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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
TILLNAN At DENVER.
He Speaks to a Large Au-
dience There.
ARRAIaSs Mr., CLEVELAND AGAIN.

ne Also brought In senator sherman.
Ma Jor MeKlniey aud secretary Car
lisle In His Sarcastic Remarkable
Advises the Democrats and Republic
ans 20 Bolt should Gold Prevail.
DENVER, April i0.-when senator
rilman aruse 10 speak 10 the Democrats
Of Colorado IN the opera house here
last night II was packed with people.
Not only were Democrats present, but
Republicans, POpulists and citizens who
take little interest in politics were there,
anxious 10 hear the man from South
Caroline.
Mr.. Tillman prefaccd his speech with
. history Of the Democratic and Repub-
iicah parties. He soon drifted into .
sarcasticarraignment Of President Cleve-
land and the present administration. He
said:
WHO Is this man AZ Washington
masquerading In the clothes Of Jeffr-
son and pretending 10 BE- introducing
reformsl Good God, that the name Of
Democracy should be disgraced by such
a man as Grover Cleveland"
He spoke In this same strain when re-
ferTing 10 Senator sherman, Maj. Nc
Kinney and Secretary Carlisle. He con-
cluded
I'VE are face 10 face with a crisis
Men are casting about TO fnd out whers
the shoe pinches."
He urged the Democrats and Repub
cans alike TO bolt at their respective
conventions should gold platforms b
adopted, and assured the Colorado dele
CATION that the south would stRat
solid with the west should It BE- neces
, sary to leave the convention hall q
Chicago
, His remarks suited some Of his hear
7 ers. while others were disgasted witt
I his tirade on the president aud oihe
prominent men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

WASHINGTON, April i0.-Thrce more
cases have been disposed Of By electionz
committee No. 8. leaving but one % Be-
acted upon BY Il. The contest betwecn
John A. Brown, populist, and John n.
Allen. Democrat. from the First Miszis-
ippi district, was decided In favor Of
Mr.. Allen; A. ~ Newman, Populist.
". j. G.. Spencer, Democrat, from the
seventh Mississippi district, was decid-
cd IN favor Of Mr.. Spencer. The coma
mittee In the third case found that Gle
Otis Pearce. Indcpendent-Lahor, 70
ceived l67 votes a. agains, 1900 for
John G. Bell. Populist. and the latter
was given the seat. This contest q me-
from the Second district Of Colorado.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
WARM And STILL HEATING
Is THE CONTEST FOh THE
WATCH AND TEA SET.
The Friends of Some of the
Candidates Doing Some
Good Work
AND TIE DAILY SUBSCRIPTION LIST
Is GROWING.
Some Of the Candidates Pass the 100 Mari

Some Of the Candidates Pass the 100 Mark.
The vote this morning will he a
surprise. The contestants have
moved things around and the lead
ers Of yesterday are probable sec
ond this morning, while Sunday
mornings list may bring out a
new leader. Be prepared to meet
any emergency by gathering up
all the votes you can lay your
hands on.
Several new names have been
added and there will be more be
fore the week ends.
Please bear in mind that al
coupons without the date APR. p
must be sent in for Sundays count
They will not count IL not sent IL
as published yesterday.
The Eagle is giving these gift
away TO advertise the daily az,
build up a healthy subscription
let, and To date they are coming
in by the dozens.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
elcYcusrs lNvrEo To oAuRoA
A Chlcago Pastor Provides For Keeping
the Wheels During services.


