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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
ruE RACERS EN- ROTTE

San Francisco, August S0.-The FIX
aminer-ournal transcon;inental races
were at Creston, Wyo. at I o'clock TO-
night. They are FIVE DAYS, three hours,
twenty minutes out; 1888 miles have
teen covered and the couriers are now
six hours "a minutes behind schedule
time. A heavy Storm is reported from
Rawlins. which may delay the racers
half a day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
VERY SLOW IN ARRIVING.
Continued from First Page.
tee can then name a permanent chair
man, or can defer il for a time
FOR. SECOND PLACE.

What little gossip has been going the
rounds to-day regarding the Vice Pres
idential nomination indicates tina; those
now here regard Gen. Buckner, of Ken
lucky, as a strong vote getter, and in
case Waterson should not be chosen for
the head of the ticket, it is understood
that an effort will be made to have
Buckner made the running mate of the
northern nominee. no matter whether he
should be from the East or West. All
talk at the present time regarding can
didates is largely speculative on account
of the few men here and these desire
not to be placed in me attitude of die
tating or making a slate before the ar
rival of the delegates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
USED KRAKAUER PIANO CHEAP.

Some TIM ago we sold fine upright
Krlkqusr Piano. in an BOMBED case, TO
. prominent resident Of this city, who,
oving TO the loss Of his position, is com
PEELED 70 part with the instrument. In
order to sell it at once. we cfer Il for
s2S5 On payments of S25 cash and SO
rer month. or $3.50 cash. The piano S
IN ne-f-c- condition. having been very
carefully used. and shows no sign Of
wear. L can be seen at cur store, 1910
Market streei.
T. ". BANNER & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
A MINISTER RESIGNS.

London. Augult 31-A dispatch to
the Tines from Rio Janeiro says that
on account of the anti-Italian riots in
Brazil, President Moraes has accepted
the designations Of DR.. Carlos \. De
Carvalhoe. Minister of Fore gn Affairs.
and DR.. A. G. Ferreirs, Minister OF JUS
tice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
PCRTERR Us RYAN

Kansas City, No, August 3o.-"T-m-
my RYAN, Of Cincinnati. after conced-
Ing eight pounds in weight to PADDY"
Pur'eI. Of Kansas City. was knocked
ont by Pu1tel in the sixth round this
afternoon. The battle occurred Just
across the Kansas line, at a point TWEEN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
AMATEUR NOTES.

At Nineteenth street grounds:
Bader & Maurers OOOOOOO42-6 Z 6
Finnegan Bros. ..010000020-3 ( I
Batteries. Keitch and DiXson for Ba-
der & Maurers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Your daughter. sir. is an angel"
Maybe; but after you've been married
awhile your find she wants considerably
more clothes than angels are accustomed
TO wearing. philadelphia North Ameri-
can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Carroll Club second annual outing
Tuesday. September Isl, at Wheeling
Park. Fun all day. Dancing from Z &c
u p. m. Opera House Orchestra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
CURRENT FUN.

In a millinery store-'T want new hat
in the very latest style"
please sit down for few minutes.
The fashion is just about to change. -
Texas Sitter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
No CANE AT FORT WAYNE.
The Farmers and Wheeling Will
Open the Series To-Day.

