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The evening times., 1900-09-07
PREPARING FOR ROOSEVELT.
The Rough Riders Programme at
South Bend. Ind.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept Tomorrow
will be Roosevelt day here. Governor
Roosevelt will arrive at ) o'cIock tomor-
row afternoon. over the Michigan Central
Railroad. The rally. which has been mad >
State affair. will be in progress all day,
with speeches by prominent men Hun
dreds OF uniformed Rough Riders are TO
be present as an escort for the Governor
Governor Mount, Col ". T Durbin Ma
tional Committeeman II. S. New, AMI
State Chairman Hernly viii meet the
Roosevelt train at Niles. Mich. and ar
rangements have been made for several
short stops in Indiana. When the train
arrives here Governor Roosevelt vii! be
escorted 10 the big tent, where the NEE -
ings are to be held Representative a l.
Brick will introduce him. Governor
Roosevelt and party may remain in
South Bend until Sunday morning.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
A YELLOW FEVER SUSPECT.
Transport Mcclellan Passenger Re.
moved TO SEyinburne Island.

NEW YORK. Sept THE United
States transport Mcclellan, watch ar
rived Wednesday night from Havana, is
at Quarantine, awaiting the completion
of the period of detention. Robert Ne
Donald, aged sixty years. a Government
civilian employe, who has been employ
ed in Governor Woods department at
Havana, was removed to Swinburne ISL
and for observation and trea tment He
has developed symptoms of yellow fever
The Quarantine officials are taking the
temperature of all persons on board the
transport. and If no further suspicious
developments occur the Mcclellan VIII be
released about 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
PURSUING THE BURGHERS
Roberts Conducting Vigorous
South African Campaign.

BuIler's Guns Heard on the Lydeu-
burg Road. Where He Is Attack
ing Large Force of Boers-Ian
Hamilton Hurrying to Re-enforce
Him-oHi.ia iaI Announcement of the
Relief OF Lad brand-The Federal
lists Reported to Be Disorgnnized
and Dishea artened-Desultory En-
SaSements at Several Places, With
Losses Reported on Both sides.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
BUYING COAL FOR RUSSIA.
Report That Baron Fersen Has Made
Contracts in Virginia.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. Baron Fersen,
Russian naval agent at Washington. LEFT
fer home Wednesday night on the Wash
ingtoE steamer. Tie Baron came to see
Colonel William Lamb, agent for Castner.
Curran & Biilitt. the Pocahontas coal
dealers, and it is believed in the trade Ii
cIuded a contract under which the Cars
Esvy viii be supplied with coal from Lam
beTt'S Point pier
Reports that some foreign power waa
seeking TO charter ships in England TO
carry ], 400 coo tons of coal from this coun-
try across the sea have been curreE; fer
some time and it appears probable that
Russia is the power in question. The mat
ter is one which the parties Immediately
concerned in do not care TO discuss.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Killed While Stealth Ride

SUFFOLK, Va, Sept eing anx-
ious TO ride with an exeu ira n on
the Seaboard Air Line ut paying
fares, two unknown negt ,erched on
top of coach, were br i oa by a
South Railway bridge, near Franklin, Va
yesterday morning One of them was
badly mutilated, and died almost 1mme-
diatejy. The other fingered few hours
before expiring. Despite the conductor S
warning, the men had continued tn cir
periious Journey. The authorities did not
deem an inquest necessary, and the bed
les were buried at the railways expense
There was no letter or mark 10 iEd tt
the mems identity or addresses. They
appeared to be about twenty ave years of
age.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
STORM REACHES NEW ORLEANS.
Cool Wave Expected rs Result of
L, l..,l.l II IL. ilis.urhanec


