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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Published "A Document P"urpertlng
te He frem the RKperis
ment station
HAD NO AUTHORITY
Executive Board " tho Agricultural
College tNaia sOme Hot Shot
In Emepy'a Directions

Tho executive beard OF tho M0ntanN
Agricultural college md Experiment
station hRs " complaint coming and Y
righteous enc, 100, against n, M,
lDMay, who VIVA 0Astad from tht
position VI director Of tho station Il
lew months NgO The letter which
follows IN aalfr0kplAnAt0pyl
Doseman, Montana, Rept Va, 1900,
Ndltm aAAattal
ONp attention has been chilled
70 Il pamphlet entitled "MOntanA, Y
haWlnR on w. title mHe tho
name 0f ~, M, Hmapy, director
Montana Experiment station" Az
this document pnpp0ptA ~ DO bulletin
No, wv on Tho Montana Experiment
station md Ia circulated FREQ through
the mails In the envelopes Of said attn
lion, franhad by ~, NJ Nmepy,
director, y the executive boapd of tho
Montana Agricultural college and ioNp
pertinent station Wishes 10 make The
following statements
Onp, AAi0 document hnA naynp
boon submitted ~ or approved by lla
station council, nor Inns lts publication
been authorised by thiH b0Npn,
Two No copy Oi anid document ~
now or over hns been IN the office OF
Ihn Montana Experiment station, nor
hns n O0py been received by any men,
bhp w tllia hDhph
Tlpah Mr. N, M, Emery N not
now, nor has been since June 40,
director VI this Experiment station or
In amy way connected with same,
NOnp The nfpean envelopes In
which thls document N circulated
hAyA not hNen furnished by the Tx.
pertinent station, unless taken from
Tho office without the knowledge and
eonaent on tha present director or Tho
executive board,
Niye, The document N nOt mailed
boseman, bNt fpom some EASTERN
point,
Min, II contains mn advertisement
IN Vim Inside OF Tho cover, which ~
contrary M tho postal regulations md
probably makes The person fpAnklng N
|lnbla 10 u fine, The facts IN the eaaa
mn thaael IN May Inst Mr., n, M,
lemApy, who was then director 0f the
station, stated 10 the on
aoNtlye b0npd Than M secretary Of The
Immigration society no WAS
preparing n pamphlet Oh Tho Agpienl'
|Nphl MaOupnaa Of Montana, that no
funds of aNid society In hta hands
IN my for Tho publication OF Tho snma,
lnf nNalpnd the privilege OF having
No Same iAaneh ~ u bulletin 81 the
|oNpNplment station, Ito stated That
IN Ind communicated with Director
lrnn NJ Washington on tho W0prlety
doing This, nnd Mr. True Ind hp'
proved Tho project
IhA bOnp1 M once demanded IN
laaNpAnOA ihRt this publication WINS
l0t Intended 10 advertise Op boom any
lnpRON Op l0pality and MI, Bmepy M
lnpAd IN hint N would contain moths
NJ Tho kind, Ito was then Told
jhnt th0 mMnsopipt Tor Tho proposed
lnlIaIln mnst take lts usual course he'
'0pN pnbllnAtlOp| thAt IN, N must be
Nhmitien IN Tim station council tor
'ayl0WH md approval, and only when
N approved would IVA pnblleAtiOnn be
|Nth0plNed by thia board, p0 thia he
consented md voluntarily
tRtAh thAt ha would submit th9
llAnMHnplp ,n l'n DOApu, rne hf,leR
Van Wv w NM VINE eOnlplelhd,
VNNH y mo wv. lhe D0NpN ,lenp1 Oh
DO nlnllnp, MNlN pep0p's peaenan ihell'
'ngn ol v 1hal HMeM y loo.n.enl VIM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Counting mn VOvnNd0 y,uNms,

Galveston, TaxAH, Got, N-~IWenty-
ono bodies vera Vanayarad from tho
debris today, making n total NJ a,pp6
officially Vapopted NJ recovered sinNo
TIM stQpul,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

F0r evidence that viii convict any
purAOll on persons fOi bVaahi0a dawn
my fulOpA, lenvinH HaluA 0tail Nlid lets
tiiA stock out Or Nv driving my NJ my
At0Ok frOin my NJ my nHldA, stock
branded ar connected,
iOaW George NlFriA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
IDls iDannve 10 Uotlon Uvous,

III, Worth, 1'oxnH, oct, hit IA 0slia
mated TINT tllo recent storm damaged
tho cotton Ia tiilA stats III Tho extent
Of 400, 900 baleA, Tho vaiue IA 6stia
inntud M not i0As linn NnO,OOO, 600,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
American vvaops withdrawals,