CHICAGO. April 16.-Rev. jenkins
Lloyd Jones Of All Souls church has
formed an alliance with the bicycle.
With him IL is no longer the pulpit YER
sus the Sunday wheel. Il Is the pulpit
and the wheel as the twin means Of
making people better. Mr. Jones con-
tends that in forming this alliance he is
nc, giving victory 70 th, bicycle, but
rather he is snatching victory for hin.
self and filing the pews Of his church.
The C. arch notice which Is sent to the
local papors announcing next Sundays 3
services has the following;
"Bicyclists invited Wheels taken
charge Of at the morning service.
There win no charge for this care Of
wheels on which men and women ride
10 church"
II the new plan for checking bicycles
at the church proves as successful as h
hopes, Mr.. Jones win extend the limo
walton TO the night service.
"The bicycle" said Mr.. Jones, In
discussing his novel plan, lis ever
mans carriage. An everincreasing mum
Der Of people are bringing il into theii
personal service. IT, attractions ar'
many. Il undoubtedly win come int
open competition with the church serv
ices ON Sunday. From this ON n IL 1
the church or the wheel one needs m
prophetic eye to SEE which viii win Il
the thousands Of lives
"All Souls church, Chicago, wouli
fain avert the conflict by selecting IN
church and the wheel Il Is trying b
arrange TO care for the wheels Of a
who desire 20 attend is morning sery
ICES An wheels left at the door wi
be checked by am attendant and care
for during service hour"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
coNeREssIoNAL PaocEEoINoa
The senate Dsvosss I,s Time 20 th'
Dupont Election Case.

The senate DeNotra Ata inns y" -
Dupont Election Case.
WASHINGTON, April i6.-The senate
spent yesterday on the Dupont case. Mr..
Gray Of Delaware argued against the
claim Of Mr.. Dupont. During the day
Mr.. German proposed an agreement
that q final vote ON the Dupont case bo
taken next wednesday. Mr. Mitchell,
in charge Of the case. declined 10 make
ON agreement at this time. This tender
by Mr.. Gorman was regarded A. signih-
cant Of the confidence Of che opposition
10 Mr.. Dupont to resist his claim 20 a
seat. Mr.. Gray viii proceed with his
speech today, after which there Is q
promise Of further clash over taking up
the bond resolution. a. Mr.. Allison said
that the bond question mnst give way g
appropriation bills.
After passing several minor hills thl
senate adjourned.
N tuN uNarN tlAN ~ IHiAA "a tAtN Nt''NtA
committee on the case Of Mormon "
Iatimer from the Third districfof South
Carolina in favor Of the sitting mcmbel
was adopted without division.
Mr.. Hull. Rep. Ia chairman Of tn
committee ON military Affairs, called a
the resolution for the appointment O
William b. Franklin Of Connecticut
Thomas J. Henderson Of Illinois, Geo
L. Beat Of Maine and George W. steel
Of Indiana, as members Of the board O
managers Of the national soldier
homes.
Mr.. Blue Of Kansas. criticised Oenc-a
Franklin severely and offered an amend
ment substituting General o. o. How
ards name for Franklin. His charge
caused sharp debate, and the matte
viii be settled by a vote az 3 o'cloc
this afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
Notice by Publication OF Final
Account.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To all Persons Interested In the Estate
Of Mary A. whitman, peccased
W. ID. Lawrence, administrator OF the
Eelale of said May A. willpan, de-
ceased, has liled In the County Court
Of BraEos county hi. Final Account Of
the condlliun of said estate, together
with au application to be discharged
e. admin traitor thereof, aud fg par
tition and distribution OF sad e-taie,
which viii be head hy our said conri
on the ard Monday In April, A. D. lSl6,
same being the 20Ih day of April A. D.
1896, at the Court House of sid llial
os county In The city Of Bryan at which
time and place oil per one interested it
said estate are rQuiud % apprar AID
cOnlest said Final Account a. Il Appli'
cation, II they zee proper.
Witness j. W. Barron, Clerk OF The
County Court of D. azos county.
Given under NY hand and The
T. = seal Of said Court al nv oiiC'
In Bryan on this tie 2Sth day Of March
A. d. 1895. J. W. bARRoE,
Clerk County Court NFaKeCo, lex,
by 4. ]. Butler, D, putty. ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

WASHINGTON. April i6.-Considera-
tion Of the ball for settling government
debts Of the Pacific railway at this So
sion By the ouses seems assured. Al a
meeting Of tho house committee, Chair.
man PoworS announced that speaker
Reed had promised that thehill shonld
Be- brought mp in the withintwo weeks
and all time necessary fcr its considera.
tiOn would h. given.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

