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ArToRNEY8AT LAW.


wM. IA. BUTTNEk. Attorney ~
Law Advice free suits prose-
cuted and defended in ali courts.
u years experiences, Proceedings
in bankruptcy eompa niea lneof-
porated. Abstracts carefully eH-
amlasaH Collections made IN al
parts 4 the United states High
ert commercial ard bank fetsrrn-
ccn. III Third HFeun~.. oupoaits
Public LlbrnrI Phone Man lpo0
J. D. RAIL. JH.. Is Hoswen block.
10 Columbia st. above tst AFs.
General practice Ia ell The courts.
Damage Cases specially.
Ao1et att Fees #Guuaa a. ton Free.
Ten Years AetINr Practice
HARTFORD BEAUMONT counsel
OF atsiHs. D~rtef Horton Bsuk bid
a. =. FOSTER Mutual LIE bid.
fboae Main ~.
J a kfIfods. s!e Hailvy bu I1inx.
NtSFaS a AUST. q boston H.oek
w y. lAhBuTH. sot-s. PAeiac Dix
4. q MACDONALD. 90 burke Bid.
Root Palmer a nfosa. f'loase5 bid
p q raSoyEk 3 Sc Halter bldg
LYMAN ? kNtFt 10 Halter bldg
q wtHp kE4l 81 burke bidg
J p noHgLAH % Sew YofA bIE
HiDtitRD psnuuS sos.s \ *
s 3. LAsotANu - N~v york Blk
HORACE PETER So New York bk
D ID PtnkEn. 81 PACING iilock
PiERhE = FEhHY 1870 second
" u MARTIN tawYer a ilostun bk
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canal site was veil considered
T-be plans vii De formula tod al
rapidly ~ possible chairman 81
arHw il authorised 20 all whom
rves he pieaucs 70 the committee.
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~ II = 2 q EEAOk lfffET -
the State Of aahinston. for =.
County Of King. Ia Prohat. +
the matter Of the estate u WEa.-
NJ Miles. deceased. No. 20 -
der 10 show cause Why a.sr5s.
ton should not bs made.
Scott Calhoun. admlnlstr.tss .
the estate u William NJ. Mics =
ceased. having filed in this corr :,
petition setting forth that "a =
tate = nov IL q condition q !.
closed and IL ready for dlsuisa4--
" the residue thereof asnNg =.
persons entitled b. law thereto 49,
"a Appearing 10 the court thai -
petition sets forth facts sus3eeas |.
authorize a distribution Of tie ~
due Of said estate. II IL tker4su
ordered by the court that az psrs,s,
interested Ia the estate u tie ~
William AZ. Miles deceased b IL
appear before the said sgy~rw
Court 81 King County, slsgs I
Washington. Al the court rssz I
the probate department 81 sad cen
ln the city Of Seattle on ths "a
day OF May. 1901. at the hour II
o clock a M. Of said day, tasa ~
there to show caure, IL any a.
have. shy an order OF disirissda
should not be made o. th4 rsEss
Of said estate among the heir i.
persons IN said petItlon HeEtlaas-
according 10 Law.
IL - further ordered that q ser
Of this order he psblishsd o11s
- &c X for feur successive Eesks ~
insertions. before the said la al
Of May. 1891. in the Seattle stT
a newspaper printed ana psblsAa
In Eaid King County and q geasl
circulation therein.
Done in open court this stk dAy 4
April. 1901.
BOYD ]. TALLMAN. Inass
State OF Washington. CeXy
King. 81.
/. {. A. Koepfii. county clerk AT
eN-offlcio clerk of the Superior Coxa
OF the state Of Washington fE y
County Of King. do hereby osrttr
that the foregoing Is a fuH, tHa
and correct copy q an original =.
der 20 show cause. made b. "a
court on the sth day Of April. ~.
the matter Of the state Of Mha4z
81. Miles. deceased.
Witness my hand and the sal (
said court this sth day Il April -
{. A. KoEPfI
Cerk
BY d. X. sicKELs
Deputy ceTk
Date Of FIRST publication. Apra l
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT "
King County, state Of Nssnis
ton. Daniel Murray. plalntiR
The Northwest Glass WefM
PENDANT. No LIZA oraes
recting notice to creditors q
And now on this e5th Ga.
March. 1901. the application ei
Hollenbeck. receiver herein, ~
Orler directing notice 10 ofeai.o.s,ss
said defendant corporation, $3.50 ~. =
on to be heard. and Il appears -,
the court that since the appoihs'..,,,l
Of said r. II. Holisnbeck A. -.
receiver no order has been - -.
requiring creditors and persons .s
ing claims against said cosp9t'.h,
TO present the same TO- o. nv i,
same with said +. Is. HolehpesS
receiver. .-ss,.
Now. therefore. IL is hereby ofss,
ed. that am creditors and othei "a
sons having any claim againa ~ =,
defendant corporation, Inc -.
west Glass Works. are hereby esus
ed and required % present NV = "a
with the necessary vouchers, -
=. r. Hollcuheck, as receiNei york
in. at his office in the New IN.
block. in Seattle. washington, "a
in 81 days after the date q ths ~
publication " this order anu ~ K,
all claims not so presented saa"
forever barred. .,sf
II is further ordered that -
OF this order hg published 80 81.
week for Ave t5l weeks In tns ~
tie star. a newspaper prlnVesu xiss
published I'm the city 81 seatus
county, Washington. - AsS
Done in omen court this -esa
Of March. 1901. -.
BnYp j. TALLMAN. Juases
Date of first publication
~. 1901.
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The eahaaian Bsak oil Commerce
Capital pad up ........... ta.uuu 90
tEiEht Million DoilasH1
surplus sa........4..ss..... g. coo 100o
Interest allowed OF time aeuuHitM
A general Banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE uItANCH-C Of
James s. and Second Avenue.
y. \. CAMERON MRr.
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ARcHITEcTs.

