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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-29
WE WANT
Houses /!

We must have them. We have
60 houses built to take care of 500
men. How do you suppose we do
Ii? To tell the truth we do not.
We need dozens of houses to take
care Of these men.
"BEECHWOOD"
Is the wonder of all who look on
1t. Its growth Is the town talk. It's
opportunities are boundless. Mon
ey invested there will yield the
greatest returns.
We have an immense call for q
and room houses. We will guar
antee you tenant for every house
you build. You can make a hand
some profit.
The street car line is In operation
to BEECHWOOD. We are going
to have a big SPRING SALE of
lots soon Don't wait for this, but
line up and get one or more lots
now.
If you don't believe that houses
are needed. go out to BEECH
WOOD any evening, except sun
day, at $50, and see the distsnce
the lords of men travel to reach
their present homes. These men
must locate near their work.
REMEMBER, there is not lot
on sale outside of BEECHWOOD
within ONE MILE of the mills.
Let Us show you those fine $3.50.
lots-Sold on very easy terms.
Write for plan and price list.
Parkersburg Land Co.
Citizens Bank Bldg.
Mitchell & Shrewsbury, Local
Agents. 2o4 Fourth St.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-29
-.N=
NATIONAL GAMES YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn Philadelphia, rain.
Boston, / New York, 0.
Pittsburg, 4; Cincinnati, 8.
Chicago, 5; st. Louis, /.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-29
Summer Law School

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
In Virginia mountains SD Summer. July to Septem-
her 1s2 BY the Law Faculty Helpful to beginners;
to candidates for the bar and to prac who have
H. G. MINOR. Secretary, Charlottesville, Va.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-29
Games Today.

Chicago at Baltimore, Cleveland at
Washington, st. Louis at Boston, De-
troit at Philadelphia.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-29
TWO MEN KILLED
And a Third One Probably Fa-
tally Injured BY the
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
While Fishing. One of the
Most Fatal

Accidents That Has Ever Occurred
Here TO q Fishing Party.-George
Chambers and Edward Inglemarr I'm.
stantDy Killed.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-29
American Games Yester-

Philadelphia, IL; Detroit, 4.
Chicago 5; Baltimore. 2.
Boston, 6; st. Louis, 2.
CLEVELAND Z. WASHINGTON 8
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-29
. National League standino.
Games Today.

New York at Boston, philadelphia
at Brooklyn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05

L 'ha j. harmless cough cure that
laiea relief. Cures coughs. colds
1ranehitis, whoolif- cough pneu-
s, asthma, lasripEe and all throat
.e-' aid lung troubles ] got soaked
2 r.a, says Gertrude f Fenner. Nu-
it I'D. and contracted a severe cold
~ soush. Is ed raridl. lost Is lbs.
~ .ruggist re- nmeried One Minute
Il Cure. first bottle brought
- several Gu ed me | am back T.
oil weight. lis lbs One Minute
Caueh Cure cuts the phiecm. relieves
Tie eaugh a. once. driws out tintlamation
ares Group N ideal remedy for chill.
II, Il. Cook i Ddee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
LOTTERY is Roso1o
o.e.,. o, Company Try Hard 70 '''
press the News

Now orleans. nec ne 'I anrn
and safe of the M'Ni'a" nnreiaritei
pany in this cit, ".,n ,, hr,ac opened
during the night. the safe .,'",, - money
and n considerable am'nl' = ri. 81
and M lottery tickets stolen, ' ,ompany.
i,""rs Ace and employees Of .n, n, a""' a,r a@Ins
instead IN Of making complaint. a'sut 49, ,he
, all IN ,n.,. ,ecomins known. a. The n",, ',,
ness was carried on "''
Of the law.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
! LAND LAWS.
"a0's Only homcs,e sd Meas
sfe TO Remain.

