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LOANS or s1o

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and on the Jay yon
apply. We are loaning on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the eosS
Of carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you to pay It Of in zny
sized notes ecu desire, running Aom onc to
twelve months. II you have I loan with some
other company IRE will paw i of and advance
yoi. more money IL desired Rates cheerfuI.y
given snd nc cost to yoI unless loan Is made
CaIl and get rates Front room. first floor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
625 ST. n ".
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY
On your furniture, pianos, organs. etc. and
Won can nav it back in small weekly or month
" pavnents. ABSOLUTELY NO DELAY.
Our business Il strictly confidential; no en-
bsrrassing questions to ask you Lowest rates
in the city Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
61S Street N W.
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MONEY TO LOAN at S1z TO 5 per cent, in sums
of and per cent mortgages and begin anew
all transactions conducted with economical con.
sideration for borrowers WI IL SAUNDERS
& CO., 1907 81. NV
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN ALEXANDRIA
Railway Clerk Victim Of
Highway Robber.
Negro Arrested Charged With Ofense,
Children's Day Exercises in Vari-
Gus Churches.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, June 9.-Nr- J. Sidney
Smith, residing at I1z5 Prince Street, yes
terday reported 10 the police that he had
been knocked doWn and robbed by an unknown
colored nan at the intersection Of Fairfax and
Princess Streets at i:I5 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. The thief secured SO and a valuable pis-
toll ~ the time OF the robbery Mr. Smith was
standing at that thoroughfare, and vas pJr-
chasing clans from William Jackson shortly
after the robbery Mr.. Smith appeared at police
station and reported the hold-up. Mr. Smith
IS employed as a clerk in the general Office OF
the Southern Railway Company, Washington.
Shortly after O'Clock last night Policeman Her
bert Knight arrested Dennis Carter, colored,
on suspicion of having committed the theft.
Carter denies the charge The case is being in
vestigated in the police court this morning.
About three years ago Carter was arrested
With Frank Payne and Lewis Darlington, col
ored, IN connection with the murder Of Thomas
Bryant, also colored. Payne is now serving .
term Of eighteen years in the penitentisry for
the murder Of Bryant, and Carter served d jail
sentence in connection with the affair
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HONEY TO LoAZ'.

MUNEI 10 LUlsAi.
$1,000 FOR you
on GOOD SECOND TRUST LOANS
/ have the above sum idle and wish per
cent; wiil accept second trust loans. Com
mission charged D. c. real estate only.
address BOX 3Is. this Office. je1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4. ~ AND 5 PER
CENT on D. c. REALTY: SECURITY OF
FERED REGULATING RATE. IMMEDIATE
ALLOW ANCES. EXPENSES SMALL.
ies-Im c c. WARING, 1ll4 st. NV.
Money Loaned Salaried People,
Retail merchants. te.cEisters, boarding houses,
without security; 3,rrest business II ~ prin-
ciDaI cities. TOINaN Room l0I, 533 18th st.
M ml4-u
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STORAGE.

Why PAY $50 for storage when we store for
75c? UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY,
40 10th ST MS
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PASTURE.

WANTED-Horses TO pasture at s per mo- at
Shreves Farm; also farm hand. Inquire R.
ALLIE SHREVE. BIadensburg Road, Nd.
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HOTELS.
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS AND SUITES
With BATHS Delightful and cool.
LOW RATES FOR THE SUMNER.
Barton's, 7zs Fifteenth Street
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF C0LUMBIA--WILBIAM l. MILLER rs.
LOUISA VI. MILLER ct al. No. 1850
II equity.
Burr y Ed rards, having reported that as
trustee in the above entitled cause, he has
made tie following sales of real estate n
square S3T in the city OF Washington, IN this
District, namely:
The southern "a feet 9 inches Of original lot
Three f3) BY depth of los fest ! inch. TO Wiz
liam y Morrison for -. lis.
The q feet front by full depth Of the same
lot adjoining on the north the above parcel,
to Fayette C. BroSrn for 81. S23 SO
Part Of original lot, four %. being premises
9Ie Sixth Street northeast, TO MaTgaretha Meyer
for g. as.
Part Of said lot four a., being premises S14
on same street to Ira G. Stott for s3,325-
Part of said lot four a. being premises 3lS
on same street, to said Scott for $, 215- 1t Is,
this tn day of June 4. D. 1902. motion
Of the complainant. b. his solicitor, George
Francis Williams, ESQ, ordered that said sales
be confirmed. unless cause to the contrary be
shown on OF before the 7tis day Of July next;
provided this order be published once q week
for three successive weeks before said last
mentioned day IN the Washington Law Re
porter7' and in The Washington Times.
(SeaI) A B HAGNER,
Associate Justice.
.r-,a ror,v-Tas+
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PERSONALS.

