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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady;
WHEAT. spring. No 3 79as2c. No red. ee-s1s-c'
CORN No ? Sic; No Yellow. 481s d4ic. OATS. NO
, Sfa38lsc: No 2 white. 36G3gc; RYE. No SAC.
BARLEY good feeding. 41g42-s fair % ehol-e mat
-r 47a57-s FLAXSEED No 7, 96c, No 1 Northwestern.
t-ac- rrade $40 s5Gsl1 MESS PORK per Dol, Sll Jog
sfI . LARD. per 100 4, 50 SO So sra CUT MEAT
short ribs sides Noosel, s. l5tl$S dry salted s1ors
fboxe5 81 50TS6 short clear sides tboxe1 $ l-7s
s. . WHISkEY. basis q high wines. 81 . on ne
Produce Exchange to-day BJTTER steady; creanerles
Included. 1sQ19c, CHEESE steady. IGll nc
Duluth oct. I3.-wHEAT. arrive. No hard sel2c:
NJ Northern site. No Northern -lSisct October
sI5,c: December 77s.c; May. Tss4c-
zTfvsugee Oct. I3.-wHEAT-No Northern. s4G
s4I-r. ~ . Northern s1GS3c December. I9as QISsc
T2vT-' suI No l. 56G56i2c. BARLEY lower No . b0c;
ss--nle iOa6Olzc CORN-December 45G45isc,
minneapolis Oct 13--WHE AT-Decemoer sO-sc May
a. on track-NO hard. s3l-c; No northern e-zc
y = N1rrnern S0l.c No Northern. 76dISc- FLOUR
FIRST patents 45GS4 50; second patents s. 3eS4 +0
frst clears s. 4oGS3 90 second clears 8 I0eS2 50
BRAN. n bulk Sl3 ..
pbuafsIuhia Oct 13-wEEAT Arm &c higher. con
rrar grade. October s24Ge2zc CORN STEADY October
S0G5Cl-c OATS steady moderate demand: No : white
demand extra Western creamery. PIC; nearby prints &c
FcGS firm good inquiry fresh nearby -4c az the marx
Tezf4rn 24c OF. Southwestern. Z2G23c; southern
n 90 CHEESE quiet but firmly held; Sew-Xork fun
-eaug fancy I2zc choice 12it~- fair 70 good ia
So Receiuts-FIOur bills L542o09 pounds
r1er+s-vVheat 5000 bush. ) 90. 10000
G louis oct 13-WHEAT-No . red cash SJz.c: De-
cerne S5ssas5a4c. MAY s5sGs3i7c; No hare. 1SQ59c
COPN-So . cash. 427sc, December. +Osc. MAY +C7sc
OATS-No cash. 90. December. 571Scs May, 3Tsc; No
. white Ale
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n-ev--yo-t October r. 100
BEEl ES-Fece.pts partly estimated Ears 49, eI -
head ali couzirned direct. 80 sales reporIe1-
beef steady. city dressed native sides A.,i -
oQs+c yer . Cables quoted America, ~ ieeg a.
iEE l8--MlIizr. dressed weight fetil6ElS--
sac Heuorfed exports for fo-lassc, -
Alan. Liverpool with 500 and lLt- ssssb
Slauter- a Eou- 500 -cuVat AslI4i- .
berger 300 quarters (estinratel - tL'-
COMPANY and quarters - "a
q Co. British Princess "a ,aE ~ fc-
cattle 7 ShamberE a Soas a-lI 10 49,
scbvrsy.sn,iS a S1iab.Iger Shprenss to-n-1FToT VII
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Professionalism A. midday the provision market
I've hogs small -e-ei15s ana the g-aia actlviy The MID
Gay depression vas result q realizing, Part q whcn
5e 20 .n1la1iag 5000 q Chieasc 1850 a. Kansas SE
II EF-F-r crc-e5s Ness Ss4Ss 20. family SiGaSIi.
L+AA1Lu-l Quoted a. 81 ,sjosza DRESSED 51y1S
y So. PISS s. Ees.c. CIT 8lEATs-Pieked bellies
quiet. quoted L -zQ-2-zc. TALLoN-Lul- - 80
s-5 stsasy aSSe5 a. asso fae5s5 iafd erI QUOT
% south America Sc t7ntlneni ooc z .57z
Easy Quoted Cleo - al re. city lard s-ee-iue 81 Is &c
sCGAR-Realea s1ear vas steady 70 arm, win Isl
Hess only fa-ly active Prices qgo's- are net 70
se eagle tablets 5s5c. mould aa- e55ss Ss. 49, -
r5r5e-s5 sc. eagle clnfectonsrs' g-auualaa- .,
e-se cosrse sd eztza re gI@Hl-zee' -a{es 7-
me grsIl.sue1 standard graIl.4tel @-c II
&c. No g DOC. No 10. 4I5c: No Il. lVc No o.
90 90 5S sS S =. 555: t-ysiaI doa5 cases es5s
Locally there was firm MARIE W. h.-e17 s4c 20
90 ceutr-fus 3-sc for - Iez. 1-sao'1-o an
So az - - =. q oasis Of 80 - degree test
was active a. a decline ~ p tor Oc.22eE a. = -
an zf5c IS nov - 900 tons. Is ooO last weeA
e. I'D SRA V-F5AT-TTe market continues con
5trfonaIr srcnE but The stihene5 prices are NANNY
~. e. = s ~ s--5uta6ie 10 The interruptions q
movement - market Win ne az a..---- -. -
sra al c-s cs- to some extent prolonE the term q
-. -e1e1-fe i,- me volume ~ crops can easily and
suddenly wipe temporary hiEn g1o@tions We quote
80 soc. No 3 70d-5c. clover, mixed 1o0soc Glove
r 1- reported a. re Produce Ezcaanga al noon TO-
- - "a VALLEY 2t5J: Baltimore AID OHIO
81 a. - bs-7 $50 t7taI $50 Receipts %
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CRowELL. DAVID LIN PURSUANCE or

