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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
"THE WOMAN IN CHARGE"
copyrighted. 1901, by S. s. Mcclure Coz
BY william Wallace Cook.

copyrighted, 1901, by S s. Mcclure Coz
THE Mexicans threw the last shovel
sd Of tai!ings out of the tanks more
han three hours ago. Healy." said I.
.+snping into the "super's" Office. Hasn't
mat lady professor arrived yet?'
Arrived" growled Healy dropping his
Van and throwing himself back in his
.bair Did you ever know a woman to
,.aan an appointment on time. Letting
weH?"
the super's vexation showed in his face
and hung heavily in the tones of his
voice.
81 most certainly have known ladies
u.bo would make appointments and
rasn them punctually," said I, warmly.
Healy laughed.
~ suppose that now you're thinking of
+,at inamorata in the east who sends
,.ou pink envelop with perpendicular
,,r,tIng every Monday, regularly" This
was the super's usual fling, and all I could
A was to laugh with him. But this case
,s 9ifferent." he went on, the laugh dying
a,+ of his face and voice and the veXa-
49,, coming back Here is a woman
Who has been hired by the owner of the
nine to come out and assume charge of
he cvaniding operations. A woman, mind
voni woman to boss lot OF lazy and
t,,rbulent Mexicans, to fool with those
nofsonous chemicals and do a dozen 9TH
or Things that would keep an experienced
man at a continual guess By Jupiter, the
wav BigeloW manages matters is enough
IN drive man to drink" Healy banged
his fist down on the table and looked at
me with a glare that faded suddenly into
grim smile "Egad," he proceeded,
"weu have to go about this property in
lcd gloves, clawhanmer coats and opera
hats, I'll distribute few copies of Ches-
+erfeld's Letters among the millmen and
miners, and you, Lefingwell can run a
night school in the laboratory and teach
etiquette"
The super could not remain continu-
ouslv angry, if he tried. Presently he
grinned; then chuckled.
suppose my lady hears old Truff1es
take of the army in Flanders in one of
his unguarded moments. She'll faint, and
III bet on it!'
Truffles was the day amalgamator, and
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rs everything ready for the run, Mr..
Healy?" she quietly asked.
Il believe So" he replied. "A few
hours delay, however, will not be of any
material consequence"
1t will be expensive" said she, land
l am perfectly able to begin at once"
1t amused me to watch the expression
of Heely's face. DECIDEDLY, the new cy-
anide expert vas making a most power
full impression. My enjoyment of the sit
uation was probably what finally drew
the super's attention to my humble self.
Miss Grafton" said he "allow me to
present our assayer, Mr.. Leffingwell. You
must know each other, for it will be
necessary for you to use his laboratory in
making your tests"
1 bowed and murmured some conven-
tional phrase while she vouchsafed me a
nod and a bright smile.
Perhaps, Mr.. Lef1ingwell," she observ-
ed, you will be so kind as to show me
over my field of work?"
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ardor and clockHke regularity.

ardor and clocklike regularity.
Healys growing prediction for Miss
Grafton, hardly acknowledged by himself,
perhaps, but which was plain enough to
me, formed a new bond between us. Rare
ly now would he indulge in raillery col-
corning the writer of the perpendicular
hand and the pink letters-proof positive
that he was inscribing his name on the
fiyleaf of his own particular copy of the
old, old story. am sure that for almost
two months no answering flash of the d.
vine spark had been struck from the blue
eyes of Miss Grafton. That, of course,
was what made the super moody, for
moody he was until that incident which
involved Manuel In the abstract 1t was
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
THE CHATHAM BANK,
'EoPoLD ADLER. President.

LEOPOLD ADLER, President.
c. S. ELLIS, Vice President
JOHN r. DILLON, Cashier.
BARRON CARTER, Asst. Cashier.
Soilcits the accounts of individuals,
nrms. banks. associations and corpora
lions.
Liberal favors extended to correspond
ing banks, as our unsurpassed facilities
Tor collecting insure prompt returns
BUYS AND SELLS FOREIGN Elk
CHANGE, WRITES LETTERS OF
CREDIT AND. ISSUES BANK MONEY
ORDERS PAYABLE IN ALL PARTS
OF EUROPE.
Interest compounded quarterly on de-
posts IN the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
rent
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
MN AFFORD Instant Ense

rNTERNALLY-A half to a teaspoon
-, a. half a tumbler Of water will In a
~, minutes cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
si,.~r,ach Nausea. Vomiting. Heartburn
sS9art,ousness, Sleeplessness. Sick Head
ashe. piarrhoea, Collie Flatulency and all
internal pains. ..s,.,
la that will cure fever and ague ana
VI ether palarious. bilious and other few
a., AIDED BY RAILWAYS PILLS, so
e,iclly as RADwAY'S READY RE-
90 cents per bottle. Sold by druggists.
BE sure to get Radway'G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
STAGNANT Sewer WATER
AT 18th AND KING
Residents OF That Locality Fear Dire ResuItsTho Health
Office Is POwerless to Remedy the Evil