a TiprMAND. q eoiman block.
MeManus a Walker. 20, \ I blk
= " HouGuToN. Ns-I7 collins
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
OSBORNE. THEMPEH . CO. inc.
Abstract Company, established
ibs1. Mining claim abstracts Base
meut 81 the Mutual Lifr building
Booth -WhIttlesey sHauford Abstract
Co. established 1895. basement Of
Hniier block Telephone Main i9t
REAT-rIE Abstract 20. ~ i bIk
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The finest hanginRH made. All the
go East. See samples. Star Paint
Co, 30O-302 Pike street
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AB.HI-KO.NA

Best OF all refrlReratorH To- the
Herrick. Al n. e. Miles = Piper 60.
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AUcTIoNEERs.
AUCTION eLlFs

MARTIN a FoN.s auction room.
ir1s Third ave sAfe once a week
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Call on the NJ. -. Pcase- johnson
Co for millinery and suits.
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Your own IDEAS adapted 10 your
head. Clare, 1901 Second avenue.
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Diamond Ice In the best. II costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel
Main 1889.
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On en- The cir OF EVERETT
SEATTLE. EVERETT.
AM EDMONDS Route

Leave seattle. ~ a. M. ~ NJ. and
3 l.. m.
Leave Everett s.i5 a. m. 2.90 and
IL y. m.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Colmnn dock. Seattle. Tel RED aaI.
Fare 75c round trip 81 90. First
class meals served at so cents.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT "
the State OF washington. ioz u
County OF King Probate Aoasa
State Of Washington. County
king. s.. In the matter u TIE =
tate Of William NJ. Niles, deceass.
No. 264s. Notice Of settlsnen1
final account
Notice IL hereby given thar Sna
Calhoun. administrator Of ne =
tate Of William ii. Miles, deesase-
has rendered to, and fled - -
court has Anal account as ssea -
ministrator and that Friday,
10th day OF May. iaQl at s;se oesoeA
a. m. at the court room Of tne -
bate department Of our said sly
Tor Court. In the City OF Sesttis !
said King County. has been du9 ~
pointed bv said court for ne sesss
meut Of said account, at whaeh -
and place any person interests :
said estate may appear ana ns =
exceptions IN writing 20 SAID y
count. and contests the SAINT.
Witness, the Hon. BOYD J. -
man. Judge OF said Superior sel.
and the seal Of said court hersse =
fixed this Sth day Of April, Isl.
{. a. koEPFI.
clefk
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Water vii b. shut OF tonight .
In the city mains on First hiIl. (
Hsuton hill. Beacon hill Rain .
Ter heights and Thirflsth 20
Thirty nth avenues. The stop. I
page 10 necessary In order to I
make connection with the pump
main al the pumping station
Broadway and Denny way.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II THE SUPERIOR C0rET E.
the State 81 Washington. faf =,
County Of King. IN Prohat. :
the matter OF the estate u Wlg...
n Niles. deceased. No. 20 -
der 10 show cause Why d.s;r.ss.
FHf.a4 aFaafUE 81 -. -. -
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BAhks-contlnued.


THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capitol. tl59. 900
General banking business tfabhacied
j -. HuRe. tf# pres #. HcMlrk-
On. siCe pres. l. Turner. cash. H.
y HHrthurat. asst. rrHh Exchange
un pfinriput eitlea ~ 81 Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid uu capital ..... HIlO 900
TrHuHartr general banking business
" = Henry pres g. + Spencer.
c8eh Safe dsBaHIi vaults for rent
Sale DepOsit sault BoSo. Tor Hoat
eUslless coLLEGEs.
LEos business college. Union. "a.
iuHlflduhl instruction. all auhJrota
BEET methods ana teachers. Acme
HusIncas college. second and Pike.
Is y school Telsgraphy starr rd
wnHau.a business college AuIu tls
cLAlHVoYANTg.
GERTRUDE MYHEN. greatert Nv
ing elaifFoyhnt Leland. SO - aY.
MRH HENDERSON. elairvoyaut.
reHllnga 90 Nrudlme. 1916 lat az
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MoNgy coneelsa. d neslon block.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
BEATTLE Clothes Pressing %.
clothes in shape fl.b0 month. dye
inR repairing 1901 1fd HuT i00t
utaiiEHT ufieaa for crnt=au cloth
lnE Day, TAYLOR 10 star BOYD bld
coHtRAC, 0H ano BUILDERS.
T. kOgLEHEHG PnudaE. paper
hanging, kalHamimiuK loz2 PM.
BunEBQJ IaT 4 HDaELEAf. shops
al uhzz1 spr.nE street
J. X SWIFT houHe aud sign pain
to. LAhe axanug. Frlmonl
DANCING ACADEMIES.
AIT and Mra Llttls's Academy. De
pertinent. dancing. physical cul-
iarE w ~ dlsan hrt I'd and tth.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
block J h nawEou. manager.
DENTISTS.
a " PHILLIPS. "a Heuaay bis.
Chicago Dental t1 Ez.a IIuckIst
DHEssmAKERS
FoH Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns cell al Lamb Sisters. $40
81 collins block
Mme. Nufi-i skirts faced and bound.
la - INTO 6 !. m b3 Mcdonald bk
NM SMITH modists. : Hincklsy.
Lynch a SHAW ts-7 HHHirr BldR
DYEiEG AID CLEANING.
PARTISAN DYE WORKS We
cal for clean. press aH1 deliver
your rloth he's once ius Iet ave.
AMENtcAN steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning ffHH - ave Tel Main ~
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
EHIeKRoS & WY'MAN 90. manu-
farfuro and repair electrical ap-
rHfafuf 1f1t Wet az HHin ffk
FINANCIAL.
a7=Hsz=z azzHa=z-aa-sa7aHss
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TO LOAN Private money a. low
rate % interest Gfoii. DamuN A
osnsr. io5 Marion street
WARRANTS bought and cold. Nor
riaan & Esheinsan Mutual Life bid
OF YMpfC on. 60 II. HaIIar BLOCK
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OIL AND GASOLINE.

CALL up Olympic OH Co. Tel. Main
s5l. 9I1 Third avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRAND RAIL- - A grand ball will
be given at Ranke Hall Thursday
evening, April rs, hy Seattle Coun-
ell ll6 of the Fraternal Ala AsSo-
citation. Tickets 20 cents.
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osreoPATHY.

Fix years experience chronic cases.
luDkart = Howell aHtsDpa IHa. SO
LglLlng blgek fhaHs. Mnlu -.
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DANCING ACAOgMIGs.

