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The Umpfre,s Sad Lot,

The talented neplogist Of the Quincy
iIlE) Herald is again paying his respects
TO participant in the national game.
He thus refers to the umpire:
here ista jibb aring skate IN Rock
ford, with polka dot for q head, who has
been temporarily elevated to the en1olu-
Kments and throne of a baseball umpire,
but 1t is an undisturbed physical fact
that he cannot tell a strike from a lock-
ont. Sometimes the home plate looks
to him the size Of a cheese sandwich,
sbut when the Rockford pitcher Is In
the box it Is as big as a bale OF hay. The
manager Of the red legged runts Of
Rockford succeeded insp1acing this OBJ
stacle to human progress in the office
.of umpire and then battered himself
that he owned his picturesque carcass.
And SO indeed it seens-Ae does. He has
been making Christmas gifts OF every
h point Of the game to Rockford, and yes
tertIay he handed the victory to sawed
.offf Nichpl on D glass dish with parsley
strfrnmings % t. was 8 brutal revival of
THE creed and prac tice Of Dick pin.
] The honor and irtue of the tional
Uni ann was raVlslledi !, ef and made
l,efna 0f ION d and
a st ,spaf
clatioiS IS
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Teaching the Children.

+ Do not forget to teach the children
to say good night to each other, as we'll
as to the older members of the family,
when they go to bed. 1t is seldom they
will do it of their own accord, because
comradeship and equality renders them
thoughtless Of little courtesies. Famil-
lar use has robbed the phrase of it's sig
nificance, but every child should know
that God and good spring from the same
root, with the same meaning. Good
bye'' is God be with YOU and the old
fashioned phrase, "Good night to you"
is God guard the night to you" It may
perhaps have different meaning for
the children if they know this, and per-
haps the homely phrase will come more
readily for each other.
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When Did the War End?

This is becoming rather important
matter in Washington. The settlement
of number of claims, mostly pensions,
hinges upon this point. Assistant Secre-
tary Reynolds. of the interior department,
in his rulings, adopts the opinion Of Chief
Justice Chase, delivered January 70, 1872,
in the case Of w. A. Freeborn ct al. VS..
the Ship Protector, J. G. Bell, claimant.
The opinion OF the chief Justice was:
ttActs of hostility by the insurgents oc-
Cured at periods so various and of such
different degrees Of Importance, and in
parts Of the country so remote from each
other, both at the commencement and at
the close Of the late civil war, that it
would be difficult, If not impossible, TO
say on what precise day it began or ter
minated. 1t is necessary, therefore, TO
refer to some public act of the political
departments of the Government to fix the
dates. And, for obvious reasons, those Of
the executive department, which may be,
and in fact was, at the commencement Of
hostilities, Obliged to act in the recess of
Congress, must be taken. The proclama-
ton Of intended blockade by the Presi-
dent may, therefore, be assumed as mark
ing the first of these dates, and the proc
lamation that the war had closed as mark
ing the second But the war did not begin
or close at the same time in all the
States. There were two proclamations Of
intended blockade. The first was on the
10Th day of April, 1861, embracing the
States of South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas; the second on the 9th day Of
April, embracing the States Of Virginia
and North Carolina There were two
proc]a1nations declaring the war had
closed one issued on the I'd Of April,
1866, embracing all the States but Texas.
and the other issued on the 10th CT Aug.
nst, 1866, embracing the State OF Texas.
In the absence Of more certain criteria
of equally general application we must
take the dates Of these proclamations as
ascertaining the commencement and close
of the war in the States mentioned in
them. 49, IN n h; {
In other cases, notably those Of the
Mckee VS.. Rains, tenth Wallace, %;
United States vs.. Anderson, ninth Wal
lace, 561; McElrath VS.. United States,
the Supreme Court has decided that sthe
rebellion was closed in all cases where
private rights are affected by the time Of
Its termination, August 20, 1856. ISL
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sDONAiIoE'S / 10 uld 4