Complaint has reached the civ
sanitary officers chat ataeount ryuer
water Is standing In the ra,iue az
Thirteenth avenue and King streets.
This sewer nth has aceped through
the ground nom the opyu draIa
nearby The dram In qucttlou b
gins near Madison aud Twelfth
streets and runs On "A ala rag route.
implying onto open ground below
Hillu bfickNard on what h. known
aH the paEoea. garden lots" The
HmptyinE place for this drain ia
about three blocks below the point
from which she complaint conner
The nearby residents claim that IN.
stencil that arises from the sewer
nth poilutes the air. b. nauaeatiuK iu
thr extreme ana they fear II ia ln
furious tn health.
The open ditch or ravine H quite
deep in same places. Through III the
sewetH of large reaidente area are
drained. n IL generally underafu0I
that che clty intended 30 run IA sew
er down This fat Inc. tt "a nnally con
Hrrt with the south sewer tunnel.
This intention. however. has never
lrcn carried out and h~her the
trouble eumea. The health authari-
tics ASSERT that they are pawvfira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

Thursday afternoon next. Margaret
Barry. IRE celebrated afamatie read-
er. vii give an interpretive recital
at the Seattle theaffr Tier program
viii consist u Edmond Roaauas
~Cyrano de nerEefac,- Victor Hugo .
Les slsernblen' and VIM. Shakes
peares King John ana "Wlutsr $
Tale The great artists IN this lire
fer the past century can Be- counted
easily Charlotte Cushman, Mary
scott sidd9ns. Mrs. y. T. Bowers.
and - the present generation Sarah
Cawefl LeMoYne and Margaret Bar
rs. Miss IeMayne and Miss Barry
are doing mere - keep up the In
ierest In this. the highest form e
he dramatic art. than most 81 tho
great artists. They give voice ouly
70 the master writer's. aud their por-
trayai and Interpretation Ia - mas
terry and scholarly that their Names
sill be linked witb these - TIE Kern
bieg. Cushmau. slddons and Afrs.
Bowers To the student ~ iitefa-
ture. az well ~ % che lovers = M
teiIigent dramatic Interpretation DO
these great artists appeal speak
ing ~ Margaret barry, the New
Haven Palladium says: Endowed
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as a musical comedy. II has a con-
sistent plot founded upon historlesi
events o. the French invasion %
Hayti under Napoleon. The chles
characters of the play are the Queen
Of HaytL Napoleon Bouanarte. Toua-
saint L'OurVsture, the famous bfaex
leader Of the Hayflau patriots. "A
stranded Hebrew and a tramp. an
homogeneous assortment which ~ H.
self indicates the comic nature ~
the performance. Prank Kirk az
Tod Hunter, the tramp, and Harry
Gillian a. Blotsly. the Hebrew. are
raid 70 do some extremely clever
work a. character artists. 0the
eonepicuous mem bers II the cast az
James Johnson, Robert De Qaqaeg
". H. Spencer, sadie Ovetara. Edo
Harris Pierre Ia Mare. W. A. r..
ksefrah, r. ". williams, lean Ple5t,
william Grundy. Carter Dean. Vim
cent Bradley. Laura Moss. Maud
eruHdy Laura Gillian and other
heai9ea a grand chorus Of 30 voices.
me action % the play VIII b. varied
y ne Introduction u high class
Specialize.
~ addition 70 the uaual perform
49, 'bere VII BE- a special matinee
VI Labor day.
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performance goss u prove that every
point has been carefully locked afta-
o make this attraction enc u the
best IN Seattle during The winter.
An immense araount % training and
coaching has been expended on ths
Children They are witheat eEceu.
ffan. some ~ tina cieverest child ar.
fists appearing. on the stage today.
The first performances u next Frl-
day night. Sept S. There viii be
a Saturday matinee.
when the art II well taken care 81.
there is no better stage entertHinef
titan the mimic Martin Egau. with
Prof. j. III. W. Wilson's big Juvenile
Ministries, has the ability and wi
Undoubtedly make national repu-
tatiou as q minnie were he 20 60 81
the professional STAG Ills Dutch
representations are sides splitting ard
lack the Objectionable points usually
noticed In the work - the amateur
or the young boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
SPECIAL MEETINGS.

