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Filth Ward Republicans

The Fifth Ward Republican club
win meet tonight at $ o'clock at ita
hall, corner Of Pike and Second ave,
nue.. All Republicans Of the ward
are requested to be present. Tine
ward Ii 10 be thoroughly Organised
by precincts for the purpose % tn
surtng a fun registration. and the
polling OF the vote on an election
day.
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II yuu have been saving up
TO accumulate a certain sum
10 furnish your home. It viii
be a vast satisfaction 90 buy
now. "a bile this sale adds FROM
- 70 20 per cent. 90 that sum.
This brief list % Reception
chairs. selected al random
from an assortment ~ fully 70
patterns, will serve as a hint
Ok the saving
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BUSINESS CHANCES
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.


DRY GOODS AND GENERAL.
STORES
one store IN Seattle. several out
side money makers all.
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
Incorporated. rare chance for man
capable Of taking charge Of sales
TO the trade. weil established. own
patents.
REAL ESTATE
. chances in well established Of
ncea needing additional interested
help.
CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several. very valuable. land. fish
INK grounds. etc. complete.
DRUG STORE
Wen established. on Second av-
cnue. chance 81 life time.
STEAM DYE WORKS
one small one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
u or Ia interest in traps and fun
gear boats. wcpws and all.
81. 600 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house.
wishing to enlarge capacity, prufits
in - months Will return invest
menf.
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT
10 acres at city's door elegant g.
room house, modern improvements.
$50 month.
A SNAP IN ACREAGE
8 acres AT Green Lake. for less than
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue, grand view. 2
car lines.
AN ELEGANT FLAT
rooms on Seventeenth avenue:
can be rented by buying new fur
niturc at half price.
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
SALOON
one Of the SWEETEST" best located
places Ia the city. several others,
all prices.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant in heart OF city.
we'll established. weekly profit 800
present owner has extensive prop
erty interests IN the East that de-
mand immediate attention. tech
nical experience unnecessary.
Two fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
I LAUNDRY
Well established. IN heart of city.
on account OF owner having other
Z NAHlNfSN requiring MS attention
/ can be bought for less than cost.
I CIGAR STAND
Paying S9h0 daily profits. can be
I bought for $50 for a few days.
OIL BUSINESS
Paying N15 month clear. fine out
az In every respect. only offered
for short time. 1900 regular Gus
toners; best reasons for selling.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory
fine location owner has two stores
and can only attend 60 one.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
I Well established. ground floor Of
I nee, well located half interest FOR
J 5000 10 right nsn.
{ ANYTHING EVERYTHING
/ Hundreds 81 rare chances. cover
I ing an lines OF trade. We can sell
you just what you wish. or fur
nish capital for any profitable In
Vestment that win stand close in
sppVti0n
/ GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
SIS Third Avenue
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.. " u0uuiffON, a4-i7 colilos
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Fish Commissioner

Judge Timothy kershaw. the new
state fish commissioner. Is at the
Seattle hotel. He will take posses
sion u the office about March l.
Until then he will attend 20 closing
UP private business affairs.
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DESPERATE
CRIMINAL
Another Penitentiary Stunt
StareS Roberts In Face

Fred Roberts. alias King. one Of
the most notorious criminals with
which the seattle police have had 90
deal for years n again in custody.
This tlWe the police believe they
have hlm foul tlo was arrested IN
Tacoma Wednesday and brought 90
Seattle the same night by Detective
Jack RHrCk. Yesterday n Mcclure
positively IDENTIFIED him az the man
who entered his house the early part
OF This month and held him IN bed
az the point az a revolver. The
morning after the robbery the AFFAIR
was reported "a police headquarters
and Sergeant Mike Powers sent pc-
trctive sam Curhett out on the ease.
Powers had a "huuch as he said. AS
"a IS ho dld the iob he went To the
rogue's gallery and selected the pie
ture OF the suspect
The Right Man
Mr. Mcclure. when he saw the
photograph. said he was positive ~
the man Ia the picture an but the
muatnche. The picture Of Roberts.
or King. as he IL usually called hy
the pultcv, was taken ia peuitentiury
clothes and his muatnChu had been
shaved of. Mr. McGulfe'H duacrip.
upn Of the THIEF Tailed exactly with
that ~ Roberts when he Was last
seen few days before in the chain
gang A search was made for him
az that time, but he had skipped fic
Is now Ia the hands nf the police and
has been formally charged with
burglary.
Hard Reeerd
King or Roberts has been mixed up
IN shady work In Seattle for many
years and a complete story 81 his life
would make an extremely interesting
book. The blowing OF the Flyer dock
safe, a number Of similar Jobs along
the White river valley. the theft 81
a Jar Of money from the window Of
First avenue store and = daring
burglary and ttght with officers AT
Aberdeen are among the most daring
escapadcs credited 90 him lie has
served A couple " terms In the pcni.
tertiary and another one stArea him
IN the face.
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AUCTION sALEs

