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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
Pu ntos
a~IneriCanos,
do nuestro C~orresponsal de
Washington
rs de Julio.

rs de Julio.
IN per,odico republican, de
Memphis opina que Sc deben dar al.
MAJ 4 los puertorriquenos y enviar-
los a las Filipinas, en- yea dc distri'
buirles raciones. iParo no hab1a-
mos quedadn en- que va no existe re.
voluron en- Fllipinas?
Los sgentes de campada electo-
raj - ocupan en averiguar ahora q
cuanto ascienden y de donde proce-
den los fondos para <corrupcion,
del partido coptrario, y dar q la pu-
blicidxd esos datos
En una sola cos marchan las
peter ca al unfsCno. En- olvidar
las s-.iones de Ia Haya.
e. silencio de Pekin c%ontrasta
notablemeute con 10 mucho que vie
ne de Shanghai
Dice un peri6dico del campo:
clos amigos de nuestro viejo conve.
cino Mr. Wilson lamentaran como
nos. tros que haya sido vlctima de
IN asAlto brutal la semana pasada,
sin Que fuera muerto.,
Is de- Julio.
e. prOmediO de ba1as en- la que
IRA china e. de- 16 orientales por Ct
da I'LL extranjero. Ell tipo de la pla
Ia del pro9rama democratico.
La Cnina ha sido la tnica naci6n
que &c ha atrevido declarar la que.
IRA q t'.das las demas, sin decirlo.
LOS boxer- cargan con ell muerto.
Mr. Bryan ha probable fortuna
en- la p'Actlca de Ia abogacfa, en- Ia
lex,s atura. pc, iodismo, agriculture,
on metz r,e en- ell negocio Ct jecuti
vO.3
La hoja de servicio de Bryan
como cornn-l, no IS tan brillante co
me la de Roosevelt ell candidate re
publicano para Ia vice presidencia.
PSro hsy que tener g n cuenta que
Bryan no esluvo en- la guerra his.
pano hDeri. ana. Els decir que no
cogio mnrg" baj to.
FL Ptesidente Mac Kinley So
emp. ma en- no salir de Canton Co.
mo que e'tamus Ell guerra con la
China. Y Il calor de- Washington
es s%rfocahte
La pr. nsa comenta Ia ostenta-
NIOu uo "Aa q " P"ANI"o VI" 100
Juan Il ola de Santiago (~yer). Dice
que quieren eclirsar 81 festas ma
cionaIe> Americanas. No arrempu
jar;tx pai>anos.
27 de Julio.
DIVE 81 Gu ln1o desafna 81 ell
concerto europeo alguna nota de
gaDko del clarinete russo. Ash 10 abr
naD la> demss pott ncias
Russia ha dicho va con toda cla'
ridad que e>ta di-puesta & empu1ar
en- trinchante en- el %hanquete orien-
tai. Hace tempo que empezo por
la Manchuria.
Democratas y republicanos es-
tan de acuerdo en- bacer de Chicago
Of Shanghai de la campana electoral
de tt Ann
LIS E-tados Unidos estan man
dando miles de hombres & la guerra.
Pero estamos, eu principle al menos,
en- pa1 con Ia China y con los flipi'
nos.
Francia y Alemania, donde los
chinos han comprado buen ntmero
de armas, perderan ahora los bene.
fcios obtenidos en- Ell negocio, al me.
NOS has,a que SO ventile la ccntro
versa actual.
e pals, que conoce las procla
mas del General Miles, esta pensan'
do sacramento en- Ia China. Pero 81
General no dice <na.,
E. opinion general que 81 ell idem
Miles So presenta en- Ia China cen
su nuevo uniforme, ell asunto que
da1A ventilado tan fAcilmente como
la csmpana de Puerto Rico. Pero
ell General esta calladito.
Mr. B, yam cuaudo menos goza
reputation de ser ell candidate mas
acaudalado para | a presidencia.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
NOTICIAS.

