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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

The Trustees under the will of
Thomas Thompson have appointed
Mrs james NJ Tyler and Mrs Frank \
Wells as committee to report to them
upon the needs and wishes Ct the
seanStresseS, needle Somen and shop
girls canned in the will as special sub.
ieCt5 for his benefsction. From this
committee the Trustees are DESTROYS
Of obtaining as soon as possible a
Knowledge OF the number and Circum-
stances of the seamstresses, needle
women and shop girls Of lirattleboro
and have therefors requested the com
mittee to obtain this information.
Toe committee therefore request
that all persons who consider them
selves as answering to the description
as special tenefciaries unuer the
Thompson will, will send their names
and addresses to Lock Box 452, Brat
tleboro. Later they can meet toe
committee by appointment acd give
them the information requested by
the Trustees.
This information is desired in order
that the Trustees may be fully in
formed as to the number and circum-
stances OF ell possible benetciaries
nov in BrattIeboro.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
An Incredulous Contemporary.
From the Rutland Negs,

Two instances NAV be referred to in which
Rrattleboro men were involved. one was in
the family of a well known doctor. The doc
tor got up in his sleep, seized his wife. and,
although she struggled with him, uncOn-
>ciously administered TO her a beating from
the effects of which she did not recover for
several days. Another was in the family of
4 RrattlebOrO letter carrier. The letter car
rier got out of be one night in his sleep,
lighted lamp and started out of the room.
His wife inquired: where are you going?'
TO which he replied I'm going after some
water" He then went to the kitchen, put
down the lamp. took up glass and began to
pump water. II was not until the cold water
fell on his arm that he awoke.-brattlebor
Phoenix.
The above is in relation tn Brattle-
boro's recent fatal shooting by Nor
ton S Cresssy Of his friend and bed
fellow, Sidney Bristol in the dead of
night The Instances are remark
able. A doctor or ANYBODY else who
would tell such fairy tale as an ex-
cuse for numerically beating his
wife ought to be inside of Brattle-
boro's famous institution. As for the
mail carrier it is unnecessary to spec
ulste on what liquid he hsd imbibed
the day before. 1t certainly wasn't
water. He probably only takes water
wien he is unconscious.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

y W Shipman has Fold the Hips
dale stage routs to j L Pratt.
w F Neal was called to New Bed
ford last week by the death of his
sister, Mrs Nettie Brown.
Gov Stickpey has invited Mary
Howe LAWN to sing Vermont day at
the Pan American Exposition
The Brattleboro Young Mems
Christian asso citation and Hinsdale
base hall teams will play baseball on
the island tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Abbie Fuller left this after
room for New York to meet M ISIS Maud
Essex who arrives from England.
They will return tomorrow evening.
The rate from Brattleboro and
Belloss Falls to Buffalo and return
via G v ard G II will be SO. 80. Tickets
sold Aug 5th and 9th and will be good
for eight days.
w l. GRAY or Snow whose arrest
and release at New York on suspicion
OF the Fosburgh murder is reported
elsewhere, worked at one time for q
Baxter Read at the Rernardston hotel,
as did also his mother.
Tho eight-year-old daughter of Mr.
a1d Mrs Demars of South Main street
is quite i'll with what is thought to
be diphther The culture mas been
sent to the State Laboratory, but has
not yet been heard from.
The following is from the Derby,
Conn, Sentinel "P L Shea, who for
the past seven years has been stock
clerk and salesman 10 the Howard IL
Barber's furniture store, will leava
DERBY Sept J., to 20 into busins IS
with his brother in Brattleboro, VT.
Mr. Shea is one of the companys most
trusted and energetic employees and
stands very high with its members.
He bias made many friends here, who
will regret TO learn that he is to leave
them but will wish him success.
The Lawn party given by the Altar
society of the Episcopal church WAS u
gnod SUCCESS. about Si1 beirg realized.
The grounds at the corner of Linden
and Common streets were illuminated
with japanese lanterns and the Tables
were decorated with ferris and flowers.
Those in charge vera Miss Rnth
Childs, Lemonade table: Mrs Emma
Manley and NJ ISIS Bessie Cain apron
table; Miss Saran McVeigh, pop corn
table, Miss Faith Tyler sol the tick.
cts, Gnt the refreshncuts were served
by little boys who acted ss walters
The $ case of Nelson Champagne
by his next friend Nelson lacy v
Marley Bros is being tried today be-
fore Justice Merlitield ard jury
consisting Of C l. Piper, Frank Bur
nett, a Currier, W Il Banks and +
l. Parker. 1t is claim for refund
for bicycle bought OF defendant and
returned few days later, on the
ground that Champagne was MOOR
He testified that Tacy gave him the
money to buy something else and
he bought the bicycle. Bacon II Hook.
er for plaintiff. Barber for defense.
later The jury brought in YER
dict for plaintiff to recover his s..
The defe SO 10 addition to what is
stated above also claimed that the
s1it should have been brought in the
name Of the mother, that the IS was
her money because she collected is
wages, that Robert Marley is not a
OF the firm, and that the
plaintiff should either prove a joint
M pl m tt,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