ST. PAUL. April IA motion has
been made in the two interest suits Of
the Farmers Loan and Trust company
Of New York W. the Northern Pacific
railway by he attorneys 10 strike th'
complain from the files. The actions
arr respectfully for 1900, 900 and $780,
OO0 unpaid intcrcst due on what are
known as TIE Northern Pacific branch
line bonds. Pending hearing ON the
motion Judge Sanhorn has ordered \
stay uf al proceedings until the hearing
a had
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

Dental situation In Kentucky, but he
firmly declined 70 talk politics In any
way. His address was greeted with
much applause.
AZ the conclusion Of the secrotary's =
remarks J. G. Roberts. who was In the
audience, roo from his seat and began
20 talk. There were loud misses and
cries Of "it down" but Mr. Roberts
kept on. Finally several policemen
started down the aisle and Mr. Roberts
sul,sidcd. There was much excitement
In the hall for n time
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

CoLUxnus. o.. April i6.-The Nation
al Miners ccaveniion rcclccted Phil n.
Penna. president Cameron Miller. yico
president; ~. g. pearce, secretary and
ireasuroa, A resolution la favor q
Dcbs for presidential candidate caused
an awful howl. A substitute that d
wage Garner or a friend of the wag,
Garner should be advocated fcr this a.
Zee was adopted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

Ciuc.co. April l0.-Ex. .PrSident
Harrison win preside 1t the annual CON.
test Of the Nmthem Oratosical associa-
tion to be- held at the auditorium, May
1. A letter has been received al the
university II Chi ngo from Mr.. Har.
rison in which he accepted the invita-.
ton Of the league and paid a high COM
phmmt 10 the energy and activity Il
the delegates who rcpresont the groal
western colleges in the association.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

SEArrLn. Wash. April l0.-The VIII.
lana. from Alaska. hroughl the news Of
a terrific explosion in New tunnel, bo-
tween tho Treadwell and Mexican
mines. which occurred on April 3. Fou
mon were so horribly muiilatod that
thcy died in agony.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

NEw YoRK. April i6-The gold bonds
Of the provisional government of Cuba
will soon b. on the market. The secun-
ties are already engraved. Sealed pro
posals for their purchase have been asked
70 that the long anticipated financial
move ON the part Of the revolutionists j.
actually made. The entire issue planned
i 8iO. 900. but the first debenture
wiz involve only s2,oo0,o00 Of the
,rhnla
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

The Eagle larorn any .ori Of 3 rlae.
law Is preiclenco 10 10 law a All. apl
believes that the present law ulll
come more popular when ii has btN
tried . icv days longer. and that many
who Al FIRST opposed lhe ofd.nance viii
vote 20 sustain Il The ease appears %
o. as one in ahich lhn eencraI Interests
ofthe town come lnlo conflict uilh
those Of . particular class ~ be'Iess
more people viii BE- benefited 1y ~
law than can BE- harmed hy n that The
trade lnierefls o. the town wiz - n|a
tsrlally enhanced BY Il: that l1e rlo
plc viii save money and llme j. lsIs.
ing and repairli that Sidewalk
tree planting, etc. viii bskl " slim.
ulaied. and IN shcri. that ailef irr.ss
the stock law Tor year sho reop|l
would not do uihoatit We are glad
Il has been submiiled % vote of ih8
people and hope Il win BE- settled ulI1-.
cut passion or prejudice. A. stated =
the outset the Eagle favors the las 81
4 stands, anl afleF that any sort qI NJ
siFaint than can he ssrnnd arsN'I
loose stock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
CARLISLE AT CHICAGO.
He speaks 10 the worhlnrrnsn on ths
Currency Question.

CHICAGO. April lG.--Socretary Car
Isle spoke ON the currency question AZ
the auditorium Last night before a large
audience. The address was delivered
under the auspices Of the labor men Of
Chicago, and they were there In full
force, nearly three quarters of the
crowd being workingmen. Many local
Democrats were anxious 20 obtain an In
tcrview with Mr.. Carlisle on the presi-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
Dick JONES & Co
Real Estate Agt's.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS, NEXT DOOR TO
EAuLE oFFICE, BRYAN.


