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New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
DURYEA WILL PROBATED.
DAUGHTERS COUNSEL OPPOSES ASSESS
MENT OF COSTS ON CONTESTANTS

Mineola, Long Island. Dec 2s-surroeate sea-
bury has signed the decree admitting 10 probste
me VIII OF the late Edgar f Duryea. the wealthy
starch manufacturer of Glen Cove Robert q
Honeyman. counsel for Walter Duryea. claimed
inst the costs disbursements and stenographerss
ices shoua be assessed against the contestants.
who he held. had failed show at the hearing
before the Surrogate, undue influence and testa-
mentsry incapacity.
o NampDeIi thompson, counsel for the dautA n
teFs OF Mr. Duryea, who contested the will befors
the surrogate but afterward abandoned the pro-
eeeoings said there was authority in law for the
assessment OF costs against contestants when the
contestants were the daughters OF the testator ua
sslc that Lawyer Edward Payne one Of tbe e-
sGutofs OF the viii, had no standing in court Mr.
a.lchp@son @ salo the contestants had paid out more
man sl:V9, IN addition to stenographerss fees
amounting 70 si77 and should be asked 10 nav
ne ou.er expenses. He said the petition had baer
Al8ae Dy Mr. Shoemaker, a clerk in Mr. HoneN,
mans once, who represented G. Arthur naIton a
.sgatee whose Interests distinct from fhose,F
Walter Duryea. W 'A4OSe VI
eJuoee seabury gave Mr. Thompson ,nffl nev.
Ss11nuIoay 70 submit affdayits. The contesta MS
~ eafry the case 10 the Supreme Court Al tbe
March term. a. Ne
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

The s5-foot cruiser for Henry T. Sloane of the
New-York Yacht Club has been laid down at the
Lavley wards from the designs of Clinton H. Crane.
and the construction will begin at once.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
ATHLETICS.
SOCIETY OF COLLEGE GYMNASIUM DI.
RECTORs ELECTS OFFICERS.


The second and last days session OF the fourth
annual meeting OF the Society OF College Gynna-
sium Directors was held yesterday in the ONCE o;
Dr. Watson l. Savage. the secretary, at the Gym
nasium Building at Columbia University.
Several papers were read behind closed doors. the
contents Of which. in accordance with resolution
of a former session, were not made public. These
papers were on the ''Advisability of Determining
the Physical Condition Of Candidates for Gymnas-
tic and Athletic Training, The Adoption OF No
menclature and on the question Of Credit for
Gymnasium Training in College Work and on the
Relationship Between the Departments OF Gym
nastics and Athletics" ="
The following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, Dr. r. TAFT Mckenzie, Of Nc
Gill University. Montreal; vfce-president. Dr. Cas-
per ". Miller. OF the University Of Pennsyl-
yania; secretary treasurer DR.. Watson L. Savage
columbia University; members of the council, Dr.
Paul c. Phillips. OF Amherst College, and Professor
Alonzo Stagg, Of Chicago University
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Captain Wringe has been named as the skipper
of the Shamrock i'm the challenge trial races, and
good number of New-York yachtsmen are inter-
ested TO see how far WrinRe will be allowed to
mt the boats spars and rigging into proper sailing
order.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
THIRD BoARp-PH1L1poR pEFENCE.
GOLF.
DITHRIDGE DEFEATS MERRITT FOR JAR
VIE CUP ON DYKER MEADOW LINKS


The old year was rounded out in most success
full way at Dyker Meadow yesterday. Two i'm
portant tournaments were brought to the final
rounds and in addition there golf baIr
sweepstakes, in which number of prominent
members took part. George Low, who terminates
his seasons engagement professional within a
few days, in order to take charge of the Miami
links in Florida. had evidently planned to give the
players pleasing impression of his work, for the
greens in fine condition and the entire grounds
in spick and span order.
The most attractive contest from the visitors
point of view was the final round contest for the
cup presented by DR. William Jarvie in which the
competitors were j. H. Merritt and ]. Duncan
Dithridge The match was started on the day
previous, the being all square at the end OF
the first eighteen holes. The handicappers had
evidently done some nice work. for in spite of the
discrepancy in the allowances Dithridge won yes
terday by the narrow margin of Up and 1
to play. The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
L.awrencevilIe.
HOME SKATERS BEATEN.
sINNIRUD. THE swEDE. WON THE SKATING RACE
AT THE CLERMoNT AVENUE RINK.