Toledo Easily Defeats washington
in Two Games-Results Of Other
Contests in the National, Inter
State and Western Leagues.
Base Ball Comment-Other Sport,
Local and Telegraphic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Houses and lois for sale, and a good
time TO buy.
FINK & BRAUNIICH.
Real Estate, 1143 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Bargain -"Dcar'sI!
He stopped reading his paper long
enough TO ask what his bestest little wife
might want.
when they mark the dollars down to
q cents will # be every day or only on
rridavs?"-lndianap Journal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Clerk-rd ike to 20 away to-day at l
o'clock. sir. if you can spare me.
Employer-An sick at home? Grand
r,otbar dead? House burning down. or
WHAT
Clerk-WeH. TO tell the truth l want TO
20 to the bail ground. and
Employer-I'u 20 with You. / want TO
see if you are telling the ruth.-Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Ii WAS announced yesterday that
Wheeling would open a series Of three
games with the For, Wayne Farmers on
sunday. This proved 10 be an error,
as Sunday ball is no longer permitted
in the Indiana city. The first game
Will be playcl Ibis afternoon, and j, is
likely that one Or Two postponed games
will be PLAYED. From Fore Wayne
Wheeling goes To Saginaw, then to- Jack
son. then 10 Toledo. The Toledo games
will De the las, Of the season with a
western club. unless Wheeling ;lkes the
second season eunanL AlOcal Fan who
has some reputation as guesser, last
gh- took the standing OF clubs and
the schedule and made the prediction
that Wheeling viii pass Toledo before
returning from the west by taking three
out of four games in that city. He also
made the pred-c riOn that Wheeling VIII
lead YOUNGSTOWN in the last series Of
games. October .. 3 and 8, and n this
series viii increase the lead over The
Ohio team.
The big attendance Saturday after
noon is only one indication Of what
might De expected of the home patron
axe with @ winning club. Ii Wheeling
lNls p,y3ug bali like Youngstown, there
would DE- no complaint about poor pat
r0naee III the club makes q good rec
ord iu ra IVES and returns home Oc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Salvation Army Apostle-If you swear
at those horses. my good man, you Will
never go 10 heaven.
Teamster (humbly)-I knows 1t, mum
but if don't I'll never get to Tonawandl.
Buffalo Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31

Maud-Oh. Ethel. and what did you say
when he proposed to you? Did you say
what you said you We're going to the other
day? That was noble speech, just suit
cd TO crush the boldest man. And did ne
stink away like a whipped dog?
Ethel-Weu. not exactly. You see. I did
not say just that. I-I-well-er-er-wel
you see I said yes.-Harper's Bazaar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-31
SHIRT WAISTS.

Waists that are all this 29c
yenr's sic s...................'..'.
Wrists that were sold ~ AQa
bign "A ST - each.............. to- NO
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
IT WENT UP IN SMOKE
TONAsI<ET INDIAN SCHOOL on 90,
WILLIE RESERVATION.
ni"ss started In the HATH Hsass-
seSeatV-One 6hilaFeE Tanned
Ont Ia the Geld.

coiville. Wash, Dee. s.-The ,fonasks,
school building was burned here al ~
O'clock noon yesterday. There We're n
pupils at the school None were seriously
hurt,
rhe IRE originated ia the bath bonsa
RheFe tbs lauRdrsss Was drying clothes
The building bsihg u frame struetur.
and dry, burned 10 the ground la - tntn-
utes There was no opportunity 10 put
cut the hrs. ths flames weFs una ,r
such Roadway immediately after they
were discovered that II was imposs ibls /,
arrest them
The children were taken 10 the stos.
houss and cared tor under aeEl0us aim
culties. there WAS nc stSvs pipe Ia III.
vicinity 10 put up a stove al once. Tn-
ava,heF Vas cold. and faAay sunefuI
ffOm II. La a short time Supetinteaeiens
Henry Hanks with the assistance u AZ
SMUT and AIR, Morrison, made pip-
and tWo stoves were pat In the haiIsiipa
While the Pupils suffered fFon siaow ami
cold. TO serious damage was dons. urea.
credit Is due TO Mr., M0tTtsoa Mr. Brona
y no was passing with hts team. Mrs
Hanke the mAtTon, and Mrs I.anem Tor
the active part IhsY toSk ia RENDERING
assistance ia making the ehitdFrm as com
Portable as possibIs. and reE the assist,
ancS they rendered tbs stipeEtuL q hesHt
The rghARAsJ school VAS located on tbs
Gkaha@aH river hsaE EH0s creek ab0ut .,
miles above the OkAh1saHs junction
sikh the Columbia. II aaa a large bs4ii.f.
ing cohIaiaths sso wings la addition 10
me dgTmftOFtEs- IL e0htAaEsSd a dFafgs
hail aHd class fu0fns- IL sas buttg - A..
gofAfaOal4so ~ pupils. besides th4 teach
-fs. phF sicia "a. druggist anl other ettleers
tss years ago ths 1Itlsiiug Nas b.
utodzlSi aal nltpd siLh ali nadsfu con
.pnl~neHs- DHe VI Ehs features Of tr-
hsoI mat gottlhfar tisfssi ttsetr ssassIalt,
10 tbs tsSptV hsihs In th4s ss1.arsels srs,
lLrd Fe6tgn Ras ms aEseghHeasF IL ts4f.-
asrnI and tu~ phg sieAah tit eh.iEg a..
Times thSs have beeh Of tHhaise Eear lt
Ths school vas naahsa Faf TSaasssg
be gamDus lhttt4h esttzg
fh- aAifBi tu3k ptaes whIEe ths trs 4
ga aud pt4ptis a. ltnn~f ttuiy
fes 81 ghz lhmtatEs saved Ehels n~rsa44.al
etEzeLa The bllidins pas a gs@-sE8s,
frame sEf4et4Fv sbJQt Ia tSrE .gas aaa
AS U4ut ~ tsa a. bat pas RlBE gsssst4gae.i
foe school PURPOSES f5K several FraFs ~,
trFsard Tus e0mmEssaFY ASH ssGh-f
a-.-ltazs urfs saved IL h rtsl n
.as tAhl4a Department atit frpkarr abs
sJr49tlre ST thLs pothEs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

