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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
CAN REACH
THE POLE
COMING TOUR OF PRESIDENT.
To Be In Cincinnati, Saturday, and
Be Hanna's Guest, Sunday,
Oct, 5, at Cleveland.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Sept. 19.-Secre.
tary Cortelyou yesterday made pub
lie an outline of ne presidents tour
to the northwest. Sept. 10 to Oct. z.
1t was in part:
The first public stop scheduled is
at Cincinnati at 10 a. m, Saturday,
the goth. Upon arrival there the
president and party are to be escort
ed to the st. Nicholas hotel, where
an informal luncheon will be given
by the general committee. In the
afternoon a visit will be made to the
fall festival grounds to view the ex.
position and later the president will
be taken to Music hall. In the even
ing the local committee will entertain
the president and party and others ut
dinner at the st. Nicholas hotel, and
after the dinner the president will de.
liver an address at Music hall"
Detroit will be reached the next
morning. Sunday will be spent
quietly. The president will attend
encampments Of two different organi.
cations OF veterans of the Spanish
war In Detroit ana Indianapolis.
Places in Indiana, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas, Missouri and Illinois are to
be visited, including a visit to the
Worlds Fair grounds at St Louis.
The itinerary then says, in part, re-
ferring to the arrival in Cleveland,
Oct s:
"The president and party will leave
Chicago during the night and arrive
at Cleveland, o., $3.50 the following
evening, Saturday, passing during the
day through Buchanan, Niles,
Dowagiac, Decatur Lawton, Kalama-
zoo, Grand Rapids and Jackson,
Mich, and Toledo and Sandusky. o.
No public program has been arranged
1or Cleveland. as it is the president s
intention simply to spend Sunday
there as the guest Of Senator Hanna.
leaving during Sunday night for the
east
ION Monday. Oct 6, two hours will
be spent at Columbus, where the
president and party will be taken for
a drive, and the president will de-
liver an address from the state house.
The train will reach Washington
Tuesday morning, Oct. z, at $50
o'clock.
THE president will be accompanied
during part Of the trip by Secre-
taries Shaw and Wilson"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
Peary Said, if Rich, He Would
Persist Until He Was
Successful.
MADE IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.
They Were of Scientific Value, but
He Did Not Reach the Coveted
coaI-6rousht Back Things Aban.
doned by Greeley Expedition.

Sydney. N. s., Sept 19.-The Peary
Arctic clubs relief steamer Wind.
ward, with Lieutenant Robert E.
Peary on board, arrived at North sgd
ney at S:15 yesterday morning from
Greenland.
Lieutenant Peary did not succeed
In reaching the Pole, but he an
snounced that he made important dis
scoveries. When Peary stepped from
the <Windward to the wharf no one
would have supposed that he had
braVed the rigors Of a winter in the
Polar regions. His face was bronzed.
but he looked the picture of health.
/ He says he feels certain that the
pole can be reached, and furthermore
that If he were man Of independent
means he would persevere until he
succeeded.
iii The most northerly point reached
was 81 degrees IL minutes in lati.
fude, northwest of Cape Hecla. Lieu
tenant Peary says that the pole can
be reached from Franz Josef Land
and from Grant Land, in latitude SO
degrees, if the winter qaurters are
established as far north as possible.
Re says that he would just as soon
winter at Cape Hecla as at Sabine or
Etah.
Mrs. Peary and her daughter, who
had gone with the Windward to meet
him, looked well, although the former
is just recovering from an illness.
DR.. Diedrick was on board and
quite well. AS far as can be learned,
the difference between him and Lieu
tenant Peary has not been patched
up. DR.. Diedrick declined to say any
thing further at present than that the
difficulty between him and Lieutenant
Peary has not Deen settled.
Lieutenant Peary said:
Our expedition did not reach the
north pole, but we made most import
ant scientific discoveries. We are all
well and glad to get back to civiliza-
tion.''
He recovered and brought back the
instruments and library abandoned by
the Greeley expedition. He also
brought numerous and rare speci-
mems or natural history.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
INJUNCTION AGAINST FIGHT.
Granted by Louisville Judge, Yester--
day-Club Manager to Ask Die
solution, Today.