There was large attendance at the CIermont
Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. last night. The best con-
test Of the evening mile handicap in
which some of the fastest amateur skaters in this
district took part. 1t generally believed that
the final squirt would be between Harry Nc
Donald and A. Y. Sarony, but the experts counted
without their host. P Sinnirud. from Sweden.
who has done rather Indifferent work recently,
easily from the 60 yard mark that many thought
that he would have finished first from scratch.
Coupe took the lead at the start and held the ad
vantage for half mile. Meanwhile the Swede
was gradually improving his position. and at rhe
half way mark the foreigner took the lead. Sinni-
rud had clear sailing the remainder of the distance
and by fully 50 yards. Try as he would. Nc
Donald, the scratch man. could not gain inch.
Sinnrud has won several championships In Europe,
and II is doubtful If he gets more liberal handi
caps in this district Summary:
One mile handiCap-Won by p. Sinnrud. Sweden 40
yards); Henry Mcdonald Brooklyn second e
Mullgan. Brooklyn, u20 yards) third A. Sarony
York Athletic Club. go yards F. Coupe New
York, u2O yards). fifth. Time-S:11.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
Gould HOUSE PARTY RIDES to- HOUNDS
a RUN OF TEN MILES MADE a LIVELY CHASE
AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood. y. J., De5. % (SpeciaD.-Merabers os
George }. Goulds holiday house party enjoyed n
private hunt behind the Monmouth County Hounds
this afternoon. p. F. Collier. the veteran master
calling the meet 2:30 o'clock In the COURTYARD
fronting the Gould stables. From the meet the
whips jogsed the pack out the Lake Drive and
through the grounds of the Golf Club OF Lakewood
to throw of Bennets Mills. Taking the
drag scent there the chase led over by Hope
chapel 10 New-Prospect. sweeping around toward
nome TO kill just north of Pine Park. The party
Included r. F. Collier, master, on Barbecue: H.
Livingstone Beekman, Lord Gum0o: p Clark
on Beresford; H. L. Herbert. Eatontown; Ben
Nicoll ON Irish Boy; Mr.. Bagdon, on Iaces.
Worthngton Whitehouse. Tlpperary Boy: Miss
Greta PoTneroy. on Shamrock: Mrs whIteAouse on
Fox Mrs; Marshall. Smallpox; Ted Caffern
whip. on Lo1o and James Blunt. on Lakewood
Inc run OF ten miles was lively and NOT
without incident. Mr.. Herbert, Mr. Beekmsn
ana CaItern the whip were all thrown at the stifY
est OF the fences, but speedily up again in
the saddle Mis- Pomeroy aud Mrs. Whitehouse
were IN 'front.' al the kill Mr.. Gould followed tire
mobile. - WV
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
6orses nno Carriages.

"Uhere MPre's n ,rj71
there's 10 tcGy" to Drors
that BrOOkIceU is 11l0ko
ing the best Harness. fo,.
lee tciH 0ladIy send 20
any stable iH Netg YOrk
city 10 set Of Harness
Jor comparison Vit6
that Of any other firm.
His prices, quality con-
siCtered. are the IO,rest
aIld appointments Grs
correct.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION ANIMAL MEET WILL
BEGIN IN BUFFALO ON JUNE 1s