Fart Of the property that has heretofore
been advertised in this column will
appear no moie II has been SOLD.
lsook over the list remaining { you
are a prospective purchaser. II YOU
have property 10 cell, PUT Il IN cur
hands at a selling price, not over
rated, aud perhaps Il will he thenext
20 20.
Three houses for colored renters,
will 10 for $50. Situated near the
railroad above the pubic we'll.
A two hundred and sixteen acre
hIm, two tenant houses-over one hum
drid acres in cultivation. . ~ miles
northeast Of Bryan and near kuFten.
WIN exchange for town property.
For Reni-Two houses In Freedman
town.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Five acres Of land with good well and
two houses. Situated near the oil mill
one mile fr0m courthouse and out o
corporation. Will exchange for hom'
and lot within corporation.
FOR SALE.
A house with fonr rooms. and fisl
lots attached. In the northern pait o
the city, on the rrrtliesl hill In town.
FOR RFNT OR SALE.
Twenty six acres OF land; some with
In and some without corporation sAutl
II me cilv,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

The dates for the Appearances q 81
yer's Gif Show has heea paslr4A.
until Saturday and Nonaay n|so|
ApFil 5 and 20. and Win pgoH, ~ n
the last ul lho season. The u||'.4Io
Mirror says: "Hillyei's Git stea $.
well attended al the opera hoaa ~
night The second sight ard uIea'
reading iesis. particularly ne mnlteI
tests BY Miss BelmeniP. ee1o roa.a, -
able and puzzllur The lpisilaa 'sI'|
manifestations by Miss ii|iyef ~sIA
mysterious indeed. aud hard % explain
from . material ttandpoint The f1a|.
test was not only mys,erious hu' 'ui'
erous. In hi oase Dr HIl'lard. enc q
the committee selected hF the aa
ence, went inlo he cabinet n'l1 a.
medinm who was tied sais|y o. a Iha'I
Dr. Hillind SEATED hlu.se|l la lInnl
the msdium With his hsnd. 81 ~
knees. The curtain then tle.a 4 "a
ment aud was withdraw. iefcaI.n4
parties in The same rofil|on. bag
doctor unt blindlolisd. h|' cc,, 81 tAf
on The medium. AZ the daeloi. aA0
vas lhere. cant explain bon ~.
done. uo viii not attempt Is % lo
Ladies' willing Stamping lot1
liud Mrs ]. Bonneville na4 ne |a'..
In llonitou patterns at tn Nen'e. =
re,iaence. l2i
The ayem-oli .on q Fsatk to,I
colored. vho resisles 10 nryan. i.'| |a.'
en- Aldeirtound eislern yesterday
iernoon and was a,ounsd l&sn S. b
came.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

FAuINoS, April ia lornadop passed
through Fa,.lk county resulting IN two
deaths. "a several injured Cmside e.
able daiilagc was done AZ Cresbard. Nil.
lari aud RaFketaore. scvGai hnnsaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

CLIFTON FoR0E, Va, ApriA l6.-Paul
Glcason. colored, criminally assaulted
is.year-old calorcd mrl near Iongdalo
He then murdered her. Large bodies Of
men arc securing the mountains and II
caught Gleason win probably b
lx4tehol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

Mrs. Fulkersoh's residence In Tie
Eastern part OF town.
Mr.. ]. Allen MyeFs' re.ideuce on The
rogner East Of the Chislian church.
See Dick Jones & o., at once Tor par
NenlafB.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
Excursion To Monterey And
CItv of Mexico.