Una yunta de bueyes que corria
aver por la "a Inca de Puer5a de
TERRA derrib6 por complete 81 ia.
rol instalado frente al Quartet de
polic1a de dicho barrio. Los bueyes
fueron detenidos y segdn Sc dice
son de Ia propiedad de Julian Diaz,
vecino de Caguas.
Ha tenido la atenci6n de despe.
dirse de nosotros, nuestro amigo
don Silvestre Caballero, joven Gu.
bano pue residia en- esta Capital y
que regreso hoy q su patria on 81
vapor <Mortsra> 6jando su resi-
dencia en- Santiago dc Cuba. Feliz
viate deseamos al amigo.
Continue enfermo don Gunner.
sindo Rivas redaotor de liza Demo.
cracia.'
Segtn v%ersiones, los asuntos
de China contintan Sin statu quo,
Las 1l+imas noticias recibidas de
dicho Imperio NADIA dfcen de parti-
cular.
Core Ell rumor de que ell pue-
bio chino pide Ia guerra; y asegtra.
Sc que ell gobierno resistirA, porque
esta preparado para la contienda.
Por ell Juzgado de Rio Piedras
SO, halla requisitoriado ell ibdividuo
Ramon Torres Maldonado, 4 quien
So lie ha impuesto Ia pena de 1 mes
l dja de arresto mayor por ell delito
de estafa.
Creese como muy SECURE que
los Estados -~Unidos concederAn Ia
independence de la Isla de Cuba.
A este fin, va SO trata del punto en-
donde la de reunirse la conversion
que ha de resolver ell asunto.
Segtn eli <San Juan News, los
huelguistas presses estan acusados
de .concitaci6n para Ia rebellion y
otros de amenazas & los trabajado.
res. Comparecieron ante ell Tribu.
nal de Policia y este considerable
Ia gravedad de Is denuncia Ia hi re-
nitido al Juzgado
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital
don jose Ma Marina, del concrete
de Lola. LIE saludamos afectuosa-
mente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

pleadOs en- mOneda americana
Sc piensa establecer en- esta
Isla I'm Hospital para marineros
am ericanos, tanto de buques de que
ira como mercantes
En- Mayagnez fueron arresta
dos por al Marshal Lutz, tres poll
cfas acusados de haber agredido &
un empleado de aquella Aduana
Con motivo de ausentarse
para los Estados Unidos ell %coronel
Va r Hof, So encargar& del desti
no que este desempenaba Mr. Peter
r Eagan
El dia odel actual tendr4 efecto
en- La casa Ayuntamiento de Arecibo
ell remate anunciado de las maderas
del ranch6n que Sc edifico para am
par ar los pobres despues del hura
can de San Ciriaco
Este peri6dico So vende ca Ell
kiosko arabe de Ia Marine, situado
frente & q d&rsena de los botes y en-
ell de la plaza de San Francisco, en-
esta Capital.
ms -5-3
Ell "New York Times" de Julio
20 llegado aver dice 10 siguiente:
Las festas del Patron de Espana,
Santiago, SO celebraron tan espl6n'
didamente en- San Juan que eclipse
ron las del 4 de Julio. Las Gales es
taba an llenas de banderas espanolas.
cor tinajes suspendidos de los balco
mes ricamente decorados; & penas
SO veia una bandera americana. Mn
chos natives dicen que 81 ha sucedi
do este es porque los Estados Uni
dos no han extendido su constltu-
cion & aquella Isla y por ESQ no qnle'
rem observar las festas america
mas"
So encuentra en- esta Capital
don Antonio M. Marines, Ingeniero'
Civil y doctor en- Ciencias de a Uni
versidad de Venezuela. ~
Manana pnblicaremos una in
teresante carta de Venezuels, que
hennos recibido por vapor "PhiIa-
delphia, de nuestro corresponsal
On Caracas. IT, :
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Ana 0tero
DE PIANO..

