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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31
ALLEN e. ClMTER,
Cigarettes and Tobacco Manufacturers,
RICHMOND, VA.
LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS IICE.-lNTHEt CHAN
y Gerry COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
J. Thompson Brown and Leroy Z. Brown
..complalhahts'
W. S. 6ashien. ). p Dashiell. G. D. II. Cobb, Jo-
seph W. BlantOn, Homestead Land Company
of Manchester, a., liyermou' Land Company
Qynchburg. Va. iyanhoe Land Company
GvanhOe Va. Amsterdam Railroad COMPANY
New York; and Tho Citizen bank OF Rich
mond Observation-Disclosures. .defendauts.
Extract from Decree entered December 3, is9i.l
THE Court without deciding any matter in
this cause. doth adiudge, order and decree that
this cause be referred To- one OF the conlnlsslou-
ers of this court 20 state and settle the partner
ship transactions of the late nrIu OF j. homp-
son Brown ~ Co., which consisted OF ). hOmp-
son Brown, Leroy J.. Brown ana William > ia,
shell. SO as 10 show the indebtedness OF SAID
Dashe TO said firm nj the date OF Its diss0Iu-
ton On the first day OF AIrl 1921.
Secondly. 10 said commissioner shall also
inquire and report the interest OF said Dashlell
IN the several pieces OF properly levied on
under the several attachments issued by the
plaintiffs in this cause and the probable aggre-
gate value OF the same and especlaly me Value
OF the interest of said Dasllen IN the STOCKS
known as The Amsterdam street hllNaY stuchs
in the hands Of John $. Wise and y. II. Mcl lem
ent trustees. az the time OF the levy OF sad az
tachments; and II said lashlel has made amy a.,
signmont of any or ail or ms lnieresi lh salI
stocks or other property attached IN ms cause
then what was the consideration ioi said assign
ment and whether tine same Us bona noe an
valid against the said plaintiffs and superior o.
the lien Of their said attachments which soid
account and inquiries the said commls, iohei
shall take and make and report the same TO We
Court. together with any matter specially
stated. &c.
And the Court doth further order hat notice
OF the time and place of taking said account
and making said inquiries be published once p
week for four successive weeks in some it"7-
uer published i'm the CRY of Richmond, ana that
such publication shall be equivalent 30 pei soma.
service OF such notice on the parties on any OF
them And leave is given the defendants VINO
have not filed their answers 80 file Tie same be-
fore said commissioner.
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OrrIcE OF COMMISSIONER JACKSON GUY.
Nh 20 CnunrN HALL

EICHMOND. Va. December q, l,.l
To the parties To this suit or any others con-
Rave fixed on FRIDAY. the 18th day Of Jan,
nary, 1872 40 II o'clock a. ~, O., the time ana
ting the decree OF which the above IS an extract
Given under my band as Commissioners IN
cbauccry of tho Chanoery onrt oi ihe city OK
Richmond. thi. gih iav of December. i,9l
JACKSON GUY, Commissioners
CuRfsTTtN CHRISTIAN. %. O..
HILL CARTER, MEREDITH Cockr, %. 49,
def0-laTiW
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND 20
IL TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Board of Directors OF tins COMPANY have
declared a DIVIDEND OF 30 PER CENT. on
its common capital stock and dividend obliga-
tions. payable on the 30 oF JAM Akl, lai; TO
Ill holders Of record on the Goth OF December
1881. from which date 20 the "a OF January ls'''
fhe books OF transfer Will be closed
dc l7-tia2 j. B. WINSTON, Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

