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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-23
DEsPERADo HAYIhY,s s1oRr.
The hoy Says He was Drurk when ne shot
Three Persons and Stole . Dollar.

ahteo Eerpo"s anu Stoie - Dousr'
George Hanley, who robbed till shot three
persons. and tried to shoot fourth In his wild
run to escape. looked like anything rather than
desperate young thief when he was arraigned
in the Harlem Police Court yesterday. George
is slim-built youngster Of 10 years. He has
dark brown hair, cut close, and blue eyes. He
was comfortably dressed In a dark suit Of
clothes, tennis shirt, and blue necktio He
was taken to Police Headquarters before being
arragned to have his likeness taken. None OF
the detectives there had ever met him before.
He seemed thoroughly frightened
THE Sun told yesterday morning how Han
ley entered Shoemaker Berckoier's store at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-23

sAnKp DOMESTIC PoRri.
ss City Of Columbia from west Point Va, for New
Ybpk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
sou I Helm SU M NJ AIRY.

CARRuLroN, Ga, special: This town
was in a state Of panic all day owing to
the rioious actions of eleven mas ked
and armed men whom nobody dared re-
Sist for fear OF being murdered Most
of the victims of the brutes assaults
were aged people, and il is strange that
the young men of the village were too
cowardly to interfere with their deeds.
They first assaulted q woman and then
knocked down with pistol an old man
of 30 years who tried TO stop them.
Next they whipped one woman almost
to death and then whipped Il man who
venturcd to protest so badly that ho
will die After that they whipped an
other man aud brutaly knocked down
and kicked lady 20 years old, whom
they met IN the street during their raid
through the town
New ORLEANS special: Judge Bill
lngS in the United States Court, rem
dered decision in the suit against the
Amalgamated Council and various labor
organizations which ordered strike of
all iaboring organizations last Noyem-
Der. The suit asked an Injunction
against these lodies under an act OF
Congress rrohibiting combinations In
restraint OF trade. In an elaborate
opinion, laf-reaching IN effect, the
court declares the acts complained of
unlawful and the merchants entitled to
injunction and other relief The de.
cisiun fully discusses the rights OF la Dor
unions, and as II result Of the decision
a criminal prosecution against the de-
PENDANTS would probably liz, but 1t is
not known whether the authorities will
proceed further.
MExIco, Mo. special: At the east
front OF the Court House a scene was
enacted the like of which has not been
witnessed here since ante-bellum days,
1t WAS the sac OF George Harding,
colored, 35 years Of age, convicted
yagrant At the trial he could not
show that he had earned S. In the past
eight months. After some sharp bid.
ming the services OF The prisoner for
the six months we knocked down for
$40 to John Potts. u coal dealer. II
there Is anything left OF the money
after paying the legal costs it goes 10
the negro Another negro will be sold
in a day Or two.
SANTA ~, New Mexico. special.
Word reaches here from Taos that the
mining excitement in that region has
received fresh impetus because OF the
extensive purchase OF gold claims BY
President Jeifery OF the Denver Il Rio
Grande Company, aud Il number OF Chi.
cago capitalists Active preparations
are going on for rush into the new
Rio Hondo quartz district as soon az
snow melts.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

what war is with no mercy, no hui
manity, only premeditated attempt to
outlaw the Irish. Cur people were
trampled down, crushed, and ground
out Dynasties and religions might
have changed, but Que relentless policy
OF determination was ever the same
against Ireland. But there was an
other and worse war wage1--tho bat
tie against mind and Intelligence.
They legally ostraeized fve-slsths Of
the Irish race irishmen were forbade
to teach aud forbade to preach, and
then tainted as barbarous and igno-
rant before the whole world aud even
today does that taunt follow them.
Hut our race never acknowledged the
right or legality of the invaders OF tho
soil of Ireland"
WASHINGTON CROSSING, N. j., special:
The breaking of a great ice gorge In the
Delaware River and the subsiding ot
the water on farms reveals damage
which years cannot repair. The or
chards and vineyards are ruined, and
roads will have to be rebuilt. The loss
is estimated at Sl,00d,0O
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

White Caps Killed. by Negroes.
FORT Valley, Ca, special: White
caps attacked the negro quarters at
5 II. Bassetts plantations and the In.
mates 6ed. Mr.. Bassett left his house,
met the trespassers in the darkness
and forbade them to go any farther.
The white caps disrcgardcd the order
aud would have continued their search
when several of the negroes who were
concealed near by opened fire on the
intruders and shot two OF them dead in
their tracks. They were William
Hatchett and Marion Bryant. The
others fed precipitately The coroner
verdict was iuStitiable homicide Bas-
sett's plantation has been visited be.
fore and as result OF The raid the
governor offered rewards of 500 each
Tor the malefactors. The last visit was
due to the fact that the i!assett negroes
had put detectives on the track of the
visitors. The affair has created the
most intense excitement, but it is
thought that the killing of Bryant and
Hatchett will put an end to outrages of
the kind in this vicinity
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
IN THE EAST.