Pekia, Rept n0, WV Tien Tain, 0ot,
', vim Shanghai, 0Ht, d-mIhn With
dVawnl NJ tn uldtNd htntaA f0vue
tram Fakin VIII lmHin nest WednoN,
day, Qet0hnr u Tho martnaa, MAtng
WIN, y, Riddle commanding, viii
march IN TieD gstp, md tla FOuyth
infantry regiment VIII f0ll0W thoM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
vbs gGpsuH lly states,

Washington, Oct Hu- Lgta today tho
census hnVaaH announced mo papNlNr
ti9R M Arkansas vi l,Bl|,hHa, mn IN
GVnnsa M h nb mop cent
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
shan WMI Vvau Nv. surrendered,

Tien Isip, Got, --nvitiAh officials
report that Rhan,ItM KuAn savvOnds
erred IN II british wVahtp September
NJ, Vhpeo British regiments VIII Hay'
pison and take possession 0f Tim VAil'
road,
General ghaya0 lott hnve foF Fnkin,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Ap0lhsv SINAI, VDs CN1D,

seattle, OCT, ~ The steamship
Nome, ton days fran Cape Meme, ra'
p0pts An0lhW aase NJ smallpox NJ Tho
northern aRnlN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

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g E,,s 'HessNDI ,E1nlllet ass = aI Eses}N1 I e \
t.gPb!Ls BY HllnE, g9layH Kidney uHVph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31

OF the death OF Miss Anna Bowen,
former assistant principal OF the Mar
tins Ferry high school, the Chicago
News says:
Miss Anna Maude Bowen, dean OF the
Woman's College Of the Northwestern
University, died suddenly at noon yes
terday, in her rooms in wOman's hall.
Early in the day Miss Bowen made
preparations to go to Chicago to dine
with friends, but by 10 o'clock she was
feeling so badly she directed an assist
ant to telegraph her regrets. An hour
later Miss Annie w. Patterson, ma
iron OF Woman'S hall. found Miss Bow
en- oil the floor Of her room unconscious
Physicians were called, but Miss Bowen
died shortly after u o'clock. Conges-
lion OF the lungs and fatty deEenera-
ton OF the heart were given as the
causes Of death.
Miss Bowen was the youngest woman
who ever occupied position on the
faculty OF the Northwestern University
she was born in Chicago December y,
1872. and ut the age of fifteen entered
the south Division high school She
next euleTceu lIle ENuINlAWNsASAH 80
vcrslty. and in three years was gradu'
uted as Bachelor OF Arts. She spent
two years ut Cornell University, and
received the degree Of Doctor OF Phil
losophy. The next two years she spent
in LeIpslc, and afterwArd went 10 Mu-
Mich. Last year she taught at Martins
Ferry. and was appointed dean at the
Northwestern in June last
Funeral exercises We're held at 1890
o'clock this afternoon In the temple of
woman's hall at Northwestern Univer-
sIpy. The sermon was by DR., A. w.
Patten, OF Garrett Biblical Institute
Addresses were also mnde by President
Henry Wade Rogers, Of the university;
the Rev. w. o. Shepard. of Emanuel
Methodist church, Evanston, and the
REV. william Macafec, Of the First
Methodist church, Evanston. After the
exercises the body was removed to tho
home of the dccedents mother, Mrs.
II. D. Bowen, nt 2Oi lakewood boule-
ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31
Exaggerated Report.

A slight accident occurred ut the
Laughlln min yesteray, the report of
which in n greatly exaggerated form
spread over the town like wlldfire. The
report was to the effect that the new
cog wheel which was received at the
Laughlin last week had again been
broken, which would, MS did the break
ing OF 1t before, necessitate the shut
ting down OF the mill for ut least six
weeks. The report, as learned from
the mill authorities last evening, was
unwarranted. While the old department
OF the min has not been working for
a couple Of months. the new engine,
which was placed in 1t during the shut
down, has been running for the past
few days to see II everything was prop
erly adjusted before the resumption OF
the mill. Yesterday afternoon three
cogs we're slightly Clipped, hence the
cause Of the report. The accident will
not interfere with the resumlng OF the
mill the first OF the week. Work was
commenced last evening grinding the
cogs and 1t is thought 1t can easily
be repaired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31
considering the change he has decldet
to remain here.
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Early yesterday morning robbers
gained an entrance through side win
dow Of the saloon OF Henry Bode. In
Burlington. and secured a number OF
knives, forks and spoons, a silver
watch, an overcast and razor, and a
gallon and n half Of whisky. 1t Is not
t8ought that the work was that Of To-
cas-.
The funeral OF the twO-mOnths' -old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Marker
will take place at o'clock this after
noon from the residence, on Sixth
street. Interment will be at Riverview
cemetery.
The funeral OF the elght-months- old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs James McDon-
ough took place yesterday morning at
Q o'clock from St. Mary's church. In
torment followed at Mt. Calvary cerie-
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs, Milton Hoover returned
yesterday from Moundsville, where
they had been attending the funeral
OF Mrs. Hoover's brother. Glen Ring.
Elmer Reeds resignation. rendered
the Ohio Valley Drug Company. as
stated In the Intelllgencer a couple OF
weeks ago. takes effect to-day.
Paul Cash left yesterday on six
weeks western business trip in the In
terests of the Stanton Heater Co.
The Knights of Pythias administered
the third degree upon one candidate
last evening.
~, cor,,ol IIoskJns won't to Zanes-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31
CLARK CONTEST

