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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
FITTING THE RELIEF.
AND THAT OF THE eOLACT

AND THAT OF THE sOLACT.
Tho comparative cost NJ the Solace and the Reliat
The hospitalshi Of the Navy and the Army re-
spectiv-ly. forth in The Tribune Yesterday
aroused much interest The price paid for m.
Relief, formerly the John Engns was thought 10
he reasonable az tho actual cost ~ tho vessAl TO
the Maine Steamship Company was $1,000 hut
the price paid for the Creole, now the Solace was
said 10 have been excessive In view Of the fact that
she was not we'll fitted for hospital purposes as
the Englis But the explanation was made that the
Creole was bought for $4,000 when the Government,
seeking for auxiliary cruisers and tina, che
belonged 10 the same class the Morgan liners
which were armored and armed and are now I'm
service. and a proportionate pric" had to be paid
The fact that n only by great effort that
the plan carried out Ia make the Creole a hos
pital-shp, II thought she would he worth
far more a cruiser
The work ~ tearing out the staterooms 81 the
Relief was begun Yesterday. and she will he pro
vided with spa wards for tho care Of The sick
There a question In regard N securing the
OF go OO needed to equip the ship for as a
floating hospital. and the work has been delayed
in consequence But the full appropriation is now
secured
Mrs Harriet r. Glover. OF Fairfield. Conn. sent
word to Surgeon Torney yesterday that tho women
OF Fairfield and Southport had forwarded
Memorial Day Offering three boxes and three bar
rels Of articles for use on the hospl'al-shp.
The Women's Nationa War Relief Association
sent $50 yesterday purchase electric fans for the
wards and 81 sn 10 be used with 500 previously
contributed for the carhonating plant for use in
supplying artificial mineral waters for sick soldiers
II will make fifteen hundred siphons.
Mrs Julia X. BENJAMIN. of Garrisons. " Y. sent
800 DR. Torney Ia as he saw NJ for the hos
pital-shp.
An order has been given TO the Morris Heights
Gas Engine and Power Co npany for two twenty
eight-foo steam launches for ambulance boats on
the Relief
The National War Relief Association Of Colonial
Danes has contributed through Surgeon General
SternberH 500 for decacies for the wounded on
board the Relief
Lieutenant j. r Crabbs. Of the sth Cavalry. has
been detailed for duty as quartermaster and com
missary the Relief.
There were bids opened yesterday in the Army
Building for forty thousand brown drilling uniform
suits Twenty bidders put In proposals. ranging
from 81 20 s. u for the coats and from IS cents 20
81 20 for the trousers The award will be made to-
day after the bids are canvassed Bids VIII he
opened to-day for 5000 blouses. 10000 pairs or
trousers 2S summer undershrts and 22o v0 pairs
OF drawers with the privilege Of increasing the
| option l00 per cent.
NAVAL RESERVES TO BE EXAMINED TO-DAY
In pursuance OF order issued by Governor
BLACK Commander w II. Stayton Will to-dny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
HAWAII AB AN ALLY.

Naval officials consider that Hawaii has he
com. silly Of the United States In the
with Spain. and that al this moment the Gov
eminent Is responsible for protection OF the
Hawaiian Islands from mo consequences Of their
friendship. According 10 the calculations Of the
officials ~ the Department. the Charleston ar
rived az Honolulu last Saturday. She has prob
ably taken aboard fun supply Of coal and
is now again n her way westward. bound for
the Philippines The coal was accumulated a,
Honolulu by Consul General Haywood, and In al
lowing the Charleston IN take a supply TO
carry on operations against Spain the Govern
rnent OF Hawaii has cast away all semblance
Of neutrality in the present contest and has
thrown In its fortunes with the United States
for unless she is protected she ia subject to
punishment AZ the hands ~ Spain Moreover
the offence against neutrality is TO be repeated
for II is e1pec ted that to-day the advance guard
or the transports carrying troops Manila are
entering Honolulu Harbor to replenlsh their coal
supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
HAWAII IN THE SENATE.
FRIENDS OF ANNEXATION CONFIDENT
OF SUCCESS.
THEY EXPRESS DETERMINATION TO KEEP
CONGRESS IN SESSION UNTIL THE REsoLu-
TON ID ACTED ON.