AUCTIONS AUCTIONl
l am prepared TO DO general auc-
tlOuesring at all times. Can be
found at our ntorefoDm. COS Pike
street Major -. G. STAIN. Phone.
Clay aEA
E q nicKEHrow. Esnsfa suoussssr.
1912 Flrsf avenue
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Funeral of Mrs. Spencer

The funeral Of Mrs. NJ. j. Spencer
viii he held from her residence In
south Park tomorrow morning al 10
o'clock. fnterment viii be sunny
dale, Mike Kelly John Dyke. Geo.
Chutes. y. F.. Middleton and John
Hopkins VIII act as bearers.
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A Green Lake Nuisance

s. Hansen ~ Green Lake. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon for main
tanning q nuisance. II la alleged that
he killed a horse near the homes OF
several citizens, and left the carcass
thsF@.
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STREET CAR SERVICE

The city council win meet tonight
to consider the street car situation
IN Seattle. Mr.. Stone. of the Seattle
Electric Company. has promised to
attend and answer the complaints.
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Bad for the Eyes

VIM. Pratt and John Monarlty en-
gagged in flstic encounter in the
tenderloin district last night and
were arrested by Patrolmen Chip
man and Soaring.
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Eon soUTN. tAsTTRN ALAskA

aNtf" NFAittT q a.
Sailing Jan. 20 28 80. Feb. 2. H..
city ~ Seattle. Al-ki Cottage city
Nor Sitka south bound.
Ticket once. ms James a., Seattle.
~ Talbot Cont nat e w Miller Asst
Gen Aet Ocean ddeh Seattle. UppdalA
fnfklha Co. Gen, hKtH.. san Francisco
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Funeral OF Mrs. Hood

The funeral ~ Mrs. Mary r. Hood
was held from the Sacred Heart
church at = 30 o'clock this morning
Iuterment was In Calvary cemetery.
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THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.
Capital paid ~ ............... %. 600 ooo
sEiEhf nlilii0u doiiAfRB
Surplus s... ..s....s.......... 81. 900. 0cs9
Interest allowed ora time AspaaIfa A Eanr
sFai banking businsns tfmnsAeted
HEAITLE nHANCH ~cafuef Of James
street aa1 second avenue
u. a. CAMERON. Manager
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank or
SEATTLE
Uyo ~
Farth, grss. J. q Goldsmith. vice
81. ~ v. tnksny. cashier.
=, Ngtfssp Dndsuts ln principal cities IN ths
inttea STATES ana Europe
PEOPLE SAVINGS BANK
h~tgnd avenue and plss street Capitol
t@ta ~. 800 coo ". G., NsgfeidsF, prss.
= = Hayden, cAshs ! 7. 0r~enieAf asst
tash' Commercial savings ana trust buMi-
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Diamond icc-the best. last long
eat. Tel. Main lose.
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DR.. WagEonsr. dentist. removed 20
Globe block. cor. First aud Madison.
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PERSONAL MENTION

J. C. Murray left last night for
New York on a buying trip for the
MacDougail A. Southwick Company.
~-- ~-gsf--a=~-
Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
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Harvard Dental Parlors
5J2 Second Ave-, Over German Bakery