an order OF Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate q
The County % New York, hereby given % all
persons having claims against David L Crowe late q
the County Of View York 70 present the same. with
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber al her place q tA
acting business the Offices % TIson, Godcar1 q
brewster No. IS William Street IN Borough % Man
haitian, city Of New YORK before TIE 5lst Cay q
December. next
DATED. New York. day June. 1893
HATTIE L. CROWEL4L4 AduinlstratEi1
TIsoN. GoDDARD BREWSTER. Attorneys ior AZ
ministratrtx. As Hllam street. Borough Of Aa1nat-
tan. City OF New York
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CkIDMORE,

CKIDMORE CHARLES AN PUR-
- suaace n order of Hon Abner g. Thomas a
rogate OF The County OF View YORK notice Is hereby g "a
having claims Charles a SSicu-ore.
Of County q deceased present tle
sans % subscriber her
business ihe orice % Fettrstch
Sllkman q Seybel No 81 Park Row Borough of Man
haitian. Ia the City OF New York before the 2tth
dav - March
Dated New YORK the 22ld day q September. 1893
GRACE r. SkIDNlORE. AcGa.uistratrlX-
FETTRETCH. SILkMAN & SETBEI. Artcrleys for Al
Tninistrarrtx- II Park Row. Borough OF Aannatl4lt
New YORK
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: PrRsrANCE o. - oRDER or Hos.

~ Fl hSI MI Ut ~ VNUtts Ut Hun.
kbner C. Thomas. a Surrogate the County q
- yo-E notice T. hereby persons having
-fsi-1s AGAINST Daniel J. Lneazn late OF County %
deceased. present the vouchers
.-aoe 10 he subscribers place o. transactins
s,--ness AZ the Office q John T. Foiey. No n Wal
sTreet In the City u New York before the ITth
CAV OF October, lt13
psted New YORK April ia-h. 1865
OWEN q EEEFE.
PATRICK J. DCBBi>S.
JoHS r. FOLEY, Attorney FOR Executors. Ne Il Yah
Street, Borough Of XalhettAz- City % New lorh
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

