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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
TESTING CANDIDATES
FOR "MiDDIES" I'M NAVY
Applicants for Entrance to Annapolis
Academy Under Examination.

The Civil Service Commission is con
daeting examinations TO-DAY AT the
Georgetown Uuiversft- Law School ON
Z Street between Fifth and Sixth. for
The position Of miGshipman in the Naya:
academy About 139 ambitious candi-
dates for naval glory are being tested
and the examination will last until
Wednesday noon. SIX examiners from
the bureau are testing the alllitv or
the young men on the technical sub
jects with which they must be ac-
quaiuted
Tne physical examination which rhey
rauat pass viii be conducted bv tb.
physicians Of the United States Marine
Service
This s. the first examination which has
been held for midshipmen since the law.
has heeu passed rcviving lEat rank in
the ravy
While The civil Service Commission
gives the examination il has no control
over the eligibility OF the candidates for
admission to the Academy. The super-
irtendcnt OF the Academy al ANNAPOLIS
decides that question and the Com-is-
ion only undertakes The work of ev-
amlTati0n out Of courtesy and 10 relieve
The officials OF the Academy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
FOREST FIRES CONTINUE
TO RAGE IN NORTHWEST

obtained it is thought that not less JnaE
100 persons are dead
Tha greatest fcss CT life appears to
be along The Lewis River in Washing
ton where Logging camps are numerous
Many persons are known TO have perish
ed IN that section, and reports Of addi-
ticnsl fatalities are being received here
hcurly
Hundreds OF residents in northwestern
Oregon are homeless. The property
loss in that state exceeds 81, GEO .00t-
First reports OF the destruction OF
Palmer have been confirmed The en-
tire place is in ashes
Tie thrilling fight Of party Of
refugees near Centralia who we're com
PEELED to seek safety in creek. remain
ing immersed more than an hour, later
rushing into grotto. where q number CT
bears and deer had sought refuge il
their terror. Is equaIed only By the
narrowing experience CT the people re-
siding between Ariel, Coulftz county.
and Mount Helers- The entire section.
twenty-five miles in length, vas swept
clear by the fires. The flames attacked
the district Unexpectedly during thz
night. driving the people from their
homes in their night -arments. For
hours the race against death was sept
UP and when place OF safety was
reached IL WIS found thar eleven OF the
party had pcrished
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
WIDER STREET. NORTH
OF PENSION BUILDING
u, Between Fourth and
Fifth, to Be Improved
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT PLAN

The Commissioners today approved the
plans Of the Engineer Department for
the Improvement OF G Street. between
Fourth and Fifth Streets northwest 1t
lis proposed 10 widen the roadway to a
width OF fifty feet, the better TO accom-
modate the street car tracks and wagon
traffic, which is heavy on this block. To
provide for the widening CT the street
it has been found necessary to encroach
four and ene-haIf feet upon judiciary
Square - new cement sidewalk VIII
replace the present faIk.
The plans for the improvement were
prepared in The surface division and
we're forwarded TO the Commissioners
giving the details with i plat. by Cap
tain Newcomer, assistant TO the En-
gineer Commissioner He also informs
the Commissioners that it wiz be neces-
sary TO obtain the consent OF the Chief
Of Engineers. L : B.. 90 occupy the
four and One-Ealf feet space on the
Tc5crya tiOn TO carry out The proposed
plan and he requests the Commissioners
10 Jay the matter before the Secretary
Of War with a view to that end
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
INVESTIGATING DEATH
OF SPECIAL AGENT CRAIG
I. Coroner Resumes Hearing
at PittSf1eId
Witnesses Who Were on Car When It
Wrecked the Presidents
Carriage.

PITTSFIELD. Mass. Sept. I5.-The
inquest into the death Of tie Presidents 5
bcdygus-d. Craig. vas resumed this
morning The Witnesses sumrncn ned were
all passengers on the ear which col
Hded with the Presidents carriage
The witnesses were Mrs. Jacob Moore.
William Mclaughlin. Robert Conlin. J.
NeA Vance. Walter Dutton. ex-Alder-
man 4 W Eaten, ex-Nayor Walter F.
Hawkins. Clarence W. Gordon and II
NeIH Wilson Practically ali of these
peopie claim the car was running al a
fast rate of specJ -,4!-ea the accident oc-
Cured.
Mclaughlin and CcuIin. two boys.
have said that as the car was soine
down South Street. the rnotornaa was
sigEaled to stop ty Two women who
were on the sidewalk Tac car was
stopped, but the passengers were so
ANXIOUS 10 reach the Country Club be
Icre he arrival OF the President. that
the conductor rang the bell and the
car was started before the TWO women
could reach it.
Gt1dcn was the person who caught the
hcrses attached to the Presidents car
rage as they enGeayOrcd to break awav
after the carriage had been struck.
Aessrs- Eaten. Vance. DuttCu. Haw-
kins, and Wilson were en- route 10
The Country Club. when the accident oc-
cU:e1
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
RUMOR THAT PETTY IS
TO Be COMMISSIONER
Appointment Would Be in
Line Of Merit System" "
DISTRICT AUDITOR SINE '78
Has Held Position Since installation of
Present Form of -Proba-
bility That Place VIII Be Filled by
the President Sometime This Week.