are they2 Why they
the ones who crowd store and fnd the
host tailor made suit Of clothes (slghtiy
used) but prove satisfactory in looks, price
and wear 10 all You are losing by not taking
the advantage that many others have been for
thirtv-fvt years past 1S65-JUSTHs OLD
STAND I902-5I9 St es-1
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MONEY TO LOAN

At the Lowest Rates Of Interest on D. c
Real Estate Security
FRANK T. RANKINGS, 1893 Pa ave
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLTMBIA--LENUELR OBEY ET Al
Is JOHN ". J4CoB ET AL. In equity.
No. 1880.
Philip Walker and F Edward Mitchell.
trustees in the above entitled cause, having
reported to the court the sale 10 James F.
Childress. for the sum Of sixteen hundred and
ninety dollars 81. $1,000, Of the property at
issue in this cause. being the east thirty-sevea
(3T) feet seven and oue-half CD inches. by
the full depth Of lot two ~ IN square nine
hundred and seventy-fve (975), 1t Is. this 2sth
day of May, 1902 by the court ordered TINT
the said sale be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on OF before
the 18th DAY OF JUNE. 1902; provided
copy Of this order be published once 4 week
for three successive weeks in the Washing
ton Law Reporter" and The Washington Times
before the last named day.
4 B. HAGNER, Associate Justice
True copy-Test:
J. R. YOUNG. Clerk
By NJ. A. CLANCY. asst Clerk ie2.s.ie
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Can't r 7. knox mas S0tQ ICT DabDeE mem
don. trustee, lot Of ground With buildings
thereon situated at the intersection OF the north
side Of Prince and west side OF Patrick Streets.
to John Miller, Of Washington, D. C., for
s. 49, cash, subject to the annual ground rent
Of s49s2
Under deed OF trust. s H Lunt. auctioneer.
has sold house and lot known as AZ Prince
Street. TO Or. T. V. Jones for $500
". L. stinnet aagman Of freight train No
p which was in the wreck at Fairfax Station
Yesterday morning, and who is now confined
at the Alexandria Hospital, is improving, and
II Is expected that he viii be able to leave
that institution in few days. The other in
lured men are also rapidly recovering
Commencing on Sunday next the second mas
at St. 3eary's Catholic Church viii be cele-
brated at 10 O'Clock instead Of 1890 O'Clock
as heretofore, and the vesPer services viii be
held at p. m, iastead CT 4 p m
Mrs. Smith. wife Of -. W. N. smi;'s. super
intendent Of the city aImsi.ouse, who was re
Gently thrown from a buggy in runaway ac-
eident and severely injured. has been removed
TO her home from the Alexandra Hospital She
Is rapidly recovering
The quarterly meeting services at the Free
Methodist Church, on South Lee Street, which
commenced last Friday night. were concluded
last night The services have been in charge Of
Rev George Eakins, Of Philadelphia.
The WoodIawn Farriers Club viii hold their
monthly meeting June y at the residence Of
Sir. E E Mason, in Fairfax county, below this
city
Mrs william F. Robertson and children, OF
Wilmington, n G., are visiting Mrs. Henry F.
Robertson. on South Washington Street.
Religious services we're held at the almshorSe
at o'clock yesterday afternoon by Rev Mr..
WEIGH. Of Del Ray, Alexandra county
MIS- Alice Lewis Turner. Of Fauquicr county,
IS visiting Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas, on Came
! roH Street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-09