..,The Jesalits and the Repub lic n oy
Michael ]. DWyer, is the title of the lead
| ing article ii Donahoe's for August It
| is addressed to the honest, though mis- "a
taken antagonists Of the. Sons OF ST. Ignfl4.
titus In this country; and is a forcible re-
futation of the anti Jesuitic contention
that the Society of Jesus is menace TO
the republic. The writer, by means Of
fact and pertinent rgument, drawn
both from American history and present
conditions in the republic, proves what
should be evide lent to every fair nded
observer Of the nations necessities, that
\ the building Of American character on
lines essential to the future we'll being Of
our institutions. great many doubts
and false Impressions regarding the Jesu-
its WILDE removed from Well-meaning
though prejudiced minds, by the perusal
Of this eloquent defense Of their cause
This months issue also contains several
other strong features, notably, the beauti-
fully illustrated papers by Thomas J.
Feeney and Edward Gerard, entitled, re-
spectively, 'Glimses of Gettysburg" and
From Quebec to Chicouti nai,5' the former
of which revives the spirit of the greatest
battle Of the Rebellion, and awakens tina
most touching memories on both sides Of
the conflict. 1.-THE Martyrs of Memphis, =
from the pen Of George Barton, chronic
ling the deeds Of heroisn evoked by the
Southern Yellow Fever epidemics Of 1873
and 1878, is an article of absorbing and
pathetic interest, and fitting tribute to
many who sacrificed their lives in human
ity's cause during those memorable vista
'tions. "The British House Of Commons
by p. 5O'Neill Larkin, Leaders Of Men"
by Mary e. Blake, Zone Phase off Mis-
sionary Tour" by Rev! Samuel B. Hedges,
G. S. F., Footprints of the Irish Soldier
by G. s. O'Neill and .'The Philosophy Of
Clothes" by Margaret M. Halvey, are
among the other timely contributions to
this number. The usual amount of bright
fiction and poetry fill out the pages, and
in the Editors Review" which grows in
force and popularity with, each issue, there
is an article on the recent A. r. "A. riot
in East Boston, which convicinglys lays
the blame for that disturbance where it
Justly belongs. sG.5t
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No. 1887
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed Vim. X. Little. Patrick
Sullivan and y shea,sE description of land
County Min1eseta; 1ots T. land & block n;
1880 when sold r. 1850 amoqnt sold
costs, $Se.o5, total amount required to redeem,
S524 year tax levied. 1880; tax paid as purchaser
when sold, January Is. 1881; amount sold tor to
purchaser IS IL; int penalty and costs, S1976;
total amount required to redeem s27. 80; year tag
levied, 1881; tax paid as purchaser; when sold,
July Z, 1882; amount sold for to purchaser. % 20;
required to redeem, $32Ns; total, $1ls rs.
Office of County Auditor: Hennepin Comfy,
Minnesota. 70 VIM r. Little Patrick Sullivan
aud T.. B. Shearer: You are hereby notified that.
pursuant to tax judgment entered in the district
Court, County Of Hennepin, State OF Minnesota,
as above stated-the land herein above described,
assessed in your name. WAS sold for tax as above
stated, and that the time allowed by law for re-
demption from said sale, will have expired after
sixty days have elapsed after service of this notice
has been made and proof thereof and Of the sher-
iffs fees has been fled in this Office. In addition
to the amount above stated, as necessary to re-
deem FROM said sale, the cost of service Of this
notice must be paid, together with such interest
as may accrue from and after thie date. IA.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minnea 3o-
lis, in said County Of Hennepin, this 18th day OF
June, 1895. q. r. COOLEY,
Per j. 0. DAVIS. County Auditor.
Deputy.
No. 1897. ISealI
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No. 1889.
Nt,r1oE OF Exp1RAr1oN OF RBDEMpr1oN

