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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

cafes contained in Mr.. Wescotts safe de-
post box, to the amount Of over SiS1D. Is
such an extraordinary story ana so neon
sistent with the methods OF business
man. such as Mr.. WeSCott IS teStiiled 10 De,
that 1t staggeTs credulity. Ii that money
was there in box to which Captain car
ter had access, IL is more probable liat ne
put II there, using this means to withhold
temporarily from his own bank account
large SUMS which he had received from
other sources. Such device as that WOuld
be entirely consistent with the theory OF
fraud and conccalmcnt which II maintained
by the prosecution. Captain Carter Ii adj
mittedly a shrewd and clever man, and IL
is apparent from an examination of these
accounts that he has rcsorted to various
devices to cover up his tracks and conceal
the true character of his transactions
Whether this was one of them not. or
whether the whole story Is a fabrication.
cannot be determined: but in view of all
Of his story. the failure to produce corrob-
oratiye proof, which was within his rcach.
the long continued possession Of the large
amounts of securities which he admittedly
purchased. and the collection and appro-
priation by himself of the interest coupons
thereon. with various other considerations
which tend to diScredit the truth of his ex-
PLANTATION, the conclusion Is forced upon
the mind that Captain Carter during these
years from 1892 TO 1891. had enriched him
self TO a large degree in some manner hot
the Irresistible conclusion, therefore, Is
that the true explanation of this rand ac-
cession to wealth is one that he could not
safely make, and that il is TO he accounted
for only by accepting the theory that he
participated in the fraudulent proceeds OF
the contracts under his charge"
The statement concludes follows:
II am. therefore. led to the conclusion
that the court-martial was justified In its
finding of guilty upon the charges and
specifications relating to these contracts of
September. 1895. and that the finding and
sentence Of the court with respect thereto
should be approved.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
KARNlVAL KREWE KAPERS.
Libcrati VIII Lend the Grand March
and Oriental Pageant
Tonight

The Karnival Krewe has arranged with
Signor Liberati to lead the grand march
and Oriental pageant Tonight The dane
ing viii begin early in the evening, and at
II O'Clock the floor will be cleared and the
grand march will take place. Ii promises
to be one of the unique events of the year.
All those taking part in the march will be
in distinguishing dress. EppersOn's Mega
phone Ministries will be given the place Of
honor next to I.iberati. and will he fol-
lowed by the Commercial Club. Manu-
facturers' Association. Kansas City Stock
Yards Association. st. Joseph Jubilee Club.
Wichita Commercial Club. members of the
Order of Elks from Topeka. Wichita.
Hutchinson. Atchisun. Leavenworth and
other points: Red Men. Kansas City. Mo.
and Kansas City. Kas.: Elks Auditorium
company. Mathews * Bulger company. Ro-
land Reed company. st. Louis delegation,
Manhattan iKasD Club and others includ-
ing the celebrities from the Midway. There
may be some change in the arrangement
of the march
The most unique feature will he the par
ticipation of the telephone company and
the Western Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies The telephone company will
receive messages from New York and othe.
distant points with ease and dispatch. and
the telegraph companies Will receive cable
grams from celebrities in all parts Of the
world. There will he a rehearsal this aft
ernoon al o'clock AT Convention hall.
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EPPERs0N's MINsTRELS.
The Last Performance of the Mega
phones Witnessed by
Crowded House.

Convention hall was crowded last night
from the arena floor TO the roof garden
with an enthusiastic audience to witness
the last performance Of the reincarnated
EppersOns Mega phone Ministries Una ni-
fed and Liberati, ths premier coTnet virtu-
ESQ OF the world, in diversion intended to
drive dull care up a tree. The proceeds
OF the perfoI nance will he devoted TO The
improvement of Convention hall The
public answered the call literally and the
second performance was equally as well
patroniZei as the first
The programme was changed. in that
the Cakewalk and Ha! Davis in a few
riddles were eliminated and the popular
medley Let the Bug Hop substituted.
The hits were as numerous as at the first
performance. Seymour Rice making The
greatest hit of the night. Dent Yates, with
The original topical song, Go Get Meg
aphnne. came in for good share OF APP
probation On the shole Eppers"nS Meg
anhoRc Ministries deserve much credit for
the performance, and il IS regretted that
II may possibly he the last performance nf
that aggregation. just IS the an4tcuriSh
faint was wearing Off
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
Oklahoma Notes..

