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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-21
mem bers OF the Samaritan society. Sh
is survived by married son,

members OF the Samaritan society. She
is survived by Il married son,
RREsOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Universalist Sunday school on
the death Of their beloved me ber and
teacher, Mrs Mary h. Peters:
Whereas, 1t has been the will OF our
Heavenly Father to remove from our
Sunday school a beloved friend anu
teacher, Mrs. Mary K. Peters..
Resolved, That while We in no wise
question His Holy VIII we cannot help
but mourn the loss of one whose genlai
and social disposition endeared her 10 All
ana we feel that In her death our school
has lost firm friend, valued member
and faithful worker.
Resolved, That while we cherish her
memory ana shed the tears OF sorrow
over her departure we feel that our esrtn-
ly loss has been her heavenly gain.
Resolved, That we extend our neartielt
sympathy to the bereaved husband and
family that these resolutions be spread
uuon our records and a copy sent TO the
family OF our deceased sister.
Mrs. III. W. Dyer,
Mrs. j. Il. Jones,
Mrs. n. 5. Small,
Committee on RESOLUTIONS.
Patience Thompson, Clerk.
The ladies circle OF the North Congre-
gatinal church will have a supper in the
Willard Hose House Friday evening,
Feb. END.
The annual fair OF the Samaritan So
ciety VIII be held at Willard the middle
of March.
The Tuesday Evening Whist club had
a delightful meeting at the home OF II.
L.. Cole, ON Sawyer street About sixteen
members were present and the prizes
went to Mrs. johnson, Mrs, Miss Pa
thence Thompson, and Miss Merriman'
Refreshments were ssrved.
Mrs. q. f. Henley is sick at her home
on preble street, with the grippe.
Lin Buckley and Frederick Goodnow
are among tbs recent additions to the
long sick list of this city.
The supper and entertainment under
the auspices OF the Universalist society
AT Union Opera house Friday even ing,
win be well worth attending.
Ocean View Commandery held an OBJ
ssryation party for iss members Monday
evening which was productive OF great
deal of amusement. Mrs. j. U. hoss won
the first prize of silver spoon and Mrs
| John Melia the consolation prize. Two
candidates were baIloted for and will
orobably be Instructed In the first de-
orss at the meeting next Monday light
The south Portland Republican Club
is now fully installed in its new quarter.
The CLOAK room, pool room and ante
tooms are marVels of convenience, but
especial mention should also be made OF
the kitchen where the clubs very pop
ulsr chef, MIR. Lin Brown, has devoted
much Of his spare time for the past few
weeks to the proper arrangement OF the
furnishings OF the culinary department.
4 The South Portland Primary and Jun
or sunday school Teachsr's Union will
hold a regular meeting IN the vestry o.
4 KnighEvilIe church this afternoon at 3D.
O'Clock.
Il A social was given last evening at tn
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-21
SOUTH PORTLAND.
DEATH OF MRS. RELIANCE
PICKETT.

Mrs. Reliance Pickett. who reached
her ninetieth birthday a week ago last
Sunday. died at her home ON Front
street, yesterday morning. She was born
In Brunswick, her maiden name being
Anderson. ana has lived In south Port
land the greater part of her long life.
she was member of Bethany Congrega-
tionaI church. and one OF the charter
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L6pande No. M ao4
Dakota ylleter.

=
F0renta Staternas domstoI ira ide
session torsdags Sionx Falls, S. D..
for afhallandet af den reguliara okto-
Der terminen. Ovanligt manga NAL
aro pi kalendern, af hyilka fiera r6ra
brott f0rofvade af indianar.
D6dsfail. Postmastaren John Strand
burg byn Strandburg narheten af
Revillo, S. Dak,, afle1 haroul dagen
en- alder af e. ar. Samtigt afied Oscar
Anderson slit hem mil vester ON
Revillo en- alder af endast % ar. Han
var fodd Stockholm. Sverige.