THEY EXPRESS DETERMINATION TO KEEP
CONGRESS IN SESSION UNTIL THE REsoLu-
TToN rs ACTED ON.
Washington, Juno 2 Assuming that the
Hawaiian resolution will pass the House at the
present session. the supporters Of annexation IN
the Senate are counting confidently on securing
action by that body before adjournment To-
dav they proclaimed their intention to call up
the House resolution Immediately after the pas
sage OF the War Revenue bill. providing the
House had IN the mean time acted on It. They
have consulted among themselves and have
reached the conclusion that there IL sufficient
number ~ Senators willing TO remain here In
definitely 10 assure action nj this session. u
is they say. their purpose 10 insist That CON
gress shall remain in session until the resolu-
| ton is acted on. They also assert that the
President desires that this programme shall be
pursued. and that he is averse to adjournment
without action on a measure which he con
slders Of essential Importance IN the prosecu-
ton OF the
STUBBORN FIGHT CERTAIN.
II Is certain that this effort will be stubbornly
antagonized II made. and the probabilities are
that II necessary the alleged agreement between
the members of the Finance Committee will be
brought into public notice. The Democratic
members Of the committee assert that there was
a solemn agreement that the Hawaiian question
should not come UP in any shape in the Senate
at the present session. providing the Democratic
members would assist In securing speedy action
on the Revenue bill This they claim 70 have
done 10 the best Of their ability. and they say
they will insist that the Republican members
keep their part OF the compact They further
assert that the agreemen: went To the extent
Of providing that the Republican members ~
the committee pledge Themselves personally 10
resort 10 any means necessary 70 prevent con
sheraton. agreeing to vote for hnal adjourn
ment in order 70 prevent II. " necessary, or. n
more effective, to vote against consideration Of
the subject
on tn. other hand. the supporters OF annex
alton declare that there has been no expedition
Of the Revenue bill and add that the position
assumed by the Administration IN active sup
| port 81 annexation will materially assist them
| In overcoming the opposition NJ the members OF
the Finance Committee They even declare that
since the military necessity ~ securing Hawaii
has been made apparent sofre ~ the Democratic
| members ~ the committee who have heretofore
been counted among the stancheai opponents
! II annexation Will not insis' on compliance with
the agreement, They declare their confidence
| In being able 10 overcome all opposition and In
| getting the resolution through the Senate al
| this session in the HOUSE acts. as IL now
| nfsNfC n
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FIFTY THREE MILLIONS MORE ASKED.
srcrrrARy AIGERs ESTIMATE FOR THE Elk
prNsrs OF VOLUNTEERS UNDER
THE SECOND CALL.

