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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-19

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Rilly Smith
and Charley McIesver. Of Philadelphia,
have hlEned articles for a twehty-hye-
round bout at catch weights November
s at the Lenox AthIetic.club. George
Dixon and Eddie Leuny, Of Philadel-
phia, win go twnity-avs rounds in the
same club November 10,
Gus Ruhlln and Jim JenoTds signed
articles to box twenty-five rounds be-
fore the Lenox club. but 1t was an
nounced to-day that the contest had
been transferred to the Broadway Ath-
letic club, the date to be fixed batter.
For next Saturday the Greenwood
Athletic club announces a twenty-five
round contest between Tommy West, OF
this city. and Charlie Stevenson, OF
Philadelphia.
Joe ChoynsM and Australian Jimmy
Ryan will fight twenty-five rounds at
catch weights at the Broadway Ath-
letlc club next Friday night.
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OFFICIALS vs.. LAWYERS

Is the Title OF q Foot BAH Tragedy
that May or May not be Enacted on
the island GridlFon-A Great Array
orstars N.
Just Imagine for an instant gentle
reader, seeing John B. Wilson and
charley Dannenberg coming together
in n center rush on the football field.
And how would "Jeems" K. Hall and
..Yonny" Arbenz strike you as quarter
hacks? And what OF tom" Moffat
tackIlng willie" Arnett good and hard
half dozen yards from goal. Or think
Of Godfrey schul sitting down on Bob
Addleman in hot scrimmage. All
these and other stars OF as great mag
nltude may be seen II a proposed game
between the official ana Lawyer teams.
which ls now being concocted in the
northwest corner Of the public building,
comes or. The line up, as the promo
tiers have 1t, Is like this:
OFFICIALS. Position. LAWYERS.
{ y. Dannenberg. Centre. John 3. Wilson
q IL HenninE. Left End....C j. Schuck
A H. White -. Left Tackle. F. W. Neabitt
". Mccormick. Left Guard. IS. Q. Boyce
John schellhase. Right End. VIC. Meyer
Jim Richards. Right Tackle, N. schroliw'z
4. &. Moffut.. q. Right Gunrd. VIM Arnett
]. K Hall. ........ Quarter ....Johu Arbe13
Ben Hamilton. Left Halt....C. 4 Mabon
Godfrey Schulz Full Back. r. N. Addleman
Substltutes-OM II. G. Richards,
Frank Thompson, Alex. Forgey, Tom
O'Brien. Lawyers. Frank Cox, W. z.
Robinson, Judge l. s. Jordan ]. b.
H.
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MoUNDsvILlE RpDGEI
Yesterdays News Prom tfRFshati
COunty's chief CITY.

= EHNEN4AN , RAENlN ATNAAN A-Af 1'rAe-t'
COunty'a chief City.
Policeman Charles stilWell arrested
two trnmps in shenty boat Tuesday
night ana lodged them n Jan untl
morning. when they were brought b.
fore Mayor Parkinson. who fined them
each S and costs. They gave their
names as wallace Hun and Charles
Wilson. The former had ~ on his
person when captured. There are good
reasons for believing they contemplated
raid on one or two houses during the
night, but our policeman vas TOO quick
for them.
Company II, First West Virginia Yol-
unteer1, win organize Z camp Of Ser
vice men Of the Spanish war here,
Saturday evening At the court house.
All the soldier boys should be present
and join this organisation The camp
win be organized on the order Of the q.
A. r camps. and those joining VIII be
connected with an organization which
Is expected to be Of great beneht to
them.
Circuit court was In session only a
short time yesterday morning. The two
cases set for trial were soon settled and
court adjourned until Saturday morn.
ing. In the case Of Belmont Manufac-
turing Company VI. ]. II. Houston, APP
peal from Justices court, the jury
brought in d verdict for 81 for the de-
PENDANT. Each side pays It's own costs.
Routine business was attended to by
the county court yesterday. II. w.
slute was appointed Justice OF the peace
for Webster district, to MI the va
cancy caused by the death Of John
Dowier. Bond. 5000, L. i. Phillips and
]. T. Scott, surety.
Frank belmont and William Daily.
arrested at Benwood, and indicted for
carrying concealed wenpons, were fined
S25 each and sentenced TO one day In
Jail, They VIII probably not be able
to pay their fines and VIII have to re-
main In jall
The woman'a Relief Corps. g: A. r.,
Will give an oyster supper In the odd
FellOws hall this evening. This VIII be
an excellent place to get a fine oyster
stew.
Quite a large delegation OF Webster
district citizens was in attendance at
county court yesterday, in the interest
OF improvements in the district,
Mrs. w. NJ, Riggs and Miss Carrie
Cockayne will give q luncheon party at
Valley Farm this afternoon, to their
lady friends.
Miss Grove and Miss Barger, Of
Greene county. Pa. are the guests OF
R. w. D. Barger and family, on Eighth
street.
James a. Sigafoose and mother left
yesterday morning for Chicago, to visit
relhtlYeR.
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WELLsBURG.
Dolngs ofPcople in the Brooke Conn.
ty Metropolis.