Eft band at inbrottstjafvar har pa
senaste tIden opererat Aberdeen, 8.
Oak. men hvarjs gang ha de blifvit
skramda pa EFT eller annat satt, sd att
bytet icke blifvit stort. Det basta
kapet gjorde de vid att bryta sig in /
en- North Western jernvagsyagn, som
plundrades pa dess innehall.
ya.magan forerar S. Dakota. I
synnerhet hafra 2 stader, Lead och
DeadWood, gait framat med sa stora
steg, att det vackt upyseende finan-
STELLA kretsar. Bast synes det af ban-
kernas stal,ning. First National Bank
i Lead, med endast ett kapital at
$4,000. har depositioner fran affirs-
mannen och grufyorns, uppgaende till
$4,000. First National Bunk Dead
wood, med EFT 'kapital af 100000, har
n >ah
American National Bank samma stad
har depositioner app till S513,000
Dessa 2 stader med en- befolkning af
endasf 1900, ha tillsammans nara
81. O00, 900 deponerade bankerna. Fl
.sa sma stader landet kunna hartill
uppvisa motstycae
Saden ruttnar pa falten. Frin De-
wills Lake, N. Oak. .skrifves den 16 o1t
Under de 2 senaste veckorna har icke
en- enda bushel spanmal blifvit tr6-
skad. Minst 100000 bushels lin och
5000 bushels hvete ligga och ruttna
pa falten allena delta county, och
samma forhallande lar rada pa andra
platser staten. Farmarne aro miss.
modiga och befara att en1ast halften
af skorden blir tr0skad under sason-
gen. Farmarne trakten af Grand
Forks ha pa grund af den radande
nederborden icke kunnat troska, men
under tiden ha de borjat med host
plbjningen. Det rappo-teras, att ar
betet for nasta ars skord ar forsenadt,
och derfore maste stora anstrangnin-
gar till for att taga upp hVad som for
summats ~.
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Teol. DIR P. S. sward. ON hvilkens
hemforlofning Vi forliden veckas
hummer meddelade. och hvilkens bid
vi nu ha tillfalle att visa, var en- af
dem, som djupt ingripit Augustana-
synodens historic Han tjenstgjorde j
nagra af synodens storsta forsamlin-
gar. och fran 1891 till dess han 1899
flyttade till Sverige, var han dess pre-
sident. Hans predikningar voro all.
varliga, djupa, hierteransakande och
genomandades af en- helig mystik.
Ahoraren forbes ut fran verldens IA
fanglighet. butler och bang till de sali-
gas verld, der det klappande hjertats
orc stillas, och der endast frid, karlek
och saiighet rada. I slit umgange var
han vansall, glad och fortrolig SAINT ofta
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humoristisk och skamtsarn. Han at
Mot stort fortroende for sin grundliga
lardom och CODA omdomesf6rmaga och
erholl 1894 teologie doktorsgraden af
Augustana College SAINT utnamdes
samma ar af konung Oscar till kom-
mend0r af Nordstjerneorden. andra
klassen. Ar 1872 blef han forenad j
aktenskap med Selma Maria Thermae-
Mus. hvilken jemte s barn, sonerna
Ernst. Edward och Martin SAINT dott-
rarne Lydia Elm och Ester, 0fyeriefva
honom. Enkefru SWard amman ater-
fytta till Amerika och medfora DIR
Swards jordiska qvarlefvor. hvilka en-
ligt hans egen begaran skola jordas j
| Vasa, hvarest tire hans aflidna barn
Edwin, Elof och Ewald blifvit nedmyl-
| lade
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Wisconsin, n yheter.

Ofverkord och dodad af ett st Croix
6 Duluth tag blef mandags Thorn.
Galley narheten af Dedham.
Kapten Harry Newton i West Supe-
rior, en- af medlemmarne expeditio-
men, som tillfangatog Aguinaldo. har
fatt manaders permission. Han ar
nu hemma pa besok.