ChildTen's Day exercises were held last night
in the Methodist Episcopal Church. There was
an unusually large gathering present and the
church was prettily decorated with palms and
potted plants FOR the occasion An interesting
musical and literary program was rendered
Miss Cockey presided at the organ and Mr.
De HoH was cornetist- The following was the
program rendered: Professional song. Vel
come, Children's Day, . school; song. We Are
Gentle Soldiers" school; prayer, pastor; song,
s.Just a Sunbeam" school; Scripture lesson;
song, Hail These Hours of Gladness," primary
school: address, .-Children's Welcome Marvin
Markey: song, IAN is Well" school; recita-
ton, mammals Kisses" Marian Henshaw; solo,
'.River OF Eden Julia Davis; recitation, Tho
Flowers Elizabeth Stump, Janet Rischeiil,
Jessie Crump, Myrtle Fitzsimmons, Lucille
Dienelt: song. Growing Up for Jesus, primary
school; recitation, The Little Child" Bessie
ToIbert; song. Joy, Joyl joy school; reel
tation, Put Your Pennies IN. Hattie Pollard.
collection; song, Beautiful Roses" school,
recitation, Rosy Lips Grace Netherland'
solo. Sing With Rejoicing" Jessie Chilcott;
recitation, Tots Speech Katie Purvis; song.
'egyeleeme 10 Summer" school The exercises
closed with benediction-
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FOUND.

FGUND-Iunc e. hound. O7ner can lave same
BY proving property $50 Navy Place Sc. ms
FOUND-At Lscey's most modern ice cream
factory in America, delicious chocolates, va
niIla, and strawberry ice cream; made from
tie fruit not the acid; 9Oc per gallon. AlsG
I.acey's special, Tec per gallon Office. cGT New
YORK Ave 'Phcne Main 933 deIo-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-09
FORTY THOUSAND FED
ON ST. VINCENT ISLAND
Commander of Cruiser Cincinnati Re-
ports on La Soufriere Tragedy
and Relief Work.

The Navy Department has received a
report from Commander T. c. Mclean,
in command Of the cruiser Cincinnati,
Oh the conditions in the Island Of St.
Vincent, as seen from the man-of-war
during a trip around the island. It fol-
lows;
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The regular services at the First Baptist
Church were last night dispensed with and the
Children's Day exercises were used in their
stead. There was a large gathering at this
church, and an interesting and well-rendered
program vas carried out. The choir was ably
assisted by Miss Edna Scott Smith and Mr.
Walter Birch, Of Washington.
The program was as follows: ''Hark, Hark
Ny Soul" doxology, congregation invocation;
soprano solo. know Ye the Lord" Miss
Graves; tenor solo, Beyond the Gates Of Para
disc" Air. Birch; contTalto solo, Eternal
Dav." Miss Smith; hymn, No. 800, congrcga-
tien: sermon. THE Souls Picture Gallery
Rev. George L Hunt, pastor; solo and chorus.
seek Ye the Lord" baritone solo. by the
Waters Of Babylon Nr. Clabaugh; hymn, No
800; benediction; organist. Mr. " Il Starnell;
director, Mr. Joseph F. Rodgers
Special Children's Day exercises were also
held in the Methodist Protestant Church, on
North Washington Street. and an interesting
musical and literary program was rendered a
large crowd WAS present
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FOR SALE-HoRSES AND We
HTCLES.

FOR SALE-One rubber tire surrey. harness and
horse. Apply after G. S25 Maryland ave. nv.
c9-3
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Ms william F. Robertson and children. OF
Wilmington, \. G. are visiting Mrs. Henry F.
Robertson. on South Washington Street.
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Religious services we're held at the almShouSe
at o'clock yesterday afternoon by Rev. Mr.
WEIGH. of Del RAY. Alexandria county
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4 true copy-Test-
J. R. YOUNG. Clerk
BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
ie9. %
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Mrs Alice Lewis Turner. Of Fauquier county,
IS visiting Mrs. J. Sidney Douglas, on Came
roII Street
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The WoodIawn Farriers' Club viii hold their
monthly meeting June y at the residence Of
sir. E E Mason, in Fairfax county, below this
city.
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FOR SALE-One large horse, suitable for heavy
work; one small horse, suitable for buggy OF
light work; one surrey. in good condition. one
delivery wagon. J. " BARKER, 40I 9Th st.
~ MS
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FOR sALE-One pony and one dancing horse,
cheap. ST. NV. ms-5
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FOR SALE-Driving or riding horse, o. light
work. l2Is 9th ST. NV ns-3
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FARMERS AND CITY MEN. take notice: To
be sold without reserve: Is horses and mares,
ranging in age from 20 years; weight, go
to 100 pounds: suitable for any business
Also two fast driving mares; no reasonable
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FOR SALE-EIegant rubber tire runabout,
skeleton harness. and white pacing horse: can
go in $40 or no sale. Apply MAN MINISTER.
1913 st. ef-5
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( FOR SALF-No reasonable oGer refused. One
{ bav family mare years old; also one 1-year-
( old bav horse suitable for groeeryInsn fam
lis work, or would make excellent farm mare;
I wagons, traps carriages harness and stable
I utensils Call rear POOP t4th s.. nv. m9-7
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FUR NALt-In Cap1 UaE II7Is1, wight I1I7'7'
years old. Apply 100 1st St nv. e9.2
FOR SALE-Bargain. buggy, SIS; delivery
wagon. So 1893 4th St e5-S
FOR sALE-Ten heavy dapple gray horses and
pares. suitable for heavy hauling ans! farm
purposes; 10 offer refused. Call house 212 ~
t. !liJ-'
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The quarterly meeting services at the Free
Methodist Church, on South Lee Street, which
commenced last Friday night. were concluded
last night. The services have been in charge Of
Rev George Eakins, of Philadelphia.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-06-25