Louisville, KY, Sept. .19.-Judgs
Field, in the Jefferson circuit court
last night, granted the Injunction
prayed for by States Attorney Gen
eral Pratt to prevent the contest be-
tween Terry McGovern and Young
Corbett, scheduled for next Monday
night The attorneys for the South.
ern Athletic club viii apply to the
court Of appeals today for a dissolution
OF the Injunction, and a decision I'm
this matttr is expected by noon. A
dissolution Of the Injunction by the
appellate court woulG mean a victory
for the promoters Of the contest.
CONCERNING Judge Fields decision.
Manager Robert c. Gray. Of the
Southern Athletic club. said last
night:
AZ II o'clock tomorrow morning
ny attorneys will apply to a Judge
Ct the court Ct appeal for dIssolu-
ton CT the injunction The defsaeo
claims Judge Field haS no jusisdic-
ton against an alleged criminal or
fen5e. ! an absolutely confident that
the contest will take place"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
Augustinians Will Send Them
to Replace Spanish, In
Philippines.
MAY THUS SOLVE PROBLEM.
Two of the Distinguished Men Of the
Order Selected From About Dozen
vOIunteers-others Are to Follow
at intervals.

! Philadelphia, Sept. 19.-An import.
ant step toward the solution OF the
troubles in the Philippine islands.
caused by the presence of the Span
ish friars there. was taken yesterday
at Villa Nova college, when the Most
Rev. Thomas Rodriguez, o. s. A.. OF
Rome, prior general OF the Angus.
tinian order throughout the world,
announced that Rev. Daniel ]. o.
O'Mahony, of Andover, Mass, and
Rev. ]. E. McErlaine, Of Villa Nova,
had been ordered to the Philippines
as pioneers in the movement OF Amer.
lean priests To those islands to sue
coed the Spaniards.
The two priests will leave for
Manila within the next two weeks,
and will be followed in a short time,
1t is believed, by several other Amer
lean Augustinians Both clergymen
chosen are distinguished and able
members OF the order. They were
selected from among about dozen
volunteers who offered their services
to the prior general in case he needed
American Augustinians for the Phil.
ippines. Many of the Spanish friars
in the Philippines belong to the order.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
FOR LOSSES IN CHINA.
State Department. Sends Money 70
American Missions Board.

Boston, Sept. 19.-The officers of
the American board OF foreign mis-.
sions announced yesterday the re-
ceipt Of $57,933 through the ate de-
partment at Washington. The
amount is 25 per cent of the award
made to the board by the commission
now in session in China for losses
on mission property in the Boxer OUT
rage Of 1900. This money is said to-
come very opportunity to reimburse
the treasury for sums already ex.
pended in rebuilding in North China
and also to meet other urgent calls
Of the same sort.
The total award very nearly equals
the amount OF the claim presented
by the board two years since, the
changes and reduction being merely
nominal The award for the per.
sonal losses Of missionaries has not
yet been made. but will soon be for
warded from Pekin to Washington.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
BISHOP VISITS STRIKE REGION.
FaIlows Said Operators Have Made
Mistake.

Wilkesbarre, a.. Sept. 19.-Bishop
Fallows. Of Chicago. arrived here last
night He visited eight collieries and
washery. en- route from Philadel-
phia, and found none at work On
the same train was John Markle. Of
the firm of G. B. Markle & Co., who
has represented the individual coal
interests at all Of the conferences
Of the operators. He said that after
conversing with Mr.. Markle and the
miners he had reached the conclusion
that the operators had made mis-
take in opposing arbitration of their
differences.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
pATTISON ADDRESSED CHANGERS
Also Spoke at Huntingdon, Pa.
Other Members of Party Also
Made Speeches.