Eldsvada utbr0t orsdags alton hos
John John Larson och John Bertrand
Chippewa Falls, hvars bada hus blef-
vo rotalt forstorda. Forlusten anslas
till Sis. .o0o, som betackes med assu-
rams.
Eft olyckligt fall. Farmaren Lars
johnson, boende narheten af Loehiel
hade harom dagen o.yckan att falla
ned fran en- hog halmstack, hvarvid
han erhon So svara skador, att han
svarligen kan lefva.
Sheriffen West Superior fortsatter
med sin rafst mod spelhusen. Harom
dagen arresterade han ater en- s'spel-
ORE" vid namn Jack Ennis Tower
st. I polisdomstolen forklarade han
sig icke skyldig. Han sattes pa fri fot
soc bergen.
Kopporna ha utbrutit | Barron.
torsdags yoro fall rapporterade.
Sundhetsbyran gaf order att det hus,
som beboddes af Hoover familjen
skulle. hrannas. Sjukdomen upptra-
der eu mild form, sd att annu har
intet d6dafall intraffat..
Brand till d0ds. En- beklaglig olycks-
handelse timade torsdags a Tauble-
mans farm narheten af Eastman,
det hans aldsta dotter Agnes, 8 ar, blef
brand till dods Hon h6ll pa med att
koka potatis, da kladerna fattade cid.
Hennes rop ON hjelp hOrdes, och hem
mes fader skyndade- till hennes bistand
och slackte elden, men hon var redan
sd lila brand, att doden f6lide efter etL
fpar timmar. 8
/ Rakade ut for iva miss s6den. Ole
Olson La Crosse var fredags pa vag
hem fran Onalaska. Han m6tte pa s
vagen en- framling, som bad att fa Aka
med honom Nagra minuter senaress
fordrade han O.sons penningar, upp-
gaende till 5000 Innan Olson beslutat
sig for att lemna penningarne, bfef
hans hast radd och rusade rakt mot
sn sparvagn. hvaryid Olson b1ef svart
sarad, men rofyaren rymde utan att Is
Olsons kassa
Winnebago-indlanern aro forsatta
i en- brydsam stallning, skrifvas det
fran Black River Falls den 16 okto-
Der. Da blabars sasongea borjade
blefyo indianerna lagda j karantan till
foljd af koppepide emien, So att de gins
90 miste ON den f0rtjenst de hafyaS
hvarje ar. Sedan dess hade blifvit for -7
bjudna att sarbeta for farmarne, som
hyarje or varit for dem en- inkomst-
kalla. Nu hafva de intet att lefva af@
forran de nasta manad 10 sina ratio
|ner, Huru de skola ofverlef fya vinterns
ar sYars att forklara. Utan help gar
|iet gicke ssSsS7
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Bankerna New York ha nu omkring
$500, 600, 900 utlanta.
p Eft nytt koIfaiIt har upptackts mar
heten af Rockford, Floyd CO.. Ia. Kol-
lagret ar fran 21165 till fot tiockt och
ar belaget so fot under jordytan.
En- narganse EN- llf. David NJ Wolf,
en- bokforare forsta Naturalization j
Tyrone, Pa, har erkant att han for
skingrat sl2 900 af bankens medeI.
Ny rattegang f5r MoIi neux Roland
B. Molineaux. som mordade Catharine
Adams New York, och derf0r domdes
It'll doden, har blifvit bsYiljad ny rat
tegang. e.
P,undrad bank. Albert G. Smith
och Louis FL. Smith, respective kassor
foch botforare yid Merchants National
Bank Lowell, Mass, rymde torsdags
matt med emellan So, 600 och 500, ,O00
laf bankens medei. #
EidsvAda Omaha. En-. eldsvada
Iuppstod sondags w. Il. May & Cos
Istora grpsshandelsbutik Omaha, Neb.