State Senator aeigeT, Of Montana,
Testified That ne ''Found" $1,1oc
inSloo Bills in His Room-votsd
for Clark, but Said he Had Re-
ceived No Money for His Vote.
WASHINGTON, D. CLAN. sO.--wher
the senate committee on privileges and
elections adjourned it's hearing to-
day Of the charges made against sena-
tor Clark, OF Montana. In connection
with his election to the United states
senate. It was understood that the de-
Tense would be prepared to proceed
with It's witnesses not later than Mon
day next. Mi Campbell said he would
have only one or two more witnesses
and without stating how many men he
would call, Mr.. Faulkner said his Wit
nesses would follow each other in rapid
succession and there would be no de-
lays.
There was but one witness on the
stand to-day j. H. Geiger, who on q
contest was given the seat of state. SEN
ator in the Montana legislature from
Flathead county. at first occupied By
Mr.. whiteside, who is one of the prin-
cipaI movers in the fight against MT
Clark. Gelger voted for Clark, but he
insisted that he did SO only because the
Republican caucus had declared for
him. He confessed to taking $500 in
money home after the adjournment Of
the legislature. OF this sum he claimed
to have won from 1880 to $500 play
ing faro and to have found 3l,ioo of 1t IN
one hundred dollar bills. in his room.
This latter amount he thought had
been left for him to influence him to
vote against bills 1872 and 1874 relating to
corporations, but he did not know.who
had left It there. Gelger said he had
received no money to vote for Mr.
Clark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31
rE1EaRApH1c TITS.

The cabinet meeting yesterday was
shorter than usual and the results We're
not important.
Influenza is rampant In Rome. The
queen Is suffering slightly from the pre-
vailing disease.
Senator Warren has introduced bin
authorizing the patenting Of petroleum
land under the placer mining laws.
mo change in the situation In South
Africa will go down In history ms a
twin brother TO IAN quiet on the POtO-
mac"
Butler makes "masterly retreats"
but the British need to develop giant
who win make mastery advances and
fight II out on that line.
The statement OF the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash bal
ances. 1926, 65aSs7; gold reserve, S2l7..
S36i42.
TlIe transport Thomas. bearing the
bodies OF General Lawton and Major
Logan, has been sighted on Point
Reyes.
The German press Expresses the be-
lief that Great Britain has about reach
ed the end OF her military resources.
and would do well to acknowledge de-
feat and to conclude peace,
report has reached Corundla Spain,
from Flnlsterre, that a torpedo boat,
name and nationality unknown, has
been totally lost with ali on board.
report received from Charleston,
Mo-, says TINT an earthquake was felt
there last evening. II was very per-
ccptibie. but only lasted three seconds.
The Ohio house Of representatives
pnssed n resolution Of sympathy with
Inc state Of Kentucky Immediately on
hearing Of the tragedy ut Frankfort
to-day, The house is largely .epubll-
can.
senator Warren has introduced the
following Joint resolution; That the
rights of a citizen OF the United States
shall not be abridged by the United
states or by any state on account Of
sex"
Upon application Of Charles ]. Jones'
chief official, Judge Tuthill, of Chicago
appointed n receiver for the lndepend-
ont order Of Foresters Of Illinois. The
organization has many branches and
local chapters.
The troops that were at Nlcholnsvllle,
KY. guarding the Kendnls. were Or
dercd to Frankfort on n special train,
and lef ut l o'clock, leaving ten sol
dicrs to Fuarl the jail
Tho German steamer Rcmus, from
Philadelphia. january 4. via Dart
mouth. January 60 has been wrecked
at HUrmmirI. near Aarhus, Denmark,
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70 start With, and the grounds had
been Eclected at Thirty-hfth street and
Wentworth avenue. on the South Side.
the grounds formerly used BY the
Brotherhood club. X
81. Louis Hlgnified rs willingness 70
put up any amount Of capital required,
and that the famous spOrtsman'a PARK
had been secured. III
Mr. Quinn represented Detroit BY
proxy. and exhibited letters auth9rltr
ing him to put up $4,000 at onpe9 u
needed. ana assured the delegates thar
that city Is good for all the capital necs..
essary. suitable grounds there are
owned by the hackers, but they are
willing to put UP $4,000 to purchase
tho American League park
illwaukee's praises were sung by Air.
QUINN and Providence made n good
showing by having a ball park and
players. with the necessaty financial
backing.
After all the cities had reported there
was discussion over the deposit Of
guarantees OF good faith Various
amounts were considered. and the AE-
ure was finally Fixed at 5000, Each
city present slgnlfed Its willingness to
deposit that amount.
A committee, composed OF one repre-
sentative from each city, was appoint
ed to draw UP an agreement between
the clubs for a term Of years. after
which the meeting adjourned until to-
morrow. It Is not known how many
I4 -. ...,..n.,.,,,t ,rtiI sot1 Pnr 1Nut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31
MART1N,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling'a
Progressive Neighbor.