Huntingdon, Pa, Sept. 19.-The
ers spent some time at Centre Hall
yesterday and were greeted by the
Changers, who were holding their an
nual picnic there. The Pattison party
was met at CoDurn upon its arrival
from Harrisburg by a committee,
headed by County Chairman ]. ].
Bower, and escorted to the picnic
grounds. Candidates Pattison and
Guthrie shook hands for nearly two
hours and then they were taken to
the Auditorium, where a great and
enthusiastic meeting was held. Elk
Governor P9ttison and Mr.. Guthrie
spoke. Senator Herbst, of Berks
county, made hit with a short ad-
dress in Pennsylvania Dutch, and
Representative Mayne, Of Lehigh, did
the same. Major Moses Veale also
spoke briefly, and State Chairman
Greasy. for whom the crowd clamored,
spoke.
At Tyrone a reception committee
from Huntingdon boarded the special
car in which the campaigners are now
being moved about, and acted as es-
cort to Huntingdon.
A great crowd surrounded the sta
ton. and after hurried supper there
was parade to the court house,
where the meeting was very largely
attended. Mr.. Pattison, Mr.. Guthrie,
Representative Mayne and Major
Veale spoke.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
PENNYPACKER VISITS BROWN.
He and Penrcse Were Guests Last
Night-To Go to Pitts.
burg, Today.

New Castle, Pa. Sert 19.-Samuel
w. Pennypacker. Republican candi.
date for governor; Senator Boise Pen
rose and their party arrived here last
evening at 7:45 from Erie. and were
the guests over night Of William NJ
Brown. Republican candidate for lieu.
tenant governor
Local Republicans called last night
to meet Judge Pennypacker and Sen
ator Penrose This morning a public
reception was to be held by the visi-
tors The party was to leave here
At 1925 O'Clock over the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie. arriving at Pittsburg
hefora o'clock
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
Young Railroad Operator, at
Ford City, Pa, Killed
a Burglar.
HAD BATTLE With THE THIEF.
Wounded In the S1aIp by Bull
let. but PIuckily Shot the Thief
Twice-Latter Got Drop, but on
the Wrong Man.

Ford City, Pa, Sept. 19.-Carl
Richards, night operator on the Ale
gheny Valley railroad, at this place.
shot and killed a man who attempted
to rob the station at $40 o'clock yes
terday morning.
Richards is about "a years IF age
and weighs about 100 pounds.
The burglar is said to be Charles
Andrews, who was noted as the lone
burglar of Kittanning. and who was
released from the Western peniten.
tiary' about 1S months ago, after serv-
ing two years for attempted burglary
at Nealton, at the north end Of Kit
tanning.
About o'clock yesterday morning
Richards was attending to his duties
at the station, while q freign train hal
just pulled out. The operator sat
down to his instrument, and as he did
so a harsh voice said, Throw up
your hands," ichards, thinking some
friend was trying to play a joke on
him, turned with laugh, only to be
CONFRONTED WIFI TSNOlV0T III LIE
hands of masked man.
Hurled Himself on the Robber.
Instead of complying with the rob
ber's demand, richards, without an
instant hesitation, hurled himself at
the intruder and planted blow in
his face, staggering him, and at the
same instant seized the mans re-
volver. The men went to the floor
in death grapple. Superior in
strength and weight, the burglar
forced Richards to his knee, and,
twisting the revolver about, shot him
in the side of the head, the bullet
traversing the skull bone under the
scalp. Bleeding from his wounds, the
operator, with superhuman strength
again wrested the revolver from the
would-be murderer and both sprang
to their feet, and fired one bullet into
the robbers side and another into
his head, the latter killing him in
stantly.
The robber is above the medium
height and well bust. He weighed
about IT'S pounds and was very strong,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
NEGRO FiEED ESCAPED.
Finally Shot by Mob and Died-Rody
Strung Up.

Marshfeld. Ore, Sept. 19.-Alonzo
tucker. negro, who assaulted Mrs.
Dennis. near Libby, Wednesday. was
iynched yesterday. A BODY of coal
miners, heavily armed. marched into
town Wednesday evening. The mar
mai, who had Tucker in custody at
tempted TO take him from tn fail
just as the miners entered. and a rush
was made for the negro.
He managed to give his custodian
the slip, and jumped under the wharf
into the mud fats and eluded both
omcers and mob until yesterday. At
one time there was talk OF lynching
the officers who allowed Tucker TO
escape Finally Tucker was located
and shot in the leg He died of the
wound and the mob strug up HI.
body.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