Extracted ana ttiied absolutely with
ont pain by our late scientific meth
cd, patented and used by as only.
IAti%f.Ess DENTISTRY.
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Ia Roche. removed to 81 first ave-
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Go 60 Spinning Tor bicycle repairs
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WA H. hEI1NEh. attorney 80 law suits
prosecuted ahg defended iA al Courts, ~
gFffa efNnreura4 Proceedings ln haHh
fnttsf faml aulfa iHrqfparHtedt abst fAftR
thf"tHliV NaHFnlHets collections made th
al pafts u the United HtafrH. HlahsHt
commercial and bank references. tlS
IAifa avenue Phone. Main 100.
- MACDONALD. 40 bufks buiia'nE
moor. FALMHn 4 nnUWa. riohsef "a.
LfMAN D. kNArP. 10 ii4llsr buiiaing.
FRANK o. WHEELING. Hostan blob.
W. =. LAMhuriL soi.6 raeine pseek.
tikhitE s. REhRY, $50 barhs bioea.
.. y. houotAH 6o5 hew Ygrs boa
o WAND KEAr AZ nurss building
:. a. KELtIaD. - lialisY building
d. ,. LA&0LAkD. bos y. T. bioeA-
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No CHARGE for painless extract
ing when other work is done. and
written guarantee FOR 10 years with
ali work.
HARVARD DENTAL pARLORS.
Ifours-s.30 a. IN. TO s y. M. sun
days, 0 a. m. TO 2 y, IN.
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sCANDfNAVIAs- AMERICAN
BANK
Z NsAths ksaNFzi banking business
{ 4naaetea- bepoaigs. 81 500 90. A. chit
80. pFee r. l.. 1fenaAhi. nfst vice pres.
- h,sshetE. cash, J. y. Lane. asst.
aAh. No branches
NATIONAL BANK OF
COM

COMMERCE.
Tad W capital ...s. $3.50 90.
tfAhsss % seuTfai banking buasneNa- u. g.
Ae"fF. pfwAss ~ r. hpsnusr. cash. Safe
efisaalt vaults fuf grnf
safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Rent.
THE flhMI NATIONAL u&Sk OF
SEATTLE
FaAa % capital ..... also coo
g*Affs4 hafskauk business transacted.
= HaNs. b. EFea ~ Mc4icksm. vice
Tree J. Turner esAh.. q. d. Fnr3hurwN
asAt cash. EsehanKa on principal cities
q u = and EaFugs
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WANTED 10 RESTr
We viii rent yoar house cotsArx IN
" FocruH II desirable TO rsllh1h ~
1Ets, within hevsa Oars or psy ~
months rent Or we Will assxm< b
eare and management % your prp,rr
and Jay vuu air months rent L 4
vance. German A FBeTlnan InveExm
Co. tia Third aw4nae
WIRE. IRON AND PLATfxe
IAAlFfG kaA d Plaiing Works. IA Il
AktIGE MEATE
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CE4oiG e GIFTS
BECAUSE

Finer pastry, better bread. more de-
iielouH cakes can bc made with -four
milled by the Hungarian process.
and for many other reasons house
wives should use.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsTltAar on TITLE

OhnoHHK. THEnFEH Co. Inc. 40
Hifhrt Col. established ihH1. MINING
claim abstracts basement - the No
tuHt Life building
hpn1H WtnTTtEHEY 1ANHOHb ~.
htfart Co... established 100 basement ~
Halter tlosk 1tiepbpne. Main iss
hhATfLA Abstract Co.. III y. bigek
AaCufTECTs
JOHN giAltAA. go al alabs Dix Tel.
james 222l
.. W nouaiifos, ut-i7 Collins.
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ssassssI =
UMBRELLA HEPArRINE


We have cash customers for hoas<x
cottages. stores and modern dwe.isn
ali parts q the city. Tbs oaiy W
Neil your property IL 70 aAvsrTsn :
A. We sssta TWO THOUaAsD ys
LARS month for that p<Tpe~s n
lows Is a logical conclusion thu - ~
sell u. List your property 9in u *
cur pAptoEFs phsr viii take q @xks% L
y, whieh VIII - published In .11s nss
" ~ the fsadlnR newspapers in n ~
GILMAN AMERICAN ISvEx7xu1
COMPANY.
LII Ta.lrA Aaarana
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DHEssMAIsEns

Mf8A Il. HECHTMAN. dfeasmaking
parlorH. Zzi Columbia street. rDomH
20 and H.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
NEWS OF 22D REGIMENT.