PRODUCE
Buttsr. Fancy creamery 24a25c.: dairy
packed. 22a23c.. Mergha ants, packed loa2'o''
Eggs; In crates 2.c.i In barrels 20; Guinea
l-c.
DnEssrD POULTRY.
T,rkoys. per round l2}6ai5c., Ducks, l2]9al3c.,
Chickens, l0alec.
LIVE roUiTRy PER HEAD.
Live hens. fat 2a25c.; hens and roosters, ga
25c. chickens. yOuug ana grown ~-a@0c''
chickens. medium and fat, lsasoc.
yeni.on. por pound lisl5c.: Rabbits sal23tc.
Birds fNrfridges. dead. lalQc; DUCKS i've
apiece 2jA30c. Geese, 45a5Jc.
rrUus AND yEGgrAnLrs.
Potatoes: Irish. aOa5ac. nor bu~nei'
Iotatoas Northern. 81 75a2OO. per bsrrel.
Potatoes. Virginia ~ 3J0lHA,
Sweet Potatoes. 4ohJ G per oushe4
cabbage sugar barrel Si.N
0nions patatO. SiulaA25. per barrel
onion Sets. s2.1a!H per buSheL
Peanuts. 3l5a1lsc rer pOnnd.
Oranges. fla bright box $l'Ja3.21
t tis. r,ncy Tsting st.50ae5o per barrel
hnples Cooking. Sl5laeO0 per barrel
Celerys l5atac per punch
Lemons: Tia, $3.oOai'O per OoA.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams small. Va, l2al5c.; PER pound. Hams,
large Va. lCal2c.
sides gaiOc.: per pound.
shoulders. saqc per pound
Country ard. 6a0lsc., per pound
DRIED gRrlr.
Apples. Red and Brown. sliced, &C., per pound
Fancy pzatc.; Quarters. 2l.a3c.
Teaches fancy. peeled la,c.; medium, oa0c;
darK. 4a4tsc; unpeeled, 2a212c'
Black berries, &c.
Huckloberrles sa7lRc.
Haspterries l&al3c.
MISCELLANEOUS
Buckwhoat flour, 2l9a31lc. per pound
White Beans Fancy, si.75as25 per bushei.
Colored Beans. 81 5lalfA
Tallow 4ad11c.; per pound
Gensng Root S275a90 per pound. seneca
Root 83c Golden Seal Root, 20c
Angelica. SO.
RFMAHKs
pptter receipts light and market active. Egg
roccints heavy end market dull Dressed poul-
NV octiye for good stock. Al poultry should
Ic ,bipped dressed; live stock not wanted
Game of all kinds IN demand. Market well
cleared up on all other produce.
SEEDS
Red Clover, si75 10 500 per Dushel.
fsDlipp S4s 20 81 20 per lushel.
Timothy si.f5 10 $l.0O per bushcL
lI,rd Grass, 3 q 4 c. per Dushel
Orchard Grass, 81. 0 10 $l..5 per DusheL
s-tfrslnia Winter. % 10 ooc per pu sue;
Red inst Proof 70 70 &c. per bnshei-
RYa. MINER, al TO sl-20 0er bnsAaA-
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CWcAGo, Dec. Wheat Wheat was frmcr
on llht receipts. ftforablf foreign uows and
Nslt increase lu tl1 available stocks durlug
iNt vast week than MS EXPECTED Closing TIlCcs
N .re 5s '.c higher. Ne.eilts. 1877 cars.
Corn Corn followed wAet very closely and
closed $50 4c higher Receipts es3 cars.
Na's-oais Qulet and unchanged. Receipts
81 cars.
fr1Naous Provisions wu0 strong on good
IliuE Ny tlo packers anC tho shorts. Pork
canned l.1tc., lard, l9c. ,ululs, 7lac.
CASH iALIs.
Spriug Wheal-No Q. iIstlre. a0c.; No g. s2a
tc. Sales uy sample, C. b. No g. S48s5o {:
40 ete Winter WHEAT firm snl prices
steady; 80. red. in stos. &c. No. 8 hard,
g.. 40. ref. yl@ss5. sales by sample
orn lower. Ao. in stor 8q4c: No. g. SCI q
hse. No yellow. f.c. Sass by sample. T. o.
p. no. {, 30; so. yellow. sttc.. No. g. 37i4e
81. no.. 3 yellow a11k@ &C.. 10. white,
l' ''tc.. so. g. 5tdalc
tats-1ats steady. 40 2instore BIC: No. q
WHITE .'c.; $50. willie, zoe. S,los sample f.
.. o. NO. 3. - fall.c, 30. white. pa33c.; no.
nn'e. .c $40. B. yflsatc
Ness FORK Sales. 90 barreA az F51.
PACK tof k-ra.ss. ti1 barrels on lrYato terms
Lara Sales. 1,.N t|DVenr uHH q
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TIE PLANTERS NArIOvtL BANK or RIcHMoNDl
RrCHMoND. VI. December g. 1901.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK BAXE
1 this DAY declared a dividend Of : T. EH
CENT. free of tax ont II tho rrotts o. the last
Six months, payable on and after JANlAhl 2.
1902. MANN :. QUARLES.
de35-fia5 Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE ASD Mhh(NEl
Insurance COMPANY.
RICHMOND. December -, 1901.
DWDFND NOTiCE.-THE DIRECTORS OF
IL this company have this day declared q
semi-annual dividend of . PER- CENI. free OF
tau. payable 10 stockh0ters on and after , IN
UARi ., ls92 Transfer book closed 10 January
de 2l-lqt WM. A. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

