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friends ii Aetnaville has returned i

friends tn AetnavilIe, has returned to
his home at GAINESVILLE.
Geo. Walker and wife leave to-day
for Marietta, where they viii spend
several days visiting friends.
Edward McConnaughy and John
Rosenberg have left for tour of the
Western States beyond the Rockies.
Mayor Neininger, Frank Howell and
N. ". F. Wilson will spend to-day at
Mingo, the guests of Geo. P. Fisher.
Rev. Giffen, who has been spending
a few days with his parents, has re-
turned to his home at Hanoverton,
Ohio.
Meisters band will not go to Charles
ton, W. Va, with the Wheeling Re-
publieans, as they have cancelled their
contract.
Miss Gertrude Jenkins has returned
from New Castle, where she has been
visiting. Miss Agnes Perry accompan-
led her home.
Contractor Berry will commence tear
ing up the old brick on Bank street
Monday. This will be good news to
the business men, as they were getting
tired of the condition of the street:
Council has decided to pave the
south end of Morgan street and the
east end Of Jacquet street The grades
on these streets are quite steep, but
the property owners wanted them
paved.
The fire department has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
thief a RnInu-iey.
A. ]. Grouse; Second Lieutenant. John
Gilbert; 0. s., B. F. Wharry; D. S.,
W. Ashbaugh and Frank Brooks;
Nozzelmen, Marshal Douds and James
Duke; Plugman, Harry Russell:
Amman, Edward Duke. Officers of the
department, President, Geo. Pitner;
Vice President. A. j. Grouse; Clerk,
B. f. Wharry; Treasurer, Seneca Lyle.
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M'MEcHEN.

Mrs. p. H. Marley and children have
returned home from Rosby's Rock,
where they spent several days with
friends.
Tilden Lawliss, clerk at the freight
sheds, is spending few days in Sisters
Vile
Harry Fletcher has returned home
from trip out the B. & o.
William Westlake and family, of Nc
Keesport, are the guests of relatives
here.
B. F, Hood and family are at Jacobs
burg, o. The family will remain sew
eral weeks.
William Whiteman, clerk for Hood
& Gamble, viii leave Tuesday for Oak
land, Nd. where he will spend several
weeks. While he is gone his place here
will be filed by Homer Morgan.
H. Z. Prince has returned home,
after spending a few days with his pa
rents at Parkersburg.
Rev. &. s. G. Carroll is spending q
few days at Lake Chautauqua. N. Y.
Rev. G. E. Fuller will preach in the
NJ. e church tomorrow morning and
evening.
The crew at the grain transfer brokl
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BRIDGEPORT.
Chronicle of Daily Events from tn.


Chronicle of Daily Events from the
Town Across the Way.
Mrs. Robert Carlyle is spending to-
day in Pittsburg.
H. T. Sells and Billy Edwards will
leave to-day for Cambridge.
VIM Baker will leave to-day for
Pittsburg to spend a few days.
Earl Sells left last evening for Tor
onto, where he played for dance.
The schedule for the passenger
trains on the C. & P. will change to-
day.
Ralph Patterson and son, of Wash
ington, D. c.. are visiting friends IN
town.
The city has just recently bought
300 feet Of new fire hose Of the best
make
David Jones'. Who has been visiting
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BE Careful Who You Joke w,..

