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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16
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ENRUSTEE'S SALE.

-
By virtue OF deed Of trus, made by Mary SIC.
SamG7a mud Michael Mcnamara. her husband.
10 Tue a. trustee. dated April Il. 1890. recorded
in the Office OF the CLERK OF the County Court of
Ohio county, West Virginia. IN Doud OF Trust
BOOK No. 30. page 100. ] Will sell at the north
front door Of the court house OF said county, on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1891.
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock o. a., the following
described property, that Is to say;
The cast half OF LOT numbered two and the
west half OF lot numbered three. situate uRd hO.
Ing on the north ldo OF Eleventh street, IN The
city Of Wheeling. Ohio county West VirsIn!a. Us
laid ont by ArdrewlL Il. Britt. o plat OF which sub.
division is recorded In Deed Book No. -. page
I59. The said picco o., ground fronts forty feet
% Eleventh street, running nOrthwardly of
equal width 10 the south line OF lands owned BY
the Wheeling. Pittsburgh K baltimore railroad,
one hundred and twenty feet more or less.
TERMS OF SiLE:-One.ihiTd and as much mo:e
as the purchaser elects TO pay in cash on the day
Of sale, the balance In two equal iuStallneuts al
one and two years, notes bearing interest FROM
the dny Of sale 20 DO given for the deferred pay.
neuts. ". J. ". COWDEE, TRUSTEE,
w. U. HALtER Auctioneer. jclt 4.
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CiSciSNNrr, June lj.-La;Onia results
to-day:
Frat race, selling, 800. six furlongs
Imp. DIRK Days won; Ruth V. Sec
ond; Miss l.. third. Time, l:l6.
Second, selling, purse 800. ono mile
Greenwich won Tho GovGrnCss second;
Tar Rock third. Time, l:4lt.
Third, purae $500. seven %iutlonC9-
The Spook won; Porditn second; Vouch-
or third. Timo, 1851.
Fourth. purse 800, RInc.sixtconths OF
q milc-CarIsruhc won Dncktly second;
Santa Cruz third. Time. 500.
Fifth, purse 500, five %iurloncs-
Princess Irene won; Glovina second;
Staiia third. lime, l:03i.
Sixth, selling, purse 800, six lur-
lnnga-Eller F. won; Ellen Douglass
second; Ida third. Timo. l:l54,
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HENRY or NAVAKI,E.
He Won II Race In u Can.cr ut Morris Pm,
ic1tcrdhy.

