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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-16

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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-16
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail for the
next two months are as follows:
DEPART.
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SALES.

10000 o. r. & l. Co. bonds. $1o3:
80 Eva. SIS; loco o. r & L. Co. s
bonds. sos: 10 Eva. SIS. waialua.
slls.50: so Eva. $3S; 80 McBryde. as.
$3.50: so Eva. $sS; 10 Olaa, asst
SLY; so Eva, SIS. so Olaa. as. s5:
Is 0laa. as. IS: 10 Olaa pd-, $3.50:
Eva. SIS: so McBryde. as. $50:
25 McBryde. as. $3.50: 10 McBryde.
as. $3.50: SO Olaa. as. s5: IL Kihei.
as. s.: s5 Olaa as. SIS: i2 Kihei.
pd.. sI4-so; IS Kihei. pd., $f45o:
Kihei. as. $1e.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-16
Weather Was Bad.

The Tacoma Ledger says the Amer
lean ship Florence. 1874 tons. Captain
Ryder. arrived in yesterday from Ho-
nolnlu. thirty-one days out, after an
unpleasant voyage. The Florence last
left Tacoma November IS for Homo
lulu with cargo of Rosyln coal she
encountered unfavorable weather and
had long voyage Returning she left
the islands February ,.
The American ship 5. u. Carleton,
Captain Ameshury. which sailed from
Tacoma December Is with q cargo of
Rosyln coal for Honolulu. arriving
January 3. is also due ID arrive in
soon, after another cargo. She was
al Honolulu when the Florence sailed.
Nelson Brings the Tug Baldwin.
The Methe Nelson. Captain Chris
aanson. fifteen days from San Fran
cisco. came in about four o'clock yes
terday afternoon. She brings, as part
OF her deck cargo. the new tug Leslie
Baldwin, which Alexander 4 Baldwin
intend 10 use In the harbor OF Eahuluf
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Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-16
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND co.
TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

From and After January 1, 1901
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Friday, March Is, 1901.
Stock. Bid. Asked.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
CTS BACK HIS WIFI
End of tho Douglas City SonsatiOual
 Elopoment Cnso

After lanruIshIug in thc city iail for twenty four hours. Frank stokcr who v1s arrested Tuesday bv Detective Phn- brick f1r clop.ug from Douglas Island. Alaska. with tho wife of William Forrest. was yesterday noon given hts uberiy ow- inr to Che f1ct that tho iute husband could secure uo recourse at Che hands of the law. says che p.-I of Che 5th. For Test was not only compelled to forgo prosecution ou a charge of adultery. but Co witness tbe alleged dcspoicr of h.s home walk away fith Hw of h.s hard- earned money which Che crring wife had delivered Into hIs keeping
 Forrest applied to thc prosecuting ot- tornoya office for assistance. but osccr- taIued that under thc laws or thIs state 70 charge of adultery cannot lic against a man who is himself unmarried IIc thcn appealed to thc federal authorities in ou attempt to secure Che prosecution of stoker for thc theft of h.s money but owing Co thc manner in which Che man obtained possession of it hc Was refused % warrant
 Meantime Forrest has rvpentcd of h.F announced Intention Go proceed against b.s wife. who has s.gnincd her willingness lo roturn home with her lawful husband. Tho couple win take a boat this morning for thc North.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
PERSONAL MENTION

GSS-SS SS<SvS>~1~H '>--s skarwoy society win lose brilliant member when Che Seattle sails for Miss Hazel smith. accompanied by Mrs Gra- ham. rcturncs Go thc states on chat steamer
 Jack Cmlcy hc of Dawaou fame. came out Inst night Uc win go Co Seattle on Che Seattle
 =O-
 w. B GlanSc. pouand's largest conn mission merchant who has boon in paw- son working up trade. goes to Seattle on Che City having returned from Dawson yesterday
 George w. Munger one of Che heaviest machinery shippers Go Dawson this year. came out Dst night
 Tb, Misses CIayaou returned from White Horse yesterday They road in thc 'hleelgc co1ch ahead" Misses E and N schnlcdcr leave on Che Seattle for JnoouI
 -o-
 Miss Uauloy. ono of pawsons society leaders. came out last night and win ro to her home ot Vancouver
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
OUR OWN CUP DEFENDER
History Ofthe Boat That Goes
 Against Shamrock Il