q
M VIZ sSR5 or VEST & Mt ~
- The leaving time from De-bros-es and
that given below Tor T1~enfy-Ghird street
W F1sT ~heTe s1'sp'ho sad dining
4rs Esr C91eago l9di4naP9s and l3g.syl''s sas,,ur
srno&ng and Observation cars Cincinnati IniiAn@p
1o..5 A. Vi. PENNSYLVANIA LINuTED--PgIiEnaa,n
Inenr cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo and -
1.s5 p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPREss'ss,---
t1r Iole42 N-snv+e via Cincinnati and L@14s'
4-55 p. VI. CHICAGO LINITED.-PIiiman slssgias
srlokng and Observation Cars For Chicago Ioieoo'
and Cleveland Dining
oa9 p VI ST louis ExPREss-For Pi'57ssg5s ca
555 p. ~ WESTERN ElPE '17n cesso For
.-55 p. VI. PACIFIc E2lPRESs.-For Pf,tsourE an. ard
% Route Connects f2r Cleve.and except SATURDAY. -
PHEss-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
81 81, 30 X 10 's2osses ana Sor,al, az -
lan9t Streets ~ % % .Conrressional Limited all
~ e,1' - 100 80 a. n No.
80 .- x 7 al paF- on. a' e.ia
streets So. = p n, ~ 10 nghy
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Express. rs , n. 1c-1O night
ATL1NT1c COAST LINE-Ezpress. = a H. and 2. =
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Ezp-sss. 1255 ?. II
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAT.-7.s5 H. week
days and 3 s. D daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLE.-7-55 a T.
weekdays and $50 ?. daily
ATLANTIC CITY, - a ard . = 2 weekdays
sundays. 80 e. Through Ves-5uIed Trains 5uf-
parlo- cars ans STANDARD Caches week.-Mrs.
Parlor Smoking car Par0r cars. Dining Car and
Standard Coaches sundays.
CAPE MAIZE p. IL weekday
points Nev-York and Long branch Railroad from
West Twe1ty-tEir5 Street station. So a n. Z ~
3.2J 10. and AS NJ weekdays sundays %
a m and as 2 z (tron1 Desor1sses and C1rtIa1dc
Streetst 60 a n. 100. $40. and SO ?. II
"ssA-days' Fi5H1' + PH Il Il PHI m
SOS p z55 -T55. s .. SIS. - . % =. s. Louis
Limited 1910. CDesbross@s and C0--lan5- Streets
10 20l. 10 p (Peraa. Limited. 30 -. Il -
80 So 30. 20 DesdT0sses and Cortsaldt Streets
2N 55. 3 .. ass -. "425. '4d5 a IS. Chicago
Limited for Jet onl- $50. SIS. = 50
SIS - ?. n. u 10 night weekdays. SUNDAYS
sos -. - .. Q s. ST. Louis Lrnitel). 9 .
10 : gPenna Limited. &c - 80 IS. u.s.. - 3
355 a 50 Chicago Limited FOR Germantown Jet
only. as. -5-55 T-55 So SIS. Q . p III
night
Dining Car.
Ffrh Avenue 23d ST.. 263 FIFTH jcoruer
2qth 81 I Astc- House. and stations named above.
T3rr0xv1 Street. $50 F1Icc1 Street $50 Broad
vav ard Pennsylvania annex station. The Ne-v-TorS
Transfer Comua1y viii cal FOR and check baggage
from hotels and residences through desttnttou.
e.euhone 'Fl4 E-htsenth Street Pennsylvania
road Cab Service
" W ATTERBTRY. J r WOOD.
General Manager Passr TrzHc Manager
GEO y. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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fAres-TiEIHAT-Af struggling al o
razef t-Ie rralIs obtained strong lead the
assisted nv jump Minneapolis.
cqae 80 higher fEe previous right IhrluEh
.T f-- CAS- Eay option ID NeW-fcrk was leader
p point T-rerat-- time getting within &c o.
-eoe-1er Whereas hal been Selling about &c under
2 ere .--11a7tpfe opening enc market firm and
ie aef.1rar1 and until late Afternoon II showed
being al
lref-r-s r-Ftr q whole heNe'eT. u dlsp-ay~l con
La -
tgns vere aided hv interior receipts. rHther
Dor raas ara scsboarc cearances me increase
- worlds according tsrac-
sf-es was Coraidercl rather luilsr u view - ire
ts was practically 300 llD
t--t 1e 4.rts-.o- between Japan ana RUSSIA vas p
-1e strained, and ~ some extern eAertea r.
tsarlsh rfe~~e continent. o. connection Win fhn
rally "a aarr,fs ara disarpo ntTn-nt over cables The
srtrr c5o-er o-v "a ! higher English points and
were 5d10 rolrts PARE " ale exporters &C
-.-fe ff-sg- sSov--Yrrk brczers taking only loads
here pr fers-e rergrred Guif Duluth and else
Hasrs art-fz 81 according 20 nEures given
q West. The chlet teaf-
70 nea-v roVerleut Kansas CITY ana "a aItl-
az ~ Durra although fhe latter shipped c9 almost
&C. q ri receir-eL Erogcter. TIE interior NOV
.eni So CO. bush. PRACTICALLY e4p-estns -
s-srt ng1rss chicago reported L5St 5000 r--sh ci no
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
SurrOgqtes Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
l. Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate o the County q
York notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims Edward p. Griffin late OF the 81
New YORK deceased present the with vouchers
the subscribers their place o. traasactu
the office Tart & Sherman No. - VIII
ian Street. TIE city New York. before
list day O. March
DATED New York. the 18th day of august. 1893.
EDWARD Q. GRIFFIN.
NELSON r. GRIFFIN. : Executors
HERMON GRIFFIN.
TAFT & SHERMAN Attorneys for Executors. IS Will
ian ST.. Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank = FItzgsraId. a Surrogate % the County OF
New York HEREBY given 70 al persons sASls
John c. MILLER. late or the to-I--y u -
YORK deceased, present the same WIZ s7l S---sz
me place q llarsdctiis $3.50
y oar T-os5vvsy ia the city York. Borough q
Manhattan. before the htts=n-a cay u L0o--@S
- - ,---.-. ra0g
mazda ENA MILLER, AdlnLlls.-.L 49, -
HENRY F4Oy Atroruey AdrlnistrarriN u Broa1-
n
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~ n1-nSr,NcE OLE AZ ORDER OF HON.