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
In whose name assessed, G; g; stickler; dsscrip;;
ton of land, McFarlane and Bcolts Addition OF
Outlots. front Lac feet. Hennepin County. Min
lot r. tax levied 1872 date Ct na
amount sold for to purchaser. $l4O3 in terest PEN
atty and casts, $543; total amount required to re-
deem, .$19, 46; total, $19. 40.
Office of County Auditor, Heanepin County,
Minnesota. To G. @. Stickler: You are hereby mott
fed that pursuant to tax nlgrnent entered in the
District Court. County Of Hennepin. State Of Min
nesota as above stated the land herein above de-
scribed assessed in your name was sold for tax
as above stated, and chat the time allowed br law
fer redemption from said sale will have eaPrSsd
notice bas been made and proof thereof and Of the
ton to the amount above stated, as neoes ,ary to
redeem from said sale the cost OF service OF this
may accrue from and after this date
Witness my hand aud official SEAL, at Minneapo.
lis in said County of Hennepin, this 18th day of
Juue, 1895. G. r. COOLEY.
Per j. O. DAVIS, County Auditor.
No. 2es1. lseall
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NoTICBoF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP ZION.
ton Of land, Dorna1' rs First Addition to Mime.
s4plis, Hennepin County Minnesots; lot 10 block
I'll 1892; when sold May 4, 1892; amount sold for to
purchaser, 25 interest. penalty and costs, So
total amount required to redeem. $6.05; total,
1895: Fs s.. .15 !
Office OF County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota. To 8. s. MURDOCH: You are hereby
notified that. pursuant to tax Judgment. entered
in ting District Court, County OF Hennepin. State
Of Minnesota, as above stated-the land herein
above described, assessed il your name. was sold
tax above stated and that The tine IA, allowed
expired otter sixty days have elapsed after service
and Of the sheriff fees has been filed in this Of
fee. In addition to the amount above stated, az
necessary to redeem from said sale, the cost of
vice Of this notice must be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and after this
date. Il.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolis, in said County of Hennepin, this 18th day
f of June 1895. G. i. COOLEY.
Per ]. q. DAVIS. County Auditor.
Deputy.
Ia
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTIo
[seeal1

