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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
AFTERMATH.

SIOUN FALLS, S. D., Oct. s.-F-ed Geb-
bard, Of New York city, who took Up his
. residence in Sioux Falls last Api;, has
filed IL, the State Circuit Court nee a
suit for an absolute divorce on the ground
OF 0cstrtion-
The defendant before marriage wos
Miss Louise Morris, CT, Baltimore.
Sty,es-you may like him. but l can't
help regarding BODICE as a cur. He takes
no rains 10 hide the contempt he ;,as Tor
mis- wife.
ua.;ls-That's right. I should think
less OF him if he did not have contempt
for the woman who would consent to be
his wife.-Boston Transcript.
Postofiice Inspector John P. Clum has
returned from 4 trip of inspection through
Alaska. He established the northernmost
postoflicc in the United States and what
probably is the northernmost postot1ice
In the world. This is at Point Barrow.
where the ttev. DR.. Richmond Marsh, the
missionary at the little settlement, was
appointed postmaster.
This place, where the northernmost
ne,. spaper in the world is published every
twelve months, will receive the mails once
a year by a United States revenue cutter.
Heretofore the few natives in the vicinity
have had to send for their mail about
seven hundred miles, and often much fur.
thc:.
Mrs. Helen George, OF Franklin, Pa,
claims to be 121 years old. Her eldest
child is 80.
At Gotta, In saxony, persons who did
not pay their taxes last year are pub
lshed IN a list which hangs up in all res
.taurants and SALOONS of the city Those
that are on the list can get neither meat
no- drink At these places. under penalty
OF less Of license.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

MR. J. A. MORRIS, SO LONG IN THE
Confectionery and Ice Cream business
on Broad Street. has returned to the
city to take up business with Morris
Incorporated. at the same ola stand.
6oJ East Broad Street, Of which COM
pany he is president and MIR. F. w. Min
son is secretary and treasurer. Mr.. Nor
ris will be glad TO see his old friends
and patrons. Any orders entrusted to
him will have his prompt and careful
attention. We solicit your trade.
NORRIS INCORPORATED,
J. A. Morris. president; F. ". Minson.
secretary and treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
FOR HEM.

FOR RENT-ONE JOB PRINTERS OF
flee. containing press. paper cutter and
type complete, all in tirst-cass order.
Baker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Mrs Elizabeth Myers and Miss Mary
L. Myers. Of Huntington. w. Va, are
visiting at the home of Mrs. T. J. Noble,
Jr Walton Avenue, Henrico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Miss Lula IIincheloe, of Warrenton. Va
and Miss Lizzie Warwick, OF Littleton.
n c., are guests of Miss Irene Winston.
No 1913 West Grace Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Hon. and Mrs. Thos- n. Jones. OF Isle
of Wight, are in the city to attend the
Carnival and are registered at Alurphy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Miss Evelyn Dettrick is the guest OF
Miss Josephine Tyler, at NO. SIG West
Franklin Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

WANTED FOR ARMY: Able-bodied I'M
married men between ages of Il and 80:
citizens of United States. of good char
acter ana tsmperate habits. who can
speak. read and write English. Recr IT'S
specially desired for coast and field
tillery. For information apply TO ItES
.CRUITINCi OFFICE. 10 e. Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

FIXTURES. I WISH
to buy Sorle neat OFFICE FIXTURES
and RAILING: suitable for banking
business. Address FIXTURES, cara
Leader Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

