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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

We authorize our advertised druggist
TO sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. Ii you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it fair trial. and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund.
ed. We. could not make this offer did
we not know that Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery could DO relied on. 1t never dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store Large size Soc.
and 81, q
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A Minister. vito Much pleosod.

Elder S. S. Beaver, Of McAllisteryille,
Juniatta county, Pa, says his wife Is
subject to cramp in tho stomach. Last
summer sho tried Chambertain's Collie,
Cholera aud Dlarrltea Remedy for 1t,
and was much pleased with tho speedy
relief It afforded. She has since used 1t
whenever necessary and found that 1t
never fails, . For sale by Q, K, Goetze,
W. W. Irwin, w. s. Mccullough, Q.
MenkGmellor, 8. L. Brice, ]. Coleman,
O. schnopf, W. o. Armbrecht, tho
Kurts Drug Co., Lincoln 4 Co., W. L.
Willlams, John Klari, A, i. sCheole and
W. II. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport, o., aud u. 4. Peabody,
Beuwood, w, Va.
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In live stock the only chauges are IN hogs
which dropped a fraction. Hogs continue OH
tho pedestal OF war prices and q considerable
drop Is not expected soon.
good 900 10 1000 lbs. 4GOlil|c; good. 500 70 9JO
Tbs. 4haiLyc: FUR. 700 to 800 lbs 4aiHc; common
COO 10 700 lbs, E4aic; bulls, @kdS%c; cows,
Ease.
Hoas-Extra, 7AuziOc; good 7a7lOc; com.
l SSseS@ExtFa, 4nt}sc; tood, sslasc common.
2kagc; lambs, 5a7c
Fresh CotcB-s2Oa3O calves 4N5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

Instant relief experienced aud por.
manont euro by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy In tho world.-Ottos
Cure for throat and lung diseases, Why
will you continue To irrltato your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagcnt,
will furnish you FREQ sample bnttip Of
this great guaranteed rGmedy7 1ts
success Is simply wonderful, ~ your
druggist win tell YOU. 0tlO'a euro is
now sold In every town and village on
this continent. Samples tteet Large
bottles 50c. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

jcl-8 DOab 80 per bt
MISCELLANEOUS,

Roots and Bdrks-Gnseug, dry per 10, IN dc.
mand 81 5Oa2 rs; sassafras bark. per No.. 21saic;
sassa3ras oil per ID, i9a5ee; May apple root per
soc; blood root, per h. %; Seneca snake root per
h. free OF top, 8jaiOo: West Virginia snake root.
per h., 2jl950; pink root per ID, fine, 3OaIjC;
elm bark. per To-. la2c.
BeGRJ-Prlmc now hnnd.picked, medium, g %
a. IS; prime new hand.pGked, navy, 81 Is,
lHOOt-Flue washed 25al6c: nc of for un.
washed medium unwlShed 2lc: coarse washed
&c; medium,waShed 2Sa30c; medium unwashGd
25c
HonCy-In the comb. per h.. l5al6c.
Ra1s-Whlte mixed cotton per h., To- all
wool, per b., 1saj4c; mixed, per h., ic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

Aunt-Well, Bobby, what do you
want to DO when you grow upR Bobby
Remembering private sesnce in the
woodshed) IAN orphan IGrdS SiJtings.
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RAttRoAps.
Wheeling Brldue & Terminal Ry.

1linO Table No q to take effect l2.ot a, M,
SUNDAY, May 49, lSla
Leave Wheeling stjilO 1910, t73tj t0:tj a. IN. 4,
c2,G, t9,OJ oiiSi 100. ~ 100 u, IN.
Leave Peninsula. toad t7!t2, tO.bi d, tu,,
$3.50, tj,0j, el.il, l6,OB. tG.aG y. IN.
Lowe Terminal Junction -t6:gl, eIO.l9 n. IN. .
I2,i7, c2'lO tt;27, g6g1. tjih5 tSig5. tlOl2 n m.
Love &s't!as ite'iy-tsi$s, Siottsa M taiaj,
Leave lcnluEuln- 1851 a. M, tl.!O % a,
1850. iji8D iG0s, 1888, ti0.bI y. m
Arrive WhCC'lng-tjj2, oil.O0 q. M, tl.G1,
1850, lbilt, lilb, t6il6i tS'ih M :Ol n. III.
eDRily tDaiy except sunday lSnndnys only.
All tsRlAs viii run Sa Eastern Ttmn
J.E hUSsiG, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

