davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-03

"''-stiOHS nave ueeu issued Dy
Col and Mrs. Samuel Psraer fog
reception i'll honor Of Prince and
Princess Kawanapakoa and Miss
Alice Campbell ON Thursday even
Jog, the 10th instant, at The old
Csmpbsll resi- 'enoe on Emma Street.
The captains OF the vaiioua teams
competing in the athletic ooate,ts
OF next Saturday ere: Y M. Ca,
Fred Young; Male lima, Percy
Benson; Puuabou, W. W. William
son; H. A. c., w. c. Crool; Kare
hameha, U. Lemon; Artillery Lieut..
Behr.
The INDEPENDENT has received the
first number OF the Friend under it's
new management. The old nilsson
AIRY paper is greatly improved 10 it's
general make up and typographical
appearance. A temperance page,
Y. w. @. A. topics and a young pso.
Piles page ara some OF the new
features of the Friend.
Attorney General Dole who came
back from Molokai yesterday rays
that there is no truth In the recent
ly published report that Kalaupa-
pa was being undermined by the
sea. The Board OF Health investi.
cation committee went over the set
Element very thoroughly and not
the slightest indication was found
OF any uuderhauded work OF the
ocean there.
The annual business neetiog OF
the Y. M. O. A. will be held next
Monday evening in the Association
Hall. The election of officers will
then he made, A public me, iqg
will be held on Thursday evening,
April II, when addresses on Y M.
O. A. matters in general will be
made. An exhibition of the wqrk
in the educational department will
also occur.
DR., Hiram Bingham is about TO
make another valuable contribution
to the long list Of benefits which he
has rendered to the people OF the
Gilbert Islands. 1t is the fret
volume of the Commentary on the
New Testament, on which he has
lsbored for nearly five years. Dr.
Bingham has already translated the
whole of the Bible into the Gilbert
ese language The Friend
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-03

Here's to Alphonse, the Bum No 2,
OF the Merchants Exchange. Call
for Book.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-03

The case against Geo Kaeo aud Mrs.
ii ] Mosaman, accused OF adultery,
WIS postponed i'm the District Court
this morning until tomorrow at the
request Of the defense,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

estinr case was under discussion, the
plaintiff. f,o.--c- o-of. c. N Thompson, OF
Washington. and the de.enuaut the
Southern Railway. On Decoratloh LAY
last May. Prof. Thompson bought a. tichct
on --s,,,-e>s- which read good until the
following Monday. That was on Thurs
day, and Prof. Thompson remained at
his fathers, near Purcellviile, until the
follow'-- '-7ay evening. He then start
ed back to Washington. when the con-
ductor refused TO accept the ticket and
demanded that he pay the regular fare.
Prof Thompson protested and the con-
ductor claimed he had orders pot to re-
cei,-e s,,cf, excursion, tickets after mid
night of the day following the day OF
issue.
Prof. Thompson refused to pay any fare
and was put off. He came TO Leesunrs 5
and Immediately instituted suit Tor dam
apes The case was concluded yesterday,
when the jury awarded him 800 He was
suing for s1,5oo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
TNENTY-ONE killed
IN MINE EXPLOSION
Eight Others Lie Injured in
lmproyised Hospital.
THE FORCE WAS TERRIFIC
Debris Blown Out Of Shaft Two
Hundred Feet Into Air.
FLAMES ADDED TO TERROR
FLAMES ADDED TO TERROR.
Dead aud Injured Were Burned and Muils
lated Almost Beyond Recognltion-Ths
Scenes at the Mouth of the Minis
Among the Families OF the Men
We're Pltiul = Property
Loss About $4,000.
nv Associated Press.)