Washington. June 1.-The Secretary OF War to-
ao, cen, ~ Congress a request for appropriations
amounting to S3S7s.35s These appropriations VIII
be used for the equipment and maintenance un''
y- 1900 ~ the seventy-fve thousand volun-
,eers recentIy called for by the President The
items are given follows:
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NAVAL, RESERVES TO BE EXAMINED TO DAY
In pursuance OF an order issued by Governor
Black Commander W. II. Stayton VIII To-Day
begin examinations Of go members OF fhe 20 Bat
talon Naval Reserves for enlistment into the ser-
,,ce Of the United States The mon VIII be ex-
amined Oh board the New Hampshire. where nAx
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Tho Salt Lake uty Clearing iioune
association o. mailing the following im-
porilut circular 60 ail PERSONS doing
business with tho banks
Dear slr-Your careful attention u
directed 60 the following provisions ot
the United stitca War Revenue Law"
which takes cnect ON tho lot day Of
July. 1898.
THAT u any person or persons shan
make. sign. or issue. OF cltiiae 90 Toe
made. SIGNED. ct issued ur shan ncCeif
or pay. 0r cause Go boz accepted ur piid.
any check hlll ~ sNchangs. draft ur
order. ur prnmlnsury note for the pa1 b
msnt ~ money without having there
upon 70 twn-crnt aihriivclntrruN rev.
tnue stamp shall o. dcrmci guilty N
70 misdsmeauur, AMI upon conviction
thereof shall b. punished vs. a hnc no,
cXcrodlnT 5000"
said stamps can b. prucurd from The
informal revenue agent la salt Lake
cay. or fum any hank
Please HuNrfu yourself accordingly.
signed Wells FirEu a 60. pra TT
National ulnkt Mccormick a CO.. T H.
Jones a CO.. Walker Bros. Comm rrCiAl
National Bank. ttHh Commercial 4
Atyinrs Bank. National Bank ~ M
itcpuhlic. state Bank NJ Utah, Bank Of
Commerce. Utah National bank Nom
bcrs 20 fthr Clearing l1usa Association
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WANT SIX MORE.


To-day Lieut. Wedgw0od sent three
more men 10 be- examined by the ply
slclnns tor service in The batteries.
There we're q hair doEon rejected by the
lieutenant before they rot To- the physi.
clans. The oflccr says that great
many people have mistaken Ideas as
10 thc Kind Of men needed Tor scrvic,
under Uncle Sam. ~ is not only ncces.
aafy that the men hc physically SOUND,
but ihoy are ut once rejected by the
recruiting officer " they do not bear
upon their faces the stamp NJ ordinary
good citizcuHhip. Those who were ac-
ceptrd by Lieut.. Wcdgwood today foi
examination by the physicians wer.
Kari Lundsirom. Chris. Waggcnet and
Richard kcarHicy
Xix more men arc needed 90 MI ih'
batteries t. their maximum strength,
and they will probably DE recruited
on Monday or Tuesday Lieut. WedE
wood does not expect 10 leave for san
Francisco before Wednesday, hcchus,
In addition L. the work 10 be done to
procure the remaining six men To- com
pioto the 100 originally wanted, the
Lieutenant lH feeling somewhat indls-
tnaed and will probably rest ~ Tor
a dny before taking up his journey 70
the coast
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CAPTURED THE BANDITS
Murderer Of Engineer Dempsey is in Gus
iody
S FRANK AlSswoR1H OF RooDHoUst, I'LL


81. Louis. June ga special 60 the
Post Dispatch from Whitehall His
says;
Frank Answorth and nin Jackson
Of Ruodhouac. are the mon who held
up the fast express on The Chicuro.
burlington & quincy road about O. mile
north N the depot here last niiIht and
killed Enrluccr Fred Dcmpsey a
sherin's posse was Immediately orr
ganizod and bloodhouuds belonging 10
T.. Branzcll OF this place. iot loose. The
dogs have trnilcd ana captured many
criminals In this part Of the country.
They soon tracked jackson TO Rood
house. where he was arrested. Jack
son told the whole story Of the hold.
w and Ainaworth was arrested % few
hours later.
The train pulled out ~ tho station
about seven minutes late and when Il
slowed ~ at the Chicago a AltoH
crossing Il was boarded BY Alnsworth
with a gun In his hand. he used the
usual tactics. crawling over the tender
and calling the engineer Ca throw up
bis hands Dempsey evidently did
not understand. lie reversed his cn-
Fine aud threw on the air brakes.
Alnsworth began firing and Dempsey
was shot IN the body falling 90 the
floor " his cab The fireman escaped
through the front window. a general
alarm was SPREAD on the train ana
the desperate He'd. They wore white
masks, and 40 the one who Killed
Dempsey left the train he fired his gun
IN the air nnd yelled Come on iiili."
The night express IL supposed To
carry local and through safe, and
the plan evidently was a. cut On the
express cur and run ahead with H.
The curoner'u inquest was held In the
city hall here today over the body of
the dead engineer. A great crowd was
In attendance and excitement was
high.
Prominent officials ~ the burlington
road are here IN attendance upon the
proceedings. and no rffoft Will Do
spared by the people 90 bring the den.
peradooa 20 Justice.
A. Roudhouse. Henfdatuwn and
whitehall. where Engineer Dempsey h
we'll known and liked. the excitement
II Intense ana violence To- the pria1nerH
n feared.
Jackson, who confessed 60 the hold
W, said that the plans had been lliu
two weeks 10 stop the train. cut IN the
express car and loot u. AlnHworth ~
son OF v. \. Alnworth. an extensive
dry goods merchant al ik1odhuunc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