He Won u lace inn Can:cr ut Morris pnr,,
Yesterday.
New YoRE, June l5.-At Morris Parl,
to-day Henry OF Navarro frightened
most OF the cutries out OF the first d
and at odds on no won the fret race in
n common cauter. In the second n
Sport behaved well, and woa from start
TO finish. Agitator was n strong tip in
tho third race, in spite OF tho fact thai,
i. was his first time out OF tho box, and
he Ind to DO content with third place.
for he would not break and acted very
badly ut the post. Summaries:
First race, six furlones-lIenry Of
Navarro. lO7, (Perkins), . to 8. won BY
n length and n hall; Melba, los, (Ham-
ilton). 20 to l, second by a head; Merry
Monarch, llS. (Grihinl, II to 5, third.
Time. l:ll- Miss Dixie and Joe Ripley
also ran.
Second race, mile = Sport. ll6,
(Slmms), 9 70 ., won by four lengths ;
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TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue Of n deed Of tru5: mnLc by Martha
e. Noble. 10 ma ns trustee, dated May II. 1879.
recorded In tho Office Of the Clerk OF tho County
Cont Of Ohio county, West Virginia. iu Decd
OF Trust Book No. y, pnge :N7, | viii sell al tho
north front duor OF The Court House Of Ohio
County, on
SATURDAY, THE TN DAY OF JULY. 1901,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock Il. M. th. following
Described property. That IS 10 say:
Two lots OF ground numbered Six and Seven
In John IcLurc's addition 10 Tho city of Wheel.
in:. IN Ohio county. West Virginia, in tho Fist
wand OF sGtl city, said lots lying west o! and
fronting on tho county roRd leading from the
National road 10 Mount Wood Cemetery.
TEENS or SArE:-0ue third aud u much more
US tho purchaser ~clcctJto pay III cash on the day
Of sale. the balance IN two equal miscellaneous ~
one and two ytGrE. notes beating iutcTryt from
the day Of Mll5 10 BE- glvau Tor The deferred pay
i%Cn:s. tho tii!o 10 be retained nutil pay mcat Is
;aAdc In full
VI. ". COTDET. Trustee.
W IL NLrIpr Aug,innprr inIh
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BROOKLYN, Junol5.-Lyston, the Won.
der whom Tcbeau secured from the
Easton club, started in to pitch Tor tho
Spiders, but was yanl:cd gu. in Tho
carly part OF the fourth inning. Clark.
sou thon wont i'll TO pitch and Tor u
time it actually raimRd home runs and
three baggers. Attendance 3,9207.
Score:
lroOklyn.....",--..l o 0 O.
C!cveland.."..".....2 = D 0 1t o. g
Earned runs, BEOokiyn 3: Cleveland J. Errors,
Irooklyn z; Cleveland |. Pitchers, Stein, LyStun
aud ClarEso2. Hits. > and S. Umpire. ~llaiilry.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh none. New York !.
Firs. base BY errors, Pittsburgh !; New York 2
Left on buses, Pittsburgh 5, New TorkG. first
base on balls. oil Gutnbert !: or Aeekia2.
Struck out, by GuDbert 1; by McCkln .. Home
run, Ncckln. ThTce.basc hits. Davis. Herman,
Ncckin. Twn-bale hits. Doyle. Stolen bases.
Stcazcl. Van i!alt:rn Double PLAYS. GllssCocls.
Time, 30. Umpire, EnsliO.
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BosroN, June 15.-EIard hitting on
both sides characterized to-uay's game,
but tho Bostons punched theirs oppor.
%,unciv, playing a pretty folding gene,
whlic the visitors were cratic. Score:
BoSton.....--"-"".m-i 0 0 3 G o-ij
Louisville, ? 0 . i 0 90
Earned runs. S and 6. Ernrs. 3 md 4. Hits.
q and Y Pitchers, Stivctts lad liemnIus.
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as THIS hot enough for you?o is q
silly question; but if you meet Il mar
who complains OF suffering from the
heat, ten to II you will find, OH in.
quiry. that he does no. use Ayro's Sarsa.
parilla to TOT up his sys.em and Tree
his blood from irritating humors,
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Arrangements havo been completed
GIANTS AND la
Pittsburgh Is Travelling Toward the Rear
Defeated by New York.

NV York. June lI-DoylG was fined
So and put out of the game in tho
seventh inning for unnecessary kicking
at being called ont on strikes while out
OF the box, after having asked Umpire
Emslie to wait 4 minute as be had some.
thing in his eye. Attendance $500.
Score:
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PHLAD&.rlIIA, June l5.-Thc game
between tho Phillies and the Cincinnati
team to-day opened sharply md ended
Il parody on good ball. Philadelphia
won by hard hitting. Attendance $50.
Score:
Philadelphia. .....- / 0 o 0 0 3 S 4-al
Cincinnati ~..... -...."..O | o 0 y . 0 A. S
Hits, % and u. l:rron. . each. Earned runs,
y and 1. ~Ptichcrs, Callahan and Chamberlain.
Umpire, Lynch
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WASHINGTON, juno l5.-Anson's Colts
failed to connect with tho ball to-day
ut times when u hit would havc brought
IN runs. Attendance $3.50. Score:
WRsblagton.-......0 . o 0 o. 6
ChicaSG~....."..".,U 0 0 0 | ! | l.
Earned runs, 3 md .. Errors. , and I Hits,
Il and S Pitchers. Maui. Abbey and Gr!Gitas.
Tinni,n NrDurII
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE.