When Baby was nick, wo gave her Castoria,
When Hho was child, BhO cried for Castorla.
when UhC became Miss, pho chung to Cagtoria
Whom BhO had Children, she gave them CastortA
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rs IMPORTANT
WnoLEsALN PRICES.
OFFICE or TIE INTELLIdENcIR, l
WHEELING, Tuesday, May 30 I

OFFICE or TIE lNTELLIGENCER
WHEELING, Tuesday, May 20,
In market conditions the past seven days hsye
brought no Very startling changes Coffee Is stu
expected to advance some Vegetables continue
GRAIN. FLOUR AND PGEn
Grain-Wheat sixty pound test 7O3 per bush.
el. Corn. per bushel, ear irou store bQc
Oats, out Of store, western crop i0aisc per bush
ell home grown 35al0c,
Flour Fancy roller mill wluIe[ wheat, wood
%Ssai f6 S1ss aPS SRe SaE Sai i bFe
Old wheat, Famous, $3.50 IN sack, s. % III wood
Galaxy, 81 a. in sacks, O o. per barrel
fad-Feed, faiIqnaptity, bran bringing sa9peTI
ton; mlddlIngs sl0a9O per TON, Hay, baled Sl3al4
per ton, reIaili loose SIS OOal6 90 per ton.
oRocEMGS
SvrupJ-ohOice sugar syruns 900; Honey Drlps
SOC; now crop New Orleans Molpsses choice i0c;
prime $50; fair 900; mixed good, New Orleans,
PrOvlsioa,S Large l. c. hams l5IGc; medium s
9, hams l55lci, small lb1se; s. G. breakfast bacon
aTy beef i5}Sc ham dried Dseiiijsc; family mess
pork, Id. pieces S4200; bean pork, hno clear
Lard-pure refined, in fierce, l2}4c: 5Clb tins
2kc Chicago lard, IN tierce lOc: 90 ID thus
tin pniis, 10 lbs, iir; tin pills 2bibs., 1919;
sugar -CutlOai b96c; cubes &c; powdered 6Gi
l.
granulated sIandafd PEI smndara c9pIvISlion
Grs 0sci OoiulnOIe yispi stGtuhLu MIL " s
UHC; american a Olso' WHO S&fu oc'
extrlC B4c, 49,, c,, nj. a.,
CCgee-GTecn coAee-tahcy Goi1ien iNo ~;
nancy green GOV; SlolGo glSeIn <IISc, aSaastuS
grades Gvc' jaw soci lVuS ns ~ Pp1Tna as
Arrow RIO 2@IOci PGh,haMuie lug: AZ.
buckle y 70. roRIlea 22,ivc bu!k EoaSiGu ~,
Viu u0YeEnuenE 1RNH Ipuscu "'o' N 6'uuV
ko .21gc; ~, nj. ,,o.. ,.,,,,.,.,.
IeaSEfonng Tyson pSr lnc 2oeSSGi sTnlpoW'
SS[ SoI,ch dnn S9oSSc O''"H
CdniIes-star, full weight, lie; Parallno, per
h., lgISC; mould per sct. loo
PilCgdr-CholcO cider, l2alic per gul; standard
city brauds l0allC per gal; country l3al6c per
gal, US to quality.
CkeeSt-is quoted as jobbiag at lie for fall
cream SWeiZer l5Hal6c, according TO quality;
Mmburger lic; factory 100. ,,,,, "a,
=, Fss11No extra hlSGSsr9l' o9s. new; ~ ~ y
los,, NJ 70; no ~ Ios'' " ~, ~ =, su'al' s'o
iors9 lbs; no. large, NV lDS, " % o.. .,.,,
SesdssoMllnothy' SOU per pu'' ctoVeF' snAA
seed, wy a., A,oo
a, MH7NO. Il per Dbl, H. w extra WI ool'
NoDi dairy. hne. o'pu; sacNs' q " per SAX
Swed C0rl-ilc PCT ID, sazn Al,
~, CdIRe1 G2aasLGaL. apples; sou per uoIi
STANDARDIZED t1Dle peach; s+yIj ply lS pSI .n
Slbs 81 :oi pIe pecnSSO os 20 SI' g no; Ihi
500; strawberries, lbs, g lO blSekbetnoi. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