when the liver 10 sluggish lll other
organs are Involved, You suffer from
Constipation, BlliousnesH. Jnundlro.
Headache, INDIGESTION, Pain In Rack.
Chllls and Loss OF Energy You will
never know how promptly these trou,
blcs can he cured uutl you use
HliilblNE, n cures quickly when
the Liver purInns tho Blood HER.
NtNE ls Harmless Vegetable remedy
that HNes new Tie ana energy almost
from the first dose. Price 20 cents.
Free Trial BOTTLE az y. c. NJ. l.
Drug Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
INTERESTING QUESTION RAISED.
Attorney Pierce Ciaim- that = Provision ~
~" statute l. violation of the 4. =
Constitution,

In the ease ~ liiuhnkrr W Hcnnott,
argued today before Judge liilrs hy
W.R.IutohisOn Tor plaintiff and Frank
Pierce Tor defendant, very Interest,"
Ing question was involved. 10 wac an
action o. forccl1Fo mechanics lien.
Tho statutes provides Tor AN Attorney
tee uf not ca exceed t.i, 90 ho allowed
90 tho lion holder IN ease h. wins In
court. Mr. Pierce claimed TINT this
provision Of the statute IL In violation
NJ tho ltth amendment Of the Constitu-
uuu NJ the United States. In which
10 Ia provided that mo- state fhlll deny
t1 any one the equal protection NJ the
laws. Nj Pierce claimed that tho ale
iiwanor NJ an attorneys Zoe 30 the lien
holder N he wins, and not o. the uwu-
.r nf tho property n he wins, Is "a de-
uIll 90 ihe owner NJ the property the
equal protection ~ the laws.
The supreme Court ~ mo United
states has decided a similar question
lu the case uf Ellis va Tho Gulf Rail-
road. lfi a. s., holding such "a law un-
constitutional. Judge illlgH took the
mlttrr under Amusement nus de-
clsiun viii be- looked Cor with Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

4 novelty II any description II thor
ouFhly appreciated, but more especially
fn In III amusement line, % which
there nrr few. Thr one that enjoys che
ueutry'H famous dog ana pony show,
which exhibits In this city under a tent
near stat, M East Fourth South six
nights a. hrrln Monday July tth. with
matinecs Wednesday, Thursday, Frl-
day ami saturday.
Prof OrutfyH show always has
somothing new To- the present, and this
war IL 40 exception 10 that rule. In
fact, the exhibition d fuzzy twice ~
former sizr. and the many new animals
which have been added mako Il doubly
a. lntcrcfting. The prices ~ admission
nre. children % cents. adults 20 cents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
To Visit he Mormon CITY.

Denver Ncpubleani Travelling Pas.
renEcr Agent Caverley 81 the Rio
drande Western has come TO Denver to
assist the Utah delegates 60 thc biennial
In their efforts to organize a party 20
take a rldc trip To Salt Lake. whore the
Mothers congrcsa Will be- In Hcssion
June Goth 20 Iuiy End. Mrs. HeHFptln
has agreed 10 bo present and deliver an
address. and aH this IL tho best time
~ tho year 90 visit the great Mormon
city, Il II expected that large PARTY
Will make The trip. Mr. Caycflcy has
Ms headquarters IN tho Brown hgted.
ana ~ distributing all kinds Of htcu-
turc and advertising matter for his
state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
YorN urOcEn sELI.s