The other day" said Jones, IAN old
woman bounced into our office disnlov
ing notice that we had written to
her to the effect that quarter tax IN
some property of hers was due. She
swore she had paid it. I had the bools
10 prove that she had not, and sug-
gested that she had made mistake.
She declared that she had not and
said: Don't yo never make any mis-
take?'
Il assured her that l did not, and
jokingly added:
The only mistake ever made was
"She looked at me second and then
said: No, your wife made that mis-
take Detroit Free Press.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, W. Va, July 7.--Charles II.
Whitescarver, lumberman of Marion
county, was in town Thursday and FRI
day
The following teachers were appointed
for the Fetterman graded school: w. T..
Lewis, OF Buckhannon, principal; Miss
Mollie ]. HouIt, assistant principal. with
Misses Finch and Yates in the primary
departments.
Miss MoIlie Basford. of Cumberland.
Md. spent the Fourth with Grafton
friends.
Allen Poe, Of Wheeling, was in town
the last of the week
Samuel NJ Musgrove was visiting
friends in Harrison the last OF the week
Mrs. J, h. r. Sine and children are Wis
itirg friends in Marion county.
John T. Walters. of Phllippi, was in
town Friday.
Minor Fleming has accepted a position
with the United States Express co.
Mrs. Harmon NJ. Jarrett is visiting in
Fairmont.
Mrs. Matte Hanshaw. of PIttsturg, is
the guest Of her sister. MIS- Goic, on
Washington street.
James. Hall. news dealer OF Philippi,
passed through town Friday on his way
to Mt Lake Park
Lieut. Newton Lynch. u. S. gauger at
Dellwood Distillery. spent his Fourth at
his home in Martinsburg. assisting in the
big sham battle and parade
Miss Mabel Mccormick. OF Fairmont.
is the guest of Mrs John l.. Gibson.
The Sunday school picnic of the Fet-
terman N. r. church held In the Keener
Grove the Fourth, was grand success.
over five hundred persons were in at
tendance. Several patriotic speeches
were made. the declaration Of indcpcna-
ence was read. and two bands furnished
music for the occasion.
Misses Kate KeoIz and BERTHE Ander-
son and A. r. Dawson and john Gigley
were at Keyser Thursday
Mrs. Lucy Bradford. OF Philippi, is the
guest Of the Misses Sinsel on Washing
ton street.
Mrs. John L. Gibson and niece. Miss
Ketterman. were al Mt. Lake Park the
first Of the week
Mrs. Zadach Joiiffe, Of Fairmont. was
the guest Of her son. G. L. JoIiffe. in
Washington Friday
quite an Interesting game OF base bail
was played at the Fair Grounds on the
Fourth between the Tailors and the n.
& o. clerical force The crowd was
large. Score . TO 10 in favor OF the
Tailors.
Miss Doris Simmons returned Monday
from visit TO friends in Lewis county.
Mrs. Granville ST. Clair left Friday for
months vacation al Webster
Springs. Mr.. St Clair will go the arst
Of the week and will drive through the
country.
John Pendergass, Of Chicago. is visiting
friends in town
aiiss Mobile Hoult returned Friday from
visit to friends in Marion county.
Charles H. Rector. who has been al his
lumber camp In Tucker county since
April was in town this week
County Court is in session and Judge
Armstrong L. happy.
Misses Nettie Maxwell and Ada pose
returned from a visit to Buckhannon
friends Thursday
Rev. and Mrs 8. X Arbuthnot. Of
Wheeling. were the guests Of DR.. A. r,
Warden during the deck While here the
Reverend addressed the Reform School
boys
Prof. George u. Ford. late princfpai
Of the Athens Normal School. Is fhe
guest OF his parents on the West Side.
Dir. Ford has resigned his pg3ifion IL
Athens and viii practice Ian IN tzas ~
ture.
vvs3ks.,~o~, va&..~~x<s <-z.. 4rx..{.
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SHEET SCALE SIGNED.

Ut is q Compromise and $4,000 Men
are Afected-Bar Mill and Tin
Plate Scale to be Adjusted Soon.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July THE steel
sheet combine officials and the Anal
gamated Association came together to-
day, signed a compromise sheet scale.
The base rate will be the same as last
year on a three-cent card rate. About
5000 men are affected by the settle
sment. The bar iron and the tinplate
scales will be adjusted probably within
ten DAYS
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

INCREASED TRADE
| LONDON. July THE board Of trade
Increase in Imports Of ss.6s7 100 and in
! exports an increase OF f2,si6.aoa
ABSOLUTELY UNFoUNDED-
PARIS, July 1.-The statement pub
| lished in the Aurore that young attachc
| of the United States embassy disappear
| ed week ago and that 1t was feared he
had been murdered, is absolutely un-
| founded.
| CONDITION OF BANKS
WASHINGTON. July MIR. Dawes.
| the comptroller of the currency has issued
a call for reports of the condition of ma
tional banks at the close of business Fri
day, June 18th, 1900
! Degree Conferred
LONDON. July 7-Oxford has confer
red the degree of D. S. on Prof Chan
dler, OF Columbia University.
An American Arrested
ASHLAND, Ohio, July MRS. T. NJ
Metzger, of. Grafton. Ohio. has received
word that her husband, who has been in
Paris two months, has been arrested by
French officials for leaving Alsace-Lor-
raine when 15 years old without serving
in the army.
Hanna Going East
NEW YORK. July 7-Senator Hanna
Will go to Elberon, n. j., July 20 and take
possession of cottage until September
boron.
Threatening Proportions
ROTTERDAM, July THE dock labor
ers strike is assuming threatening pro-
portions. The car men have Joined and
tne police and marines are guarding the
streets.
Called on Uncle Mark
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 7.-Hon. John
6arrett, minister to Siam under the
Cleveland administration, was a visitor
at senator Hanna's office to-day and held
long conference with the national chair
man. The ex-minister supported McISfn-
ley during the last Presidential Campaign
ana II Is understood will take the stumu
In his behalf this fall
To Take the Stump
HARRISBURG, Pa. July 7.-Csovernor
roosevelt passed through this morning
lie said he had an exceedingly satisfac
tory visit with President Mckinley. An
tuhll n was reached concerning
tue campaign, and just as soon as il
opened ne proposed to go on the stimp.
Cyclone at Kalamazoo
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July IA cvclona
a ot by cloud burst and hail
conservative estimate places the dam
age resulting at 100000 No lives were
The Ohio Committee
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 1.-THE head
81 me State Republican ticket Hon T.
=, Laylin, has chosen Gen Dick for chair
t the S ana John Z: Malloy for secretary of
tue state Republican committee
Fire at Cramps
NJ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July So q. m
Of IRE fb er0 IKE out this morning in the plant
Ken ,nT 1,, Tramp Shipbuilding Company, in
structure about 200 feet long. was Sestro, d
co. Inc loss will not reach 500, 600
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OLD ENGINEER KILLED.

