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ORDER NISI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT roR cnARLn COUNTY
JANUARY rrRx 1891.
Catherine NJ Smith and al,s Mari & Smoo,
and al

HARDERED that the sale Of The propert,
u mentioned in these proceedings made,
aud reported By L Allison Wilmer and Adrian
Posey, Trustees be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to- the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the twenty eighth dav
II JAntary. 1901 provided copy OF this
order be inserted 10 some newspaper printed
in Charles conay once in each of three sue
esssve weeks before the said thi;d day Of
December next.
The Report shows the amount Of sales to
be $500 co.
B. G. sToNEsfREET,
Clerk Of the Oircuis Court for ohas Co
True Copy Test.
isa Hit B.. G SToNESTREET, Clerk.
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Nj Webb Southerland is now empIoyed and
will be pleased to see his friends at La1s-
burgh 4. Bro, Washington Favoriie Store
The Oldest Established DR., Goods House in
Washington. Nothing but reliable goods
offered at Lowest prices Write for samples.
Lansbureh L Bro 40 10 426, 7th ST N. ".
Washington. D. G. sept
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Made Young Again.

s'0ne Of Dr. Kings New Life Pills each
night fer two weeks has put me in mr. teens
again writes D. H, Turner Of Dempsey town.
Pa. THEY'RE the best in the world for Liver,
Stomach and Bowels. Purely vegetable
Never gripe. Only 2bc at T. 7 Owen.
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plete in eash number; an interesting woman's
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Baltimore, Nd
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Tax sale.

Henry Christ, Esq as TX Collector sold a
small lot ofland adjoining the farm of Mr.. B
II. Edslen, Bryantown, on Tuesday, at the
Court Houae door, to Mr. B. Edelen for S55
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN Pursuance OF our order Of the Orphans
Court of Charles County passed on the H..
Gay OF December 1900 the lawful creditors
Of Thomas 8 Cough, late Of said County,
deceased, are hereby requested 10 file shsir
claims property authenticated, With the
Register Of Wills on or before
MONDAY, January 2s, 1901,
as the undersigned administratrix will on the
said 2Sth day Of January 1901. distribu;e the
cash asse sin the hands Of said adminislratrix
pro rata among the lawful creditors Of said
deceased
All creditors interest. are hereby notified
to observe the above order, otherwise they
may be pretluded by law from any benefit
arriving flom said distribution.
MARY E. COUGH,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Thomas B. Cough.
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Dissolution Of Co. Partnership

baltimore, December 81 1900
The co-partaershlp heretofore existing
between JNo II. CHRIsrlS aud JAS.
DAwKINs, trading as tHRlsPIN DAwKIss Is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Either partner will sign in settlement.
JNo. H. CHRlSPIN,
JAS. A. DAWKINS,
Referring 10 the above notice, the books OF
Chrispiu 4 D.wkius eau be found at the old
stsnd No 2l9 So III CnArlss Street, WHERE
settlement can be made
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Bulorius Dssales, son Of Hilary Il and
Martha A, Ksde, died on the 18th OF January
1901, aged seven months. ofwhoopinR-cougb.
advt -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans COURT OF CHARLES COUNTY, So
La Plata, December 26, 1900
ORDERED BY THE COURT, that Adrian
I Posey, administrator Of James Richard
son, deceased, give the notice required by law
to the creditors Of said Jamea Richardson to
exhibit the claims, legally authenticated by
advertisement published 10 Charles County,
Maryland, once in sach Of thrse Successive
weeks.
True eopy--Test;
OATULDUs n. POsEY,
Register Of Wills fos charles Co, Nd.
MOTTO e.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Charles County, Nd, let
ters Of administration on the personal estate
Of
JAMES RICHARDSON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
era thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 26th day Of Junr,
1891. They may other wise BY law be exelud-
ed from ali benefit of said deceased 5 estate.
Given uader my hahd this 2elh day Of
December, 1900.
ADRIAN P0SEY,
Administrator of James Richardson.
dec. 2s-dt
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Orphans Court of Charles Ca, SIS.
La Plata. January Is, 1900
ARDERED BY THE COURT, that Wm q
DThomas, administrator OF IRn Thomas;
decreased give the notice required BY law 70
the creditors said Igu Thon as, 10 exhibit
their ,laims, legally authenticated by adyer-
risement published in some newspaper pub
ished in Charles County, Maryland, once in
each of three successive weeks
True copy-te test;
CATALDUS Il. POSEY.
Register OF Wills for Charles Co, Nd
OTTO f..
This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that The sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles Count, Nd letters of ad-
ministration on the personal esiateof
IGEArlIrs THOMAS,
late OF said couaty, deceased All person.
having claims .gaius; said deceased sre here
by warned to exhibit the sam with The vouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated, 10 she sab
scriber, on or before the 18th dag Of JULY
1901. They may o'herwiss BY law lie exclud-
ed from all benefit of SAID deceesed's estate.
Given under my hand shis 18th dst of
Janusr,. 1891.
wM H THOMAS,
Jan ls-di Administrator of lgnetius Thomas
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DTHR SCHOOL HOUSE LOT, .