On April II, very low exclusion rates
will le made b, Monterey and CITY. Of
Mexico for the Rpworth League excur.
sion. Cali on nearest Agent flr full
Information. D. J. rrice, A. q. ?. A.
I. &C. n. r. X.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

and barns were blown away. The resi-
dence of Z. 7. Evans. near Cresbard,
was completely destroyed, killing his
two children and badly injuring himself
and wife
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

WASHINGTON. April l0.-The treasury
lot ss55.5O0 In gold ooin aad ssQeo Ia
hars which leaves tho true amount d
the reserve si20.6l6. .49l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

GREESvuLE. Tex. April 10.--The case
Of the State ". Louis Luttrell and j.,
English for the killing Of I'd Doggcfs
aud transferred 10 Mckinney was post
poned indefinitely by the state, a. Il is
not ready 30 20 10 trial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

WASHINGTON. April i6-The pred.
dent has nominated Leo Borgholz u
New York as consul at Erzcroum, Ar
fnonfa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

sAS FRAsolsco, April i6.-Ex-Dis-
trict Attorney james ID. Page has been
found guilty Of the cmbezzloment Of
5000 from an insane patient, Of whom
ne was appointed guardian. Page fled
10 New York. where hc was arrested
last january, and subsequently brought
back 10 this city
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17
Knl.a IrI. VIC ana IIIm.slf.

NEW YORK, April i6.-Frcderick Mer-
rick shot and killed his wife Ida, In her
bedroom az their home In Brookly.
Then standing before a mirror in an ad-
joining room. he fired bullet into his
right temple Death was instantaneous
In both eases. The couple who were
well.to-do, had been married six year,
and leave a child five years old. II s
alleged that MIerrick was suspicious Of
his wife.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

Ladies' ul.hlns stamping toas
liud Mrs ]. Bonneville nas ne late.
In liouitou patterns a. 7 T.S1 Nen'4 +
residence. i2i
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-17

i! ca'cAso. Ap'a ia-wA~'.-ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-16
CRILDREN'S NERVES.
Fail as Often as Those of
Adults.
YOUTH RESPONDS 10 REMEDIES MORE
QUICKLY THAN AGE.
Is Your Little One Nervous. Emaciated. tx.
hausted. vgsrless?
A Boston Mother Tells what Restored
Health TO Her Daughter.
CRILDREN'S NERVES.

Sensible people know that nervous de-
biiity, with all the evils in its train. is
not confined to people of mature years.
Children break down in nerves and
muscles and lose vigor in blood and brain
only too quickly and the results are sure
to be most serious. Fortunately youth
responds to remedies more readily than
age Here is case in point, and the
mother who writes is known to hundreds
in New England
No 2S Worcester Square, Boston,
Dec II, 1895. Eureka Chemical & Mfg.
Co, La Crosse, Wis.--Gentlemen My
little daughter became very much ema.
c!ated and nervous I could get no help
for her until | gave her DR.. Charcot's
Kola Nervine Tablets. gave her half a
tablet three times daily. She is now
well, fleshy and full of vigor. Yours
truly Mrs. Frank Morey :
DR.. Charcot's kola Nervine Tablets,
the greatest remedy, compounded from
the prescription of the most famous
physician of the century. will do for your
ailing child what 1t did for Mrs Morey's
daughter.
Sl.00 per box Zone month S treatment }
See DR.. Charcot's name on box Kola
booklet free. All druggists or sent direct,
Eureka Chemical Il Mfg. Co, Lacrosse,
Wis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-16
installation |. o. o. f. at vassa!boro.

A. N. j. Lovejoy, D. G. NJ, and official
staff, publicly installed the following off
GERS of Kennebec Ledge, No 12l, l. o. O.
f., at Nassalboro Tuesday evening: n.
g., Willis B. Crosby; " g., Geo. f.
Richards: secretary, Geo A. Woodsum ;
treasurer, Preston B. Lancaster; war, +.
l.. Reid; con-, E. S. Goliath; o. G., W..
G. Lyons; !. G., l.. A. Gilbert; r. S y.
G., E. G. Durham; l.. S. \. G., A. q.
Shorey; r. s. V. G., r. W Pitts; l.. :.
Y. G., Daniel Conroy; r. 5 S, Geo
Perkins; l. s s., v G. Hussey; chap
lain, s. T.. Dodge
This was the first installation held in
their new hall, and there was a large at
tendance of the members and invited
guests.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies. a
bountiful collation. was served in the ban
quet hall. After the tables We're cleared. a
social and dance was enjoyed by the
young people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-16
Election Of Officers Of Maine Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.

