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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-09

as for instance, under the first head
comes "The Fine Art of Serving Eggs
Dishes. Dainty and Nourishing,'' by Mrs.
M. A. w. Rodger; "Housekeepers Inquir-
les and New Menus and Seasonable
Recipes" by Cornelia c.. Bedford; "The
New Bill of Fare" by Mrs NJ c. Myer,
which is full of the latest ideas and newest
Interests to women and under the second,
"A Driving Tour or an October outing,
by Mrs. Burton Kingslanl; IAN Approved
China Drink by Martha Bockee Flint,
and "Diamond-Bac Terrapin." by Cal
vim d. Wilson
THE YELLOW BOOKING Yellow
Book for October has been received. Five
short stories now comprise the fiction side
OF this interesting miscellany. while the
jokes, sketches and pictures are brighter
than ever. The poem, AN October Day. .
by Ellis Parker Butler has the true ring
and ct is long since anything in verse
equally touching has appeared in this or
any other magazine.
AMERICAN RESORTS-A handsome
description of the White Mountains in
New Hampshire, beautifully illustrated. is
one of the features in the last number OF
American Resorts. "A Pardonable Sub
terfuge' is a pleasant story and will be
found full of interest. A timely article
on Camp Cookery win be appreciated
by those who are spending a season in
camping out. Some charming sketches of
Martha's Vineyard and other interesting
resorts will also be found in this number.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-09
SPOILED The WEDDING,
Officers Break in Upon the Proceeding
just as the Word Was to he Spoken.

Officers Break in Upon the Proceedings
just as the Word Was to he Spoken.
Pomeroy, O., October 8.-Charles
Hysall and Bert Wines, two members
Ct gang that has been terrorizing the
Inhabitants Of Meigs and surrounding
counties, have been arrested near here
under sensational circumstances.
Hysall was standing beside Miss
Georgia Manley at the home of Squire
Long awaiting the words that would
have made them man and wife, when
the officers suddenly appeared on the
scene and made prisoners of the trio
before any resistance could be offered.
Wines, who was a guest at the in
tended wedding, started to run, but was
captured, after leading the officers a
spirited chase.
Rewards aggregating $4,000 have
been offered for the capture and con-
victiOn of these two men, and feeling
is running high against them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Special to the REGISTER.

Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, October 8.-The
Secretary of State has issued a certifi-
cate of incorporation to the Southern
Ohio Oil e Gas Company, of Parkers-
burg, W. Va, with an authorized cap
ital of $50, 600. The incorporators are
Jesse Prinsterwald, A. O. WhaIey, S.
N. Hudson, j. F. Ellis and Charles
Grimm, all of Athens, 0.
Also, to the FairmOnt Trust Com
pany, Of Fairmont, w. Va, with an
authorized capital of 100000. The
company is organized for the purpose
of insuring land titles, dealing in
stocks, bonds and other securities, act
ing as agent and broker, etc. The in
corporators are Sam r. Nuzum, J. w.
Irwin. Simon Bright, r. S. Stevens
and w. T. Ravenscroft, all of Fair
mont.
Also, to the Western Construction
Company, of Charleston, W. Va, with
an authorized capital of 100000. The
company is organized for the purpose
Of doing all kinds of government and
municipal contracting, improving riv-
ers and harbors, constructing locks
and dams, operating stone quarries,
etc. The incorporators are Frank NJ.
THOMAS, Thomas A. Sheridan and Geo.
r. Taitt, of Buffalo, w. Va; D. B.
TruaX and Nehemiah Martin, OF Has
tings, MINI.
Also, TO the Warrington Electric
Light Company. of Warrington, Mar
ion county. W. Va, with an authorized
capital of $4,000. The incorporates
are A. L. Prichard, f. A. Prichard.
Walter S. Furbee and X Prichard Of
Huntington; and Fl. S. Sands, Of
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-09
THE PERSONAL PRoNOUN.