Ha trasladado So domicilio & Ia
Gale de San Francisco, ndmero SO,
principal.
n-a-S-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Hoy lego de SAINT Thomas 81
vapor de Ohras del Puerto "Bortn
quen" con dos pasajeros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Ell doctor don Enrique Pima
ha sido nombrado m6dico titular
de MayaQuez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

e La Compan1a f6rrea delOeste
cobra sus pasajes y paga q sus EN-
pleados en- moneda americana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

En- Humacao Sc balla vacante
l. plazade Cabo 10 de Ia Policia M
nicfpal dotada con oil hsber snual de
2S6 dollars
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
Aviso al P1blico.

Ri Paris Bazaar de Pedro Giusti
seguira vendisndo todas sns existen
cias, + los mismos precios anteriores
6 sea g orc descontando Ia diferen
cha del CAME
A comprar barato en- 81 Paris
Bazaar
Por I'm parece que los se1ores
propietarios tambien 50 quieren
a2remiar como todos los demas hi
jos do svecino Nos alegramos STEM
pre- que ser para bsjarnos el alqui'
Ter dc las casas.
Llega & nosotros Ia noticia de
que en- Ia Fract0rfa central de Cano'
vanas Noiza1 50 han declarado en-
huelga los braceros, exigiendo au'
mentO de salario. Aunque Ia huelga
parece que es pacffca, han sido de
ten1dos sin embargo cuatro indivt
duos que no estaban dentro del dia'
pason.< l.
Esta manana 80 .1e decomisa
ronA I'm vendedor de pan su Puerta
de TERRA, una gruesa cantidad de
bollos, cuyo peso no r legal Di
cho srtfculo es de la propisdad de
don Joss Garcia Acevedo.
Ell doctor don Enrique Pima
ha sido nombrado m6dico titular
de Mayaguez
Hoy lego de SAINT Thomas 81
vapor de Ohras del Puerto "Borin
quen' con dos pasajeros
En- Humacao Sc halla vacante
L. plazade Cabo 10 de Ia Policia Mn
.nicfpal dotada con el haber snual Dc
$50 dollars
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Segtn versiones, los asuntos
de China contintan Sin statu quo,
Las tltimas noticias recibidas de
dicho Imperio NADIA dfcen de parti.
cular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital
don jose Ma Marina, del concrete
de Lola. LIE saludamos afectuosa-
mente
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Gel NuevO BaZar''
40 San Francisco 40.
SAN JUAN PR.

Jabon <La Belle, 8 en- GAIA,
Jabones <Violetas y <Heliotropo.
Polvos de Anthea Legitimo
Cascarrilla de Persia
Cinturones blancos
Sombreros forma americana
Corses clase superior
Cubre cors6s blancos y de dolores
Crepes de todos o0lores
Aderezos de concha q
Muselina negra, inisima,
Duck negro para sayas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Core ell rumor de que ell pue-
bio chino pide la guerra; y asegtra.
Sc que ell gobierno resistir6, porque
est6 preparado para la contienda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

So encuentra en- esta Capital
don Antonio M. Martinez, Ingeniero
Civil y doctor en- Ciencias de a Uni
versidad de Venexuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Continue enfermo don Gunner.
sindo Rivas redaotor de Tia Demo.
cracia."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Manana pnblicaremos una in
taresante carta de Venexuels, que
hennos recibido por vapor "Phila-
dolphia, de nuestro corr esponsal
Ga Caracas. - :
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El lunes zarpara para los Els
tad los Unidos el transporte "Sedg
wick.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Las fuerzas americanas des
tacadas en- Ponce embarcaron para
los Estados UnidOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

A. dofa Rosa Castaing vecina
de la Gale de Ia Estrella en- Ponce
Sc le ha estraviado un reloj remon
tOir de orc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Creese como mny SECURE que
los Estados -~Unidos concederan Il
independence de la Isla de Cuba
A este fin, va SO trata del punto 81
donde la de reunirse la conversion
que ha de resolver ell asunto.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
OIL AS A FUEL.