AIT and Mra LItils'a Academy. de
pertinent. dancing physical cul-
ture Hlr ~ dlsan BIT ri and tth.
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Date Of FIRST publication, Apri |
1901
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PATENT ATTORNEY.


Brrnss q CO. AN atafr-B BOYD bog
?. q ADAA6 lrattlaK ga-naa D.
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CALL on Dickson 4 Price for Sank
River Mining Co. stock, or TO
trade oil stocks whereby we can
hold stock In several companies.
and the first one striking oil we
will be Ina II. ONCE 321 Pacific blk.
NADON, WRIGHT a. CO. brokers.
POI Pacific block. Alaska mines
and Nome claims a speciality.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
pYrIna 40 cLfAnlnc.

FAHIsfAN DYE W0HKs = We
cal f1r. clean press aui deliver
your clothes once ias Iet ave.
ANEr1cAN steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning ffFH - ave Tel Main ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
MAY STOP RACING.

CHICAGO, June 17.-Notice OF inturc-
ton was served this afternoon on the Of
ficials of the Harlem race track. as the
result of Judge Holden having granted a
writ against pool selling at the track. The
sport was not. however, interfered with
this afternoon. Whether the effort to stop
racing will be successful. the track owners
do not venture TO say. The movement
originated in the old war here between
the pool room keepers, John Corson. the
proprietor of Harlem, and his partner.
James O'Leary. having antagonized other
pool room men who have succeeded in
enlisting the help of some prominent poll
ticians. The latter have the cooperation
of the citizens league and all racing In
Chicago may be stopped. 1t is announced,
however, that there will be no Interior
ence with next Saturdays derby. There
was good crowd at Harlem this after
noon. Advance Guard won the feature
event OF the day from Bangle, the favor
ite
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
IN SOCIETY,",
eeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeesee

On last Wednesday evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stump, on
South Broadway, Mr.. Len v. Cooper
and Miss Martha Gertrude Cotter were
Joined in the holy bonds of matrimony
in the presence of near friends and rel
atives. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Clark, of the Thomson NJ
E. church, and was followed by boun-
tiful spread. Numerous presents were
showered upon the young couple, and
the evening was spent in a most enjoy
able manner by the twenty five couples
present.
Mr. Cooper is a prominent employe
at Stone & Thomas, and his wife is a
charming young lady of the Garden
Spot. The young couple have gone to
housekeeping at 103 South York
street.
The wedding Of MIR. August Holder
man, prominent young business man
of North Benwood, and Miss Odessa
Bigelow, also of that city, will be united
in marriage in the st. Matthews Ger
man church, Benwood, by the Rev.
Paul Metzenthin on the evening of June
26th. The ceremony will be solemnized
at $3.50 o'clock in the evening, and at
its conclusion a reception will be ex-
tended to the young people at Hold
erman's hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18

THE NILSSON FACTION HELD


Special to the Register
CLEVELAND. O., June l7.-Senator
Hanna's statement that the McKisson
faction which has successfully opposed
him for a number of years in local poll
tics should be kicked out of the party
has brought down upon his head the
wrath OF many of the leading Republi-
cans OF this city. For the time it look
ed as II there would be harmony in the
coming county convention, but the Nc
Kissonites have now declared open war.
Senator Hanna. in an interview stated
that IL there was trouble in the con-
vention Foraker would aave to blame
himself as it would be his friends who
would make it. Tonight an indigna-
ton meeting was called by the Mckis-
sonites to protest against the utterances
of the Senator.
Walter D. Means, chairman of the Re
publican committee. in speech that
was wildly applauded, said:
If 1t is true, as Senator Hanna says,
that this is Senator Foraxers fight, let
Mr.. Hanna withdraw his following from
the convention and let Mr. Foraker's
friends control it. We have always
been friends of Foraker. Hanna has
thrown down the gauntlet too many
times We were trying for harmony
this time but look out for trouble now
The boys will be scrappy. Things will
surely break loose In the convention
THURSDAY"
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Columbus S-Wheeling 6.
Dayton Fort Wayne 8.
Louisville 5-Toledo 4.
Marion indianapolis 0.
to the Register.

