she made the
matter public out of fellow feeling for
another woman, namely, Mrs. Sells
Portions of her deposition read to-
day were of such unspeakable character
as to drive a dozen women from the
court room.
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HON. MA. MANNING FOUND
DEAD IN BEAD At 1ALCOII.
DEATH DUE TO HEART DISEASE,
FROM WHICH HE HAS SUI
FERED LATELY.
PROMINENT POLITICIAN,
WHO HAD HELD MANY POSITIONS
OF TRUST UNDER THE DEM.
OCRATIC PARTY.
snecial to the Register.

Special to the REGISTER.
HINTON, w. Va, Dec. 13.-Hon. M.
A. Manning, a prominent attorney
and Democratic politician of Talcott,
this county, died very suddenly at his
home about s o'clock this morning OF
heart disease.
He had been troubled with his heart
of late, but no one supposed it would
result fatally and his sudden death
was a great shock to the community.
He was as we'll as usual when he re-
tired last night, but slept badly. When
his wife arose this morning he re-
marked that he felt much better and
that he was going to try to take a
nap before breakfast time.
She left the room and returned in
few minutes and found him still
awake, apparently feeling all right.
She again left the room, and on re-
turning in about ten minutes, found
him dead. He was lying just as she
had left him.
Mr.. Manning has always been all
active worker in the Democratic party,
and has held many of it's positions of
honor He was a member of the first
county court of this county, and was
chairman of the senatorial committee
in this district for number Of years.
He was also private secretary for SEN
ator Hereford during his term in the
United States Senate, and was later
appointed by Cleveland as chief of a
division in the census department.
In his death, this county loses one
of the most honored citizens and the
Democratic party one of her most loyal
and earnest supporters. The funeral
will take place tomorrow at 2:3O at
his home, and will be conducted with
Masonic ceremonies.
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BILLS INTRODUCED
Taxing Corporations on An AID Va
loren Basis in Michigan.

Taxing Corporations on An AID Va
loren Basis in Michigan.
LANSING, Mich, Dec. 13.-The
Oren bill, which provides for the tax
ing of railroads on an ad valorem ba
sis, instead of upon earnings,as at pres
ent, was introduced in the House to-
day, as was a similar bill covering
railroad, telephone, telegraph and
express companies. The bills were re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary
and railroads jointly, which decided
to recommend that the same commit
tee of the Senate be invited to meet
with them next Monday night at s
o'clock and that the members of the
State tax commission and represent
atives of the various corporations
which will be affected by the legis-
lation be invited to be present.
After the introduction of the bills,
the House recessed until this after
noon.
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DIED FROM HIS WOUNDS.

Special to the Register.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, December
13-Joseph Hess, who was shot by
Harry Lord on Sunday morning, De-
cember 8, for alternating the affections
of his wife, died last night at his
home west of North Mountain. Hess
was about SO years of age, and leaves
a wife and several small children.
Michael Moran, who was shot in this
city by Charles Young on Monday
night, is still living, but it is thought
that he cannot survive many hours.
Mr.. Bernard G. Cushwa and Miss Ida
D. Widmyer were married last night
at the home of the brides parents near
this city, by Rev. DR.. J. A. Hoffheins.
Mr.. Newton Baker Weddell and Miss
Annie L. Duthrow were married at the
home of the brides parents in this city
last night. in the presence of a few
intimate friends.
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FOR A SEA TRIAL.


The BattIeship Alabama to Test Her
Turrets, Guns and Machinery.
PHILADELPHIA, December 13.-The
battleship Alabama sailed to-day for
New York, where she will await fur
Their orders.
She will make a trial trip on the
run, which will begin as soon as she
passes out to sea.
After the sea trial is completed the
vessels course will be shaped further
out to sea to avoid shipping, as all Of
her guns are to be tested and a report
made to the Navy Department as soon
as the vessel reaches New York. If
the report is satisfactory it is probable
that the battleship will be ordered to
Hampton Roads to join the North At
lantic squadron.
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THE WAR TAX BILL
Under Discussion in the House-A
Day of FeatureIess Debate.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 10.
The debate upon the war revenue re-
duction bill continued in the House to-
day. 1t was dull and featureless.
Those who spoke were Messrs. Grosv-
enor, Ohio; Bartholdt, Missouri; Hill,
Connecticut; ,Boutell, Illinois; McClel-
Ian, New York; Newlands, Nevada;
Levy, New York, and Underwood, Ala
bama.
Mr.. Bartholdt criticised the action of
the ways and means committee IN not
making a deeper cut in the tax on beer
and gave notice that he would offer an
amendment to reduce it to $3.50 per
barrel. General debate upon the bill
will close at 2 o'clock tomorrow and
Mr.. Payne, the floor leader of the ma
jority, expects the bill to pass before
adjournment tomorrow. The House
to-day adopted a resolution for a holi-
day recess from Friday, December p,
to Thursday, January 3, 1901.
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GUARDED IN A TENT.