According to a report circulated this
morning. there is probability that
President Roosevelt viii appoint Audi
tor Petty to the vacant District Com
missioRership.
It is pointed cut that Auditor Petty Is
as strongly indorsed as any Of the num-
crous applicants for the position, and
furthermore. it was said his appoint
ment would be in the nature of addi-
tionaI Endorsement by the President of
the merit system in the civil service.
Pesident Roosevelt is a firm believer IN
the merit system. and the nomination o,
Auditor Petty would be in keeping with
his policy in this regard.
Appointment This Week
The statement is made on what is con
sfdered good authority that the vacant
position VIII be filed this week. and
probably not latsr than Thursday OF Fri
day
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
JUSTICE GRAYS SUCCESSOR.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Son Of the Dis
tinguished Author.

Oliver Wendell Holmes. who ss,ocee6-
ed Justice Gray on lhe supreme BanoJ.
is a son Of the distinguished author DE-
Holmes
Judge Holmes IS noted for his fpae-
fatigable labor = Possessed OF srroue
powers for diagnosis and ANALYSIS v.Hic-
were perhaps Inherited. he has zfe,e-
let his brain loiteT, but has kept il a.
lively engaged in working out. thin{,f.g
out things Tor himself
HIS studies have been wide and ,.s
Fied. AID he IS In the bFcadesf sens 9.
scholar He has not read merely for fbg
sake OF reading. but for knowledge and
ability that he might make himself uee-
full
As magistrate ne has shown much
learning and profound thinking His
opinions, which run through the JasF
forty volumes of the Massachusefts re-
ports. are expressed in a fine. Iiterarv
style which is pSUliarly his own and
occasionally sparkle with wit Ms
opinions are almost always brief ana
they are prepared with great ceIerItv.
Judge Holmes Is OF d pleasant man
ner and courteous He is quite tall
with an erect. slender figure. and is
very fond OF walking for an exercise. Il
has been his custom for years, when the
weather permitted 10 walk from his
home IN the famous house on the
Charles River side OF Beacon street. to
his Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
OVATION TO THE PRESIDENT BY
HIS OYSTER BAY NEIGHBORS
SUSPECTED MURDERER
WILL SURVIVE WOUNDS
Dr.. Leland D. Kent Carefully Guarded
by Detectives.

ROCHESTER. y, Y, Sept I5-Dr.
Leland D. Kent suspected Of murder
ing Ethel B. DingIe and attempting sui
eide. lies in a priv4se ward at the He
meopathic Hospital fast recovering from
the gaping wound IN his throat and
carefully guarded by Two Rochester de
tectives. Unless unexpected complica-
tiOns set in Kent VIII BE able 10 leave
the institution withl2 a few days.
The Rochester police assisted by spe-
cial officers from Buffalo are endeayor-
ing TO clear UP the mystery or find some
reason for the rash act. Kent's friends.
Buffalo physicians. stoutly maintain
that Kent is inEJcent and accuse the
girl OF committing the deed. Eent's
wife, who spent yesterday at the Eoapi-
tai by her husbands s bedside. has e.
turned TO Buffalo.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
GOVERNMENT AHEAD
In COLOMBIA War
ReVoluti0niSt Cauiaz0 Sur
renders This Time.
NEWS FROM MINISTER HART

i telegram received at The Department
Of State from MT F2r- Urit~- States
Minister at Bogota, Colom9 "a, says that
The revolutionary General Carriazo, who
has been operating with strong force
on the great plain east of Bogota, has
surrendered This is regarded as Of the
utmost Importance TO the Government.
who consider II as the pacidcatiol Of the
whole eastern region
The Colombian government has also
announced the reDulse by a government
war vessel OF a revoIutionarr attack on
the MagdaIen River some days aLo.
Ia a later dispatch Minister Hart says
that the minister OF foreign affairs has
announced officially that The revolution
in the interior Of Colombia mas been
entirely quelfed.
This Minister Hart says, LEASES the
soldiers OF The government cOr service
at the Isthmus OF Panama. where the
rebellion is still in eEisteace-
Large bodies OF troops viii be sene
20 the isJhmus 20 Tut down the insur-
rection there
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
PITTSBURG BASEBALL
MEN 60 TO NEW YORK
Seven Players Already I'm
der Contract.
REPUTED LARGE SALARIES
Pitchers to Get $4,000 and sIz,5oO for
Two Years Work-None of Men to
Receive Less Than se,5oo-Advance
Money Paid.