The annual meeting Of the policy hold
ers of the Maine Mutual Life Insurance
Co. was held, Wednesday, at its Office in
Masonic building G. 1. Stevens was
elected treasurer, in place of c. W. Jones,
resigned; and Charles Fl. Blaisdell was
elected as director for three years
The annual report of the secretary was
presented, showing that, during the first
year of its existence, the company has
written first class fire risks to the amount
of between $500, 900 and $500 600, and has
met with only one fire loss, which
amounted to $40, and which was promptly
paid.
The business of the company has war
ranted the payment to policy holders of a
dividend of 10 per cent. payable either in
money Or in reinsurance. This demon
strates that the company Is well managed
and that it will inevitably bring down the
rates of fire insurance to all honest insur-
ers, il the advantages are utilized.
Ihe company mas accepted only about
one-third OF the applications made, demon
strating conservative policy.
The following constitute the board of
directors; Henry G. Staples and Charles
+. Nash. president and vice president of
the company, respectively; James T. Full
Ter, Frank l.. Weber, A. S. Bangs, C. 81.
Blaisdell and Greenlenf T. Stevens. f. S.
Turner is secretary and treasurer of the
company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-16
Probate Court and Court o. Insolvency.

At the session of probate court, the
following business was transacted:
+. O. Brainerd of China was appointed
administrator on the estate of Maria
Brainerd of China. Sarah H. Stevens Of
West Gardiner, was appointed admins
tratrix on the estate of William H. Ste
vens of West Gardiner. James Titbetts
of Belgrade was appointed administrator
Oh estate of Joseph Tibbetts of Belgrade
Edith !. Burbank of Augusta was appoint
ed administrators on estate of Harry f.
Burbank of Augusta. Elizabeth +. Harris
of Augusta, was appointed administra
trix on estate Of Benjamin f. Har-
rs. Willard S Maxwell of Winthrop.
was appointed trustee under the last will
and testament OF Mary Lctitia Maxwell
of Winthrop. Seth NJ. Carter of Auburn.
was appointed trustee on estate Of Algcr-
non :. Wright Of Wayne. Charles A.
Flood of Waterville, was appointed ad-
ministrator on estate of George ( Flood
of Waterville Charles f. johnson of
Watcrville, was appointed administrator
on the estate of Amanda Richards of sid
ncy. James.C. Marson Of Augusta was
appointed administrator on the estate Of
James r. Gaffncy of Nevada City, Cal.
leaving property in kennebec county
The following wills were approved and
allowed;
Of Oliver Morrill Of Vienna, Henry
Graves of Vienna appointed administra-
tor with will annexed of Mary S. Smith
of Windsor, c. f. Dounell of Windsor,
appointed executor.
Ephriam Dostie of Augusta, was an
pointed guardian OF his children, Alice,
Adeline. Annie, Mary and Wilfrcd Dostic.
+. W. Whitehouse of Augusta, was ap-
pointed guardian Of John Purcell of Au
gusta, person, who by reason OF exccs-
sive drinking, has become incapable of
managing his own affairs. T. L. Priest
of NaSsalboro. was appointed guardian Of
VIM. NJ. Robinson of Vassalboro, of I'M
sound mind.
Louise q. Brown of Waterville, was
allowed to take the name of Louise Celia
Lane
In the court OF Insolvency, james Boyd
of Augusta, furniture dealer, was petit
toned into insolvency hy his creditors
Assignces were chosen as follows: W II
Fisher of Augusta On estate of Fred Nor
cross Of Augusta; George f. Hat hawav
of Gardiner, on estate of Fred J. Friend
of Gardiner; Geo. W. Field of Oakland.
on estate of Ora f. Emery; Frank f.
Brown of Watervilie, on estate Of Gus
tavUs l.. Weeks of Warcrville; Geo NJ
Chapman of Fairfield, on estate of Robert
". Cook of Benton.