PITTsBURG. Pa. July 7.--Carlos E.
Austin, one of the oldest engineers on
the road, was killed. and VIM. L. Good
man, his fireman, seriously hurt to-day
in a wreck on the Pittsburg & Western
railroad near Heron station, twelve miles
above Allegheny. Austin was bringing
passenger train No. 20 from Butler to AL
legheny and while rounding curve at
Heron the engine jumped the track and
turned over. Austin's skull was crushed
End Goodman had both legs crushed The
coaches did not leave the track.
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BIG STEAMER ASHORE.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July s.-The large
passenger steamer Pearl, running ex-
cursions from Crystal Beach to Buffalo,
was driven on a reef on the Canadian
shore last evening. The Pearl was
making her last trip and had several
hundred excursionists.
A message from Crystal Beach at 2
O'Clock Sunday morning) says that of
the 900 passengers, 700 had been taken
off and there was no doubt that others
would be landed
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STATE TEACHERS ADJOURN.

Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July T.
The State Educational Association ad-
journed last night to meet next year
in Martinsburg, after electing the fol-
. lowing officers: President, the State
Superintendent of Free Schools; Sec
rotary, A. ]. Wilkinson, Grafton; treas
urer, Prof. T. c. Miller, Morgantown;
vice presidents, D. T. Williams, Wheel
ing; A. c. Kimler, Shepherdstown;
George S. Laidley, Charleston; U. S.
Fleming, Parkersburg.
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NINE DEAD


From the Humid Heat That Prevail
ed In Chicago Yesterday.
CHICAGO. July THE extreme hui
mildly to-day caused the largest list
of deaths from the heat of any one day
during the past week. Nine deaths and
three prostrations were the record.
The dead are Charles Sanger. Charles
Alsoppe, William Moore, William Acs-
nonick. Ernest erich, John Seaman,
Minnie Just, John Hall, unidentified
man.
The Frustrated are John Defenthalo
Albert Petite, Barney Rosenbach.
The 80 degrees of heat that has pre-
vailed steadily all week was lowered
to 70 by heavy rain last night but
the steaming moisture in the atmos-
phere was more deadly than higher
temperature of dry heat.
The record for the week, ending to-
night, is " deaths and SO prostra-
tons.
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No JOY in 1t.

Friend-Get any Easter cards?
Woful-Only one.
Friend-What makes you look so glum
about it?
Woful-It was her card announcing her
engagement to the other fellow.-Syra-
cuse Herald.
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MORE BODIES RECOVERED.
Seven Victims of Last Saturdays
Fire Found in the SaaIe Yester-
day-Over $50 Still Missing.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Seven bodies of
Victims of the Hoboken fire of last Sat
urday were recovered to-day from the
steamship Saale. This makes the total
number of bodies recovered 143 and over
$50 persons are still missing.
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all the ees's who come to America follow footsteps
roads and two steamship companies in Chicago the his
and aspect ted.
he is
by
Sling all
lily live in the Chinese
hospitality
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08

Kenova Reporter
II our readers desire ifsf-eIasa Demo-
cratic paper. one that gives the news Hhfls
IL is news. writer N a rcliabie and lnfef-
es,ing style. they should mibaexlbe for Ehs
Wheeling Register.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08

WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
AT YOUR GROCER's
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Charles Town Spirit o. Jefferson.
The Register IL q live. enterprisire paper
and those who wish 20 keep well posted Il
State news should give Il their patrsnaaN
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WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
AT YOUR GROCER s.
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- LUnBrNG. 0as ana Hte4as FITTING
Work done 81 feasepanEe pFzeee. WI
moe r. WM F. G. ScHNEf4.
cad ~ Main 4kkeak
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Buckhannon BaHner.