SAN FRANCIsC1, Cai., O5t. 3-The
use Of oil as u tuel now being tried by
the Santa Fe route on their lines in
this State, has proved Q marked sue
cess. With this will come the use of
oil ss fuel on larger scale than has
ever been attempted By any other COM
pany Ii has been estimated that
about 700, 900 barrels OF oil will be re-
CURED annually, and AN expenditure OF
$4,000 will be made in equippiUg the
locomotives with burners for the use Of
the fuel For about six years the
Santa Fe has been using more or less
oil as fuel on its liueo in California
On the lines between the Needles and
Bakersfield ali the engines have been
equipped with devices tor using oil.
In the tests the company has found
that the oil ia cheaper than coal and
that as fuel it does a. good work.
The Santa Fa own its own oil fields
and this, of course, makes the use OF
the oil more economical. The results
OF this more exhaustive use Of tha new
fuel will be watched with great deal
OF interest by railroad managers in all
sections OF the country.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
sTEWED OK TAILS.

Divide two OK tails at the joints, wash
and put them into a stewpan with suf-
ficient water to cover them and set them
on the fire. When the water boils re-
move the scum and add one onion cut
into rings, three cloves, one blade Of
mace, a quarter teaspoonful of whole
black pepper a quarter teaspoonful Of
allspice, a half teaspoonful of salt and
small bunch of savory herbs. Cover
the stewpan closely and let the meat
simmer very gently until tender, which
will be in about two and a half hours,
Take out the meat, add a thickening of
butter and -four to the gravy and let t
boil for quarter Of an hour Strain it
through a sieve into a saucepan, put
back the meat and add one tablespoonful
each of lemon juice and mushroom cat
sup. Let the whole just boil up and
serve with garnishing Of croutons or
toasted bread.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
GRAND MUSIC FESTIVAL

The first great State music festival will be
held in Burlington on Tuesday aud We'd
nesday, October and 10. At This grand
carnival there will be nearly all the musical
stars OF the first magnitude from all parts of
New England and several singers of world
wide reputation.
Madame Schuman Hink, the marvellous
prima donna Cou'raltO, will sing in Wagner
opera, as also will Guissippe Campanasi,
the celebrated baritone. Among the we'll
known artists there will be Madame Char
lotte Maconda aud Mrs. Grace Haskell Bar
mum, sopranos, Miss Alice Grace Sovereign
contrslto, E.Ellsworth Giles, tenor, Gwily m
Miles, basso, and local Vermont solosts.
Richard Burmerster, the pianist, will also
be heard at this festival.
A chorus nf 400 voices will be under the
direction Of the we'll known festival con-
ductors, Henri 6. Blaisdell and William
Il, Chapman.
Ext emely low rates are offered on the
railroad from sll points between Barre and
Burlington. Special trains will leave the
latter city on both nights at 1040 The
price Of tickets from Montpelier will be
S1:00, which will be good on gll the special
trains.
Tickets to the festival will be $500 for the
course which will include five concerts, sim
gle concert tickets 81, 81 80 and go; general
admission, 81, matinees and rehesrsals, %
and 90
Those who desire to travel on regular
trains must purchase excursion tickets that
are good only during the festival.
All lovers OF music in this vicinity will
take advantage OF this excellent opportu-
nifty and visit Burlington to sec and hear
the brilliant galaxy OF musicians.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
LADY CHO ON ETIQUETTE.
Chinn's Polite Code Was Written
2,7OO Years Ago by n Learned
Woman.