MARIETTA, Ohio special: Three
young men were drowned at Marietta
Island while attempting to shoot the
swift water, when the boat capsized.
NEw YORK special: After prolonged
voyage OF 362 days, during which she
twice rounded tho horn and twice
crossed the Atlantic, met with and van
quished the fast British ship kensing-
ton in al ocean race and finally fell in
with whole family OF waterspouts,
the American ship Shenandoah arrived
in port The water spouts were sighted
five days ago about five hundred miles
off the coast.
New YORK special: Lieut-Gov. j. A.
Chapleau, of the Province of Quebec,
who left on a French steamer for "a
three months stay in Paris, spoke as
follows when questioned as to the an
nexation sentiment in Canada: There
is no such sentiment" he replied, "aa-
solutcIy none. Canada has no idea of
becoming part of tho states, but is
anxious for some sort OF commercial
union or better trade relations than
those existing at present, and is willing
to make advances and do her share in
securing them"
JACKSON. Mich, special: Irving Lat
inner, under sentence OF Imprisonment
for life for the murder Of his mother in
January, 1889. is at liberty. armed with
. rife, and it is not believed that he
can be captured alive. lie had been
allowed some privileges by Night Keep.
or Fill and took advantage of them 10
drug Gill and Gatekeeper Haight. thus
securing the keys. Haight died from
the effects Of the poison. Gill is under
arrest as an accomplice in the escape
Hundreds of men are searching in the
city and surrounding country for him.
HoNEYRnook, Pa, special: The
H0neybrook mine took fire several
months ago, burning away tho supports
AMI closing the opening. 1t was sup
posed to have burned itself out but it
Ia now burning ficrcer than ever. The
surface near the strappings is SO heat
ed that water flowing over 1t immsdi-
ately dried up. Grave apprehensions
are felt Tor the surrounding mines, as
the fire Is liable to eat into their work
ings Millions OF dollars OF coal prop
erty Is imperiIed. The village OF Honey
brook, iinmediately over the mines, Is
menaced by the collapse Of the earth.
The assures already run through tho
town, from which quantities OF smoke
and gases are escaping. The people
are In state OF terror.
NEW YoRK special. The words OF
John E. Fitzgerald OF Hoston. at tho
Irish entertainment 81 Columbus Thea
ter, 1T which be Endorsed Gladstone's =
home rule plans, have created much
-. 4 - -S.l Il = 4
.sit IL sorrowful TO behold our race sub
asad sight 70 see our nation nsysr y
revolution. yet nsyer knowing whsts to
strike tho blaN. Three words tell the
s;ssy & lss1esaa e g = s:s; 1 sssssss a.ss'sa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
A SHIP FROZEN IN AN ICEBERG
strange Spectacle Related by Travellers in
the Antarctic Seas.

Strange Spectacle Related by Travellers in
the Antarctic Seas.
SAN FRANCISCO special: A curious
story OF vessel fro zen in an iceberg
and drifting about the Antarctic Seas
was brought here bv Capt. Atkinson of
the British ship Goodrich He got the
story from Capt Squirting of the Brit
ish ship Drumcraig,. which recently
sailed from here to Liverpool. The
Drumcraig had smooth passage from
here to Cape Horn, but there encoun-
tered heavy weather and thick fogs.
One day when going at full speed, the
truss OF the lower foretop-sal yard
gave way and the vessel came up into
the wind. just as she did so the look
out gave a cry OF alarm, and through
the mist there appeared an immense
iceberg, slowly drifting southwark
Had 1t not been for the accident, the
Drumcraig would have run right on to
the berg AS the damage on the ship
was being repaired, the iceberg veered
around and there was disclosed sight
mat struck terror into every heart
On the berg, high above the water
mark, was q wooden bark OF about two
thousand tons. The ice completely
SUI ipuHoeu HcI nun up aS hlRH as hef
decks, and her masts and rigging were
hung with icicles. From her build it
was evident that the bark had been
launched years ago. With his glasses
the Captain made out two bodies in the
SHIPS shrouds. The crew would have
refused to make any investigation even
had not the rough sea prevented. SO
the derelct, frozen fast in the iceberg,
is probably sailing in southern polar
seas
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
OF EVERY DAY OCCURRENCE IN
A GREAT STATE.
Prof John II. Parkinson Accepts Chair
at Brookings College-Hew the Terror
Of Hyde Connty's Capitol Was Trapped
She Was Released on hail.