Hampshire SeVieW.
With regard to West Virginia Day
at the Nashville Exposition Governor
Atkinson, in his proclamation, says:
1T is MY purpose to be present with
MY staff" Indeed, Governor, Then
let's all go, for 1t will be worth while
to an ordinary West Virginian to go
all the way to Nashville to get to see
q Governor and staff on dress parade
who can spend a twelve thousand dol
lar contingent fund before they get
half through exhibiting themselves to
the ignorant but amazed public in New
York and elsewhere. There's Col. =
Horkheimer, who spent $40 Grant
Day in New York. For the sake OF
State pride, he will probably double
that amount at Nashville on West
Virginia Day.
Oh, yes, Col West Virgin
ians are proud of you and the Governor
and they'll be out in full force on the
10th. Some of the taxpayers who fur
nish the money for the blow in are
Just dying to see you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-09
Milligan, Wilkin K Go.
Columbia GraphopkoDe $500.
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Programme OF the Annual Meeting to Be
Held in Mcrgantown Next Month.

-
Held in Morgantown Next Month.
Following is the proceedings OF the
twelfth annual meeting of the West
Virginia State Bar Association, to be
held at Morgantown, w. Va, Wednes-
day and Thursday, November Sd and
4th, 1897.
First day, November 3d. a. M,
meeting of standing committees; 10 a.
NJ, annual address of the president, P.
j. Crogan, of Kingwood; report Of
committee on admissions and election
of members; report of secretary: re-
port of treasurer; reports of standing
committees: (a) executive council, (b)
judicial administration and legal re-
form, (c) legal education, (D griev-
ances, (e) legal biography.
2:30 p. m.-Paper by Joseph More
land, of Morgantown, topic, Some
Professional Improprieties;; discus
sion; paper by D. c. Westenhaver, Of
Martinsburg, topic, Some Suggestions
Touching State Taxation; discussion;
paper by William c. Peterkin, topic,
Government by Injunction" discus
sion.
8 p. m.-Annual address by Hon.
Seymour D. Thompson, of st. Louis;
topic, Judicial Supremacy"
Second day, November 4th-9 a. M,
reports of special and standing COM
Inittees; paper by Charles e. Hogg, Of
Loint Pleasant, topic, "The Lawyer
Before the jury" discussion; paper by
E. L. Butcher, of Fairmont, topic to be
announced hereafter; discussion; rec
concentrations to the Legislature;
nominations CT officers; appointment
of standing committees; miscellaneous
business; election of officers; election
of delegates to American Bar Associa-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-09
THEY COME HIGH, BUT

Hampshire Review.
In his proclamation regarding West
Virginia Day at Nashville, Governor
Atkinson says: Il hope our citizens
Will back me in my efforts to bring
West Virginia's resources to the front
on all proper occasions" Yes, Cover
nor, they'll double the contingent fund
next time, possibly make it big
enough for Col. Horkheimer to spend
5000 a day next time he goes out with
the Governor and staff"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-09
'DORR AND his Olive BRANCH.
The Third District Representative at
Washington to See

senator Elkins-Bears an Emblem
OF Peace, and is Ready to Begin
negotiations Regarding Several
m D t a n PoStInasterships
charleston and Lewisburg In
cumbents Lose Their Place by
aspiration October 14-Aspirants
Who Would Like to Gust Sena-
Tor kenna's Widow-Elkins Said
to Favor Her Retention.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
WI, ne rc,.iI.nt s.r..

4 take pleasure In stating shat per
xBaally know persons who, once ab-
S1lufeiy bald, have rcEaiusd their lost
halr through the uss % DANDERlNE
Ny wife. whose hair was falling out
from some cause, has received great
bsueft from a. ! heartily commend
DANpERINE." Tins writes Edmund
II. MurdaUEh. president OF the Terri
tnr!ai normal school 10 the hnowlton
DandsTiue company Of Guthrie. Okla'
h1ua from whom Dauderine can h
obtained FOR 81 per bottle, II net kept
IN stock by local druggists.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
wh.r. an. Noney Went.

he vicar OF rural parish Who had
auHl cloqueat on the subject Of for
"a missions one sunday. vas sur
E-lEsd on entering the village shop dur
|sE the Wsek to ba greeted with marked
Eao!asss BY the worthy dame who kept
p On seeking 10 know the cause the
pod woman produced n coin from
c-1ser. and throwing 81 down before
p vicar. exclaimed; y tFked that
Aoly crown ana pu, u IN the plate last
s-zday, aud here It is back again In
1y shop. Enowed well them niEgers
-sEsr got the money
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
No-ro-sAc FoR FIFTY CENTS.