WANTED. TO BUY TWO GOOD WORK
Horses cheap. Apply after = T. NJ 31S
West Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Tie Norfolk and Western brought N
an unusually large crowd yesterday.
The regular train carried tive additional
cars, and they were all full.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Among the ladies who were present in
the Kings box at the opening exercises
yesterday were: Mrs. j. II. Tyler, Mrs
Alexander Meyer, Mrs. Taylor. Miss Bes-
sic Ellyson and Misses Lily and Sue Ty-
Ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Dr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Cowardin and Miss
Mamie Cowardk landed in New York on
October 4th from an extended trip abroad
DR.. Cowardin has returned to Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE
retail merchants. Transfers and board
!ng-house keepers upon their own names
without security; easy payments. toll
MAN. Room 10. No. J1to Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Miss Bette Booker. who goes abroad
to study vocal music for u year, left
yesterday at noon for New York. ana
Wednesday Miss Booker will sail for IiE-
erpOol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

wANTED-To PAY $3.50 FOR a CITY
DIRECTORY. 1901 edition. T. r. GARY,
No. 1903 East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
The IMPLEMENT COMPANY
1902 and 1904 E. Main ST..
WANTED

WANTED
WANTED. A PARTY TO INVESTIGATE
a business proposition. whereby 100 to
900 per cent. profit may be realized az
once on investment. Small capital re-
CURED. Address ''ENTERPRlSE, cara
The Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

SUICIDAL SUMMER PRICES on RE-
upholsterilg and Recovering Parior
Suites, Odd Chairs. Couches. etc All
the latest styles of covering shown. and
1T COSTS YOU NOTHING to have our
foreman call on you and give estimates
CHAS. G. JURGENS' SON. Apply at
store. 419-421 East Broac Street OF at
factory. 109-1ii-113 " Eighth Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Misses Bradbury. of Orange, and Miss
Voolfolk. OF Caroline county. are. visiting
Miss Mamie Baughman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Care L., box No. 517.
The members of the Board had heard
something of the sale Of these charts and
had sent out letters Of warning to the
school people. One of the charts referred
to is in the possession Of the Board Of
Ednca rinn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

A.lettcr has been received by DR.. J. W.
Southall, superintendent OF Public In
structon, from q gentleman residing in
Minneapolis complaining that The people
in the rural districts of the State are be-
ing faxed by certain persons selling
school charts. The letter is as follows:
Minneapolis Mimi. Oct. H. 1901.
State Superintendent of Public 1nstruc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Carriage Goodness.

is the thing every on: wants who thinks OF
buying carriage: but one DOESN'T al-
ways know where to get it.
You will get it right at our repository.
We don't know OF any other place wherc
SO much value is given for SO little money.
Come in and see and examine our fine stock
of Carriages and Harness in our splendid
show rooms, or send for our catalogue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Captain C. w Westbury, local passen-
ger agent Of the Southern, said traffic on
his road was very heavy, and in his opin-
ion a great many more people will attend
the present Carnival than were here at
the previous one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

The Chesapeake and Ohio also brought
in crowds yesterday, and an official of
that road told a Times reporter that all
Chesapeake and Ohio trains running into
Richmond were full
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Mrs. Rufus A Ayers, Of Wise county
and her son, Hon. Henry J. Ayers. are
in the city visiting General Ayers and at
tending the Carnival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08

Y. l(oiner the Commissioner Of
Agriculture. vii, at+and the convention
Of tho agriculture. Commissioners of the
South To ,a held ~ Hot Strings Arkar1-
e,cs rc--t "Wednesday TIE will take along
viii, 'o;,>' many fine Virginia apples to be
exhibited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
Weitern Marblana GiIem6abn.
Sanfiaamngstage Grfnriiunen
nads Snserstpwn nne @ettpBburs am DON
ncrffnn Sen 2a Rnnemher

nerffas. ecn rs. Ropember.
Yer Spejial3ug mad 6agerstOipn perlGbt ben
Siien=@ahnbpi tint 80 9prmittags nno idbrt iiir
ote Nidtebr UNI $40 @benos bon 0aeergtonn ab.
5tunoreiie=9illete 81 .25.
Yer Spejial3uu mad @cttnsburg perldbt DEN
sotlen=9abnbof nm 843 9ormittaes unp fdbrt fir
Ole fidtebr nm 11br 4btnos BON @ettDsburQ ob.
3unbreie=9iacte $1.0O
Seper Der obiesn 3iiQe miro an llnipn=, 4enn=
lplpantn=Npenue=, 6ulton= uno 99albroof= Sabubofe
anf Der Nin= unh Riidinhrt anhnlten (32S-3N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
Yite'S
Safe 1T e5 geGungen, Die SduIOigert