1t has been decided that the Amateur Athletic
Union will hold the National championship next
year at Buffalo in connection with the Pan-Amerf-
can Exposition. The track and field contests will
take place June Is. An effort will be made to
induce the intercollegiate Athletic Association to
hold It's annual meeting in the spring al Buffalo.
The water polo and swimming contests. amateur
and professional will probably take place on the
Exposition grounds. One of the features Of the
OF every known branch Of Irish sport. beginning
August 2S and continuing for three days. The
Gaelic football team will enter the list for the
worlds championship.
1t Is very probable that Yale will consent 70
meet a Western college on the grldirOn although
nothing definite has been agreed upon
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY ATHLETES
MANAGER stage TRYING To ,p.,,,cp
FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL GAMES
WITH EASTERN COLLEGES

,,H a stasg. director of athletics of Chca,o
University while in Philadelphia several dsvs aso
80 tne manager of the University OF Pennsv,D
- A'heuc team. The Western manassr =
anxious 10 settle on a date For tha ra.. @ ser Is
sity and zen Pennsyyania and Chicago UnireaIl
ca NJ Iiu also II possible TO arranpe teI,
stH when the teams come East Chlcapo T91seenall
Hsyr,,ss nas aTeady arranged a baseball sam NV er-
games o,th anu y anxious TO make engaRements tn I'm
e8'HeS win other big colleges in the East for
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
HARNESS RACING.

FRANK ROCKEFELLER SAID TO WANT JOHN
r. GENTRY
Middletown. y. Y. Dec. a9.-It is reported at
Goshen that Frank Rockefeller. brother Of John D.
Rockefeller. is negotiating for the purchase ot John
r. Gentry, 2:0O's. for his stock ranch Wichita,
Kan. Gentry is owned by F. r. Hartman
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
DOCTOR EXPLAINS AUTOuOBILE RIDE.

Dr. Henry S. Stark OF No. I5S East Seventy
second-sS. who was reported in the morning news
papers 70 have complained to the Electric Vehicle
company OF an overeharge by Edward J. Barrett
Tor an alleged trip through Chinatown the "Ten.
Serlo.n and the Bowery, said last night that "a
nad not visited the places named but had engages
the automobile between s and D. m. TO visi
patients In orchard-st and that vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
CORNELL WINS THE RICE TROPHY.

CORNELL WINS THE RICE TROPHY
In the final round of the Triangular College Chess
League tournament between Cornell. Pennsylvania
and Brown contested at the Manhattan Chess
Club yesterday. Cornell. by winning one and draw
ing the other of her remaining games, emerged
an easy winner of the Rice trophy. captured last
year by Pennsylvania. To E. II. Riedel Brook
Iyn High School boy, belongs the credit of clinch-
ing the Ithacans' victory. he defeating Easton, OF
Brown by brilliant tactics L. C. Karpinski, his
partner drew with Francis. of Pennsylvania. and
is credited with the highest individual score Cor
nelrs total reached 51h points. Brown being second
with SIb and Pennsylvania last, with half point
less.
At a meeting of the collegians E. II. Riedel, Cor
nell, elected president of the league. Isaac
l.. Rice honorary president, and 5. H.. Easton,
Brown secretary. Resolutions of thanks were
passed TO the Manhattan Chess Club, S. Lpschuetz
and Major Hanham.
Following is a summary of the final round, giving
the pairngs results and openings:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

shop to be bored to receive the long Tobin bronze
bolts. The arrival of the steel bulbed angles which
are to make the frames is now looked for. as the
work of setting up these may go inside of an
other week The greatest width of the lead casting
is three feet toward the bottom Of IT, while at Its
top the thickness is about two feet.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

QUAKER CITY CLUB PLAYS GOOD HOCKEY
The Quaker City Hockey Club which is a mem
Der of the Amateur Hockey League of America
will probably surprise the New-York members of
the league when they come here to play. Their
game on Friday night at Philadelphia with tho
Baltimore Hockey Club was won by the Quakers
by of u goals to 0.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
LAKEWOOD PLAYERs ORR 1N rnRcr