Attention is called to Admnistra
tor Bscon'5 auction adv elsewhere.
A stalk of corn II feet high from
the field uf Carley Whitney appears in
the village today.
The travel from New YORK vas so
heavy yesterday that the White Noun
tain train had to come in two sections
-lG cars in all.
| Boston Smith of Minneapolis,
Minr, superintendent of tie Chapel
Era work, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
Frank Wright has been appointed
administrator of the estate uf the
latte Lorenzo Harris and Lester A
Brown OF the estate Of Salmou Cook,
late of Nottingham.
Tickets are all taken for the en-
tertainment at Wells hall this evening
by the Bernhardt Dramatic Club. :"
Patrons are notified that the doors
will be open at 80; curtain rises at s.
Rev II X Miles went Wednesday
to Baltimore, Nd, and will return
early next week with Mrs Miles who
is much improved. Rev Mr. Remission
of the West Village, will occupy his
pulpit next Sunday.
Franklin E Heald has been elect
ed by the Walpole school board as
principal Of the high sch DOL OF that
place. Mr. Heald is a graduate Of
Dartmouth college and for the past
two wears has been principal of the
Nottingham academy at WhitipRhan.
The music loving people of Brat
tleboro and vicinity will be glad to
know that the lecture committee OF
the \ NJ G A have secured for the
opening entertainment Oct lst the
Kneisel Quartette of Boston. This is,
without doubt, the finest musical or
ganization in the country ard care
fortunate to have CHARGE to bear
them.
Mrs Amelia w Morse Of whose
ill0sss our Dummerston correspondence
tells, died Wednesday right at the
age of 80, after a weeks illness with
appendicitis and complications. She
WAS the widow of Ashley Morse, a
rative of Dummerstnn, horn in the
house where she died. the daughter
of Thomas and Resanna Knapp Law
ton. She leaves four childrep. Mrs NJ
IF Morse of Norwich, CT Mrs Geo
Higley of Sioux Falls, S D, ard
John and PFschal Morsa of the real
estate firm of Morse Eros Of Spring
field. The funeral will be held at
the church at Dummerston Center
tomorrow afternoon at 30, and the
burial will be in the village burying
grourd there
Waldo Richardson, whose escape
from the Brattleboro Retreat was not.
ed Tuesday, was recapturei by Officer
Hall that UorniDg, after slight resis.
lance ard brought back to the Re-
treat. Mr. Richardson, whose disease
is melancholia with strong suicidal
Tendencies, was out walking with sew
eral otter patients in charge Of tro
attendants, sat down osteusihly to
crack butternut, and gaining bit
of time in this way, dashed iHto the
woods. The pursuit was kept up for
a bit bnt had to be abandoned 10 or.
der tn lock ont for other patients.
Tuesday morning he was seen above
Higley's on the Marlboro road ard
Hail wss Gotified and found him at
the johnson place where the people
had manage1 to hold him until Halls |
arrival
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