,futtops of men who are daily "Iobacco
snifitnF and smoking Their Lives Away
Mn he glad 70 learn that the makers Of NJ.
~ ~, rtbs famous guaranteed tobacco habit
- - thst haS freed over 100000 tobaccn
user, 10 HE last few years, have put on thr
market a city cent package Of their great
.s,Tt-Iv This VIII give every tobacco user
= sbNnca 10 test NO-To BAGS power TO con
80 ne desire for tobacco In every form
snd al the same time be benefited by no.
~, Rssss nerve strengthening quahtles-
-I,very fabaccn user should procure a htty
rFnt i,ox al once from his druggist or order
n nv mall Ynu will be surprised 70 see
hn,g easily and quickly the desire for to-
bs,seo dIsgpppars Any reader can obtain a
ssmple and booklet free by addressing ths
strrilug Remedy Co, Chicago or New i9tA
and mentioning this paper.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
-n,nsPoRrINo EXPLOSIVES.
v.ry psnr-roa-- Ordinary Rate.
hrcrrt for rirewnrks-


~ trEnsr rlation OF dynamite.
E,F5rss, am. in fact. ali kinds Of
[,-,,sires." said a leading manufae-
= q synAmits TO New York Trib.
rs1rter recontly. "is almost as
-nsa As that Of dry goods or gro
I,-rs HlEh explosives are shipped 10
5ar7H Of the world BY rail and By
trv aad Ehstbsr they are on land
a1. they are not particularly dan,
s-sss n hey arc properly stoNed and
s.-ss tor. IWonldnt be afraid 70 make
! teTaEs around the world In a state
,ss SHED With dynamite u Il was
vgssiy stoNed and there were no tui,
z6;lEg caps TO ignite H. Dynamite
~ 20; explode b. spontaneous com
sa1z- Il "a carefully packed Tor ship
b., Ia paper cartridges. which ere
arc5 IN savtas; IN stroaE wooden
e-st marked on the tops and sides
|EIslzIisss, Dangerous Steamships
izA carry passengers have rnRgSEluss
J. tyuamIis. and. In fact. also ioc
Ask PaWdsr and all kinds OF cxplo-
ItH- When TIE explosives are prop
r. placed IN the magazines ana noS
s-fess3 uith arteFWard they arc nor
EaTcr ot danger under ordinary cir
zE1nccA When they are shipped on
|hlsutts they are ssnsSally placed IN
|eptrEts ears apart frpm other kinds o!
(s6at Ths rate oi frtlghi OF etplo
|gs lt about the same as that on dry
|pp!s o. any other eommonpiaos con-
tFyiaI commodity The rate of 10
|slzcs s also about the same As on
asf gao1A Thrrc are some English
y Ataer!5an Insurance cotapanles
|eai Eiil nns take risks 90 explosive
); 2sTe are plcaty Of compaaics
|a,a Issue policies. 20 that there l. no
(-.shae eTpsrfeaeed Ia having Ahi9-
Esss f9liy severed. Dynamite With
(rs2sr care can be handled a. safely
tEy ordinary commodity A prom
Es-i PTo4aecr Of fireworks said: Fire
TsrAs can be shipped hy Esost lines o.
fHlroaas and steamships. bat only At
Fss;-casH freight rates The Sound
|tsazsrs Win cot take fireworks, bat she
|lstruPolIiAn outside line VII because
~ carry no passengers Mos, OF the
|5sEo-ks ssnt east from here are
49, on The New York. NeE Havcu
Hartford railroad The ola Doalu-
. tal ether sonihsrn steamship lines
p carry explosives, but only IN ssD-
I-i.s oompaFtrsoats on their upper
seal Fireworks and other explosives
p also shipped on canal boats With
=, siheulty. No larse stocks Of cx'
tsirsa are kep, on hand In this city
'as-s are four magazines Tor stoTinE
fata near Fort lee. and a. they are
lazSpoTtHd IN small quantities. .he
tEsssg Il reduced 10 \ minimum"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
a AUos ARTlFlclAL lAke.
froPositiaa to Make Reservoir o, IN.
ChsysnR. IIpttams