been ohdscn aH the orator of the day.
and hon. rcurgr ID. Squiroa viii read
the Declaration 81 Ind p.ndoncr Their
viii boz dancing iu the afternoon FOR
children and ln the evening fur ldults.
a voting cuntHt FOR Goddess ~ Liberty
10 nuw under way. The vote today
stood. Lizzic Harris. go: lrono Mcr-
rim. 2l2 Edna smoot. 1880. Cunslc Smith.
i50 Amy Rich 90. Mrr. Taylor. s..
Polls will close on Thursday evening
next.
The park grounds arc In thc hest ~
condition. and heavy attendance 81
people ffum IN parts of the city u
uclpatod. The Intention " b. make the
occasion similar In all RESPECTS 10 the
Fourth ~ July celebrations OF cariy-
div Inh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

promptly relieved by Balinrd'a Snow
Eminent You win never know all
that IMMINENT can do until you Try
this one. Gurus rheumatism, Neural
gla. Sprdins. bruises, etc, ns by mag
lc. The most penetrating compound
ever devised This ease IL but one Of
Thousands u had severe attack N
RheumatiHm Could not work hy day
NJ sleep nt night Three applications
NJ iiallaui'a SNOW Linlment cured me
within tWputy-fnur hours. g, W. Ford
tof Lyon supply COZ, H. Worth,
Texas" puuu 20 cents
SOLD By q, c. NJ. 1. Drug depart
mont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Of something amiss In the throat or
lungs. Don't mind the cough. mind
the cause. Use the remedy that cures
the cough hy CURING tho cause. Hal
mrd's liOrphouni syrup cures Throat
ana Lung Troubles Whnoplug Cough.
etc., the right way. Quick, Sure, Safe.
Mrs. W. y. Evans, Clearwater. Rams.
writes; six years ago my husband
lay sick Tor three months. tho doct1rs
said he had quick consumption one
hottie OF BallBrd'H Uorohnund syrup
cured him" Price % and 90 cents.
sold by y G.. ~, I. Drug Depart
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

show cause why h. should not be pun
irhod for contempt for not complying
wgih an order NJ the court o. pay he
wife. Agnes Peterson, $40 per month
aiimony.
Tho parties were divorced Mayisf5,
nf which time the count made an order
that Petersen pay his wife $1,000 ALI
mony. az the rate N sli per month
Mrs Petersen recently hlcd an an.
davit. rettinr forth that the defendant
was not complying with the courts
r.dcf Petersen told q straight forward
story Today. Ito said since his divorce
h. married nrnlu a woman with -four
children. whom he was Obliged 10 SUP.
poft Besides Doc was only earning SO
a month and had W pay 81 each month
tp an AGED mother
Tho charge VI contempt was dis.
missed without prejudice. and II Il
thought that pctersen's wugcs will b.
gnrnishod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

In the matter Of the application Of
Martin Christnphcfson for an account
ing by David ". James. assignee Of
the Western Shoe and Dry Goods COM
many, Judge lilies today took Il under
udviaomrut
Christi phorson alleged that James.
na assignee. had neglected TO perform
the duties ~uhont upon him ana
was allowing IN property and estate
W the Western company 10 be wasted
and lost to the damage Of chris.
tnphorson who asked that James Do
required 90 give an accounting of HE
acts. 10 him and other stockholders Of
the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
ron DEWEY.
british ship. t."s," Philadelphia with
d,OO0 Tons Tor the Iicst.