Lakewood, n. j., Dec. % (SpeciaD-Golfers in
Lakewood found time to-day for a round at both
clubs. and the regular Saturday handicap at the
country clubs had long list of entries. The Deal
Beach players were out in force, and one of IT'S
representatives won the handicap prize while 9th
playing from the same club but not renor,
Ing, were Colonel George B. NJ Harvey
Duneka and Il. Is. Mitchell Thomas w Pearsali
ana James Park were also in the list The hest
gross score prize went to the St Pauls School how
n. Mallouf, on the following card: '''
Out .....................7 5-4s
In ......................6 5iSa2
Nine cards completed the list ana summaries fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

MORE VICE INDICTMENTS IN CHICAGO.
Chicago. Dec. 2s-Five more indictments against
alleged downtown dvekeepers and owners of al
legged oisorderly houses were voted by the Grand
Jury to-day. Indictments against several citV of7
cials were expected, but the Grand Jury adjourned
until Monday -' "-JO1iiIeu
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

The international code of signals at after
being in for thirty-twO years is TO be altered
by the addition Of eight flags Hitherto the code
has consisted OF eighteen flags with which 400
words could be made With the enlarged code
$4,000 signals will be possible and advantage
OF the new system will be that flag will be
used more than in the same hoist" The new
code will he introduced January l. and will be-
come compulsory twelve months later.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

SAM LOATES COMING TO AMERICA
London. Dee. 29-"Sam" Loates. the English
Jockey. who Rein's closest competitor last sea
son. has started with his wife for New-YOrk. He
Is going TO California for the winter and may oe
Induced to ride.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Henry $. Redmond. the owner OF the Syce. has
been considering the purchase OF English cutter
TO he used In these waters. commodious
cruiser. He has had his eye the we'll known
Ailsa the Britanna's rival, which was designed by
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
John larkin, Deal Beach:
Out .....-........6 g o 8 4-4S
In ...............6 4 3 g q IA

The Country Club has announced mixed four-
Friday. "VNt
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
REIFF MAY BUY HoRsEs FoR G

RElFF MAY BUY HORSES FOR CROKER
Flndiay. Ohio. Dec. 2s.-Lester Rein, the jockey
mas started for California on a business mission
~ Is said that he has received letter from Ricn-
ssIu croker asking him to purchase three or tie
I1SstSsI horses in the country for his stables ~
ing events
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
BROOKWELL
HARNESS MAKER
27 WEST THIRTIETH STREET
HOCKEY.

LAWRENCEvILLE TEAM DEFEATS AN
DOVER AFTER A SPIRITED GAME
AT ST. NICHOLAS RINK.
One of the hveliest hockey games OF the still
young hockey season played at the st. Nicho-
las Rink last night. The contest between the
Lawrenceville and Andover Academy teams, and
the players were evenly matched that the result
was in doubt up to the blowing of the referees
whistle at the end of the second half. Neither
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
HARVARD
COLUME
The appended table shows the records made by
the colleges in this competition up to date:

The championship has been won six times bv
Harvard and three times by Columbia.
Following are the scores Of the games in the
final round:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

wars and Troubles since the ReyoIutton
Tribune Almanac. 1901
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

TUE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM,
T. S. Poekel. who has charge OF the engine ana
machinery department at Lawley's has designed a
novel shape for a steam yacht which contains part
Of the Duggan idea put into the double bilged Do
minion. At the after part OF the keel !he @ kets9H U
is raised so that there is hollow underneath H.
and double bilges are thus obtained. In TINS space
the propeller will be placed underneath the nun
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Gardner & Cox have prepared 2 design of
steam yacht $50 feet long for j. Gardner Cassatt.
of the New York Yacht Club. and the boat Will be
built at Chester Penn. This firm will build two
3Ofoot racers for Shelter Island yachtsmen two of
their Larchmont design 25s. four S6foot centre
boarders for Philadelphia. and boat OF the 43-fOot
class which is ordered 10 beat Charles Lane Poors
Mira their earlier design
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