Accepts a Chair at Brookings College.
PRoF. john r. PARKINSON, assistant
professor In civil policy at Madison,
Wis, has accepted call to the chair
OF history. constitutional law and poIiti.
cal science In the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College at Brookings. Prof.
Parkinson graduated from the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin In 1856 with the de-
gree of A. b, aud from the law school
III isss. Hespent year and half 10
St Paul In the active practice Of law.
During the years ls90-9l Prof. Parkin-
son pursued course Of special studies
in history and politics at John Hop
kins In 1891 he obtained the degree
of A. NJ. at the University Of Wiscon-
sin. His thesis was on the subject Of
Paper Money! For the past two
years Prof. Parkinson has been con-
nected with the university. He will
enter upon the work ut Brookings in q
few days.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
t. Double the Cheyennes' Ra.,ons.

ORpEEs have been sent to Agent
Litlibridge at the Cheyenne Indian
Agency, opposite Forest City, to here
after issue double rations to the In
dians, and thereby Obviate a monthly
journey To the agency Tho indians
are greatly pleased over this, and speak
kindly OF their Great White Feather.
They have spent the winter very com.
fortably; but little sickness and very
few deaths. The killing OF Hill Fielder
created excitement for time, but the
arrest Of the police Interested In the
tragedy cooled the anger OF Fieider's
friends, who anxlonsly await the result
o. the investigation 10 be held by the
United States Court at Sioux Falls next
month. Whether or not the killing
was justified will then be determined.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
This Years sta.e Fair.

A MEETING OF Tho State Board OF
Agriculture will be hold at Aberdeen to
consider the advisability to hold state
Fair this year and 10 elect officers. The
new treasurer will be instructed 10 call
in all outstanding premium orders and
liquidate them at par. The ontstand-
Ing orders amount to S3,Sl0.sO, the
premiums already paid count no 81. l30,
making total TO be paid in premiums
Of Si,940.90 There IL due from the
state $3.50 appropriated by the last
Legislature TO pay deficiency The
Legislature made 10 appropriation for
this years fair as 1t thought it In al vis-
able TO have one, as this IL Worlds
Fair year. 1t. however. allowed So, 500
for fair to be given 1894.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

BALTIMORE special: Mrs. Cleveland's
announcement that she would not
wear crinOline, but would use hair
cloth instead. has had the effect of
creating such demand for hair cloth
that the supply would not reach the
demand. A New York house prolited
by the cue given out by Mrs, Cleveland
and cornered the market SO that the
prices have advanced within the past
week from Is cents TO 36 cents. An
enterprising dry goods man made the
rounds of the tailor trimming houses
here, who knew nothing of the demands
Of fashion as far as women were con-
concerned, and consequently nothing
OF the demand, and brought up all the
hair cloth in sight at the old price.
When the tailors sought to have their
supply replenished they were notified
OF an increase in the price of 100 per
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

PRoF. j. Fl. LENaE and two Santes
Indians have been summoned before the
Worlds Fair Musical Committee ct
Chicago for the purpose OF arranging
for the appearance 1t the Fair OF the
Sioux Indian Brass Band. the ''only
American band in the world" Of which
Mr.. Lenger 10 the founder. They dress
In wild Indian costume and create
sensation wherever theysppe ar, while
they render music fairlywell
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
THEPATH OF THE 81

Twesty-thsee Ig,lIsS.