First Mental Science Temple Ma.
sonic hall, cor. second and pike A.
3. M. Graduation Of Mcut1l
Seleuee college"
Theusophical Society. Amanda
iedEe Ills rhird avcnac. At S. "rhe
Evolution ot ConHtiouHnrea.' b.
Thos. A. Harness.
queen city Theosophleal Society
I'm America \ - H. ". hall. Plot
eer block Ats. '-rha Bhle In Thee.
sophie Light" b. Dr. Mary A..
Thompson ~ Portland. or.
Tomorrow the evangelist John
johnson commences a setirs of re-
Vival services az the Bethesda Faith
Home. Ne. &c Twenty second ave
nae south Meetings viii b. held at
20 q. m, : % 2. M. and $50 .. M
The convention Wlll continue until
sept 3. Many delegates from dif-
fercnt parts Or the sound are expect
ID.
An address viii be given by the
Rev. A. e Vail on An tmmntnble
Law" In the rooms ~ the y NJ. e..
a. at 1.ts .. m. tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

iua since 1907 and won an races che
entered until March 1897 when ia IA
u hour race she lnat 60 MiHH Glucs,
the winner neerlus sta9 miloa. Mlsa
Anderson nnlahins bY a half wheel
Grace nispieN, the SeUttlo Hlrl IL
a now one. she has kept up With
mvn ddeH GA daily runs of FROM 80
% 100 mliaa. and could not hc shaken.
Alice FULLER of Spokane la also a
yeuue ridsr but has madc an es-
teurut shaviaE IN the timr che has
been engaged iu public uxhlmtinus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

runrls'a Georgia minstrcls, a genu-
Inc minstrel show With no prrten=
riaHs u ANYTHING elise tt los need
igss O. explain 90 theatrrEarrs that
thIs ls q eelored organization II tss
ahlished reputation. nc has been
ou the road for si years. The man
aEement Keeps lt up u date, lntrg
duelug new features each year 50
that IL cannot be set down as THE
same old show" The minstrel slide
h always good. and the ollp is elnlu-
cd % contain SOME slnsers'and danz-
cra equal to any.
Following the 'deorRiass will b
4 Hawrnro check" the week e.
Sept. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
ELECTRIC CO.'S
new OFFICES

The Seattle EleeirIe "a. viii move
- downtown offices into itH new
quarters at g1t First avenue thu
afternoon aHd open business there
on Monday The street railway tick
e. office VIII be- located In the nrw
room. The work - putting IN the
office nktufeH has been done at
gait. aad I'll hn completed in lnas
than three days from itA commence.
mrnt-a remarkable feat. consider.
ius abe quality Of the furuls hins-s
The ofties axtures are ell IN cherry.
and the interior u the room already
presents very handsome effect.
which vii BE- heightened whsu 49,
IN with me display Of eieetrie
goods An entire ueN stock has
been selected from this years sup
ply IN the Eaas
The ruom aui be- brilliantly light
81 with electricity tails evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
sr Dan, aIonols Raoes

The slE-day bicycle race az the
Palace cycle track corner II Boreu
avenue and Howell street. the COM
ing week. viii be- performance of
considerable interest The race VIII
BEGIN at 81. 20. Monday. There will
b. three riders.
Miss Tiilie Anderson. a native n
this country. though of Swedish de-
scent, who has always made her
home In Chicago. She has been rid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
w,,l.on's IuvenllO aiussrsls

Two little ladies. Frela NelnNas
ara Hianeh Emerson Viii da tas
Ea,ter.ly dance ia Prof. Wilson 3
eik Juvenile minstrel show az the
Grand opera house three pl9hts
next week. eommcneinE FRIDAY
sspt & Both 81 these youpg ladies
arr very clever. net only auins ihA
sance in a thoroughly artistic man
ser. bat they have tha additional
tttractiveuess 81 youth and natu II
wfnsomeness. Miss Mclnlyre and
Mss Emerson arc bat two e the lel
children who viii take part IN the
minstrel show At thc Grand opera
house. ana the excellence % their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

~ nature with a voice as clear and
sweet as Lutte possessing the
strong intellectually that enables
her to giFa the various authors their
correct and true meaning. Margaret
Parry entertained the vast audience
composed mostly ~ Yale faculty and
ftudeuts. in manner that made %
positive triumph for this brilliant
woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