rn, Co.umb.l. which has been chosen !. rr.f.rencc to thc Constitution by Che N.a York Yacht Club. to defend Amer ..ts cur iu the comlns rtcrs with Sir IIptons Shamrock lI. was buut by Che H.rr,-huTs Iu tbc winter and spring of l,so and successfully launched hy noon ueft ur Iun. iI Th. order for thr boat u1. r.ten hv J pIeuour Morgan. at chat uma cumm0dure of tbe Nrw York Club C oliver IslIu was mlJc m1u1ger and Charles Gsrr was cne1ged as skipper of thr Columbia. and tbe yacht was manned with saIIar. from u,or island. Me. The oiI ,ueht Defender vas Ih.u rut in com- mIs-I.1 anal E.y.u 1 steel mast to Doe us.J I- a traI hor.e f1- tha new wonder Capt EhnIee hll oh1ree of Che Defender, .rI th. crow arr. Scandinavian sailors rl. two s1cht. mat In several races und the Columbia won yv,ry event. although th. margin uls often by hlir's breath. TW.It. le.s wen. s1Urd .n all
 Tho rrst uf these occurred ou July b. and Ono i,st on September - During that rir. .l.rl raesnl. k.nI uf winds prov1l- col thrs Jemoustutrr thc Columbia to b. ths better boat .r ever way. Tho Col- umba allowed On. o.I boat iN seconds a milo
 Tho closest rlce 0I- .r August in when uhe hlI but f- seconds to spare. The Shamrock was tried twice against thc rrflurIl and won both times by large mtrr.n and was therefore considered a dsur.rous rival Ey special agreement with th. New York Yacht Club the Erin v1- permitted to tow thc challenger across Che Atlantic
 The yachts eu Glasgow on August g lrI vere fourteen and onc-haf days crossing Che ocean The Shamrock cross- cd under yawl rIg and was pIt in racing trim as soon as she landed on thIs side of the pond
 Tho first rlce was sailed on October Cant Robl.y D. Evans was placed in rhtre. of Che course. Six attempts were m.Ie and each ume thc race was called on 1s the yachts. owing to the condition af lh. winds could not finish ln Che time limit
 On U.t.hsr it race was made and thr co.umh1 won hy tcn minutes and eight e.o.nIs Th. Columbia won Che last rlce arI thr eun on October 0 with six miuut.s and tb.ry-folr seconds Co sp1rc Tho yacht. uceJ altogether nine times befor. thev wrrc 8hIc to decide the ownership of the oJ Nmerc1s cup.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
COPPER TRUST IS
 10 BUY IN ALASKA
Is After Big Property On Prince
 of Wales Island

Recent advices from Eotchikon Alaska. lre Go thc effect chat tbcro ia a deal pend- Ine for Che sale of Che Mouon group-of copper mines ou Copper Mountain. Prince of Wales Island Co che Anocoudo Copper Mining Company of Montana. for cone sdcratIon of E00OO The property cone sists or sixteen patented copper claims on Copper Mountain and sixteen min sites on Che shores of Copper Bay. together with water rights which win provide 3oo horse power for tch development or Che property
 The Mcucu group Is owned by Che Alas ka Copper Mining Company which is composed largely of Montana copper min- lug men. and Che property is being mpid- Iy developed under thc management ot NIT sam Suvcrm1u. formerly of Spokane One claim which has been opened hos a vein o0 feet in width. from which thc worSmeu orr actually QuarTIng Che orc In Che open air and Che orc thus taken out ls netting Che company No ton at- tor paying au expenses Of extraction, transportation and smeltIng on this claim 1Iono thorc ls claimed Co hc over million dollars worth of ore In sight
 The Alaska Copper Mining Company ot one time. about two years ago. was some what cvtmvaronuy boomod on Wall street. and as result Che prices ran up 1s high as Sm a share. hut os a major fv of che outstanding stock held by small Investors has bccn out two years or morc and has us yet paid no returns. it ls not now held very hieh and there hos been very uttlc f any dealing in it Tho rest of tho stock of Che company. some iauO shares. is held by % few promoters of Che company. and according to Che od- vices concerning Che proposed dcll th' purchasors have secured options ou Che large holdings conditioned upon their ability Co secure 70 certain proportion oi thc small outstanding holdings of Che stock
 Mir. snycrmou. who tx negotiating Che deal. is now In Che east for iho purpose of picking up Che outstanding stock oi possible. and is expected In Seattle on his way north in a flow days
 Recently thc property was visited by Gov. A. E. sprisgs and Dr Eisenherg oi Butte. representing the prospective pur- ehasors. and Mir A. J Hunckc. one oi tbo mining engineers of the Amolgomatcd Copper Company of New York. otherwise known as Che copper trust. of which Qo Anaconda company Is @ branch org'nizo- tion. Upon his return from Che North Mir. TIunckc declined Go discuss Che prop ertv further than Go gay that if a conn Dany wouldn't accept Che kind of pror osltion that was offered Go his company there. then they did not want Go mine
 The transfer means a great deal Go Se- .ttio. as 1T it is consummatcd. it means the immediate increase Of Che developing force now at work and work on a much larger scale. Already there has been shown a remarkable willingness on Che part of capital Go make investment in the Prince of Wales Island mines and this transfer and Che degree of confidence in- Idicatcd by it would have the encct of 1 greatly stimulating Che flow of money Go J lt and Che consequent development of an enormous trade tributary Go Seattle
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
IS DENIED IN TOTO
City Of Blaine Is Not To Bo Absorb
 cd By Canada For a Minute