Special to the Register
POINT PLEASANT, ". Va, Deem
her ia negro who was broken out
with smallpox was put off ali Ohio
river packet at Gallipolis last night to
be placed in hospital there He was
refused admission AMI was brought
over to the West Virginia side and
turned loose. He scattered a gang of
bridge builders at Salt Creek, and was
finally held up at the point of a pistol
and kept until DIR. Barbee, of the State
Board of Health was sent for and made
a temporary hospital Of a tent, where
the negro is closely guarded.
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NO REDUCTION IN PAY.

Jones & Laughlins Will Renew Con-
tracts with WOrkmen-Carne lie
Expected to Follow.
PITTSBURG, Pa, December 13.-The
5000 employees of the Jones & Laugh
Inns iron and steel plants have been
notified that the individual wage con-
tracts made two years ago will be re-
newed for the ensuing year, with no
reduction in pay. 1t is believed that
similar action will be taken by the
Carnegie company and the workmen
are jubilant.
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Special to the Register
CADIZ, Ohio, December 13.-In the
Bowerston oil field, in Monroe town
ship, four new wells came in this week
of average production. The field pro-
duces about 1,400 barrels a day. The
Buckeye Pipe Line Company have laid q
new four-inch line to me Bricker fields,
and have sold their old line to Frank n.
Donaldson, who will use it to conduct
gas to Cadiz. Several new wells are
expected in soon in the various fields.
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HORSE KILLED THE DOG.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, December
13.-After the Parkersburg police force
had tried for more than twelve hours
to shoot a mad dog and had fired sew
eral shots at it, country horse landed
a blow with his hoef on the dogs head,
killing it instantly, this morning. The
dog bit George Pusky and Mamie Phil
lips, two children, and a half dozen
horses before it was killed by the last
horse it bit. The little Phillips girl
was bitten in the face, her cheek being
badly lacerated.
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AN AMENDATORY TREATY.

WASHINGTON, December ia
treaty has been concluded between the.
United States and Great Britain
amendatory Of the existing extradition
treaty. The principal change is pro-
vision classifying as crime subject
to extradition the obtaining of money
under false pretenses.
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ON A MORE SERIOUS CHARGE.

PITTSRURG, Pa, December 13.-
Thomas Woodruff, alias Homer L. Sar-
Wis, released from the Western peni-
tentiary to-day after serving four
years for burglary, was arrested on a
charge Of killing Frank L. Henderson,
a jeweler of Newburg, N. Y, in 1894,
during an attempted robbery Wood
ruff left for Newburg In charge of
three officers.
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WINDOW GLASS WAR

May be the Outcome of Meeting of
Independent Manufacturers.
CLEVELAND, O., December 13.-The
meeting of the Independent glass man
ufacturers has just Closed Every in
dependent glass manufacturer was
represented.
The preliminary steps were taken to-
wards organizing to force the window
glass trust to make terms with the
independents. Otherwise, a war to the
death will be inaugurated.
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OTHERS ARE INTERESTED.

George r.. Griffith's Shortage May
Reach a Million Dollars.
garding the shortage Of George R.
Griffiths, deceased CLERK of the board
of education for thirteen years, the En-
quirer to-day alleges the deficiency will
exceed half million dollars and may
reach one million. The Enquirer also
asserts that Griffiths did not get all the
money himself. His death may pre-
vent the experts who are examining the
books from ever discovering the true
amount of the shortage.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
PITTSBURG, Pa, December 13.-The
new wells IN the Keener sand develop
ment near Graysville. Monroe county, o..
are below the average in size of those of
the past four months and seem to indicate
that operations are now approaching the
edges of the development. The Fisher
Oil Co has completed it's test well on the
T. NJ Grimes farm and has a show for
a 10-barrel pumper. The same company's
test on the John Smith farm is through
the sand and dry. This company has al
so completed its No. on the Daniel Cou-
son farm and has 2-barreI producer.
In the Benwood pool Henderson & Hogan
have completed No. on the George Pry-
or farm and have 1o-barrel pumper in
the Big Injun sand.
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FIRE AT PEEL TREE.

Special TO the Register.
PHILIPPI, w. Va, December ia
fire occurred at Peel Tree, in this coun-
ty, last night, which destroyed Howard
Judy's store and DR.. Isaac Smiths
drug store and office. The formers
loss is about $4,000. with 81 100 insur-
ance; the latter $1,000, with no insur-
ance.
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BRYAN HAS OTHER PLANS.