Press dispatches Of last night state
that an operation for appendicitis had
been performed on the king Of England
and that grave doubts are entertained
as to whether or not he will liyc to bc
crowned.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-06-25

" eastern Oregon could only have II
reservation opening, a famine, with sky
high prices for grub, and import few
Klondike hardsl,ips, IL might secure II
boom Of the crazy stampede variety.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-06-25

Cove districts. In that event. u right.
of.way can probably be secured over the
county road to Baker City. The Hi.
gard Granite road, Of which survey
has already been made. could easily be
extended to Sumpter. The o. X. Il n.
would doubtless prefer to build in from
Haines, switchbnck between Rock and
Little Cracker creeks and come down
the latter and Powder river grade.
The origin of this enterprise is found
in the dictatorial, vindictive, malice in
spired policy Of the Sumpter Valley
railway management. For several years
the people Of this region, the business
men Of Sumpter and the mining men Of
this district especially, have been kept
in a state Of constant irritation through
their dealings with this road. The re.
cent action, curtailing the train service
by half, aggravating and intensity.
ing the Inconvenience heretofore i'm.
posed, seems to have been the last
straw that broke the cainel's back, and
the people who are paying the company
hundreds Of thousands annually have
decided to offer that monev to any one
who cares to earn it-and II IL an Ell.
ticing purse to hang up Tor competition,
too.
Not since the writer has been in east
ern Oregon has he seen the long suffer.
ing, absurdly docilc citizens Of this
region so wrought up and indignant AZ
they are ut present, their resentment
being aimed at David Eccles, the ALLEN
owner Of the road, the grasping, avaric.
ious, ignorant dictator, who chooses to
handicap and retard the growth of this
rich region, annoy and hamper m their
efforts the enterprising people who are
cndeavoring to develop it. A rebellion
has been inaugurated against his imDe-
cilc reign that il going to eventually
result in emanci patton.
And there is not another paper in
sumpter or Baker City that dares to
publish this truth.
II in want Of clothing, see Neill Mer.
camille company.
Fresh candy daily ut Hoffman's Bak.
cry.
Shoes Of all kinds Mt Neill Mercantile
I'.o G;,nt ,,nwaor fus. unI cu M
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-06-25

TmE president Of the French Republic
signed, last February, II new code Of
mining laws applicable to Madagascar,
and IL was published in the colony ON
the 18th Of March. The changes intro
duced mainly refer 10 increased facilities
in procuring prospecting and mining
licenses, nv also n wider choice in the
selection Of lands for extracting gold
the precious metals, and precious stones.
There are advantageous clauses relating
to transactions by power Of attorney
and the transfer and mortgage Of mining
property.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-06-25

A CONTRACT has been drawn, in legal
form, pledging the signers for ten years
to ship all freight over any road, steam
or electric, that shall bc built into this
district from any point on the main line
Of the q. X. Il n. During the next few
weeks this contract will be circulated
among business men Of Sumpter and
camps to the west, north and south,
and all mining men in contiguous dis
tricts. That IL will be signed very cx.
tcnsivcly, almost unanimously, there IL
scarcely II doubt.
The gentlemen who are engineering
this movement are men who succeed In
what they undertake.; they are not Of
the kind who clash IN the pan" They
feel confident that they can secure
enough business to induce the q. X. Il
n. To construct the line. II they fail in
this, they will organize company and
build u road themselves. This pledged
business will certainly aid and perhaps
enable them to float the bonds. There
il not doubt but what sufficient busi-
ness will be- pledged by responsible
people 'o far more than guarantee the
interest ON the bonds, and that il the
prime requisite in securing capital for
such an enterprise.
Sumpter can be- reached by three dif.
fcrcnt routes, and right.of.way readily
secured over either. In case that II
shall bc found necessary tn operate the
road by electricity, generated by one Of
the three big water power propositions
that will b- developed during the next
few months, il will doubtless bc by the
company now planning to build the line
from here to Cracker Creek and Cable
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-06-25

Shoes Of all kinds ut Neill Mcrcantil,
company's.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-07
ATKINSON IN NEW FIELD.
Starts Negotiations for Purchase OF
Montaomery Street Railway.