Tho News Che other evening published a most startling story that Che city of Blaine wos Co hc lost Co thc United States and part Of it absorbed by Can- udl.
 Tho reports quoting Engineer McAr- thur of Che Dominion Boundary Commis- sion. as saving that "thc rc-surycy of Che international boundary line between Washington and British Columbia might result In placing thc greater portion of Che city of Blaine. Wash. in Canadian territory" is characterized os Che purest rom1nclnE.
 Tho present boundary commissions of the two governments are charged simply with Che work of relocating Che line In places where Che lapse of years has dc- marked it and they are vested with no power whatever Go make a new survey.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
TROUBLE AT Tilt FAIR
Alaskas Rsprosen tative Is Going
 To Hart Some One

Arthur C Jackson. who represents AIaasa at Che ran-Amer.cau Exposition vui probably sue state Senator l- B. Andrews. of Che Washngton Board of Commissioners for S10 Briefly stated th. facts in the c1se are as follows. Mr. Jackson secured large concession ot space no Che exposition. of which hc sold haIf to Che commissioner of this state for Che sum named Mir Andrews gave % personal guarantee it is said. for Che amount and so lar Mir Jackson has not slgcs,deJ in collecting t Tho hitter is al.d ta have consulted with hls attorney. who advised him Co sue Mr. Andrews in Buffalo.
 When MT Jackson made the deal with the state board hc claimed to have sc- cured a circular plat of ground near the forestry building and section in the ethuoloscaI building He sold half of each of the concessions to Washington. In doing this. lt ls claimed hc violated Che rule of Che exposition which does not allow any sub-lgtuns of space. The con-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Will Go At Big Reduction. Our Lii

crssion Iu Che cthuologicll department was turned over to Washington hy thc exposition managers. who refused to al- low MT Jackson t1 place some of hts cN- hihIts therr.
 Iu th, ccutrc of Che plat of ground ho built 10 fac-simile of 1u old Alaska church. leaving. according Co thc commissioners of thls state. no space for Che Washing Com structIrc ue erected the Alaska chapel to s stated. ou money which b, raised through Mr. Andrews. guarantee. securing his logs from Pennsylvania lio now wishes to collect Che sum guoran- tccd
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
An Egg Lod to Divorce

According Co a London correspondent of che Paris Messenger Che president of Che probate and divorce division of thc high count of justice recently remarked that hls experience taught him that in thr great majority of actions. matrimonial difference arose from Che mont trivial causes. n many instances so utterly childish us to hc scarcely crediuhie. For example. u Che wIt at chat moment bee ng tried before him. 70 young couple were praying tor judicial separation 1s they had arrived at thc conclusion it was im- possible thot they could ever lvr together 1raIu under thc same roof
 Eycr since they were married, thc par. uos had been as happy as a pair ofturtlc- doves and what think you wos Che utue drop of poison in Che cup or thir cone nuhaI hussg Why nothing more nor ic.s thlu 8 penny cgE'
 Fancy. In this twentieth century, pcu- n, egg leading Co divorce court
 Glt u Che hymeneal state great effects from even such small saures spring-as uuI ,dcavor Go demonstrate.
 Our day. ut table. Che wife's father Oyho happened to bc staying on short vsu wos assisted by his daughter Co two cges with hls moWunol bacon whcr0as thc hitherto pampcrcd husband was offer cd one only The latter resented this cruel neglect. nnd after breakfast. up- braided Che careless partner of his ioya and sorrows. protesting In angry. Injured fDnes "hr could see she preferred her father to him. and it was @ pity she ever Irft him." and so on and SO forth.
 AS usual. one word led to another. and "another' led to a push. and Che push I,d to a poker lnd-chnos.
 so you sooc what narrow border line there ls between a penny egg and perdi ton,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