THg STATE Bass or NIRGIsIA,l
RICHu0Np. Va, December q, 1891. !
TUE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
| declared semi-annual dividend u THREE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, payable Oh and
WILLIAM u. HILL
de9--e+ Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

The directors of this bank have this day de
clarsd a semi-annusl dividend OF PER tENI.
or per share free Of tax. payable 30 stock
holders on and after January g. lsF!.
deaj-lOt. j. b. BEASLEl. Cashier.
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PRODUCE.
Putter. Fancy creamery, 24a21c.; dairy
nscLod a2a23c. Merchants packed l3e2Jc.;
ain lhaIse. common lOel2,4cs
legs; In crates &c; In barrels 20; Guinea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

Trrkoys. per roHnd l2I8al5o., DUCKS l21a'
Chickens, l0al'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

USi0S BANK on RCHMOSD1
RICHMOND. Va, December 81 1891.
nIYlDEND NOTICE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
MURDERED BY RIENDS
Horrible Fate Of Two Girls in
Overton County Tenn.
An ATTEMPT TO COVER TIE CRIME
Unknown villains Perpetrate tho A wful
Deed and Then SGT Fire TO the
House to Prevent its
Discovery.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 5.-A horri.
bic story Of double murder has reached
here from Livingston. Overton county,
about 80 miles from the railroad. Sun
day night the family of William Smith
went to church, leaving two girls, II
and 10 years of age, in the house alone.
About o'clock q neighbor noticed an
unusual light in the direction Of
Smiths dwelling. He ran over and
found the house rapidly burning. He
arrived just In time to see the bodies of
the two girls, both dead, lying on the
floor in the center Of q down.
stairs room. Their faces were covered
with blood and their clothing dis
ordered. So fierce were the flames
that the bodies could not be rescued.
The girls had undoubtedly been muir
dered, after which the house was set
on fire. The family was . very re-
specta BILE one.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
ORDERS GIVEN TO lGAN
Said to Have Instructions to Rec
ognise Chili's Government.
POKER OF The JUSTAACKyOWLEDCED
The American Minister Emphatieally
Denies the Charge That He Was
Partisan Of the Late Prssi.
dent BalmAcoda.