lies directly opposite the Court House Lot. the
road and strsetleading ihto La Plata from Bel
Alton passes through the upper portion there
of ii is Improved by the Dwelling House now
used as the Post Office, and constitutes, as to
the part lying in La Plata, one Of the most
.ligible PORTIONS of the Town.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed BY the decree
aOne-third of the purchase money Cash on the
day of sale, one.tlud of said pnrchase money
to be paid in one year and nne-third to be paid
10 two years from the day of sale, or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser; the deferred
payments, if any, to bear interest from he
date OF sale and to be secured to the salts
faction Of said Trustee =
A deposit of $500, 90 will be required of the
purchased on the day of sale
L. ALLISON WILMER.
Trustee,
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DY yirtse of decree of the Circuit Court
I'D for Charles County sitting in Equity,
passed in cause now pending in said Court,
Wherein Philip Reed Wills is Plaintiff, and
Catherine & Hunter and Others are Defend
auts, mo s27 Equity, the undersigned az
Trustee will sell By public auction at the
Court House door ia L. Plat, on
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ExEcUrRIx,s NOTICE.


oapnAss' ooUar o. CHARLES COUNTY. =.
La Plata, December 10, 1900.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, that Florenc.
Nm Higdon, executrix Of John Thoma'
Pigdon, deceased, give the notice required By
law to the creditors Of said deceased, to
exhibit their claims, legally authenticated
by advertisement published 10 some news
paper published 10 Charles County, Mary l0ud
once in zach Ct three successive weeks.
True cop Test:
CATALDUS q ?OSEY,
Register OF Will Tor Charles c., MI
MOTH Tee.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, tina, the
suhsriber hss obtsined from the Orphans
Court Of CHARLES CouRty, Nd, letters q
administration % the estate OF
JOHN THOMAS HlGDON.
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with the yourh-
ers thereof legally aathen tcated TO the sub
scriber, on or before The 18th DAY Of June,
1901. They mar otherwise By law be *
cluded FROM the benefit of sid deceased s
estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
December, 1890.
FLORENCE N. HIGDON.
Ezecutrx Of John Thomas Higdnn.
dec 2s-dt
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TUESDAY, jan. 20. 1901,

At the hour of IL NJ, all that tract. piecs, or
parcel Of land, containing about twenty acres,
lying parsly in the Town Of La Plata and sx-
tending beyond the corporate limits of said
iowa to the lands OF L Allison Wilmer, on
The public road leading out of said Town to
Port Tobacco, subject toan annuity of $40. 90
70 be paid to one Jane N. Hunntt, an elderly
iady, dnriug her life, as provided in said De-
cree. This land, commo ily knownas
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Fancy Dress ( Colonial Ball
1OWNHALL, La PLATA.
WEDNESDAY
Evening, January 80, 1901
Under the auspices Of the
Charles County Circulating Library ASSO.
ADMISSION SOC
Iucludins a first Glass Southern
Maryland Supper
Music in attendance from the City.
PArRoSgRsKs. Mrs. W. B. S. Chap
man, L A Winner. 2 Reed Wills,
Albert Bowling, Garfield jenkins,
Walter Mitchell, Willism N. Sanders
Benz, Tubuan. Adrian Posey, <
DsSAlss Mudd, james Dorset, Henry
Simms.
SUPPER COMMITTEES. Mrs. Sam Haw-
kius. Hughes Wills, J D Robertson
George W. Cross. T 7 Oven. HI
II. Linlner. r P Horney. Edwin
Robey, Charles T Cox, S @ Pad.
gett, J H Roberts, T r Farrali,
J B MattingIy, Fl NJ. Hawkins.
Floor MANAGERS essrs Hugh Nit
cbell, Gerard Hungerford, Holland
Hawkins. Wills Posey. Edward
Edslcp, Harrison Bailey, Fendly
Denenf, Carlisle Wilmer
Doors open att 80 4. N
Dancing 8 P M
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Choice Hay.