DOlURh OF EGOIlp w eaNH. A1ANS-S.
ty Metropolis
The Fair Will case was given to the
Jury at noon yesterday and up to the
time of adjournment of court no Yer-
dict had been reached. James Banks,
the colored miner from the Blanche
coal mines. at Collier. was placed on
trial for assaultlng p. d. Snyder. the
blacksmith at the mines. with Intent to
kill. a number OF witnesses from Coll
ller and SteubenYllle are here in this
case.
The corner stone of the new school
building will be laid on Thursday, octo-
Der 20. Wellsburg Lodge No 2 A. b.
& A. NJ. win have charge of the cere-
monies. assisted by lodges from Wheel
ing. Steubenville. West Liberty Beth
any, and other points. The use OF the
city hall has been granted TO the Ma
sons for the entertainment of. their
visiting brethren.
Deputy Sheriff James McCleary was
slightly Injured Tuesday evening, by
being thrown from horse on the
Beech Bottom rohd. the animal falling
on him and briiIsIng him 80 as to dis
able him for probably several days
A. G. Neville and Alexander GllchriS.
were appointed by the Circuit court
trustees OF the Union church, dt La
zearvllle, to take the place Of Archibald
Rae. removed, and James Dalzell. de-
ceased. a tEr
The remains oftAfTs. Mary p. Barnes,
who committed Suicide at steubenvilie,
Monday night. were brought here yes
terday. and Inferred in Brooke ceme--
tory. The woman was well connected
here.
TwentY additional Jurors were drawn
In open court on Tuesday. the regular
panel having been exhausted before a
sufficient number were secured in the
Banks felony cases! IN
Samuel T. Bane, of this county and
Miss Julia Delters, Of Elm Grove, were
married on Tuesday, October II.
The ]. w. Garner Stock Company Is
playing to good houses at Barth's opera
house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W ]. McElroy. Of Sis
tersvllle. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
X. Scott.
Cordelle Il. Meyer, son Of John L.
Meyer. has enlisted in the regular
army,
7. W. Carmichael left yesterday for
Winnipeg, Manitoba, on business. ~
Mrs. Hugh Barta VIII erect a DWELL
ing on Ohio street.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The DAILY chroHicle Of WheellnG,s
Pror,reaalve NeIgbbor.


Yesterday afternoon nt o'clock oe-
Cured the funeral Of the late Joseph b.
Montgomery. from his late residence on
Broadway. The funeral was the most
largely attended Of any held In THIS
city for several years, many being pres
ent from all over the county TO pay
their last respects 70 q man that was
honored and respected by al. Rev: J.
4. Morton. pastor Of the First MethQ-
dist Episcopal church. Of this city. as
sisted b., Rev. G. p. Clark, Of THOMSON
n 2. church, Wheeling. conducted the
services and spoke prettily Of the Chris
tian character and excellent traits OF
the deceased. A Quartette. composed OF
Miss L.atra HIpklns MrS. Howard Hip
ltins. George and Jesse Hipkins, rem
dered several appropriate selections.
Belmont City Lodge No. 81. independ-
emit Order Of odd Fellows, Of which the
deceased was a member, attended the
funeral In a body. The floral tributes
were numerous and beautiful, and We're
as follows: Heart. anchor and pillow Of
roses, from relatives; sheaf Of wheat,
from Hipkins family; sickle Of white
roses, from Stone & Thomas; pillow.
white and pink roses, from residents OF
Camp Rest: wreath of white roses,
Peoples SavlnBs Bank; white chryEan-
themumS. n. r. Cole; carnations, Miss
Retta Wright; sheath of white roses.
Miss Katherine Stlmmel, Of Columbus:
sickle Of white roses, Joseph Speldel &
Company, and many other cut flowers
from friends The interment was at
Mt. oliYet.
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-. w. cAPTUREs GERMANY.
Foreign Alliances EEtsnd0d to thu