Miss Russell, former teacher Of
physics and chemistry in the high
school, is spending week with Misses
Hortense aGd Reua Hall. Mrs + C. +
Cramer comes from Clarenont Eext
week to spend a week with her bus.
band here. Miss Jennie Snow is
stopping with her brother, Will Sncw.
"A f Cutter ana wife of Jamaica
ter'e brother, " ID ellison. -Edxarl
Stehbins of Aberdeen, So Oak, max.
ing his first visit east for quarter OF
a century, is making his brother, a
II Stebbins, a visit. Misses Isabel
and Theresa McGovern of Richmond
cune tomorrow for visit at Peter La
velle's. Mrs G F Shields ard son,
John, of Jamaica Plains, Mass, are at
G f Allen 5. Misses Nellie and Daisy
Sullivan ara expected tomorrow from
Lawrence, Mass. for visit with their
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Brosrahsn.
Miss May hawley of Amherst,
Mass, has been visiting friends in
town. Mrs Clara S Hamilton and lit
tie daughter of Palmer, Mass, came
this week for 10 days stay with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs II G Liscomh. -
Miss Louise Adams Of New YORK is
visiting friends 10 town. Mr. and
Mrs Hobart and children and Mrs lio-
bart's mother of Boston are guests at
w II Kinson's.
J R Fitzgerald, wife and daughter
of White River Junction come .omor.
row for visit in towp. Mrs Louise
Humpstons of Brooklyn, N Y, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs Henry Raw
son. MIR and Mrs j F O'Neil of St
Alabns came yesterday for few days
visit with Mrs Margaret Aher. - Mrs
G B Fairbanks OF Boston is the guest
of Mrs " + Brackett.
Geo Eason of Des Moires, IL, form.
erly in the employ of @ A Tripp and
now running a ieweiry business of
his own there, is in town for few
weeks visiting his brothers, Warren
and 7 W. lie reports that Hardy
Harris has sold his big business there
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

Earl Metcslf Of Shell ionyille, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives 10
town, left "Wednesday for visit in
Worcester, LAWYER W Steele Gray re-
turrs to New York Monday, Mrs Gray
remaining here at her grandfather
Col + II Chase Miss Lillian
Tnomey returned Wednesday to her
Waterbury home after a fortnight's
visit with Mrs f J Stea Rev Nc.
Ann returned to Cliftondale. Mass,
Tuesday, Miss Carrie Cobb returned
to her Athol home yesterday after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs " I
Haigh.
TO Peet OF New York. manager OF
Patterson Bros. hardware dealers. leaves
TODAY, after spending the week with
his former Sunday School pupil, j. 6.
Ullery.
Mrs 7 + Higgins and two children
left yesterday for their home in Law.
renee, Mass, after week stay with
relatives here.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
FENTON'S
SALE
STILL CONTINUES.
It's Harvest Time for the
ECONOMICAL
at FENToN'S HURRY SALE.

n emend usruh G the
W are agab
tenl have eald he o o
eIeoll havoc creelth O
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o a
welat o t.
bGcanlw no car
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

Mrs J o Metcalf OF Marlboro is Wis
iting 10 towp.-Mrs F Z Convey and
CHILDREN and Mrs Wsllaca Pratt are
visiting in Halifax. ID p Cobb and
wife returned Tuesday from a few
dsys' visit at Putney Falls.
Mayor E. W. Blodgett leaves today for
a few days IN the north part of the
county.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

Thos Guiheen from the freight
house force takes the position of as
sisant baggage master at the deuot. =
II C. Titus has entered the employ OF
Sexton Knoulton at Prospect Hill
cemetery Patrick Ryan is clerkiug
for Haus & Graffam's.
Miss Margaret Golden is enjoying a
six weaks' vacation from Der duties
at the Brattieboro Overall factory.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
l-eH1Oya

Al Pierce from / Cnrstnut street
to - Elliot street Henry Pratt from
56 70 B High street.-SelsOn Goddard
from II Washington street to 10 West
ern aSeuIe.-.j r Lsscc fran II
spruce street 10 = high street. Mrs
S II Sherman vill occupy the house
vacated by Leach as sooa as scEe
repairs are nsde.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
SpOffOrd spray.