I viii keep constantly on baud iU this
village for sale. CHOICE RALED
HAY. Warranted free Of sticks aud
II rsh.
JOS. H. HOWARD.
La Plata, Nd.
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Situation Wanted,

EMPLOYMENT WANTED by young
II White man Of good Attachments Well
Gus. Wages wanted reasonable. Good
reference.
APPLY OR ADDRESS THIS OFFICE.
jan ls-bt.
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FOR RLNI,

NJ, Store Property at Lothair Apply to
ne, or J. Norris, Pomfret, Nd
MRS ALIGN TRNNISoN.
jsu ll-dt Faulkner P. o., Nd.
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WANTED.

ONE or more Agents for The Mutual
Lite Insurance c.. of New york;
ihe Largest in the World; liberal poll
eips, containing every desirable feature !;
backed by 1926. 900, 5000 of assest.
Excellent opntrse, for the right party.
Address With reference
WIN. H. wOOTToN, Manager.
sOl Guardian Building, Baltimore. Nd
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Order Nisi.
III the Cveut Court for Charles
County, sitting in Equity No.
963 Equity.

Oracle &. Boswell and al
Vi.
Georgia A. Boswell and al,
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,

subucrptnn, 81 year; 3 months, % cents
8 months, so cents. All subscription in 40
,anaa.
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NOTHING FINER.
Your Attention Called to an Exquisite
Display OF Jewelry.

In the store room OF III. +. Fox, on
the corner Of South Second street and
West Gold avenue. there Is one of
the finest and most tastefully arrang.
ed collections of jewelry and house
hold ornaments that was ever seen in
the southwest The goods are dis.
played In large show cases and wall
cabinets and include all kinds OF la.
dies and gents jewelry, table silver
ware and ornaments for the beautify-
ing OF The walls and stands In the
homes. For presents, there are some
200 watches. which are OF seventeen
and twenty'one jewels, and range In
price from a nominal sum and up
ward, In finger rings there Is a va.
riety which cannot be surpassed this
side OF factory The narrow, heavy
Tiffany rings, suitable for a wedding
present, ate in great numbers, as well
as rings sct with diamonds, rubies
sapphires and turquoise. Ladies'
watches with chatelalns to match,
diamond goods, breast pins, pearls
opals and cameo brooches which have
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-03
LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION.
argely Attended Annual Convention
in Session In CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec 3.-The NTH annual
convention Of the National Live Stock
association began in the Studebaker
theater today, with nearly a thousand
delegates present.
The convention was called to order
by President Springer at 1919. Mr..
Springer said that he understood that
there were twenty governors OF states
In the city, and invited them on the
stage Governor Yates, OF Illinois,
was the only governor present. Mr.
Springer said that the remainder of
the distinguished gentlemen would ap-
pear during the convention. Governor
Yates and DR.. Howard Taylor. repre-
senting Mayor Harrison. welcomed
the delegates. II. s. Cowan. OF Texas
responded for the cattlemen.
The report OF the secretary. Charles
f. Martin, was devoted to the work
accomplished in the past year by the
different committees and officers The
membership Is increasing. and the
finances ne more satisfactory than
ever before. A feature OF the after.
noon session was an address by See
retary cf Agriculture Wilson on
Mixed Live Stock Husbandry"
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MEXICAN ROAD.
Another Line Building
Into Mexico.
Surrender Refused to Samar
lnsurgent General.
Indians in Southern Arizona Kill a
Ranchman and Wound Another.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION.