Foreign Alliances Extended TO tho
German Organization.
tfhe cooperative arrangements re-
Gently made between the League OF
American wheelmen and the Cycllst
Touring club Of England are about TO
be supplemented by a similar ngree-
ment between the L. A. w. and the
Dautscher Radfahrer Bund. the national
cycling organization of Germany The
agreement with the English organiza-
ton ls recognized by cyclists through
out this country as one of the strongest
Accomplishments OF the league, and the
present administration OF the orBaniza-
ton is receiving the merited approval
of It's constituents In accomplishing an
alliance with which 1t alone Is to be
credited.
II the alliance with tho German Asso'
clatlon Is completed. and there is every
indication 1t will be, members Of the Il.
A. w. who make tours OF Germany In
the future WIN be entitled to all the
privileges and accommodations enjoyed
by members Of the Rund. This will be
no small advantage when II is consider
ed that the tourist viii have at his dis
posal the hotel and repair shop dis
counts, rond maps, officials who will
give desired Information. and such
other privileges as arc common 10 all
Of the great national cycling organiza-
lions.
Immediately upon concluding the ALL
ance with the {. Il. C., President Kes-
nan. Of the l.. a. W.. began his nego-
tlRtions with the D. r. b., and the pros
poets for an ultimate alliance arc now
so nearly realized they may be- given
publicity. with the two foremost or
ganlzations OF Europe at their disposal.
American tourists viii have every nc
commod0tion that It is possible to give
them.
The Importance of these alliances
cannot be OverTRted They give Anerl-
cans everything they could hope for In
European travel and membership In
the l. A. w. Is all thnt IL necessary 10
enjoy them. Several times efforts have
been made to complete similar arrange
ments, but In each case the negotiations
came to naught. Upon assuming tho
duties Of his Office. President Keenan,
determined to complete such alliances
u u were possible 10 do 80, and with
mat end In view he made trip to E'u-
rope spending nearly three months
among tho cycling officials NJ tho Old
World. There is no one who will de-
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nRIpeEpoRT HAppENINGs.
Events OF Day In the Town at the
End OF the Bridge.

Events OF Day In the Town at the
End OF the Bridge.
Work win be commenced this morn
inE paving the north side Of Pike street
from the coal road to the new wall.
where al the latter place they viii be
compelled to abandon the work on this
street until the curb Is set They will
also commence the flrst OF the week
paving Whitley street. and II sufficient
number OF bricks arrive In time paving
Will also be commenced on Lee street,
the excavation for which Is about COM
pleted. As soon rs the paving on Pike
street Ia finished. they win turn the
force Of men Mt work In the extension
OF Lincoln avenue through the Koehn-
line property, on the west side OF the
street car tracks,
"The Danger Signal produced at the
opera house last evening, was witnessed
by falr-siEed house, md the play gave
general satisfaction. The company car
rles large amount of special scenery, a
portion OF which they could not use
last evening, owing TO the smallness Of
the stage.
The ladies of the West End Methodist
Episcopal church will serve refresh
ments nj the home Of Miss Sue Como
way, this evening.
w. II. Hall has added fine line Of
clothing in connection with his stock OF
furniture. and will have his opening
Friday evening.
A large number from hero attended
the funeral OF j. b. Montgomery. Mt
Martins Ferry. yesterday afternoon.
Edward Toland and Charles NewEnrd
ynfttVVaN yaafar1ny from n Few DAYS
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minutes before my baby vas born, He e NOW
three months old and weighs nineteen pounds;
! know Il was DT. Piefce'g medicine that oayed
me from suffering. ! advise ~ women % t9 axe
Dr. Pierce's PaVudte Prescription, also he
Pleasant Pellets " neee1lafy."
" Following the advice Of q neiEhbor,
What a weight Of eoudrmatory evidence
there e In those six words. The neiEhbor
had tried the FaVorite Prescription and
recommended It. Mrs. Jacobs has also
tiled Il and proved its wonderful properties
and now she 1ecommenda Il Beside such
testimony as this itl makers words are un-
important. Airs. Jacobs experience y q
fact. Her neighbor's experience 70 fact
The written experiences Of 10000 other
women are facts, There IL no theory about
Il. There can be no question about Il. IN
every neighboThood ID this broad land
there are women who bhve been cured by
the Favorite Prescription, II has cured
more cases Of female complaint than al
other medicines for women combined II
70 TIE only medicine Of its kind invented BY
nSkilied specialist In madeleine regularly
graduated physician Of more than thirty
years. actual experience.
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tract from the credit due him for his
sdccemfui work n making alliances
which practically extend the advnn-
tages Of L. A. W. membership 70 all
parts OF Europe.
The fuii benefit Of these alliances win
be realized next year. when the Paris
Exposition will DO Tho primary cause OF
drawing Thousands Of tourists 70 varl-
Gus parts Of Europe. villa the Induce
ments offered under theg5 alliances 70
American tourists 70 make trips aWhesl
through the pictureSqua parts Of Eui.
rope, II Is expected that Rt least 10 900
to value their membership In the or
ganizatlon for this alone.
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ONE CASE REMAINS.