Safe lit es geGungen, bic S4ulOigert
gu ermitteln.
SSn Barcelona, gprund unb Cara
t6agena fanben 6eute ldrmenOe 8erz
fammlungen itatt, in tpel6en Die Gez
gierung benun3irt unb Elm aQgemet4
ner Strife Der ipanif6en 2lr6eiter he4
fiiripDrtet ipurDe.
Ober It QDn4'5 Grtp d 4z
lung.
Dublin, "a. Iopem6er.-@rn1ts
3u6eItDrungen folgten am 5reitag
9(6enb in @alpaD duf Die SQuminda
tion gu @6ren Der @rnGblung Des
S6erIten 2lrt6ur Q1n6 in Oas ltnterz
6aus. Die g}ationaltiten bur63ogen
bic StraBen unb tparfen ben untonta
iten unD BEN NationaIiiten, tpel4e i'm
8erDa9t itanoen, fir ben gei9ldgea
nen Gan0iDaten Pluntett getimmt 3u
ba6en, Die SEM iter Elm unb berglei9en.
8aris, "a. g}opem6er. - Oberit
Nrt6ur Qpn4's GrpG6lung but bier.
ND Der Oberit lpo6nt, groBe Qlufmerta
idmteit erregt; Die 8ldtter bringen
Iein Bib ais 8oeren Sberit.
9r. 2Dn4 ertlGrt, er CLAUDE, penn
er gu Der gr0ffnung bes Parlaments
na9 @nglanb ge6e, nidt beldittgt 3u
perben; feline GrnG6lung lei fenn4
3ei6nenD, Dd lie bic @iniQfeit Der iris
I6en Yartet ertennen laiIe. Gr babe
@runb gu Der 2(nnabme, OaB Srlan6
balb elm Some 3ule @eIeB er6alten
perbe. SSn 8e5ug auf SiOafrita babe
er Na6rt9ten er6alten, Die in i6m
bic ue6sr5eugung befeitigten, baB Oer
&rteg innerbal6 breier M}onate beenz
bet fein iperbe, unb 3pur Our9 2tn4
erfennung i6rer ltnabbGngigteit na9
auitralii9em Wtuiter.
SoIitpi's 8efinDen.
Qpnbpn, "A. g}opember. - 8raT
Solitoi's 8sftnben gie6t 3u teinen
8ebenten QlnlaB. @r letbet an einem
8iidfaQ bon Malaria, lit n6er ni9t
in 9efa6r. Gr telegropbirte btes 6eute
iel6it 7einem bieiigen2(genten 3i4srrz
toff.
Der OtB 0ebar 9ro3eB.
2onbon, "a. NpDem6er. - SIM
pro5eiTe gegen 56eooore Saffon uno
feline Satin (oie berii9tigta 2(nn
Sbelia Dip 9ebar) pies bic Staats=
anpoltf6aft pdbreno Der geTtrigen
8srbanOlungen 96otograp6ien Dor,
ipel6e BON Der GbicagOer Yoli5ei erz
langt paren unb auf Der 3iifIeite ben
r&scorb" BON 2tnn O'Oeliu Dip 9e4
bar ent6ielten. Sine berIelben mar
i'm Soliet 3u6t6auTe genommen.
0ieQ(ndefladte unter6rQh nenStddtsz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
Wutter unb Sndter berungllft.

