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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICI OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING
A PROBATE COURT. No. S494,
Administration.
This is to give notice that the sub
scriber. who was by the Supreme Court
of the District CO Columbia granted let
tiers of administration on the estate Of
Charlotte BOegeholz deceased, has. with
the approval OF the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, holding a Pro
bate Court appointed MONDAY, the
18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1S03 at 10
O'CLOCK. A. NJ. as the time. and SAID
court room as the place. for making
payment and distribution from said es-
tate under the courts direction ana con-
troll when and where all creditors and
persons entitled TO distributive shares
or legacies or a residue. are FBtihed 10
attend in person OF by agent or attor-
nav dTlv authorized with their claims
against the estate properly vouched.
Given under my hand this 4th day or
December. 1903.
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SUPREME cOTRT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING
A PROBATE COURT. No. 1876. Adj
ministration-
This is to give notice that the sub
scriber OF the District of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia ancillary letters
of administration on the estate OF Olivia
V. Bigalow. late OF Philadelphia, Pa,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warn
ed TO exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof. legally authenticated TO the
subscriber on or before the 9th DAY
OF NOVEMBER. A D. 1904. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from al
benefit OF said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
November, 1903.
FREDERICK c. HANDY,
1410 G Street northwest
Attest:
(Seal-) JOHN r. ROUZER
Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia; Clerk 81 the
Probate Court.
PHILIP TINDALL. Attorney
NOS deS u
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLD
ING A PROBATE COURT. ES-
TATE OF MARY CULLERTON.
DECEASED. Administration, No.
1IS20.
Application having beer, made TO the
Supreme court Of the District Of CO.
lumbia, holding a Probate Court by JO-
seph A Rerettt for the issuance OF let
tiers of administration on said estate 70
Charles ". Boyle. OF said District, It
Is ordered this 9th day Of November.
A. D. 1903, that notice be and hereby is
given 20 all the hsirs-at-lcW and next Of
kin Of said deceased, and to all others
concerned, 10 appear in said court on
MONDAY. THE 4th DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. A. d. 1904 AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ.
to show cause why such application
should not be granted: Provided this no.
tice be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington
Times on a week day. once in each of
three successive weeks before the re-
turn day herein mentioned-the first
publication 10 be not less than thirty
days before said return day.
(SeaL) THOS. II. ANDERSON.
Justice.
Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER
Deputy Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court.
CHARLES w. BOYLE, Attorney
nos. de5.12
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BY CHAS. II. BAUMAN, Attorney
Attest:
(SeaID JOHN R ROUZER-
Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
haze Court.
de5 Y 10
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PERSONAL.

NINE DE LONG, 20 9th st. nw.-Psychic palm
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The Passing Throng

Mr.. EDWIN NORMAN has Just returned
from voyage 10 South Africa. In taking
with The Post representative yesterday he
related the following account OF a right I'M
usual trip
leaving New Orleans on the 24th a
March. after travel of thirty-dve days,
arrived at Cape Town. We were signale6
from Table Mountain 10 proceed TO Port
Elizabeth. COO miles up the coast Ar.
riyiug there We unloaded the horses fo7
the British government with an English
lieutenant aboard. We were given the III
tmatum Of Joining tho Britlsh army or liy-
ing on the sands al Port Elizabeth There
were ten Of Us that ran the lines and es.
capped to Pretoria. Edwin Murray Of Rich
mond, Va: Dr. Uber Of Washington, j..
c.. mud Or fainaies Spaniard, wcro IN
the lot
'rhe city Of Port Elizabeth was sen
tincled With a llne OF troops We ran the
lines, and. after having n hght With Brit
ish srntues, We arrived at Pretori1 atter
n ride 81 1rcO miles We WIRE refused by
the Beers and were given horses aGd muias
aud after a travel ~ 1900 miles we arrived
at Cape Town aud shipped ON horse Trad
Kindness Of the American consul to New
Orleans. back again. our boat was ninety
DAYS out from Liverpool aud drftcd nenI
Barbados Thore the drsmon mutiuied and
twenty-five OF them were given tWenty-On,
days at hard labor
I'VE took Oh q crew az colored fremcr
from there They showed tue white dag
taking us nine days 10 get 20 New Orleans
from Brldgctown, Barbados, 10 New or
leans.
''wc Travelled over sands. and meeting
friendly Bocr occasionally were given wate
and food Taere were days when We hat
nothing to eat and our horses were fasting
We came 10 sand plain and dug IN tn
sand and found water for ourselves and on
horses, There is nothing whatever in thu
country for a man without means. Their
ere no diamonds dropping from trees ant
/ Cecil Rhodes certainly had plenty OF cap
tai when he went 20 South Africa, or h
would never have done anything"
NJ. L. MEssICK Of Quincy. H.. the wei
known fruit tree expert, was IN the cit!
I yesterday morning en- route home from
points on the Houston East and wes
Texas railroad, having gone over that lin,
In company with General Freight and Pas
| senger Agent W. H. Taylor. ~ saw witt
| the naked eye,' said Mr.. Messick To .
Post reporter, thousands 81 acres o
/ knolls. ranging in altitude from 700 10 1000
aeet. thus comparing most favoranly witt
Hhe greatest peaeh belt OF the world, know
as the Hale peach belt" Georgia. HayinI
these excellent advantages in location tn
only other natural requirement TO be con
Sidered is the soil, and this particular sec
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ASSISTED Ry KENNEDY