Health oficer ong stated yesterday
that there was no new case Of dIphther-
ia in the Saunders family, on Broad
way, as had been reported but to the
contrary the one case that has been in
the family has been pronounced well
cured and the case dismissed and the
house fumigated yesterday. by the
health officer. There now remains but
one case OF the disease in Martins Fer
ry. and that Is in the Jamison family, on
Park street. Health officer ong stated
that unless some new cases developed
In the next few days. all rooms in tho
South school would start Monday
morning. s-' n'f no.
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D1PHTHERIA AT YoRKvILLE.

Nearly all the towns along the river
front have been undergoing siege OF
the dreaded disease, dlphtheria. but UNI
til yesterday the town Of YOrlvllle, a
few miles above this city, had been for
tunate enough to escape the same. Yes
ported in that town. in what Is known
as Yorkville row. The three children
having the disease were playing with
numerous others on Tuesday but the
disease being Of so serious a nature.
they were required to take their beds
yesterday. consequently great fear Of
an epidemic Is entertained. DR.. W. D.
Hoge Of Portland. was called In and
announced the condition Of each Of the
three children as being very serious.
Strict quarantine rules are in force.
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Zeal sstaS
FOB RBNT.

No. 1916 Main street. furnished barber
shop.
no. i67s McColloch stroet.....,........,.il9 q
Ma IS Fifteenth street, roma. .. II q
Three roomsN east OF CorrugatinB
WORKS .....s.ssss.ssssssst.sssss tsssssss Nv
-Four roomed house east Of Coal Cut. q
No. ii@ Eoh street, roorns............ 10 %
No. SIS Main street, rooms and both
gases free.. .s...s...s..sss...ssssF...s y ~
No. i0E4 Eoh street, 2 rooms. :,......s $50
Ground on west side OF Chaptine
street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, will lease for
term Of years,
Ground 20 by 10 on Market street win
lease for a term OF years.
No 50 Sixteenth street, cellar.......... y q
No. % Sixteenth street. store room.... y -
No. 1873 Alley B, stable................. 80
FOR SALE
No, 81 Sixteenth street.
No. IS Ohio street.
i,ot on South Front street.
Lot on North Front street, @ By about
40. ii2 Main street.
No. q Maryland street. -
Business house and dwelling on chap.
No. Is Vermont street
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Tonight at the Carroll club the bowl
ers win be entertained in royal man
ner by the management This Is done
preparatory to the opening of the win
ter tournament. which opens next week.
The alleys will be given over TO them
and everything will be at their dis
posaI. The prizes will also be distrib'
uted to the successful contestants. A
committee Of young ladies Will be on
hand to appease the bowlers' hunger.
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John Flnnegan, the PlttBburgh
heavy weight, has arrived in town and
has begun training at Letzkus, place.
South Side. for his bout on November
9 at the Metropolitan club, with Jack
Bonner, Of Philadelphia Finnegan
weighs 200 pounds and he never looked
better He will take on about thirty
pounds. making him enter the. ring at
40 pounds,
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We have two children who are sub
ject 10 attacks Of Group. Whenever an
attack IN coming on my wife gives them
Chnmberluln's Cough Remedy and Il
always prevents the attack II IL n
household necessity In thlF county and
no matter what else We run out OF II
would not do TO be without Chamber
lain'F Cough Remedy. More OF Il Is
sold here than OF NIL other cough med
lclnes cOmblncd,-7I. NJ. Nickle. Of
Nlcklc Bros, merchants, Nlckleville,
Pa. For sale by druggist
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MoMANs crnR MEErs.

The second meeting of the third sea-
son OF the Woman's Club was held yes
terday afternoon. at the residence Of
Mrs, c, r. Shreve on "The Heights"
The meeting was largely attended and
including readings and essays. was
rendered by members OF this sterling
organization. The club meets the first
and third Wednesdays In each month.
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j. c. Williams, of the wheeling Tent
and Awning Company, u recognized au-
thority on pigeons. has been appointed
Judge in the pigeon department Of the
second annual exhibition by the Bel
mont County FancieTs' Association,
which occurs at st. ClalrsVllle In Decetn-
Der. The exhibition win consist OF ex-
hlbits Of pigeons poultry and pet
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A DELICATE OPERATION.