Special to the Register.
SOLUtMBUS, o., June 1.-THE tail
enders proved better mud horses than
the Stogies this afternoon and won out
after an exciting contest lasing eleven
innings. A severe thunder storm about
two o'clock put the field in poor con-
dition, and kept the crowd down to a
handful The game was delayed Is
minutes to give the field chance to dry
out, but it was pretty wet all through
the game and most of the errors were
excusable. Manager White decided to
give Tom Irwin anoher chance in the
box. The Senators opened hard on him,
scoring three runs in the second and
three more in the fourth on some good
hitting and three errors by the visitors.
Irwin len settled down and held his
opponents safe until the eleventh. Tai
bot was out of condition, and was hit
hard at times. Wheeling tied the score
in the eighth and all but won out in
the ninth when Talbot gave Delehanty
a base on balls, and after fumbling Her
bert's bunt threw wild to first. With
men on second and third, and no one out
Thoney flied to McCallister, who by a
perfect throw to Zinram, caught Dele
hanty at the plate. Irwin was an easy
out and the Stogies were never danger
Gus thereafter. In the eleventh, Grant
doubled, lMullaney was hit by a pitch
ed ball, and both scored on singles by
VanBuren and McCallister. STREET. and
Wagner, local amateur, will be the OPP
posing pitchers tomorrow Score.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Wheeling Sports accept the chal-
lenge Of the Monte Cristos for ten 1er--
seys side for game on the 4tn OF
July. The line up of the sports will
be: Wesley C, Jose p, West S. Burns
lib, Coils 2b, Tighe 3b, III. Staley II,
A. Staley CT, Cuppel RI, Smith and Lewis
extra pitchers.
The A. Kase club challengs tn w. T.
Scroggins for a game Saturday after
noon on the Sixth street grounds. The
line up is as follows: w. Triggs sc,
Tighe and Albert p, and SIS, Dunlap 10,
Brooke 2b, Muningham 3b, Holland IT,,
Kelley CT, Siple RI.
The Katzen, ammers have organized
ball team for the season and have the
strongest team in the city for its age
They challenge any team under W years
of age. II accepted answer through the
Register.
The Central Sluggers challenge the
Cricket team for game of ball Friday
for SIS side. Answer through the Reg
lister.
An interesting game of base ball was
played at Bachmans ball park on Chap
line hill yesterday afternoon between
the Central Garden Club and the Bach
man Sluggers. The Central Garden
team won out after a fierce struggle
to the tune of 16 to 4. Clerk Hen
nings' work in the left garden, and
Phil. Bachmans' smooth playing at
second were features of the game.
The Wheeling Business College team
will cross oats with the wheeling High
School team tomorrow afternoon on
the tunnel green.
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AT THE HOTELS.
Towns and Neishboring States,
Who Are Guests of tho Local