Abuer C Thomas Surrogate q ne C2la.y o. sss
York notice hereby given 20 a.. pesa $50 seq
Nfsf-za r TlIgg % the C--iLs 'A
80 daceaset TO present the same with vo11els
= --rsc~rs- AZ his place OF rransacting Business
90 Teh- Street N Borough ~ 80
city OF New YORK, OF before 'Ae -40 -l' -
next. ~--z =,- ea--errbar 1904
Da'7o We" 49, d STUART DODGE. Executor
PARSONS CLOssON * Molly a - a 81 Sfa1hattsn
ec.1r0r NJ. 81 william street. f9-I~-e-- "a
-. 81 - Ylrk
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ALTIMDAE & OHIO RAILROAD
CITY SOUL Asl4J- ---lc--J -
Chicago. Pfttsburx. -4--y AZ -l--4S nt
Ghfca.O. Columbus -l--99pfl LUVpm Daer-
Fitfsburz. IleVeiand..a 63spln- = +opm- Llntd
80 1-O.pr-
Cincinnati Louis. - -le~Ss-
Louis. 10 Z7am. I'D. jam DiEer-
Ei0cfnnatF. Louis. 55pu- O0pm- B-.>e
norfolk 55puu. 00uu. Dire<-
sDay. +Dally except Sunday s@zntay only
O~ces- 49, 81. 43f 1890 Broadway, 8 Aston HOUSE,
2, T-ror square W. 39f Grand St z. Fulton
Bro South Liberty s. Baz<Axs checked
RON hotel or residence desrlnxtio1
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~ p1-pSI-,NCE OLE AZ ORDER OF HON.