TIE tropical storm. which has been
moving slowly westward over the Carrih-
bean Sea. during the last few days, and
which was expected 10 journey up the At
lantic coast, has taken new direction.
It was reported yesterday as central in the
Gulf and moving IeisureIy in the direction
of New Orleans. This morning. the mouth
OF the Mississippi is in the throes Of the
tempest.
The Valley CT the Mississippi River af
fords a natural and frequently used
course CT travel for storms coming from
that direction, and may be the route that
the present storm will take. But present
indications are that the hurricane is di-
reeted toward the northeast, from New
Orleans.
A distinct moderation in temperature,
due TO the disturbed tarometric conditions
created by the storm can be expected in
Washington. The winds in this locality
are expected to yeer around to the north
and northeast, bringing cooler weather,
which should be slightly appreciable to
night, and which by tomorrow should eff
feet a drop in the mercury of from to s
degrees.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
CHILD FATALLY BURNED.
An Exploding OIL Can Ignites IL Girls
Clothing

sHIPPENsBURG, Pa. Sept. Edith
Pearl Green. the nine-year- daughter
of William H. Green. of this place met
with a horrible death yesterday by being
burned with kerosene. She was in the
act of pouring oil in the stove to make
a fire when it ignited and the can, con-
tanning about two quarts exploded. She
was Immediately a mass OF t:a2es-
The child ran from the house screaming
for help and her sister and brother rushed
to her aid and tore the burning clothing
from her body Her sister in her efforts
to rescue the child had her ends and
arms terribly burned to the shoulder. and
her brother was also sever burned.
The child died soon afterwa1
The evening times., 1900-09-07
THE PLAGUE IN GLASGOW.
American Quarantine Officers on the
Alert.

LONDON, Sept. Tx Health officer
William T. Jenkins, Commissioner OF the
New York Board of Health, has gone 20
Glasgow on behalf of that body. after hav-
ing had an interview here with the Secre-
taTy for Scotland, Lord Balfour.
The United States quarantine officers are
also alert in regard to the bubonic plague
situation. Drs. Hough and Thomas are
now in Glasgow and DR.. Anderson who re-
Gently arrived from the continent 20 su-
peryise conditions in London has gone 10
Liverpool to inspect eargoes. These off,
GERS have been instructed to prevent the
shipment of Smyrna figs to America.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
STEAMER SAILS FOR HoNGKoNG.
Carrying Coin to Pay American Sol
dIrs in China.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. THE Pacific
Mail steam China sailed yesterday for
Hongkong with the largest passenger list
in her history and with S15O0.uDo in coin
destined to pay American soldiers III Chi
ma.
There were 120 travellers in the cabin,
while the steeTage held 500 Chinese home
ward bound.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
The Ola Dominion Camnnirn.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept THE vir-
ginia Democrats will begin a lively cam
paign next Monday. A number of meet
ings will be held in the various counties
of the State on that day. Robert e Lee.
jr., a grandson of Robort E. Lee. and a
son Of the late Gen, ". H. +. Lee. viii
make his first speech of the campaign on
Monday at Louisa Court .Iouse The
Virginia Democrats" Chairman EIIyson
says, ARE in splendid condition. never
better, and will make a good report OF
themselves this year
The evening times., 1900-09-07
TROOPS FOR THE PHILIPPINES.

Soldiers Ordered to Sail the
Transport Thomas.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. F.-Ofders have
been received directing the shipment to the
Philippines on the transport Thomas OF 450
recruits and casuals now in camp al Pre-
sidio. The recruits were enlisted at va
rious points throughout the country aRd
sent here in small detachments. v-here they
were formed into recruit companies and
drilled.
The headquarters band AID ta-o batjalioas
Of the Fifth Infantry now al Hrssi2io and
one battalion of Eighth Infantry now en-
route from the East viii also sail on the
Thomas, which viii be taken out 05 dry
dock today ard put in shape to Depart OH
SeptembeT I6
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Denial From Mr.. Campau.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Daniel j. Campau.
the Democratic National Committeeman
from Michigan, denies that he has ever
said in an interview that Michigan could
not be lost by the Republican party This
statement was attributed to Mr.. Campau
this week Mr.. Campau said that as q
matter of fact he thought the Democratic
chances of carrying Michigan were excel
lent. and that he expected TO see the state
enrolled for BRYAN this fall
The evening times., 1900-09-07
The state of Canaaa,s Rexcnue.