CINCINNATI, o., May 20 The horse luotkct for
the past week hus been good and demand
horses btii si0Gk IA soneWhSt scnrcc. Dtait
horses, good q 5nl2j, extra Sl2ialGj, driving and
taddlc horses, rood sl0lal25, Oxtra sl2bal7O,
Southern horses, rood s7haSj, extra sSjaiO1i
strcOlCn sGOnl0O. plugs s2jajO Miles There 4
q good demand for all classes Of muOs, especially
good smooth on6s rom 10 Syean oil; IS 10 h1
hands good SJOnG0. extra g6OnIO il6tOlo hnndsy
good e7OaS0, UGtm es0n0OI 10 to l6T hands food
e0alpDO extra sl0Oail0i ljS to 10 hands good
sll0al2O, extra gl2Onl90i III To 1876 hands, good
SlB0all0, extra eiiOalhO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

ANKTVL
From Pittsburgh, l0:1l @. III, and G:AQ ., IN, aud
1910 a. M. daily, and lg:i5 p, IN, except sunday
and lO:h5 a. In.. Sunday only
Washington accommodation, 1850 a ~, daily,
nXcCDt Sunday
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Extra ChicAgo ..",,.,.....,,..."...." lOInlOHc
Otnef western, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lut3ulutYl
Fat cows wbrl III good demand az aaihc
Tim cows wore III fair request ut $40 OOl25 90.
Mich COWS were active NJ s25aSD
Mich eaiYos worc higher Mt 6a7$p,
Dressed bceycS were IN good demand and
higher at 7JSapc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

Steamer R. E. PHILLIPS.
GNZ = LCavCs Wheeling. Daily Tip East
tst,sSft9 cru Standard Timo-0:ija IN, Sisl
EA4tsitiI a. ~. OiiSh. M. II $50 a, m, 200 ~
~, 1872 .. IN; $3.50 . IN. Sunday TElps-Lc
Whecling-S;aO Il H., 1901 " IN. loo p IN,
2:l5 p. IN. 400 y, IN, $3.50 p. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

In market conditions the past seven days have
brought no very startling changes Coffee is still
expected to advance some Vegetables continue
TO decline,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

Rut>r-Couutry choice, pGr pound, 2Sa2lc;
country good 2Oa2lC; creamery 3}c
EgDS-Frcsh In case, Ice per dozen.
POltry-Prlce per pound; Old ROSTERS, Bn7c;
chickens spring, 9li0c; chickens, hen. 9at0o;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On AND after Monday, D1Genlher 10, PaSSeu4At
Trains will run ~ follows: "DAllY italy Ec
a,,,,t 9I,u1nv Central TimO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31

SOC; new crop New Orleans Molpsses. choice l0c
prime $50; fair 900; mixed good, New Orleans
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PHILADELPHIA, May 27.--ThO receipts were:
DoeyGs, Sheep. Hogs
West PHILADELPHIA Yard, 2,72O G,66O 400
North Pennsylvania Yard 800 1909 800
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Sass TO Ass1sr nIIrn

wsooaesh'o S1eesaese - Doposy Prose-
essl.g Asssssey-uss Lseaa 1raanfae.
Daniel W. Bass viii succeed 10 the posi-
ton a deputy prosecuting attorney. made
vaeent by the resignasion Of Melvin G.
Wfnseock. and will assume the duties Of
the position next Tuesday morning.
Speaking Of Nf. winstock Yesterday
Prosecuting Attorney Miller said he Was
sorry to hare him sever his connection
With the ofsice. = he had given him valu-
abae assistance.
Mr.. Bass. the new choice, il . young
man. well knosE in seatsie and member
Of an old family from Oregon. He was
born in Salen. Or. IN 1854 and after pass
ing through the common and preparatory
schools finished his general education in
she University Of Oregon 1t Eugene City.
He began Immediately the study Of Law
With his uncle Judge J. B. Barto. Of the
state supreme beach. After . thorough
drilling under the learned Judge he took .
short course in the Willamette law school.
He VAS admitted 20 the praetice Of Law in
1857. bat Immediately moved 70 Seattle.
where he has practiced with succesa For
three and . half years he vas With the
firm Of White & Nnnday. then for . year
pracsiced alone. His last partnership.
which still exists, Was formed with H. +.
Mcclure. Mr.. Bass has been quite active
In Republican politics.
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csssss s.a Pebble Onsss.