OSkALOoSA, IOWA, Jan 3i.-As tho
result of a terrible mine disaster at Lost
Creek this afternoon twenty-one dead are
in an inprovised morgue and eight are III
q temporary hospital The dead are Joe
Gaspers, Frank Gaspers. JIM Sto-
Andy Pash, frank Secress, John
Martin, John Bros, Mike Hraha.
Jack ManIey. Mike Fox, Jr., Mike Fox.
Sr., Boone Fish, Russ Fish, ~ B. Crews.
Jack Elder, Dave Matter, Sam Humphrey,
Jim Humphrey, Alex Gray
The explosion occurred at the noon hour,
and was what is known as a dust ex-
plosion. The miners had Just fired their
usual noon shots, one of which proved to
be a fzzle. The burning powder ignied
the gas and the explosion followed.
Smoke and debris were blown out of
the shaft two hundred feet high. Port
of the topforlss was torn away and the
fans and cages were partially wrecked.
This made the work OF rescue very slow
and it was :; O'Clock before volunteer
parties dared to venture into the east en-
trance, where the explosion occurred.
HORRIBLE SIGHT.
When they fought their way in a hor-
rbe sight greeted them. The dead and
injured were terribly burned and mutt
lated, some Of them almost beyond recog-
milton. Fire, which at first it was feared
would prove destructive to the entire
mine, had broken out. and this added ter
ror to the spectacle. The flames were
finally controlled, and after several of the
| rescue party had succumbed to the fumes
all the dead were found and carried to tho
top of the shaft
At the time OF the explosion more thar,
one hundred men We're in the mines. but
all Of these. except those in the east en-
| try eSca0sd with OlIly Slight injury. ft
was nearly dark tonight when the last
of the dead was taken out. and the scerss
of anguish among the families of the
men were mos pitiful. Nearly all of the
men We're married, and leave families in
poor circumstances.
The mine is owned by the Lost Creek
Fuel Company, OF this city. and has been
| in operation about one year. The total
| property loss will be about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

Vice-president of the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric
Railway Company,

Mr.. Frederick George Fresc, vice-presl-
dent of The Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway Company, died last night
at 32:So o'clock at his home, No. So9 West
Franklin Street. His death was due 10
nneuuonia, with which he had been III
for three weeks,
Mr.. Irresc was a native OF Ohio, and
had only resided i'll Richmond since last
June, when he came here from Akron as
yice-presidcnt Of the railway company
and local representative OF the Cleveland
Construction Company. During his brief
STAY here he made many friends among
the railway people OF the city, and by
ms gentle and courteous manner and di-
rect business methods he cndeared him
self TO all witt! whom he was thrown in
contact.
Before Christmas his family resided at
their home in Akron, but upon his visit
there at that time it was decided that
Mrs lrrcse and the children should ac-
company him back TO Richmond. The
second day after their arrival MIR. Frcse
Mas taken i'll, and remained critically so
until his death. lie was tllirty-siN years
Of age, and during most of his life. which
was spent III Akron. he had been in Va
laous capacities connected with colistIuc-
tion work of railway and telephone lines.
For a timc he WAS with the Western
Union Telegraph company, iditT SGilSiai
manager Of the Akron Telephone EN-
change.
Mr.. l1rcsc stood very close 10 the caToi-
ialiSts controlling the interests he rep
resented here, and through him the re-
cent deals pending between his company
and the Richmond Passenger and Power
Company were directed
If his near relatives who survive him,
I idcs his wife and two children, are
md l,raf1lcI- residing in Ill :
lie Rock. Ark
The remains Viii be taken to-day 70
his home in Akron for iutcrment. and
wiI be. accompanied by Judge Haven.
local counsel for the Richmond and fe-
1ersbarg Electric Railway Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
WON'T RETIRE HOBsON.
Board of Physicians Find That His Eyes Ara
Not Permanently Injured.
(By Associated Press J


WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. ga Ma
val Retiring Board has declined to recon-
mend the retirement OF Captain Rich
mond P. Hobson. He has complained OF
his eyes which suffered from heat and
slare while he was working on the Span
ish vessels sunk at Santiago and after
ward in the dry dock at Hong-KonE.
where two vessels Of the Spanish flees
sunk by Dewey were repaired.
Since his return to the United States
from the East, Captain Hobson has been
on detached duty, first at Buffalo, in
connection with the late exposition there
and now at Charleston, in charge OF the
Department of the Naval Exhibit
Constructor Hobson himself applied to
DC retired, but the Board of Physicians
which examined him found that his eyes
were not permanently injured and refus-
ed to recommend his retiremet. He has
been ordered to return to duty in connec-
ton with the Charleston Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