Ohio-Fair in west, showers in east
portion today; cooler in south and
east portions. Tomorrow, fair; varia-
bic winds.
Western Pennsylvania - Showers
and cooler today; light to fresh north
east winds. Tomorrow, fair.
West Virginia-Showers and cooler
today. Tomorrow, fair and warmer
in west portion.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19

Pierce, Neb. Sept 1s.-GottlIeb
Niegenfnd, the wounded homicide
who killed his wife and father IL law.
was taken from Winside 70 Blair.
Neo.. for safe keeping. II had been
reported TO the officers that a mob
was on the way from here to lynch
him The mob was imaginary. but
the sheriff took no chances. District
Judge Boyd has given orders that
Niegenind be returned to Pierce for
trial on Sept 20
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-19
Woman'o socy found In Canal.

New York. Sept. 19.-The nude
body Of young woman was found in
the Morris canal. near Jersey City,
yesterday A lo-g hitching strap. IN
which was attached a 2O-pound iron
weight. was around the woman's
waist A wound. apparently a stab
wound. about six inches long. was
found IN the abdomen. Detectives are
at work on the case.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-14
diides uno bas @ibelunaenlieo elm

BRIDES uno bas @ibeluneenlieo elm
aermaniibes @ebidt fino. @ira,
Der iioilbe 9beDloge, mabte, als er
in Babylon tpar, aus Dem 6aloatz
iben- 2ibteott uno benz ebraii6en
&egenz uno 9Dnnergutt Elm uno oie<
ielbe Berion, mu5u er natirlib aub
pules &eht batte; gum l1nalid
aber bielten Die Suben Don oa an
ben rSaton" aus benz @eoidt
r6iob" poer SOB, ben @Dtt Der
S in iterniB uno bes 8Dfen,
audi fir cine mirflibe 8eriun. Dbne
gu %beoenfen, oaB elm allmd6tis
ger @ott feinen Satan Doer 3eufel
neben itd buloen fDnne. Die SDlge
par, (oenn Die Dummbeit lit ons
ftedenoi baB oas 2anb balo boiler
geufel mar, uno baB BON ben glduz
bi9en Suoen audi Die eldubigen
gbriiten ben geufel erbten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-14
Snuhheit fann nieht aeheilt 1nerne1

ourb lotale Ipplifationen. neil lie BEN franten Sbei
oes Obres ni6t errelden t0nnen. SIS 9iebt nur Ell;
men Weq. Die Saubbcit au %turirelt, uno Der 1T ourd
fonititutionele 6eilmittel. Saubbeit iuirO our6 Ell
men entSinoeten l3uitano oer i6lcintigen 4ustlei=
ouug Der Guita6il6en G0bre peruriu6t. @enr
bieie &66re i6 ent3lnoet, babt ibr einen runlpelnoer
Son poer unpolltommenes @eb6r; uuo tuenn le GAM
geidloiien 1T, erfol9t Saubbeit, uno luenl Die @nt-
~3t1nDune nibt gebpben unb biele &obre wieber in ib:
rem 9eborieen 3uitano uerieBt peroen fam, miro pa.
8eb6r fir INNER 5ertt6rt %peroen; neun Sale untel
sebn lperoell our6 &atarrD uerurla6t, iuel6er ni6t:
als elm entslnoeter 3nltanO Der l6leinigen Sber;
idhen lit.
@ir tpolen einbunoert Dollars fir jeoen (ourd
Satarrb uerurIadtfn) Sal BON Saubbett geben, Der
mir ni6t ourA @innebmeu bon 6atl' 3 6 q:
"tarrb : 6 II btilen t0nner. GaBt @ud UNI
IonIt Gireulare tomfmen.
s. s.. @benep 8 60. Splebp, ..
as- 9ertauit BON alien apntbeter1, prets u
@ents Die Slai@e.
Saa's samiIteu ; ViGsn iino bic befen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-14
aie eefdtianaa ser llnterarnnsbabn.