WASHINGTON, Sept s. - President
Harrison has instructed Patrick Egan
to recognize forthwith the copgression-
a. government In Chilli This n authen-
tic. Assistant Secretary Of State
Wharton declines to affirm or deny the
report. Secretary Tracy. when
approached. expressed surprise ut
the reticence OF the state de-
partment- II don't see what
there is to conceal about the matter"
he added. The Telegram was sent to
EgAn instructing him To recognise tho
juntA don't SEQ why any secret
should be made Of IL Az the ssme
time don't care to be mixed up in il.
I was At Cape Msy two days ago, and
tho president issued the instructioas
while was there"
WAsHfxeroS, Sept '6-Cablegrsms
were sent from tho state department
70 Minister Egan Friday afternoon.
They were the outcome. Of Secretary
Trscy's consultation with President
Harrison. and Acting Secretary Whar-
ton WA merely the medium fov their
transmission While the authorities
win not allow the announce
ment TO be officially msd6
that Minister Egan has been In
structed 70 recognize the congression-
alists they admit that the preliminaries
have been taken toward that end. The
advices received from the minister and
from Admiral Brown have bscn sufE-
ciently clear - - the fact thst the
congressionalists Constitute the only
government now IN Chill, but there
h Q doubt whether public order
had been sufficiently restored and
the riotine in the various cities stopped
so that the element of stability could
be preserved. This doubt seems also
to have been settled and the news Of
the Official recognition Of the junta by
che United States may Be looked for as
soon as Minister Egan receives his in
ssrucsioua II Ia stated that the min
later NAV not come hone - som
o. this duty 10 performed, bat he 10
sxpected IN waahingtcn to report
Yithin the psxt two or three months
The course Of Admiral Drown and Min
lster Egaa h protecting the refugees
h approved BY the adminissrstiou- Ex-
perisncs with South Amerisan rsvolu-
tious he's shown that foreign countries
cannot afford 70 sccede 70 the de-
nsnds generally made By the victorious
party for the delivery 70 is Of the refu-
gees who have found shelter IN the
foreign legntiou-
ekETIAso. sepA s-ln - interview
Cnissd States hinissss Esan denied
-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
SHORT SPECIALS:

During the month of August AS, ,953
barrels of salt were inspected in Mich
igan-
Capt. James Franklin, . noted horse
breeder. died Friday at Gallatin, Tenn.
aged IS years
Fire at Cedar Rapids, Ia, Friday
caused loss of $4,000 on which there
was insurance amounting to $4,000.
BethelS tobacco and rehandling
house at Louisville, Ky. was burned
Thursday night. Loss. SO, 900, covered
by insurance.
CW. K. Ragburn. Of Eldorado, Kan.
has sued the Chicago & Alton for $lo,-
600 damages for injuries sustained
while travelling over that road.
The American fat and live stock
show will be held iu Chicago In the
exposition building November li.2l, In
elusive. The aggregate premiums have
been limited to $4,000.
John German, one OF the wealthiest
citizens of Monee. ILL.,. was killed by
the cars on the Illinois Central road
Friday. Mr.. German was IS years old
and the father Of Chief Of Police Cor
man, of Joliet.
John Colman, superintendent OF the
Ruby minc near Forest City, Cal, was
shot and killed Friday night by jobs
st. Pierre, night Waterman at the
mine. Two shots took effect In Col
mans side. The cause of the shooting
is not known.
Nicholas Weber, o. Mansfield. o.,
the old man who shot his son-in-law,
Philip Buhlman. Thursday afternoon
and then fired seven shots into his OWL
head, is still alive and likely to re-
cover. Buhiman, who stopped Weber'i
bullet with his teeth, has . badly
swollen jaw and is in about - bad q
condition as his assailant
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