Medals for long and faithful service were pre-
sented to members Of the 22d Regiment at a review
held by General George Moore Smith at the armory
last evening. Sergeant Daniel Wolff of Company
b, an old member Of the regiment. has been elected
second lieutenant Sergeant E +. Taussig Of Com
Pany G. has also been elected second lieutenant
lie served In the volunteers in the with Spain
and, like Lieutenant Wolff is old member OF the
regiment
Company @, In command of Captain Dayton
which Will give exhibition Of pontoon bridge
building this week at Madison Square Garden will
construct a bridge seventy feet long In fourteen
minutes. IT will also meet the 4Sth Highlanders
from Canada and escort them to the 22d Armorv.
where the Canadians will be quartered for the
week. Company will hold dinner next month
and Company II will entertain its Oldest yeteran ns
at a dinner and theatre party in April.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23

win, Mrs Henry NJ Jessups Mr. and Mrs. 8. H.
Haddon Hall~CharIes A.: Cooper, William II,
Campbell r ana Mrs Charles dI Fra Eranfe Ian4 g. psy w
I9tt W G Foster J x Andrewsi Miss Edna Zi So2R, COX
ESL attS BoaIydman@ I @ MI Ana MIS- J2nH % II and
john Brown. Mrs Robert Cox, Miss Travers. Mrs.
Sbley Mrs. G. ". Gompers and Mr. and Mrs.
Tsiesgo E; A, Bufrontqn. NJ, ]. Confqss,
B. Courtney. Louis BachaTach; Mrs J. Loeb N9n 10 20
Jueter, Mr and Mrs. H. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs Jo-
seph Levi and J: A Keller. -,-.,,,- - MA
Mr and Mrs William A Fowley j. r Beer6oWer'
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, Mrs Guy K FELTON,
Miss ie b Bodice. i Miss e 3 AdTess Mrs James Nc;
Kenna, James a. McKenna, jr., Miss NJ c. PrisceII
,Marlbor9ugn Hoqse-Mr and Mrs Harry GTasf Tasf
NJ. Golding, Hamilton Busby. 4. C. Hall, David
James King NJ ana MTs Wa6s M ME- N ana ana MIS- MIS-
W 4. Marshall, DR.. and Mrs. PHtman, r, r.
G8fE a@fs fsn5y + S snd s%da2 Getmap m SnaV r ana MIS-.
Hotel Majestic-Willam Jenkins: Charlotte \
Gameweli. F. W. Chambers, George Jackson and
:, The Rudolf-Mr; and Mrs N. MgIard, Marsdep Mar
II II Well, Miss Fanny Fanny 3pPenhHeimfr zen Hn} Mrs MI b.
Mullen, MI. and Mrs: + S; 3i2kesgIel, Mr.: and
a Nr BuTfe EsrS MFs Keleg M NJ % %sts NJ and Mrs
anf KsnsG S Ga q d9er M2rn Mrs james = f Banks 2
George Weis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hrsch and Mrs. s
The strand-P. s. Elwood. Mrs, NJ. B. spetz Miss
Ellis. Mrs T c. Walker. Miss E. G. Smith and
Miss NJ L. Crandall.
The Shelburne-Thomas y. Marscott A.. F.
Houghton Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Parsons, Mrs. F. A.
Dart, Miss Rollins Miss Benz. Miss NJ. w. Berrian,
Mrs. Golden Miss Helen v. Golden. William 7. J.
Pierson, Mrs. A. Pierson, Miss Lettie Pierson Miss
F Pierson Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f. Ide. T. c. Cappinger, n. York, G. w. Chi
chester. Frank Dustler and F. Crossman.
St. Charles Hotel-Mss Williams, the Rev r. J.
Connell, the Rev r. D. Fitzpatrick, Mrs Stephen
B Lee, Mrs. J. ]. Healey. MI and Mrs. William
Mrs. s Meyer. John NJ. Carmide Mr. and Mrs.
Walter A. Burke T. G Burke Edward Burke. Mr..
and Mrs. A J. Cranmer and Mrs. Harry Kahn
The Traymore-Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Alfred Ad-
ler Mrs. Belle schwab. Miss Elizabeth Schwab,
Leeds Mr. and Mrs F. II. Proudfoot. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Painter Alwyn Ball, jr., Mr. and Mrs William
Middlebrook and Mrs. Harry L. WarGman.
The Windsor-Mr- and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch Mrs.
w. L. Marsh, f. H. Fenway, E. =. Henry. Miss
Eva Wescott, Charles D. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. T..
W Kingsbury Mrs w. c. France. Finlay France,
w Y. Common. H. P. Chutzen F. B. Stump. Mrs.
Harry K. Smith Harold c Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dowdesweu. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Beach, A.
rach. Miss Caroline Lipman. J. W. Moss, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Mattenburg, Harry Westayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Steinhart, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.. Weyth,
Miss Miller and H. NJ. O,Neally.
The Chelsea-Dr. and Mrs. w. W. Johnston. Alex
ander Clark, J. D, Noyes. Charles F; Darlington,
DR.. J. W. Hyde, George c. Wahley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Lionel. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Brown. Mrs.
William Wainwright. Herbert 9. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Lara and Mr.. and Mrs. Broughton.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
POPULARITY OF PINEHURST.

