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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-19
NoUHDsv1LLE
A Miscellaneous MslAngo OF Minor Mat
tiers FrOm aIArEhAII'S Metropolis.

tiers FROM MArShAII'H Metropolis.
The Epworth Leagues fourth annual
excursion. which was postponed from
last Thursday by tho failure of the
Queen City to leave Cincinnati. has
now been arranged to leave here on
the new steamers first trip down on
Thursday OF next week. The excursion
Is to Marietta and the return trip VIII
be made on the steamer Virginia. a
large number from here Cameron, Pow
hatan and other nearby places VIII go.
All who go must take their eAtables'
the privilege being aranted for the
party to eat upon the boatA -
In the case Of Charles White vs.. the
Fostoria Glass Company the court sus-
tanned a motion 10 exclude the plain
tins evidence. The plaintiff made I
motion for n new trial. which was set
for argument for Saturday, the 10Th
Instant In the case OF the county court
OF Marshall county at the instance OF
Mailer Moscr VS.. Charles Smith, case
OF bastardy, the jury brought in a YER
dict OF mot guilty" 7. ]. Parsons up
peared for the county and William
MeIghen for the defense. The court adj
journed yesterday until Monday morn
ing.
Late Thursday evening, in q quarrel.
Ben shImp struck Fred Murry, colorcd.
on the head with a brick, cutting a
cash on the forehead. hurry accused
shrimp OF breaking q limb OF his peach
tree and used some very offensive Ian
EuHRe. making q number OF threats
for which shrimp struck him with
brick. Marshal Steele arrested shrimp
and he was tried before Mayor Purdy,
who said that hurry had gotten what
he deserved. and dismissed both.
AZ business meeting OF the Epworth
League. Thursday night, held after the
regular devotional services Walter Ev-
ans and s. =. Blair were elected dele
gates 10 represent the chapter at the
stnte convention 70 be held In Charleston
July 2I-23. Miss Love Gamble was elect
ed alternate.
Mr.. B. Brown. jr.. Of Bethany College.
and Miss Meta Roberts, OF this city.
viii give an Evolutionary entertain
nleut at the school hall, next Tuesday
night. This entertainment Will be under
the auspices OF the league.
A meeting OF the citizens OF the coun-
" is called for next Wednesday even
ing. for the purpose OF investigating the
charge that too much money was paid
by the county court for the painting OF
the court house.
Miss Harriet Johnson has returned
from a vacation trip to Bethany, Poto-
mac and Trlldelphia.
Miss Anna Watkins. Of Wheeling Is
land, Is visiting Miss Lottle Hunter.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