Cine Delegation britlider Sneenieurc fubr tir3lib
mad @merita 40, I'm cine ertluolide untetiu6uns
Der punoerbaren llntergrunobabn oorauebmen,
iuel6e unter Stem 9Ort sebaut miro. Gs bebt, oaB
oics Die groBte 5nseuieurleifane Der ggelt 1T. Die
bette 6amilienmeoi8in Der @slt 1T in ieosr oinF6t
oas berdbmte 5%Cifetter's Magenbitters. @dbrsno Der
arsnei i'm Stanoe oeueien, oeftn ptaB ols elm 9eil=
mittel iar R%opi6mer5 auftoBen, 9ldbiu6t. geroau=
uuesidpd6e, Spspepie, 8ertOpiun9 ooer 8allsper=
eiftuus sin3uuebmeu. So empfeblt i6 Scsbalb ietbf
alien eeioenoeu, pel6e wieoer oeiunO weroen wolen.
Cine 6laihe piro Gu4 bon oeieu gsertbe Gberjeueeu.
@eridumt nibt. es gu probiren. Sas edte, nit un=
iersr griputmarte an 6ulIe 1T bel alien Groouifeu
u boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-14
cages , W%euisfettem.
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Ser umItanb, oaB Der Shab=
amts= 8eribt fiir ben Wonat Suli,
ben er1ten Monat i'm neuen Jisfalz
Sabr, Elm Defisit BON 81. 500, 900 auf=
mei1t, miro BON elmer &eibe BON gas
gesaeitunaen baau benibt, Die finan=
sieue Sage bes 2anbes als bDblt
prefdr binauiteqen unb biz gum
ShluB bes Sisfaliabres elm unaez
beures Delight gu propbeseien. Sea-
tiirlt9 1T bieran nur Die republtfaz
nilbe 8eribmenouneslu6t ihulo
uno manbe Bldtter empfeblen ben
bemDfratiihen Subrern, biele Inee@
legenbeit alS Gampa9nezW aterial 81
beniben. Sci elmer eenaueren unz
terludung ergiebt iib ieoD6, oaB
bieies fominenbe Hieien@D Delight bic
gum ShluB bes Sisfal@Sahres lid)
pDrausltbtli9 in einen nambaften
ueberibuB pertpanoeln miro, menig=
items 1ino Die 8eamten beS 5habz
antics iebt ihon Der feiten neberseu=
gung, oaB BON einem 9efi5it gar
feline &eoe iein tam. DaB Der plDB
lihe @eefau Der &riegsiteuern in
ben erften paar Mtonaten einen be-
beutenoen Nusfaa in ben ginnab=
men ereeben miro. wuroe BON Sc
hermann, Der 81 rebnen Derltebt,
nibt anberS ertpartet. Die 8ermin=
oerung Der Steuern miro aber iebr
balb einen itimulirenben @infuB ouf
Die 3abafs<, SptrituoIenz uno Biers
prohibition ausiiben unb oaburb Ell
men groBen Tbeil oeS Berlultes De-
den. GuBeroem lit befanntlid Der
WDnat Suli b~erjenige Monat i'm
Sabre, in melbem Die &egierunes-
ginnabmen bic eerinalten, Die Nus=
eaben oaaeaen oerbaltniBmdBig boob
fino.
Nus @albinetOn lbreibt man:
Die &Dpfe pDn Tbomas Sefferlon
unb @m. Mc&inlep neroen $50, 900
@~DlbbDuars ibmiiden, Die CUR grz
innerung an Die ct. 2uuiIer 8elts
~ausiteuung geprdet perben iollen.
Die 6eriteuung Der Stempel miro
etrua 6 Monate in Nnipru6 nebmen.
Gus @albinetan miro ertlart,
baB Der @eneralconiul Bragg in
6auanna nibt ~abberufen meroen
miiroe. es iei benn. baB Die cubani=
ibe &egieruna oieie Surberung in
melt entidieoener Sorm wieberbolen
iDllte.
- Sn Der Ndbe BON 8acDlDo auf
Der Sniel Winoanao muroen spei
amerifanilbe Sploaten, mdbreno
fie 8oitenoienit perribteten, aus benz
6interbalte BON Woros ermDroet.
9ie Solge oapon miro mabrldein=
lih cine Expedition geaen 8acoloo
iein.
= Sn 5olge oeS ipaniih-ameriz
fanilben Grieaes uno Der &dmpfe
auf ben Bbilippinen lino bereits
1855 BenliDnsaeluhe anerfannt
moroen. Sober einselre Sal foftete
Dem Staat i'm Durbihnitt idbrlid
$153.50. $4,000 BenIionsforoe=
rungen ibpeben nod in oieler Sin.
fibt uno tdalib laufen neue @es
iu6e etn.
Uncle Sam 1T iebt mieoer ein-
NAL in DIE eieenartiee Sage eefom=
men, ii6 ielbft ettpas abaufaufen,
unb nit ieinem eiaenen @eloe iid
ielblt au beaablen. gr muB $780,
354 aus ieiner BDitfaiie laneen, uro
bieie ieinem Bureau Of ENGRAVING
geben, oas lbm lebs Wtqionen
Briefmarfen oafIr ~liefert.
- Die Stem gorfer Sbulbeb6roe
bat ben unterrihtsplan I'm ein mill
fummenes Sad ermeitert. 8uei
Wunate lang i'm Sabre miro ben
Sbulfinoern, &naben uie Wtdo1en,
-Sbmimmunterri6t ertbeilt. 25
Sahlebrer iino oa5u a~neeitellt.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of