Grie, ga, "a. ytoDember. =
Trau 6dnna6 Gasler, bic Satin zines
8iiroers bon mitzSopnibip, uno
ibre 9ziGbrige So9ter lpurDen beute
Morqen auf Der 5abrt gum @roBouz
ter, Bel benz lie ben 0anfiagungstag
au perleben qebd9ten, bom llngliid err
eilt. eSbr Yferb fdeute por einem
Strabenbabntpagen Der @oritabtltnie
unb brGnate 70 ungeitiim 5uriid, baB
geibe auf bas @eleife flogen. SIN
nddften Mugenblid paren Mfutter uno
9inb aermalmt. SreO. Garsler, Der
11zidbriae Sp6n, entrdnn bem Sobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
sssftass<M s<Mnseisen.
Nrmiger'S.
Gim @eihnaG1ts Gorrath

in 10 qrober @usioabl, oab @les In 9sua auf
ubren L. Sdmudidben onrunter su finDen it, pas
Sas Spsrs i9 als 98sibndtbts9eibent pinibcn fann.
Gne sort:n osH nbren fir all. gtrtsn BON
eeiten, sss5 uuo fleiu. bod ieDe nls gutter
Ssitmsiier garanart.
0tsi3en0t fisiue @jsbdn9e uno 9rob.n.
Stne fle;ntn Ga 9aliereg an oalgfetten
@srm,l=2inf5 =Rn6pf. = in 100 psri3isDsner
Seiiins.
2aHoe actteu nit baran bdre,nO'n S6l6is
fern uno osr3en.
@iuften, Gdmule uno Speqsl NIT fb:rncr
&iifitits-nsus Muittr in oem neuen grauen
Slber.
Sir be gBo6nuna pferiren mir bic poriitgltdtts
eluspdbl BON 9rcaa=9rae. Guee grpbe 9aien uno
grpnienHuuf 4iepeitalen, ieoob Elm qrobss 4horti=
ment BON fitinen Stiifen fir Gdi@Tdnfe ut0 Sez
imis = ieDes 5tiif Elm 3ierratb. 0as 2a9er BON
Siamanten unp Suipelen 1T er6bcr, als il 5lpor.
unisr QaDen 1T NIT prdfi;qIn 98aarsn ungetullt
anO inO Sic Ju elmer 9siibtigung einaelaoeu.
0ier pirD 9suti5 scipro6sn, MIN tp'nOe fi3
an @rn Waas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
Saltimpre=cbip.8abn.Sullettn

fnrFon mad 6reOerid. Seaosrstomn nnb 99in6sitcr
mirb am ann ia q, ben /. Se3enlbCr, cine un=
eere GrfurfUu peruuftaitet. Ser Sps3ial3ua ber=
last ben 6amDen=Sabnbof UNI llbr 9ormittaes.
(32S-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
eanoies, eigenes Sa6rigat.

9gr fabriiiren an. DON uns psrfauitsn 6anbies,
unb MAIDEN nur GnostailzSdG6fts; tptnn 6ie oes.
balb bon uHs @anOits taufsn, mifien oisisben bei=
Ter unp psri6i.oen ppn Den anoerpdrts btrfduften
i.n Sest lit cine nubsrOrDsntlid einitios 3eit
uriere 8lrist6ttn su erpr0ben, oa Wei6rabtsn
bsraunabt unO mir auf Sbrs Patronage fir Nsb.
Eabten rednen.
sSiSfe,
Rr. FL, SSeffsserinatpnsgt gtraae.
(3n S&S-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
(Sorticbnn9 iichc 4. Seitc.)

an i6ren Gri6ttn iollt Sbr Iiu
er teu ne II, oOer Denu man oirisn 8ibelipruc,
uui 9iQtn auptnDet: al ibren g8irtuuuen
98rnn man btOtutt, oab das ibmeren Rranf6eiten
aus tiuer aerugsn GrfaitunQ, der aus unmdbi0fe;t
i'm Gfen oOtr Srnf,H fntite6tn, IuOourA RIutaus
Drdnq Oder StorRnQ elmer o0er Der an0eren Buution
Des Gorpers perurilbt nirD, Die anidu3lib uu5es
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car ben 8oo CUR 6ol8e bdbtn tann, 10 1T IS pid,z
ti9, fb 0aran ju eriunern, blB mir Ourb 9sieitiz
0uHa Der ugiGtbe oi; 9tltur in Stlno leBcn Die
graHtbsit Su 0srmeiOsH, uHo iomit Die Stuno5eit
81 erbaten. 5sIt duieHo Sl6rtn babcn psiie A.r,te
gtiuuDsH OdB 2 + 8ernarO Rrduterpils ls
len Die nnI'bibart:u Gegnr Der Grauibsit fHA
Sir D 6tnts bI ap0tbittra Su baben.
Gro, gRi, 5r, ,SN99)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25
straBsnbabumagsnn in Gulliiinn,