ly virtue OF q dOod OF tfu,. maio b. ChSrlSi
Il Hlgg, August Kramer aud l,aymnud bauer,
10 ms as trustee. dated AuPuN ID. lSo! ali
recorded IN the OrlCe Of tho Clerk Of tho County,
Cont OF Ohio county, Wet Virginia, In Decd OF
1TnIt Book 30. 20, folio hGI, | shall otlor Il pub,
lie sale to tho highest bidder On
BkTUEDAY, NAY ~ iS1L
beginning nj 70 O'Clock .. II nj tho north door
Oithu Court House Of said county, a ccrlaIn lot
or parcel Of land In the city Of WbcllluA ohIo
COUNTY. West Virginia, tHu' Described. to.Wii:
IioIng lot numbered Onc Hundred and twUnly
tI.OD on tho nUftheast cDrlUr 0i Market aud
TWruty fourth streets IN sud clty Win the up
pnrtcnnnccs thereon. and being the kdulu prop
crty Uonvuycd by tho hlld Wise, ktnmer aud
llIncr Nv samuel J, EllileIt2. by docd dated Juno
-. 1871. and recorded iu mId 0niro.
TENNIS OF SALE ;-Ono-third Of tho purchase
money mud q, much more as ihc purchaser nlay
elect. cash In hand, aud tht rrsiduoin w equal
lns;nlimcntS nj nlnr aud NlghtrUn months 70.
spcct!vcly. with inlcru't from the dAy Of sale,
tho purchaser 10 Rlv0 notes tor tho deferred lu'
slalImruA secured By decd Of trS! upon tho
p%rtiniicS and by q policy Of Insurance. to an
amount and IN u company satlitlcgory % thu
undersigned.
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BALTIMORE, June 15.-St. Louis team
put up n worry good fielding game but
could DO nothing with tho stick. At.
tendance 700. Score:
lRltlmors 0 Ill
ST. outS.-...-....~..0 0 0 OIL o D o. 2
Earned runs, IL md2. Errors, . each. Hits.
. mud Pitchers. Hawke and Clirkoou. lin.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In tho Circuit Cour; OF Ohio County, IVES, Viz
gtt!a. In chnnccry..
William T. Hubbard. administration, with the
will annexed. OF tho estate OF Ellie 81. Russell
deceased, complainant,
El!o Russell A-ishutz, With Thongs T. Aashutz,
her husband; Mamie Russell lIildrc,h, with
Eugene ". Nlldreth. her husband; D. Shriver
Russell. Williaia IL; Russell, EGie Russell. VII
James ". Russell and Thomas A. Russell ithe
five persons last named being Infants Of tcr-
der years.. Frances n. Russell. j. d. Ewing,
trustee; Mary Davis, Mamie swnbacker. W..
E StiirI ard +. c. II. SChwcrtieret, partners rs
George L. Stitel & Co.; William ErskIne, i'd
m!nistra,or Of r. d. Woods estate; Alexander
7. Young, WNlinm stantn. Robert J. Reed. L.
SwanHSKer. "; Ztcgente>dcr. Albert, Stolze.
West Virginia Printing Company. {. I'll. Schen-
Grieln aud C. W. ScleuGrlcln. partners Gs
Schenerlcin & BRO Ernest GHholl aud John
@. Pendlcton trustee. defendants.
By Virtue OF M order entered IN the sbOye en-
titled cause on tho Goth day OF May. 1891, It Is
REFERRED TO the undersigned commissioner OF
said court 10 tak'. stntG mud rGport 10 the coGrt
an account rs follows. namely:
J.. Mhn, personal property was Ie'tb by Ei!e N.
= Whit real estate wGS left by the saId Elle
y. Russell. deceased, aud the probable value
thereof.
>. What debts exist acniust the estate OF said
dccclent, aud thcnlnOumts and priOrltIcS thereof.
l. Whni Hens cxis: ugaius, such estate. nnd
the priOritics thereof.
!. What liens exist against the raid Lot No,
Four (So. y clained by tho defendant, Edo r,
Anshutz.
6, An account Of the ~rcccipts and disbutso.
inents OF the plaintiff Us administrator
y, Any other matters deemed pcttInent by
the commissioner. O. required by uuy pnrty
hereto 10 be reported 80
Notice Il hereby given that the undersigned
has liked upon Monday. tho sIxtccu.h lSy OF
Jhly: 1871 commencing az 10 O'Clock n. IL, Us
the time. and his office, No. 1901 hnplinc sir.,s,
IN the city OF Wheeling. IN Ohio county, West
virginia. MS the place al which he will proceed
10 Gsce ttain and report tho several matters In
tlS sa!u oT"ero reference required.
Given undcrmv hnud this 3lst Iov nj Nov 1901
Jel.f GEO. Y. + GILCIfMST. Commissioner.
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JIMMY" IN FRANCE.
Tho Season OF tho Great Amer!oun
Opens Tomorrow.
WILL CONTEST IN THE GRAND PRIX

