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The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-16

BY Union Associated Press.

By Union Associated Press.
washington, Dec, 16.-Minis
ter Bowen has confirmed the
press reports of the attack on
Puerto Cabello. It constituted
a violation of international law.
IN the fact that the twenty-four
hour notice was not served of the
bombardment.
When the allies were consider
ing the ways and means of bring
ing Venezuela to terms, and a
blockade Of this character had
been decided upon, the German
govel nment informed the United
States that when the blockade
was established it would turn
back all shipping, though no ey-
fort would be made to seize the
ships. But, now that the block
ade is sought to be established.
Secretary Hay has informed the
German government that Am.
erlcan ships must not be inter.
tered with in their trading, IN.
less the inhibition applies to all
shipping,and further the note in
tim etes dlsapproyal of stoppago
at all.
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Holiday goods in abundance at
the Owl Drug Store.
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:EStrayed.

From the Mayville plantation,
situated 10 miles south of Welsh
and 25 miles from Jennings.
2 horse mules and one maremule.
One of them is real black; another
is black with a white nose, and
the mare mule is black and stoop
setted. All from 6 to s years
old. The finder will receive S.
reward for the return # each
mule to the Mayville plantation.
b. G. Jackson. Mayville P.O.,
La. 295 DIT w3
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Diamond Rings, 800
at
HOllins Bros. & Leben.
Library Opening Postponed.

Special to the Record.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 16:-
On account of the recent illness
of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, the
dedication of the Washington
Public Library building, which
he presented to the national CAP
ital, did not take place today as
originally scheduled, but has
been postponed for several
weeks
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Merger of Mexican Cotton Mills.

Special to the Record.
Mexico City, Dec. 16:-At a
meeting held today at Monterey
arrangements were practically
completed for the merger Of all
the cotton mills in northern Mex.
leo, with the exception of two.
More than S3,O0O,00O of capital
is represented.
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Fine Chests Sterling
Silverware 800, at
HOllinS Bros. &Leben.
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We're Worthless.
BY Union Associated Press.

Berlin, Dec. 16:-In official
quarters it is said that the Ven.
ezuelan vessels sunk off La
Guayra were old and worthless
revenue cutters and urft TO 90
to sea, and that the other ships
captured have been sent to a Ger.
tain West Indian port. to be re-
fitted for use during the Block
ade.
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For Sale-A bargain. House
and lot on Cutting avenue, 4 lots
on State street, 2 lots on Davies
avenue and 1852 feet on Main st.
E. F. Walker.
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A nice and complete line of
fine stationary at the Owl Drug
Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-16

Fresh line of Stewards and
Lowney's candies at Rathe's and
"Rathe sells for less" 2Setf
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EiolufiCH and Physical Culture.

MIR. Carrie p. Myers of the
New York School of Expression
Will @lE2 lessons in all branches
OF Elocution and Phys ical Cul-
tnre. lHQuire at residence of
W. q. Patterson, corner State
and Second streets. Phone No.
1853. if
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Fresh line of Seward $ aud
Lowney's candies at Rathe's, and
"Rathe sells for less" oS6 IF
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Ask your grocer for "ysu..
voody's Best -four. It has no
equal.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-16

Store room for rent. Apply
t ltosen u Brother, Blackshere
uldin". IF
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PERSONAL, AND socrA1,.

:, Miss Jane Webster will return shortly from
Grand Forks, n D.
Miss Blanche Hagler and Mrs. Edith L. Morev
are home from North Dakota. =|'
, Mrs Charles II. Ford will go to Milwaukee
this week to make her home.
sn MIS- G; D. Cowgirl Of Albert Lea, and Miss
U. n. Olberg, of SOS Fourth street Sc.
The Why Not Cinch Club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. e. Epstein, 60 Twelfth street n
Mines. Pabst, Hess and Nilsson received prizes.
4, Mrs, William H. Johnson and children left
yesterday morning for San Francisco to reioin
MT. Johnson, who has returned from Nome.
The Merifu Club. which is composed of a num-
Der of South Minneapolis young people, will give
a dance tomorrow evening in Malcolm's nail
Fifth avenue S and Twenty-fourth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson Of 1715 Wes-
Tern avenue, were surprised Saturday evening by
Supper was served after pleasant social hour
The Elite Literary and Social Club will enter
tain this evening at the home of Miss Emma
Miller. on Elliot avenue s. Miss Miller will
be assisted by, Misses Beck. Rue, Lindstrand.
SOnnenberg, Goldman and HERE, ~:
The New Century club will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs Waterbury, 1925 Aldrich avenue this
evening" = WAC
NorthWester3 people at New York hotels arc
Miller; Murray Hill, F. L. Decarie, H. W, Jones
H. Z: s. DONALDSON; st. Denis; F. A. Walton; Man.
Union, J. H. Morley. .:'-
The enlisted men Of the Twenty fist infantry
and artillery corps serving at Fort SnelInc
have completed arrangements for a hon to he
given In the post hail. Fort Smelling, FRIDAY
evening. . : i'""'
Mrs: A. w. skog will entertain the L.. s. b.
cinb Friday afternoon at her home, 2642 Colfax
avenue S. ..-E' -: 5000
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InSociaICircIes.
FOR AN IOWA GUEST
Mrs. James Queal Receives in Honor
of Mrs. J. K. Mac Comber
..-.. of, Des Moines. 80:
An Afternoon Dinner Closes the
Festivities Preceding the Bell
HeAelfnger Wedding.