The Seattle Bohemian Drought Beer if the best and most expensive draughi beer made in Seattle. For sale at Che Sc atuc saloon. corner state and Sixth ave nfro
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Bosworth G Aggers. wholesale dealers Fourth avenue. between Broadway and state streets. received by last boat choice poultry, butter eggs and vegc- IahIea
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Visit Che Royal steam plant and sec how laundry is done without Injury Co goods
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

A drst-class up-to-dotc hat thls week for S20O ot Chcncy'a Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Our big reduction salc is on our entire stock. Chency's Boston store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

FOR SALE" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan once.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Belle of Lexington Whlskcy-clght years old-lust ont of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis- key-strictly pure-at thc Seattle Saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Clothing. hats. shoes and mems fur nlshings all going ot knock down prices this week at Choncy's Boston store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid Society of Che Prcshy- tcrIan church meets this afternoon at Che residence of Che president. Mrs. c. B. lio- aden. sixth avenue. near Main. Co sew.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Alfred Dodgc's famous felt shoes ot cost
 Chcneys Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

For Rent and For Sale cards for sale at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

An kinds or soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B. Bottlng Co. Finh Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Bie bargains in shoes this week at Chency's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-13

Fine watch repairing at P. F. Kern'u.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-09
ROYAL VICTOR IS SPEEDY
TOOK THE TENNESSEE DERBY
YESTERDAY IN IMPRESSIVE
STYLE
FAvoRITEs WERE NOT In IT
SchOrr Pair, at One to Three, Could
Only Succeed in Landing Sec
Ond Money for Their
Hackers.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April S.-Before TO-
600 people T. P. Hayes brown colt Royal
Victor, by Victory-Sena Royal, won the
Tennessee Derby this afternoon at Mont
gomery park from John f. Schorr's bay
flly Lady Schorr, with George Longs
bay colt Gaheris third. The time was
1911, a very creditable performance.
The Schorr stable had named three
starters but Alard Scheck and Joe Frey
were scratched, and Farmer Bennett
was added to keep Lady Schorr COM
pany. SiddCns, The Commander and Dick
Burgess were also scratched, leaving only
six contestants. The Schorr pair were
held at prohibitive odds OF l to 5, while
8 to l was chalked against Royal Vic
tor. After two false breaks the field was
sent away to an excellent start, with
Royal Victor a head III front of Farmer
Bennett and the others close up. Far
1ner Bennett and Lady Schorr immedi-
ately raced to the front and with Royal
Victor a length away made the running
to the stretch. AT this point WINFIELD
sent the Hayes colt to the leaders and in
the run home he challenged Lady Schorr.
J. Woods. on the latter, went to the
whip, but his efforts were of no avail,
Royal Victor. well ridden by WINFIELD,
winning handily by three-fourthS Of
length. Gaheris made up a lot of ground
IN the stretch and finished third.
In the first race at six furlongs, the
local track record of 1:1434 was beaten by
SeVoy, who beat The Rush a head in
liza. The second event for two-year-
olds, at four and a half furlongs, was
Won easily by Lady Bird. The thi.
race developed a good two-year- old in
Brannigan, a chestnut colt by imported
Ben Strome-Acra, who won at four fur
longs in the fast time of :491a. Only two
faVorites were successful. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Severi won,
line Rush second, w. j. Deboe third.
Time, 1:141h
Second race, four and one-half fur
longs, selling-Lady Bird won, Yana sec
ond, Blue Ridge, third. Time, :56A.
Third race. four furlongs-Branniga
:491@
Fourth race one and one-eighth miles,
Tennessee Derby-Royal Victor won,
Lady Schorr second, Gaheris third Time,
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
selling-Amelia Strathmore won, Albert
Vale second, Little Tim third. Time,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-09
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Cape Town-Six fresh cases of bubonic
plague in Cape Town were officially re-
ported
Kingston. Jamaiea-Private adviees re-
ceived here from Panama say smallpox
is prevalent there.
London-The Cape Town correspondent
of the Daily Mail wires that Mr.. Cecil
Rhodes. who is at Kimberley, is now in
good health, having recovered from re-
cent slight indisposition.
Notwithstanding to a dispatch from
Cairo to the Daily Mail. the bubonic
plague has reappeared in Egypt, one
case having occurred in Alexandra
Liverpool-C. Moreland Agnew, upon
his arrival on the steamer Etruria, adj
mitted that he had the Gainesborough
portrait of the Duchess Of DeYonshire.
LCndon-The Very Rev. Frederick W.
Farrar, dean of Canterbury, whose con-
dition has for the last few days caused
anxiety, had restless night, and shows
no improvement.
Edinburgh-Robert and Walter Patti
son, who were managing directors of
the PattiSon whisky firm. which failed
in 1888 with deficiency of ESQ, 600, were
arrested IN connection with the flotation
or company. The arrests promise to
revive the sensation which followed the
failure of the whisky firm. which ruined
number of small firms
Toulon-The Italian squadron has ar
rived here, the battIeship Lepanto with
the Duke of Genoa on board, heading
the line. Statutes were exchanged and
an official visit was paid to Vice Admiral
De Beaumont, who said he was proud
TO welcome the fleet of a friendly ma
ton. The Duke of Genoa expressed the
happiness he felt at beng charged with
such an agreeable mission.
Madrid-Large and excited anti-clerical
meetings at Malaga Corunna and else
where have passed resolutions demand
ing that the government expel the re-
ns1ous orders from Spain. At Corunna
the manifestants paraded, shouting
with the converts. They stoned the
JesultS college and the offices of the
clerical newspapers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-09
The Loss of Gold.