The Tivoll opera company. direct
from San Francisco, and beaded by
The noted comedian Ferris Hartman.
viii begin a three weeks engage
mens az the Seattle fheater sept. is.
The repertoire will consist ~ The
Toy Maker which has just closed
q seven weeks run a. the TlvoIi ln
SAN Francisco, and "Tbe Wedding
IIau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

No Proper Connection
All that section If the city lyns
north Of Alder street and between
Twslffh and Seventeenth avenue, Is
without proper sewerage connection
and occasionally righteous conn
plants come from that section. The
drain hnally reaches tho Twelfth
street sewer. which empti'a at Lane
street. but not until iI has passed.
over the top Of the ground In illpro=
tiaed bitches and boxes. When this
flow Do heavy il frequently stands 10
low places.
One If the health officials has aug=
CRESTED that this r,ii could be great
ly reduced Bay constructing "a SEA- r
uu Fir atreet from Seventeenth ave.
nue. Go the Twelfth street sewer man.
tole Rt Thirteenth and Fir atrrra
Thew ia na sewer on either Spruce
or Alder street from Seventeenth
sVsnus west n one vas construct
cd ON Pr street, tateFaia could D.
bulii from Alder and Spruce. and
thus accommodate a very large see
tiru
This suggestion may De- brought 10
the attention II rouncli az an eafls
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

The scarchHght at isosR SECOND
avenue, viii continue that's weeks
prowtam throughout nvNt II has
reNvHl features az more than ord-
mary interest. including "A panoruui.
&C. view of the champ DC MARS, tho
BROOKLYN 1bridEe and several II th9
amusing order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Mortality Report

Thr funeral 81 Andrew Fre.ilnnA
was held from NuHneF a Stewards
chapel az a'rioek lhia afternoon. In
tetmeut was in Lake View cemetery.
Vivian. the aaYrar-aid daughter 81
Ar and Sire ! ". Hicks ~ HE'D
wuud. died Inst night The funeral
was held from the rehideuce az =
g clock this afternoon under the d.
reefion Of Huttsrytaffh q Sons
The funeral 81 Nathan =. Walters
WI be held from flnnnsY a Stew
arts chapel al 8 o'clock thlH 3 ffeH=
noan under the auspices 81 Seattle
lodge No. p - =. - = Mr. Wal
tiers vas we'll known n seattle lie
came - ~ untlmeiy eud Ia Nose On
August r.
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The Quesn Of naft."

The Queen Of Haytf~ which VII
run throughout the coming week at
fhe Seattle thsater. T. a production
q much originality. Il r neither a
minstrel nor an opera but u eiaEse ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
New Yat Delil. ParIOri
Oil First Ave-.

Tssih safraesHa sa4 fl.rt snsaiafslf
mHihaHt aaln ~ ear HstH sfis9fIfs
taafhaH 30 aasat. afasfaH4HE aFFnHn WI
So afHF fHHHs Hfs fHs affH aeH fai
barriers IN Seattle that have ths rzfaft
AHtiiaH ss anH InnHsffnHfs - rrfaaet
go asH aHafH 80 eslaefsz anG fHlHH ala
Hfaras. aHfFHfsrfaHtr ffam nafHral
seer Ard a#ffaHHast - - FaafN
nittsaI fHa i-ssa asFsHrIs - Fsta. eait
efsHHs anH tsaEh altEHaf Ntatea. EHlt
Nffrks auH al afksf aanfai wafk Hans
lstrIzsrif anf - HaHs aElafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

]. W. Young has brought suit IN
the superior court against the SCI
attic Transfer 10. o. recover ttst 20
for the loss ~ a trunk. which he
states be stored with the company
In August tSaS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

When you So uut So rufr base your
sunday dinner whether you Intend
70 set meat ur poultry. cal 1T fhe
Occidental cash Market or ocelHrus
tat avenue Hear NeHirf way. They
are sure 90 have mHf What You want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
Dewey, the Hero Of Manila

4 famous naval drama
%uHx scenery. nffouE east Of CharaCs
trrH. Introducing new actors and clu-
raut cuHlumlng throughout
ilfieca. zoe. SOC inc ard Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

For gas and electric fixtures XII.
bourne a Clark Co. SIS Second Ave.
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BaifIsships Oregon ard Wisconsin Op<n
10 Visitors.