hnguss,. \ wr,l-ka0wn artist. 2h5 mi.
her portrait. has said that she has The
most beautiful neck and shoulders .v,r
seen"
The M -...Hee u her mother. Miss y ilr
Grant. l.Wne White house. during ,isa.
sral Grants second presidential frrm
was an event Of nAtiona! importance. R..
though he lucky mum. Nlsrrnan Slr- yrls.
was An EnS1tshman. and she distinct son az
marrying In the White house fell - a
BrLlsher In the presentation and dsgel-
upmsnt OF her grandchildren. Mrs. D.. :
Grant H. forgetting the domestic shadows
that the uufDrtunatr care-,r % Mr.. Sar-
toris brought upon her beloved dag ltsr
and the entire family. For several yaars
The esCdpadss OF the husband we're -
source 81 great mobilization. but ~ h.
has dropped out % sight Of hate, the family
has been enjoying unwonted peace.
The decorations Of the house xsrr SIN
pie and artistic. groups Of palms tnd grow
ing uuarEIertJes forming the chief a,rlI
ldOrnmsat. Mrs Grant WAS assisted Ia
entertaining the several hunIred guess
py Mrs. Sartoris the mother Of the Iabu-
gaDfe, Mrs. Anna y. Dent Mas t.er.A
Stevenson. Mss Kate Itrice. Miss Pt.au.
Mss Rodgers and Mrs. Emma Casey. q
niece Of Mrs. Grant.
The distinguished guests Included the
vice president and Mr. Stevenson. the
British am bassador and family. sscr.-a-y
and Mrs. Olney. the French ambassador
and Nine, PatenOtre Secretary and Mrs.
Carlisle, Attorney General and Mrs gIar-
mon. Justice Brown OF the supreme court.
and many members OF the diplomatic corps
and large representation Of c0nsression.
al and resident society
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

expected appearance Of this. and pages
hurried for the leaders OF the various
elements.
senator Platt gained time by having
the bill read In full After a whispered
conference between Senator's Platt and
Aldrich, the latter withdrew his oblee-
ton to taking up the bill.
Il renew II. and object" inteTposed
Senator Palmer.
Then move to take up the bill" said
Senator Allen.
This precipitated a roll CALI the Ques-
ton being Shall the Dtngley bill, with
its silver substitute. be taken upF'' The
roll cali proceeded amid the closest at
tention and interest. IL resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Republicans; Aldrieh. Cameron,
Chandler Clark. Davis, Elktns. Frye, Gal
tlnger Gear. Hale. HAnsbrough. Hear Lodge
Mcmillan. Mitchell (orl. Morrill, Nelson. Per
kins, Plat. Pritehard. Quay, sherman, Vol
colt. Democrats: Gordon. Morgan. Murphy
Pugh. Roach. Smith. Populistss Allen. But.
Ter Kyle, PETER. Stewart Independent: Pet
tlgreW. Total *
Noes-Republicans: Baker Carter, Demo
Gratis; blackburn. blanchard. Daniel. Faux
ner. Gibson, German, Harris, HILL Jones CAR
kansasl. Martin, Mills Palmer. Paseoe. Tur-
pie. Vest. walthall. independents: Cannon,
Dubois Mantle. Total Il.
The announcement Of the vote was no
less a surprise than Senator Aliens first
move.
Senator Aldrich quickly interposed G.
motion to refer the bill TO the committee
on finance with Instructions TO report
back the hill without the free silver
amendment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