After the shooting. according 20 the state
uente Of McClune aud HeftuSr, made yes
today 10 The Post, Kennedy did all he
could to assist them TO their rooms, and
wac completely overcome whon he saw
what he had done Mike" Kennedy
brother 81 JACK Kennedy, who is em-
ployed iu Galveston. left his work as soon
ns he learned Of the shooting md came nj
once so Houston Captain Jack Kenne.
dy, father Of the boys, has been frequent
caller upon the wounded men 9pd Mike
Kcptedy, Ms SOD. was with Bonucr aud
McCiung yesterday when Tho Post rcprt
seEtntivr called The statements Of all tho
witnesses to the shooting were practically
Identical McCung and HeGner both stat.
et olnphAticnliy that they had no desire 10
prosecute Young Kennedy. snd that they
ore still the same good friends that they
have always been. They also asserted p s.
itively that the shooting was without nal
ice aud denied previously published
statement that they were actuRted by any
feNr IN not prosecuting kennedS Az far
To lot the matter drop McClung and Hef
noe nrc both we'll on tho way toward r.
coVtry. They suffered no pain ycstcrdny
and were comfortably proppcd up 10 bed
porter saw thcm.
In view ~ the recent unfortunate expert.
encc Of young Jack Kennedy. b;th lic.
Chung and Heffuer, instead of hnrboripg
any malice toward him, were inclined t.
give him their fullest sympathy aud they
gsscrted that the shooting was most IN
fortunate one from every standpont
Sergeant Ray has preferred charge
against kcClung IN Justice Matthew'S court
~ carrying . concealed weapon, and tho
ca may come mp later
No serious consequences are feared IN the
condition OF either Of the wounded mel,
aud IL is believed that both will be able
TO be out IN few days.
Tho statements occurred from Needing
and Hefner Yesterday arc the frat mldr
by thcm TO anyone since the tragedy oc
CURED,
chief Of Police Ems stated yesterday
afternoon that he had fled an affidavit
charging Kennedy with assault to murder
n order that the courts might bring ont
the facts IN a regularly conducted legal IN.
yestgntlon.
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SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL.
SO Say The Victims Of tuesdays
Tragedy in Fifth Ward.
ATTACH No BLAME 10 JACK KENNEDY
Wounded Men Make Full Statement
and Are Content 10 Let the Whole
Matter Orop~--Will Not Prosecute