3unespil1e, g., "a. g1op. =
Gin f6limmes @truBenbu6n=llngliid
trug fi6 um Maitterna4t bier gu. Sin
nit SbeatergGngern Oi4t beieBter
@traBenbabnfpusen runnte an elmer
idarfen 8iegung nit einem anberen
aufammen. 9. 8. Saplor brad ben
re6ten 4rm, 5rau @m. gt9el nnb
Maotprmann Sobn Waters trugen
8erleBunsen am Ropfe unD Ralpb
ebert unb Gbparb gtei4 i4limme
gontmiionen bGpon.
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Rur $40 fur elm Nianinu.

Gin eleeautes 4taninu nit Niabaooup sGebduie,
lib GctapeI, purDs uns iberlafin, nm ioiort iiir
nur $40 Otrfauit gu Dtrotn nit Giui1iuB elmer
iitntiGbrigsH 8draHtie; fofsts neu $3.50.
u. 9ers & Spbu.
f328-31) Nr Z, NorpaGba bar.eg=Str.
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EafeI=@:aHp filr SD ID.

9aftf=3Biano in alerbsffsm 3uitanDs, feiHcr 5on
uno nit @aruntie. 9reis uur $50 nit Gin=
i6luB BON Stubl uno Stde. SsDinguugen 8 wo=
natli3.
H. eers 6 Spbn,
(32S-S) Str Z, 8orp5@6aries=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-25

tinab bbanaig.
George Srebnt & Sobtt,
"ONE GRADE ONLY" Sirr'
Gnf GIaibm sefiat in Der
Sranerel an Selair.9lpcnne.
" aud " 2sL &a, Qasrill7.lA
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
SUITS AGAINST RAILWAY
COMPANY ON ALL DAY

Superior Court was adjourned until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock by direc-
ton Of Judge Francis A. Gaskill yes
terday afternoon at 4.45 o'clock.
The two suits of Alfred Motif, one
against the Worcester & Webster
Street Railway Company, and one
against the Webster & Dudley Street
Railway Company, and the two suits of
Alfred s. PinkertOn, administrator,
against the same defendants, were in
process of trial all day, and will be
continued when the court reconvenes.
Judge Gaskill, in excusing the jury,
cautioned the members of it not to Wis
it the scene described in the testimony,
nor talk with any pesrons about the
case.
An agreement for settlement was
filed in the Superior Court yesterday
in the suit Of Rose Burke of Clinton VS..
Leominster & Clinton Street Railway
Company. The entry is the formal one
of Judgment for plaintiff for 81 and
judgment satisfied. d. l. Walsh APP
peared for the plaintiff, and F. H.
Dewey for the defendant.
The same entry was made in the case
of Catherine Dixon VS.. The Morgan
Construction Company. Thomas c.
Carrigan represented the plaintiff, and
Hopkins, Smith & Hopkins the defend
ant
In two cases of Brooks VS.. Twichell,
Charles [. Bell finds the plaintiff en-
titled to the relief prayed for in his
suit in equity.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
KELLEY ENTERED
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
Warren Lawyer Says He Did Not
EmbezzIe Funds of Downey Es-
tate But Offered Nothing in
Evidence

