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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
HORSES ARE STARVING.


ST PETERSBuRG. oct. lj.-CCor-
respJa ieHne of To. Associated PressJ-
a Letter from saratDff prsdlc.s the
wholesale loss ~ hor.es and cattle un-
less energetic measures are taken 20
provide fodder The government GEMS
40 has declined % assume the response
Dility for repayment of an advance Of
10000 rDuDles s1r this purpOs- and the
central government has not decided
whether 20 loan the money 10 the peas
ants without guarantee. The govern
ment has meyer record ID from the losses
" horses and cattle Iuring the previous
fam.n-s " the last ten ysars, four Of
which haze been marked by partial 1r
complete crop failure In some districts.
The zemsty1 has declared the entire
province 20 BE- In a state 4 famine and
mas voted 220CJO for highway and $780,
rGo fJr rne purchase Df grain.
The trial Of 81 PERSONS arrested In
connection with he riot at the Obouk-
I,n st..l works last spring has Just
ended in ,he conviction Of all except u
~ hard labor fJr .ern Of years.
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STORM N THE NORTH.
Much Damage Don- by the Gales Which
Ragged Last Week.

VANCOUVER. B. g.. Oct. 2S.-The
severest storm Of the s-as1n broke over
the Northern coast las: week and for
three days Shipping was nearly at a
standstill Skagway steamers were
forced to SEEK shelter and the steam
srs New England and CapIlano, which
nave arrived here. report that the sea
was the toughest seen on the Nor.h
coast for a year.
The greatest damage was done at
Port Essngton just above the indian
village Of Inverness. Their. the build
ing Of the Church Of England had been
leyeled by the storm and aait a dozen
other buildings were blown over AMI
pieces q their roofs scattered for half
a mile up he river.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

the exports " roNdstutrs Increased ~
0ON,OOO r>uSlcs and thar " unfinished
produces lsOOAOoO rhuhles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CoAlANCIIE Receipts OF cotton to dato
afncunt 10 1850 ba e..
WACo.--Inc salvation Army Il now con.
ductne street revival with more or Tess
success
KAUFRiAN.--A lodge o. the Woodmcn o,
ine word has been Instituted at P.eio Mill.
car here.
THoRNDALF. The cti1ons o, this place
7yill appeal 20 tie commission o have new
dePn, nut M ncrc
DEN1soS.-- Rstal groccrs hafo organized
q urotcetiso association Bad bills mo %
ho guarded against
CENTER T,e Jury IN d. p Atims' opu'
charged WITH afsau1 n MURDER returned .
srdi nj gu!3y with wa yenr3 IN the peni-
tentgry
1HoRNpALF sch Edmonsou fell from
Ms wEE7n wh IL cors or IN town and As
>aine1 In erDRi lnjur ef and broken arm
20 VII uiohably recover,
Ml&EOLA.-~A 1871 sapmjl outfit Ia hecr
added 10 tbe cupipmcn OF tho furniturs ;ae.
ttrv at tt.s race, which will largely 10
q ease their ontput
DENToN.--rbo 9 ] mill. whlch suffered IS
this tornado SATURDAY night. vas moro 50
refay Injured than at nrft thought and vii
fpve to he rebuilt.
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CHAPMAN MURDER CASE.
state brought Out Dit of New
Testimony.

pall-s, Texas, Foergary 6,--The cy.n-
inal dis,-lat court rom Vac PACKED aga n
today a, the anal Of jihn Chaplain, ior
the murder Of c .as.s.le Baln, VIII AID
Urtw II ait Ct,ogheisl. va ~. pel
sta.o'g evidence, were ca tice s,anl mo
OF the day and gave PRS c,S's.iy tbs 5 .nie
.cftfmony they did 10 tho tHli Of ". a..
Ec-rer tg.Fcn i life sentspee iaE- Weesl.
What appeared to the genera P;ol 10
be an Insignificant hi. Of testrlsny m
the par q the FIriits IN the keirer
trial aud s.Go in taeir testimony tNd y,
SUD tcniy 3ss.nei M, insnioui im92sa 80
ana al led the kespest kt1d Of iateTest.
They had tc5:iGei bat q few pipgtes
before thgy, Chapman, Fsdlkae acd
RennoT we're together srauaJ BAN Ehen
he was baroed to daph, Drew Pfu ~
bucght psir OF new shoes from f3qN-
No Who hal them behiud ghe bar 10
Charmsn & Faulkner eaioon. 10 e.
FAR, was made TO ceyelop anything flr,
I thor from the Prulttt about he shot s.
brq WREN they had finished thor sest-
lncny the crowd was sprprised - hear ire
/ state call for the widow OF Cclssthlo
/ Rain 10 take tho witness stand II was
/ Mrs Balns hrst appearance 10 The Trials
/ Counrcl for the STATE asked h-r 10 she
,know anything obolt tie sh2e Drew
/ pruitt was wearirg. she Identified them
Y "a a now uafs, her haeband wore wlcu
I be lett hcme a. Carload an1 came C
/ Dollas On sunday, December 2. 1860. He
was burned 20 death thai night. Tn;
WAS he only sstanony Airs, Balm va,
( called On 10 give AID nsw the ~ asl
& ZINC OF Dicreiure On the part % ne STAT
dawned on the spectators.
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auMEN.s W EnplNe EVE
shows n Winter Carnival holding
sNnA ~ rhc unguc.