Worth u Small Fortune to tho Win.
ucr-TIo Is Said { be In Groat Form.
piusburgh's Dali Toain Lost Again
Ycstcrdny-Thc Races at Morris
Park and Laton!a-Othcr News OF
the Day.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10Th crntlOr' Of EDie " RpsA. Dectu4tS::
In pursuance OF 4 decree Of tho CIrcni, Cou,,
oithc county OF Chic. male In d cause therein
E,Snding; to subject the real estate OF the said
ENC NJ Russell 10 the payment o: her debts. YOU
estate Oh The SAID EGlc ". Russell, for ndIritcI.
You. TO George K. L GIlchrIs., commissIoncr. ut
Ms oiilce ~ said county. Nu 1901 Chapline street,
day OF July. 1885,
Witness John W. Mitchell. Clerk O, the sud
Court this thirty first day OF Nav, 1871
lel.f John ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
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At Observation-Disclosures 70:
Grand Rapids 3
At Tolcdo-Tolcdo II; Detroit 3.
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VRUSTEE'S SALE


UY virtue OF Il deed OF trust made By Ellen D
Taylor mud Joseph t, TUylOr. her husband, IA
ne Rs trustee. luIrd December Il. lSll. recorded
IN the office Of tho Clerk Of The County Court Of
MARSHALL county, WGt NlPinis. IN Dood OF
Trust HOOK 10, 10. page 10, | will sell on the
p%'Clnis2l IN the tow Of icnwoOd, Marshall
county. West NitGinll, on
TUElDAY, THE3n Jay or JULY. lS9L
commencing n, 10 O'Clock II. m. tho following
described property, that Is 10 sag:
Lot numbered eighteen, situate Oh Second
ktnot In the town OF Bcnwo0d. Marshall cDl;ty,
WcSl Virgirin. together wifi, oil the buildings
and improvements Thereto belonging.
Said property will be offered In two parcels
and a. q whole, n1l the North part OF sail lo,
with h ctwUstOfy brick building situate thereon,
lylag north Of a line running through tho cou-
tTr Of the partition wall dividing The twoh brick
hoU.Cs. md SCcunl, tho south pntt OF the said
lot lyiac souti Of GEli limo with the twO,stpry
brick house, sitnRlc OH said EOrth part Of said
lot. Third. the whole Of said lot with the doublc
brick house situate thereon.
TERMS oF SALE:-One-third aud IN much moro
Of the purchase money rs tho purchaser elects TO
raw IN cash on the dry Of sale. the balance III
two equal lnstallmeuti ut Onn Hnd two years.
notes bearing Interest from the day Of salo 10 DO
given iOr the deferred Payments.
w.J.W COwDES. Trustee,
~ Q I.N4 au-lU ll
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PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Thc Pom.
sylvauia.C Cornell boat raCe has been
postponed on account OF rough water.
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Probably not one American knight Of
Oh, Observation-Disclosures has not watchod tho
- t,r rouu ~ ,ho o,oo, y;,uo,.
Pap'fS III No"' "O H'O1'
man, Who IN the professional cycle rae
ing ranks, il expected to lead while tho
French and English follow. Since "Zim.
my ~
In America no nus ooeu IN rafls getting
in shape for tho opening Of tho season
Sunday. Juno ~. Tomorrow. there.
.n,, iii chow rb,,ho, ,bo oLl i,yor,,,
O
has retained Ms WONDERFUL 1873 totiN'
when he moved down oil competitors
with case. Nobody on this aide OF tho
Li..o,J LoIi,.oa ~, 80 ,.iI ,ot.o ,,,o
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JOHN. JONES TFG,tra,
w. p IfUBDAltn. At.o.ncE
". II. HAii.En, AuCtiOlc0r, upH
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Emshcimer's a~ltera-
tx LIZ ton sale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-30
ST. PAUL PARK INDIGNANT
Over a Slur Cast Upon 1t by an
Evening Paper.