Brookfeld. Dec. 24-The trial of Will
liam H. Kelley, a lawyer and formerly
the tax collector of the town of War
rem. took place here this forenoon be
fore Judge H. E Cottle Kelley was
charged with the embezzlement of
S1092.l7 from the estate of John W.
DoWney of Warren.
Thomas c. Carrigan of Worcester ap-
peared for the accused. The prosecu-
ton was represented by Sullivan &,
O'Connell of Worcester. Kelley en-
tered a plea of not guilty but offered
no evidence.
The prosecution offered evidence of
Kelley's connection with the estate,
and the decree of the Probate Court re-
garding his deficiency as administrator
Kelley was taken to Worcester at the
close of the hearing by State Officer p
F. Murray. Bonds were fixed at $1,000
Kelley's conduct as administrator of
the Downey estate has been some time
that Kelley owed the estate the sum
named. He appealed to the Supreme
Court. Suit was brought in Superior
Court to recover on the bond. Kelley
was defaulted at this session of the
court by Judge Francis A. Gaskill.
Throughout the hearing today Kelley
preserved the stoical and Indifferent
demeanor which has made him a mys-
terry to all who have come in contact
with him since the criminal prosecu-
tons connected with the various de-
falcations were begun against him.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
FIVE ATTACHMENTS
PLACED ON RECORD

The following attachments We're filed
in the Registry of Deeds, yesterday:
John Ryan of Worcester VS.. Mary
Fitzpatrick of Whitinsville and again
VS.. Maria Anderson of Whitinsville,
action of contract against each for
$500. Writ returnable in Central Dis
trict Court, Jan. 4. Served by Constable
Albert S. Richardson. Writs from office
of NJ NJ Taylor.
Henry E. Smith Oh. f. Smith &
Company of Worcester VS.. Daniel J.
Condor Cd. j. Condor & Company in
an action of contract, $500. Writ re-
turnable in Central District Court, Jan.
4. Writ from office of Charles T. Tat
man. Land attached standing in the
name of Mary A. Condor.
Emma P. Sleeves of Worcester VS..
Nellie NJ. CIemence of Worcester, ac-
ton Of tort. $50OO Writ returnable in
Superior Court, first Monday in Jan
uary; served by Deputy Sheriff w. w.
Scott. Writ from Office of H. Parker
and c.. c. Milton.
Attachment Of property Of Peter
Glasshower of Grafton in action of
tort, $1,000. Whit returnable in Central
District Court, Jan. 4; served by Dep
uty Sheriff Hamilton Boyd.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25

were appointed guardians of Frank
Whalen Of Fitchburg, an insane per-
son. personal $1,000.
Francis c. Pillevis Of South Framing
ham entered appearance for Thomas
Leonard. in the matter of the petition
of William j. Corbett, administrator
for a decree of the court as to the
ownership of two bank books, which
are a portion of the assets of the es-
tate of Ann Leonard.
Herbert r. Southgate of Worcester
filed a release of all demands against
the estate of James S. Southgate OF
Worcester
Willis E.Sibley entered appearance fer
John E. Day, one of the parties in the
Equity proceedings brought by Betsy A
Ball of Springfield to preserve her con-
tingent interest in the estate of Ida E
CLARK
Frederick A. Sherive filed an inven-
tory Of the estate of Elizabeth A
Sherive of Bolton, showing personal
S191.12 and real $3.50; James II. Hurlbut
George A. Jackson and Frances A.
Edes were the appraisers.
Judge Forbes appointed Moses c.
Goodnow of Princeton administrator
of the estate of Charles F. Putnam
The matter was in dispute and hear
ing was held Monday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-25
RECRUITS ALLOWED TO
REMAIN OVER CHRISTMAS

Capt James H. Frier visited the
Walker building recruiting office yes
terday. Two recruits who had been
examined previously, wished an extern
sion of time over Christmas, and this
was granted. A. H. Bingham, a vet
eran, who served 10 years with the
Fifth Cavalry, was notified by Capt.
Frier that his application for a place
in the Soldiers Home at Washington
would undoubtedly be granted. Bin
ham is now receiving a pension of S14
per month on account of disability.
No soldier is expected to be admitted
to the Soldiers Home without having
served 20 years, but Bingham's record
is an excellent one and this may result
in his admission. Recruiting stations
in South birmingham and Putnam.
CT. may be opened if permission is
granted.