Arthur and Will willard, Arthu r
HYDE, Barna Pratt, Arthur Rhode,
Jas Austin and Leon Barnes leave to-
morrow to spend week at the Lake.
Walter. son of A " Childs of Man
chester, y Fl. is the guest Of Barry
Bingham at the Rushmers cottage for
a fortnight.
Geo + Fels ard family and Mr. and
Mrs Z o Robbins leave tomorrow for
a month at the Lake.
Mrs " II Minor ard Mr. and Mrs
Lansirgh are guests OF Mrs L ID
Greene
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
" hat a Tale Tells

H.. Hs- mirror of yours shows a
e.. ,SS1Hl' ssllow complexion, iaun-
= =, =. '''h. moth patches and blotches
"a ,>>ain. Its liver trouble: tut DIR
rr.'.., .Ney Life Pills regulate the liver,
sssa -Ae blood, give clear skin, rosy
H55.-, zen complexion. Only pc al
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
Eittiings.

Capt. aud Mrs. T. d. Weld and daugh-
ter returned from Block Island last
right-Marshall Moves spent few
days in Springfield. Mass, this week
Lsndl lrd r + Wilbur returned last
night from a five days trip to New
YORK. Block Island and Nsntssket-
VI y Sears of Holyoke was here over
night, called by turn for the worse in
tee condition OF his father. His daugh-
ter. who came with Tin, will remain for
the present
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

From the st Adams Mes senger.
The Messenger had forgotten that
the late Edward Parker Deacon had
Gree seen a stereoscopic view of Brat
tleboro, now claimed by Psychologists
to be the site of the ancient Babel
where occurred the confusion Of
tongues and dispersion of the races.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

A plstform walk is being built for
the use of Lamsor's ciger hox manu-
factory from the Ullery bnlidlnR an
mex to the American house ya1d. -
The new Canal street sewer lot sur
face water fas been carried up WASH
ington street hill and will be fnrther
attended to take care of all the water
in that mart of the village.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

The Golf club voted Wednesday
evening to incorporate.
Quite delegation went from here
to the races at Nashua yesterday.
The highways of the town suffered
about $500 damages from tie recent
] rain.
Rev G o Day will preach at the
| Center Congregational church Sunday,
| the 18th.
The selectmen have appointed E
IL Thayer first constable, according
to the petition recently submitted.
A civil service examination for
clerk ard carrier will oe held at the
Brattlehorn POSSIBILITIES September A..
| Applications must be filed on or Ee.
fore the 23d.
Judge l. NJ Read, Congressman
Haskins and Lawyer Jas F Hooker
have been engaged for speakers at the
campfire of the Windbam Co Vsier.
ans association.
The loss on j T Hildreth's car
riage shop building and contents Fri
day evening has been ABUSED at
S}87S. so, of which $4,000 is on this
building and the balance on the con.
tents.
DR. Ashmore, the veteran inland
| missionary 10 China, and one of the
interesting speakers at the baptist
state convention here where he was
the guest of Gen Estey, wrote an
identical letter to the North Cam
bridge, Mass, Dudley street, Boston,
and Brattleboro Baptist churches
which was read in each of them Sun.
day. 1t was written from Toxic
Japan, and told most Interestingly of
a great Christian revival in progress
in that country.
Edward & Crosby and b f Cook of
tire Northampton add Amherst street
Pierce, j a Taggart, G " Clamp aud
day over the line of the proposed
trolley liue from Greet field to the lire
of the Northampton and Amherst road
already built iu Hatfield. 1t is quite
likely that beginning of the line
from Greenfi cid to South Deerfield
will re made this season, althor ga
the matter may not he fully deter
mined yet.
The Y NJ C A field day will occur
rext Wednesday afternoon on the Val
ley Fair grounds. Two teams have
been chosen. one captained by Patrick
Ferriter, and consisting Of the following
men; LeonYoupg. Eldredge Cundif, Carl
Ellis, John Lufits, Robert Walker. Les
lie Woodland, Earl Woodward, Percy
Crowell, aud Clifton Hemenway; and
the other of Archie Monroe, Dana Stat
ford. Frank Briggs. Ellie Chandler,
Richard Averill, Harry Sanders, Lau-
renee Cundtf, Frank Crosier and Leon
Sanders, capitalized by Leslie stafford.
These men have been 10 training for
four weeks under Diedrck Stnlte, and
some good work is expected. The lis.
Of events comprises the 100 yards dash,
220 yards dash, .half-mle run, half mile
bicycle race, hop, step and Jump. relay
race, pole vault, running broad ard run
ming high jump, and throwing the dis,
Gus. The sports will begin at O'Clock,
and the team making the most points
will be the winners. Ribbon badges
will be given each one who wins place
in any event. No admission will he
charged and every one interested in ath-
letics invited.
Don't miss the Lincoln Sale at
the Brooks House shoe store.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
Sick Ones,