Starts Negotiations for Purchase of
Montgomery Street Railway.
Montgomery, Ala, May 6.-H. M. At
kinson, of Atlanta; G. H. Davis, gen
eral manager of the Birmingham
street car system, and j. A. Emery,
superintendent of construction of the
same ssytem, spent yesterday in Mont
gOmery. AS a result negotiations are
we'll under way for the purchase of the
Montgomery street railroad.
Atkinson and Davis went to Birming-
ham last night. but Emery remained
over and is making a careful examina-
ton of the property The deal is be.
ing negotiated by President A. M.
Baldwin, of the First National bank,
who gave a dining at which all parties
interested sat down together
Mr.. Emery was seen in consultation
with General Manager Scott, of the
local company, but made no statement
further than to admit that negotiations
are under way.
w. A. Vandiver in an interview says
that if the deal is put through it will
make no difference with the construc-
ton of the new system which is now
under way.
Report has it that a part of the At.
kinson deal here is the purchase of one
of the Montgomery papers or the start
ing of new afternoon daily
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-07
DIAM0Nn nYEc are the ), simplest
DEAMUWU UFEN dyes made A child
can use them.
VERY ATTRACTIVE RATES
Offered By seab0ard Air Line Ry,
MAY 1909.

Notice some very cheap rates offered
below and if you want to take trip
anywhere this summer you will dc
well to inquire for our rates SEIZED
ules before gong. If nothing in this
list attracts you, phoue US at No. 81
and we will call on you and give you
all information you desire.
Nashville, Tenn. and return Nav
9TH 9th. and 18th. Limit June end.
$12.90; Dallas Tex. and return May
3rd. 4th. and 9th; limit June 9th.
$26.15. Jackson, Miss. and return
May 18th, 18th. and 14th; limit May
Both. $11.75. Detroit, Mich, and re.
turn May 23rd. to 26; limit June 9th.
$685. Atlanta, Ga and return May
Goth, and eth; limit May Both. "a AZ.
Valdosta, Ga. and return May 10Th.
and Goth; limit May 23rd $4 81. Sa.
vannah, Ga. and return May 18th. and
18th. limit May 18th. Sc.
We now have on eaIe interchange
able mileage books 1000 miles for $25.
Good over S. A. L., L. & NJ, Plant
System, A. K & NJ, Coast Line, Ga. R.
r., N. G. & st. t., W. & A. and several
others. Good schedules. Splendid
equipment. Phone So.
q. II. WHITAKER, Tkt. Agt.
h. b. EVERETT, Agt.
w. 7, SCRUGGs, d. PA
Savannah, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-05-07
LONG LOST HEIRS FOUND.
Strange Disappearance from Mississip
pi Fifteen Years AGO Solved.

Oh ahSS disappearance from MISSlSSl p
pi Fifteen Years Ago Solved.
Jackson, Miss, May 6.-The long
lost Rhew heirs have been found and
mystery that startled the state about
IS years ago has been fathomed.
In 1881 DR.. James P. Rhew. a
wealthy Tallahatchie county planter
died leaving a wife and three chill.
dren. Two years later his widow mar.
ried schOOlmaster named ]. w. NJ
Hagarde and the family moved to
Crystal Springs, from which place they
disappeared as completely a few
months later as though the earth had
swallowed them up.
The landed interests in the family
in Tallahatchie county were large and
valuable. In accordance with the laws
of Mississippi the chancery clerk as.
sumed a guardianship, which has been
faithfully carried out
A few days since Chancery Clerk
Nicely received letter from James w.
Rhew, one of the heirs, who is now
residing at Plattsburg, N. Y. The let.
ter stated that the youngest of the
three heirs had now become of age
and he inquired as to the condition of
the estate.
No explanation was given for the
mysterious disappearance or long alb.
sence. They have been notified that
their property awaits them.