Imam brandkaren ham heida elden
hade den astadkommit en- skada, som
luppgar till 500 900
Ranad och lila s1agen blef fredags
var landsman Swan Anderson fran
Akron. Ia. bang garden Sioux City,
samma stat. Han fordes till hospitalet.
lSkadorna aro af sd aIlvarsam natur. att
l:de torde ha doden till fold. De bandi-
tier, som ofverfoiio honom, vistas annu
pa fri fot.
Fyra stadsqvartersiaska. ] Sydney,
Ms. Can blefvo j sondags fyra stads-
lqvarter, innefattande so byggnader,
lIagda aska. For att hindra eldens
iEidare framfart sprangdes nagra bygg-
nader luften models dynamit. For
lpsten uppgir till nara s5oo. 900, hvaraf
lungefar halften.tackes az assurans.
God reskassa. Andrew Olson, en-
guldgrafvare fran Alaska, kom harom
dagen in till Nielsen 6 Lundbeck
New York och kopte en- vexsl pa sc, ,24o
kr. Han var pa vag till Sverige, hvar-
lest han amnade bortskanka storre de.
len af namda summa till fattiga slag-
ltingar, for att sedan ateryanda till
| Alaska och upph hemta ett nytt forr&d
Eaf den gula metallen. 81
En- famiIj af sjeIfm6rdare. NJ. Jay
Briggs, en valmaende farmare. bosatt
1 Sherman nara Danbury Conn. be-
gick j onsdags sjelfmord genom att
hanga sig ett trad narheten af slit
hem Han var den is i sin slagt som
! begatt sjelfmord. Hans far tyenne
systrar och en- bror SAINT dera andra
narmare slagtingar ha pa den senare
tiden tagit sig sjelfya af daga.
dripen Al sin eged dotter. Joseph
Weishiser en- 6o-arig valmaende far
mare Upton county Ind var enk
ling och vile .ifta Sig, Hans dotter
Pauline satte sig emell llertid pa det be-
sta1ndaste deremot. Fadern beslot SIG
da FOR att ymmas bort med sin grannes
l2l-arig dotter, miss Minnie Emery.
Hans dotter anade ora A och begaf sig /
rnorkret och regnet efter Diet 5sata pa.
ret, npphann dem pa yagen, steg af
Egrep hasten geln och tvingade Ia
|slern att fol;a med sig hem SAINT lofya
] att oldfis rier taI ka pa gifternaL
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.Allmdnna nyheter

Roosevelt biir dol<tor President
Roosevelt kommer dag att erhalla
juris utriusque doktorsgraden vid
Yale-universitetet.
Guild fran Nome. Angaren ST. Paul,
som j torsdags anlande till Seattle,
Wash, fran Cape Nome, medf0rde Of
yer 81 800. 900 guild.
Mckinley .brefkort Postverket am
mar december trycka nya brefkort
med McKinleys portrait jemte hans
namn SAINT fodelse- och dodsar.
Sverige far vlnsten. Fran al 1885 till
utgangen af forlidet ar ha fran Foren-
ta Staterna till Sverige sandts 81, ,124,-
600 kr. mera an som har landet erhal-
Its fran Sverige
Arets potatissk6rd beraknas uppga
till endast 169 100000 bushels emot
$40. 100000 flor och 290. .oOo, 600 aret
forut. Den skord, som erh6lls 1899,
var den rikaste landets historic.
Landets aldsta brud d6d. Mrs Julia
!. Hunt dog ] onsdags Watertown, N.
Y, vid 95 ars alder. Hon blef beryktad
for 3 ar sedan, da hon vid 90 ars alder
ingick aktenskap med Benjamin p
Hunt, som da var SO ar gammal.
Rika gu.dfynd Arizona. Fran Gal
licuhiobergen Arizona inga under
rattelser ON EFT ovanligt rikt guild dfynd1
Man har npptackt en- ader pa en- bredd
af ofver 200 fot Fyndet anses hafva
gett varde af minst sin millionor doll
I lars.