Fund and contcnGed that it had been
badly managed. For twcny-flre years
the commission had made bad plumbers IN
the management of the fund. lie laa
been the first to invade the sacred pre-
cincts of the commission and beard inc
lion in his den He had now improved
these conditions. Gross stupidity and IN
excusable ignorance had been displayed
in these matters. If he had not made his
assault, as it was called, conditions would
still be the same. The bonded deb to-day
WAS in excess of the charter limit
I'm plain English, they have looted the
Sinking Fund he said. amid prolonged
cheering.
Ihe Captain said:
I'VE need q separate account Tor each
sinking fund and l defy you TO find any
thing like it in the city government
If the commission had done what they
ought to have done, they would have had
over s.. 600 600 and the debt would not have
been over 81, ,000,o0l 1t was so because OF
the stupidity. or negligence, of the gen
tIeman who managed it. (Applause)
il any more bonds are issued, tha|
should be handed to the commissioners,
so as 10 help restore that destroyed fund.
CRITICISED COUNCILMAN.
A member had moved in the Council
to take $4,000 from this fund and give to
streets. It was a political dodge and his
excuse was that 1t had 10 be done to get
the budget through. II was absurd, un-
just and Illegal (Applause.l
He then undertook to show that this
state of affairs had resulted III hardships
to the land and house owners of Rich
rlond. and that this bore directly upon
the man who rented the house.
IF a man owns twenty houses and
don live in but one he only pays taxes
on one" said the speaker Those who
occupy the other nineteen pay the tax.
(Applause) "If ] can't prove this. I'll
retire. he said, amid laughter and ar-
plause
He declared that amendments to the
city charter that sought to allow the
Sinking Fund Commission 70 buy other
than city bonds, were null and void be-
cause they tended to impair the obliga-
tion of contracts.
Another fatal and almost incurable
mistake Of the commissioners was when
they failed to reissue the bonds cancelled
for twenty-five years and applied the
funds to current expenses. 1T was rob-
bing the sinking fund of what belonged
to it under the charter and laws OF the
city.
When I laid the proposition before
them they admitted error, and sat and
looked at me and sasped for breath. IT
I am not right about this, You may cut
my throat in public"
He quoted Senator Sherman on the sub
iect. who had said it was inconsistent
with honor to alter or invade the sink
Icor+ir,,ad nm second Pa areN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
EXCITING FOX CHASE.
Til. Leader Hunt Club Have Hot and Sue
cessfuI Run.
fSpcciaI Dispatch to The 7

Special Dispatch to The Times)
LEADER, VA, Jan. 24-The Leader
Hunt Club met at Mr.. Ben Horner's. in
Chesterfield county. on Thursday. jan
uary sd, and the following gentlemen
participated: The chase was led by DIR.
w. c. Powell, and Messrs. Ben uoruer.
Marselus Gill, William Jackson, James
Simosou, j. C.. Aters, r. 4. Hewlett Willie
Hewlett. David Parkinson. Leigh Perkin-
son. Finly Perkinson and Emmett 6El
(coioreGJ- The fox was jumped near Mr..
Ben Horner's and took the Butler road
TO Gilrs Grove Church. down the River.
Road 10 Mr.. Everett Phillips: tackled back
to Butler Road and down Butler Road
TO Mr.. James Simoson's. Tackled back to
BUTLER Road and down to Gilfs Grove
Church. down River Road to Mr.. David
Perkinson'S; tackled back to Ciirs Grove
Church and was caught near the Dorset'S
old place, about four o'clock in the after
noon.
The chase was 4 very exciting one and
was enjoyed by all who engaged in 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
4 Negro and Gun.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
SUFFOLK VA. Jan. 2f-On thres
warrants for shooting. Mayor Day. OF
Smithfis<.. yesterday sent on for indict-
men Syiibert Rtddick colored. who was
thrown in Isle of Wight county Jail.
& Riddick while drunk shot John Bailey.
colored. in the back. Later he drew a 81
caliber gun In joe Whites store. on
sam Street. and fired a bullet into the
leg of T. w. Jones. white, and another
into the arm OF j. FL. Tynes. negro
None of the wounded men is seriously
.ietured. Riddick said he didn't remsmbsr
shooting anybody tGr Ba:ley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
INF RIS0NS MEN FOR
LIKE STATEMENTS
General Wheaton Deprecates
Speech of Professor Schur-
man, of Boston.
(By Associated Prcss.)