In Oklahoma the fields of cornstalk for
themselves this year.
The Republican-Ne ws-JeurnaI issued a
crcditabIe daily EDITION WhI. The Nay
Judge Hd!ner has granted the petition
Of Clyde NaituN attorneys and VII name
another presiding judge to Try AattoS
latest murder case
against him. Judge Lowe is making a des-
perate effort To beconIJ ii:ch man in The
eyes of the brethren of The Indian Terri
tory.
Miss Lillian I.aux. Guthrie's carnival
queen is all right. She Is believed To be
the only carnival queen on record who dln
not have dozen photographs IN stock to
furnish the newspapers the moment her
election was announced. Miss LauN has
not sat for a picture for several years
The Perry correspondent Of the Guthrie
Capital complains of the 'pner manage
rglenr'r of Convention hail. Kansas city.
when EPPerson's Ministries Were given a
few nights ago The correspondent should
take :, turn trying t" care for crowd Of
several thousand people and show an anN-
ious world how il should he done
Some idea of the cattle business done on
th, Usage Indian reservation may be
gained from the following list nj catIleTnen
who have large holdings with the size
of their herds: Bird * Aertz. San Angelo.
Tex 1r.1.I; /. l. & X r. RuSset, Nanard-
vale. Kas. s,.". Bishnp * Stone Cedar
vale kas.. 15.ui1. Frank * l. l.. De N0ya.
Cftazeus, s.w6: Walker * Williams. Tex
as 1000: John Blocker. San Antonio. Tex,
100: EagersOn Company. 90. J. c. Strib-
ling. Texas. 1850: William Leshy * kyZer.
Pawhuska ari|; Thomas Lsahy * G. VI.
Prudom. Pawhuska. 5,e.a: Robert Rawl-
ings. Cedarvale, Ras-. 26p: Murray Bros.
& Houston. Antelope Gap, Tex 1900: John
Ell. Texas 1000; W. w Irons. Gray Horse
in the Usage reservation, 3,o1l; James Gill
leland. Maple City, kas-. 900 large
number of smaller dealers represent hold
ing of about loose more. The class mostly
sought is 2-year-olds, the supply being
short Of the demand.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