= LlSt OF tine tIs1tOrs from nearby
Towns and Neishboring states,
Who Are Guests of tho Local
Hotels.
Judge NJ Dent, OF Grafton, Is a
Stamm guest.
Hon. S. Bruce Hall. OF New Martins
vile, is Mcclure guest.
The Rev. John H. Miller, of Parkers-
burg, is a Mcclure guest.
ST. Charles-W. X. Shaffer, Grafton;
W. H. Harpman, Grafton
The Hon. W. C. Burgundthal, OF st.
Clairsville, is at the Grand Central
Attorney J. W. Vandervort, OF Park
ersburg, is a prominent State arrival at
the Mcclure.
Frunswick-Grant Anderson and
wife, West Liberty; John Rockingham,
Warrington; B. S. McBrlue, st. Glars
vile.
Grand Central-B Fl. Thachton,
Huntingdon Thomas g. Downing, New
Martinsville; John Morgan and ]. e.
Chambers. Charleston; A. II. Gray,
Cameron.
Park-Miss C. Roth, New Martins
vile; T. L. Hail. Lot, J. ". Grim and
c. R. Martin, Middlebourne; A. NJ. Ban
lex, Sistersville; Belle II. Dean. Nor
gantown; G. A. Sharp, Parkersburg.
Stamm-Scott Fairer, st. Mary's; c.
H. Hunter, MoundsviIle: Geo. H. Rob-
erts, Pittsburg; H. l. Henderson,
Moundville; Geo. W. Beans, PittsDurg:
Theo. e. Keil, Pittsburg; w. c. Cole
and wife, Hundred.
McLure-C. ". Richbold, Parkers-
burg; NJ. r. Sites and s. l. Conoway.
Charleston; Max Lasdusky, Piltsburg:
C. W. Swisher, airmont: James II.
Water. DIR. C. e. Hutchinson. Dr. Jas.
e. Cooper and E. N Todd. Cameron;
Hon. Walter Lyon, A. c. DeHasen and
wife. PitUburg; s. Bruce Hall, New
Martinsville; A. P. Dennis, Dubois; ?,
". Morris, Harrisville; [. Fitzgerald,
Jr.. Fairmont: c. II. Adams, Pitrsburg.
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y So 81 .z1zs
HAN M An. rofio nfco. 5knS
Al ! ma1e meeting a fhe Federal rGi<S
held Sunday, Fronclsco Acunx Mo
elected party leader 70 succeed 1Gp6o6
Rivera. y I.
As . first step toward estaB1ishina
harmonious relations between the ND
eral party and the American authoxis
ties. committee composed of Senofe1
Acuna, Santiago Palmer and Dia1 Ma
varro paid their respects to- Governor
Allen to-day and offered him their CO.
operation in whatever measurea would
advance the best interests Of Porto
Rico. It is now thought the time has
come when party chickering's should
cease and be overlooked, and that I'll
men should unite ia q common deoire
to aid the government. The committee
informed Governor Allen that they
were satisfied the intentions Of the adj
ministration had been for the best.
To-day's visit of the COMMITTEES Of
there is the first instance wherein lead
ers Of the Federal party have called
upon the American governor, and It Il
taken as an indication of complete po-
litical harmony in the future.
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0DELL FOR PRESIDENT.
senator Plat Predicts the Electiox
of New Yorkss Governor.

Senator Plat Predicts the Election
Of New York.s Governor.
NEW YORK, june 1.-THE Journal
and Advertiser will say tomorrow:
1T seems to me that Governor Odell
will be reelected, and that he will later
be President
This was Senator Thomas C. Platt'S
reply to question put to him yester-
day by Journal and Advertiser re-
porter as to whether Governor 0dell Is
likely to succeed him in the Senate two
years hence.
1T has been reported that you may
resign from the Senate before your term
expires?"
Il have no such intention. The only
fact is that propose to retire when
my term ends in 1903. The reports thai
l am in i'll health are unfounded."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
NEGRO POLITICAL MEETING

In Jacksonville Makes Threats
Against the whites-seixed Two
Street Cars.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 17.-At
a negro political meeting in the Sixth
ward tonight a mob OF hundred or
more negroes swore vengeance against
the whites, declaring they would kill any
white man who came in the district
They seized two street cars that were
passing and drove the motormen and
conductors from their cars. The mob
was dispersed on the arrival OF the POI
lice in force. In the melee preceding the
arrival OF the police. Willie Cook,
young negro, was seriously wounded b.
a pistol ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
NO REPORT OF REvERsEs.

LONDON, June 1s.-Lord Kitchener
has not yet furnished report Of the
reverses OF the $50 Victorian mounted
rifles of Gen. Beatson's column at Steen-
koelspruit June 18th
Small affairs continue to be reported
from South Africa. Scneepers COM
mando Is locked in at Murraysburg in
Cape Colony
Lord Kitchener has moved to Bloom
fontein.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
Open Golf Cham pi onshfp.

HAMILTON, Mass, June 17.--Willie
Anderson, OF Pittsfleld. Mass, won the
open golf championship of the Unitc1
States, IS hole play out, on the Myopia
course here this morning, playing
against Alec Smith, OF Scotland. An
derson beat Smith one stroke in the
Is holes, the totals being SIS to So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
GONE TO THE BOTTOM.

TACOMA. Wash. June Fit is almost
certain that the fishing schooner White
Wing. Captain James johnson, owned by
the Icy Strait Packing Company, has
gone to the bottom with the crew OF thir-
ty. somewhere between the north end Of
Vancouver island and Mcres6y island