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New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
FOUR DAYS IN BRUSH.
Shot Through Head, Man Dies
Three DaYs Later.

Prescott, Ariz.. Inly S9-Despondent bceause Of
his love for liquor, Colonel Philip McIIenry vino
was private secrci 3ry TO Garrei V. Hohart when
he was Nice-Presdont. committed suicide at
Quartzsite last Sunday hy shooting himself through
the head.
lie shot himself In the brush in the early after
noon. bat he Was not found until II o'clock We'd
resGay night Tie died Al Quartzsite Iast night
having gone th@rc "a fcv days ago as attorney foi
ihe Ana igsllaled cold Mines Cc.npauv The
nefhe; 81 the deud man lies prostraleG IN Alercy
Hospital in this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
MEN SCARCE IN PITTsBURG.
Plants Now Opening Require More Laborers
Great Rush of Orders.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Pittsburg. July S0-Careful estimates Mace The
number Of mill workers who will be called 10 the,y
places again this week in near Pittsburg al
1900 This IS due 20 the general opening OF many
plants after brief summer dleness usual al this
season OF the year, but which has been curtailed
owing 10 the great rush of orders.
The work al the mills brings forth a CRY for moro
men. great scarcity of laborers exists. which
cannoi be filled. Al the ~. Devices Wood r,,ls
IN MrkeeSpoFt. there Is such scarcity Of men that
IN may De impossible to operate the plant 10 its
fuil capacity for time. Men wantd in all
branches of labor IN and about Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

DING AND ROCK SALT once Isthmisr Cagsl
Commission. Washington. u e. July FL 1875 Seaiai
proposals in tripcs@ viii b received a. the ONE r.
the General Purchasing 0lCer Isthmian canal
sion Washington. z. g. until 10 30 A NJ. August g.
1905. which pubic. r.
nishins 100 Large Draught Mules. 50.O0O
bedding and ?. 900 lbs Rock SaH Blanks ard fuH
formation may be obtained cfce Offices ~
the Assistant Purchasing Agents p State STREE NeE
York Civ; custom House New Orleans from
Chief QuaFternaster Department OF the Lakes Chcssn
and the Commercial Club Mobile Ala--p. ~ Foss
General Purchasing Ofrcer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
WOMEN THROWN FROM TROLLEY CAR
Tracks in Bronx Undermined by Torren-
tial Downpour.

BY the undermining of a rail at Southern
Boulevard and Leggitt ave. during the storm Il
southbound left the track and several women
we're thrown into the water which had collected be-
side the tr ck
Mrs John Mccormack, of No. sS East 134th-st,,
was the most seriously injured. Her right thigh
was broken and she received serious scalp wound.
She was taken To Lebanon Hospital No else
was seriously injured, although all We're severely
bruised and shaken and many gowns were ruined.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
MRS. ERKENBRACk.

by TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I
Saratoga. \. Y, July 3o.-Mrs. Adelaide " Erken-
brack, wife of George p. Erkenbrack of East
Orange. n. J., died suddenly yesterday of neralgfa
of the heart at their summer place in Greenfield
Centre, this county.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
pROPOSALS FOR GASOLENE MOTOR. PIG

LEAD RUBBER PUMP VALVES RUBBER
IRON BUCKETS EMEPT wHEELs BAR hon
METALLIC TAPES. ETC. once, Isthnian Canal
Commission Washington, 2 C.. July %. 1e0s Ssal4d
proposals. in triplicsts viii be received ths ocs
OF the General Purchasing Ofics- Isthu1iaa Cana
Commtssion Washington. D c. until 70 80 \ "
August 5. 1905 which time they viii be opened
public. for furnishing the above mentioned articles
Blanks full Information obtained TOR
this ONCE offces Of Asst Purchasing Agent -
State ST. Z Cfty.-D. W Ross. General Purchss-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
the MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREtGN TOBTS

FOREIGN lOiSIS.
L erpoct Iulg - Arrived. steamers s'raria .s, s,ssp
tcr New NoVk Vn Queenstown SGth. lake tnanl-s,
tNrl. StcWsrt Montreal, M'ngohan ttrl- Su''""
MONTREAL aud Quebec MoVille
lendon, Iuy 80 sailed steamer hatan tErl, lfl-s
Newport News, tsrk raUl Iseneegs ttSef' JaHs''
Honolulu
Dover, July 50. e;0S y nl-saed Graf Wadsfs
stieys krech tfvOm Hamburg. New-NorS wa Ne-
II srpeol IulS Arrived. steamer Nicarasuan es'h
ShscklocS, NeV Orleans
Queenstown, huh 1e a. a n-SaiieG. stcamer L1lt-t
ttrt. Watt tffCTn yiysTpaul New York
LtTar1 luS 80 Passed. kroonland. DoN-r-'
New NuFe fue lover and antwerp. Minnstoaka 'S'''
Lay isnt- New i0gk foI Londoa
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