Buckhannon BaBner
The Register is the leading newspaper u
the State. and a. 1900 Il campaign year.
every one should have its daily u eeeklv
edition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08

Charles Town Farmer Advceale.
We can commend the Register to The
Democrats Of eveTs section 81 tha STATE
as conservative reliable ard Ii kNerv
way as a newspaper worthy ~ kufpef
In the coming campalgn tne KsEzstsf Will
be Indispensable 10 thoee 100 ~
keep posted o. State politi
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no Take the stumn-

HARRISBURG, Pa. July 7.-Governo,
roosevelt passed through this morning
re said he had an exceedingly satisfac.
tory visit with President Mckinley. Ar
the campaign and just as soon as Il
opened ne proposed to go on the stimp.
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shspherdssown Register

shepherdstoWn he9lsfefs
The Register Is one Of Weal VlfNlHs
Iivelest and most readable n8pAfA AhN
keeps its readers thoroughly well poAfo4
on ali matters OF state interest
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Cyclone at Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July IA cyclon.
storm swept over Kalamazoo TODAY ane
d conservative estimate places the dam
age resulting at 100000 No lives wer,
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WORDS OF PRAISE
what the state Press Thinks q
Register.
: A.

Addison INDEPENDENT ttatts
The Register Is good papdf n
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Called on Uncle Mark

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 7.--Hon job,
Jarrett, minister to Siam under TIL
Cleveland administration, was visito
at Senator Hanna's office to-day and hel,
a long conference with the national chair
man. The ex-minister supported McLin
ley during the last Presidential campaigl
and II is understood will take the Stun
in his behalf this fall
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Threatening Proportions

ROTTERDAM, July THE dock labor
ers strike is assuming threatening pre-
portions. The car men have Joined an
the police and marines are guarding tn
streets.
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The Ohio COMMITTEES

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1.-THE hea
OF the State Republican ticket, Hon 7
y, Laynn' has chosen Gen. Dick for chai1
man and John r. Malloy for secreta~e
the State Republican, cnnnrnittae @ :
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Hanna Going East

NEW YORK, July 7.-Senator Hanna
Will go to Elberon, y. j., July 20 and take
possession OF cottage until September
J. He will direct the campaign from FL.
boron.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
CROSSED THE zAND.
The British Army Making More Progress
Than Was Expected.

Iindon. May i0.-The crossing Of the
Zand river by the British appears %
have been effected sooner than even the
most sanguine expected. and this morn
ing Roberts temporary headquarters are
established In Cable Cart ON the north
bank Of the river. Though the opposi-
ton the federals are Offering shows that
yesterdays report OF the abandonment
Of their position was illfounded, Robert =
advance force consisting Of 10000 TO H..
600 mounted men, besides infantry. ar
tillery and naval contingent, appears to
10 b. sufficiently powerful 10 overwhelm
any opposition the burghers can offer.
Even though, as reported yesterday,
have bcen reinforced by 5000 men from
other commands and possess score OF
heavy guns. experts believe the oppo,i-
ton will not be prolonged longer than
necessary t. remove the guns aud other
impodiments IN the direction Of Kro0n.
stadt.
Further reports from Lorenzo Mar
quez show the customs authorities there,
IN addition 10 clothing and shucs, refuse
60 clear cnrned beef for the Transyaal
holding it cnntraband
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
WILL ARREST LEADERS.
Onioials ~ -. Loui. Decid, upon This
Cour,. after Confereace.