y The damaCe dona IL, 49, !. -
49, Mt..,..,.,.., v..,... 3. -s.ssss
- ...y .'sy 3 8. ~ u u nj
while the lose of itio V not - greaS ~
ct first reported. the damage toF Fropeflk
win reach 5000 roo .rha t.,,.ss 49,
,v,,as - ..,,, ,,..,...,..I B s.s
.-1 . ss'' As.''o .i'.su' -
are coming ln s.Owly from tho een9
districts, and ~ VI slI bNseevesIts lll11311
fore the fun extent 81 iho dleaatcs r 3
be known Tha da..h ,,.t p. -, 8 s;ss
known foots IN tyvantv- -thr.s ~;hisSs n vi.
list Of Injured viii rim IN irto N, ~ x,;;l
dreds - ,-f .''sS '.ss .ss
The farst heard :, IL. c,..i.~. $, z. a;|| Wv
North Lonisisna and So.tS.r. S. SsS,sIsIs
eas. II crossed ina Nsssssssrs,a !. ssss.s'
miIes aboya 1;raanv;iis dIys.t.sss az
plantations wrackirn fs.,,,So,... .s...'' ~
,Iprootino giant fnrasf traa. ~. ..'Sss.s \
of the storn wns ~. ~ h.is ,sSsS I
vide. and nothing wns lsst .t.crs~s r.,
lis track. The first faA.i,tv .,sn,ss. -
house of D,nrv Sun,r.ii ,-s.s.s....
and ;nd,.,rins.. NJ 0ull, aa,n, = p1oss0
leveled ~ tha rro,,nd Ll,,,r. 49, = q xs..
~ miiv ~ nins rarsnra rS T sho as.1 ~
nasac,, fhrouoh ,ho s,,h.,,,,. = VI 4xr.s.sSsi
ana darniiahad - savar.I naa.as - = . c1.M
ANAL storas hut - a.os-.I r.,s.S !.
Tho hurr;csn. I'm ~ ohsa.,, ono ~ .lss.ss .s -
slightiv .nd sr.vaIss H.eo - ~ .s.s.s.
~ fhs y.zno end ss;...ir,.e NJ e ~
iav R.;,rnad n,,i !. ~ - -
Ciov.,.nd Mi.. .sh.n. - Ol s.ssass ssl
school h,,iidir .nd .n.,S.o, s.sus.2 sUs Y
residancas vara rs.~a - = -. 4
T.a.vsn. T,a,,a,ss ~ - s1o ssg.ss
sI.o n0 CyCsUu0 q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
M Relief f,r IN. ss,t,er.

= A DlsrATcH was sent out from Wash.
ington and copied In MANY Of ths
papers OF this State TO the effect that
the bill spDropriating $500. 600 for tn.
Identifying settlers on the Crow Creek
and Winnebsgo Reservations, who wers
compelled to abandon their claims and
improvements BY Nm order from Pres~
dent Cleveland, had passed both houses
OF Congress and had become . law. A
letter received from senator Pettigrew
states that the bill was lost In the
shuttle itt tho house.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
Eastern Iowa and Illinois. They vii
locate Ia the southern part of the
county. where there is somo very choice
land which can be taken mp IS home
steads on the former Winnebago Rsssr-
yAtiOn


THERE WAS large meeting Of the
Corn Belt Association held 1t Woon-
socket, and may applications for msm-
bership were received. John T. Kean
was elected Secretary, Vice Dan G.
NeedhAm. resigned. Plans wore per-
fected for vigofou swork, and 1893 will
mark IN epoch In the history OF the
State. Tho next meeting will be held
1t Plankington on April 90 st 1870 10
the evening. A large attendance Is ~
sured. The State Worlds Fair Com.
mission Is acting with the Association.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

THE friends OF Minnie Olsen, the
young girl who died In Sioux Falls In
the hands Of Dr. Fisher, are very In.
dignsnt that the culpr,t should have
been allowed to leave the country. IL
is believed that he went to Texas and
reward will be offered for his arrest
He might easily have been held pend.
ing tho action Of the coroner's jury. but
was allowed to 20 away on bis bare
promise that he would return the next
dav
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

AT Dcsdwood the city authorities
have granted Beatrice, Neb., syndi-
cate franchise TO construct an elec-
trio motor line through the city to
Lead City, distance OF three
miles. The road will be constructed
inside Of ninety days This road Is to
take the place OF the Dakota Central
Railroad, recently disfranchised.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
p.,king the Fair Exhibit.

THE headquarters OF the South Da.
kota Worlds Fair Commission at Sioux
Falls will soon look rs II It had been
deserted. Nearly oil the exhibit has
been packed and is ready for shipment.
Five large boxes were received for the
woman's exhibit from Yankton. IL 10
expected the exhibit will be shipped In
y couple 0f days.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
Thc AIIlancc N.a.t Fay.