sHERIfFS SALE-Whescas. the Iith day u
March isse iAe proceeding ihEn pending in the ca
Su!t e0ut Of jackson COUNTY. Missouri. u Kansas
City 10 ascertain the damages. ii arr. be uElSc1
~ the proposed grading Of T-sRty-ILi t,s siT=eI
ron the east line OF Benton boulevard formerly
called harsas aveIusi Cleveland avenue. in Nan
sas City. Missouri To assess the compensation 10
ns made therefor in pursuance Of an ordinance et
Kansas City. Missouri entttied IA ordnance TO
si@ie I~shsy-tLiru t.5, from the lus 81
behtoh boulevard formerly called kaEAas asGhueI II
LisNe!ent aveEu-, approved June -Gi. lass. by III.
isushtnt OF said court. there assessed upon afA
asaihst the several lots and parcels u sad IA hAE
siA tlS. Jackson county Missouri, hereinafter 50
iutt!, toSIt- Against ct the northwest quar-
20 Oh tne southeast quarter Of section IL. tG~as.!9
~ iAnse o. more particularly described Is io4lo~s
i Beginning at the intersection ef the west
o. Ii@N-iaHf avenue. = established by ornihAnes
no ssSs. with Ute south line 81 3cr! esas-
shsd by ordnance No. SJej; thence along said
south line 1915 feet. theace IJ9 feet, thsEse
east iSs feet TO the said line Cleveland ave
Hhr' thelee nGrth along the said line % th@
place Of beginning oEned by \ c Mott. also the
VEST 10 ieet Of lot $ lot 8 and this east s.. feet oil
iot ~ stiies' addition the City Ct ksasas. NIX
KANSAS CITY. Missouri. owned by 4 IL HgTki.5asT
aso an OF thu; part Of lot bOca J. Reed and Lee
subdivision gioresait lying north Of ard street as
established by ordinance No s5Vo. owed by W. U
nse-eE also the north Z Of lot u, Chestnut hesnts
-, a4ii,iSh 10 he Cits Of kaISas now Kansas CitS
Missouri. owned by George ". Bryan John L.
Groves trustee: Frank : Groves. Charles r. Pence
trustee kinice J. Jenkins Nos, Therefore. b. VIZ
tue and authority Of special execution, No ai9s'
issued oft of said circuit judgment - sait
circuit court IN favor OF said Kansas city reJuruahs
10 the October term Isss SAID court. and me
as sheFie directed and delivered favor Cf kansa.
City, aad against the above described real estate
have levied upon and seized all Of the above ds-
serbed req! estate situated in TIE eouGty Of Jacksn
state oil Missouri. and will. Saturday: the 18th
DAY OF October a D. lssS between the hours Of Rins
o'clock II! the forenoon and five o'clock in the att-r-
noon Of that day, the south front G. the cGun-
~ court house. in Kansas City Jackson county state
OF Missouri and during the session Of said coGTt. II
Kansas City. Missouri. sell at pu5l= yendae, ;o-
cash. the highest bidder the above described real
estate. much thereof will satisfy said
| tion and costs ROBERT : STONE. Sheriff
| Kansas CITY. Missouri. September .lst. 1889
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
ASSAULTED AN OLD MAN.
Lucy Bell Knocked j. l.. Barnet;
Down Upon His Refusal to An
.vcr Her When accostcd.

Last night J. l. Barnett, from Lebo Mo.
wandered about the North end Of the city,
where he experienced considerable trouble
Barnett is a hotel proprietor, so he says,
lis Lebo. and a quiet, peaceahle man. At
the corner of Third and Walnut he came
across a neGress and her companion. a
negro man The woman. who was Lucy
Bell, in possession Of q bad record ami q
worse disposition. addressed Barnett. who
Is = years old. and when Barnett refused
to answer, she struck him on the head
with revolver. knocking him down and
causing y bad confusion of the scalp.
When he attempted To arise she enieay-
ored TO strike him again. but the by
ISLANDERS interfsred and the negress walked
away Assistant Surgeon Palmer dressed
the wound and seat the old gentleman n
the Pacific house, where he i stopping.
When Lucy Bell was brought in she
proceeded To- clean out the station in the
most approved North end manner.
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PREACHER IN TROUBLE.
Dunknrd Pastor Arrested ON Charge
OF Gross Cruelty to Ills
Family,

EMPOEiA KAS.. oct. 5.-tSpecial) A
Dunkard preacher named Garst, living near
Madison q little town fifteen miles south
of here. has been arrested charged with
cruelty to his family. They claim that he
has been in the habit of beating them
with clubs and sticking them with Il pitch
fork. Th.: wife and children at home We're
afraid L. make complaint. but 1t was
finally sworn out by one Of the daughters,
who is married and does not live near the
homestead. 1t is common rumor that he
killed tw" men before coming 10 Kansas.
When arrested. none Of the family were in
the house lie left a note pinned to the
window sill 1t read: My God, don I
swear against me, or l am ruined
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
BIG INSURANCE SWINDLE.
Uruguay Syndicate Jnsures Poor PcO-
PIE. Murders Them and Col
Iccts on Policies.