AloDass to we'd Was issued yesterday
goegt 8. Robertson, Of Guthrie. q. r.,
l|1sabeth J. Wendell. OF this city.
IN we're fled in the United States
10ee yesterday sixteen homestead
enc pre-emption. three final home
0eoofs and one cash entry.
11o1ement for 500 % against l.. C. Catsil
0Du 81 the Commercial National bank,
no4 In Justice Caldwcii's court, was
~ The county clerks Office yesterday.
Jbul1hip 30 north, range ID west. Was
- 1os entry at the United States land
- u this city Yesterday. The town.
= In the western part Of Ciaiiam
nonsy. Just south Of Clallam bay.
4. Hopkins. clerk Of the United
ness district court returned yesterday
- Tacoma. WHITTIER he went week OF
- dsys ago to act in place Of United
~ Circuit Court Clerk A. Reeves Ayres,
- has been taking . vacation.
Three suits were begun yesterday In the
1perior court against +. o. Munson, In
nh Of which 6chw abacher Bros. & Co.
ere garnisheed. The plaintiffs were
stsis E. Lore, Crescent Creamery Com
ny and A. c. Fry & Co. Munsou con.
I'D judgment in favor Of the tirst named
- $S5 for borrowed money. The other
- suits were for merchandise.
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The programme for Cordray's benefit
Saturday evening will include select
specislsies. q roaring Irish farce entitled.
THE srish Doctor" and musical selec-
tions, vocal and instrumental. The fol-
lowing artists viii appear in special acts !:
Smith and Ellis. Marion. Hayes and
Marion. Miss Belle Martin. the two Kids,
Vanols. Mime. eyer. etc. The acts will
be- for the greater part. new to Seattle
theaser goers and they have been specially
selected for this occasion. ~ affordiug
merry entertainment and diversion. The
farce is Of the sparkling order and will DO
presented by . veil drilled company Of
profess enal favorites. Tickets are on sale
a. the oox Office from 10 q m. to ! p. m.
AaiIv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-27