-F"aahe hpttnms
w. J. Koon Of Lamar. Colorado who
bullt the Amity ditch. visited Great
bend, Kansas, recently as the repre-
sentative OF a company OF western
capitalists who propose 10 convert the
lhrle ehhe tntioms, a remarkable de
preston lying a few miles northeast
ot that place. which hag an area OF
roir.
The plan Is tn dig a great ditch be-
tween the bottoms and the Arkansas
river az some point near Pawnee Rock
and drive ihH iiuod waters of ths. Ar
KANSAS into this reservoir, also TO Sc
curr the water 90 the Walnut and 9th.
~ crceEs by dammiug these streams
~ their Intersection with the ditch.
The CheyFnue h1ft0m az its lowest
gz1ini Is thlrty-six feet below the level
n the Arkansas al Great Bend. II Is
proposed 70 use the water thus secured
Toy Irrigation and other purposes. The
plan hls the Endorsement OF practical
iTTigau0ujSts, and the committee ap-
pointed 70 secure The right of way for
the ditch L me0iiUg with success. II
u believed that the climatic influence
q such vast body Of water will be
ahyantuEeousiY felt over large scope
" c0uurry. II the reservoir Is com
pieied as planned L VIII bc the largest
ARTIFICIAL 4ke 81 The United States, II
cot Ia the world.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
,nn1 nrs. rorAroEs rER AoRE.

Don't believe it, nor did the editor
until he saw SalEer's great farm seed
catalogue. It's wonderful what an ar
ray Of facts and figures and new
things and big Yields and great testi-
monIais 1t contains.
send ThI. Notice aud 10 Cents stamps
10 John A. Saizer Seed Co., La Crosse.
wis. for catalogue and IL rare farm
seed samples, worth $40, to get start
w.n.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
schnh.rt.. nlrthd.,.

The centenary ceiebFRtiun Of The
s'rth OF Schubert will take place on
!aa. 81 in Vienna and Berlin. The
.ss1!Tai in the Austrial capital will be
etvoied entirely to Sehubert's works
80 there will also be an exhibition Of
~ autograph manuscript In Berlin
es celebration win have a unique
taaFactsr. The composers opera, "Die
'tfsehSoreuen" c-The Conspirators')
shl be rendered. several members Of
As royal family taking part in the
9sFtormance.--New York Tribune.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
Hts RsiiEisa

,styhrr q yne- religion. Mr. SlieertF'
#u.ts,f ~ Iandtady q her new bnarder-
Neat ihreg unles a DAY was the reply
mo e rrgrria d g Whethsr The nan was
Esstkan or nif<ihdeTstEsi the guesuon.-
Northwest MaEEZinc.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

FITS Stepped free and porulansatiy cared SO nsS
,,,sr ,r n.st day nss q Dr. lxiIn.'. Great Nerve
he<torer. Erre = trial lettie and fr-aTisg
SID % i)l- kLfsr, % Arch st. Philadelphia, Pa
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
co,.i NV. Tor IIs Creditors.

..,iary." said the sick man TO his wife,
yrbSr The Doctor had pruuonueed II case
~ ,.T,riir.,x III ans of my creditors call.
ttIf mem / am al last IN position TO give
mem something TIT Bits
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

Def dreadful cough" why notf'' ssShe
doesnt want GO get rid Of 1t because she
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
y-HAt: FoR FIFTY CENTS.

y -T7F4Fs T OF FIFTY CENTS
orer 10000 cured. Why not let No-To-Bae
tfsuhtr or remove your desire for tobacco?
saEes money. makes health and manhood.
Cure guaranteed. zoe and $i.no, all druggIsta
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

Bfidgct, how does yer like that new lady
yer lives witf LADY, She's no lady She
cc0ns out an help me Kit ther brekfilss"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

LADiEs-saye money: take advantage of
Denyers low prices by sending to Mrs X
n scouiler. Highlands, Denver. for any
ming you need In dry goods. Charges 8
psr cent Reference, Hon T. S. McMurray,
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
View EnEIl.h RAILWAY.