~ W'''oa he : Senator Quar-.
H. :. !" has introduced a bill
le w" desert land law
Scr ~ 'ii issns the entry 'o
So lands under the
&C Il, avs and also q pro.
u. 'ie stead law. permit.
SAss s.. 'aiion of homestead
saos o, = oaarlcs said the I'm.
So lana III IL 10 preserve the
|IN eha actual settlers. and
he on..t. red 10 have all laws
|ssas con-, aa'nost"ad law. repealed
|." had ~. he said. that these
So1are1 n abused. The senate
tS,fe'a,ion termination TO press
|S Pow. the bin. Representa-
"1a slr massachusetts intro
p'll In the house.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
oA9S LAKE DECISION
'''fs. lydeck Wins Contest Eetore IN.
terror Cerarttnert

Washington, Dec. 5--The secretary
4 ~ interior has rendered > deci.
zen confirming the claim Of Mrs
''.'i.f J %deck to part Of section 1G
"a "'rh the townsite Of Cass Iala
= located. Mrs Lydecks claim was
oae"d on an Indian allotment and ma
4 ~ canned section i as school
lahas The case can now he appealod
y I Ae courts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05

philadelphia. p't -, % . Mrnday i'1a
Gh"s'2y Jl, sh", and Killed Mss KATE 'b,a,ar ,ar
sctt. lcadins s..',ontrd Mo,'t suicide. is rapidly
AMI then alnr an'1'". The hospital phHsl,
growing W., w., is absolutely no hope
clans say ,ry '",r, and that his death Is
Of ON ~, F, question Of few hours
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
Pension Appropriation EiII

commit - o. appropriations has agreed
y 2A 1Ae pension appropriation bin.
ahpioFtlatcs Sl318f7. 500. which !,
:o.9,a noic than for the current yea1
iitfc 1 more catarrh III tlls sec.io.
=. lhe country than all other diseases
lAf 'o" ta"r. and untii tie last fe,,
ar @as supposed to ic in .nrable
isf Il great many Years doctors prc.
itiihe"d II q local disease, and prescril
.1t local remedies. and Is const,ntly
'ai.lhs y cure with local ,rt atnent p,o.
h7lheed i incurahle. Science has
proven catarrh TO be eonstj.ntio, al
disease, a'.d therefore requires c,r s.itu.
tiaaa. treatment. Halls Ca,arrh cure
mar 'actHrea by t. j Cheney + Co
st' ~. OHIO ls the only constitutional
ti.fe - tie market. II il taken inter.
lazy II doses from ~ drops t. a tea.
III nttala ltacte direct on The blood
al mucous surfaces ~ the system
! 10y o'fer ole hundred dollars FIR ans
'a+e i La '9 cure. send.or circulars
.tii testimonials Adjrcse.
i j CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. q
NH.a iR druggists. 15c.
la. ami. Pilis are tie hest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
,o,isn Ralph Much 'mp'o'

,,nis pcc 5.-l was stu" ,,.";n, =.
81 lou'S. ,,tI during the morhii'S
,hc Snuth''h, ,i,,,n lam If Julian Ralph. the
'h.' 'hn Newspaper rerrrsr"na'WN'. Wcanes ~so
,n,l',fs an risn'. is much improved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
{ PROCEEDINGS.
of Importance During
oref Session.

49, nj !. '"o. Soon after tho
s~alIons ar heveridgc had read
b.. W ao,e.a. me convention com.
t,@ lert,'.aoes from Oklahoma aud
n y bon - iasoring the admis.
\, 'pposIn' ,'fritories an one state
M ho,lnn ne house omnibus bill.
>,eu = Mr.. Stewart New a
'aosntion was adopted
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
Iia.. : ani. Pllis are tie best.

II ! iclntyre, ST Paul, MINI. who
la teen troubled! with a d.sordered
-,n.ari, sag. Chan berlain' Stomach
al Llefr tablets do ne more good
thar aht hing have ever taken. 70
-4'e 81 a. druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
To The lnblic.