CHAMBERS Journal
Inc annual loss Of gold is very great.
IL amount of gold currency lost ANIMAL .
~ py wear and tear alone is considera-
Die; McCulloch estimates it at IL ner
cent e Of f. the total anao~nt in circulation,
OF 31,9U0,0Vo Tor gold and silver combn-
ed On this basis it may be calculated
t that the annual loss which actually takes
about 94,0OO,00O. Gold is lost in MANI
oSher Ways, vast quantities are boarded,
large proportion of this is subsequently
lost as shown by the quantity of treas
ure-trove which comes to the surface
every year, though it probably represents
put a small part of that which has
peen concealed, and every ship which
FOUNDERS at sea takes certain amount
OF gold With it, which may amount any
where f-o3-i few pounds to millions il
1t happens 10 be laden with the precious
metal The amount of gold required an
nGally in the arts is estimated at Els
wy ., and as this calculation was made
a Few years ago when the annual pro-
auction was about e24000,00 it follows
that the amount used in this way is
about couble that which is used as cur
rency.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-09
IN FAR DISTANT HAuAN
WHAT is TRANSFERRING In UNCLE
sANPS MID-PACIFTC ISLAND
COLONY
WANT M'KINLEY AS A GUEST
Legislature Making Slow Progress
Steamship Mates On Strike-Chi-
nese Offended at a Con-
suIar Order.

HONOLULU, April 2 (via San Fran
cisco, April S.l-.A bill has been intro
duced in the house providing for an In
come and land tax and another bill to
levy a tax of 81 ton on all sugar pro-
duced on the islands. The Independents
are still somewhat divided. but the ses-
sions of yesterday and today indicate a
disposition to come together in order to
carry out the party legislative pro-
gramme before it is too late. Most OF
the party measures are hanging fire, and
i'll few days 1t will be too late for the
party to pass anything over veto from
Gov Dole. The senate has finally &C
cepted the resignation of President Rus
SELL as he continued to refuse to with
draw it, and this morning Senator Aaiue,
native from Wailuku, Maui, was
chosen president.
The houses have passed a Joint resolu-
ton asking President Mckinley to visit
Hawaii
A general strike Of the mates of the
vessels engaged in the inter-island trade
has tied up many of the vessels The
mates employed by the Inter-lsland
Steam Navigation company and the
Wilder Steamship company on over
twenty vessels have struck for higher
wages. The men were only recently
given United States certificates to allow
them to fill the positions they occupy
and are about all the licensed mates
here. They want the coast wages of $50.
SIS and $50 a month for first, second and
third mates. They have been getting
$GJ, $40 and SEQ
Roth companies are holding out though
today most Of their vessels are unable
to leave port.
Chinese Consul Wal Ping has issued
proclamation said to be based upon cir
culars received from Minister WI Ting
Fang at Washington ordering all MEM
bers of the Bow Wong Wui or Chinese
reform society, to call upon him and
forswear allegiance to the society on
penalty of having all their relatives in
China arrested and thrown into prison
if they refuse. Of the Chinese in the
islands over 5000 are enrolled members
of the Bow Wong Wui society and they
are generally disposed to defy tho con-
sui Some of them have already received
news of the arrest of their relatives IN
China
Robert w Wilcox, Hawaii's delegate
to congress, arrived home today on the
transport Hancock. He is here on a
short visit, intending to return to WASH
ington in May. Wilcox is expected, as
leader of the home rule party, to bring
together the divided clements of the
party and the Independents hope that
his visit here will result in healing the
splits in the party, that have so far pre-
vented the transaction Of business III
the legislature. Wilcox is said to have
strong leanngs toward the Republican
patty since his visit to washington.