Pinehurst. y. c., March q (speciaD.-Popular
Pinehurst has heretofore been, no previous season
has eQualed the present Each day brings crowds
OF guests and the week has been of varied
pleasure and interest. The Sunday evening
certs at the Carolina are exceedingly popular
guests OF musical ability assisting. and the orchestra
rendering the best classical selections.
Tuesday evening an entertainment was given at
the Carolina by the male quartet OF Shaw Uni
versity-the coIored training school at Raleigh It
evening OF much enjoyment and the appre-
citation Of the audience attested by a generous
gift to the hospital and nurses training school
shortly 70 be erected in connection with Shaw Uni
yersity.
The bowling tournament closed Saturday, F. r.
North, OF Montclar, n. J.. winning the cup out OF
twenty-four contestants
Among the New-York arrivals at the Carolina this
week are: Mrs. Wilson Mr. and Mrs r NJ John
son, q. Morgan Barber, Miss Chnds James
Brown William H Male Mr. and Mrs 7, Iafi,
Kellogg; Miss Elsie NJ; Kellogg, Miss s " Jones,
MT. and Mrs. W. NJ. McCard Mr. and Mrs T n
Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. VI. Baer. Mr.. and Mrs E -
" Mlssln James D Fott, Mr.. Turner and Mr. and
Mrs. George G.. Tyson ' --'
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
BUILDING A QUEER CRAFT.
Continued from page one.

ing at the same time anti-capsizng keels and extra
Geek room The paddlewheels. which are to pro-
WheeIs for It's propulsion on land. They will be
dEiSen @ 4 by SIX horsepower engine run by naphtha
scientific cooperation or otherwise raises The S4,b
necessary TO buy the engine. He says the boat Will
an hour in the water and somewhat less on land
ne mathematical proof of the relations Of a
horsepower onS engine 10 twenty miles hour. with
toau OF ABOUT ton, doubtless will engage the
attention of naval constructors in all parts Of the
t.a MorId. Ihsy are even more interesting than the
butterfly chasing branch OF the subject
Large game will be shot from the cabin win
COWS py the lady scientists of the expedition in
friehten of the denizens OF the tropical forests
ne sclentists are all to be clad in golf hose and
both sexes. Rainy daysie skirts will be permitted
20 the LADY scientists IL proper regard for the
lection OF material. Every member Of the eXpeSi
tlon must be a worker and thorough devotee To
science. In case there is not room for a culinary
department trained nurse will be shipped instead
OF professor OF cookery.
Mr Schmidt has a wife and married daughter
6otn OF whom are barred by weight from accom-.
pahylng him. They view the matter philosophical
the interest OF science NJ schmidt is fiftV-fygo W
years oIo, and weighs about one hundred and fwen-
iS Slve pounds He is well dressed priestly look
he ba'ibs re I9reehead and hne complexion What hair
arid eit is iron gray, but the broad expanse OF
S m or the cellar ceiling must have been pain
nac ~ me extreme He says IL will be wholly un-
wa waler 10 land or vice versa as it will swim right
HEere ~ a any sIoping shore and walk If il
20 oe Tung by the scientist left with the boat
&c. ssoe excursions after butterflies made in
getting lost The white nag Is 10 be used to sig
strssnS 20 savage nations that the mission OF the
IS peaceful. A Klondike wagon drawn by ponies
hitterTv ,su ioaded with them and towed by the
p@editi9n Pc and probably VIII carry the culinary out
at ana the stock Of provisions
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
ON THE FLORIDA EAST COAST
THRONGs OF TOURISTS AT MIANlI-EX-
CELLENT SUCCESS WITH FISHING.