The Hague, fperuary g. The wedding
eve Of queen Wilhelmina and Duke Henry
af Mecklen5erg Schweriu shows win
tor carnival holding sway over rho
6iaguc, Airesdy 1oe,p0Q Halianders, with
many foreigners, have been added to the
population OF Inc city aad trains from all
quarters OF this ancient kingdom are
bringing thousands mere, People go
marching about or ia carriages siHsag or
playing tAe national anthem Whereyo"
banl is heard they fake zip the hymns
"Wiheimus Vaa Nessau" and WE Ner
Lands Boed.'
Everywhere are singing societies in
uniforms and wearing medals; sober
looking Dutchmen who chant Soemply,
oii4clals and prem nent visitors. Groups
OF young men and womca c3stumed n
white and orange and in other bright
colors are parsdng about singing and
making merry with the crowds as in the
Mardi Gras
\ ztrik ng feature OF the festivities IS
their democracy. There are no cord rs
of polce or soldiers TO hold back the
crowds There are no swarms of detcc-
tiyes. There is no talk OF anarchists
The queen bows aud smiles with gra-
. ClOuS anu tNDIONEh tNJbN Iltuts
Tho duke is cod and looks bored. He
rates his hand stiffly In military salute.
His trienda say TIE ruth is that he Is
/ exceedingly shy and Seilg only "a years
OF age, Is greatly embarrassed 10y bis
prominence.
Queen Wllhelmma's wedding gowa
woven OF the haest SIX CT tissue, was
embroidered at the school q art needle
work In Ans terd m nnd was aftsrwp
a 1.tf ~ .lrfg
mented with silver threaded RI, - - Ne
robe and train are lined vi VIZ - "
silk The bodice. which it.'tn S''
low, Is trimmed With nes v., a,,a,,y
lace The trains n. ~ sirnuSt'F
broidery alnost ii'p ~ sue ~ ~, -
trsin IL INA areeicd. bl, as was able
ensrnidetv r,d DO . days Work let j.
trai rs-atll my beirthg began 10 fail
saa,, arotaen | realized that ! must get
and a. .starh or ioSe my position, as
pIeyilcrk nd my bcllibg ~ss absolutely
yeses airy.
Some o. ag frlonds Recommended an
iuailer, apc her = CO arrh sslVr bat
they were 10 getd In my case. nor wa'
aryth us o So unal J he5rl c. S.uart'f
'F;tarrh T bets and bougot . = ck1ge d
mv drug oyc, They aenMited me from
the star; aud in lrss than four month.
VAS completely curcl Of % srrh al
thougA had suffered nearly all NY rife
from 1t,
raey arc piea,apt 20 t1ke aad 70 much
more cnnve .ca 70 use thln oihor ca
enough in favor o. Stuart'a Cl,arrh Tao'
lsts"
4 li,ie bo on caufe aud cure OF ca
farih VIII ne N ! Cd fron by atheism!
If. A Stuar, co. MARSHALL, Mich 7nc
the tablets are sold By all druggists i
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undor akiag have ncen going on for aomc
time Mr. Carnegie has for many years
been willing 70 seE out hp, an,aclal IN
tegas haSe not unti now heen dis
pissed % taks Nh so large 4 proposition
rs the purchase o. bis securities and the
aplalvama'io o. thu different prominent
stool coppan'es ~ The United states Il
would Involve.
Tho Mai and Eypross in It's report OF
The Carnegie sale has ihe toO0wirg;
Thu oaly fi,ch thai occurred during the
negotiations leading IN To the transfer
Of the Carnegie eapi,al was ia relation
70 the bonds held ~ Mr. Carnegie. The
Morgan syndicelv RSgsed yestcrdly 20
lake S6Si9 COO stock az something above
SIS uarkr. vallie, hit Mr., Carnegie helf
on. With his usunl ,enlcity of purposJ
Tor guarantee az the per cen. ipeom.
gu his Ss6 00e .00u o. Gfty-year bonds TAl;
was coucedel pt a mectiuy he'd toaay
ia Is understood
4 reporter Nho Gated az Mr, Carnegie
house Was today Informed that Mr. Car,
nog,o had no hing whatever 10 say con
oclring the ep9rts ~ circulation
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crn,rlcr News Notes.