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
:, In whose name assessed, Mqldoon and lsmon
HdW. Co.. description of land, Palmers Addition
to Minneapolis, Hennepin. County. Minnesota
lot q; block III year tax levied 1890 date Of j1dg
amount sold for to purchaser, S5.0s: interest
penalty and costs, $l61, total amount required
to redeem. $500; total. 1929.
;, Office Of GS p Auditor Hennspin County
Judgment entered in the district Court, County
Of Hennepin, State Of Minnesota. as above
stated the land herein above described, as
sessed in yonr name, was sold for tax as above
stated, and that the time allowed by law for re-
denptIon from said sale, will have expired after
q
iffs fees has been fled in this Office In addition
deem from said sale, the cost Of service Of this
notice must be paid, together with such interest
as may accrue from and after this date,
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minneapor
lis, in said County of Hennepin, this 18th day Of
June, 1895. q. r. COOLEY.
\ Perl O. DAVIS, County Auditor
b er Deputy.
No. 1888. lSeal
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/ In whose name assessed, Geo. 3: Wright; de-
scrip.ion Of land lot I, town of Eden Prairie,
Hennepin County, Minnesota; sec. 8. township
IFS, range a.; year tax levied, 1885, date Of indg
ment. August rs 1884; When sold, september Is,
1884: amount sold for to state, $3.50; assessed by
state, October g. 1884 for 81 so; Interest," penalty
and costs. So 46; total amount required to redeem
20: total 1926.
Office of County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, TO Geo. B. Wright: You are hereby
notified that pursuant to tax Judgment entered in
the District Court, County Of Hennepin, Stare OF
described, assessed in yonr mama, was sold for tax
es above stated, and that the time allowed by Law
for redemption from said sale, will have expired
after sixGy days have elapsed after service Of this
Notice has been made and proof thereof and of the
sheriffs fees has been filed in this Office In addition
to the amount above stated, as necessary to re
deem from said sale, the cost Of service Of this
notice must be paid, together With such interest
as may accrue from and after this date. Z.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Minneapo-
lis in said County 81 Hennepin, this. 18th day OF
June. 1895 G. Z. COOLEY,
Per j. O. DAVIS. County Auditor.
Deputy.
No. 291B. TSeaLl
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Nor1cE or Exp1[RArIoE OF REpEMFr1oN
No. 1905.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
y In whose name assessed. unknown description
OF lind N. W. n. g Ell 8. Of Grow River. Town Of
Greenwood. Hennepin Comfy, hinnesot "a, sec ;.
Of jqaenaent September I, 1892 when sold. Sep.
temher 49, 1882, amount sold for to purchaser $50;
interest, penalty and costs 81 2stota an,ou,,t re-
Qnred to redeem, $176; year tax levied 1882; date
Of Judgment, tax paid 90 purchaser; when sold,
June 8, 1855; amount sol4 for to purchaser. SIC;
interest penalty and costs. a0c. total amount re-
quired to redeem, SLIT; total, '$2ss3,
Office of Comfy Auditor. Hennepin County,
Minnesota. To Unknown: Yon nye hereby mott.
fed That. purseant to tax jndgJnent-enteredin the
Di ztriot Court. County Of Hennepin STATE of Min
nesotR. as above stated-the land herein above do.
scrihe assessed in your name. was bold fr tax as
shove stated, and That the time allowed ~ Inv for
redemption from said aale will have expired after
sixty DAYS have elapsed after service Of THE notice
it's foes has been fled In this Office. In addition
70 the amount above. stared. 90 necessary TO re-
deem from said sale, the cost OF service Of this no.
Mcs mnst be paid, together with such interest 40
may accrne from and after this date. eas 4
Witness my ha ID and of1icial seal at Minneapo.
lis in said County Of HEM epin, thie 18th day Of
june 1888. G. r. COOLEY, Il
Per u % DAVIS, 81 I'd County auditor.
No. 1904. No. 81 e {sea1]
81 10 " = y
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Married in rlontana.

On Monday. July 20, at Glasgow, Mont.
occurred the marriage of Miss Mary Fal-
vey, former member of the Immacu-
late Conception Church of this city and
resident of SIT. Louis Park, to Mr.. James
Fox, Rev Father Eberswiler perform
ing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox will
make their future home in Glasgow.
Both bride and groom have many friends
here who will wish them happiness and
success. g.
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Hor1cE OK Exp1RAr1oN or REpEMpmoN.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed, E. 3. Moore; deecrip-
ton OF land Auditors Subdivision No. %, Henne-
pin County, Minnesota; lot Il; year tax levied,
1885; date Of judgment, March a. 1888; when soid,
Nay 8, 1883; amount sold for to purchaser $ls.ea;
interests penalty and costs s12es; total e9 amount
office Of County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota. 70 Il. b. Moore: You are hereby
notified that, pursuant to tax judgment-entered
In the District Court. County Of Hennepin. State
Of Minnesota, as above stated-the laud herein
above described, assessed in your name was sold
for tax as above stated, and that the time allowed
by law for redemption from said sale viii have
pred after s1ty days have elapsed after service
and Of the sherias fees has been filed in this is
necessary to redeem from said sale, the cost Of
service of this notice must be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and after this
date. tss4
Witness my hand and official seal, ct Mime
apolis, in said County of Hennepin. this 18th day
Of June 1895. @ G. 3. COOLEY, I.
Psr j. o. DAVIS, County Auditor.
Deputy.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEEM r1oN.