Philadelphia, June 25.-rhe british
ships ulooscap, captain srhoyer and
East Lothian. Captain MrFarand.
sailed from this pOE today lIg Manila.
with nrarly 5000 tons ~ coal Cor Al.
miral ntWpy's fleet The two ririflrH
are valuId nt about $1,000, hut the
freight received hy ihH Two ships VIII
br morn than double th3 sum.
Tho two captains win do 40 ln their
poWer tu set 90 Manila in the shortest
ponslblr tlmr,
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ln,l . Wotd iol Ihe OId FoIL,. =

The annual celebration ~ the Ola
Folks day comics on at the lagoon,
July 6th. isss, Fun particulars Eoy-
orninr tho event Will bo published In
the "eDaerpt News next Monday Let
nil those over 90 get ready for good
time. read tho particulars when pub
Ishtd ana govern themselves accord
lngly. COMMITTEE.
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Rscslr.r. 70 es pI.eharred.

Judge Hlles made an order In the
case N the Ocyaer Mining company
W. the Bank " Salt Lake today re-
curing that Receivers Frank KnuN
and Charles ~ Jacobs pay to CLERK
Blair 5000 the balance " funds In
their possession. ana that upon the
payment being made the receivers b.
discharged and their bondsmcn exon
Grated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Pittsburr. Pa. June s5.-A terrific
wind and rnlustorm passed over west
"rn Pennsylvania shortly after
o'clock this afternoon. Trees. nag
uaffa and fences were blown down,
telegraph and telephone wires pruh-
trated ana number ~ houses I'M
ruufed. one man was Killed As FAR
~ was known there were no other case
unltica. The wind reached velocity
of ~ miles an hnur--the highest ever
recorded hrre-aud the rain ran ln ton
minutes was sb-l0O Inches The Postal
Telegraph company reports uI WINS
down south ~ this ely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
He,, weeL a, s,lhl,.

The M, " attractions at saltair Tor
next week. ao FAR as announced. are
as follows;
Tuesday, sSth. Tabernacle choir
stephens birthday.
wednesday. 2sth. Nichols Festival
cake Walk and day Uf fun.
Thutrdny. s0th, First N, y. church
society.
Mngnlscopc exhibition M living pie
turrn and beautiful descriptive SONGS
aud vaudeville acts every day.
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rus ~ rrAor TAM.
That l.. the Proposed Action woaid Hurry
Tho IInsn Of Ihn Mar.

Washington. June 25.-Thc propoal-
~, n 10 attack tn coast NJ spain itself
while not having progressed 60 any
definite stage. has not been abandoned
by the administration. ON the CON
trary. Il has been the suhicct ~ some
earnest discussion In administration
circles though II has gained no serious
attention In the deliberations ~ thu
cabinet aa body The plan me- In
formally discussed looks 60 taking a
number Of our nrnt class hnttienhiuH
with a sufficient fleet ~ culliorH and
supply vessels and making war on
the large cities along the Spanish coast
Ia this connection the statement NJ "a
cabinet official today that h. fnvurH an
carly ordering ~ about ten OF our YES.
sells u the frHt rating with orders o.
carry what VIII be- needed In the course
VI 10 long "a journey. 60 be- taken away
from our fleet "a Cuba, and sent direct
on this mission, IL significant ~"
said he believed that until some such
work aa that n done by our forces tho
government ~ Spain win fail 90 mp.
prcciate the resources ~ tho govern
mont with which she Il at war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
Home Missionaries.

The regular monthly meeting u the
home missionaries Of the Salt Lake
stake of Zion will convene In the Tenn
Melton lecture han on Wednesday June
aath. at 1850 PIN. 4 full attendance ct
tho brethren ia requested, Including
those called ut the stake conference
recently held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Estate N Thomas Vcrnatd. deceased.
sale " real property confirmed.
Estate u Peter sutherland. de-
ceased. hearing on petition Tor settle
ment % final account and distribution
~ estate referred 10 Deputy CLERK
George y. Blair
Estate ~ Martin C0ucll. deceased.
order made settling nnnl account and
and distribution OF estate.
EatatC ~ Russell e.. Woodruff. do
ceased sale or real estate confirmed
Estate " Frederick H0ughton. d.
ceased, order made settling final nc-
count and distribution Of estate.
Estate o. Morgan II. Williams. de-
ceased; same order