ST. Louis. No. Sept. 15.-The Ameri-
can League Baseball Club that viii be
in New York IN 1903 viii have seven Of
the PitJsburg team on it.
OF these, six have already signed con
tracts for Two years 10 piaE in New
York They are Chesebro. TannehilL
Davis, Conroy, Smith. Leach, and 0'Con-
nor.
Not one Of those who have signed will
receive less than S9.50G for their -wo
ears work. One pitcher receives S1+.-
20, while the other is TO receive $t2.508.
All Of the aboye-named players signed
contracts several weeks ago and nave
received advance money
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Flames Making HeadWay
With Alarming
Rapidly.
MANY ARE MADE HOMELESS
Property Loss in Oregon and Washing
ton Will Go Into the MiiIioEs-Re-
ports Of Fatalities Being Received
Hourly-TelegraPh Lines Destroyed

TACOMA, Wash, Sept I5.-The forest
fires in northwestern Oregon and Wash
ington continue with unparalleled fury,
destroying The lives Of people in small
towns. threatening to ruin towns and
cities and laying waste thousands upon
thousands Of acres Of richest timber
lands in the country The conhagrations
have made headway with amazing rap
idity While it is believed that they
cannot further inperil the larger cities.
the danger 10 property in outlying dis
tricts continues. The destruction OF
telegraph and telephone lines renders
it difficult to obtain q correct estimate
of the loss Of life From scant reports
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
JUDGE REFUSED TO
CHARTER A CHURCH

PHILADELPHLi. Sept l5.-Judge
Arnold today refused to charter the
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. on the
ground that the Christian Scientists de-
sired to conduct business corporation
for profit as we'll as church. The judge
quotes Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy as say
ing that it shall be the duty of the
church to sell her books which. with the
Bible. is the foundation Of the Christian
Science sa:th.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
GRAND DUKE BORIS
TO LEAVE NEWPORT
He and His Suite VIII Leave for Few
Yc-k Wednesday.

NEWPORT, T. I. Sept I5.-The
Grand Duke Boris viii bring his New
pert season TO close on Wednesday
evening. when he and his suite viii
leave for New York. passage having been.
secured for them OF Fridays steamer.
The grand duke has had nest en-
joyalle time while in Newport and he
stays practically until the close of the
Newport season. Yesterday the grand
duke aud his party were entertained bv
Mrs Pembroke Jones at luncheon on
board the steam yacht Narada aud last
evening Mrs. ogden GoeIst gave state
dinner III his honor. There is no truth
IN the report that he refused to ac-
cept Mr.. Fish's invitation
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
AMERICAN MOLASSES
TRUST INCORPORATED
Company Capitalized at Three Million
Dollars.

TRENTON. y. J.. Sept. l5.-The
American Molasses Company, with a
capitalization of $4,000. coo was charter
ed today 20 deaf in all kinds OF sugars.
sirups. glucose, Eolasses. sorghum. sac
charine. starch. and, the like. and to Sc
cure the controlling interest in similar
companies having the same oDjects-
The concern is looked upon as a new
trust. The incorporators are ali en-
ployes OF a corporation office in Jersey
City, and the actual money interests Of
the concern are not disclosed in the
articles.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
LIEUTENANT MORRIS
COMMITS SUICIDE
Officer of the Olympia Shoots Himself
at CharlestOwn Navy Yard.

A telegram was received at the Bu-
reau cC Navigation this afternoon re-
porting the death by suicide of LieUt.
John r. Morris, of the Olympia. now q;
the Charlestown nav yard who shct
himself this morning. The dispatch gave
no particulars
Lieutenant Morris was FORMERLY an
engineer in the navy but was appoint
ed q lieutenant from Missouri He is
from Kansas City where he Las a
brother living
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
big FIVE" 70 VISIT
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Senatorial Quintet toJOurney
to Oyster Bay

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Seuators VIII
lam Boyd Allison. OF Iowa. and Nelson
". AIdr!ch, of Rhode Island. reached
New York. today and joined Senator
Marcus. 4. Hanna. CT Ohio. and Senator
John c. spooncr. OF Wisconsin, and Sen
ator 0rvme H. Platt. Of Connecticut.
who were waiting for them
These Eve members OF the United
states seuate-the most powerful quin-
tet in all that body. commonly called
the Big Five in the inner 1oliticaf
circle OF The Senate-win journey tc
Oyster Bay tomorrow 10 meet the Pres,
ident Il is said that the chief object
OF this remarkable conference is 20 take
up the question of tarin revision pri-
mariIy TO reach the trusts.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
JOLLIFFE- SMITH NUPTIALS.
Quiet Wedding at Noon Today Follow
2 ed by Reception.