CROWLEY. La, Feeruayy s.~-7s " Msa~
isy Of MGR DC. La. repres tp,lag You9s
Bros aref fllT md cs71sAl 81 Sew
York CITY. Is IN Crowley nesa iaGpg for
a VEGAS carnival and street fair n Crow
ley during the ccnlpg i2rllg.
The painters OF Crowley orsaaizei a
pSlnters' un!-a Ia p.eAt.
colensl W L. Stevens Il b o1 Rong0
Is In c owley taaay eoaaultinz wiih the
cl.Y coueell In regard 70 plans To- "a g
noble gh Ssh u Dul.a,ng.
Manager G ldslcin o. he Crowley AL
oi,.1 n srranslDg O rcprgsaize MS team
,og Tho coming as}s a.
The Cumberland Telephone cnmrAnY {
ucw dtftThptlpf heir islepioge mi Fu-
monty. st;'pgIrg Il 3ll the eeT y res
aaylrg beEa 4lous csrG excl
pr r. 4. VA Ia has heFlp I've q 70
q. ia,se frame tiorc tG'iA.cg 81
ioi, EAST .: copT hares saaare,
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A Big COMBINATION
VI Iron and Steel Interests Has Been
Brought About.
INTERESTS OF Mr.. CARNEGIE
have Been Purchased by ]. Pierp)nt
Morgan 4 Co,
f. u HnNBlNATlON OF INTERESTS
E, ,vs
Will Incs.e Five Biz Companies Under One
Management.
SCHEME WILL lake ENORMOUS CAPITAL
Undertaking Said TO Have backing
of tarneetc. Morgan aud RociSe-
Teller Interests.
'aNBlNATlON OF INTERESTS
Vii Incs,e Five Biz Companies Under One
Management.
CREME WILL lake ENORMOUS CAPITAL
Undertaking Said TO Have hacking
of Narnceic, Morgan and RociSe
Teller Interests.
lsncclal 10 rhr po.L.l

New York, February GA & gantic
steel trupt with a capital of $500. 90
ooo ,
"a oee" % s'"'Ne" - ""' a."
nounced in Wall street ,oday. from guar
te,s closely associated with the Carnegie
Steel company. that Andrew carnex.o
N"u S'sned an agreement 10 ssh >ut A's
Interests in the concern to his associates
and outside interests.
Tho LEADING n,r.fci,,n+s d, tho de-
on the purchasing sac were re2ortsu u
be c. VI. Schwab, now rresiden. of the
Calnexie cen,pany and banking interests
,o..,,..n.,, -.
~ wv 60"
1t was said today tnat neSotia-icns Tor
the Carnegie operation first assumed
shane mouth oc, woo, renr,seaea ives
Oh Use o'lefsA' -" .'i- "V'o u ''e Nv
into COME ence with the ban.@e.e' ana IN
frrtr.stlv di.cltt,sed rha .reel situal. on
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The GaInes Mnrasr ca.e.

shormap, Texas February 6.--.Iu the
W. n. Gaines case. tho defendant being
charged with the murder o. his brother
ln.law. Charles Koch, 10 Julg, 1895, iyry
vas sitting q night session pr court
last night. All dag has heou consumed
ny Toe bearing OF states witnesses. ~
this session tho deteusc began the M
production Of Witnesses. So far The tcsu-
mony Is the same as ~ former trial
at gbica defendant was found gnilty,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

Washington, February 6.-oklahona ana
Indian Terrtory-Raia Thursday; Friday
Gearing and colder: southeastern winds,
shifting t. norhwestorly,
Eastern Texas-Rain THURSDAY, probably
colder Friday; fresh nor,hwesterly winds,
becoming brisk to high on the coast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

}, a. Covingion on Eae, Gem ,nerco
street caused great damage To prtpe ~
and the injpay OF two llrpmeu.
ne eXplcs}n OF the lamp caesed IRE
alism 20 be seat IN, and aus; as the are
men wore entering Tho building oaa ol
oil exploded. and nS.ng missiles s.rneh
Dick loaasoa OF the hocks aud Tom
M&chell Of the chemical, The explosion
did more damage 70 tho goods than fire.
LOIS csvced by Insurance.
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pur#,ur,e. a, Cameron.