Evening Paper.
To the Editor of the Globe.
The Dispatch of May IS severely
SEQ res the people of the Park for the
crime committed Friday night at this
place. Tha 1t was an outrage no
denies, and if there were the least sym.
pathy with either party those who were
witnesses would be more willing to tell
what they know. The circumstances
that led to the crime were such that
even the party assaulted knew that
trouble must come sooner or later, and
he had been advised by friends to de-
slst; but this does not justify the out
rage. and the residents of the Park are
as ashamed and indignant over the
transaction as the good editor of the
Dispatch; but they object TO being
placed before the people of Minnesota
and the world in the light IN which that
article places them. The Slur at the
officers of peace and justice is as I'M
Inerited as it is unkind. as they had
done and are still doing all i'll their
power to right the wrong, but it is not
always possible to do so as speedily as
VIII satisfy the wishes of one who has
such an acute sense OF justice, and who
has always been known 10 be OH the
side of morality, decency L truth, rs
the editor of said paper. Tire officers of
the peace and the people OF st. Paul
Park can and will attend to the de-
mands Of justice and morality without
being placed before the world as a COM
muniiy of fools or felons. CIT zen.
ST. Paul Park, May %. 1891.
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HEAD BLOCKS.

The passenger department Of the
Northern Steamship company, Buffalo,
n. Y, has issued a little book entitled
The Itinerary" AS the preface an
nounceS, 1t contains various itineraries,
both east n WeStbound, via the North
ern steamship company's new excIu-
sivelY passenger steamships. and its
connecting rail and steamer lines. COM
prising the famous resorts OF the Great
Lakes, the Hotel Broadwater, Helena,
Mont; the Hotel Lafayette, Lake
Minnetonka. and the Pacific coast on
the West. and Niagara Falls, Thousand
and the numerous coast resorts on the
East"
The Milwaukee road has issued q
beautiful art portfolio of Western
American scenery. The copy exhibited
to a GLOBE reporter contains scenery in
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Mil
waukee, Omaha. Winona, the Missis-
sippi near Wint IA, Sugar Loaf" near
Winona, Minnehaha Fails, Dells on the
Wisconsin river. etc, ETC., etc.
General Traffic Manager Finley and
General Passenger Pgent Whitney, of
the Great Northern, who are now in the
East, will probably return home the last
of the week.
The members of the st. Paul Local
Passenger association met yesterday,
but there being no special business,
ad Ournment was taken to next Tues.
day.
Howard Morris, general counsel and
receiver Tor the Wisconsin Central. who
came III Monday from Milwaukee in his
private car, returned to Milwaukee last
night.
John Allen, local manager for the
Gus Broberg 81 Co. Steamship agency,
LET: fer Duluth Monday night. He will
return this morning.
E. S. BLAIR, eX-city passenger agent
OF the Rio Grande Western in Chicago,
was in st. Paul yesterday.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Ramsey-ss. Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Laura L. Gill
mer. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Laura L. Gilmer. deceased. late Of the County
OF Forsyth and State of North Carolina, be-
ing granted to D. P. Mast:
1t is ordered, That six months be, and the
same is hereby allowed from and after the
date of this order, in which all persons hay
ing claims or demands against the said de-
ceased are required to file the same in the
Probate Court of said county for examina
ton and allowance, or be forever barred.
1t is further ordered, That the first Nom
day In December, A. D.. 1894, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, at a General Term of said Probate Court,
to be held at the Court House in the City of
81. Paul, in said county, be, and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and place
when and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and demands.
And it Is further ordered, That notice of
u hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate by forth
with publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks In the st. Paul
DAILY GLoBE.a daily newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated at st. Paul this 14th day Of May,
1894.
By the Court: JOHN B. OLIVIER,
L. sl Judge of Probate.
EDWIN 3. GLENN, Attorney.
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AND CROPS.
Bulletin for the Past Week Issued
by the Government.