had decided THAI the daughter should be
educated under her own eye. Her wisdom
has been demonstrated in the result and
Miss Vivian Sartoris Is one OF the most
modest and well-informsd girls In her set.
She Is u brunette, although her halr Is i
golden brown tint, was her mother 81
the same age. Her eyes and brows are
dark, and her complexion Is a rich olive,
She is OF medium heigh: and Inclined 10
p!umpness and retiring In disposition.
With all who meet her she Is s1yOrlte
That her personality will make an impress
sion in the social world Is assured.
Born in London Il years ago, Miss 81 r
toris will not he Is years old until sprlas
Yet she Is woman In mind and edurI-
tion. She POSSESSES voice of great nat
urtl sweetness and power. II has not bee n
cultivated because her relatives have b-,-n
very careful that It should not De- forced
" nile young. 1t Is the intention OF her
moiher 20 nave her take vocal lessons dur
ing the winter.
Miss Sartorts speaks French almost IKE
a native, bur she lays no claim TO being a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
LAND BOOMERS cisroNssT DEAL.
I..d th. Names OF soldiers Orphans
10 seemre Property

Topeka. Nan. Dec. s-Co!ehel w,
Hul land boomer widely Known 'H
Kansas A. the founder OF hlll cay, aa7
been arrested under au ludlei meat u
turned in the federal court, ana Is &C
cused OF drtraQdIns the government
is charsed that. operating under The leu
rral law whIch permits every orphan 81
a solder Ia the late ar 70 take up IA
acres Of government land, Hiu has az
aulred over ~ quarter sections OF dfAhAh
and adjoining counties. IL II ChAfas1
that Hal after securing his Own appoint
nrut as suafdlan Of soldiers Orphans
woulI locale claims Ia lhE names OF h's
wards lALer. after securing utls 10 me
lands for his wards. II h charged, u y -
his practice to 80 INTO Ihe probate eoaf
ana thsfe rIe tills for money eHgenAs-
and services rendered These bills ~odti
amount tO % mueh EhAt al order VI eoatt
could bee secured Tor the sale " the laals
ia settlement u tar indebtedness. thF
lands ~ sold age SAID To- EAse J~~u par
chased b. Illl Ia The maine Jf 4 rom
vfoy formerly Of Atchlsou. but Cow %
Cripple Greek
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TO SUBDUE THE TURK
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND RUSSIA 40
SETTLE THE QUESTION.
Armenian zOne Ia the Turkish Em-
Plre On the BASIS OF the Jewish
Pale Ia Russia.