Begrafna en- tunnel. Fem man do
dades och tya blefvo sarade vid l67 st.
och Broadway New York forliden fre-
dag. Omkring $50 tons stem nedrasade
under det att omkring 40 personer yo-
70 sysselsatta med sprangning j tun-
neln. De som Ell dodades, blefvo inne-,
stangda tunneln tlera timnar.
RortstuIna juve!er. En- koffert, III.
nehallande juveler till ett varde af
sac, 900, blef den % sept. bortstulen pa
vag emellan Boston och Providence
onsdags blef en- ernvagstjensteman
4 arresterad Providence r. +, emedan
det troddes. att han hade nagot att
n CORA med de bortkomna juveleSna.
Nya iernvagstienstenan Dat nyli-
q gen reorganiserade Chicago Quincy s.
Burlington jernvags sbolaget inkorpore-
srades torsdags Burlingt on, Ia
fredags valdes FOL ljande embetsman for
.detsamma: Nv. w. Baldwin fran BUR-
lington, president, }. g, Peasley fran
q Chicago vice president och kassor
SAINT Fl p. Jarvis fran Burlington till
&5sekreterare. sss 'ss
En- ny form pa oiomotlv. En- jern-
d vagsmaskln narmar sig nu sin full lbor-
dan | North Pacific Coast Colmpanys
\ maskinverkstad i Sausalito, Cal; hvil-
Ken. ON den mots arar ppfinnarens
Z f0rhpppningar, skall 8stadkomma en
fullstandig revolution tillverkningen
Rf lokomotiv Den skiljer sig 4 An an
dra maskiner deri att f6rarens och eI-
1arens Sytt ar framf0 allet for ef-
\ ter angpannan, hvarigenom f0raren
bar sn obe hindrad ntsigt ofver sparst
lramfor sig.
90
Evening star., 1901-03-02

East Capitol street between 10th and 11th
NARROW ct vir, Edwin s.,
to Edgar T. Gaddis, lot Z, square 96I; $40
(stamps. so.
N street northwest between 21st and 22d
streets-Richard L. Britton. trustee, to
Marie A. Marshall. lot 40. square 90; $40
(stamps, ~.
18th street northeast between A and B
streets-Geo. P. Newton ct ux. to Dewitt
C. Cook, lot A. square 1884: $4,000.
T street northwest between 18th and 10th
G. Hensey ct al, trustees to
Julia A. Ford, lot 40, square 100; $500.
Bloomngdale-Ray E. Middaugh ct ux.
to Frank A. Mazzei. lot % block 13; SIC
(stamps, $3.50.
9th and streets northeast-Jos. r. Edison
ct al, trustees, to Brainard w. Parker, lots
66 to II, square OIL; $40. .S25.
Defrees street northwest between North
Capitol and 1st streetS-John G. Campbell
to Josephine P. Hill. lot 92. square G23; $40
(stamps, so cents).
Tenth street northeast between ID and p
streets-J. Edw. Fowler ct ux. to Chas. ID.
Roberts, lots 80, 81 and 30. square e62; $40
(stamps, $3.
Bates street northwest between North
Capitol and 1st streets-Levi ]. Bryant ct
ux to Herbert s. Bryant, lot 1S1. square
SIS: 50.
Ingleside-Emma c. White. ct vir, James
L.. to VIM. L. Lanning. lots to Z. block 6;
$40 (stamps, $3.50.
: Fifth and C streets northeast@Sarah H.
F. Clarke to James F. Russell, lots 16 and
II and part lot Is. square SSS: $3.50.
Evening star., 1901-03-02
Military Passenger. From. Manila.

Military Passengers From. Manila.
Gen. Shafter has notified the War De-
partment that the following named military
passengers were on the Indianaa which has
arrived at San Francisco: Capt. Oliver,
4sth Infantry; Lieuts. Wygant. Sd; Kill
bourne, jr.. 18th; Elsmere, jr. Goth; Bujac.