In whose name aasessed, r. W, Jordan; de-
scriptions Of land, r. A. Dayidsons Second a dbl
ton 70 Minneapolis, Hannepin County, Mime
sofa block d; year tax levied, 1890; date Of jpdg
ment, March q, 1892; when cold. May 4. 1892;
amount sold for to state purchaser. SS5. ~ in
tsrest, penalty and costs, $3le total amount re-.
qaiRed TO redeem 1925; v,tal. SIT &c;
/ 4 Office Of Counts Auditor, Hennepin County,
minnesota. To r. w. Jordan: You are hereby
notified that. pursuant to tax judament-.ent tered
in tina District Court County OF Hennepin: State
+ Of Minnesota. as above stated the land herein
above desc ibcd, assessed in your name, wss sold
BY law for redemption from said sale will have
after SIXTY days have elapsed aftes service
and of the sherifs fees has been fled in tsis ofoe.
In addition to the amount above STAYED as neces-
81 this notes must he paid together with such IN
terest as may accrue from and sitter this date.
d Witness my hand and official seal, ut Mlnpespo.
lis, In said County of Hennepin. this Let day OF
June, 1895. y. g. sCOOLtAi /;
n Per J, o. DAVIS, d County Auditor. s#
No. 2s25. 1 81 'I..,s II: n n [Seal] n
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NOVICE OF EXPIRATION OF KBDEMPIIoN

NOV1CEOF EXPIRATION OF sRtD EMPA4ONs
s5 IN whose name assessed, 3. K Wateon descrip-
ttons Of hand, south Side addition to Minneapo-
lis Hennepin County Minna 1850 rear q iest 1ot
Heotan1fer Il ts8s; when sold, SeptaInb % 1853;
sold for TO purchaser, Sill interest, PEN
atty and COSTS 50 40, t3tal amount required 70 res
desra s.. 5S; total S. 80. 81 ~
Office Of County Auditor, Hsnnepin County.
Minnesota. II. B. Il. Watson You are hereby
notified that ps,rsnant to tax JUDGMENT cred
In the District Court, County Of Hennepin, stste
&C Minnesota, as above stated 1.-The land herein
above described. assessed il your name sold
for tax as above stated, and that the time Allowed
byS Law Tor redemption FROM said sale u al have
expired after havs elapsed Afte. service
of this notice. hss been madn and proof thsrecE
and of tie sshsrif fees has been this
sfcs IN addition to heHalaota1,t shove stated g
necessary to redeem from snid sale, the
Syice this notice srdtlat hat WITH
suctI ~ xkteE tlls
illness
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The DIRBCT'RBSS.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
n whose name, assessed, Shelly and Bsebe, de-
ecription of land, Hiawatha Park Addition to
Minneapolis, HenRepin Comfy, Minnesota; lot Z.
block y year tax levied lSs7 date ct Judgment
sold for to purchaser $5.44; interest," penalty and
costs. S4.22; total amount required to redeem,
50 Sc; total, S9.66
Office OF County Auditor: Henuepin County Min
nesota, 10 Shelly and Beebe: You are hereby noti-
District Court County Of Bennepin, State Of Min
nesota. above stated the lard herein above de-
scribed assessed In your name was sold for tax as
above stated, and that the time allowed by law
for redemption from said sale will have ex-
pired after sixty days have elapsed after service
Of this notice ta a been made ard proof thereof
office In addition to the amount above stated, az
service Of this notice must be paid, together with
snch interest as may accrue from and after this
date.
Witness my hand and official seal. at Mime
apolis, in said County Of Hennepin. this 18TH day
Of June 1895. G. X. COOLEY,
h PERI. O. DAVIS, County Auditor.
ss Deputy. &s n
No. 2947, fSeaI1
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The Great Northern Railway

shipping facilities west to the Pacific Coast
st Minneapolis as5 #sa
Of F1atsad county
il untold It banks
all
Rocky Mountains.
G.
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The Only Irrigation Wholly Unnecessary and
Employed the Cultivation Of crops-DeGghtM and HeahtuI
Climate. Unsurpassed Proouctiyeness- Homes for All.