or all tho personal property of tho late
Jerry Crawford, deceased, at No. llli Eoft
street, on Thursday, June 81, commencing
at 10 o'clock n, M. OF all the household
and kitchen furniture and carpenters
tools OF every description, parlor Sets
chamber sets, carpets, dining room and
kitchen ware.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
+. w. WRIGHT,
Administrator.
]. c. HERVEY. Auctlonccr. jul7
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A. II. PATTER. with Il. c. Atkins &
Company, Indianapolis Ind, writes; n
INV" never before given a testimonial
IN my lie. But l will say that for three
years we have never been without
stnsn Remcdy In the house. and my
In would as soon think ~ being
"itbout flour as bottle Of this Rem
niv IN the summer season, We have
nssd IL with all three or our children
ana IL has never failed TO curc-n0t
.impIy stop pain. but cure absolutely.
n is all right. ana anyone who tiles 1t
win md It So" For sale bY druggists,
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PROPOSALS.
LToTTcE TO CONTRACTORS.
ganled pFODORnlg.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
N Scaled Proposals.
Sealed proposals will be received until
Tuesday, July Is, 1897. at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
for the erection OF Stone Building and
Iron Cells ut the West Virginia Penitcn-
tiary in accordance with plans and Epocl-
iications adopted by the Board OF Dircc-
tors for tho West Virginia Penltcntiary.
Bids will be received as follows:
FIRST-For the excavation and stone
work for the proposed new building
SECOND-For cells and iron grillos,
THIRD-FOr carpenter work. glazing,
roofing and plRHtering
Contractors can got forms for bids from
tho office OF FranShelm, GiCsey 4 FnrlS.
architects, Wheeling. W Va, or from
John l.. IauEhin, secretary, Moundsville,
w Va All bids to be sealed and 10 be
marked "Blds for Proposed Building" and
addressed TO the Secretary OF the West
Virginia Penltentlary, Moundsville. W.
Va
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the office OF the architects and at tho
wurden's Office IN the prison. at Mounds.
willie, W. Va, after Wednesday June "a,
1871 and tho board OF directors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids,
by order OF tho board Of directors.
JOHN l., LAuGHLlN, Secretary.
juno II, 1891. lul0
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death turns aside and whose frst.born es-
rarr unscathed while the children Of others
perish. The chosen people are the healthy
people. Hine.tenths oE the deaths amoag
children are due to the ill-health OF the
mothers during the period preceding moth
erhood Every woman owes II 10 hetsell nSt
husband and her children to keep herself
i,saithv In a yonaniy way. She should
thoIouRhly understand her own physical
fnnle.up. She should realize the import:
lance Of keeping the organs Of womanh9osd
healthy and Viqofous. She can only DO this
by taking proper care Of herself and using
tie proper remedy fer weakness or disease
Of thoSs organs. ,,r
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or disease OF
the organs peculiar 10 women Is Or. FSIce :
Pavotite Prescription. II IL truly wonderful
IN It's effects on the female organism. 1t
allnys Inflammation, Boothes pain aud re-
stores health and ViGoT Get Il az inc uIuS,
gist'a aud take no substitute. Your heAlth
and your children's health depend upon 1t.
"sinc, I wrote YOU We have had baby girl born
10 uS." writes ". X Malcolm, Of Knobel clay Co.
Ak any wife took your Golden MediGal Dls
coyrry' aud also your Farorite prescription ~
during the eHpecianl period and Until SonnnS
EiouIrr healthier child was never born, Out
hiid ,FII i've one year Of age the Sh Inst, ana she
mas moi been sick day. Has not had 50 mneh
a. the collie"
Every woman in America should own =
copy OF DR.. Picfce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. In its l.. ooS pages she Will una PLAIN
talks about all sorts Of ailments These !alkS
are made palmer by copiou' illusIiIuoInis ~,
About 20 pages arc devoted TO woman's dis
easrs aud weaknesses. There are sugges-
tons for hotne.treatment. This book has
already gone into more than a million
homes, The original price was s. 50. Now
an edition in paper covers IA being di'tTie-
uted FREE. Send ~ one cent stamps-this
paws for mailing oHb.-to Worlds Dispen;:
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n " "
a copy bound in fnc cloth Is desired, Senu
10 cents eTtra--5I cents in all
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NEW YORK, Juno iS-Tho New Yorks
to-day shut out Patsy Tebeaus Indians
IN u postponed game transferred here
from Cleveland. "Cy'' Seymour the young
sauih.paw was q Chinese puzzle TO tho
Clcyelands. lilo held them down TO one
hit w 10 the eighth inning. when Wallace
worked IN triple 10 left field They got
another hit IN the ninth. but this, like
the other. counted for naught Seymour
managed to pull the team out OF several
tight places In the seventh inning, with
one man out he gave two bases on balls
and hit the third man. Milling the bases,
He steadlcd himself. however. and by
striking out O'Connor, who came 10 bat
In place OF McDcrmott, and getting Tho
batter who followed out on a fly, retired
the side with three men on bases The
Giants got only six hits on McDeFmoit.
CUppy relieved him In the seventh. score:
New YorS...o 1910 3O 0 IS 8 Q
Cleveland ..,"0 . o . 90 o 90 , 2
Earned runs New York . Batteries.
Seymour and Warner. Cuppy. McDermott
and thinner. Time. SOD. Umpire, o'Day.
Attendance. $50.
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THE r1rz.coRRETr pArrLE
To be sssn Over Again at Mozart PARK
sunday slight.

TO be beau over again ~ NoAaEt EAEA
sunday slight.
The appearance OF Lubin's cineo-
graph at Mozart Park, Sunday evening,
will draw o crowd that win no doubt
keep the Incline busy carrying the peo-
pie. The pictures will be fac slmlle
OF the great Fitzslmmons-c orbett bat
lie at Carson City. and WIZ show ev..
cry blow struck by the big fellows, and
every character at the ring side VIII be
represented by "A counterpart. The
pictures will all be life size and the
great success the cineogruph IS meet
inE with in the larger cities, and the
favorable comment II has received n
the hands OF the press. Is sufficient In
tIicatIon thnt il Is all right The ad.
mission for the evening Will be only %
cents, which will Include seats anu the
Tonni trio on the incline. A number
OF the best seats win be set aside TOT
ladies and their escorts.
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STOP drugglng yourself with QuOclt
nostrnmg or cures" Get n well known
pharmaceutical remedy that viii do the
work. Catarrh and Cold In the head will
not cause suffering II Ely's Cream Balm
lB used Druggists win supply lOc trial
size or soc full size. We mall 10.
oily BROS, G5 Warren st., n. Y. City.
Rev. John Reid lr, OF Great Falls,
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm
10 me. can emphasize his statement,
at Iq positive cure for canrrh II used
ns dlrected."-Rcv Francis w. Poole,
Pastor Central Presbyterian Church,
Helena, Mont
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BASE BAIL COMMENT.