LONDON. Oct. ACCORDING TO the
Montevideo correspondent Of the Times. the
discovery has been made there that a syn
dictate exists which has been insuring the
lives of poor people and numbering them
in order to collect the insurance money.
Three cases OF the sort are known to have
occurred from which the promoters of the
scheme netted 5000. The syndicate has
other policies amounting to slN,ve- The
ringicaderS have heen arrested.
The Equitable Life Insurance Society OF
New York is said to he affected.
The correspondent also says that the
Truguayan cabinet has hot been recon
structcd yet.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE-UudeE All
by virtue OF decree CT the circuit Of jackson
county. Missouri, rendered August 10th, 1899, in
therein pending Kansas City. Numbered
9Th wherein Frank Hagermaa ct al were plaintiffs
and the City Real Estate Company al were defend
ats, certified copy OF which dsGree. dated SeptlE
Der 5th, 1883 vas 10 special commissioner
therein appointed delivered September 9Th 1889
l. the undersigned Robert :. Stone, sheriff Of said
county and said special commissioner. VIII, SUN
commissioner, Saturday, October 18th, 1883 be-
the hours % nine O'Clock I and I've d'c!cck
.. Of said day. the south fFoat door al the
county house of jackson county. Missouri. az
Kansas City. in accordance With saii decree. and
while said is IN session, proceed to sell and
will sell. at public yendIe and the high
est bidder for cash. the following described Land
situated in jackson county Missouri, to-TIt: Let
two hundred and forty-fys CAL, block twenty five
t.5l. In city, Ct Kansas City. Missouri:
also commencing at the northwest corner o. lot four
a. Rivard's addition the City Of Kansas NOV
Kansas Cityl. Missouri thence south west line Of
said fifteen Cl5i thence parallel IL north
line of said lot thirteen and tSo-Ihiris 3 20 fsss;
thence nortEsssterly along tine south vail oi brick
building known Grimes bt1ck'' ffty-three and
s.I-tenths 55 6ld feet TO the north line Of said lot
IA thence west north line said lot iouE 60
sirty-fvS S65 feet place Of beginning. being the
grouna conveyed TO William b. Grimes by s II
Wcodson Il by deed in book ''B' Is. page aiL
y the terms Of said decree the purchaser viii be
CURED to pas immediately 1t said sale ten per csa;
OF the for which said lands may SELL ami
upon approval confirmation CT said sale and
tian, and conteEiporsneoUsly with delivery Of deed
therefor. such purchaser vii! be required 10 pay
balance Of the purchase price of said lands whIsh
are ordered be sold for less than thirty thou
sand dollars 1890. OQa,. ROBERT s STONE.
Sent Is 1893. Special Commissioners.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
INDIANS OUT FOR SPOlLS.
Charges Brought BEFORE Interior Dc
partment Against Followers of
Chief Black Dog.

GUTHRIE, O. T. Oct. 5.-(SpeciaD
The interior department at Washington
is now investigating charges brought
against certain councillors OF the Usage
Indian nation by their political opponents.
The followers Of Black Dog, the governor
and head chief OF the nation. are accused
of having declared vacant the seats OF
all councillors not in their faction and TO
have elected men of their own party to
their places. The men ousted carried their
grievances up to the family of the Great
Father" just as their pa!efaced brethren
would have done.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
WAS HE POISONED?
Madison, IIas. Excited Over the
Strange Death of Lumber
Nurd EmDIOyc.

EMPORIA. HAS, Oct. 5.-(SpecialD Com
siderable excitement has been created in
Madison, just south of here, by the death
of John Sipes. lie was a strong. healthy
man and was employed in a lumber yard.
Monday he ate dinner as usual and started
tn his work. when he was taken with ter
rible cramps and fell in the road writing
and vomiting. In short time he was
dead. An inquest was held and the stom-
aCh has been sent TO Kansas City for an
aIySis Poison was found in the Vomit.
His wife had hccn married four times
prior to the marriage with Sipes. She
thinks he committed suicide.
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BOTH MEN WERE KILLED..
Arkansas Nan and His Nephew Fish:
n Duel Following IL
Quarrel.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Oct. John ].
Bowles one OF the best known planters in
Arkansas. was killed at Rcedville to-day in
a fight with his nephew, Edgar Reed. The
latter was also killed, both men firing SIM
ultaneousiy. The tragedy was the result
of a quarrel over the removal of 4 wood
shed belonging To young BowleS. BOwies'
family WAS noted for its fighting record.
John Bowles had already killed two men.
He was a man OF considerable wealth.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06
saER1FF.s sALE-By virtue and authority