Michael Naming is out after a
tism. ID j Shaw is housed with i'll
ness. Miss Carrie Blair is i'll with
nervous trouble.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CARL LEITsINGER, Teacher of Corr
n net. PupiI of II. C. Brown, Boston.
Iyrte for PARTICULARS. % lit Bra.tleboro. vt.
New picture moudings. New subjects, In hns
stnum prints, at CLAP l. JONES. 7stf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02

Miss Henrietta Jones cf PO:tll, y.
J., is a guest OF Miss Ruth Childs at
Hillcrest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
HIGHER STATE COURTS.
Court Of Criminal Appeals Handed
Down a Number Of Decisions.
THE DALLAS BURNING CASES REVERSED
Chapman and Faulkner, Given the Death
Penalty Are 10 Have New Trials,
a Few Cases Affirmed.

TYLER. Texas. December 4-ProcecdinEs
today In the ecrrt OF criminal appeals;
Appeals dismissed. Dick and Elmer Nc.
Ham from Iamar John Grogan. from
Brown
Affirmed; VIII Bass. from Williamson
Louis solomon, troiu r,n"a, VIII Massey,
from Lamar, Erauk Burns, from Jefferson;
Abe House, from Dallas; Ja,ues Adkins,
from Williamson
keN erSod ana teiuandtd! John Chapman
ana Ees,ne FaUlSnvr tdcathl, from Ddiias,
sol Wesley, lgo,u Nnsun,rsi 4, !. rnVgn'
ton, lloh kauuaa, Jesse Weavcr noa,
tt.lt
Ncyvlsod and dism,sSed Russ Glenn,
auSs B.. h. hUldVn, Iro,u Bull.
SuCtuUIC i--Ou 4titts iur tne StH.c. hNi
MtAUiu ana j, a. allies, lrom Navogdochvs
Icotsc ~. Smtth, lrum ncs. On briuta
luy tutA paruV>. uuur! Muuams tdvatal.
nom hanson, Autl money, Iron BcA0t,
Nn bltciS AMI Oral arguments Ion uotn
parties, JOhn GtVvr, iavm DtdEuS, kuuh
Noutsun ANA VIA larnUS, frou smith, a.
"a. cooper y. N, Ctcpcg and D. II. cooper
from Newton, A. A. Black, from A0un-
irvm Bay John Canal atlas zone E4VN
john, tem pauaS; Lee Be9son and Iohu
Mu,mit, from clay Joe prlcu, from Con
satCS. ou motions Tor rehtaupg; r. NJ
Anderson, ttum Maucu, A. \ Atorus
,deathh irom Navargoi John Brown, iron
smith, Ia pNrtc Ed Hard, fgom BOsQnr
j. &, Manning, FROM Baylor, RuVk Mathis
land; J,hu GlosSu. from Brown MI
Mortham. fpom Red River ON motions d,
dismiss appeals. Brcn Lindsey aud JuAr
Waits. from Van Xaudt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
NEW CHARTER GRANTED.
Lone Star Brewing Company Had No
Trouble in Procuring II
TWO NEW OIL COMPANIES CHARTERED.
William Won Rosenberg ST., a Pioneer
Citizen Of Austin, Is Dead--Report
on Rural Free Delivery.