LINCOLN, Neb., December 13.-Wm
]. Bryan in reply to a query as to the
truth of statement that he has agreed
to accept election to the United States
Senate, said to-day:
There is no truth in the rumor. I
have other plans"
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AS USUAL. NO ARRESTS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Dec. 49,
Thieves made raid on several ma
chinery warehouses last night and Sc
cured several hundred dollars worth
Of brass and other small stuff. No ar
rests.
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OIL NEWS.

Special to tho Reg1stes.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, December
13.-The South Penn Oil Company is
buying up royalty in Calhoun county.
&. N. Gillespie is preparing to drill a
well near the mouth OF Pine creek, in
Calhoun county.
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Philippine Commission

MANILA, December 13-The Taft Com
mission has authorized Gen. Macarthur
to establish police in the cities and towns
and appropr!ating $4,000. A bill was
passed ordering a readjustment of civil
salaries
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, December 13.-For Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania-Fair Friday
and Saturday. Fresh to brisk northerly
winds.
For West Virginia-Fair Friday and
Saturday, except snow IN the mountain
districts. Colder Friday in the southeast
half. West to north winds.
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Rails for NORWAY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, December 10
Five tramp steamships will carry II 800
tons Of rails to Norway for the State
railways of Norway, from the Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland Steel companies.
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IN A SAUSAGE MACHINE
The Prettiest Girl in Mineral County
Lost Her Finger.

Lost Her Finger.
Special to the Register.
KEYSER, w. Va, December 10.
Miss Margaret Kalbaugh, a prominent
society young lady. residing at Barnum,
this county, said to be the most beau
tiful girl in Mineral county, met with
an unusual accident Yesterday She
was feeding large sausage grinder on
her fathers farm, and being unused to
the machine her fingers became caught
in the mechanism of the mill, and be-
fore she could stop it one of them was
ground almost off, 1t is feared that the
entire finger will have to be ampu-
tated.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, December 10
This city of fishermen is mourning the
loss of the captain and twelve men o. the
S!gfried absent ten weeks, and believed
to have foundered.
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The Oil Markets.

NEW YORK. December l3.-standard
oil stock. 7959s00.
OIL CITY. Pa. December 13-Credtt
balances, $.o7; certificates, no bid. Ship
Runs. s1.7ss bbis: average, $500 Sbis.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
Treasury Condition.

WASHINGTON, December 13-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund exclusive of the $50 900, COO
gold reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, S13S, 994,-
02S; gold, S99 $40, 461.
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SAN FRANCISCO. December 13-Cap-
tain F. w. Dickens, L. S. ~, will sail to-
morrow to bring the Oregon to this port
for permanent repairs The Kentucky
will replace the Oregon
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Still Has Hopes

COPENHAGEN, December 49, - The
brother of Professor Andree, who at
tempted to reach the North Pole in a bal
lonn, hoping for Andres return. has de-
ferred opening the latter's testament u
months.
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To Succeed HIMSELF

WASHINGTON, December 10. - The
nomination of Judson c. Clements of
missioner to succeed himself, was sent to
the Senate to-day.
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SERIOUS DISASTER

To British Arms Reported by the
London Daily Express-Story Not
Confirmed.
LONDON. December 1.-THE Daily
Express publishes a rumor OF a serious
disaster to the British arms According
to this report the Beers attacked the
camp of Gen. Clements in the Barber
ton district, capturing the camp, killing
a number of British officers and taking
prisoners all the British troops, includ-
ing four companies of the Northumber-
land Fusiliers.
The story is not confirmed in any
quarter and is not generally believed.
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Monument to Jennie Wade

GETTYSBURG, Pa. December 13-The
Women's Relief Corps of Iowa. has ar
ranged for monument to Jennie Wade
the only woman killed in the battle Of
Gettysburg.
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A c., b. Il @. wreck

BURLINGTON, Iowa, December Ia
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy fast
mail was wrecked al Kirkwood to-day
Fireman Shannon was killed and Engin-
eer Samuel Dove badly hurt
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BASELY DECEIVED.
Fairmont Woman Led to Marry
Man Who Deserted Her-Has An
other Wife.

Special ~ TO-. Register fss
FAIRMONT, w. Va, December 13.
Mrs. Martha Satterfeld, of this city, a
widow for many years until recently,
and a mother of five children, has re-
turned from Uniontown, Pa. ]. s..
Matthews came here recently, repre-
senting himself to be wealthy and in
fluential After two weeks courtship
he married Mrs Satterfeld and took
her to Morgantown, thence to Point
Marion, where he deserted her after
securing her purse containing $45. His
victim also discovered that Matthews
has another wife and family. She will
ask for a divorce.
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Pension Appropriations-

WASHINGTON. D. c.. December b
The pension appropriation bill was COM
pleted to-day by the House sub-commit-
tee. 1t carries about s145, 10000.