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue and authority c:
speciaI execution No sisi5. issued from Office Of
the clerk OF the circuit court Of Jackson county az
Kansas City. Missouri. TetuTnable the Octc5sr
term 1888. Of said aud To NE. sheriff G-
rected and delivered in favor Of Of Missouri at
the relation and for the use Of Thomas J. Seshorn
Is guardian Of the estate Of Claui : Smith and
Robert J. Smith. minors. and against Mary L. Sec
willie and Alice c. Scovie. have levied upon and
seized AL ths right title, interest aad estate OF SAID
defendants Mary L. ScOvi!lc and Alice {. Scorine
in and 10 following described real situated
In the county o! Jackson and state Of Missouri tO-wi
Let tweniy-uIe l2n. block Four 90. King and Buu-
tan's addition the City OF Kansas taov Kansas
CIty, in Jackson county. Missouri, and will. CT
SATURDAY.. the Hth day Of October, A D. 1859. be-
raeen the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
Ave o'clock the afternoon CT ;hat Gag, south
front door the court house. in Kansas City
Jaekssn county state Of Missouri. and during the
session circuit 1t Kansas City Missouri
sell at public yendue for cash 10 the highest bidds
all the right title. interest and estate the aecve
named defendants. Mary l. Seville and AIice c
scoyiIle in and said real satisfy ex-
ecution and costs. ROBERT :. STONE. Sheriff
Kansas CITY Mo. Sept. 2lst. 1899
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Fire Mt Bevicr. Mo.

BEVIER. MO. oct ESPECIALLY Fire
broke out this evening in tn. livery barn
of ]. II. Hart & Sons. The building was
Of horses and several sets of harness, We
hicles and several tons of hay and corr:
The loss is estimated AZ SSon. with small
insurance The flames also destroyed the
wagon and blacksmith shop Of George II
Kcaley, with n loss of 500. covered by in
surance. This is the third IRE this sum
CITY.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

IN the probate court Of Jackson county. Missouri
At Kansas City In the matter Of the Autc:n-
cite Fieser deceased Now comes Matthias Neasr
administrator with will annexed OF Antou-
,t,, Eicgcr deceased and files his petition PRAYING
for an order OF partition and distribution Of the
sna property Of said decsdsnt- The theTsu2on
makes the following order. tO-wIt: To Ernest Zech-
enter August joseph Koehler. Anna Martha koehie-
Irlwts Lux Antoilette kingie, Bernhard BlanIe-
meier Franz Blankemeer, Anna GeIBlau. Jonah
C;.riau and Albert Gcniau. and all whom II ma
concern: You hereby notified that application BY
reition has been made 20 the pr1bats Aforesaid
b. Matthias Menser administrator aforesaid praying
ssnsl property OF said Antoinetta Fieger deceased
between her egatCes and heirs. and the above named
nsrttes and that said aF.licatiou will be heard al
the probate courtroom in court house, In K1asa.
C.tr Jackson county. Missouri. the frs: dav 81,
rc November 1889. Il this court TO be held On
the aa,h cay Of November 1899. tina, such orir.
VIII then be made in the premises will be propcE
true copy. IL = HERSPERGER.
.Ccaan Clerk
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

TOPEKA. oct. 5-lspecialD Chief of Pc
lice Ramsey, of this city. to-day put in Il
claim at the governors office for the 500
reward for the capture of Jim Render and
Dick Williams the alleged murderers of
Harry Tandy. at Mcfarland. There is
liable to be- a controversy over the reward,
as the WabaunSee officials have served no
tice that they will claim it also.
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Missouri. Report for September.