Tie statement OF c. B. Powers. prssi-
dent and treasurer OF the Interstate
league, Of receipts and discussions Tor
the present season TO June ], shows re-
ntg amounting to 81 ,3j9 90 and DIS
buramentg OF 81, 30S 90. Among the DIS
hIrsaments Ia 1900 paid to Secretary
Young. Of the National League, for pro-
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THE CORNER STONE

or the New English Euthsrhn Church
will he Laid Sunday Afternoon.
The coroner stone OF the new English
Lutheran church on Sixteenth street,
will be laid on Sunday at p. M. The
Rev. DR.. Samuel b. Barnits VIII de-
liver the address and assist the pas
tor. DR. BarnitE was formerly pas'ot,
~ tho church, but IL now secretary OF
tba Home Mission Band OF the Luth-
eran church. He will also preach al
The Odd Fellows hall at 1890 n nj.
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The Drover Home Stars viii play the
Incline Whlttlers on the Riverside
grounds Sunday afternoon.
The Metropolitan and Provident Life
Insurance base ball teams had an In
tcresting game az the Tunnel Green.
Friday afternoon; score q 70 Is, in IA
vor OF the Pruyidcuts. The feature OF
the game was John ParrilfS battling.
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"otrR lItue girl had dIarrhoea in a
vary bad form. We tried everything we
caIid think OF but without eject until we
81. DR.. Fowler's Extract OF W!ld straw.
berry, which helped her right away.
Mrs. Ann Bergman, Nerban' sahllae
"a Mich,
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Earned runs, New Castle 2: Wheeling 2.
TTo-basc hits. Donovan, Tate, Taylor.
Tsrs--basa hits. Fleming, Ross. Home run,
NTlsr Stolen bases. New Castle 2;
wheeling Double plays, Tate, Mattress
1sd Rnsz; McdinniaS and Messltt. First
Nlss On halls. on Hewitt :; on Easton l..
IN Hallowcil !. Hit BY pitched ball. BY
Taii6weil 4 Passed ball. Donovan. Left
al hsscy. New Castle 4: Wheeling s. Time,
A5grG Umpire. O'Brien.
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PHILADELPHIA. juno is.-St. louis
turned the tables on the Phili.eh and de-
f"Rted them In n game rcplcte with wild
pitches and costly errors on tho part OF
the locals. DonRhue pitched a good game
RHE
st. Louis 80 400 5oi % u !
Phlladclp'a IL o o o l o o. Il 1
Batteries, Donohue and Douglass; John.
son and Element. Time 2l5. Umpirgs
Mcdonald and McDermolt.
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Simply apply swAYNI2's OINTMENT.
No Internal mcalclne Tequired, CuLes tGt,
face. hands, nose. etc, leaving the skin
clear, white ana healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
BWAYNE'S OINTMENT, tthH&W
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GENERAL NOTICES,