The marriage a. Aias Louise Laura
Smith 10 Mr Worthiugton Jolline took
place at high noon today "a the home OF
the brides parents. MT anl Ira- George
Dexter smith. 1921 sizsseatH St-ee On
Iy the intimate friends O. thc bride anc
groom we're present.
After the ceremony. q wording break
fast was served. followed tv q Tecep-
ton. attended by nearly 100 guests. Mr.
and Mrs. JolIine leave FOR Atlantic City
This evening and viii later make "a tour
OF the West
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
SCHEME FOR FORMING
BRIPISd STEEL TRUST
Will Oppose Aggression Of
American Cooperation.

LONDON. Sept I5--The st James
Gazette" today says that Arthur Kecne.
or the Grm Of Guest. Keeae & Co. has
prepared q scheme Tor the formation OF
. British steel trust embracing the
most important firms of Great Britain.
II the American steel trust becomes
aggressive in Europe The paper pays.
the stocks OF the British trust wiu be
Immediately Eoated.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15

LYNN, Mass. Sept. 15.-Justice Hor-
ace Gray, Of the United States S1preme
Court. retired. died at Nahant this
morning OF paralysis He suffered the
attack in February and never rallied to
any great extent He was seventy -four
years old.
He was recently succeeded on the Su-
preme bench by Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Of this State
Justice Gray handed his resignation to
the President two months ago and last
month it was accepted. The justice had
suffered second stroke Of apoplexy and
felt that he could not again undertake
court work. He retired on his salary OF
$4,000 year. With one exception his
service in the Supreme Court, twenty
years. was longer than that Of any Of his
associates.
Justice Gray is survived by wido&
She was the daughter Of the late Stanley
Matthews.
Mrs Gray, when seen this morning.
refused all information regarding the
death Of her husband. and nothing re-
gsrding his last hours could be learned.
i IS not known what arrangements for
the funeral viii be made.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
PROPOSE TO MAKE DUKE
OF ABRUZZI KING
Propaganda Alleged to Be Forming in
Spain.

PARIS. Sept. I5.-'Patrie" today pub
fishes a sensational rUmor from Bar
ceIcna. to the effect that committees fer
9 propaganda are forming in favor Of the
candidatu-e CT the Duke CT Abruzzi 10
the throne of Spain as the scia;ion
Of the anti-dynastic movement at pres
ent Roing On in Spain and Catalonia.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
CAR SAYS HE WILL
PUNISH OFFENDERS
Determined to See That Plunderers
Pay the Penalty.

.KURSK, Russia, Sept. I5.-The Car.
speaking to the peasants Of this dis
trict yesterday, referred to The recent
plundering perretrated by some of their
number lie said.
The culprits viii meet with the pun
ishment they. deserve
Hc added Tell the people 1 VIII not
leave their real needs Unheeded.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Ex-Ccmmissioner Douglas Better.

Ex-Commiss.5ner OF The District John
". Douglas was declared out Of danger
today by his physician, Dr. James A.
Freer DT. Free stated that no seri-
Gus complications had at any stage or
the disease Cccasioncd uneasiness. and
that the improvement during the past
few days was so great that in the alb
sence Of some unforeseen trouble the
patient viii continue on the rapid ROAD
10 recovery.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
CAPTAIN AND THIRTEEN
OF CREW REPORTED LOST

CoE9y.DO Ceylon. SEPT 15.-Thc
British steamer NithsdaJc foundered
near the island Of Garfar today. The
captain and thirteen CT The crew are be
IiCvCd 10 have been drowned
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
Captain Lensy at Prison Conference

Capt. Samuel c, LemIy. Judge Advo-
cate General Of 'he Navy. left Wash
ington today o attend a session of the
Prison Congress TO meet in PhiladaI-
phia, Pa During his absence Solicitor
4 p Hanna viii act as Judge Advocate
General
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15