Cameron, Texas. Feorusry e.r-Birsmrs
last nige, forced rbe back widow Of
coiilr's tailor shop entered and stoIs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

A7EXICO CITY Bishop Joseph
Texa5 has arrived TO look after
OF this branch OF the Methods
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
JOINTS CLOSED UP.
Keepers Promised Officials that They
Would Get Rid Of Stocks.
IMRS.NATlON SAID" GOD"
When She Was Informed thai the
Places We're Closed.
But THEY ARE AGAIN RUNNING.
Plans Are Making ior Future AcIOn on The
New Phase.
But THEY ARE AGAIN RUNNING.
JOINT SMaSHFRS HELD SECRET MttTiN,
Another Nrcckiuc Expedition
WINS Heinz Planned.

Topeka Kan. February 6.--"Joinis'
were closed today aside from a few side
doors. and the keepers have promised
the city and county Officials that they
win got rid OF their stocks of liquors.
chief OF Police Stshl and Sheriff Cook
went from place TO place last night
warning the 'JointIsts" that they must
close their places and keep Thorn closed.
and all gave them their word that they
would sell no more liquor.
When Mrs Nation heard the news
today she showed but little emotion and
simply said Think Cod"
But do YOU think this Will do any
permanent good9 DO YOU think these So
Icons VIII stay elosed?' was asked her
Il think they viii" she replied ~
think they are shut ur for good They
WI n7ver open again &c the women con
TRUE virllant."
How long viii you remain in 10
peba?" nr
'Untn, Texas. Fobrlafgst ! have kept
the4oer1tic executive oommttce inst !
meeting iast night and decided 10 n'el.
primaries February % end let rnem de-
liae as 10 making nominations for ctty
ottcols The convention is booked Tor
March at the court nouso IRE demo
q ats OF ulo city seem . be anxious Tor
party Hnes TO be drawn aud put none
but democrats on guard,
Notes and Personals.
Austin, Texas, Feoruary 6,-I'rof l.. l..
NJ 1Inns a the Agricultural and Me-
chantaa colcge Is here fcr few days
on busncfs
Alsis an; County Attorney Vernon Doak
CT Williamson county was here yesterday
on business,
RUFUS j. lTuuahns came in yesterday
after an absence OF a year on tho road.
Mrs Il, 4. Greer of Beaumont is acre
for few days and has apartments at
, the pTlskiil.
The ca.cs of Nale & Bartholemc y
against the city Of Aus,.n viii come VI
/ ~, nday o tho Federal court st New or
| leans. The city will be represented by
Judges Sam FISHER, Doom and CAy Al
toruey BrooHs
! Ex-Stale senator JACK Beall Of Wax
shau1,e Is ~ iowa on business.
County crln.cndent TlrVcr OF Web
county Is IN town en- business.
/ This state pcuitent AIRY beard Is in ses
Gon here today.
Hon James W Swain OF Fort Wort,
( is here for Few days ON business.
Attorney Morris Shephard 81 Tcx1rkau.
Is IN toYn slaking hands With his man.
I friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