HALIFAX, y. s. Sept. AT a Liberal
meeting in this city last night W 5
Fielding, Canadian Minister of Finance.
announced for the first time the state CT
of the Dominion revenue for the fiscal
year The revenue. he said. had been S50.-
g2T. 81. leaving a surplus Of s7.gI0392-
The payment on account of the South
African eontingents up to June 20 had
been 81 $50, 149.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
FIRE IN PORTO RICO.
Ten Houses and stores Burned at
AIuadiIla,

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Sept. "A
fierce fire broke out in AguadiIla q, 4-15
yeteFday morning and before night, ten
weIl-consuucted houses and stores had
been reduced to ashes The loss is s15. .000
The fire originated in the Spontaneous
combustion of charcoal in the kitchen OF
Postmaster Holmes house. The flames
were under control a O'Clock in The aft
ernoen. \ relief train was fitted out at
Mayaguez but orders for its departure
nas coin termandeH
The evening times., 1900-09-07
CENSUS OF RACINE AND YORK.
Both Cities Have Grown in the Last
Ten Years.

Bulletins announcing the population of
Racine, Wis, and York, Pa, were issued
at the Census Bureau this morning.
The former is given 29. 1G2 against q OLA
in 1885, an increase of S,0SS, or 3S49 per
cent for the decade.
In 1880 the population was 16,031, show
ing an increase of 31.0S per cent from 1880
to 1890.
York, Pa, is given 80, ,654 against %, 793,
an increase OF J., ,S61 or 81. 80 per cent from
1880, TO 1900 In 1880 the population was
1890, an increase of 14.16 per cent for
ten years. 1SSG-1890.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
RUSSIA LIKELY TO YIELD
Gar May Retain Troops in Pekin
With Other Powers.

Believed in Diplomatic Circles That
if the Nations Agree to Maintain
Strong Military Forces in the Chi
nese Capital Until the Imperial
Government Has Been Restored the
Moral Effect Upon the Natives VIII
ration Of Ordcr-May Aisc Serve ns
an InIueeEi.nt TO the Emperor
and Dowager Empress to Return.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
VOLUNTEERS RBIGNING.
VIII Not BE Permitted, However, to
Leave the Service

Leave the Service
General Macarthur has informed the
War Department that recently a large
number of volunteer officers have sent in
their designations for trivial causes He
has recommended that the Government re-
fuse TO accept these designations on the
ground that it viii be at the present time
to the detriment of the service TO deplete
the volunteer regiments TO such an extent.
Instructions have consequently been
cabeled to General Macarthur giving him
authority TO refuse to accers any resigna-
tions, not presented for good and efficient
reasons, without reference TO Washington
The evening times., 1900-09-07
SUCCESSFUL AT ANNAPOLIS.
Candf,I.,tes who Have Passed Exam
Ir.tions for Admission.

Trations for Admission.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept Additional
candidates have successfully passed the
examinations for admission as cadets in
the Naval Academy at annapolis as fol-
lows:
William H Toaz, New York; Andrew c.
pickens Alabama; James " Hayward,
New Jersey: John OtteTson, Pennsylvania;
William p. Sedgw;ck, New York; Talsey
Powell. Kentucky. Lawrence P. TredreH.
Connecticut; Nathan ". Post, Nebraska:
Forde A yodd South Carolina; Waldo p.
Dinley Connecticut Benjamin X. Johnson
Texas
Robert \ Dawes OF Massachusetts. was
not rejected physically, rs heretofore re
norIed.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
BADEN-PowELL AT CAPE TOWN
The Defender of Mafeking Receives
an Ovation.

an OE8tIDB.
CAPE TOWN, Sept Major General
Baden-Powen arrived here from the front
at o'clock this morning. He was receiv-
ed at the railway station by the mayor
and the council. The citizens turned out
en- masse TO welcome him, marching 10
the station with bands and aags.
The Hero of Mafeking'' alighted from
the train amid storm of cheers, the
band playing See the Conquering Hero
Comes"
Sir Alfred Miner the High Commission,
or Of South Africa. had his carriage in
waiting, but the crowd mounted The gem
eraI on the shoulders OF citizens and he
was carried by them TO Government House
The evening times., 1900-09-07
A REPUBLICAN ESTIMATE.