London, Dec. 9-The Birming ham Post
today confirms the reports that an under
standing has been reached between Cirodt
Britain. Russia and France for the set.le-
ment of the eastern question. The Posi-
adds that the Russian Black sea fleet and
the British and French Mediterranean
fleets will shortly DC modified IN the bos-
phorus and Dardanelles.
ON September Is. while the ear was 81
Balmoryil. the Manc hester Guardian made
similar 5tatemsn., .-.sO al,egtns that the
corporation OF France had been pur-
and adding unAt the seneuie for the aleu-
tralizIng Of both Egypt and Turkey atsler
an international guaranty with their rulers
under International tutelage mad been de
cided upon. Dispatches from Constantine
pie under 1Ite Of October 5ertnrd 10 con
trm the story, and a dispatch 10 the As
sociated Press from London on Cctober
said that the Vienna correspondent Of me-
Daily NAL telegraphed his paper as 1ol
lows The powers have agreed upon a
pacific settlement OF the eastern question.
honorable TO all parties And amply 81 A.
anteeing the security OF The Arhlenl1ns
An Armenian LOne.
The same correspondents oA oc.oDsF J
cabied from Vienna declaring thAL gag
powers agreed OH Il settlement OF tue
Turkish problem which Includes thr ;yi
nation OF an Armenian zoAE IN the TURK
lsh empire OF the basis OF The Jewish .'l.
Ia Russia, the powers HuAranterIls 'Aa
safety OF the ArmrttlaLus therein NlLf PM
idea that the zone would become the germ
of a nov Armenian stale
On October 5 4 dlsl>Alrh from Paris sl.i
II was announced there that France. t...-
zl4 and Great Britain had arrived n Aa
entente Ia regard 70 Turkey and tHlt n
was expected thai these powers ayy'l
Immediately Dispatch 10 the pJrge a vie
orous nols demanding the 1dopl.Oa " O.
forms winch would secure the safety %.
the ArmeuiAns IN the Turkish empire.
More Territory for Russia.
Other cables came from llnc 10 slime
Finally on December ; nc Daily Seas Aa
nounced that the powers would 81 ,rt.y
consider prOI-ct having tur !ta 90 .t.
the Dccupat.On by Russia OK the "u5r.I
western corner OF Turkey. formed b. a
BOaphorus and the Black SOFA 10 about uHIi
way down the HoapuIC4s. which LDE- Dep
with mo Hcl--spon, viii become enar B..
free to the vvsseL ot MI nations. .Hs
forts along he tisiissl-lut Will bc diem .u
lied and the poavra ~.u l,.Ims .u- ars
tec-iun ot tne He.la=pan- and Gyla.A u ..If
pie
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
INVOLVES THE ANTITRUST LAW.
Gas. Under Argument In the Uatted
states Supreme GouFts

Washington. Dec s-The supreme eou -
today began the hearing Of arguments ~
tbs case Of the United States against ,hs
~ ~ Ntisso,Iyt Freight association, Ia
yoiNtng the antitrust law. The case orig
mated i'm the circuit court for ths as
Iriet OF Kansas, and was ihslialsa -
Iha government Tor the purpose OF shJoin-
49,, Iha further execution of the pooling
AGREEMENT between Is railroads. consul
T9ting the 1rans- Missouri association on
The ground that the rule Was III N' o,s
lion of the antitrust law Of lsSS' Ihe
,.trrtit court dismissed the bill, ana the
decision was sustained by the circuit
court OF appeals for the Eishth district
Tho government then appealed 10 the
bTtme court , -.
Attorney General Harmon opened ths
argument for the law department le
made a strong plea for the construction
of the law Which would prohibit poolihs
by all competing invs. which ne GA ms
vas the intention Of the statute ~llh re-
spect to railroads.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
MSS sARroRls a DEeurANrE
General Grants Granddaughter to
He Presented at Wanhlmwton.

General Grants GrnnddauEhter to
He Presented at Washington.
Washington, Dec. a-Conspicuous among
the preety debutantes of the coming win
ter In the national capital is Miss vivian
Sartoris, the etovsJ uaus nter of Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris. who was presented at a
reception given today at the home OF her
grandmother. Airs, Grant. widow OF GEN
eral U. 5. Grant. The occasion was looked
forward to by society with much interest.
1t will be followed by a succession OF bril-
liant entertainments in honor Of the oud
and they will add largely to the festivities
OF the season, She Is especially fitted to
shine by reason of her talents and lovable
qualities OF heart and mind.
Miss Sartoris has lived very quiet life
of study under private tutors. Her mo- her
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
TWO STRIKES ON THIS COAST.
Objection by Workmen TO Having
Their Salarie. Reduced.