Abuer c Troruas a Surrogate q ne County q Ns~
IL hereby gwen e. ke4a = - S.a1-lls
present the saEe etn N1--rfs tnereof .
q transactlnE business a
49, 80 - Hand Bcuuey & Jones. No - Val
81 Manhattan IN the CITY q New
= = 80 9Ee eighteenth day o. December next
-r,-,a5 ~ work the s-h day a June. 1901
r0sF-p4 : JACKSON JOHN z BURKE. WASHING
49, rl-S-S-F-v z JONES Attorneys Tor Executors
D 40 v+s1 street Borough % Manhattan. the City q
NJ To-k
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~ PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

l. -. - --r,-,ss 4 Surrogate % the County % View
v-, 6s-e5 tune i6th 1873. notice Is Hereby sysA %
a Claims against Linda DoWs Cooa-ey'
&c - re County q York. deceased % pT@sen. ne
viii vouchers thereof 20 ne
h the city OF York or before the -'-- -S -
January next -,r-e rgO1
RICHARD ". HOE. TRACY L5t.ss. -
HORACE e DFNTNCS. Atty FOR Ezecutt9rs. u -
WYNN strse-. Manha-tan. NeN 80 -
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WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central Hudson River R F. Lessee
Trains Des5rosses station. New YORK. coL-
lows, and - min foot OF West 4e1-sr-. y r
70 A. N.-FOr intermediate points % Albany.
I'll ID a No Hudson and M0nawk Express
.. 90 P N--Chfcagl Express
- P M.-Cou1 Lin FOR Detroit. chi St Louis
% A. = No For Hudson River points and Aisany-
as 90 p M-F0r Roca. Buffalo. Cleveland and Chicago
go ?. N.-For Roch-. Buffalo Detroit and s. Louis
BIS ? N.-For Syr. Roch. Niagara Fails. Oct 4 C1a
Daily. Italy sunday Leave Brooklyn A1ueNt
o. ri045 A. VI. - az = IS P II Leave Jersey CITY
r p a - y " AZ 81 p "
tab al principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked hOrel residence by Wsstcott Express
A Il SMITH. Q E LAMBEEI
General General Passenger Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Oct 18-FLOCR STEADY WFIEAT-sprins
SAC CORN quie.; No yellow. 5lAc; No corn Sge
ITS 1rer. No . white. 41ac; No mixed. 5sc Ban
I,EY-Western. 54963c c i Z. RTE-No l. 5Ic ASKED IN
store. CANAL FREIGHTS STEADY
Chicago Oct 1s-Ths leading futures ranged as
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Lackawanna Railroad
Leave New TOrk. foot Barclay and CnristQ2nsx -
fs-vS A 4-Eor BinshaEnson and syrAe.-se
700 a. A-For Buffalo. Chicago an1 81 -~1AA
I'D =. M.--For Buffalo and CEicaEl
f4.00 =. II For scranton ard Plyncuth
.Gi0 p M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
as p. Mica Oswego. Isaaca. bI1aio.- a.
40 A NOT ChtcaEleie--efe ~
Tickets a. fg7 So 1873 Broadgay - T.. 'S9 rEi'os
-. Brookyu- 'Daily. tEN-sot SUNNY
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n PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF HON.
- PrRsrANCE OF - ORDER o. HON

u Abuer C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Slas Downing. Of the County or NeN 19rA
deceased present the with vouchers tle-r- U e
place OF tra1sactng business a. ne
once Of Goodwin. Thompson & Nan-erpoel 70 H1,-
Street in The City of New YORK On or oeio'- ne -'
o1 March next
Dated New 7 Tx the s,h day q septz15er. 1908
MABEL. 4 DOWNING, EXecurrlx
EUGENE CLARK. WILLIAM L DEI5tOl-I. HNeclIors
GOODWIN THOMPSON & VANDEEEOEL- A-c'rIl-1s
for NszecuJ0rs. No. Wall s. y. I CITY.
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READING SYSTEM