The motion to dissolve tho attach.
ment proceeding OF the National Cord
age Compm,y upon the property OF the
South Dakota Farmers Allisnce has
been denied by Judge Campbell The
suit Is brought bv the National Cordags
Company to recover q debt OF $2l,5OO
for binding twine advanced In 1891.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
Where 1s WIN, nurlburt, ,

THERE is great anxiety felt over the
disappearance OF VIM. Hurlburt. far.
mer residing near Columb bia. Mr.. Hurl.
burt was In Aberdeen one day last
week and sold . span of horses, har.
ness. etc, receiving over 500 cash. He
made quite extensive purchases in the
way OF household supplies. and vas
supposed to have taken the evening
train for Columb bix Up to this time he
has not reached home, nor can any
trace bs found OF him or the bundles Of
goods he had when last seen.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
date of the state Fair,

THE Executive Committee OF the
Board Of Agriculture has decided to
hold tho State Fair from September II
to Is. inclusive. More than sufficient
funds to guarantee the required bond
have alrUndy been subscribed by citt.
tens OF Aberdeen. 1t Is proposed -
make 1t che best fair In the history Of
the Association,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
Thirteen Cars ef Immigrants.

THIRTEEN carloads o. immigrants,
with theiy atock. household goods. I'm.
plements, etc, arrived At Huron one
day recently. They came from Ne.
braska Aet lows. and with the excep.
ton OF toYf carloads that went TO Me.
PhsrsoR Goanty the company will set
tie in Potter County.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
Object to sal on Confro,, !.

AT WAtevtown concentrated move
ment Is b,ing made to elect . mayor
aud City Council who will favor the
ontinuaEoh of the present method OF
mont thly On ss Of saloons. Citizens not
In favo. al this method OF saloon con.
troll in u Prohibition state have placed
4 ticket In nOmin alton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
The STATE Fair.

TnE State Board Of Agriculture do
cided to hold the Fair at Aberdeen, the
middle OF September bonus Of 81, 200
having been guaranteed, together with
free use Of buildings and grounds. The
new officers eiocted are Secretary. w.
Il. bushnell Of .nron; Treasurer, j ames
Sebrse OF Pierre; EAecntiys Committee,
e. n. Harris, A berdeen. Charles Keith,
Volga, aud Frank Byrne. Miranda,
The Board will next week begin iiqui-
dating all unpaid premiums and other
outstanding Indebtedness. sufficient
funds now being available,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

EIGHres the Indian boys who were
taken t. Fsla ndreau from the Lower
Brnlc Agency to attend the Indian
school, escaped from the grounds a
few eveuipEs ago and started to walk
home, bat wera captured at Winfre1,
twenty Ave miles west
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
OF EVERY DAY LIFE.
WHAT Is HAPPENING HERE
AND THERE.
KILLED BY NEGROES.
THEY LAY OUT A COUPLE OF
WHITE CAPS.

white Caps Attack Negro Quarters on "a
Plantation Near Fort Valley Georgia
and Met With Fatal Results--Ilas
Created the Most Intense Excitement.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31

Il IN ilUo - 19ll1 3 NJ H1 NJ i1It
1vinA skat ~ ll n ~ n =
eAdeeon6 TN m - y I y = y
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-31
-'s -'---. = ~ -'-se'--s-'
THE " ARkETS.

OMAHA LIVE Stock.
q atstc~ Coin,son u piip.s u y rs D 5 ~ +
Hogs Ek kli,aJa:.s 81 =. II, j. on q 7xao
,i ~ I'M 81 1, ,iklk f,fso
Democratic messenger., 1893-11-11
WANTED TO BI: PRE:SI.
DENT.
a Crank WHO Proposed to
Dispiacc MIR. Cleveland.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, November .
\ dangerous crank who wants To dis
place President Cleveland, was ar
rested here today. Ills name is FL
mer T.. Raub, and is from Finncy,
Henry County. Mo. lie arrived here
today. having started from his home
with the avowed intention of bccom.
ing the president Of the United States.
The conductor of The train which
brought hun io Kansas CITY, recog-
nlzcd the dangerous character of his
cranky notions. and iclcgraphed police
headquarters I" arrange for his arrest
upon the arrival of the train.
When the train came IN two lolirc-
men arrested him and locked him up.
pm being examined by Il sergeant
of police he said he was going TO
Washington Il am going To- suc,rcd
Cleveland" he added. First, shall
study politics from the practical point
Democratic messenger., 1893-11-11
Notice to Creditors.

This is TO give notice, that the sub.
scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of Worcester County
letters of Administration on the estate
of GEORGE T. BRATTEN,
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims agasnst the said
estate are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with vouchers thereof. 10
the subscriber, on or before the 2Sth,
day of April, 1894. they may other
wise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 9th, day of October 1898.
WILLIAM T.. BRATTEN,
Administrator.
Test: TIlOS. ID. PURNELI.,
oct. 2S.3t. Register of Wills.