RIO TEACHERS.
Tho Examining Board for tho School
Districts OF Wheeling will hold an exam
nation on Juno y, 1897. at the rooms OF
the Board OF Education, beginning at .
a. m. Persons not holding certificates and
desiring the same will take notice. as sne-
cial cxamlnatlolT Will not DO held. BY
order OF committee.
jui5-is-23 W. II, ANDERSON. Chairman.
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VISIT the Vapor Stove Exposition. at
tats Market street. Commencing at 10 a.
M, to-day, and continues for one Week.
Don't miss II.
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'hattod for Merritt In ninth.
'MeuraW out. hit by battod ball.
Baltimore ,.......I 90 o o Eli
flltsburgh ........2 81 80
-, Earned runs, Baltimore s; Pittsburgh ..
TMo.blSe hits. Mcuraw, Keller COTbctt
Paddcn, Donovan. Threg-bhse hits,
bases, COrbelt, Donovan, jennings 2
smith, o'Brien. Double play, O'Ilrien and
Mr0rnW. First base on balls, of Corbett
J; on Hhwley !. Hit by pitched ball. Pad
zen, keeler. jennings Struck out, by Cor
bases, baltimore 6; Pittsburgh Z. Time,
2:la. Umpire. Hurst.
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The following party from this city
win leave the goth OF this month for
California: Misses Margaret Kern, Ell
sic IeRzurc. Ada WeyrlCk. Mary Parks.
Kate Rodefer and Mr.. Charles Arnold.
The party will join the Golden Special
AT Columbus. They Will be gone one
month,
Miss Sallle Woods, who has been at
tending school ut West Liberty the past
year, came down yesterday to spend Il
few days with her sister, Mrs. William
Morrison, In the Fourth ward. before
returning to her home IN Washington,
Pa.
A. ]. Reitz. city treasurer and Miss
Lucy Davis n popular young lady OF
the Fifth ward, will bemarried at the
brides home, on June 20. Both are
well-known young people OF this city.
Invitations have been issued.
Several from this city will 60 TO
Bethesda tonight TO remain over Sun
day. This resort win draw larger
crowds from this city this season than
Il has ever done before. The lake Is
full. 80 that bathing can be INDUCED In.
Il. c. Kemple and Mrs. c. Bippus are
home from the G. A. X. cncampment at
Chinlcothe. w. II. Thompson and wife
viii be home tonight, they having stop
ped over at Mt Vernon to visit their son
George.
George W. Kellar. the grocer left yes
terdhy for Pittsburgh where he Will
visit ilis son Claude and leave for Phil
adolphla. where they will visit friends
and relatives.
The steel works md plate mill closed
down last evening for the summer. A
force OF men win DO put TO work to
connect the new mill with the present
one.
The Enterprise Club. OF the African
Methodist Church, gave a social ana
lawn fete last evening on the lawn at
the home OF Miss Lizzie Kearns.
James Elton went 20 GAINESVILLE, O.,
Yesterday, to spend few days with his
wife at that place. Mrs Fltton VIII nc-
company her husband home.
Mrs. Robert Amber has returned to
her home in Jeanette. Pa. after spend
inG several weeks with friends and rel
ativeS in the city.
william Lappert. formerly OF this city.
but now located nc New Martinsville. IS
eaillns on friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
Mrs. ID. II. lklCe u NtdlluE aONA nv
house on Walter Rarrah's lot on the
corner OF Thlrty-hfth and Guernsey
street
Miss Bessie Champeney left yester-
day for wellsyille. 60 spend lew
weeks with friends and relatives.
Charles Glass has returned TO his
home in Barnesyille, after visiting
friends and relatives In the CITY.
Tho entertainment to be given by the
81. Johns school at the ElTsian theatre
will take place on June 50.
Mrs. Charles Bradford. OF Chicago.
Ills, is the guest Of friends ana Teia-
lives in the Third ward.
Emmett Pickett went to Sistersville
yesterday. with several horses, which
he viii sell.
Mrs. r. c. Faris went out 90 Epworth
Park yesterday 10 spend few days az
her cottage.
Miss Vera Kuhn, Of Rochester. Pa, Is
me guest Of friends and relatives In
the city.
q. D. jackson, of FaIrmont, W. Va,
IS the guest OF friends and relatives IN
James Harrison, Of st. clairsvllle O.,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives Ia
the city.
John Riley, the cigar drummer OF
Columbus, is calling on his trade IN this
city.
Jackets band will give concert in
front OF the Globe Hotel this evening
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pELLAIRE
Al Sorts OrLOsal News aud GoSsip grom
the dalass NItr.

the OiAss city.
The meeting held In the city hail.
Thursday evening, 10 make arranNc-
ments for the celebration on tho fifth
OF July was we'll attended and great
deal OF interest was manifested. Part
OF tho demonstration win be held on
the commons and part on the street
The programme will consist OF fine
parade. races OF all kinds. clay pigeon
shooting contest. horse shoe pitching
contest, greasy pig and pole contests.
a number OF different committees were
appointed and are expected to go to
work Immediately. The finance COM
mittee have already got 20 work; It is
composed Of the following gentlemen:
j. A. Green and Charles Powell, First
ward; Abe Stnhl. George W. Kelley and
y. $. Mason, Second; c. RumbHch, j..
Well. w. G. McCialn, VIII Wassman,
Henry Blum. Emil Schmidt, Third; y.
]. Rietz. II. A. Llchtenbcrger, NJ. T..
Cnrncs, G. Blppus and Frank Willlams,
Fourth; c. l.. briggs, ]. w, Morrell. G..
W. Yost, John Thurn, DR.. J. q. Nc
CollouBh. j. II. Mcdonald and Harry
Thomas, Fifth wRrd The various COM
mlttees win meet next Tuesday even
Ing. at o'clock, at the city hall, 20
make further arrangements.
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"a EERRINGToN RRIrEa