NEsS JERSEY CENTRAL r. X
Liberty street ard south Ferry Time ron,
south Ferry minutes earlier shown below
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MACH CHUNh-z40@ C1-15 Eas-ol 0ulyl. o I'D
A ". 10 40 500 l545 Easton only P II Sundays.
z425 A 81. Loo, $50 ? T. .,-,, ,x-.x 80 80
m 500 p III Sundays. "A - A. NJ. 10 <. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURsT, TOW. RiNE R
AND RARNEGAT-z400 . 40 A n. I'D go
a 81 LAKEWOOD and Lakehurst only. 300 p u sun
Ar syTIC CITY, - a. n. g. 40 p
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4Oo a NJ.
IoNG I5RkNCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN
6ROyE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOssE
POT~TS-z4O0. $50 IBID = N. 40. 3J3. a.
20 esq 1L50 asbury PARK O1lyl P n SUMS.
sr~s,- ocean Grove. 100 A ". 400 p. NJ
pFTIIaDEIPHIA -CREADING TERNiLSAIls
- - Is Co 200. 1000. III ~ A NJ. fl@g9 I'D
s! 3O 300 800 400. 800 800. I'D 900 y n
80 IS ndt- ---- o.. a. a ~ - IN
81 a. A N 100 20 20 . o. "Ie0, TS25 P u.
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WTILTANsPORT- 400 ZASl. T>oo. - ~
1000 II A NJ Reading CulvJ 800, F. I'D. to
y N Rea5fng F0trsviIe and Hrsb only. ftvo, TotJ
p ri zFron Liberty street only Daily TDaay.
except Sunday. SUNDAY only +Parior cars only Via
Tanaalua- xSatur-ays
Cfces LIoerry ST Ferry. South Ferry. Aston House.
square West I53 East 20 West 12tn St 245
Columbus New YORK. Court 81. 344 80 FULTON
St RxIyn. r. way. " unsburg y = Transfer ca.
calls for and checks baggage % destination. -
W. G. BESLER. c " E-ftAs
wee pres and Gen M1r Gen Pass'r At
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~ pIRSI-ANcE o. - ORDER OF To-.

Amer c Thomas a Surrogate of ne Cou.lg o.
York notice is hereby given % al persons nas
against Joseph r. z Moore, az - - y-,be-s
thereof 10 the subscriber az MS f---e oL -
b--1ezs a. +be ofHc4 % TElrchings Paiser 10 VII
iau street tn the CO Ne~ 49rA ca q Se--'- s"7
9Th dav q April. 1904 next - --.-s-- 100,
Tared Nv YORK the day q oct1oer Is1a
A~'1- ~" - 4sTT- ri. MOORE. Administrator
ryr-zrrD-r.e usrrTSFP Attorneys t1r A1sicstratcr.
LOG William S-reet. NeW lolA w
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Surrogates Notices.

DUTTOSULSS ~ OISCCS.
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Abner C. Thomas. surrogats O.; the County OF View
asails; siss Doynnz OF ne Comfy z New YORK.
srbers a. their place Of transacng business al the
l-, In The CITY Of New YORK On or before the I5ta
Dated New York ire sth day q se7tsuber. 1905
MABEL A DOWNING.
ErgENE. cl-Az.k. --s--''-A
WILLIAM L UETMoID.
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & yANDERPoEI- Attorneys
FOR Executors Nc Wall St. y Z City
n PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON.
Abner C Thomas. q surrogats Of ire County
New York Notice : hereoy gysn 70 al Rsrsons saxns
claims sgainss 70 S prteS ts sane it voc- thsTso.
70 The sbs!5er a her place Of transaesg business az
way il city OF New York before the 18TH day
Dated New York the 2sTa daZ e Jga s.s iees
LAMB & PETTY. Attorneys for E1ecuTrfz - Broaa-
way Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
R notice. b:.sy s7s tie al s SsrP s.vS E,
Ss YoTE deceased . present TIE vouchers
thereof to ne sg5s1rt5e at heg place OF transact ng
sTee In the Borough Of Nauhstta1 in The city OF New
YORK on OF before The 2oth day Of January next
DA''' EsfsfEI.INE G RIcKERsoN. AdniHistrat-sx.
eP fa 59D St. A, Mansa,,aa Se% York city
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas su--ogats OF the County OF New
1oIE H9 Me- sc6Tt late Of the County o. New Yo-E
deceased the sane With vouchers thereof 70
place o. ting business tbs
oasce ~ Carer z Ledyard. No a Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan City = New bssors
the fifteenth OF November next
Dated York the 9Th dav q Nav. 1903
OTTO F. STEACE. Executor.
CARTER 8 LEDTARD. Atrys. Tor Executor
IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas. Surrogate % the County % New
York hereby given 70 all persons having ca
Emma Louise Crosby late CT the County of New
York deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
TO his place u tansscting business No
= wall Borough OF Manhattan and CITY
York before the fifteenth day q November
Dated New York 5th day q MAY. 1908
GEORGE A HTL-LFR. Administrators.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-26
BRANT-MANLEY
Pretty Wedding at Home Of Mrs.
j. j. Gable Last
Night.