San Francisco, Dec. s.-The employees OF
the Pacific Rolling Mill. numbering l5n
men, are On 4 strike because OF re-
duction in wages. The business of the
mills has been poor for some months ana
not long ago the men were notified thts
reduction must be made either in the
number OF employees or in the amount
of their wages. The management decid "a
on the latter plan and wages were cu- on
piece work y per cent. The employees
struck, declaring the wages paid did not
suffice for their support.
Seattle. Wash Dec 9-Fifty OF the
mechanics employed by Moran Bros. 4
Co, shipbuilders OF this city. are on Il
strike and Will leave for San Francisco
on The next steamer The men have bees
employed on two steel steam vessels tbe
Morans are building for the govcrumeut.
torpedo destroyer and the government
tugboat. Moran Bros. announced Tues
day that on account OF Indictment weather
the working hours for the present wDu4s.
be reduced to seven and half hours n-r
day. The men said they would strit-
unless they were given 10 hours pay FOX
seven and half hours work. Their l.-
mand being refused. they Wen. out.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
IOWA FRUIT GROWERS JUBlLte.
"F"wera Fross ESeFS Cauaty ~ the
state rFessnt at Ues Mataea.

Ips Mniuss. Iowa, Dec. s=-The annaaI
luhil"" aud exhibition ~ fruit growers Of
iowa, vhirh opened today IN the hortiCul-
uFal rooms OF the capitol. is Of mUrr
han ordinary interest from the fact that
" celebrates the greatest fruit crop that
he state has ever raised. and ons ehiCh
paCes Iowa In a comma ndInE pos ltioil
among the fruit producing states. Grow
'ts from every county IN the state we're
present when the annual convention wes
,ahod to order AZ 10 O'Clock This morn.
ing and for the next three days they
VIII exchange opinions on the Industry IN
all Its branches.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
SHIPS ASHORE ON LONG ISLAND
One Is the BFoRda, the Other nm In
known steamer.

New York. Dec. 9.-The Oak Island lie
saving staten reported the ship Brondl.
Captain Clifford. from Demerara for New
Ork, loaded with sugar. stranded "A mile
east Of the Long Branch life saving sta
ton at O'Clock this morning. The yes
sci lies in an easy position on the edge
OF the outer bar. The crew Is stln on
board The Brenda Is a doubIe-decksd
ship, llss tons. Sandbach. Lime & Co.
owners
An unknown steamer Is ashore just east
Of BellpOrt. l.. !. The Fire Island life
saving crew left for Bellport at midnight.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
SELECTED HEADQUARTERS.
National Republican Committee Has
Rooms In Washington.

Washington. Dec a.--Chairman Hanna
today decided upon and leased n suite 81
rooms In the Glover building. No lns F
street. as permanent headquarters for the
rational republican committee. Tho N
augural committee. Of which Charles !.
Bell Is chairman. also have Engaged quar-.
terri In the same building. and will take
possession Immediately.
Speaker Reed received call today
from n. \. Hanna. who was in the speak
er's room an hour. II Is said the speaker
and manager OF the Mckinley campaign
never met before
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
Ng.oaos 81 flYlNo MlnrLMLn
Hais rhIstt NItsa Aksaa Of at~~.
sh"vk rBs.F rhIVd.

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cling e4HtSss n3~ aSfnE Efal h MAJ.
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NAa"y mist Walsh srIE AsF{nE tha DAG
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HF rt3taE was most spiftEat Tsl ~
ttatn. taa yuumE snH % FrHn hal jpst
e. #r'i aEs -ei miles aa1 H57r bad 1E
Hts~s 20 hla credit Eeh7ss augirs ms
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
REV. THOMAS J. conAry RECTOR
Appointed AZ the Head Of the INT
NTr~ity Mt Warrington.

baltimore. Dec. A-.Cardinai GD,t,r-
has received from the pope m official L..
ter Informing his emlnenro that hls had
ness has appointed Rev, Thomas ! t,or
atty Of Worcester. Mas. rector Of a.,
Catholic university in Washington to SUI
coed the Right Rev. HishOp Keane
ffv. Dr. ConHty has hesn advised Of his
appointment. and n nov the euesi -, 3D.
cardinal. The time at which ma. 49,.
appointed rector will assume his du,lg.
Mt the Catholic university will he 1r
nounced later.