Allow me 70 say few words in praise
Of Chamberlain : Cough Remedy. had
a very severe cough and cold and feared
would get pcnumoria, but after takir 9
the second dose Of this medicine ! fell
better. three bottles oi it cured my cold
and the pain in my chest disappeared
entirely. | am most respectfully yours
for health. RALPH S. MYERS. "a Thirty.
seveath St. Wheeling, ". Va. For sule
by all druggists.
II you are bilious and seeking advisers
Take DeWitt's Little Early Kisers.
Just before going TO bed.
You are rid OF your sorrow-
That's all. just enough said.
These famous pills do not gripe. but
move the bowels gently and easily. clean
sing the liver. Their tonic effect give:
strength TO the glands. preventing "a re
turn ot the disorder Cook Odee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-29
CanitaI kotes.

Attorney General Knox is confined to
his bed with a heavy cold. President
Roosevelt called upon him, Wednesday.
Tho cold Is yielding to treatment.
Col. Gerald c. Kitson, military at
tache of the British embassy, called on
the President. Wednesday, and pre-
scented Capt. Bell Of Canada, who rep
resented the Dominion government at
the funeral of LORD Fauncefote.
The Senate committee on territories,
Wednesday. decided By a formal vote
against fixing any time for the con
sideratlon of the omnibus statehood
bill, providing for The admission Of ok
lahoma, New Mexico and Arizona into
the Union.
\ telegram from United States Con-
sui General llama at Monterey, says
that the remains of the late United
States Consul Arthur ii. Williams, who
died in the hospital at Monterey, Tues
day. will be shipped to his home in
Manchester, n. H. Mr.. Williams mar
ried the daughter Of Senator GaIlinger
She died several years ago, leaving g
daughter, Alice Gallinger Williams.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North,
East, South and West.

Harry oelrichs "a brother of Herr
man and rharlra 81. O-Irichs. died at
| Newport, II \. Wednesday,
Thc Ilth General Assembly of The
! United Presbyterian church was for
mally opened AT Pittsburg. Wednesday
night
Y mae general synod or the Reformed
'" h-t-rian church adjourned 1t cam
He a.s. annual COM .1n in
caate, vt.
\ ftAo"s me passengers on the steam
! ship Philadelphia, which sailed from
! New York. Wednesday, was Con.
/ Joseph Wheeler Who viii b. abroad for
! three months. Bishop Potter sailed On
the Oceanic for Il thrcc-months' vaca-
| ton abroad.
AIT the persons injured by the col
| lapse of Il temporary street bridge 1T
| 9Th avenue ana 18th street at New
York, Tuesday evening. while the
parade in houor of the French visitors
WAS passing. were reported. Wednes-
| cay, % be improving
Cabling from Brussels, the correspon-
| dent of tho London Daily Telegraph
says the agreement for the incorpora-
tion Of The Holland-Amcrican Line of
steamships in the shipping combine
was signed, Saturday, and that it will
remain in force - years.
Tev. s. Linton EeII. FOR Is years pas
| tor of HE First Congregational church
in Mat3jehead, Mass, died at his par
ssh home Tuesday night. from a COM
piicatton of diseases. Rev. MIR. Bell
u+as 52 years II age. He was born III
Ireland ana educated in the leading
schools and colleges OF England
The body cf Lulu Marley Of Hins-
dalr. n. Il- who WAS drowned three
weeks ago near North Hartland. VT.
was found, Wednesday. in log drive
which is damned against the Counectf-
cut river brige AZ Hrattlcboro, VA Miss
Manley. who was I years NJ ure, ana II
girl friend We're capsized While boat
ing. Both persisted. The body of the
other girl was found within a short
time.
The schooner Canadian, capt. Mes
ner. which arrived at ST. John. n b.,
Wednesday, from Barbados with a car
40 ~ mOlaeses. loft st. Pierre April 70.
and was likely the last vessel tO leave
there prior to the eruption. Capt. Mes
ner says when he left Mont Pelee was
burning fiercely. Of the vessels in port
he SAYS most We're Italians ana there
was one three-masted American schoon-
or which reached there about April 2G
with cargo Of coal.
Jack Root who was to have met
George Gardiner IN Il finish fight at
Carson, Nevada, July 4. has telegraphed
Al Smith Of San Francisco, that he
will have nothing % do with the con-
tract. Root claims that the forfeits
nave not been posted. Harry Corbett
insists he had $500 belonging to Sena-
tor Livingstone Of Nevada, represent
inE the promoters and $500 Of Alec
Gregains' money posted as u side for
felt ever since the match was made.
Al. Weinig may ne signed in Roots
place.
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SOMERSET.
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ia, house from the effects of a fall sus-
tanned several dawes a-o
i' ,','' oo'liiii 1,
somewhat better. IT, b1s been = az, ,.e s,
sick man. Dr. Edwards is ATTENDING
him.
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u'S.
THE Republicans held their caucus.
SATURDAY evening, III II. Tt FoIsom'a
Office. Il. H. Folsom WAS chosen chair
chosen Fan. the st,te convcntion. nr
Edwards N M I,.rr,rd II j rinI.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-29