In the golf ball sweepstakes F. Colt johnson
was the winner. with net score Of 49, The best
gross score was returned by F.. N Doubleday
Some OF the leading cards were:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

vents I'm Foreign Landn. Iaoo
Tribune Almanac, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Eciipses. Tides and the Planets
Tribune Almanac. AaaAA
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
Merritt:

Merritt had handicap Of S. while Dthridge was
given 2l In a thirty-six-hole match the test was
searching one and the result was all the more
creditable to the excellence of the Dyker Meadow
system In the final round for the foursome cups
presented by Messrs. hoffman and Cuthbert the
result was equally close The competitors here
were M. T. Lyon and J. L. Taylor against F. ]
Phillips and A. r. Fish. At the end of the first
nine holes the latter pair Were up, but on the
second round Lyon and Taylor closed up the gap
and and, at the TO fourteenth hole the score vas tie
two were halved, and the home hole after
close night, they were again successful by TO s
winning the match by up The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Oswald SandersOn's business Will keep him in
England next summer and the LarchmOnt Yacht
Club will lose the general zest of enthusiastic
racing yachtsman His Herreshoh Countess.
of the 3Gfoot class which is now hauled out at the
Robert Jacob yards will be sold
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-20
BUSINESS HEAVY IN WEST
General Freight AR~ns Fatton Says
Rail frame In Washington
freaks All Records.

Fulton. assistant general freight
agent 81 the Northern Pacific. who IL In
the city on offcial business. yesterday
confirmed the statements recently pub
ushed In the post-lntsiilgsncer regarding
rail tfuyfc IN this state. which nov ex-
ce~sis an previous records and = N mark
"a contrast To conditions prevailing on
the eastern end af thu road
We have never had such large gen
cTai freight business on he vest end pf
he Northern Pacific q. nov. said Mr.
Fulton. IT has bern a difsicuH matter
indeed 20 provide sufficient equipment 10
handle the freight This IA a very graft-
fyInG condition ~ ahair@. especially IN
view ~ the light wheat crop IN Minnesota
and North Dakota
We are handling far more wheat IN
this state Than a. the same period Hast
year The harSsss was anywhere from
three weeks to snoatk earlier than last
year IN addition. west-hourd ffsffht 10
coming IN In large quantities with SCAT
tie leading all other cities In she xsatA
Moreover. there f. M Immediate prospect
81 falling ~ IN business Altogether
railway cCndifsaas are exceptionally fre
IN the West
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-20
DAWSON PEOPLE EXCITED.
Omcers Accused of Favoritism In
the Auction sale OF Crown
Clalms.

Great excitement Is said TO have been
caused in Dawson over the auction sale OF
crown mining claims November ?. A teie-
gram OF that date received at Skagway
states that the charge was being freely
made that government officers were show
ing favoritism in the sale. and the officers
were freely criticised by prospective buy
ers in the crowd. The dispatch says:
~The sheriff. who Is acting as auction
eer. was openly charged with knocking
the ofictals. The language became vio-
lent. Speeches were made by those In the
audience. The sheriff was several times
called a liar. Feeling Is intense.
.sThe sales have been In progress several
days, and from the number of miners who
are in attendance the creeks must be
nearly deserted. Many claims were sold
for almost nothing. One dollar Is the IA
vorite bid. and that price secures to the
purchasers many a title"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-20
SHOULD NOTIFY POsToFrICE


During the spring and summer few
thousands OF the people who went to
Nome. the kIondske and other parts Of
the great Northern mining csuntry, left
orders az the seattle postcnice 20 have
their mail forwarded II N believed az
the postuffice that letters addressed TO
many who have returned are stlil being
aent TO tho Softh
Many Of those who have returned seem
10 expect the po~sosflrc authorities 10
know All about h These people are
daily inauirers at the general delivery
windows and have quite furso;fen thar
a few months ago they asked that their
mail he forwarded. ard hrve not since
made a different request Their mall n
slnf bNsnx forwarded al every apnortuni.
ts. aid must enaftaa@ a. h-s until they
naitts the information bureau II the
poat0f cr that tiisy hAVt returned
Tlis clerks at tne psstenscs have M
means ~ knowsts where a. send mali
beyond tho address on ihc envelope and
ths. Instructions Jeff by The sddregse~.
tsnti they are advised 10 hela mali her.
they VIII continue TO follow the last In
etrpctiens Mail W undoubtedly going
NaFth hv every steamer thar Is Intended
Gar persons now In tho city fNr the VIM
ts~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-20
TWO COASI|MG ACCIDENTS
GEORGE THOMPSON AND JOSEPH
CHARLEBoIs INJURED.
Both sustain Fractures Of the skull
and May Not Recover-Fcrmer
Rims on ssdewalk-Frighteu
ed Horse Kicks the Latter.