Mrs. James Queal gave an informal re-
> ception this afternoon at her home on
Park avenue in honor Of Mrs. j. X. Mac
!. Comber of Des Moines, Iowa, who is. her
guest. The hours were from until 5
o'clock and about eighty women were
: present The decorations were all in red
gand green and clusters of poinsetta bios
SONS and carnations were through the
rooms. while vines and palms furnished
an effective background. In the dining
room great cluster OF red carnations
. was on the table. Mrs. w. d. Gregory
5>and Mrs. j. E. Glass presided at the table.
The assisting young women were the
Misses Glass. Quirk, Bracket. Corinne
y Webster. Akeley, leila Queal and Mrs.
Henry Foote. A string orchestra played
an interesting program as the guests came
S and went. .... .,
Last evening Mrs. MacConaber was the
guest of honor at q dinner which was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bracket OF
kenwood. Covers were laid for seven.
Mrs. MacComber will return home to-
morrow, ~ .'"E
Mrs H. w. Wagner entertained at din
@ner this afternoon at her home on Park
avenue. The guests were Mr., and Mrs.
C. B. Heffelfinger and the members Of
their family and the out town guests
who are visiting at the Wagner and Hef-
feltinger residences Covers were laid for
poi,lsetta blossoms. ....s
The wedding of Miss Louise Heffelfger
and James F. Bell will take place this
evening in Westminster church. large
number of invitations were issued and ad-
mission will be by card only. The serv-
ice will be followed by reception at the
Heffelfinger residence for the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Semple gave dim
ner Of twenty-five covers last evening
at their home on Vine place for Miss
Heffelfnger and Mr.. Bell. Dinner was
served from two round tables. The dec
orations and appointments were in green
and white and mound Of white hya-
cinths was In the center Of the brides
table. From four tall brass lamps hung
baskets Of bride roses by flaring bows
Of white gauze ribbon. Silver candle
the table and the service was Of white
a handsome bridal book designed by Miss
Pauline Kruger and containing the best
wishes of the host and hostess ,beauti-
fully Illuminated. Lilies of the valley
decorated the cover. which was tied with
a white satin bow. The envelope which
held the dainty volume was of white
sat tin with lettering in green and gold
The ribbon which tied it was sealed with
Semple's initials and was caught by a
gold arrow. A cluster of white orchids
was fastened to Miss Heffelhnger's
chair.
The other young women found at their
places great lovers knots of white satin
ribbon pierced with gold arrows from
which were suspended hearts of white
satin adorned with the initials of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10
Elected New OFFICERS.

Star Of the East Hive, L. 0. r. M, al
its last meeting elected the following of.
ficers;;=i Past commander, Hattie j. Smith
commander. Lizzie o. Kennel; lieuten
ant, Carrie Randell; chaplain, Mrs, Peter.
son: sergeant Eta Worrell; mistress-at:
arms, Mrs. Kelly; sentinel, Alice Burns
guard, Nora EDazell; finance keepef, Mate
Meadows recorder and assistant, Lois
Craig and Leila Richardson. musician
Miss Marion Richardson. ! :, 49,. vs.,
2 = The hive, will: hold a Feast Of Seven
Tables in the hall, Franklin and Bloom
ington. avenues, Monday evening from 5:3(
TO 8 O'clock, ,z.,,ry. -. : ~
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SAM pEvERE AT THE DEWEY.