MANILA. Jan. 2i.-Both the civil and
military authorities here deprecates the
publication in the Philippines of Profess
sor Schucman's Boston speech and tie
minority report in the Senate on the
Philippine tariff bill, which, they say,
are liable TO have q bad effect on the
Filplnos.
General Wheaton, commander Of the
Department of the North Philippines,
says men have been sent to prison here
for remarks such as those OF Professor
Schurman, and if what he advocates was
accomplished it would mean the e1pen-
diture of .1nuch treasure and the shed-
ding of blood like water. Now, as be-
fore, he adds, $1,000 soldiers are needed
here and will he required in these islands
for at least five years. 1t Will sthenSbe
possible to form a government based on
that or the colonies of Holland and Great
Britain. they having proved the most
successful mana gers of the Oriental races.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
"LIVE WlREo FLASHES AT
THE ACADEMY MEETING

The only hearing before the City Council
talk of the citys business They
hear any paid attorney representing thing from street rail
a but they do not to hear the story
the citys needs-Co actually been nsuled and driven
committee he went there for that The
only hope your to send best
the Council.
Where is the record of the bond issue? ayit be
found Cushaw spent twelve months trying to find how much
gone gave hopeless task The debt Of
Richmond huge mass of obligations without hiso
Don't you think be the counsel and this
ought to be little than honest good fellow? Don't
you think he ought to have little ordinary neigence?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
.RICHWOMD',S NEEDS FOR
BETTER FIRE PROTECTION

Inspector William H. Johnson, of the National underwriters
Association York will make the following 70
his association regarding needs of the Richmond rc DePa
1nent:
Regarding apparatus.
One additional Hayes Truck and two engine companies.
That city should buy nothing smaller than sceondcass I'M
proved engines.
Number Of firernen increased by at least 20 men.
a. Fire alarm wires should be placed underground.
should be building Inspector to all plans ana
specifications.
Regarding Water Supply.
Main of is inches FOR fire purposes only to be placed
Fulton, for protection of wholesale and
tobacco districts connected at all intersections with lateral
o. diameter from Broad down Fourteenth to
Franklin, down franklin to Twanty-fourth.
That CITY Law no main smaller than inches in diameter.
That fire hydants be connected with the big mains where
possible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
Professor r. E. Gaines to Lecture.
lSnnclnl nisnatch tn Tke Times.l

NINDSOk, ". Jan. I'm. T..
Gaines, Professor of Mathematics in
Richmond College, will deliver u series OF
five lectures on, his faSorie theme, math-
cnla,ics, 10 the students of Windsor
Academy and the citizens OF the sur
rounding community. On Monday he will
hold his examination at the college and
will start for Windsor in the evening.
Each day following iii FridaS he will give
a lecture to the students of the Academy.
Tuesday evening the subject will be THE
Number Concept" This is TO be for the
public and will be held in the Windsor
BAPTIST Church. The Students and citizens
are eager 70 hear Prof. Gaines, and lie
vii, receive n warm welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
MIR, Trieg Steadily Improving.

Mr. William r. Trigg. president of the
Trigg ShipbuldinS Company. is getting
along well. DR.. George Ben Johnston
said last night that his progress towards
recovery was satisfactory.
The news of the continued improve
ment of Mr.. 'rrigg gives universal pleas
IRE in Richmond. His speedy recovery
is devoutly desired by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
COST OF CONVENTION.
1t Was Abou, 100000 Up to til. Flrst
January.

The cost of tho holding OF the Consti-
tutional Convention up TO the tst OF jan
uary was within a, few dollars OF s10oetr
This means u cost of in the neig1bor-
hood of s15.od1 per month
The cost OF holding the extra session OF
the Legislature to arrange for the con-
vention was $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

Judge Leigh r. Watts. of Portsmouth.
general counsel of the Seaboard Air Line
system. was in Richmond yesterday. and
called at the office of President John.
Skelton Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
Interesting Sn t

Especial Dispatch TO The Timesl
VA, Jan. 24--In the Cir
nil Court Of sLoudoun5 yesterday air inter-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
WEATHER sfoREeAs!r.