James I.oueheed. OF Black Diamond.
has ", sisters whom he has been unable
20 find since 1855 aad whom he has reason
TO suppose to he at Seattle 81 the present
time. Nr. Lough~ed Is ~ years OF age
and hss q wife aud four chsldren- lie
vas hs-n in Toronto. Canada. whence he
vas taken TO Thoraberry and thence TO
the u,sitsd States in March. issa HIS
sister, are married aud their husbands
name. are unknown 10 him. Their firs,
name. are Margaret and Jane. and a
a.uvhss, Of Mr.. LoaSheea's brother, who
was Staying ., the house Of Mr.. Miller
a, Kerf on July 4. 1897. is thought 10 have
know At that time that the sisters were
in Settle ana possibly to have known
their addresses.
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n following new suits we're fled In
|0eAes Of the clerk Of the superior court
|vmsFday:
Nosceat Creamery Company w. r. o.
o1son. defendant. and Sehwabacher
nA : Co.. garnishec--Suit to recover
~ merchandise.
Aaisis y. Love ". r. O. Munsoe, de-
1ndant and SchW abacher Broa- d Co,
lk1isAse- Sui, 10 recover 33ao borrowed
oeoey.
1 G. Fry & Co. ". f. q. Munson. de.
o01nl and Schw abacher Boa. d Co,
nshee-Suit 10 recover $267. 10 for msr.
ana1ise.
Ai1eft Charles and Dennis Keller W.
Asia y. Browner~-Suit 10 recover 500
- peomissory note.
J. Larpenieur W. Gamma Popcin ct
9-Suit 10 recover $s.6 ID for goods
- { Paige vs.. Cascade Fire and Marine
1nce Company ct as.-Suit to re-
- 1900 damages for conspiracy.
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I've Jsnet~ss YSgAe Ovse . ossssp neea,,
80 Pay ~ II
0sorEe =: C1ask. nativs q the Wet
Isdia islaada. end william Ho0man. :
coaossd MAJ. were fued q eoeh in TIE
municipal court yesterday afternoon Tor
nsatssg osss letter. - uktch there we're
numerous .essFssces. bat no direct tessi-
mouy - r. its contrnts.
some tfas ago Clark and his wife sepa-
ressd. ovis;k 70 tsooh,s Over daughter Of
ms wisss By . former husband. Stncs
tnen Clark he recs5ved letters from his
osd home sss Sonth America eoucesnsns. e
= ssad. this sa0a- siri. The impusasions
70 the 'ettsss were not Of aatssriue ma
sare and Clark showed them TO his friends.
Wihiam hyhman, Who h the ianisor Of the
safe Deposit building end an acquaintance
o. the girs - question, was coming 20 his
WORK ysssssday nosninG about S O'Clock
when he issss Clark, who & the ianifor of
the Gottstssn buildins.
Clark pss,duced letter, which he nd
20 Holman. also . second one. which he
claims Heaman snstched from him. vhiIe
Honman. 81 the contrary. says that Clark
~ MIN nave h 70 show 20 Nrs. Burdetse.
nis aunt Holman walked Oh With the
sessef. much 70 Clark disgust. Clark vas
n xsoos ta get the letter back and about
o:oO o'caoes found Hoffman IN Gill 4 GiIl,s
saloon. oTs Front street He made . de-
mand On foRman. but when the latter
spproachcs1 him, with his hand In his
pistol poeRet. Clark ran across the street
% omcsr Kelly and told him that Ho0-
man nad asgun. Kelly could not find one
aad seid ssmethine that made Ho6msn
ossieve CiYrk had razor. A fight would
prooaoiy gave taken placs then bat Tor the
presence y; the officer.
About d O'Clock the two men met in the
alley between the 6cheuerman and WASH
.s&fon Territory buiidings. Hoffman said
sns letter Nas in the hands OF Mr.. Bur
oetes and, thinking that the psliigerant
s1usues 81 CLARK suggested raxors, went
INTO the aItsy and picked up club. Then
g argunsnt on fasors and clubs followed.
the ssttlssnent being that, q CLARK did
mos have = rasor. Hoffman would throw
awey his club. Then they went as Il.
Holman swung With his right ana Clark.
dncking. grabbed Hoffman By the leg.
Ihsrs Vas NO referee 70 call . foul. 90 the
night went on. From one side Of the alley
70 the otAsr they surged In . brotheslv
embsscs eth fists for trumps and finally
crashed through one Of the windows In
the rear 81 Hsrshberg 4 Co.'S. A clerk
came out and got mixed up in the racket
while try ;ng to stop IL.
Then ss6icsr Kelly appeared and, q
Holman said In court, he took free ride.
Clark totsa the matter TO heart while his
companion laughed. Judge Glasgow fined
them bolts for fighting and gave Hoffman
siscsurs ''n keeping other peoples letters.
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J.. J. Leeds. one Of the seconds in the
Hodge Harris prixefight at Black Dia-
mond . few weeks ago. came down from
British Columbia on Tuesday and gave
himself up 20 the county authorities. A
warrant for his arrest on . charge of aid
ing and abetiing . prixefight had been out
for some time. He waived preliminary
exam nation and was bound over TO the
superior court by Justice OF the Peace
William Caldwell. James Weir went on
his bonds. which were fixed At $50 Har-
ris. one Of the principals. 10 the only one
Of the law breakers still at large.
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snE nLorrEM

2ssaaoa copKf--eRiNIxAL nRPAnrMExr-
utMKs, }.
sean Redmond VS. H. J. McGee-Order
earatng sale of real estate.
As'enment Of Il. A. Genupg--Assignee
Iso0a. OF sale of property: approved; A.
directed TO sell quantity OF shIng!e
1cfArK rEragrNESr-BrNEs. J.
ysAdianship of John MeCary-Saie Of
ssiase; confirmed.
vsaeaianship OF Edward Charles Ben
-keport OF guardian: filed.
.sie OF Nellie LAYTON Petition for
ssu Of administration.
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JUDICIAL MILL.
ked Property Restored
~ Rightfnl Ownerk
luAsLe OIL PAINTINGS.
E1]||SS 1..e.ekspe . 0uis D~ewoeo ~
-. - - Art Dealss-now .
- ossws - CsaR6