progressive NelBhpoF'
Miss Margaret Ralston. who has for
the past sixteen years been a teacher
in the public schools of this city. ten-
dered her resignation to the board Of
education Monday, to take eftect imme-
dIately, the cause being iii health. For
the past several years she has taught
one of the grades in room No. 10, and
the vacancy caused by her resignation
has been filled by Miss Emma Fletch-
err, who heretofore has been teaching
the other grade In the same room. For
the present Miss Fletcher wal have
charge OF the entire room. While Miss
Ralston has been lndisposed for the
past few months. 1t was not thought
by her friends that 1t was Of such u
nature as to warrant the discontinue
ance of her school duties, and they VIII
be sorry to learn that such is the case.
AS an educator, Miss RaIston was rec
ognized by all as one OF no little ability,
and as disciplinarian ranked among
the leaders In this city, The board Will
experience some difficulty in securing
tutor of equal ability. The change
was made in the schools yesterday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31

4 ssiGSJEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
l HlfPR6PERTY = HUSCROFT BROS.
GREENBRY.
BY virtue OF deed Of assignment made
IhS Z. O. HuBcrOft, W. 4. HuscFot ano
| N. 3, HuscrofL Grading as Huscrolt
BfoS. + 10 the undersigned assignee, dated
NJ I'D day OF September, 1879, ana re.
corded IA the clerks 0ihne OF the county
CONT or Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book No. &c. page Gil. will on
THURSDAY. JANUARY, IS. 1900,
Ibefinnihg at 10 o'clock a. N. Of said day,
On the premises N the nsillls ~ NAIL
inetion ali the following property. to-wit:
certain leasehold for greenhouse pur-
ipo6n1 for tho term OF ten years ana 1iH
months beginning on tas lss gay q soS ApTIl,
bef. 1871. to the ten lots numbered from
| 81 70 20 Inclusive in the Peninsula addition
% ihe city OF Wheeling. laid out by HOW
& Bauer, 0E shown upon the plat o. said
addition recorded in said clerks once IN
/ Plat Book No. !, page H.
fhiS sale including all privileges ana
being subject to all conditions provided IN
said lease. including the payment TO the
| Lessor q the sum OF S3iG5 on each first
/ I'M az January April. July and October
hereafter until the expiration OF said term;
Also all buildings, green houses erected
up1n said lots or any Of them, and All
boilers. pipes. frames glass; pots, tuI ~.
1 -
| or any of them; formerly owned by the
Huseroft Bros and used by them 70 con-
melton with their business as florists,
SGid property will be sold as whole
or N parcels. Ms may be deemed most ad-
Vnhthgeous to the trust
| TERMS of SALE-One.third OF as much
more Of the purchase money as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay in cash on the
dry 81 sale. the balance. II any. in two
equal inStallmcnts OF six and twelve
month";, with interest on the deferred In
stdIlmentg from the day OF sale. the priI-
Clpal and interest Of said deferred Install:
ments to be secured 10 the satisfaction OF
tho undersigned assignee.
y JESS McCAUSLAND. Assignee.
s. o. BOYCE, Attorney
c, s. GREER. Auctioneer, ta4
The above sale Is postponed until Fri.
day January 80. 1900 at same hour and
piira. JESSE McCAueLAND.
iaaf Assignee
The above sale Ig adjourned until Fri;
day, February 3 1900. at same hour and
place. JESSE McCAUSLAND.
inSi Assignee
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Being Organized at a Meeting Held
in PHILADELPHIA.