Forecast for Saturday and suudsz1
yirrinia-Fair SATURDAY, preceded
rain il, south roruons Sunday fair, lsns
- frcs,, westerly to nortkeriy Winds
North Carolina-Bair in west rain E1s
cass portion Saturday; Sunday fair. lsns
variable winds. becoming noctnwes'esss>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
RANGE or THERMOMETERS.

Tho Thermometer ranged as follows at
Tho Times Office yesterday: . a. NJ. %; u
NJ. -: s i. NJ. ss: 6 p. NJ, ~: 8 i, NJ, 80;
Il Midnight, IS. Average, aa.L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

CONTINUED on Second Page
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

The great success Of the Virginia ban
allet was due chiefly to the efforts of Dr-
Thomas Nelson Page. Dr.. F. Fitchie
Stone and Mr.. Kenyon. the committee
in, charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Unrendered Roll.

AChClmanu, Geo. It's n ~ nix n
N'S" Cascara add Observation-Disclosures So
tauia add. ,".''... - o. o'e -, 30 O Sio
Allen Richard-Lt Z pts ). q. blk ~ ~
Allen, Charlotte NJ Est.-I,ts II II NIX
Ms. Allen l6 ....,...,,...,, -' 49, ''A -
Allen, Charlotte NJ. Est.--it & nix -
Nj, kio5 aII ,'b9 aaa u ~ -
Ms. Allen add ,........'..' 80 i' yin - -
blk g. N.S Allen ',g M ADA Hst-AII less s u.s..
"A. u.s. blk "I,'G KS A. tpd Gs "a B. t. ., la
Alien. Cbarlotte Nm w. ~ $50
Il" Alien ie OF ebd hi NS'; Allen SIS
ok kr SS H SIS ., Allen add sl56
D. A N;S,' c allen 80. $40
ad Alien E, Nav, H.; -
% lion ,...c...;;,., $
SIl'n' A. t.--All blk 50, Ms. Allen
aua. ....., ,t.......... ..............S lBB
Alien, A. Cit 10, blk -, SIS Cas.
tanl9 ada. ..,................... So
man add. ........,'...... -, 49, mag
add ..,...'... - ~ U'N 90 Ms. A Al .6
>, Andrews, Robt.-Lts 6, Z blk a. So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30

Smith, J; M.-Lts 10, II, 70, blk 81, N ssS;5
smith, osborne-Lt /. Blk as SIS, Cas-,
smith II wits i to ). incls blk 20.
- smith Bi y. " g s. ! e 8 ) = Of "a "a
souza, j. L..Pt its i, ., s. blk 100.
spots i. hits .. I, pt 5. blk g;
stadtler. g HTS at. i. .. blk ais. SIS. $50
Starks; James-Pt Its p 3, blk T. N.S e.
staat6erG, FranE-Pt its i. :, blk so1;
stoddard, II. Ais s to 10, incs, 6Ik
T. Ms; Fifth Ward Place ...;-..;,..,..'. 81
O.. Ms. Fifth Ward Place .........., 81
stoddard, II. Ats 8. n, to II, incls;
blk o. Ms, Fifth Ward Place ......:;, "
stoddard. II Ats 3. n. 1-3 4, blk Z;
oStruhing Mrs D.-S. u It's T. $, OK
sntor, John R-5& acres rs. sa,,S955
sweetman Bros.-Ail' blk 4o7. SIS. S4s
:. ssweetman Bros.--w. 4 frac blk 40 Zoo
Tanner Lii ii. blk 573 s.s...... s.
# lh # il Xix ri g = IT Its . H. 4otsg
Taub, Max-Lt TO- blk $50. s.S......s1S
,Iaub,, J. N.-Pt Its 8, I (75xs4 ft), BIZ
Taub, j. N.-Lts l. 2, y ). blk *;
Taub, ]. N.-Lts 3, i, 5. blk 36o, SIS $50
TTanb' J. Mt ., ut e. blk POO, SIS So
Taylor, HIT 10, blk 43s s.S........ $50
blk 10. SIS. Williams add ...........,,S1 $40
I BE i75 r 81 lis a. . o TO- H. st :
Tbackcr, R. lis 6. :. s. Q, TO- ii, IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
Rendered Roll.