Justice Gray enjoyed great social pop
uIaFity IN this city During the social
season MS home. at 1901 I Street north
vest, was a center Of attraction for the
members Of the high official and dfpIo-
matte society His entertainments were
frequent and marked with the greatest
taste. which lent an individuality all
thsir own
Horace Gray was born IN Boston
March p, 1928. the sen OF Horace Gray.
leading citizen OF Boston. and The or
iginator OF the beautiful public gardens
OF that city His grandfat her was a
prominent maritime merchant. wh8
owned no less than sixty sea-going yes
sels, served as lieutenant governor OF
the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
and was estimated the weaIthiest man
OF his time in Boston.
The early education OF The late Justice
wes acquired in his native city. In lss5
he was graduated from Harvard. after
which he Travelled extensively in Eu-
rope Upon his return he was grsau-
ated from the Harvard Law School He
then entered the Office OF Judge Lowell
and was admitted to the or 81 Massa-
a. 4setts in 1881.
From 1854 10 1851 he was reporter sof
the Massachusetts supreme court-ana
during that time-in 1S57-he formed a
law partnership with Judge Hoar and
became one Of the leading practitioners
OF the State
n 1864 he was appointed an associate
justice OF the State supreme court. and
nine years later succeeded CHIEF Jus-
tie Chapman IN 1881 President Arth7.r
appointed him associate justice o. The
United States Supreme Court 10 succeed
Justice Clifford
Justice Grsy-s character. profound
learning, robust vIgOr. and imposing
presence being six feet three inches ~
heigat and PrOporJionateIy veI-built-
made him a striking figure. both on tbs
bench and of
Some Ct Justice Gray's opinions on
the Supreme Bench related 10 the con
hict OF laws, the Interpretation of Wills
the nature OF infamous crimes the now
eFs OF courts-martiaI and the SfsrfD.-
tfon between capital and income
Justice Gray was only exceeded ~,
point Of service On the supreme gara1
y Justice Harlan. who was aDDofnf.f
II 1871, OF four years prjon 10 the efe.-.-
tion OF Justice Gray
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept I5.-Arrived:
kroonlaud, from Antwerp; Mlnnetonsa,
from London.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
For Twenty Years Mem
Der of u. S, Supreme
Court.
RESIGNED ONLY A MONTH AGO
Appointed in 1881 by Presi-
dent Arthur.
WAS "a YEARS OF AGE

Suffered q Second Stroke of ApoPlexy
in February Last and Has Never Raj
lied to Any Extent-He Is Survived
by Widow, the Daughter Of the
Late Stanley Matthews.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15
thousands Glther at Sag
anore Hill to Shake
His Hand.
THE VILLAGE IN GALA ATTIRE
Buildings Respondent With
Flags and Buntlag, and
Bands Play MerrlIy.
UNIQUE FEATURES OF DAY

Mrs Roosevelt Assists in Receiving
Vast 1hsc7g-Each Visitor Given
Sandwich AID Lemonade AMI Allowed
to CaEIy Away Class as a Souvenir.
Thousands cf Sch0oI Children IN Lize.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-15

Fair and continued cool to-
night; Tuesday fair, warmer
light easterly winds,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-03-21
HoIsINGToN HUMMINGs.
From the DIspatc

From the Dispatch.
Born to Sam Shattuck and wife last
Saturday daughter.
Born to Chas. johnson and wife, a
daughter. last Thursday morning.
j. G. Baker expects to move into
his new quarters the latter part of THE
week.
o. p. Putnam has began tbs erect
ion of house south of the Christian
church.
NJ. Grow of Bushton. who recently
bought half section of land north of
town, is having new house erected
and other Improvements made.
a number of new subscribers to the
telephone exchange have been SECURED
and the connections will be made a.
BOON IS the phones can be placed M
position.
The editor made visit to the Koen
ditch Monday, and found the water to
sba running at she rate of three miles
an hoa<- e hae reached and began
70 ozeraoR Gke1enne Ho}foma.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-03-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

FIRST published in the BEMoc BAT Mar. 81. 1902.
State of Kansas
Barton County,
In the Probate Court In and for said County.
In the matter of the estate Of VIM L. Stewart
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Parliamentary
have been granted to the undersigned. on the Last
Will and Testament of VIM. L. Stewart late OF said
County. deceased. by the Honora bIe the Probate
Court of the County and State aforesaid dated the
7th day of March a. d. 1902. Now, all persons
having claims against the said Estate, are hereby
notified that they must present the same to the
undersigned for allowance within one year from
the date of said Letters, they may be preeiuded
from any benefit of such estate; and that If such
claims be not exhibited within three years after
the date of said Letters, they shall be forever
barred.
IsABELLA STEwARr and ANNA STEWART.
Executors of the last VIII and Testament of
VIM. l.. Stewart, Deceased
March 9TH, 1909. 2-5