The Electoral Vote as Figured by
Vice Chairman Payne.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Vice Chairman
Payne, of the Republican National Com
mittee. has given out a list of States the
Republicans regard as certain for McKin-
ley. those which are conceded TO Bryan,
and those which might be called fighting
ground. The electoral vote, as figured by
Mr PAYNE, follows:
The evening times., 1900-09-07
THE VERMONT RETURNS.
Plurality for the Republican Gubcr-
naforiaI Candidate ~ .I.S-

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VI. Sept
THE election returns of Vermont are
all in. the 246th town sending the figures
in late yesterday afternoon.
The complete revised returns give
Stickney, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. IS 400 Senter, Democrat. 16.aSS; all
others 2-6
The evening times., 1900-09-07
II ASKS AN AMERICAN ESCORT.
The Chinese Diplomat in Conference
With Consul Gooduow,

SHANGHAI, Sept Earl Ii Hung
Chang has requested the protection of an
American escort on his journey north.
Consul Goodnow is conferring with him.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Total vote, III. Necessary 70 elect. s2I

There is no possible way ef figuring out
Bryan's election without New York" said
Mr.. Payne and New York is as safely
Republican as Wisconsin. Give him the
benefit Of every possible doubt. ard he still
would not have votes enough TO eject him >,
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Minister wu,s Retur,,

yu Ting fang. the Chinese Minister. and
his family who have been at Care May
during the extreme hot weather. are ex-
pected back in Washington this afternoon
The evening times., 1900-09-07
sf.25 TO baltimore and Return via
B. y o. SATURDAY, and Snndar
MiII,sorl. i. eomnIete stoel,s. -.

September anC 9 good -II-TetirE until follow M
Monday Tickets Ceod al Uranus except ROYAL
Limited.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

FIynn's business College. sth and X,
Business Shorthand. TYpe.griIing-ss5 year.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

ChiI.Essa's Ba3 81 ChesaDeaIse Beach
z5c fe- rGsI 81 =; .Ggday. Tnis rate 1nsn
70 90 srd yCuaE
The evening times., 1900-09-07

HousesruiIdIne easy aud Iovs in cast
. by consulting F. Iibbey d Co., at 6;h and n. :,
The evening times., 1900-09-07
$3.50 Special saturday Zip. sa.5o

To cold Point Norfolk virginia Beach and
Ocean View, via Norfolk and Washington st amer,
Saturday, 6:30 F. Round asp tickets to Foct
Monroe and Norfolk. good 10 151lra Monday night,
$3.50. For stateloovn phone 80. Schedule page :.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Chesapeake Beach Saturday.
Cbidren's Day, 25e. for rouid nip Rate
open 10 eNc7ybody
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Serrctnrv <iagc at vc,v Harbor

BLOCK ISLAND r L. Sept. The
Lighthouse tcader lis with Secretary Gage
and party en- beard arrived at New Harhor
this EIcrG5ug.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

1.unlber Prices to suit today because
Lumber Is down At friendly c, ,nsr, 9th and y
Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
sf.25 TO Baitinore and Re $f.25
tnrl, ,ia rcnnx,Isani:. -RuiIrnad

, Der and g. good to return uIgj iosaSy sep
tenber- 70. All trains except e,ngrcssoIa. LIN
The evening times., 1900-09-07

CarI,,:-fess' i.zts aIsvass figured
ye.s Iow-seIa4 Hoa.ds Sis, by F. Libbey d CO.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Il. & o. week.EE,i seasaore Excur-


Al season Tickets good goiag on all trains
Fridays and Saturdays, va.i1 .sr return until
Tuesday following. $500 fa= ;He round-tTip to
Atlantic City, Cape May, Geeaa City, and Sea
Isle City.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
Rockville Fair Via II. q o. II. n

Smiths Hand at Chesapeake Beach
Mos ceebratsd waInan.s bana eyistLre
The evening times., 1900-09-07