Proposals have been made to con-
afocI a new railway between Liver
POI and Manchester. so as TO meet the
%nPetttion offered By the ship canal.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

believe Piso's Cure Is the only medicine
mat will cure cuusnmptl1n.-Anna NJ Ross
Willlamsport. IL Nov - iSl5. -
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

"lllgby never has TO swear on: he says his
mother-tn law Is as good as membership In
temperance society. "H0w sof" 'iShe
Kisses him evsry time he comes into the
AouAe'
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

rs Hobson m up- to-date per@onr ~ SIN
q dhtel He's six months behind Heard
him telling man last night how to plck
out ripe watermelon"
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

.Biikertou,s death was Iamentable wasu.t
w les: but awfuliy stylish-he died In
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
Mr.. wInsio,s's sootning syrup

taT stnsirsn ssiing softsns uns reduces innn-
hAa9a aHays Pa'n eHre- wind collie . cents bottle.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

Just try l0c box Of Cascarets. candy ca
ne 5iie. the nhcst liver and bowel regulator
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

Deaf Mute Census
There are in the United States 10000
esat uutes.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

"BIIiy. DO yol see that knot in that
boy eonKtructnr's tall"
YES; guess he put tha; there his
self 80 that De wouldn't forget 10 eat
that ere rabbit Didn't yer never put
q kuss IN yer hanksreher 10 remember
suthln truth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
HAVEMEYER IN THE DOCK.
Sugar Nagnate Placed on Trial for
Refusing to Answer
Questions.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-The trial of
II. O. Havemeyer president OF the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company. for refus-
ing to answer question propounded by
the senate investigating committee in the
spring of 1894, began before Judge Griiley
today. There was large crowd in attend
ance. No trouble was experienced in Sc
curing jury. only three peremptory chal-
ienges being made by the defense and mona
by the prosecution. District Attorney Da-
Wis conducted the case for the government
and Nathaniel Wilson. John q johnson OF
philadelphia. and John e. Parsons, OF New
York appeared for the defense
F.lverton r. Chapman. the New York
sugar broker. who is serving n thirty days
sentence In the district jail for the offense
for which Havemeyer is being tried, was
present as a witness. but did not testify
today The witnesses today were the fiie
clerk OF the senate. the committees stem
ographcr and Senators Gray. Lodge Da-
Wis ana Lindsay. who were OH the iaVesti-
eating committee.
The line of defense as disclosed today is
that the question asked which looked to
the production of data as to the political
contributions Of the sugar company 10
state and national elections WAS not perti-
ncnt TO the inquiry. This line Of tefense
was anticipated somewhat by III district
attorney. Considerable stress was also
placed on the attempt OF the iefens. TO
show that Senator Alien question (Which
Mr.. HavemeNcr refused to answers was an
individual. not a committee question. bat
the testimuny today went 70 prove that the
query was propousdea by the direction
of ths committee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

LONDON. Ma 25.-The correspondent
OF iAe Times al Athens says:
The torrent of r.eriminstion. denuneia-
ton and bitter inveetlye which was check
cd by the fear OF tila imme1iata Turkish
advance 10 Athens has broken out afres1,
ROW that this danger mas been removed by
the armfstice. The authors Of the war
policy. equally with those who are held
responsible for the disasters. are being
dragged before the bar Of public opinion.
So far as the official cuiprits are con-
ce:ned. IL is believed that the government
may appoint a commission of inquiry 10
punish the guilty. A thorough insestiga-
ton into ;ha hospital and conmlssarlat
departments will probably entail scandal
Gus disclosures.
The Ethnike Hesaria is bitterly de-
nounced. and the government Is urged to
seize its funds. TO eoIfiscate its stores and
arms. and 10 compel il 10 render an ac-
count. The government is not likely TO
accede TO this suggestion. but many rer-
sons prominent in political life are closely
connected with the organization, and the
Hetarta. conscious Of its strength, has de-
clded 10 remain silent and TO preserve Its
mysterious and invisible character. Pos
sibly smltten with compunctions. however.
the society has donated .0co dracfifnas for
the relief Of the Thessalian refugees This
~ apparently the best justified item of all
its expenditures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
Tria, Of the Nariettn