JEFFERSON CITY. Oct 5.-tSpecfaI)
State Treasure PITTS to-day filed with
actions If the treasury department for tho.
month Of September. Il shows the follow
ing: Ralancs On hand August 81. sl,3iS.-
lT1NT: receipts for September. S65S. 52i: dis
hurscmertS for September. sIs2 9SS ~: bal
auce on hand September -. SIS. ia a.:
earnings Of the Missouri penitentIary, s25-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PROPOSALS FOR MUSLIN SHIRTS
Chief Ouartermaster's Office. Chicago. Ill.
October >. 1888 Sealed proposals. In tripli
cate, will be received at this Office until 10
O'Clock a m, October II, 1893, and then
opened for furnishing and delivering at
either the Chicago. Cincinnati. Boston, or
philadelphia DepOts Of the Ouartermasters
Department. a.oo) Muslin Shirts. The
Shirts must conform To standard sample
and specifications to be seen at this office.
J;oyernment reserves right to reject or
accept any or all proposals or any port
thereof Preference given to articles of
domestic production or manufacture. con-
.jitiOns OF quality and price ,includirg in
the price of foreign productions and manu-
factilres the duty there0nt being equal
h.. furnished on application Envelopes
Confirming proposals to be Endorsed Pro
nsSsIs for Muslin Shirts and addressed
10 Colonel J. q. {. LEE. Chief Quarter
ma ter.
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Crahtrcc out ON Bond.

.NANGUAI. O. T.. Oct. ESPECIALLY
Louis Crabtrec arrested for shooting at
Sheriff Blalock last sunday has been re-
leased on $l,Oeo bond. The shooting oc-
CURED in the sand hills near the Salt
Fork river. The sheriff was riding toward
Crabtree when the latter tired al him and
got ont of reach i'll the hills. The officer
was armed only with Il SiX-Shooter.
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SHERIFFS SALE-By virtue anu authority Of spe-
ciiI execution No. :j43i. issued from the Once the
clerk u the circuit Of Jackson county at Kan
SAG City Missouri. TetCFuahle 10 the April term
1899 CT said court. and to sheriff directed
and delivered in favor Of The Barber Asphalt Paving
Company and against Albert NJ Sills and Kansas
civ | Lave levied upon and ssizsd all the right
title interest and estate 0: said defendants Albert
" stills and Kansas City. in and TO the following
described real situated in the county OF jack
son and state o. Missouri fo-vit: All OF the west
thirty (sG o. the south hundred and seventy
three (s7sJ and ten and onehaf t05l inches Q:
lot number ten ti0i, in Rhodes and Craiss addition
an addition to the CITY Of Kansas, Kansas City
jackson comfy. Missouri. and will, Saturday tae
.th day Of October 4. d. 1888. between the hours CT
nine o'clock In the forenoon and fve o'clock In the
afternoon of that day the south front door ot
the county house. in Kansas City. jackson
cnu1ty state % Missouri and during the seSs IN CT
said crcui, court. Kansas City. Missouri. sell az
public yendue. for cash 10 the highest bidder. all
m. right title, interest and estate Of the above
named defendants. Albert NJ Siils and Kansas City
in and to said real estate to satisfy said execution
and costs RObEhL ;. SloNE. SHERIFF
Kansas City Mo. Sept. Is isss.
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Iowa Ranl. Robbed.

RIPLEY. IA. oct. 5--Burgiars entered
the Commercial bank here at ) O'Clock
this morning and blew open the safe with
nitro-glyCerine. The bank cashier declares
the robbers got only $3.50, but others claim
the amount was $500.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-06

>oT1,-E OF FINAL sETTLEHENT-Noiics i here
an IN Il! creditors and Others interested in ~
ii. 81 Margaret Burke deceased tefaE estate No
~. hat / Katherine Burke administering Of saa
estate ia:snd 20 make maj settlement thereof a.
~ tern OF the probate OF Jackson county
~, =. hsii at Kansas city. Missouri CT tie se;h CAV
~ Soy srlbeT 1852
.. KATHERINE RURkE Aiminfsrratrir