:. Sam Deyere's Gown. Company, - ex Extravaganza
and vaudeville will come to the Dewey theater
for week. beginning Sunday afternoon. The
extravaganza forms one part of the program and
strong vaudeville list the other In the olio
is, the cycle wbirl, four riders, three men and
a woman being engaged in all kinds of riding
on almost perpendicular track known as the
saucer track The Faust Trio, the New York
Comedy -Four, the Three Madcaps, acrobats and
bouncers; Florence Hughes. Sam Devere him
self and others are on the vaudeville bill. The
extravaganza is called ''open All Night and is
matinee will be the seventh of the series in
augurated3 by Manager wittig, which is proving
popular. =gH5 -
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) CLUB NOTES.

: The Teachers club will have it's bi-montbly
meeting Saturday afternoon at the West. hotel
i; The Daughters of Malta No. IS. will attend
the funeral OF Ira Newell tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock from Masonic Temple M
Good Templars rally will be held Sunday at
tho n. r. church, Taylor street and Twenty
fifth avenue NE, at 80 p. m. Monday evening
Riverside lodge No. 394, I. 0. G. r., will have
q. special program for temperance night.
- The 'wonlan's auxiliary to the Minneapolis
Typographical union will meet for permanent or
ganization this evening at g. o'clock in Hol
married sisters, wives and daughters Of the
members Of the union are expected to be pres
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

3 A reception and entertainment In honor Of a.
A. Collins of Toronto, supreme treasurer Of fine
Independent Order of Foresters. was given by
Minneapolis Foresters at Century hall last eve
ming. A. =: Reuillard introduced Mr.. Collins.
who paid a tribute to the Indian of to-day as
represented By DR.. Oronhyatek a full-blood Mo
hawk. who Is at the head Of sthe supreme court
pr. Oronhy ateka is an Oxford graduate and n
protege of King Edward. Mr.. Collins said there
We're many young men coming from Canada to
the United States. 49,:
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ReceptIon for Mrs. Tavlor.

Mrs. Ludosky J. Taylor. who was re-
Gently elected national president of the
W. r. c., will be the guest of honor at
a reception which will be given Monday
afternoon. Dec. 20, at the NicolIet hotel
by the Minneapolis and St Paul corps
About 500 women will be present. -
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Northwestern Hospital sReceptlo,

The annual meeting of the board of
directors of Northwestern hospital will be
held Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the hospital Officers will be elected and
the reports of the officers and committees
read. These reports will be varied with
musical numbers. The hospital will be
open from l until o'clock for the visit
ors who are interested in the improve
ments which have recently been made :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

..rhe Golden State Under the Tur-
auoise Sky "Glimpses of Mexico Los
Angeles are. the titles of some of the
elegant booklets which can be had at the
Rock Island ticket office, s22 Nicollet ay.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

500 Line Homeseekers' Rates
to points in the Canadian Northwest
during the month of December Particu-
lars at the Ticket Office, 119 Third
street.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
club Calendar.

Club Calendar. AZ !. Ss.Fs
THURSDAY
Directors OF Northwestern hospital an
nuaI n1eeting, Up. M; annual receptions;
1sto5 p. m. Isl IS.
Art History club, Public Library: build
ings10 a. M III
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FAIRS AND ENTERTAINMENTS

The. Ladies' Aid society Of Riverside
chapel will hold its seventh annual sale
OF useful and fancy articles Tomorrow
cantata e'Christmas' will be. given hoth
evenings and refreshnents4 be served .
A small admission fee will be asked.
= s !
The women of Stewart Memorial church
will hold their annual sale Of. dolls and
useful articles at 612 Nicolet avenue next
Wednesday and Thursday. 80
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flashes and minces can with very little
trouble be made attractive in appearance
as well as in taste. Hash pressed into a
mold, giving it a ring or a dome shape,
then masked or not with a sauce, Or sim
ply turned upon platter, can be prettily
garnished with eggs and greens. Plain
meat balls and potato or hominy balls can
be placed together on a platter with such
regard to effect that the dish assumes the
character of an entree instead Of appear
ing like n1akeshift from; leftover pieces.
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A POSTER EXHIBIT. ::

The University Art Club VIII open poster
exhibit tomorrow, in room Of Pillshury Hall.
Nathaniel Mccarthy has loaned al collection 81
100 posters. which will be shown. N admission
fee will be CHARGED and the exhibit will remain
open through Friday. s. & :;5.as sss;s e =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

You Make No Mistake
When you use Journal Want Ads; only
L cent a word under any heading. Moth
ing less than 20 cents.
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The next time baking is to be done. if
there is room in the oven. try a recipe for
baked soup taken from Dainty. Dishes
Two pounds of lean beef, one head of eel
cry. two turnips, one, teacup of chopped
parsley, four: or five tomatoes Cor hals a
can Of tonatoes), one-1lalf. cupful> Of rice,
pepper, and salt, five pints of cold water.
Cut the meat into dice, peel and chop all
the vegetables, add the rice and season.
ing, and put into a streng eaEthep pot.
Pour in the water fit a cover on closely,
and set in the oven in a pan Of hot water.
Bake as long as possible; six hours is not
too long. ~
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RECEPTION FOR 4 FORESTER.