We saw that large slice of the no,,n-
tain had fallen, leaving exposed > nor
nendicular cliff. In this cliff ue,o fivo
huge tunnels. which were not sroljpy
me crater Is a great, sloping. oval de
| preston, from which smoke is,.,,ne. j..
it does from The great crater with M
exception that here there we're raw
ashes in the smoke. The river Falaise
is boiling hot and so muddy that ono
quart Of water weighed four hounds
Volcanic stones of the nature of n,Ini,.p
floats in this water.
Mr.. KEENAN, witnessed the exnlo-
SION of Monday night and WAS mucn
Interested in the phenomena. The ev-
preston was accompa nicd al intervals
by bright light which lasted for hair an
hour at time. This light was steady
and Illuminated the entire montiin ton
Prot. Hill says he did not see this light.
felt Mr.. KEENAN, ana his uartv IN
good health and in safety They seem
ed to be in no hurry to come back to
Fort De France"
The explosion of this morning was ~
companicd by an enormous column of
smoke which rose fully three miles into
the air, but which WAS largely hidden
from the view Of the people Of Fort Dc
France by heavy cumuiua. There
was, consequently no panic here. This
column of smoke was seen from the
British cruiser interchangeable while snr
was at sea.
The IndefatiEablc arrived here. this
morning. to make another attempt to
recover the body of the British consul
~ -. Pierre, Mr.. Jcpp, ana the ar-
chiVes of the consulate. With This cnd
in view the British cruiser proceeded
this afternoon, for St Pierre but the
explosion Of this morning has probably
made il impossible To effect Il landing.
An Italian Warship is now coming
into the hIrbor.
50 many people have left Fort De
France that the town is almost empty.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

o. i. Gould Of Dexter had a peculiar
experience, Saturday evening. while re-
turning home in the shower that prevail
ed, on the road from Garland. near the
home of Mr. TOwle. He was riding along
as rapidly as possible when there was
thing he knew was that there had been .
quick change or program and things were
decidedly mixed up. The horse had shift
ed ends the animals head being beneath
the front axle of the wagon and he was
very near the bottom Of the wagon. Mr.
Could jumped out Of the carriage and by
cutting some Of the straps OF the har-
ness was able to free the horse 80 the
.aHimal got no, then he hitched up again
and went home IL was n narrow qnueak
Cor the participants. and wnr 1ark-
ahru thaE rFr Could was rnt nt.rH re-
ri3usly injured.
The coal situation Is a seri0us ur.1tem
just now to the Eastern Steamship Co.,
and. Friday Eastern Agent Sherman re-
ceivcd q telegram from the Boston Office
urging him to buy all the coal in sight
ID the east. Hanger is practically barren
Of coal, there is none at Winterport,
fair supply here and a fair quantity in
Boston. The comFany has IS steamers.
most n them IN commission or nearly
ready. ana there ~ present need Of 1909
tons for the eastern ports ~ the State.
The company recently placed an order
for 3D,Wp tons but arc unable To get a
pound Of It. The four big lines, the In
ternati3naI, Portland Boston and Bangor
and Krnnebcc. are great coal consumers
On the old Bangor route alone the con-
sumption Is 1900 tons annually. while
tho international on account of its long
The company will be compelled to utilae
soft coal if the strike continues. much as
they dislike is use on their fine steamers. -
Rockland Star.
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IN TIE HOUSE.
Subsidiary Coinage Brings Out Warm
Silver Talk.