Austin. Texas. December 4-rhe follow.
ing charters we've alcd TO-DAY;
Gold Eagle oil company of Beaumont +;
capital stock SS0C0o Purpose, to pros.
pcct Ter oil and other minerals Directors.
+, II, Smith. III paSo. r. A. JoScy, H. \.
Duncan. r. &. Dun. +, ]. Len, Beaumont;
J. J Hugcs. Z, f. Ryan. waukcSha. wis.
wlushoro Creamery company OF Wins.
boro, capital stock Sl5,Oop Purpose, 10
manufacture butter and rhccsc. Iucor.
ponnors; u. j. Mitchell, & W Moore and
J. H. Patrick.
Horse shoe oil company OF Galveston,
capital stock S2J0,wo Purpose, to pros
poet for oil and other minerals Directors;
Is, c. +. Leonard, Leon Blum, W. G. Jones,
Joha Fourby, Leon Block and I'D McCarty,
AL OF Galveston,
Tue Loais book and Cigay company of
san Antonlo capital stocS SIutp ncor
pcySturs. David sanders, Louis BahcSso.
rcli aud ", H. Bitter
The Northwest texas Telephone company
OF urNAam; capital stock SotsN al, ol.
poratorS Z, 6 Gran0ni. }. II, Rall and "
L.. pUuncll
Authority Ia do business In the state was
granted TO the chicago. beaumont on com.
panN Of Illinois, capital stpck Sl,oNNVNp.
\ new charter or tne Lone Star Brewing
company was ulod to-day, with q capital
stocR OF $4,000. The old cuartrr was
Cancelled Yesterday. Tue directors aic
frank Arnold. T. w Cook. Jr William
Aubrey. j. Z, Nucggc aud W. "A. Maverick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
Third Court o. Anpeals.

Austin, Texas. ucocmhcy .. rhe follow
ue proceedings were had today in the
Third court OF appeals
AFFIRMED; Texas and Pacific Railway
Company rs, Middleton. from Blowu; s j
Allen 81 90 Ns. 10 ~ GlVvcr feom i1Oil
tou Houston gnd rrNus Central Halfway
Comuan, vs.. John Patterson, FROM Travis.
reversed and rendered., Coleman County
rs. j y Stewart ei Al, from Coleman.
Questions verified Jo supreme court Par
IRISH & Potter VS. : \ lIavss. from
traVisj g, "A lUetde 81 al W, e. A.
Hooper from NclruuHn.
o>Cwled Cor rrh~ariue W. w Tory
" J.. q nair and j, y. Dale from Tom
Gr"ya
Submitted for rchcaiiug; Cult, Colorado
aud Santa l'r Railway Company US. N H.
lNuon from Ton Orceu Rcbccca Evans
O., ~ vs. t. r Ashhurn az Ri from AtCLcn
uHu. Lucy cassidy, Admlnisr3trlA. VS.
scottish American MoU2gEc tNmpauy. HIN
lied q, A. from Travis; Western Uulor
Telegraph Company Us. Joe Epdugcg from
l0nutn. 4. G. Hurst VS. Nose BENSON
FROM NeLcni4n.
tNe next ,huty vases On tho Aockct wor,
SET tol Wednesday, December H. 1901.