To-day AT 1915 p NJ. Round iIip. sioa, iaclu8ii
admission.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Sxbess5NE Finest Soft yeisosv
pof to 5e. at 9th ard " Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

tliaS ready. apa air5qa frames, some At ~.
F. Libby 4 Co.
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Splendid supply eff White pine Up
pers. fncst hind Of Michigan pine, al 6tn and
n. Y
The evening times., 1900-09-07

Ladies' Band at chesapeake Beach.
Hear lhese celebrated musicians.
The evening times., 1900-09-07
cypress l.nn.ber of ..Is kinds lower

than white pine=zclear doors st.z5, b; (. Libbey
& Co.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-07
Application for Patent, No. 54.
United States Land Office,

Lewistown. Montana. Oct srd 800.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph 7. Wun.
derlin, whose post Office address Is Lewistowr ,
Fergus county Montana. 10 behalf ~ himself
and his CO.. owner. Marin l.. Woodman. has flee
an application lur patent orthat certain mining
claim called the PaSsaiC X Discovery quartz
mines. situated in North Moccasin (unorgan-
lied mining district, Fergus county, Montana,
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file IN this office IS Mineral Surveys No.
JDb and $500 respectively IN secs ~ and -, ~
Is n, lse, Montana = NJ said survey No. j9jg
being described as follow:
Beginning ~ corner No |, which is sindicated
by pine post set In a mound OF earth and
marked 'l-5DJg' whence the y sec corner on
line between secs y and - ~ Is n, Is e, bears
n VI q G, lZ25I II; and running thence l6 30
W l3ll II, 10 corner No ,; thence " 10 ",
$50 n, 10 corner No, 3; thence ~ II ", 2i8 a.,
tp corner No. :; thence u 10 e, liB f., Ia
corner No .; thence z 10 {, 6l2 II, 10 the
place OF beginning, cont ming an area OF 1914
acres,
The number Of feet cla med along the said
PassaiC lode being 1911 including sGj feet
nnnhenstery and 5d2 feet puihWcsteTly meas-
urcd along the Course the vein from the
point uf discovery in cut nd tunnel.
loWs3
Beginning at corner N /. which is tsindlca,ed
NE y pine Dust set In mound Of earth and
marked "l.aJU." whcnr The SIC. corner on
line between secs y aud .jtp lsu.r Is e. bears
D. iG a@ e, i221l II; and nnlng thence n ~
o. e, llW q to corner NJ, o.; thence n y 10 v,
Gl2 n. to Curucr No. .; ihycc - Ui ", 1900 n.
to corner No, I; thence . 10 @, Gl2 II. tu the
Tl1cc ol beginning, cont ming 40 arra ut 30,ll
acrre; total area ui these lucys claimed b.hl
acD-
The number oi feet al med on said lode Is
1872. being 40 Il soulhWg ,rly and 40 ftnorth-
raslcrly, measured along IL course Uf the vein
from The point ui discu, in the cut. Mag
nrtr varaion of all GO. srs in said surveys
hrlug ~ ~ T.. The no rrs of location and
amended locations Of sal. lssaic and Discuv-
cry lulus are oi record / lac office ut the re
rOruCr rut Fergus county, 'uniana. IN book OF
ludr,. ~ pggt- u and ~ respectively; there
are uu conflicting claims.
Any and al persons cla ming adversely the
mining ground. vein, lO.', premises, or any
portion thereof so dcsCri d, surveyed. plated
and applied for are here notified that unless
their adverse claims are Il ~ filed according to
law. and the regulations rrcundrr. withinth the
time prescribed by law, th the register Of the
lnued states land Office II Lewistown, state
OF Montana, they will hr barred by virtue OF
the statute in such case made and provided
EDWARD I.RASsEY, Register.
First pul Oct. 3.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-07
Application for Fatent, No. SO.
United -tates LaniOilice,
bN-u NM. VY DgtDlsr 4 iWI.