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25-The gun
boat Marietta left her pier AT the Union
iron works today, having on board the
officers appointed to make her official
trial. The highest speed reached at any
time during the trial was. corrected for
tide. ia knots per hour: average revolu-
tions on each engine. 2I6: steam pressure
$50 pounds. The mean draft was twelve
feet, or about one foot lighter than NOM
inal displacement draft. She having
neither masts nor battery on board. The
indications are that tomori ow the Mariet-
Ia will exceed her contract speed-twelve
knots-hy two or two and half knots
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
MIR. COSsUM IGNORED,
kefelier's Asxailant Forgotten 1T
the Baptist Meeting.

PITTSBURG. May 25.-~The final session
OF the North American Baptist mission
aries. which have been going on in the
Fourth Avenue Baptist church of this city
since May Il. began at 10 o'clock today.
Before the meeting was formally opened
all foreign missionaries. with one excep-
;on. We're invited to seats on the platform.
The exception was Rev. II. w Cossum. Of
China, who yesterday caused sensation
by his remarks on John D. Rockefeller.
Whether the omission was accidental or in
territorial Is not yet known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
STRANGE CHEMICALS IL the VAT.
Work man Burned where Mrs. Luet-
gert Was Hidden Away.

CHICAGO, May S-in the Luetgert
murder trial today Frank Schultz.
smoker in the sausage factory, testified
TO having assisted in preparing the solu-
tion In the vat where the rings alleged
10 belong TO the missing woman were
found As he Was removing the chemicals
from a barrel LuetSerr. the witness said,
told him TO be careful or he would burn
himself Some OF the chemical on his
hand became moist and burned him. The
witness exhibited the scars OF these burns.
He said he had never before seen any
such substance used in the factory. When
water was put In 1t. II turned brown.
After Ehe stuff had been put in the vat.
witness said Luetsert told him he need
not bother any further with it. as he
Guetgert1 and the watchman would take
charge of it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
ihs- Il ussra q. tho t'resfdsas

ASs4iNGTFN. May sS-The cougrafu-
latious of rne president on the occasion OF
rSe 1rusverSsvy % Queen NlCjrsa's birth
oNs have been scknoalecC god p the follow
.ng CApsexrAa. received a. the White
liousu ttzfay from Asntt8s<-a&3r Hay-
LONDON May 1S.-Ts tie Press Ieflt.
Rave Just resolves the following Telegram
fEo5u FlslDoral:
'3f8y oex ysi ID convey 70 the pres
s5er; mg sincere thanks for HLs k.n6 con
xrAtulst.ea< transxn4jte3 tny0uza you
VICTORIA r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
Iu~tallation Of Judge Morrow.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25.-Judse Nor
row has forwarded 10 tn. president his res
ignation at United States district Judge. to
take effect May 81. He will he installed as
United States circuit judge on June !. The
circuit court OF appeals will meet in San
Francisco June :. but the members Of the
court will he here in time 10 take part in
the ceremony of installing Judge Morrow
on Tuesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
Scientists start for the Northwest.

NEW YORK. MAY 2S-Dr Franz Boas.
curator OF The anthropologicai section of
the American Museum OF Natural His
tory. and pr. Livingston Farrand. ~ Co
lufnbia university left This afternoon for
the Northwest. where they will make IA
study ~ the ethnoIogy ot the Indians Of
the North Pacific slope in British Column
hia. Hariand A Smith. who is 10 work
with them. left q few days aEo.