- = osurss W. Youns and viss
$3.50 Wood. executor OF the Iass
- q Kidd and the bensacississ
- m Rosena T. Dapes and her
1nfn n. Dupee and Rooess J.
80 thsir title TO valuable city
-. s,r1rped vas decided In favor
80 yesterday By Judge
s:. s In1adsnts maxing no dsSsnss
- s.siar . her death In 1855 Aimira
~ as..s1 - two lots 1t the corner Of
- 1 Vsahinston streets to her thFss
<'s' 49, go 4 Hussey. LOUIS =. Kidd
VI II - y. Kidd. Before the hnal
z - estate was made n les6
~ s1nlrus1 their interest 20 Mrs..
- 1IS nDe the distribution. sold
~ n1s6,1D the present piaintins.
49, Roosvs, that when the estate
- 1Ire,i6s1sl fhsrs was no recognition
|1sSs S1rf1nnsnt Of the shares Of the
sss- = o. ssstss. In the meantime
- Htdd had died, leaving bis prop
- : ~ Dupsss, and this suit wss
s.r81 = eomcel the executor to dsed
- r. Kids interest IN the estate.
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PUA ssaED FOR xlsALDar.

A UssAsnsgesbis County Change
P1ss.a II Solitary CosAsemsaG
4ra dempsey. who has been An inmate
Of the ccs;nty hospital for the last two and
half yeafs. has bsen placed In solitary
con6nsm int In separate building known
- the deSd noase. ~ her violent temper
and obse@oe Language render her unit 70
associate with the other patients.
The woman, who 10 IL years old, is
troubled With an affection OF the eye. She
10 ct oil lines irritable and often violent:
In fact, nise has been the most refractory
patient 81 the hospital. When In one OF
her meass moods she would use violent
and vile language toward every one, and
especially when addressed By tho matron
o. physiessn. A few days ago she became
unusually mean. which 10 Saying .
great deal. and assaulted the
matron, Mrs. Dearborn. Her man
ners ans language were such that the
authorities could not keep her with other
patients. many Of whom arc entirely re-
speciat!s. although misfortune has made
them caanty charges. Tho facts we're
laid before the county com missioners. Who
were already cOgnixant Of her past bad be-
havior. and after consultation with the
prosecuting attorney she Was ordered
placed In an isolated room until subdusd.
As the hospital 10 now overcrowded. from
I've to eight patients being placed In each
room lsxl5 feet in size, il was suggested
that sasall outbuilding. originally erected
for desdhouse and storeroom, bc used for
her occupancy. This met the approval Of
the bosrd.
The house VAS comfortably furnished.
and 70. three days she has been kept
there. Il IL = comparatively now build
Ing. ciesn and With better accommoda-
tons than any ward in the hospital
There sne can use obscene language to her
hearts content without the other patients
being annoyed Or the discipline Of the hos
pital ins paired. The fact that the house
was cal.ad the dcadhouse Is what gave the
story ce her confinement . sensational
phase, ahich was taken advantage Of BY
those who are always looking for . scan
dal. TIE facts were Investigated by .
Posr-Ia sKLLieEScrR reporter. and il vas
found that no cruelty had been practiced
upon t13 woman.
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sEiF PRAISE.

Nsase 10 no recommendation, but there
vhsa one mast permit person 70 tell
s1.a aosns himself Naea W hat he Gays Is
49, ~ TIE testimony .! others. no reAo0n-
"a viii doubt hi. word New. 10 asv
.ss1Exs tesors fIAsrERs aie ths only
~ "a ~ reliable porous piastef, made u
ssee in The slightest derrce They
~ ~ y TIE test faf over thirty yesss, and in
49, sasss merits 10 10 only necessary TO call
- 10 ,As care. taey have ss,ee,ed And q,
~ ssAsy ses,.snoaials of those Who have
o. limitations. AMI 10 aos - deceived
EG-sFseesstatIon. Ask for Allcocx's, and
aeGhssafa.e
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Searching for the Bodice.

Several boats were ont on Lake WASH
ingson yesterday and the day previous
with searchers for the bodies Of Harry 0.
Alters and Mrs. Emma Macdonald, who
were drowned last week. Ahlers' mother.
who lives at Dubuque, Ia. has offered .
reward Of $50 for the recovery OF her sons
body, and this has stimulated tho search.
The water is about so feet deep where the
Two were drowned.