-
Washington, May 2S.-The Hous"
spent the any debating the bin to in
creaxr the subsidiary coinage by coin
irr the SILVER bullion in the treasury
AMI to rr-so in standard silver dollars
lass tn" public necessities may require,
Tho limit Nc Subsidiary coinage * nos
$t'o Gon,o"". TING bill increases this to
~ ;rdcf finite amount. in the discretion
Of the Sc tJrT this to an indefinite
a-..nunt. i.i tine discretion Of The sccre-
tary If tho treasury. The bill aroused
The opposition Of the Democrats. WHO
claimed !. vas only q step in the drec-
tion Of the complete striking down Of
;hc silver dollar Tho debate drifted
into u general discussion Of the silver
pGr.stioG. Very little interest was
shown "uI Cochran twice mad" the
point that no quorum WAS present.
NcwlluJs. New, finally offered am
anlcnIcnt to make subsidiary silver
legal tender and this amendment was
pending men tho House adjourned
Speaker Henderson attended the
! funeral nf Lord Pauuccfote ANA by his
! dceIrnatiou Representative DalzcU,
! Pa. presided over the House Some
lroutac business was transacted before
! thc regular order was demanded.
! Tho regular order then being demand
ed n vote was ken on the adoption
Of The rule for the consideration Of the
Till To increase the subsidiary silver
coinage which was pending when Oh"
House adjourned, Tuesday. The rule
was adoptcd. 90 to IS. Under its terms
4 two hours were allowed for general &C.
| bate.
hin. Conn. Who had charge Of The
bill. expressed his surprise at the criti-
ism 90 the measure INDUCED in by
! Snafroth. THeeday. There seemed to
be Il misunderstanding, he said as TO
the scope of the bill. 1t had nothing
tn 90 with the question Of the exchange
I al,jlity or redemption Of silver dollars
contained III the Fowler bill. IL Gov
cred only the subject of subsidiary coin
age and was so innocent that the mi
nority had not seen fit to attack Il III
their report.
II provided for the coinage Of the Sill
yer bullion in the treasury and the re-
coinage of silver dollars into subsidiary
coin as public necessities might require
4 The amount or bullion in the treasury
was f4.520.910 ounces. it's coinage Nalu,
in dollars being $57.5G2, $50 and IN sub
Isidiary coin SCI, 5i6, 100.
In the course Of his remarks Hill de-
clared that the legal tender silver dol
lars had cost the government $350000,0 COS
in the last 70 years, which ne argued
Was clinching proof of the wisdom OF
their retirement.
When Hill concluded the attendance
had dwindled until there were not ovel
20 members on the floor and Cochran
Mo. made the point OF no quorum. Tht
bells were rung and in a few minute:
Tawney. who was IN the chair wa:
able to count quorum. The debat'
then proceeded.
Bell, Col. opened against the bill I'll
declared that every great panic from
which the country had suffered hat
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Scn1i-Finals in Singles and Second
Round in Doubles.