A very pretty wedding oc-
CURED at the home of Mrs. j. j.
Gable, Ais Minnesota avenue e, last
evening, when her daughter,
Miss Valeria Brant, and f. j.
Manley, day operator at the
block station in South Bemid il,
were united in matrimony, the
Rev. Mrs. Ted Smith officiating.
The ceremony took place at
$3.50 in the presence OF relatives
and number of invited friends
of the contracting parties. Miss
Vilettia Brant, sister of the
bride, acted as bridesmaid and
b. G. Bishop was best man. The
parlor, where the ceremony oc.
CURED, was appropriately deco
rated for the occasion and pre-
sented a handsome appearance.
After the ceremony a sumptuous
wedding supper wassseryed-
The newly welded couple left
this morning for short wedding
Journey, and after their return
will make Bemidji their future
home. The Pioneer joins with
their many friends in wishing
the young couple a long, happy
and prosperous journey down the
turbulent stream of matrimony.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-26
She Asks That Admins.
traitor of Estate of De-
ceased be Appointed.
SIMILAR PETITION ENTERED BY
MANS BROTHER.
Hunt Was Old Soldier Who
Died Suddenly Several
Weeks Ago.

A new claimant for the estate
of John Fl. Hunt, the old soldier
who died very suddenly in Be
midi several weeks ago, has
filed a petition for the appoint
ment of an administrator of the
estate with Judge of Probate
Clark. In this instance the
claimant says she is a daughter
of the deceased. Her name is
Mrs. Effie M. BRAND and she re
, sides at Sacremento, Cal. A
brother of John Hunt living at
Port Huron, Mich, had already
filed a similar petition, the hear
ing for which had been set for
yesterday, August 25. In view
of the later developments the
hINing was postponed to Sept.
~. when both brother and.
daughter will be given a chance
to set forth their claims. At
torney d. III. Fisk represents the
latter.
1t is said that the whole estate
is valued at only about $500 and
most of this will probably be
eaten up by attorney fees. Mrs.
BRAND, % years of age, is the
4 wife of First Lieutenant BRAND
of the Fifteenth United States
cavalry who is stationed at
Sacramento as recruiting officer.
Her story is that John Hunt
married her mother, Miss
Smith, in Kanses, and that after
living together three years the
couple separated and Mrs. Hunt
secured divorce, later marry
ing man by the name Of
Bowers. She is living at juno
tion City, Kan.
If Mrs. BRAND can prove that
she is q daughter Of j. II. Hunt
the whole estate will go to her as
nearest of kin.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-08-26
FORTY PERSONS INciNERATED.
TWO Hundred Persons Cut Of From
Escape by Fire.

Budapest, Aug. 26. Fire in lcNr-
story building, the two lower stories
of which were occupied by fancy
goods firm and the upper floors by
flats, cut off the escape of many of the
200 work people and of the residents
on the third and fourth floors Be-
tween thirty and forty persons were
burned to-death. The house Contained
piles of fllmsy material. and these
caused the flames to spread rapidly
Only work people near the doors We're
able to escape. The residents above,
seeing their escape cut off. chung des-
perately to windows screaming for
help. The firemen held out sheets of
canvass and called on them to jump.
Fifteen persons were saved in this
way, but many missed the sheet, thf
teen being killed on the spot includ-
ing two children Sixteen persons
were injured, nine seriously The dam
age is estimated at 100000 kroneu,
mostly covered by insurance.