Bulletin for the Past Week Issued
by the Government.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The weather
bureau, in its weather crop bulletin for
the week ended May Is. says:
Over the greater portion of the coun-
try east of the Rocky Mountains the
night temperatures have been unusually
low, and Injuriously affected or retarded
the growth of vegetation in the states of
the central valleys, and also in the east
ern portion of the cotton regions, An d
frosts occurred in the states of the
Ohio, Upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valley.
The dama%AFesUlting from the frosts
of the previous week is reported as
being more serious than was first sup
posed in Kentucky. Missouri and South
Carolina. but in the states of the North
west crops are recovering from the
effects of frost.
The rain fail of the past week was
greater than usual on the Atlantic coast
from North Carolina northward; also
owe Western Florida, Northern Michi-
gan, Colorado, Utah, Montana, North
ern Washington and from Central Call
fornia DOrthward to Oregon. q
Throughout the Central valleys and
on the South Atlantic coast there has
been but little rain, and practically
zone has fallen in the states of the
Missouri valley and along the South
western border from the Gulf south to
Southern California.
Drouth conditions are reported from
Iowa, Nebraska and Wyoming, and
rain is needed i'll Colorado, Oklahoma,
Arkansas. Missouri and in portions of
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Louisi-
ana, Mississippi and Texas.
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Patents,

CHICAGO, May 29.-William 81. Lee
and Fred c. Laird, of Laird & Lee,
the publishers. and Alexander w.
Winter. have secured patents on a proc
ess for combining mineral and vegeta-
Bile oils, which. it is eli lined, will rev
o%lutionize the manufacture OF but
terine, Oleomargarine, compound lard
and other imitation products of the
packing houses. 1t is expected by the
owners that the new oil will enter into
competition with the cotton and cotton
seed oil industries. and prove another
bonanza to the producers of petroleum.
The owners OF the patents sew they
have refused an offer of 1000 nnC for
their rights.
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THE CASE.
Baroness Roques Makes a Strong
Appeal on Behalf of the Pris-

ROQue5 Makes q StrOnG
Appeal on Behalf of the Pris-
oner.
LONDON, May 2a-Baroness Roques,
the mother of Mrs. Maybrick, now
undergoing a sentence of Imprisonment
for life upon conviction of having
poisoned her husband, has sent a letter
10 the newspapers. accompanied by a
pamphlet which is said to give ; the
latest evidence collected in favor of the
prisoner. The baroness appeals as all
American and as a mother for the as
sistance of the press in securing Justice
for Mrs. Maybrick.
The baroness says that she under
stands that the refusal of the home Of
lice to reopen the Maybrick case is due
to the fact that the authorities are in
possession of secret adverse evidence.
but the baroness adds she is certain that
if she wero informed of the natare Of this
evidence she would be able to refute it.
Baroness Roques says that she is con-
fident that her daughter could give her
much assistance if she were allowed to
converse freely with the prison er. This
privilege, however, Is denied her.
The pamphlets contaius an affidavit
dated Feb. 9, 1894, setting forth that the
prescription which the baroness found
in a Bible formerly possessed 10y the late
James Maybrick, Which prescription
included arsenic, is identical with the
prescription mixed by NJ. Brouant, the
chemist of the Avenue Devlau, Paris,
i'll 1878.
The baroness explains that she now
remembers that Mr.. Maybrick obtained
this prescription when he suffered from
a face eruption.
The affidavit of Valentine Charles
Blake, the younger son of Sir Valentine
Blake. is also given. and declares that
he gave the deceased, i'll February, 1890,
$50 grains of arsenic, as MIR. Maybr!ck
complained that lie was unable to OBJ
tain as muc II as he wanted as a tonic.
Finally there is tie declaration of
Capt. Fleming. OF the U lunda, who also
testines that he often saw Mr.. May
brick take arsenic at his home at Nor
folk.