New YorI-New York Life Insurance Company
plaintiff against Charlotte Louise McC1ave and others de
PENDANTS In pursuance judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made the above-entitled action
the 18th day OF 1902 undersigned. the
referee in said judgment named VIII sell public auction
the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No III Broad
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York. the
18th day Of February, 1892 IL o'clock ;hat
day. by Peter F. Meyer & Company auctioneers. prem
ises by said Judgment directed be sold therein
described follows: All certain piece parcel
ground together with the buildings thereon
situate. lying being in the city OF New York
bounded described follows, Beginning a
Southerlv side Seventysecond
hundred twenty-five 225 feet WestwRrdly
formed bv the intersection OF the
side Seventy-second Street the Westerly side Of
Columbus Avenue: running thence Southwardly a line
parallel Columbus the distance
through a party wall hundred and G02)
inches the line OF the block between
Sevenyrst and Seventysecond Streets thence
Westwardly and line parallel with
(25l feet thence Northwardy
parallel with the first described and
the distance through another wall hundred
~ Inches the SoutheTly side
Street thence running Easwardly and along
Southeriy Ene
(25l point place OF beginning. be
distances and dimensions less.
York. January 18th. 1902
SIDNEY ]. COWEN, Referee
EDWARD z. MCCALL. Attorney for plaintiff 34G
way Borough of Manhattan City OF New York
The number OF this property l2i West end
Street.
72nd ST
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
THE PEOPLE oF THE STATE or NEW

YORK. by the grace of God free and independent
To Albert Burnton Rachel Burnon Alice Corey Maria
E Kent. Harriet Uchtmann. Lillian Lippencott Emma
Schontag, Theodore Burnton Gray Eben Albert
Burnton, Laura B. Giett. John
r. Burnton Harriet B. Wheelihan Emma f. Tooker and
Maurice E. Burnton. the only next OF Kin 81
John w. Burnton deceased. send greeting: Whereas
Frank B. Corey. Of Passaic New Jersey and Gurdon
Buck City of New York applied 10 me
Surrogate's Court Of County York 10 have
instrument in writing. relating
personal property. duly proved last viii and
of said John w. Burnton of the County
Of New York, deceased; Therefore You of
before the of
New his office in the County New York an
25h February, thousand hundred and
haf-pas o'clock in the forenoon that dav
then attend the probate the said last
WiRsand Testament And such of you are hereby
citeS as OF years are re-
qured appear by your guardian, IL one, or
the Of neglect to
o a guardian will be appointed by 10
represent for yoi in the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused O
surrogate's Court Of the said County of New York
Re hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon, Frank r Fitzgerald,
Surrogate of said County of New York.
l. s. at said County, the 31st day OF December
'''''''' in the Of Lord One thousand
hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN,
Clerk of the Surrogates Court
GURDoN s. BUCK, Attorney for Petitioners, No.
Liberty Street Borough OF Manhattan New York City