are naturally antagonistic to me, have
looked with jealous eye on my sue
cess In obtaining recognition for
American citizens and pay
mcnt Of their claims So far as
my sympathies go they are extended
TO all For four months my house
was the asylum of men like Edward
Montt, Charles Walker-Martinez Au-
gustin Edwards and other prominent
opposition leaders Together with
Consul McCreery have saved from
death and Imprisonment many men.
There are to-day in the legation twenty
of tho moro prominent adherents Of
Balmaceda who have not left the coun-
try"
Minister Egan seys he began to mako
proposals. to Balmaceda August 20.
that In tho event Of his defeat and in
order 70 avoid further bloodshcd he
should deliver the government into the
hands Of Gen. Baquedano. It was on
the night of August 2s that forced by
stern necessity, Balmaceds had to affix
his sigusture 10 tho decree completing
the surrender.
Members Of the junta and leaders Of
tho opposition IS well a. Balmacedist
cx-oficials all agree that Mr. Egan has
done much to save the credit of the
United States Senior Edwardo Matte,
one Of the foremost of the opposition
leaders, said: when the time comes I
stand ready to vouch for Minister Egan's
behavior in every way. He is gentle
man, honorable and loyal TO the coun-
try Of his adoption" American resi-
dents in Satiago and Valparaiso AFFIRM
the views expressed by Senior Matte.
while regretting Mr.. Egsn's selection
a. minister to Chilli from an American
standpoint
All Of Balmaeeda's army has surren-
dered to the junta except Col. stephen,
with about twenty-five cavalrymen.
They have gone TO Argentine. where II
Is expected they win engage in guerrilla
raids until they are captured. II has
been decided by the junts to return
the steamers which were employed as
transports 70 their owners They will
b put in thorough repair 1T public cost.
Affairs have almost settled down "a
the ante bcllum state of quiet and
order. There has been nothing de-
cided - yet regarding the elections
and the establishment Of . constitu-
tional government II will take sew.
eral weeks at iesst before the necessary
arrausements for this can be com
pieted. and in the meantime the junta
de eobieruo viii administer the Affairs
of the country.
The governments Of Brazil and Peru
have officially congratulated the junta
on the victory Of the congressional
party and the restoration of peace ir
Chilli A decree has been issued by the
junta announcing that the notes issued
durina the revolution BY Balmaccds
viii Be recognized - legal By the new
governmsrt
An investigation Of accounts st ths
bsuks shows that many Of the Balms
es<iist of4scials had taken care 20 pretty
veil feather their nestA Balance.
ranging frssu -. eoe - upwards Of el..
coo. eco are carried in the names Of mel
Who were knewn 10 Be poor before the
beginning OF the troubie. Such bai-
susss will b conhscsted By the pro
visienal government. and will Be used
- fund - meet the note Issues under
Bainsesda's regime
The Hnes Of The Transsndine Tel
eersph Company, operated eetweeu
Valparaiso, Chilli and Buenos Ayrcs
Argentine. were restored FRIDAY morn
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
Steamboat Owners Anxr%.

ST.. PAUL, Minn.. Sept. 6-Mississip-
pi steamboat men are very wrotn be.
cause, as they allcge, the river is being
manipulated in tho interests Of lum-
bcrmen. No boats are now running
north of Davenport, and tho trouble
lies In the closing of the dams and the
upper reaches of the river. When the
log owners want to drive down a lot
of logs the dams are opened and the
logs foated Then the dams are closed
until another drive is ready. In this
way tho water 10 kept at 20 low stage
most of the time that boats are unable
r., nm
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
Our Circulation.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5. - Secretary
Foster has prepared statement show
ing the amounts of various kinds OF
money in circulation in the United
States during the past thirty years.
This table shows that the lowest mark
OF the circulation was in 1852. when l,
was 1884. .6e7, ,744, or sio2s per capita.
1t then increased TO s2o.b7 per capita tn
1865. from which point it receded till In
1873 the circulation was s7oo. l3a.6s4. Q
per capita Of sls.s2. From that point
1t has steadily risen till in 1921 when
the circulation is 81. 500. os7. SIS and pei
capita e23.4s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

CARE MAY. N. j., Sept S-The
president has appointed John 8. Dur
ham, Of Kentucky, minister resident and
consul general to Hayti Mr.. Durham
il now consul at San Domingo, and il .
colored man Of education and ability.
This transfer was made also on account
of the necessity OF dispatch, owing 20
the presence of yellow fever and the
ro~olut;fnarv trou bles
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
vast Forests IN rlames.

Hor srRrSes, Wash, Sept "A ter
rible forest fire is raging IN the Cascade
mountains near here. 1t extends = dis
tance of 25 miles and for three days
has been famed By strong wind The
hotel buildings and cottages are endan-
rcred By the flying sparka
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

LoSDcs. Sept s-The number OF
emigrsnts from the United Kinedsm u
America during the past eight nenths
vas los.es1. an increase % 8ooe ovss
the same period Of 1ssa OF these 81.
57s were from Ireland. an incrssse os
1,437-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06
Thrs. United States soidiers Drowned.