South M"Alister. !. T.. Dec. at
.s reported that the n. Clay Pierce
syndicate. which owns the controlling
interest IN the St Louis q San Fran.
cisco. Fo.t Worth & Rio Grande. Mex
lean Genital and Monterey & Mexican
Gulf railways, Is negotiating with A..
T.. Stllwell and associates for the
completed track and grade and con.
cessions held In Mexico OF the Kansas
City, Mexico & Orient Railroad com.
pany. II the deal Is contaminated
the Pierce syndicate will II Is said.
abandon that part of the proposed
Kansas City, Mexico e. Orient which
runs from Texas to Kansas City. The
inc will be constructed from either
junction City or Mason, Texas, to
Sierra Mojada. chihuahua. Mexico.
where connection will be made with
the Mexican Northern.
Tho Chihuahua a. Pacific, which
runs from Chihuahua about 100 miles
west toward the Pacific slope. has
been purchased by the Pierce syndi.
cate and viii be a division OF the
Frisco system
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come into favor again, are exauisitely
displayed In trays In large glass cases.
inner collection of scarf pins were
never before on exhibition In the
southwest. and many OF these have
been purchased and laid aside for
Christmas. Military brushes in ebony.
carved leather, French gray finish
with beautiful figures in relief and
In other designs, comprise a nice dis.
play, as does the exhibit OF gold and
silver headed walking canes for gen.
tlemen. There are some beautiful
pieces OF cut glass, including bowls.
berry and fruit dishes. wine sets. sill.
yer mounted powder boxes. ink stands,
and to this collection will be added
this week n large number OF other
useful articles. Tea sets and silver
table ware are numerous, and in the
silver novelty cases can be found ex.
quislte manicure sets complete. match
boxes. ladies' purses. buckles. silver
and pearl handled scissors: in fact
most any kind OF present you would
wish to select for your friends. In
the line OF souvenir spoons. there Ia
nothing lacking. On the handles are
various designs. and in the bowls are
no. 'Nb Nht bieiuitt VI Tue San re-
lipe de Eeri church. the new Alyara.
do hotel and depot buildings and
many others. Vases and art goods that
range In price from 81 to $50 are
pieces that will attract the eye at
any time. The American and import.
ed terra Gotta and bronze placaues.
which are gaining In popularity, have
been wisely selected by MFR. Fox.
Nothing VIII compare with them. The
figures, which represent Bible studies,
German peasant life and oriental
themes. stand in bold relief and the
work OF the artist could not be sur.
passed IN point OF accuracy. Statuary
In many designs Is there to be found
and any piece would grow in favor
In home where 1t was placed,
Clocks in genuine marble and mar.
bleized wood candelabra. carved |
leather goods. steel and silver carving
sets, are IL abundance at this store. |
Those who are figuring on purchasing
'ome present for their friends or rel. !
atives will certainly make no mistake ,
BY calling Mt VI T., Foy's store
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pamaqe Suit Settled.

Hon. Charles A. Spiess, of Las We.
gas, who has been attending to some
legal business In Luna county, was a
north bound passenger through here
today. lie reports that the commits.
sioners appointed by Judge Parker to
settle the controversy existing be-
tween the Southern Pacific Railroad
company and the Bisbee railroad pro
motors. held their meeting yesterday
In Demlng and after hearing testimony
in the case concluded to assess dam.
ages against the Bisbee road. II is
not known what amount OF damages
VIII be assessed. but 1t Is thought they
Will not exceed $50. The commission.
ers appointed by the court were
Messrs. Joseph Mahoney, John Cor
bet and Judge Field.
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Given Rest al Citv Hall

Tom Preston, an old miner and rail.
roader, whose condition suggests the
fact that lie is bordering on pneumo
mia, was brought into the city today
by two kind hearted natives from
somewhere up the river. and turned
over to the police authorities. He Is
reported to have been at Pena Blanca
few days ago with burro, coming
this way, when the recent cold nights
lncapacitated him for further expos.
hre. Although Marshal McMillin
quizzed the almost helpless man.
Preston found no "inhumauiiy to man"
here, and was given a bsrth at the
city hall. where he will receive at.
tention until able to proceed further
on his travels.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-03
Death OF r. c. Clements,

T. C. Clements died at 10 o'clock
this morning OF complication OF dis.
eases. aged 80 years. His wife died
In August last at Frisco. Socorro coun.
ty. He leaves six child en-. four sons
and two daughters; Ave OF the chill.
dren reside in New Mexico and one
In Texas. Mr.. Clements was original
ly from Snuth Carolina and came here
with his children about four weeks
ago from Frisco. N. NJ. Funeral will
occur at the family residence on South
Second street tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. with burial In Fairview
cemetery by Undertaken Edwards,
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MINING SUIT.
Portland Mining Case on Trial In
iowa Court.