the Ear a
steamer Elucher tGeri. ReeSSinz hamburg Jut - ~
yer ard BCUlOgne - 10 the Ft0eurg American -.
With 20 cabin and =, l9T steeragc passengers ami "
Arrived at th~ Tar $50 p m setH.
steamer Brooklyn City tBri. BAILEY Bristol I' ~
swansea ~ To James Nrken & &c, with ui1se N'i'''
the EaF II: a IN
steamer ely 'Rrl Savasc. San'a July = - the \ =,
truit COMPANY. NTH tvUit the Bar 81
SANDY HOOK \ 4, JCly 81 $50 ui-Wind north Hs"
breeze; cloudy and hasN.
SAILED
Steamer FST tErN. Banes. silvia tBri EJrnos W -,
etc Joseph W Fordnyy New orleans; British King ~
ARtveip
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

fee of Superintendent L. S. Capitol Building AMI
Grounds. Washington. o. g.. July % 1905-Sea.ad
proposals Gin duplieate' viii received and opened
the above offcs Saturday. September 80. 1900.
az O'Clock P NJ. for furnishing all material labor
and other appliances. and erecting and putting IN
operation. in building and foundations 70 b
provided BY the United states and IN locations wi.n1
Capitol Building Congressional Library Building
Senate and House once Buildings und--
complete Heating. Lighting and Power
Plant including machinery. boilers. piping electrical
transmission, cables and condus. appliances and al
other equipment in said power house building and in
the other buildings named. and forth planq
The necessary plans showing the general layout and
complete Information and specifications containing The
will be furnished responsible intending bid
ders and certified check in the of $50 payabls
the order Of the undersigned must ACCOMPANY
quests for plans and specihcations Information az
70 check. surety bond cash de-
posted with the bid and the subsequent bond r.
performance Of the be
the specifications bid will considered
which does not contemplate the erection OF the
plers plant called for under the terms cf the
specifications The right 70 reject any OF al bids
reserved waive tnfcrmalty In bid
ELLIOTT WOODS. superintendent z : Capitol
Building and Grounds. Approved Thos. RYAN,
Acting Secretarv.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunset 7:1S 200 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook T14 Gov. Island Te4 Hell Cs,s "
P.M-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island T.31 Hen cate S:T4
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
Public Notices.
Help Wanted.

WANTED ED-DRAFTSMEN AN EXAMINA-
FOR architectural craftsmen srructursI srss
work craftsmen % provide eligible Sr from vhf7
appointments will BE- made the Naval Service any
time within years thereafter. will held New
York City. Pittsburg Pa. and Washington. n O., con
tuuing through August IL Il. 19ta. between ~
OF a and p each DAY The -Xarrtns-
tiOns will Be identical the three Qlaces and viii ,
practical H character Applications for permission % p
examined, designating also the city convenient t
applicant. should be previous August Il lsE
to the Secretary Of the Navy. Navy Department Wash
n. who viii supply forms ard n
structious The paw Is 81 81 10 S5 "a per diem
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
Meetings.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERI-
- can Institute Thursday. August 5 a. : 2 a.
/ 10 HENRY WELSH Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TILE FLOORING AND

pROPOSALS FOE TIE FLUORINE md
vAINSCOT. CEMENT. LIME. CREOSOTE. ETC
Office Isthnlian Canal Commission Washington, 4 c.
July %. 1905 Sealed proposals in trplicats will
Ceived the Office OF the General Purchasing Acer
Isthmian Canal Commission. Washington. .. C.. until
l0;30 a. August 3 1905 which time they viii -
opened in public for furnishing the above mentioned
articles Blanks and fun information may be obtained
from Office OF the Offices OF the Assistant PUre1aus
Agents. - New York city. Custom House
New Orleans La: also from Chief Qlartsruasyer. De-
partment Of the Lakes. Chicago. and the Commercial
club. Mobile. Ala d. ". ROSS. General Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

sRrings mail.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

Geo. B. Hill, OF OoOya, Ill, Writesi ''One
year ago my wife was In deplOrAble eoRdl-
menstrual now. Since taking Cardui hhe
rS. 1t IL WOmAn's best friend"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
BOY SHOOTS YOUNG PLAYMATE
Difference over Possession of Roller
skates Leads to Quarrel and
Shooting.

Because his 1O-year-old playmate would
not give him pair of roller skates he
wanted, Victor Flescher, an 11-year-old boy
living with his parents at 2715 Ohio street
sent a 3S-callber bullet after Arthur Crosby,
who lives at 27O5 Corby street at 4 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. The bullet struck
young Crosby first in the right forearm,
and then glanced striking him in the upper
lip and cutting a deep cash across his right
cheek
The two had been playing with a revolver
earlier in the day, but Flescher, seeing the
weapon was loaded, took the gun into the
house took the load out and returned with
the revolver. They soon tired of playing
with the gun, and when the question OF the
skates came up young F1escher became so
angered that he went into the house and
deliberately reloaded the gun and shot his
young companion.
The wound which was inflicted on the
Crosby boy is not considered serious.
Victor F1escher, the boy who did the
shooting, is the son of Louis Flescher, who
conducts a bicycle repairing establishment
at 1922 Capitol avenue. His parents have
been away on the Chicago excursion his
father returning Friday afternoon. His
mother is still In Chicago. There was no
one at home at the time of the shooting
but the two boys. Officer Mccarthy went
to the Flescher home at 11:30 o'clock Sat-
urday night and sent the boy to the sta
tion, where later his father appeared and
signed a bond for his sons appearance
Monday morning in police court.
Arthur Crosby the injured lad was resting
easily last night at late hour. It is
thought he will pull through without any
serious effects. Dr. Ross was called i'm.
mediately after the shooting and dressed
the boys wounds after which he was re,
| moved to his home. The father of the
| Crosby boy is a laborer
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
West Amber.