The standard book of etiquette IN
China was written by Lady Che 2,7oo
years ago. Lady Cho was the widow
of distinguished literary man OF
north China and after his death was
faithful TO his memory. Her hus-
bands brother was historian of that
dynasty, but when his work was half
completed he lost his sight. The em-
peror sent a messenger to him asking
him who could finish his book and
the reply was returned that only his
brothers wife was capable of doing
It, The emperor sent for Lady Che
and she was conducted In the greatest
Of state TO the emperor's palace,
There she completed her brother-in-
laws work so satisfactorily that 1t 10
impossible to tell where the man left
Off and the woman began. Lady Cho
afterward wrote INSTRUCTION for
Women and Girls" which has even
yet no rival. In the book she gave the
duty of women from birth to death.
There are chapters on INSTRUCTION
Of Children by Mothers" ~Duty of
Daughters to Parents" "Duty Of
Children to Teachers" '.Fillal Piety,"
Hospitality and How to Receive
Women Guests" and directions for
caring for clothing. how 30 put ID
away at various seasons, how TO pre-
pare their husbands food, reverencing
their husbands and reverencing their
mothers-in-law.
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mony performed, which should unite two low
ing hearts which have long beat as one. The
road passes over Wau-hil-lau mountains, n
desolate and uninbabited section of country.
While the happy couple were talking OF the
happiness now assured, and planning for the
future to which love lent a roseate glow, the
stiffness was broken suddenly by the wild,
wailing cry of panther. Looking back in
the direction from which the sound proceeded,
they saw to their horror an immense panther
trailing the buggy and rapidly oyerhauling It.
1t had winded The occupants of the vehicle
aud was bent on making trouble. The Young
Indian, enmeshed in loves sweet dream, had
neglected to take his pistol with him, and
realized in an instant that his sweetheart or
himself was irrevocably doomed to an awful
death. Stopping his team when he realized
the impossibility of escape, he gave the lines
into the maiden's hands, with the injunction to
hold hard Pesse,' and rose to his feet The
panther stopped short at this movement and
crouched upon the ground switching his tail
in anger am emitting low, angry growls.
Speechless and almost paralyzed through fear,
Bessie could only look upon the scene with
WIDE horror-strcken eyes. The lover ga2ed
ntently upon the ANIMAL awaiting the mo-
ment when it should make the inevitable
spring. Suddenly he saw by the tense mus
cular movement and wild eyes of the beast,
that the moment had come. Wit out remov-
ing his gaze for n moment from the panther,
he suddenly raid, Good bye, Bessie, drive
fast" and uttering the Cherokee war-whoop
jumped to meet the panther. The animal rose
at the same moment and the foes met in mid
air. The team had by this time become un-
manageable and started down the mountain at
a brealx-neck pace The rapid motion and
iolting after a while awolIe Bessie TO conscious
ness and the power of motion, and by the time
the next settlement was reached she had the
team under control. She told her awful story
and rescue party started at once 1t was,
however, too late save the gallant boy who
had freely lain down his life that she, whom
he loved more than life, might live. He was
dead mangled almost beyond recognition, but
will live forever in the h-arts OF his people.
AS for Bessie, poor, beautiful child, she seems
entirely crushed and heart-broken and fear
me much will not long survive her sweetheart.
ELLA LILLARD.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
THE = TRIKE.

HAzELToN, Pa, Oct. 5.-An upris-
ing OF striking miners in the Shamokin
regiment seemed imminent for several
hours late today, aud there we're fore
holdings OF serious clash between
armed deputies and larg body Of
etrikers.
Some 5000 excited strikers assembled
at Mount Carmel and started to march
TO Trevorion, sixteen miles away, with
the ayowed purpose OF forcing those at
work at the Nor'h Franklin colliery to
stop work nuk JOIN in the strike. This
WAS the only mine in operation in the
region, and the strikers had become
angered al the refusal OF the men there
to stop work. President Mitchell to-
day said there was no immediate pros
pee. OF q convention of the miners TO
consider he concessions offered by
the presidents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
PO1VRADE SAUCE.