Steamers for nBvY yard leave Col.
umhIa doeh daily $50 3 -. 10 30
m D Is. SIS. so =. 81. fac round
trip 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31
SEARCHLIGHT
1907 Second Avenue.
ANsnFnufa.a NHFs

AsANaa NFNNtH Ahfuuts
Admission. Ice.
Showing a new lot OF moving pie
lures. among them Weary Willie
the tramp, and the bun dog. Me-
phisto autdone by Prof. Herman. or
the trick swing. dance at the Swiss
village. moving sidewalks. storm at
sea. French burglars. China war and
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-31

Electric fans rtfs solid comfort
Klibpufnr S Clark Co. as Second
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Every Evening his week ~ 50
The Latest and Gre test Metropolitan
Success.
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Baitls.hip os,n 70 vhitoa Tomorrow

Steamers Tor navy yard leave col.
unhia dock daily 8 -. 81. -
m It's. e. go p. M. aae refund
trip 80
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a'soHIEY 4 HENDERSON. har.
ness and sadalsrY. 1ia Occidental
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Richards q prlsgis.s MINISTRIES

x ~ ne Third Avenue the coming
attraction VIII be- Richard "
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- ~ ~. ArmoIy Monlay.
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NoTE-Ths gallery VIII not be
upefed
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IA ROCHE. pho,osrapher. ~ 1T.
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No Proper connection

20 remedy tbla evil without the prop
ca sewerage
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Admission 40. 7se and soc.
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PRESS OPINIONS

Seat reservations Tuesday morn
Inv at 10 o'clock 81 sea tile thsater.
Evening journal., 1901-01-14
7. " & B. RAILROAD
DIRECTORS ELECTED

In the office of Superintendent w. n.
Barnard. the sixty-third annual meet
Ing ri the stockholders Of the p. w. &
B. Railroad Company was held at noon
to-day. The following directors we're
elected; Alexander j. Cassatt. VIII
liam Sellers. John p. Green, BENJAMIN
f. Newcomer, Skipwith Wilmer. Ed
ward Lloyd, e. Tatnall Warner. Ger
man II. Hunt. n. Parker Shortriage
Preston Lea. John Cassels, Charles 10,
Pugh, William H. Barnes, Sutherland
NJ. Provost and Samuel Rea.
The annual report Of the road for
the year ending October 81 was sub
mtted and accepted. The report shows
net income Of s1.73O, ,99s. as. which Is
an increase of S170, ,219.94 over the wear
1899. The report also shows a credit
to profit and loss October 81, 1900. of
S3.649, ,531.O3.
Evening journal., 1901-01-14
RESOLUTIONS NOT PRESENTED
Republicans Deny They Blocked Proceed
iBgs Of East Side Club

Republicans who were in attendance az
the meeting Of the East Sidde Republican
Club on Saturday night. deny emphatic
ally that they were in anyway instru-
mental in the defeat OF resolutions call
ing on the state Legislature to elect two
Republican United States senator's, and
praying the senate TO refuse to confirm
the nomination Of Edwin r. Cochran as
Judge at the Municipal Court of this city.
Such resolutions, as matter OF fact,
were not presented to the meeting
The meeting was held to complete the
clubs arrangements for taking part in
the inaugural ceremonies to be held in
Dover tomorrow. This being done Al
fred ID. Nandever offered a resolution re-
questing the senate TO seat Howard ID.
Ross The question arose as 10 the right
Of such a resolution to be acted on at the
meeting, which had been called for a
special purpose, and when a majority Of
the Republicans there assembled voted
that the meeting was not legal in any re-
speet, the esll not being on the table, the
meeting adjsurped
The other resolutions spoken Of were
not presented n the meeting, nothing was
said about them. nor were the majority
of the Republicans present aware that
such documents had been prepared.
Evening journal., 1901-01-14
CHANCELLOR HOLDS COURT
Many Guardians Appointed and Or
ders Made for Sale of Estates

Chancellor Nicholson presided over
sessions of Chancery and Orphans
Courts held this morning
In the former body the court ap-
pointed John II. Rodney trustee TO sell
property Of Rachael Burgess, in which
partition was reported
In Orphans Court j. b. Robertson
was appointed guardian for Mary o.,
Edward c.. Annie +. and Emma S.
Roberts; James w. V. Moore, guar
dian for Ellis Jewell Moore: Elizabeth
Sheldon. guardian for Lizzie NJ. Shell
don. and Levi S. Taylor guardian 6or
G. l.. Taylor.
Mary o. Snitcher. executrix of John
w. Snitcher. was granted an order 70
sell his real estate.
An order was made for the heirs OF
Irene e. P. Lippincott to appear on
February to show cause why an order
should not be made for the sale Of the
real estate.
An order was made for the partition
of the real estate of Mary E. Chesney
and Alfred H. Silver. Henry H. Nc
Mullin. James II. Clarke. Richard T
Cam. Jr.. and George Reybold were
appointed freeholders to make the par.
titiOn.