III : A4AAAS4fAAAs'
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. sO.-Thc
American Association of base ball
clubs. the rival of the National
League. WAS organized here to-day.
The Continental hotel. where the meet
ing was held, was crowded with base
bali men. players, managers and others
from nearly every section Of the couf1-
try In which the national game Is play
I'D professionally. The meeting was de-
layed by telegram from Frank Nc
Kenna, president of the Providence
team. requesting that the delegates
await HIS arrival.
A communication was received from
J. j. whlteside and WIN Douglass, of
Louisville. stating that they would at
tend the meeting to present reasons
why that city should be admitted to
membership In the new association,
When the meeting was called to order
by President Quinn. there were pres
ant: Milwaukee, II. u. Quinn, c. $.
Hayener and j. d. o'BrIen: st. Louis,
THOMAS b. Harlan and C, P. Hoeckel;
Phlladelphla, Frank Richter; Boston,
Thomas Mccarthy and John Drewson'
baltimore, John McGraw. Conway w.
sans and Phil Peterson; Chicago,
Adrian c. Arson: Detroit, H. D. Quinn,
Cby proxy.
The New York representative who
came over last night returned to the
metropolis to-day for Instructions
seven-eIshths Of the circuit was laid
out and the eighth city Will probably
he selected Tomorrow. There is u pos
eibllity, however, that the circuit Will
again be re-cast before 4, Is finally
adontcd The circuit. as made up to-
day includes Boston, Philadelphia and
baltimore In the east, and Chicago. De-
troit. Milwaukee and st. Louis In the
,vest Applications from Providence
and New York have been received. and
ono NJ these cities, II Ia believed. Will
surely he selected. Representatives
rom washington are here. but that
NV ms not set knocked at the door
ynr admission. A resolution was adopt
"a mat each city granted franchise
rnust deposit 5000 M a guarantee Of
good faith,
zach city WAS then called upon to
,ha,v lts condition. Baltimore reported
,ws, club had been organized there
LIN n capital Of $4,000 and tina,
.o,,dS had been secured.
Soston promised to put up $4,000 or
,,nrc and also reported that the
,,barics River park had been leased.
nLt,odeIphln's claims were nut forth
~ Crnwhurst. and ns this city ms
o,.. shown its hand, he was listened
,yI,h Intcrrsi. lie said that hc rem.
,srtsd a syndicate ~ six gentlemen
.,ho we're willing 10 put up $4,000 n 4,
W. sntisned by the showing made by
,hs representatives OF other cities He
IA the syndlcntc had already secured
Snltablc place for grounds. II IL nm.
S.rstood ono of the syndicate ig Bnr-
s,1v H. Warburion, proprietor of The
evening telegraph Of This city
chicago reported that they had $50 1000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31
pR1paEpoRT HAppENINas.
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End Of tho Bridge.

Fnther welgand viii deliver his Ices
tire at ST. Anthony's church next suns
day evening. The lecture will be very
interesting. rs Farther WciEand has
lust recently returned from u four
months tour OF that country.
The funeral of Thomas Campbell will
take place at o'clock this afternoon
from the residence Of his brother,
Charles Campbell, in Hirkwood. Inter.
ment will be at LlnwOod cemetery.
The dates for the Knights OF Pythlas
bazaar and festival have been an-
nounced as April Il, 49, 49, 90 and y.
II promises TO b. a large affair.
Miss Claire Sharp Very PLEASANTLY en-
tertained the Young Ladies' Euchra
club yesterday afternoon at her home
in Klrkwood.
wnl!am George and Thomas Mack,
of Bannock, were In the city yesterday
on business.
Henry NelnlnEer returned Yesterday
from visit with friends at East Lly-
orpool,
"o'Hoollgans Wedding is the at
traction at the Opera House Saturday
night.
Harry Lehman was down from st,
Clalrsvllle yesterday on business
Il. Born, of McMcchrn, was n bust
ness caller In town yesterday
II. b. woodcock has returned from a
business trip to Dillonvale
examinations commence this morn-
Ing mt st. Authony's school
A special meeting Of the Masons VIII
be held Saturday night
David Barton Is slowly improving
from his recent illness
philip schneider Is quite III at his
Netnaville home,
Brnnum Post, q. A. r., meets Friday
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31

where she was bound. Her cargo l. a
total loss
andrew and James Neeiand and Cap
tain Peter Peterson Of Menominee,
4ftch5 who were swept out into the
liSe yesterday on an lee ilue. which
bseane detached from the main field,
were rescued last night By boats. after
-ifing on the foe four hours.