Cut six ounces of ham into small
pieces and fry it in one ounce of butter,
to which should be added one Glove Of
garlic, three stalks of parsley, four young
onions, one bay leaf, a sprig of sweet
basil, a sprig of thyme and two cloves
Fry well over quick fire, add one pinch
of pepper and a little cayenne. if liked,
an ounce Of sliced celery, quarter of a
cupful Of tarragon vinegar and half a
pint of consomme. and let all simmer
gently for half an hour. Strain and
serve.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
ESTATE OF BEMIS L. CAMERON
STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, In and fol
said District, the LIST day of October, I'D. 1860.
Charles T. Adams, executor of the last will and ties
lament of BEMIS L. CAMERON, late of Cabot
in said District. deceased, presents his admin
istration account for examination and allowance
and makes application for a decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased Where
upon IL isordered by said Court that said account
and eaid application be referred to session thereof
to be held at the Probate Oce In said Montpelier Oh
the 18th day of October A. d. 1900, for hearing anc
decision thereon; and 1t is further ordered, thai
notice hereof be given to all persons Interested by
publication of the same three weeks successyely In
the Vermont WatehmGHd State Journal newspap
er published at Montpelier, in this state, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and show cause, II
any they may have, why said account should not
be allowed and such decree made.
BY the court.-Attest.
1881 HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
PUFF PASTE.

Rub together one pound Of -four and
one-half pound Of butter and add enough
cold water to make stiff dough. Roll
this out to the thickness of one-half
inch, then put on one-quarter Of pound
Of butter in a lump, fold the corners Of
the dough over 1t and roll out care
fully to the thickness Of about one quar-
ter inch. Put on one-quarter pound
more Of butter and fold the corners over
again and roll out in as long a strip as
possible. Fold this backward and for
ward and roll out again and let the
dough rest one-half hour before repeat
ing the operation.
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COPYRIGHTED.

Peel and cut six or eight pears and
steep them in cold water to prevent them
from turning black. Put them in
saucepan with sufficient cold water to
cover them and boil them with two
ounces of butter and enough sEgar to
sweeteu to taste. When tender brush
the pears over with the yolk Of an egg,
sprinkle them over with sifted sugar and
arrange them on a dish. Add cne-half
ounce of gelatine to the syrup, simmer
it quickly for about five minutes, strain
it over the pears and let it remain until
set. The syrup may be colored with
a little prepared cochineal. which will
very much improve the appearance Of the
dish
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
STEWED CUCUMBERS.

Cut three large cucumbers lergthwise
the size of the dish they are intended to
be served in. Take out the seeds and let
them simmer in boiling water, with a
little salt, for five minutes. Then take
them out place them in another stew
pan with rather more than half a pint Of
good brown gravy and let them boil over
brisk fire until they are tender.
Should they be bitter add a lump of
sugar. Carefully dish them. thicken the
sauce with little flour and butter and
pour over the cucumbers.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-10
ESTATE OF FRANCIS GROWN.
p1srR1or OF wAsH1NaroN. IS.

In Probate Court held at Montpelier in and for said
District, on the ID day OF october, A. d. 1900.
James w. Brock executor, of the last will and
testament OF FRANCIS BROWN, late of Montpe.
ier, in said District deceased presents his adnns-
tratiOn account Tor examination and allowance, and
makes application for decree OF distribution and
partition of the estate Of said deceased. Where
upon it Ia ordered by said Court that said account
and said application be referred to session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office il said Montpelier,
the goth day of October, A. d. 1900 for hearing and
decision thereon And, it Is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given to all persons interested, by
publication of the three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Vermont WdtchmdH d STATE Journal. newspaper
published at Montpelier In this State, previous to
said time appointed for hearing that they may ap-
pear at said time aud place. and show cause, If any
they may have. why said account should not be
allowed, ano such decree made
BY the COurt.-Attest
1921 HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.