Omoiais ~ -. Louis Decide upon Tit.
Cour,e after Confereacr.
81. louis. May Considerably less
than the usual number Of ears were run
under police protection this morning
by the suburban system. Policemen
were stationed ON each car. hut the mum
bcr 81 passengers wer comparatively
small. President Whitaker said unless
protection were afforded tho Transit
company on all It's lines no attempt
would be- made 10 run cara.
Downtown retail stores arr operating
at an enormous loss ~ result Of the
strike. Their proprieiors and managers
are talking Of reducing their forces Il
employees and even closing entirely until
the strike j. settled, 4 the existing con.
diti0ns continue Almost every store
downtown is practically deserted save
by the employees. The situation has be-
come sufficiently serious for heads u os-
Establishments 10 discuss among them.
selves what steps they may take To en-
courage an early settlement Of the
trouble. but ~ far no conclusion has
been reached.
The effect Of the strike viii also be-
felt in the east. for while the stagnation
OF business continues hu orders are be-
/ ing sent on for goods and buyers om-
/ ploycd by St. Louis establishments arr
finding themselves with nothing 10 do at
a season when they are usually busy.
( Meanwhile tie depression will extend q
a variety of local industries which arr
dependent on the retail houses for sup
port
After two hours conference between
Governor Stephens, President lInws Of
the police board, Chief Of Police Camp
bell. President Whitaker General Man
ager Baumhoif oftho Transit company
aud attorneys for the railway company
II was decided 10 apply for warrants fol
the arrest of the strike leaders.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
BECOMING SERIOUS.
Car. BsiRE Dyasmit-d aud Que Man
Shas aud Killed.

81 Louis. May 10. The operation Of
cars upon the Suburban system under
police guard was decided ON at noon
yesterday and the cars began TO leave
the Dchodiamont terminus nj ) O'Clock.
Along the line hundreds OF officers. both
mounted and on foot, were stationed
and for an hour previous 10 the time set
for opening the line they were constant
" engaged keeping the crowds moving.
No effort was made 10 prevent the cars
from passing aud by the time half doz-
en- cars had passed the crowd 81 spccta-
tors had melted away.
4 dynamite cartridge exploded under
car on Meremac Highlands division Of
the suburban line with great force at
midnight. The force Of the explosion
splintercd the track, broke oil n section
OF one wheel and cracked the axle. The
car was occupied by a dozen workmen
Of the company. Following the cHplo-
sion nunber Of shots were fired in
quick succession. but the persons who
did the firing were not seen owing 10
the darkness aud nobody on the car was
struck
The first real tragedy in connection
with the strike occurred Mt 0 O'Clock last
night. Asa suburban car was passing
the Baptist sanitarium number Of men
who had gathered in the grounds of the
institution. throw rocks at the car. Some
one ou the ear fired shot al the crowd.
the bullet finding lodgment in the breast
Of Frank Iehrecht The wounded man
attempted 10 enter the sanitarium but
fell dead ON reaching the door.
One story is that a police officer on
the ear fired the shot. Dan Donovan
was placed nndcr arrest charged with
firing the fatal shot. Donovan Is en-
ployed in a minor capacity by the rail
way company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11
WELLAND EXPLOSION.
walsh aud nolan VIII Plead Guilty NJ
On Certain Conditions.

Toronto. May lO.-Whcn the three
alleged dynamitcrs Walsh, Nolan and
Dullmun. charged with attempting to
destroy lock ON the Welland canal
came before Magistrate Logan at Wei
iington ON Monday. Walsh and Nolan
viii plead guilty.
The attorneys for the two men ug-
gested IN tho crown prosecutor that II
the two mon receive an assurance that
they would not be- called upon 10 give
evidence against pullman. they would
plead guilty to the charge Of illegally
bringing explosives into Canada. the
sentence for which Is not less than seven
years hard labor II the government
accepts the conditions Walsh aud Nolan
offer, there will be no further evidence
made public.
The detectives on the case say they
ara In possession ~ the whole history III
the accused and IT the plot from its first
inception 10 the abortiyr attempt ON lock
% Of the canal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-11

Peoria, Ills, May lO.-rhc following
is the state ticket nominated by the Re.
pubhcans Of Illinois.
Governor Richard Yates.
Lieutenant Goyernur-W. A. North
colt
Secretary Of state-James 4. Rose
State auditor James s. Mccullough
State treasurer NJ. o williamson.
Attorney general-H ] Hamlin.
Richard Yates Is "a son OF Dick Yates,
the iamou, war governor Of Illinois. Ho
Is hut 80 years Of age, and at the present
time holds an appointment under Presi-
dent Mckinley as internal revenue col.
lector Of the Springfield district
Delcgates.atlargc Joseph G. Cannon,
John j. Brown, Halo Iudson, John NJ.
Smyth. H. d. Pierce and John NJ. Her
bert were named as cloctors.at.l large
The platform renihrms that adopted al
81. Louis IN 1896, for Mckinley for pres
idcnt present administration Endorsed
and the currency bill commended