Wright Wrongs No Man.
Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat nour is pure.
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Furs and Fur Garments.
Best at The Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

In making paste for scrapbooks put in
plenty of alum, and it will prevent moth
or mice from destroying them.
Sassafras root sprinkled around dried
fruit will keep out worms. a loaf of bread
which has become dried can be made
nearly as nice as when fresh baked by
plunging it into cold water, then placing
in a hot oven for few minutes.
Into a solution Of gum arabic stir plaster
Of Paris until the mixture assumes the
consistency of cream; apply with a brush
to the edges of broken china. join together
and in three days the article cannot be
broken In the same place. '.7' ,>-'%'>'
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:; When purchasing a roast of veal. have
the butcher lard it with salt pork; you will
find that it makes the meat juicy, instead
Of dry, and gives it a fine favor that can
not be had in any other way. 49,
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The ball and supper which will follow the
cncert by the Yale Glee and Banjo club
will be- given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
F. B. .Sernple Friday vening, Dec. IS.
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING.
Bits Of serapbook Wisdom On VAR
<:"s@'s Gus Household Topics, s; +.

1t seems a good deal Of trouble, but, it
might. pay.to try the receipt FOR king
coffee planters idea of pe q aS! i Roast
the coffee just before using It by $pla cling
the green beans in an enamelled saucepan,
constantly stirring to prevent burning. Put
one large, tablespoonful Of powdered cof-
fee for each cup required into a. jug, and
pour boiling water over it. Let the coffee
stand in the jug for half an hour, strain
through a linen or cotton bag into the
coffee pot, and serve. It! will be. very
strong. &c.. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

( Iuow-grade unbleached cotton, little
thicker than cheesecloth. and to be: had
more cheaply, will be found serviceable; to
the <housekeeper in many ways. 1t bleaches
easily. and a quantity: can be whitened at
once. When SO prepared, it can be used:
for curtains for pantry and kitchen, and,
gathered in the same manner, upon rods,
screens in a clever and connely fashion the
contents of open cupboards. Its softness
and its absorbent quality make it very
useful in the chamber or sickroom, where
such devices should oftener than they do
save extra work in the kitchen or laundry.
1t is serviceable oftentimes for Innings when
little warmth or stiffness is required, and
even for summer undergarments.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-10

Miss Helen Hall Is spending the week
With Fraulein Schoen-Rene at her home
on Grove place and Friday evening Frau
lein will give musicale in her honor The
affair Will be very informal and Miss
Agnes Davies. Scott Woodwork and Rich
ard Woodwork will sing '''The Persian;
Garden 49,. ~
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Mrs. G.. F. Hitchcock, Jr., and Miss
Sherwood, of 1882 Park avenue, will en-
terrain at cards Friday afternoon. .
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ed the fifteenth anniversary 81 their mar
rage last evening at their home, 1910 E
TWenty-fourth street. The day also cele-.
DRAFTED Mr.. Wicklunds fiftieth birthday
anniversary. ;, ~
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says:
I have found it. very helpful to use en-
broidery hoops in mending. When my boy
comes in with "three-cornered'' Or barn
door, tears in his stocking legs, put
small hoop inside the stocking. and large
one outside, first drawing the hole to-
gether neatly with little fine cotton or
splint mending yarn, then darning the hole
as usual. 1t is always. smooth and so
much easier than over hand Or ball. I. also
use the hoops in mending handkerchiefs,
napkins: rents in clildren's dresses, APP
rons. etc. I keep child's "tenpin'' many
mending bag and over it mend the fingers
and thumbs of WOODEN. mittens and gloves.
A cute little china night lamp, on the
blue and white willow pattern, looks:.ex-
actly like a Japanese teapot. The wick is,
placed in the tiny spout, and one raises
the lid to pour in the oil. ,. ~ =
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IAN interesting affair of this evening will
be the reception which will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Robinson at their
home on Park avenue in honor of Bishop
and Mrs. Isaac w. Joyce, who will leave
early in the year for South America. ).
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-19