33d: Craig, seth. Moore. 44th, Levack. 44th
Infantry, and Otis. squadron Philippine
cavalry; Capt. Bratton, assistant surgeon,
three contract surgeons. twenty-five hos
pital corps men, sixty-three sick enlisted
ment. thirty-one enlisted men. Seth Infan-
try, as guard; five enlisted men from Hon
olulu. The following died during voyage:
Private VIM. Rist. E. 26th Infantry, chron-
ic dysentery, 1st instant: Private Daniel A.
Broader, A, 4Sd Infantry. chronic dysen-
terry, 11th Instant; Corp. William D. Greg
ory, B, 3Sth Infantry, chronic malaria, oath
instant; F'irst-class Private James ]. Dunn
B, Battalion Engineers chronic dysentery
and pulmonary tuberculosis, oath instant;
Private James b. Mclaughlin, K, 18th In
fantry, chronic dysentery and pulmonary
tuberculosis. 18th instant; Private Marshall
c. Matthews, A, Sd Cavalry, pulmonary tu-
berculosis, 9th instant; Private Clarence
e. Creighton g, a3d Infantry chronic dys-
entery and pulmonary tuberculosis, ed In
slant: Private William A. Candy, l.. 33d
Infantry, chronic gastric enteratis and dys-
sntsry, 18th instant
Evening star., 1901-03-02
FOREMAN WAGNER PROMOTED.
Formal Order Therefor Issued by
COMMISSIONER Today.

Formal Order Therefor Issued by
COMMISSIONER Today.
AS anticipated in yesterdays Star Fore
man Frank j. Wagner of No. engine COM
pany, District fire department, was today
appointed by the Commissioners third as
sistant chief engineer. pursuant to the pro-
visions of the act of Congress, making ap-
propriations for the expenses of the District
during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1902.
the appointment to take effect July l, 1901.
This appointment was made upon the mo-
ton of Commissioner Macfarland, who has
immediate charge Of the fire department,
and upon his motion Foreman Wagner was
made acting third assistant chief engineer,
and the assistant foreman of No. COM
pany, w. B. Linkins was placed In COM
mand of that company until further orders.
Before making these motions Commission
er Macfarland had a conference with Chief
Paris on the subject, and after commend
ing the selection of Foreman Wagner. Chler
Paris recommended that a central district
be formed, extending from 4 street north to
the river front, and from 7th to 18th street
west The chief also recommended that As
sistant Chief Wagner be placed in COM
mand Of this central district, with head
quarters at No. 1 Chemical Company, ID
street near 18th. Mr.. Mcfarland approved
the chiefs recommendations and authorized
him to at once carry them into effect.
Commissioner Macfarland has received
number of letters ana messages from cltl-
zens commencing the promotion Of Fore
man Wagner, and one of them was from
Mr.. Allison Nailor, who stated that the
new assistant chief was for a number OF
years in charge Of his livery business.
'In that position" said Mr.. Nailor,
Frank Wagner carried out the same prin-
ciples toward his horses that he has since
carried out toward his men in the fire de-
partment: firmness, combined with patience
and kindness, SO that he taught both not
only to obey, but also to love him. I am
proud of the fact that he was once in my
employ, and I honor and esteem him. and
am gratified to know that his promotion was
made without influence and alone upon his
merits. I congratulate you, sir. upon your
discernment in selecting one so deserving,
and the fire department upon having such
a man to fill such an important and respon-
sble position"
The new assistant chief was kept busy
last evening and today receiving congratu-
laticns upon his promotion, the heartiest
coming from his associates in the depart
ment and from the people living In the dis
trict covered by No. engine company. He
called upon Commissioner Macfarland this
morning to express his thanks for his pro-
motion and also assured Commissioners
Ross and Beach of his appreciation of their
approval of Commissioner Macfarlands rec
Evening star., 1901-03-02
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 2-Justice Barnard
Duffey agt. Braddock ct al: confirmation
of sale and reference to auditor. Hyde agt
Cox; motion for judgment overruled and
pialntiT to file new undertaking for costs
within ten days.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Clabaugh
Venable agt. Gray; order to produce GER
tain documents at trial; order overrulinR
motion to refer to auditor, and leave to de-
fendant to file additional pleas within ten
days.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Cole
Maltby agt keyser: order that judgment
In case Of Keyser agt. Maltby No. ~. 2Y3.
be entered satisfied and credit S63.05 on
judgment in this cause and execution 10 is
sue for balance Peoples Live Stock In
surance Company agt. Tally; judgment for
plaintiff for $119.35.