SPOKANE FALLS. Wash, Sept S.
Thursday night four soldiers-J.
oKeefe, Corporal offerson, J. Brown
and Patrick Hoesn-belcpging to Com
pany II. Fourth infantry. were out on
Lake Cceur d'Alene In sailboat when
one OF them lost bis hat and In at
tempting TO get IL upset the boat
and all were thrown into the water.
There were no means of rescue as
hand, and J. oKeefe. Corporal
oherson and j. Brown were
drowned. Hogan saved himself by
hanging On TO The boss until picked
up
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

srarxrox, Va, septs-The staun-
ton shoe Company has assigned The
liabilities are about s77,ece; assets
about the same. Want freadJ money
WA the cause
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

sTmLwArxR, MINI. Sept s-Ex-
perts who have examined the books of
Martin Mower. president Of the St
Croix boom corporation. who died
some time since. found that he was
short SO. 7oi.7s, and the company ap-
peared by attorney before the probate
court and asked that this amount bs
allowed from the Mower estate
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

ing. reopening telegraph communities
ton between Europe, the United States
and Argentine, via Galveston. The
restoration of the Transandine Tel
egraph Company's lines is proof that
order reigns throughout Chilli All
censorship has been removed, and the
large number of kilograms prove that
Quoted as before the war.
The German minister has officially
notified Senor Montt th1t any of the
refugees on German ships who are ac-
cused Of any except political crimes
will be given up. but that those who
are accused of political offenses purely
will be landed on neutral ground II
is thought that the same course will be-
pursued by the American minister and
Admiral Brown, though they have not
as yet made any definite proposal to
that effect
Gen. Baquedano has written . letter
to Senor Jorge Montt, chief Of the
juuta, explaining the reason why San.
tiago was left in the hands of mob
August 70 and 80, after the fight Of
Balmaceda. Tho soldiers. he said.
threw down their arms and
refused absolutely to obey or
ders; the police deserted. taking
arms and horses, so that the suthori-
ties were left ettirely without means
of maintaining order. During the time
the mob was in control Of the city the
houses Of over seventy-five of Balma-
ceda's most prominent partisans were
sacked and many of them burned.
vALpARAIso, Sept. 5.-The c,ngres-
sional army was composed very large
ly Of volunteers So secure do tho
members of tho jupta feel in their po-
sition at present that they have given
orders that any Of tho volunteers who
wish TO do 30 may return to their homes,
and hence the late victorious army Is
rapidly disintegrating. In . few days
1t win hardly be possible to see many
signs OF the late war"
The question of the refugees on
board the American and German war
ships has been settl1 definitely. Tho
United States cruiser Baltimore sailed
Friday, presumably for Callao, having
on board Seniors Mollendo. Banadas.
Espinosa. Godoy, Perez Mont aud
seventeen other less prominent Bal
macedists
Poor Crops In Ireland.
DUBLIN, Sept g. The Freeman's
Journal says that the wheat crops in
West Clare and other western districts
Of Ireland are, owing TO the recent ter
ribly rainy weather, only fit for lit
ter" The potatoes are getting black
and the blight Is general Oae-third OF
the potato crop is already gone and
the barley and oats are already rot
ting. County Cork is suffering the
least from the effects OF the bad
weather.
Feund 70 Pc Defaslscr AMER Death.
sruIwArxR, MINI. Sept s-Ex.
perts who have examined the books OF
Martin Mower, president Of the St
Croix boom corporation. who died
some time since. found that he was
short SO. 7oi. Ts. and the company ap-
peared by attorney before the probate
court and ssked that this amount bs
allowed from the Mower estate
snox Bs nrother ~ . Qsa<rsl
wsSSrPra, Man. Sept S-Harrisou
Webb, . farmer. Of Balder, was fatally
skot By his brother, Genius. FRIDAY.
The quarrel arose over binding grain
in Che wheat field The prisoner has
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-06

wiySiFxs, Man, Sept S-Harrison
Webb, . farmer. Of Baldcr. was fatally
slot By his brother, Genius. Friday.
The quarrel arose over binding grain
in Che wheat field The prisoner has
,een sent to Brandon jzii