The Flathead Valley
bench The
building
preci 4 s&.HaE a
the home The mild due Chinook winds from
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aDaily, except Sunday; has Buffet Parlor Ca
and makes the run to Duluth in 5 hours 10 min
d bDaily, has First Class sleeping Car which ma,
be taken at depot at or after 0 p. M; arrives al
Duluth at 7:O5 q. m. r q
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WE HAVE THE ROCKS
TIA EASTERN MINNESOTA RY.
DULUTH and WEST SUPERIOR
Tickets No. 1879 f. Third Street and Union Depot.
Leave. st. Paul Union Depot. 1 Arrive

f aS:EO am Anoka, ELK River, Hinckley. / 80 am
b11:2O pm West Superior and Duluth. ! as ;55 pm
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boot, Then he chews it slowly rubbing
His back and stomach, and finally gives
free rein to his unholy JOY in a wild bac-
chanalian dance
"I have thee, mine old enemy, and /
viii hold thee and never unIoose thee,
now that thy foolish pity for. men has
turned thee into fonr. Thou art simpris-
oned by thine own will, whilst / at my
leisure will insult thee, pity thee, thou
who holdest the heavens and the earth ii
!ihe palm Of thy hands and art not afraid
TO make thyself as small as this Host.
1 'rny, priest sells thee! Thy, sacrifice, IN
stead of glorifying thee, degrades thee;
thy miracle makes thee my slave. The
|, bread and wine OF eternal life causes thy
{ n0ckery Willing redeemer Of all people,
Z tholt hast but succeededai in being crushed
under my hand OF da1nnatipn r. NJ
Taking q chaliee filed with waters III
his hands, the goat, holding onesup, cries
cut: s gG5sS i 33 III 81
Y hat He may be fol-. YOU all an aib,om-
ssination il the House Of the Living God!'''
/ He then filings the contents Of the cha1ice
roattcast among the, faithful, who throw
i themselves forward, III ali Secstacy of
Y pHlsted hands of the priest, and an Orgy
begi continues for hours. H
as5 All, eyewitness relates the folIoWif,lg,
Il jcene III QrcisIn practised iii AN iso-
4 ated shpNsA situated on the geslSes siof q
fHsS The Influence pf thesi eAd MlRis
Nas believed 81, nave Sibiaag1 tha
1 absl ret i, al; st,t,ors
Il n
E y
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No. 1855.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

29s1.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
CHILDREN BUT NOT HEIRS.
An Alleged Former wife Springs n
sensation on the FuimiIy .ora MIL

Chicago H.. Nov l3.-The friends of
the laae Curtis Il. Robinson, formerly u
prominent real estate dealer of this
oily, ana who died in 1892. were amazed
TO learn to-day that he Is charged with
having deserted II wife In Massachusetts
In the early sixties. when he came to
Chicago, and his three children are pro-
badly surprised to find their right to
Inheritance challenged by their Mnasa-
chusetts relatives.
At the time of his death Robinson
lived with his three children. Mrs, Mar
tina j. ltuprccht. Curtis Il. Robinson
and Hessic ID. Robinson. After his
death his daughter, Mrs. Ruprccht, was
made the admini.tratratriX OF the es,
tate. which is represented To be worth
about $l,000.0O0
To-day u bill was fled In the United
states Circuit Court by Robinson's
brother, David: his sister. Betsy I2nmcs,
and four nicccs. children of his dead
sister and brother, all residing In Mas
sachusettS, and who set up the claim
that Curtis r.. Robinson left wife
behind him in Massachusetts ana was
never married to his Chicago wife. and
the three children having been born
out OF wedlock are not heirs to the
estate of Curtis r. Robinson, but tina
the same belongs to his Massn chusctts
relatives.