Fl aukND Texas FebTrars ) stolcp On
nig1t Il January q one cay morse. brand
ed bali circle over on left e1oultei. n
i,ick, eluflc lo.t uneaT saidle ore black
horse uule, u bands hieh. roaahca Inape
and t7N. arapded Q (? on left thigh and g
On LEFT ter' So reward for rcooyeyy 81
aplm Ill. op de'ire'r % NC y Ersasll3.
Texas, ana SIS for tsiti Guy To7uscui.
ehe-,n + rheitsop 'o1niy.
st-lyea or stoiea f-9 George Holt
man. 1909 Prsir,e 7vsnlir. HpusiQn, Texas,
bay PONY, wears old he5vy set brand
ID II X, on right h.p. has dark. heavy
mqpe and tail. LIBERAL rew..s. s. R..
Audersog. sheriff.
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PENALTY OF DEATH
Is Demanded by the Foreign ENJOYS at
Chinese Capital
lin THE CASE OF OFFICIALS
Guilty Of 0iienses Against Foreigners
In China.
TWO OF THEM ARL ALREADY DEAD.
4 Formal Indictment against The CulpriIS
Was Read.
| TIE MORAL EFFECT Is SOUGHT AFTER
rhc Emperor VIII ne Permitted 20
! Commute TWO of the Sentences
10 Bnnishmcpt.
TWO or THEM ARL ALREADY DEAD.
4 Formal Indictment against The Culprils
Mas Read
Tie MORAL EFFECT IS SOUGHT AFTER
rhr Emperor VIII ne Permitted TO
Commute Two of the sentences
10 Bnnishmcnt.

pekin, February 6--As mad been ar
ranged at the meeting of the minister's
and chinese plenipotentares yesterday,
thc entire proceedings were oral 30
writing being presented TO the Chinese
formal Indictment &gainst the twelve
culprits whose punishment was demanded,
however was read though Kang vi and
Ii ping Heng are dead. The names OF
the twelve are
Prince Chaung, commander 10 chief Of
tho Boxers. who had large share in
tho responsibility for the promises OF the
rewards Of ltty tacls for the capture Of
the foreIg ners and their death.
Prince Tuan, the principal ins;lsator
Of the trouble he was appointed presl-
dent OF thv tsung II yumcn after giving
advice TO the Chinese government lie
was responsible tor the edlcts against
foreigners begun August % ana was main
| ly Responsible for the massaorcs ID which
he provinces, especially IN Shau ST.
ordered The troops 20 attack the logs ions
IN opposition to the advice OF high man
darua Who were looking TO "a cessation
OF hosdlitiea; secured the execution Of
members Of he suns Il yamen favor
able 10 foreigners and was Tho reeog
nizea auth9r OF The Mnmarum OF June .,
jplompuc corps 10 leave
VAIN hours and ordered
or Az this time hans
SO streets OF The
ox.. Tu lly tha author
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Observations taken at al stations by the
United ates weather bureau at b M.
yesterday 18th meridian time; Rain.
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i e.-Partiss
p next few
ling IN OF a
L telephone
rreu Taylor
Stern Union
90 damages
legram an
|mber OF his
and j. V.
gcnttng the
Evening star., 1901-10-23

OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT
Savings and Trust Company of the District of Co
lumbia, Washington d. c., October 81, 19O1.--At
meeting of the board of directors held this day
the following Minute was unanimously adopted,
viz.
We wish to add our tribute to the many that
have bee paid to the memory of the late Hon.
Jeremiah NJ. Wilson, which bear striking testt
atainments. his untiring devotion to the interests
of his clients and his wise judgment on financial
matters.
friend, and such shall best remember him.
Engrossed as he was with the activities of life,
he ever found time for friendly word and good
counsel THOMAS X. JONES, President.
ALBERT l.. STURTEVANT, Secretary. It
Evening star., 1901-10-23

Loan & Trust Co.

OFFICE. COR. 9TH AND r erS.
PAID-UP. CAPITAL. si.Oooooo
. Loans ip any amount made on approved ssal
. estate collateral at reasonable rates.
. Interest psid upon deposits monthly bal
apces subject TO check.
. This company acts executor administrs-
- tor. Trustee. agent. treasurer. registrar and
- In all other hduciary capacities.
. Boxes for rent IN burglar and Arepseoe
. Vaults for safe deposit aud storsss of va1s-
- able packages.
- Real Estate Department 10 prepare1 10 a.
. sumo the management Of your ssal sseneA
Evening star., 1901-10-23
COFFEE DID 1T.