Resting upon beds Of pain in their rooms
at Elysian aud Providepce streets. David u,
McClung and Wits HeTner victims Of the
same bullet in the tragedy Of Monday night
AZ Liberty and Mckee streets, yesterday
vouchsafed 10 a Post man the nrst authen
to details Of the shooting.
BY their statements young Jack" Ken.
needy who dred the shot, IS completely exon
Grated Kennedy, Mcclung and Henncr arc
the, best Of friends and the sufferers plncc
no blame upon Kennedy forNtne unfortunate
accident
Seven young men stood in group Just
beyond Iamhrick's saloon at the corner of
Liberty and Mckee streets when the shoot
ing occurred. Henner VINO was night bar.
tender A. Hambrick's, had Just closed the
place for the nleht and had started for
home. The young men who composed the
crows besides Kennedy aud McCluug. were
Ford. who also lives on Hardy street Fritz
Rerner Jr. and his brothers, Robert and
Cmi Eerner who reside at S04 Bremond
street The Berner boys are sons Of Scr.
GENT Fritz Rerner Sr., OF the police force,
ny peculiar coincidence McCluug, who
Is raiiroad man. had Just taken hle pis.
toll a Colts weapon Of IS caliher, from q
shop on tho day Of the shooting In eN
hiuiting the pistol to his companions after
/ leaving Hendricks McCmug stated yester.
! day that the weapon must have been cooked
! when be handed n to Kennedy. At the time
| the cartridge was exploded McClung was
! standing Within few feet Of Kennedy,
! while HeGner was half way across the
! street OH his way home. The woundlng "
! He0'uer hy the same bullet which had
/ passed through Meetings. armpit is one
! Of those peculiar workings Of fate which
! are not costly explained.
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CAPTAIN ROBSON COMING.
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. Hae Secured Him 4
Lecture In Houston

Tho Y, NJ, c. A. Hae Secured Him tor
Lecture IN Houston.
Captain Richmond + uo9Son of the
United states navy Will make tour
Of Texas In March, giving hts lecture on
the subject, The Cuited SJates as
World Power The y. VI e.. y Of this
city has secured Captain Ho5Son for a
lecture on the nth of March the only
date available for Houston The lecture
will be given at the Auditorium.
The y, NJ, G, a Gloc club will meet
tonight at $40 sharp Tor rehearsal, the
meeting OF THIS week having been pest
poned from Tuesday night on account Of
he concert Of the Houston Quarettc so.
cetN.
The sunday Climb Will meet AZ o'clock
next sunday afternoon and win lie al.
dressed by MIR George r. Moore, ytcc
president Of tho club An men, whether
members OF the club or not, are invited ia
attend this meeting
The boys of tho gospel meeting league
viii 90 out 10 Beauchamp Springs Satur
day morning at n,30 o'clock IL the weather
is pleasant and enjoy one of their good
times.
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Mr. cHAMBERLAIMs APPEAL.

Ves' Union of the Races but Confessed
disappointment at Results.
.~Ao"n' February 1s.-Colonial Score
" chamberlain and his party arrived
i = s'ay and met with hearty reccp.
y nom crowd of 1000 A number
\ saaFe'ees were presented to Mr.. Cham.
ss ~ n During the reading of one of
f,s IIme Minister Sprlgg arrived aud
\, upyted With much Yigor
Nj ~ suambeflaln made powerful ap-
s FIX .0r the union OF tho races. He nd.
ON Iowever, that since his arrival In
4 Inm noE.Gny he had become less hopeful
u, -ae1lete satisfactory results from his
b = ne found that the nntagonism of
ID, r Tv races had become chronic. Rebel
"a s w. eSalted into heroism and loyalty
4 n5 5l,ry1e.uniienanced and ostracised, even
L, gtaP;t joining in the propaganda tend,
a,s aatehslty the separation of the
Sl,er W. Vn Leaving the platform, Premier
y uemonstratlons VI
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NOT A SINGLE DEATH.

r1,,. Of FL oso viii Be Burned by the
may Authorities
o,ntl,p Mexico February Is. Much
cessation is felt that there were no
IN. today from the plague, either at the
,,,,tto or IN the city There are several
.tes cases at the asaretto. however The
iso5tles have determined to burn the
srirs Of FL Oso. where a few cases Of the
.-se have recently developed The resi-.
IA Of villa Union ask IN have the med
N oif.er sent there retained To continue
n lrgestIgations.
M priest st the lazaretto shows signs Of
srgg been infected and has been sent TO
n sbssrTation station.
M physicians Of this city are at variance
vading the efficacy If the Ncrsiu serum:
n refuse to use IL. regarding It as dan.
rn1s. rather than beneficial They say
II, several persons have died after ipocuia.
n Some Of the doctors say the serum is
Ey prepared or too old when received
be Another set ot doctors approve the
. d the serum, both as preventative
I'D sa cure,
he charity committee has received s2t7,-
u The generous aid from nil parts of the
Trblc and private contributions from
s,s7plent people In the United States have
niSsd the committee to care for the poor
isps and great suffering has been pre-.
'niA- for there IS a great dearth Of en-
iTnelt for the poor,
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|TGARIA NOT BACKED UP
LAID By Russia that She Would
Not Intervene
!, NOTICE. WAS A DECIDED SHOCK
$3.50. Has since Considerably
N S0,yo, Her Views as 10 a
f''p Possible Conflict