Edward Mansburger underwent a
very delicate and serious operation ut
his residence on Hickory street, yester-
day morning. For the past eight years
Mr.. Mansburger has been suffering
from cancer on his neck, and for the
past two months It has been very pain
full. Several weeks ago he consulted
the best medical advice Of this vicinity
and was informed that an operation
would be, necessary. and yesterday
byiDrs. BtackfOrd. Wilson, Ong and
West performed the operation, which
was a very delicate one, being very
close TO the jugullr vein. The opera.
ton WIS successful and last evening
Mr.. Hamburger wSs resting as easily
as could be expected.
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rrRNEn THE TABLEs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1A-BrooldYn
turned the tables on the Phillies In the
second OF series Of I'VE exhibition games.
The Champions won by opportune hitting,
The score:
Brooklyn .....O 40 o 600, 9--6il 8
Philadelp'a 20 % 0 ! 90 !
Batteries. Dunn. McIames and McGuire'
Donohue and Mcfarland. Umpire, La.
than. -l+ VII.
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BENwooD NEWS.
Local Happening. ofImpor'anee in"

Local Happenings OfImportance ina
Busy Town.
Nothing else was talked Of yesterday
but the proposed transfer OF the BEN
wood southerns tracks from Main
street to Kentucky Heights. The prIn-
clpal hckers are business men on Main
street, who are up in arms and ready
to fight the measure before council.
They say that they get certain
amount Of revenue from patrons Of the
Moundsvllle cars, which they would
lose IL the line is changed to the hill
side location. One argument In the
companys favor is that the dangerous
crossing at the Wheeling steel works
vii, thus be- done away with. 1t is
considered but u matter Of time until
the Wheeling Railway Company adopts
the hillside route in order to avoid
Schads crossing. Both lines would
then meet at the head Of Seventh street,
at which Will be the terminus OF the
contemplated river bridge to Bellalre,
and that the tracks of one or the other
will go over the bridge Is certainty.
It will be the Wheeling line which by
so dolrg win have q loop covering the
towns on both sides or the river. As
stated in yesterdays IntelliBencer.
there viii be an Indignation meeting at
the city hall to protest against the rec
ommendation OF the council commits
tee on rules and ordinances, which rec
commended the track transfer. A warm
fight is ahead.
The literary meeting of the Epworth
league gave an unusually fine enter
thinment Tuesday evening at the Meth
Odlst Episcopal church, under the de
rerti0n OF Prof. G. E. carrignn. Long
fellow was the subject discussed. and
there were many quotations from his
Poetic gems.
The success achieved by the Drovers'
Home club with its fistic functions has
induced the managers TO cast lines out
for anoth:r attraction, which Will be
announced shortly.
James Fowler, of Marshall street, was
presented by his wife yesterday morn
Ing with q bouncing pair Of twins. a
boy and 4 girl. Mother and twins are
doing we'll.
Mrs. Albert serig, accompanied by
he's sister. Mrs. Alfred Ellyson, VIII
leaVe this week to visit relatives In
Ohio.
Mrs. Nightingale. Of Park View, has
returned home after visiting her
daughter. Mrs, VIM. serlg.
Miss Mamie Hartley. OF Moundsvllle.
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with friends here.
Mrs. Alfred Ellyson. of Duke, Co, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Albert
Serig.
Miss Dorm Juergens will leave to-
morrow for Lttleton to visit her SIS
ter
Or. Eskey was a Moundsville visitor
yesterday.
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= ~ MALJ Wa
Dor ReightnG
nine and threS
quarter pouBd1
and M zone
weeks ahef be
birth ] luaGed
sgVefE p1iu. Ha
hu fonoWing the
advice ola nfilhs
Dor, my husband
h,i-liI9 si-RMsSe
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YcstcriaY,s Foot IAN.

Princeton, 70; Penn State, o.
University of Pennsylvania, II; wes-
leyan, 6.
Harvard, 20; Bates, Q.
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Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.

: lots and building sites in Pleasant
Buiidlng lot, q by 100, on Fourteenth
street. Price quite reasonable.
Lot on Lind street, very cheap.
Lot on McColloch street, ZIG feet BY "a.
on South Penn street, Island, franc res.
idencc. 10 rooms, lot GO by 1907 most de-
slrable offered for a short time only.
A brick residence, west side OF Main
street: location no better IN the city.
A manufacturing place on Water street,
large brick building; lot 66 by la. This q
worth while looking after at once.
Always on hand-money on good city
and country realty.
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ORDER a case Of Cooks Imperial
Chnmpagne Extra Dry. Tell your
friends Il II the best, Then say, II
inln WIN nnn