George Thompson. an 1i-year-oid boy.
met with a serious accident ON CHERRY
street. while coasting yesterday AFTER
noon. 1t is feared that II may prove Ia
tai The boy while coasting al a high
rate of speed down an incline between
Eighth and Sixth avenues. fell from MS
sled and struck his head against the curo,
fractur.ng the skull.
The accident occurred shortly AFTER
o'clock. near the corner of Sxth avenue
Young THOMPSON had started at the
brow of the hill at Eighth avenue. and
was going down the incline on the side
walk. When he neared Sixth avenue
another sled drawn by a pair OF dogs
blocked his way. and In attempting to
steer clear OF the obstruction the sled
ran on the pavement into the gutter.
Thompson's head struck with tremendous
force against the curb. He was picked
up unconscious.
The boy was conveyed TO the home Of
his aunt at Gil Cherry street. where a
physician pronounced the fracture to be
very serious.
Joseph Charlebois. a is-year-old boy.
who lives on Twenty-third avenue.
near the Madrona park car lire, re-
ceived severe and possibly fatal injuries
later In the evening in a coasting acct-
dent Young Charlebois was coasting on
q crosswalk. when he ran beneath a pass
ing horse, driven by some unknown per
son. and received kick in the temple
from the animal. caik on the horses
shoe completely penetrated his skull
DIR. II. p. Martin was called and dressed
the wound He reports that his patient
Is resting easily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-20
NO MORE NOME RECEIVERS.
Ex-Congressmsn Fence Says Iitiga-
tion VIII Not he Allowed to
Hinder Progress of Camp.


no Judge snaii' nor smart ND 49,, e"n ~
nation OF men put into poWei aho ,s,...,-
celver az Nome. either lur our pI"gs'sy
OF that OF any other company or 'nu i-
viduai the DAY OF receiversnips ~
Alaskan mining properly snueui
came without preceaent WIN Suose
Moves ana Alexander MchsnEae, ana VIC
inlqutous system VIII VANISH Win tneln.
IN TINS strain Hon l,ais ren.e, lur hn
cry cohkrssSmsn trUfH .Ho.auos. rPoosne
iast night az the nainrf-1Ini,u, NJ.
Pence occupies very eonhaentiai Ieiatiohs
TO Charles -. Lane thc San rtanciseV
millionaire. ~ tne iatssrs mansseMene
OK MS extensive ihuN,"uis, lnsnsns , ,n's'
ests and those OF the WIG sioose Ml.ins
company N Nome ana saJascht tasrriS,.S.
IL was plain 70 see tnat nj, Tcnce pe-
iieves the people o Nome VIII nov allow
the deNeiopneht OF VIZ uiN,rit. " " ~
tardeu next year py the appointinent "
receivers, except on the pes, OF sronhus.
The TREE delegates CHOSEN 70 presenl
the claims q the antl-receisersnlp Iac, ,s
OF the district 70 tne newt eons.ess' nj,
Pence states without qualineation VIII
urge the removal or Judge Noyrs.
The people or Nome, MT Fence cVh-
tinued. nave spoken along ,hese lines.
and IN no uncertain tone Mnat tncy
wish IL to see President mckinney sp-
point some honest hepunhcan LAWYER 70
succeed Judge MOVES. ne snousd. 70 my
notion. be 4 western lawyer. tnorousny