r,nrnary Is 1t is semi-ofhcially
,he mode Of procedure In In
y. Ne porto Of the Intentions OF tn"
- = rorers with regard TO reforms in
81, will be the presentation OF a
'' ! .,cb ambassador to the porte. The
. not identical in terms will be
.r,,, rhey will state that the pow
n the Russo Austrian proposition.
~ ,.,,-lop Of the somewhat sudden
n the attitude of the Bulgarian
.,i II is reported that Russia has
% the Bulgarian note protesting
- turkeys mobilization saying that
~ not intervene at Constitutional
.,,,,tplarly as the porte is following
h, advice only TO prepare for every
.,,llS. This reply 1t is asserted
decided shock to Bulgaria, and con
In, modified her views as to a possible
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tion, in my opinion, is VOL endowed in
that line, with MI necessary and hclpiW
elements which make peach culture prohl
ablc. desire 10 call special attention
IN the two points on this line, Empota
Ridge anu Fitze I'M, whore most care
fu Inspections were made ] have often
seen places furnish abundant elements Tor
some things hut lnck much for others.
Here nj tho two above named places are
found the best and strongest elements
for wood growth md friitage. This advice
however. is offered 10 any planter there
on For the maintenance ~ an orchard
there during the first three years Of It's
bearing II win bc necessary 10 remove Q
great amount of thc fruit as soon ~ well
formed This VIII prevent exhaustion or
an oyertaXing ot the capacity OF the tree
aud will insure much longed lived or.
chard II the American people "ou,d
rightly understand themselves ANA their
country they would begin with grains IN
the Northern States, following this with
ample orchards I'm the ozark regions and
then peaches In Texns aud lastly rice anu
vegetable culture, particularly along me
line of the eouthcrn Pacific They would
thus reap M possible benefits and enjoy
all blessings which Il Is in mother earth
10 confer"
! HON. II, g. WEST, a prominent member
Of the legal fraternity az Austin, has been
in the city for several days on an Import
| snt case he has in the courts here. zone
Of the bills now pending before the egis-
| iature, which Inns particular medt in IT,"
said Judge West to a Post reporter, rs
that increasing the salaries OF the different
members OF the Judiciary OF this state.
There Is no question whatever but the
higher court judges and those presiding
over the district courts OF this state Rre
considerably underpaid The work is on
erous. besides requiring men Of brains and
| possessing considerably more than an
| ordinary knowledge Of law, aud brains
ought 10 be compensated for by the state
IN the same proportion MS Il Is paid for
by the corporations OF Texas The men
who preside over district courts are tor
| poorly paid. and the section Of The bill 10,
| creasinc their salaries from $1,000 60 $500
| o year ought 10 meet with favor ~ the
| hands Of the members Of the legislature,
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VEN TO az PoLLEp