Probate Court-Justice Cole.
Estate OF Elliott Cones; proof Of publica-
tion filed. Estate Of VIM. NJ. Gibson: will
admitted to probate and letters of adminis-
tration c. t. a. granted to Ruth A. Gibson;
bond. $100 Estate of Annie e. MacCubbin;
will admitted to probate and letters of ad-
ministration C. t. a. granted to Arthur E.
MacCubbin bond, 81 900 In re VIM. Fisher
(minor); order of allowance. In re Mary j.
Wright; statement for account filed Es-
tate of Andrew j. Myers; order Of publica-
ton. Estate Of Adam Fl. Beck: do. Estate
of Margaret r. Phelps; do. Estate of Cath
arine Walsh: do. Estate Of VIM. p. Man.
ming; do. Estate of Thomas Sullivan: do
Estate of JAS T. Cant: do.
Estate of Louis c. Hills; inventory filed.
Estate Of William Wurdeman; petition to
sell filed. Estate of Frederick Winter;
proof of publication filed. In re Nelson w
White minor): order Of allowance. In re-
Lenore II. Dow: order appointing Lisle
Morrison guardian: bond $50. Estate of
William Wurdemann; order of sale. Es-
tate Of Marcelina Jarboe; account passed
Estate of Cornelia N. Mills: do. Estate Of
Bolden Evans; will dated February 20,
1901, filed with petition for letters of coll
lection. Estate of Emma Anderson: hand
writing of testatriX proved by two Witness
es. Estate of George Robert Johnson; in
ventory and proof of publication filed. Es-
tate Of William Witthaft; petition for pro-
bate of will filed Estate of Bernard J.
Coyle; order Of publication. Estate Of
Anna NJ. Ehrmantraut; amended answer
filed. In re Pearl Anderson; order ap-
pointing Catherine r. Sloan guardian; bond
$500 Estate Of Rose NJ Taylor; order OF
publication. Estate of Charles o. Brown;
will partly proved. Estate Of Willie p.
Boteler; inventory fled Estate Of Samuel
c. Busey; order authorizing collectors to
discharge duties of administrators pend
ente lite, to pay debts and to sell Estate
of Bolden Evans: order granting letters Of
collection to William ]. Howard: bond $3.50.
Estate Of John Schegel; receipts filed.
Evening star., 1901-03-02
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to tho
following:
White-Frank NJ. Byroad and Dora Nails:
John M. McVeany Of this city and Gertrude
Clark Of Baltimore. Nd. Augustus Sachse
of Philadelphia, Pa. and Mae Davis OF
Prince William county. Va: Edward M.
Bernstein Of Richmond. Va. and Esther q.
Moxley Of Manchester. Va: John g. Toep-
per Of this city and Martha ]. Warner Of
Storyman. Va; Joseph F. schofleld Of
Knoxville. Tenn. and Fannie M. Hurlick
Of New York city; John Ridgeway and Ag-
gle Williams: Willis H. Bullinger of this
city and Julia B. Saunders Of Louisville.
KY: Fremont Evans Of this city and Rose
B. Jarvis Of Benton Harbor. Mich; John P.
Willis and Matte e. Horde. both Of Beale-
ton, Va.
Colored-Frank L. Thurston and Melinda
Edmonds; James T. Hodges and Elizabeth
Johnson; Henry Otto johnson and Mary
Elizabeth Farley; George Mcpherson and
Rosa Bacon.