"Cofee!! Oh, how I did want 1t after the ner-
vous strain of public work. Something warm to
brace up all the breakfast craved but
every time / drank it suffered the dying sensa-
tion that follows it. with heart luttering and
throbbing Of the throat and ears.
II had no strength to throw away in that way
so decided that hot water must do for me.
lone morning l came to breakfast in the home
OF some friends in Pueblo, Colo. Just in time to
see the mother pouring some rch deep yellow
coffee into mugs for the two little boys One little
chap had thrust his fingers in the mug and was
licking them with such approving smacks. This
opened the way for me to say. Are you not afraid
of the effects OF coffee the little folks? The
mother explained that 1t Postum Food Coffee
Lade at Battle Greek, Mich, and remarked We
think there is nothing like IT. Then she explained
how the new coffee had weaned them away from
the use Of the old-fashioned coffee and tea be-
cause 1T Is so wholesome drank II there fer
the first time, and delighted, not only with
the delicious favo-. but the after satisfaction 1t
gives One day was speaking with our family
PHYSICIANS wife about Postum when her daugh-
Ter remarked. Yes. mamma. are out Of Pos
trm, and l have used coffee for the last two
mornings, and 1t always brings the tired feeling
and troubles my stomach and bowels, but Postum
makes me feel all right So
In one home they served Postum In such way
that 1t was tasteess. have found that Postum
boiled sometimes Eve minutes, and sometimes ten,
Is nothing more than spoiled water, but when 1t
is made with two heapiny teaspoonfuls for each
cup and boiled fifteen or twenty minutes, 1t be-
comes tried and proven breakfast favorite. and
for refreshment and wholesome nourishment has
no equal" II. II. Yates, Goshen, Ind.
Evening star., 1901-10-23

Harner; order appointing Roberta Harner
guardian; bond, LOCO Estate of Sarah A
Fessenden; motion to revoke order admit
Rogers; inventory filedg 4 Estate of Eliza
beth s. McComas; renunciation of E. w.
and Frank C. McComas filled. Estate of
Margaret ]. Guy; inventory filed.
Estate of Maurice w. Quinlan: statement
for account filed. Estate of Catherine Wal
lace; petition for probate of will filed. Es-
tate of Thos. F. Mahar1 inventory filed.
Estate of Johanna NJ. Griffin; account filed.
Estate of Virginia T. Elliatt: statement for
account filed. Estate of Thos Garden; cita-
tion issued. Estate of. Thos B. Stahl; do.
Estate of VIM. Redin Woodward; do. In re
John Taylor; statement for account filed.
Estate of Bridget Curtfns do. Estate of
Susan T. Wood: do. Estate of Thos. J..
Ready; do. Estate of Dennis Hagerty; do.
VIM H Birch: do Estate of George +.
Wood; do. Estate of Jas. ]. Smms; do.
Estate of Jno. A. Stewart; do. Estate of
Mannevillette E. d. Brown; do. Estate of
granted to Jas. w. Graham special bond,
$500. Estate of Chas: King: order of publ-
cation. Estate of Christiana K. Raab;
statement in lieu of account filed. Estate
of Frederika Pantzenbeiter; account pass
ed. Estate of Byron Sunderland; order of
publication. In re Helen j. Saver ct al;
account passed.
Estate Of Susan C. Butler; letters of ad-
bond, $4,000. Estate Of. Chas. A. Beckert
order of publication. Estate of Lizzie
Mack; do. Estate of Matthew G. Emery;
will dated July %, 1901, filed with petition
for probate. Estate of John K Boude; or
der admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Washington Loan
and Trust Company. In! re Dora Jones ct
al; statement for account filed. Estate Of
of Nathaniel c. Bateman; order that issues
be tried by jury, etc. Estate of Francis
kenney; will admitted to probate. Estate
of Martha A. Jackson; rule returned served.
Estate of Harriet M. Jackson; do In re
Frederick o. Andre;s do. In re Chas W.
Killian; do. Estate of Bridget Curtain; ci-
tation returned served. Estate of Monroe
e. May; do. Estate of VIM. H. Birch; do.
Estate Of Jas. ]. SinIms; do. Estate of
Thos. j. Ready; do. Estate of Dennis Hag-
erty: do. Estate Of Geo. I. Wood; do Es-
tate of Susan T. Wood; do. Estate of Ell
len Burns; petition for letters of admins
tration filed. Estate of Francis S. Obold:
caveat of Agnes Obold ct al filed Estate
of Elizabeth 8. McComas; letters of admin
istration granted to Edward NJ McComas;
bond, $1,000. Estate of Edward H. Cham
berlin; will admitted to probate and letters
OF administration C. t. a. granted tos Sarah
r. Chamberlin; bond, $500. Estate of Re-
becca N. Tenney; suggestion of death of
life tenant filed. Estate of Catharine Wal
lace; will dated August 4, 1897, and codicil
dated April 25, 1900, fled Estate of Harri-
son Gray; inventory filed. Estate of VIM.
M. Gilmore; claim OF j. T. Thomas and
proof OF publication filed.