lstNi1thN u. 4fDll.. Itis Jil0lit'l D lfNA'.
Notice +, hereby given 1lt Johu z. Barnes.
whose pOsioiiicc address LewsfnWn, Fergus
county Montana, IN bell. uf hiusclf and his
CO-uwngr Clarence T.. Il 'Hucs. has filed his ap-
plCaiiun tgL patent for t'0. lode mining claim
called the Mule shoe uu mine. situated in
North MOCCHsiu lunOrEu, lcdl mining district,
Fergus county, MOntanl aud designated by
ihe field notes AMI OtiCi pd' on file in this
Office ms mineral survey $50. 55IS IN sec y. To
Il 10, u q. Montana L. NJ said mineral survey
No. jViS hcilG described follows with mag
urt'c variation At 10 20 e.:
Beginning at corner Sd ], indicated hy a
pin post with mound rock around T. and
marked l-5.j', whence 4 4, SEC corner cH line
lr,N s'0, > and ." - Is mr. r. .. bears /,
IS - e, 2tJ,l feet, and uHuing iheuts II IL
". llCI ltci, 10 corner NJ ., thrucc ~ ". 5Il
feet. tu corner SO. 3. thcu.cu q ~ ". 2Niicct.
'u corner No, I, thence uli - e, l2l0 feet, IA
corner No. ,, thence u t e.. 900 feet, 10 the
place OF beginning, contg ming an area OF ls.ii
acres,
The presumed course ,' The lode is nor,herly
and snuihCrN, the nun or ul feet claimed
along the said lnue beiug l0iCCt suulhcrlvand
go feet npNhcrly measW.l along the course
OF the vein from the center nt the discovery
cut. The notice of TN uvnGed location of
said Mule shoe quartz UrC t. ut record in The
Office ui the county recon- .or ~ Fergus county,
Mullaua, ~ l.CWistGNh. u book OF lodcs. at
page 2uS. adjoining els ms: tlu the ne cor
ucr survey No. igaI. Hon Shoe lode; on the q
thr Dewey lode (unsur eyed On all uihel
/ sucs The claim Is suTuu Ged by unoccupicd
public land.
Any ami all persons G ming adversely the
mining ground. vein, lnlc, premises ur any
portion illrrrOt so descr ~, surveyed plated
aud applied for are herr nntii'gi that unless
their adverse claims are ~ filed according e.
law, and iuc regulations nrcnuurr. within the
TIME pre- Crlbed by iaw. " th The register nf the
United States land Office nc lcwi-tpwn, State
OF Moniana, they Will he barred by the pro.
visions OF the statutes in uch cases made and
provided.
E:NyAPD '2tA7sE7. E2e 'steI
First puD Oct. =.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-07
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court oitbe Tenth Judicial Dis
trict Of the state uf Montana, in and for the
County ui Fergus.
Susie l.. liartoWs. plaintiff. versus Walter II.
Burrows. defendant Alias summons.
The state OF Montana sends greeting 20 the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, which Is filed IN the
Office OF the clerk of this court, copy Of which
Is herewith served upon you, and To lie
your answer and serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days alter
the service Of this summons, exclusive ui the
day ot service, and in case ui your failure "a
appear or an-wer. Judgment will be taken
against you, 10y default for the relief demanded
In this complaint.
This action is brought to secure the decree ot
this court annlllug and dissolving the bonds
OF WatrimuuN heretofore and now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant upon the
grounds as alleged in plaintiffs complaint that
YOU did ON or about .he 81 day of November
1895. Williully and without cause, desert and
abandon Plaintiff, and siill continues TO so de
Sert and abandon her without cause andagansi
her consent and for the further reason that you
have for more than one year last past, tO-wit,
for the period of about four years wholly failed
and neglected tU provide for plaintiff the com.
mon necessiries of life. although abundantly
able To do ST., all OF which will more fully APP
pear by reference to complaint on file herein
To- which reference is hereby made for more
complete statement of the cause of action
herein.
Witness my hand and the seal of tine said
court this 29th day OF October, 1900.
| IsEALl EDMUND WRIGHT, Clerk.
First publication Oct. ~.