Hound IN Doubles.
Eoston May 2S.-The New England
intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton has narrowed down 10 the semi
finals ~ singles and second round iu
doubles. Che singles championship
rests III the individual efforts of Plimp-
ton of Amherst. bradley Of Tech, and
Herrick Of wesleyan. In The doubles
IT is up t" either Bowdoin, Amherst Or
Tufts.
For the league trophy the contest is
more Interesting. Brown, the leader in
that.race. gets no more this year, and
Bates ana Dartmouth. too, are out oi
it, The one team Of these already scor-
ing that has chance for an additional
point is NJ. I. Z, and Bradley is the
only hope. Todays summary:
singles-First round, PHmpton, Am
herst. beat Libbey. Bowdoin. G-2. 6-1
Second round-Plimpton, Amherst
beat Wallis, Dartmouth. 81, 6-2.
Seui-final round IIerTick, Wesleyan
beat Lyon. Williams, Go. 6-f.
First round. Bowdoin beat
williams. 1i-9. 30. 6-4
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a MINERS STAMPEDE.
Party Racing fer POINT on The Spokane
Reservation.

Long store, Cedar Canyon, Wash,
May ga stampede TO a ledge on the
Spokane reservation nom Deer Trail
camp has caused consider Iblr excite
ment. Fifteen or 90 men. most "r them
employees of the Deer Trail mines, be
ieving the reservation would he
thrown open 70 settlement by Frcsi-
Dental proclamation before June /, en-
gagged every available horse and raced
for Il point near Sand Creek, about six
miles east from Deer 'rraii- where there
is said to be a great mineral showing.
It Is not known whether thc Indian 20
lice have removed the iHterlupers from
the reservation.
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THICK BLACK SMOKE
Gave Evidence That Old PcIec Was
Attending TO Business.

ROseIu, Island Of Dominica, MAY 28-
The British steamer SaVan tfrum Lon
don fer Barbados and West Indian
ports) has arrived here. she passed
Mont Pelee, island Of Martinique ri I?
O'Clock this morning, when - thick
black smoke was arising from the vol
oaHo AMI the officers Of the Sayan he
lievcd, from the great quantity of dust
which fell on the steamer, that another
eruption had occurred
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VISIBLE FORTY MILES.
Steamer Fontabelie Saw Work of Mont
Pelee from Afar.

st. Johns, Island Of Antigua. Il. WI T.,
May 2S.-Thc British steamer Fonta-
belle, from New York for various West
Indian ports. has arrived hero and re-
ports having passed st. Pierre, Marti-
nique, during the afternoon Of May II,
when vast columns of smoke ana flash
cs from Mcnt Pclcp were visible 10 miles
away. Dust fell on the steamer when
50 miles from the island. The Fonta-
belle landed relief supplies at Fort dc
France
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GEN. WOOD ARRIVES.
Reports Orally to Sec. Root on His Gu
ban Stewardship.

Washinaton. May 2S.-Gen. Leonard
Wood arrived here. today, on The govern
ment steamed kanawha, accompanied ~
menbcrs No hie stan. one M his first
acts was To proceed to the war depart
ment and make an oral rcuort to Sc.
Root Of the complete discharge of his
stewardship IN cuba and the gratifying
drawaI w the American troops ana tho
in;tuuur,ttion Of tire Cuban republic on
the 20lh inst lie viii later have fuli
conference with the Prosid' at ana Sec.
Root regarding Cuhan affairs N iS cN-
pcctcd that Con. Wood will M dotainrG
III this city for III least Sis wcoka CLOSING
up the affairs Of the Cuban military GOV
eminent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-29
Archbishop Keano to Succeed Corrisan

London. May z9.-Cabling from
Rome, the CORES pondent of the Daily
Mail says that AT the consiatory to be
held. June 3. the Pope will nominate
Archbishop Geane Of Dubuque. to sue
ceed the late Archbishop Corrigan of
New York.
Archbishop Ke1nc was formerly rec
tor Of the Catholic University at Wash
ington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-29
THE SHIPPING QUESTION
Again Comes Up in the British House
of Commons.

london. May. 28--The shipping ques-
ton was again brought up in the House
Of Commons. tonight, on a question for
the reapDointment Of the committee on
ship subsidies.
reference was made to the shipping
combine. but ruling by the Speaker
Of the House shut off the debate from
this direction. Tine committee on ship
subsidies was rcappbinted but its scope
was not enlarged,