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Omce ofthe
Circuit Court el lee County CA abe .~ih
da, cd May. 1902
r. p. Bailey aad wife.
plaiat.a-. l"''
Vs. ~
C.,h Orchard Coat a '"n -
! rou Go. etal. Defend
ants. ~ "'-
iae object of th.- suit is 3D. declare a
resulting trust Boz favor OF abe petitioners.
Mary . James sud l. 3. Anderson. hv
reason OF their having paid an OF the pur-
chase maucy therefor ot. iu aud Co two
scycnth undivided interest iu o. tract uf
lala in tae lwh or,haul boz Ice county.
Virginia, containing 1854 acres. MOSS ug
less, being ace same fract which WAS cru-
Veyed hs r. 4 Ntiley cod Rifa 10 the
Cfah Orchard coai-& Iron Company 3d.,
deed dated October ~. $500. recorded ia
Lee county D.. Is. -. page w. which was
said septembcg ~. 1921, hv q II. Seuuil,
special commissioner in thc Above -fsleI
cause. aud purchased ly ! = Anderson
aa4 SIX others. the tap-scscnihs interest
sought % BE affected ly the petition IN
tnis cause. lciug that reported 80 sid sale
20 have been sold O. " " Jaues and
Charles l. lrnte- sad the farther parrose
"NtH- NR NAfA"NN Tue tNfft IN p tiIt seventh
i~nierest 10 said land fcam ihe heirs 40 law
or devises ct each " " Jsmcs and e.. =.
James. both dccca-ed, ani have said title
conveyed 10 said petitioners.
Ana "a appearing from aihdssit on fic
ip said Office that John A. James. Mrs
Olima ~. West. Nr4- , \. billiard. James
Wood, William Wood. Nrs ;. &. fiArsis
Ats y q. cappheli " r. Brooks ana
Mrs q. T. Iamcs arr got resiients ni
ihe State II Firgiais "a Is ordered tia,
thcy aqpeas here within IS iass after disc
publication Of this oIder. and 90 What !.
necessary "a ~sroteci their Interest ia lei,
seit. And IS 70 fgfthcr ordered tAat I
cops hereof h. publi-hed for four success.
site weeks in The Rig Stone CAP Posr
and that = cops BE posted 81, the from
door oftke court -hoese Of this couats q,
prescribed By la~.
A e~cpy-restes
/. A. D. MrSsss. CLERK.
iH'sss a Sissr, ~. mayzs s3-2'
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerk once 81
the cir,ait Court Of Lee Coonty. on the
ssth day Of MAJ. 1902.
Psulser Dssask and On petition 'nss,s
wife. Plaintiff. esuse cf Mary .
w. flames and 1. 5.
Crab Orchard Coal 4 Anderson v. John
Iron Co. ct Al, Dcns A. james et al.
The object ofthis suit is 10 deeiase are
su.tine trust In ftser OF the petitioners
Mary j. james aud I. ). Aaeerson by
reason Of their hasiug paid all Of the pRr-
chase money therefor 81, Ia aud 10 a two
serenths undivided interest In q tract OF
sand in the Crab Orchard IN Lee County,
Virginia. containing ~ Here-, ssore o.
less. being the same tract which WAS cot
viewed ny Paulsrr Delnsk and wife 20 the
Crab Orchard Coal 4 Iron Company by
deed dated july n, 1890. records" IN H.,
county -. h.. =, page al, which ~as -''.
Scntember 10. 1894. by D. u >4~eit
special commissioned IL tine above -i'f,e
} csuse, and purchased by I. :. Auac1sou
and ak Others. ihe t~~n.Seve-ih i~nicresi
sought to be affected 10y the petition ia
this cause. being that reported ~ said sale
To- have been sold to ". W. James sud
I Charles l.. James. aud ihv father purpose
i-beiug 70 extract the title Co = one--cVeuti
( interest ia said iaui from ihe hsifs al
law or deSises Of each " ". James sn'
e. l.. James. both deceased, aud hn,c sai'
title conveyed 10 ssld petitioners.
And u appearing from AFFIDAVIT ou hl'
in said Office that John A.. james, Mrs
OIima NJ. West. Mrs. ] y billiard. jaime
Wood. William Wood. Mrs : G. harti'
Mrs. IA. T. Campbell. W. T.. Brooks an
Nrs. G. T.. Jame- 49,, u.i fc-itsniS oi Oh
state Of Nirgiuia. it j. ordered that The
appear here within 6heen DAYS after du
publication Of this order aud do whft
necessary to project their interest 'u tn'
suit. Aud it is further ordered that
copy hereof bee published for four srcce'
Give weeks iu thc Big Stone Gag Post an
that a copy DE posted 90 zoe fruni door
Ithc coart-house oi ihis county NJ ptl
, -ctihcd Us law.
Z eoHN-rr-te.
A.k MtN,N. Clerk
lawns SitNr, 1p %