DAYTON. June Is-Daytou-Toiedo gam
POSTPONED on account OF rain.
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SPRINGFIELD. June ls.-Fort Wayne
Springfield, no game; wet grounds.
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loOo0oooOOI
3 BONlNG.
!ooooooooo,
INTER STATE LRAGTR


r,d,ys consolidating at New Cas-
-, y,ibEsfoWn at Mansfield. Fort Wayne
- ssrlrghelI, Toledo at Dayton,
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.. SALE.

washington. d. c.. viii dispose q Is; tSl.
lowing Judgments;
WEST VIRGINIA =
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

i'aifrfay'H Observation-Disclosures "as"'
Ihg'1n, 81. Louis. New York.
To.iayH gnrnes-ChicaRo ut Boston,
.l'FfI1n1 Mt New York, CinGinhau az
brooklyn, II Louis at philadelphia
BALTIMORE. Juno ts-Tho Chnmplohs
To-day won tho second of the present ~
,s 10 a EamG OF no particular interest,"
ron HDrhaft md linwlcv were bhilrl
IHrIg, tho latter getting a shade the worst
o.. .' PHldpu'a PLAYING was feature.
l' accepted thirteen chnEccs WITHOUT ~
f'IFE and MI FOR twO-bngRer and home
iAn. Attendance GH Score.
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WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

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Everyone Knows
tde biblical story
Of the passover.
The angel Of death
turned aside only
at the doors Of the
chosen people.
'The frst.bOru Of
all otheu were
slain. There is 4
chosen people to-
day, at " b os G
doors the angel OF
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UIHE INTRLLIdENcER PRINTING
i EstAblllhmOnt-NeAt. ase'Erato' prompt
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SEND BIDS TO
THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON. q. G
-; !; ;; ;sS5s;S575 ~ S;ss7S;5:
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Tissue Brode''

Is lappet weave over a sheer
dainty Null, black or white
ground, with pretty floral pat
terms, a regular $50 value, at
23c.
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'hattod for Merritt In ninth.
'McuraW out. hit by battod ball
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-28
WEATHER BUREAU WORK.

HScent Expefinaents which VIII Asks
Forseasting Mach More Reliable
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The most sig-
niAcant development In weather Tore
casting for years, making it possible 70
forecast for period ct least 10 hours
longer than at present, and more accu'
rately, hes been attained by the weather
bureau, aid soon will bear practical frht,
This is the result Of experiments with
kites flown at distances Of one to two
miles abovG the surface OF the earth,
which have been quietly conducted IN
this city for some weeks. Daily readings
have been taken at this altitude, and
the fact has been established that shift
ing Of the wind occurs at q mile level
above the earth's surface from ~ to IL
hours before the same change OF dlrec-
ton occurs on the surface. This is due
to the same forces which operate to
cause wind shifts to produce storm;
one condition being dependent on the
other. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
has taken great interest in the expert.
ments which were made by Chief Moore
Of the weather bureau and his consuita-
tions with Professor Moore have resulted
in the formulation of q policy which
will make weather predictions mcrc
valuable III the future.
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CHICAGO LAKE FRONT CASE.

land Commissioner Hermann Reverses
LamOresux's Decision.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Mr. Binger
Hermann, commissioner Of the general
land Office, announced his decision in
the Chicago lake front case, reversing
the decision of Commissioner Lamor-
eaux, and denying and rejecting the ap.
plication Of Harvey M. Lafollette and
Matthias Beaner to locate Mckee scrip
on the lands. This allows the patent
rendered to Robert A. Kinsie, in 1891,
to stand for the benefit of the grantees.
The commissioner holds that the Kinsie
patent applies to all lands in the tract
stretching to the shore line; that the
aocretions inure to the benefit Of those
who hold under the Kinsie patent,
ind thirdly that there was ample justi.
fication for directing and holding a re-
hearing. The lands involved were val
ued at upwards of 100000.
The casewill be appealed Immediately
to the secretary Of the interior, which
decision, however, in any event will not
be final, as the case will be carried
through the courts, it already having
been begun in the courts in Illinois.