Miami Fla. March % (SpecaD.-Durng the last
week the Royal Palm has been taxed 10 its utmost
for the thronPs OF tourists who fled from
the frozen North to enjoy few days weeks Of
Florida climate together with of FlorIda's >
famous fishing. The weather at Miami has been
almost too warm for some who came direct from
the North and Northern clothing has been eX-
changed for suits OF flannel and other summer
fabrics.
Sir Edward Colebrooke and Sir Charles Gust re
Gently came from London enjoy few days
fishing at Miami Sir Edward was here four years
ago. when he and Lady Coebrooke astonshcd the
natives 10y capturing the largest crocodile ever
taken I'm Southern Florida Sir Charles Gust is an
intimate friend OF the Prince OF Wales. and re-
Gently completed the tour around the world in his
company.
Commodore George w. Quntard who operated
the first steamboat line on the Hudson River and
IS prominent in business circles in the metropolis
is once more at Miami. with J. II. Weman.
Among the successful fishermen at Miami are
W. W. Sharp. George Heck and Howard Page, OF
New-N ork. who brought IN recently the almost in
credible catch OF ton in hour and half.
+ r. Thomas. son Of the president OF the Sew
euth National Bank, OF New-York, has done some
remarkable fishing at Miami. He and Mrs Thomas
Ncw-York is here with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mr. Eoome Of the New-York Yacht club whose
yacht. the Roamer has been for some time at
Miami. has Just purchased South Cat Cay and
t.mplatyd trip up the Mississippi and through the
Great Lakes. Mr.. toome is a member OF the new
Seminole Club. at Miami.
+. T. Benjamin. of New York. is recovering from
temporary illness and will be able to attend
personally to the rebuilding of his launch. the
Florence, Two sons and two daughters. with Mrs
benjamin are with him at present and the family
has record for fishing that will astonish their
friends when they hear OF 1t and see the pictures
OF the fish
Charles E Whitehead Of New York is at the
Royal Palm, with his wife for stay Of several
weeks. lie comes seeking relief from n bronchial
trouble. They will TO St Augustine before
turning to New York
Mrs. DAME! Bqtteraeld wife OF General Butter
field is at the Royal Palm She intends visit
St Augustine before returning 20 her Ncw-York
home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Elliott l.. Smith, OF New-York,
stopped at the Royal Palm their way from
Palm Beach To Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Merrill, Of New-York. who
came 10 Florida for the benefit Mrs. Merrills
health are at the Royal Palm. Although Mrs.
Merrill had been I'll at another place I'm Florida,
she has been restored by the mild weather here.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
TETERANs or aETEYTR TO CELEBRArE.

Veterans OF the 9Th Regiment VIII celebrate the
forteth anniversary of the departure OF the regiment
Tor the Civu War. Companies I and 3 will parade
at the armory for drill and review ~ a battalion
on next Tuesday night. Corporal James A. Petr.e
OF Company C, has been elected sergeant. Company
l has elected Sergeant B. Houston second Heuten-
ant. General Niele. who the outbreak OF the
Civil War was member of Company * OF Tn.
9TH Regiment, has consented to write a history of
the expedition which he commanded on the steam
er Daylight which left NcW-NOrk with reinforce
ments ana supplies for the regiment after il had
lett Tor the front. The regiment at that time
In Maryland, and General Niele. who was "A can
tain and unable to march with the regiment az the
uine II ltIt New-Nork assigned to command
the Daylight Its destination was Washington
which It reached In safety after running the fire of
rebel batteries va
New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
MAJOR EBSTEIY TO LECTrRE

MAJOR r, ID e. Ebstein Deputy Police Commits
sioner, Will deliver lecture to the ofHcer -, ~
I1th regiment at its armory on the evening of
March 81 His subject will be Customs OF tb.
service. There is division in Companv r over
tue eIecuon or a captain. At the election held n
uays ago forty-six ballots were cast and ~
+e Un+se lIIeutenant j. +. Griffin received tbirtaen
or59 mere We're thirty-three blank balots Ac
SSoIuins 10 the military code the candidat "a y1,st
nave nav a majority OF the ballots cast The election