On the Increase Demanded OF the
Wabash Road.
81. Louis, February Is. AS result Of
the Inability of President Ramsay and thu
committee Of the Wabash troiumen and
conductors to come TO terms. poil has
been ordered bv the officers on the orders
original demand mhde by the committee
on fhe Wabash, for an increase Of IL per
cent to all freight conductors and trnlnmcn
aud i2ia per cent 10 the passenger conduc
tors and tralnmcn.
The order for the pol was issued tonight
after conference between President Ramsay
and the Wabash supcrintendents and the
committees.
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falo bayou ..........4...a.
~ II, Glenn 20 NJ l.. Smith, lots 4
aud unn-half Of lot 8 block 3 sub.
division ~ LOT Z. Holman survey. ZOO
NJ. l.. spencer rc VIM. Bartlett =
ncrcs Of lot a. subdivision ~ see
tiou "a. block .. ~ the Houston aud
Texas Central Railroad company. o,
g. j Sewers and wife TO wu Rart-
lett 1861 acres ~ section Sc block
y Of the Houston aud Tevss Cen.
trail Railroad company survey. Loo
NJ. L. Spencer 70 J. a. Cahluiss 0-s
ncrcs " lots u and iS subdvls,or
OF section -. block :. ~ the Hons.
ton aud Texas Central Railroad
compaDv survey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL,
VI. +. and J. NJ sullivan tn NJ. ].
Cavanaugh $50 acres Of the George
Green survey ,,........u.,..... s.0c
r, r. Smith TO George w Norrel.
3o'6I acres ~ section o. ~ the
Washington County Rolroad com.
W, 5. Mllllkln to George W. NorroI.
S42 acres II sectleu of tho Wash.
ington County Railroad company
survey ..,.......-,.. s'@ S.is
Cash q tuckel TO j. r. Cabaniss. lots
: md :. block Is, 10 tho town Of
Katy Observation-Disclosures. - s
Cash & Luckcl to ! y Cabaniss lots
3, (, ), G {, 5, 10. II, IL aud is.
block +. In the town Of KATY 1853. 65
Edward McGi9nls 70 v. Werner
north ono half Of lots 20 aud -
block 23S, in tlouston Heights I
VIM. \ Wilson "a Martha Bailey
lot 3. ~ Wilson's subdivision IL Ia
acre lot Is. Holman survey .... u
Elizabeth MnrchhHnk 20 John Butte
fractional block 81 subdivision Of
lot Fl, q. Smith survey. .....,.... 30
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JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF SPAIN.
Flflnent Of Contract Might Have
ANer+ad Mar

Fsflnent Of Contract Might Have
AVerted War.
Edinburgh. February 1s-The court Of SEES
srs today awarded the government Of
Win ssSL50o in the action begun here
Ar1iT % by the Spanish minister Of
urine. to recover S3T5,O00 from the Clyde.
Nh Engineering and Shlpbuilding com.
hs, because Of the compauy's failure Ia
ea'eF 10 contract time four torpedo boat
'aSfgers which had been intended for use
wing the spautsh-American war. In the
sfse Of Judgment Lord Kllaichy. the pre-.
ing judge. said he thought It more than
t.sSsole that II Spain even In the spriug
~ mad become dn n position to estab-
W .,. = really effective blockade in Cuba
,tlIst the unloading Of munitions OF war.
y Z, nlslrrection might have been crushed
y ca american intervention have been avoid
~. ns therefore allowed Spain $500 per
~ n ior the l85 weeks delay to which
" was entitled under the contract,
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BOLD CONFIDENCE GAME.
Confectioner Robbed Of over seven
Thousand Dollars.

Chicago February Is Charles BarlhoIe'
mi. confcctioner. was robbed OF Si5is by
confidence men who led hi INTO believe iha'
be was arranging for The adoption Of
daughter Of an italian prince aud she "pu'u
eventually net him $1,000 Inc tr'''sae
tion took place in down town hotel la ,
a,rh, and half an hour after leaving t9t 20,
pseudo agents Bertholemi c a,SfsgirS thsi
he haa ~ bag filled with paper !
s amen detectives searched the down to ".
Greet etreets in vain for the perpetrators % tn'
fraud.
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A Gouernmnnt Nln4nr.

Tangier, Februnry Is a dispatch from
Fez. dated February u announces TINT n
column Of troops under the command OF VI
Menepbi. the Moroccan wnr minister. has
defeated a section If the Hlaua tribe Many
heads Of the killed have arrived at Fcz
Previous reports NJ the defeat IT the sui
inns troops by tho iIiana tribe are contra
dlCtCd.
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GIVEN A FREE HAND.

at.nJ yusserand Allowed Ample
MI T IN Preparing Protocol.
sae sp,uary ls,-Foreign Minister Del
R,stSs. gwen Ambassador Jusserand. at
eoss ,.on' Practically free hand IN the
The en the Franco. Venezuelan proto-
terms ua,ssosssador's reports show that
- o. fra ne protocol are similar tn
mstoms United Stntes; 30 per cent Of
ipayra b,oIIeelptS OF Puerto Cahello ana
N Il ihe e.i4lg reserved pcndlng arbitrar
l;hlie an ANS r, Queen Wilhelmlna Will
Neen the arhitrators
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An Anarehlst,s Threat

Barcelona, February 1s.-The newspapers
today publish an account Of an anarchist
meeting recently held here az which
German engineer who had been in BARGE.
Iona for a fortnight and who had started
for England, declared he pledged himself
to make an attempt on the life ~ En-
peror william