Counon BLUFFS. Iowa. Dec. 18th,
first witness In the Doyle Burns min
ing case today was 4. A. Stevens, q
mining engineer at Cripple Creek. He
testified 10 having surveyed the Pro
fessor Grubb and the Portland claims
and on instructions from Burns put
Doyle's name on the Professor Grubt
and on order from Doyle put Burns
name on the Portland. Witness said
that Doyle told him in December that
he had no interest In Battle mountain
except the Portland and Falmouth
claims. Peter c. Cubhall said that
he worked fifteen days on the Tidal
Wave claim, and received pay by
check from James +. Burns. which he
identified.
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MESSAGE READ.
ROOSeyeIt's First Mes
sage to Congress.
Extracts From II Published
Elsewhere in Citizen.
Governor Of CannbaI Island Acouit-
ted of Charges Against Him.
BASk IN NEW YORK CLOSED

Washington. Dec. 3.--Despite the
cold ain there was large attend.
Hnc' u members in both the senate
and house. and the galleries were
flll'l To lnar the presidents message.
In which Keen interest was manifest.
ed.
SENATE.
Malor . l.. pluden, assistant secre
tary OF the president presented the
message. which was read by Henry
NJ. Rose, chief clerk. Close attention
was given by the senators.
The senate adopted resolutions of
respect for the late President McKin.
ley and adjourned. The house did
likewise.
HOUSE.
Cooper Of Texas and Wood Of Cali.
fornia wee sworn in.
On motion of Payne. floor leader of
the majority. II was agreed that when
the house adjourns today that IL be
20 Friday
Tho speaker announced the commit.
tee on rules as follows: Henderson,
Iowa; Dal2ell, Pennsylvania; Grosven
or. Ohio; Richardson. Tennessee: Un.
derwood, Alabama The only commit.
tee change was the substitution Of
Underwood for Bailey. of Texas, a
new member of the senate.
Hardly n member OF the house left
his seat until the reading OF the mes.
sage was concluded. There was ap.
plausc when the recommendation for
legislation To put down anarchy was
read. and the recommendation for the
rc-cnactmcnt OF the Chinese exclusion
law was chetrcd
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-03
GRAND LARCENY.
Dora Brown, Colored. pilfered the
pockets OF 4 White Man.

Pockets OF White Man.
A white man. vino is here to do
some work IN the local railroad yards,
met Grant Davis, of color. yesterday
and Grant, seeing that the white man
was pretty full OF tanglefoot. persuad
ed him to call on Dora II own, also
of color. This all happened-not on
The Acre, as Is frequently the case.
but on North Third street between
Railroad and Gold avenuee Dora
was charming in her expressions of
honey. does | lub you. course | do"
and when her caller was ready TO
leave he discovered to his great sur.
prise that his pockets had been picked
Of between $3.50 and $40. so he claims
On being refused the return OF his
money. the white man placed his case
in the hands of Marshal McMillin
and soon thereafter Dora was under
arrest. This morning. the woman
had a hearing before Justice Ribble.
and was bound over in the sum Of
$500 to await the action Of the next
grand jury OF this county. Her ac.
Grant Davis. was also ar.
rested and viii be given n trial. In
default Of bail Dora now languishes
IN the county iail.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-03
Word Contest Winner.

The Citizen was mislnformed yes.
terday as to the winner OF the Econ.
omist word contest and gave the name
OF Mrs. Laura Stansbury as the win.
ner David Weinman. OF the Econo'
mist. left the following self explana.
tory notice at this Office for publlca-
tlon: tfF
Miss Elizabeth Gilbert. being the
winner in The Economist word con.
test by making 352 words out OF the
name Economist. will kindly call at
The Economist and select her prize" 4"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-03
GOVERNOR ACQUITTED.
Executive Of American Island is Ac
qultted by Court Martial.

Tutuila. Samoa. Nov 10. via San
Francisco. Dec 3.-When the court
martial concluded its sitting today.
Admiral Silas Casey officially Informed
Capt. Il. +. Tiley that he had been
honorably acquitted Of the charges of
maladmlnistration as governor of Tu.
tuila, and OF conduct unbecoming an
oiIlcer-and n gentleman II is stated
that the charges against Tilley were
brought about hy letters written by
n white woman living here to the navy
department in Washington. Admiral
Evans vas president OF the court.