Rendered POLL
E\(AA0NE MA H\OAH'
Allen. Ftban-ro+s r., Nib $50
1850
eiien' btnah--North haH OF IL l, DIX y
Arnold III o. . -; -
ti1e r, add i,,;;: So
\, e O. bugene.-Lts 10 III, j, blk 2S6,
Arms Fug sG9 iii. ~ 'SS2
pssn, I I, = DIE 81; 5 go, SIS
bates' George-Lt 10. DIX -, Ms, Allen
aq Rcazier Rondc. - Ill .''I.ss.'$io
Bearnar arm. jahn-ons,h3it lt''ss'' tbres'
SIS >. % one'l'u'u' '' H. Dix I "a
senT Haiasn NJ 40 3o 555 acre It Blk =, %
powers ada. rs !, = OK g. ''S "a
g. G Slf IS 81 go' XIII adj onehaf Of Its sd
SIS. Biker ada '''.-' LIS o. . Ok So t'5
add -. - '>'0 ou' 40. Au1 sis
Bieeker. Loa.se-Lt j. lis '-i L., ''' H g.
BococE. e. VII s. 3ii5xi66.7 blk 81 !p
s., Ranger add. ........ ..............S
Ground 4ad = O'A 80 >, .. s ais
add -. ~ 30 ,'o ''' So ''aNSi
~ 6oe i,'i a I've ard q hai. lots .7ix
Bordcn, ]. ~, I. biz ,'' g. S.S 5'' IT, f.
BBoyd. B. Fit iii ioi :. So g.
sd 5..a, -: ~ - ",.il
6 Breaker. George HIS J : blk 80
4, lirieq h.. ~Ms,asar.-Lt. g. T. i5Flool 5993
( : sIihgAu'st y. Kit L. pt . u. blk 2Go
S sFl''en' Mary-26H5o of It 10, blk .44
adj Brock Il. lit i, blk 2o5, Ms, B1Rer
a. b'' SIS R' 65Rc, 55 = T. s. 10 ii, 5
49,, 'iNFl 'uu ~. ',,.t, '......-, S4S
tcT SJGor IT, N Fem n d on9hslt IN
M L., dcN ,,l.'. ..;,...... So
CasJiue adj. ... ...... -' 4
Frown. Mriah Its 20. ii, Blk i. Sc
j. " Burnett add ..... e16
Brown, J. Bit Z Blk $50, Ms. BAKER
Brown Lolisa -t01a5 OF II q 'bit IA IA
IS. .............. ............. spI
BraT5in lnlis. ST ATT II It !, blk 10.
.Ilt'ate6t G Wit, H. IS, nix Il, Ms.
Rl 6q,ieri W Ills 7, S, blk r, N.S3''
sn's wei hdt .....-. ..............s 81
vcetar 81 r'o , d. DIX bth' So Tier.
bis 5iNs q a,- .55 D. O. H. Il, q, y;
49,, 90; ,AHth Alu, .......... S3d
shear, ta5 A'''e S.-All lots blk 800 Ms,
IS. Harts E y yys G.~LJs i 2 B. 4, blk =,
carter n II St'sO'e ,;:',.,.... q. IS
ter add. ....... i',s o. o. DIX a. SIS" "a "a
Chambers + 4 Covtb 49, o.. -. o, p ~
IS. HardcastIe add 'o''u ",l IL o. blk II Z,
Chandler. ! " 100, 100 - - % :, "
Gregg I'd add. 'A''' out DIX o. Ms.
Chandler, ]. W.ahoyt Z H.. ~, =; g {
Gregg "a ada No. o'N o. ~.
Chlmeue. AIbert-Ir r,t, ~; nc
.-..-..... ...... i''' :, y ,,
chimene, Nrs. M.-Half Of n. 80 - >,
Cai1aene, Alfred-5oIioo or It's % S Sn
caimenc Albert and Alrrea.soatn 10 ~
u ;, biz % S.S.......... ca
chimene, Cit 4, hait IL. blk' IN
SIS. ...... - "'A 80
Christine W. w.-one mere -
Moore addition ...............'. go 81