Mrs, Bertha Wetzel and children and
parents are visiting relatives in Wisconsin.
Miss Edith Darling is at home this week
for a vacation after spending several weeks
near the park.
Mrs. Theo Smith is entertaining her niece
Miss o. Johnson of Havelock, through the
school vacation.
Rev; q. A. Luce was caller In the
neighborhood on Thursday in connection
with his church work here.
,Comrade Aughe and wife attended the
Nomens Relief corps reception TO Mrs
II. S wilcox on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. c. Hensman and children are pre-
pairing to make an extended visit to her sis
ter Mrs. Anna Gantz Ryder at Fairfield, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake and daughter
Miss Myrtle, were guests of their daughter
Mrs, A. Oleson, and family on Thursday
Rev. R. NJ. Henderson and wife enter
tained their friends Mr.. and Mrs. George
Blakely and children at dinner the first OF
the week.
Mr.. Bartlett is rallying slightly from a
very. serious operation for appendicitis at
Clarkson hospital and is now able to sit
up little.
Miss Maggie Thompson has returned from
| North Omaha and will spend the summer
| with her grandmother, Mrs. Bonewitz in
| West Side.
Monday evening and called on friends here.
Mrs: Armstrong has been reappointed jan
| itor for the new Beals school,
southwest Church last sunday evening" HsR were
| a decided success owing to the careful
| training by the superintendent, Miss j.
| Blake. The house was filled TO oVerflowing.
| Miss Myrtle Blake accompanied on the
| organ.
| The Ladies' Aid society met at the home
| of Mrs f. Bonewltz in West Side Thurs
| day and quilted large quilt on the shady
| lawn. An excellent luncheon was pro-
| yided. Attendance, fifteen; proceeds, S2l5
The next meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs, John Blake, in Ackerman, July 6.
| Mrs. NJ. Faverty and children, Roy and
| Martha, left Tuesday 10 visit her daughter
Mrs. Morton at Long Pine, a sister at
son, Walter, TO Miss May Underwood
| which occurred Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents at Cody, Neb. The
groom is ticket agent at Cody, where thes
| will reside
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

Mrs. Herman wulff is entertaining Mrs.
Ebener of Denver.
The erection of new residences In Benson
hurst has begun.
Mrs Byron Clark has as her guest Mrs.
Foster of Beatrice.
Mrs B. F. Wulff and child are here from
Colorado to visit relatives.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church today at the usual hours.
Mrs. Oscar Snowden is entertaining her
mother and sisters from Tyndall, s. d.
Mrs. P. Gravert has been taken sick
again and Is at the hospital for treatment
Mrs. Leidy and children have gone to
Illinois, where they will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Grove and children
have arrived home from a pleasant trip to
Chicago.
The Misses stiger of Benson and Miss
Ulrich of Omaha entertained a picnic party
Saturday at the park.
Mr.. F. D. Farmer of the Bank Of Benson
and mother Mrs. Farmer, are taking trir
through New York state
Miss Ida Rewey left Tuesday for heI
home in Wisner. Neb., after visit to heI
brother, ]. L. Rewey
Alfred HUFF proprietor Of the Benson
pharmacy was married last week to Miss
Carrie Smith Of Omaha.
Miss Maud Lowe arrived in Benson last
week from Stanton, Neb., where she has
been teaching, and will spend her vacation
at home.
Mrs. ]. L. Rewey entertained during the
Crawford of Omaha and Miss Nayton OF
West Virginia.
| Last Wednesday evening the wedding OF
Matthew Riploge of Benson and Miss Lands
| of Omaha took place at the home Of the
| former. Relatives were present.
| The annual meeting of the voters of the
| school district will be held at the school.
house, Benson, on Monday evening at
! o'clock. Two new members of the board
are to be elected, besides other business.
Last Sunday afternoon at 230 O'Clock
| thirty-f1ve members of the Independent
| Order of Odd Fellows lodge went to Mount
| Hope cemetery to hold the annual me-
mortal services. The full ritualistic service
| was held over the graves of the six dead
members. Addresses were made by Messrs
Mccoy and Hoffman.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

was the husband Of Lucy Stone, and be-
lieved so thoroughly in a woman's right TO
independence that he never required her 10
take his name.
Besides the speakers there we're about 13O
other delegates on the train among them
being Miss Mary Anthony. a sister of Miss
Anthony; DR.. Cora Smith Eaton OF Minne-
apois Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall, past national
president Of the Women Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, who was greeted by
a special delegation from Garfield circle,
and score OF other women, including all
the national officers except Miss Kate Cor
don and Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, who
have gone on ahead. II was noticeable
that there was scarcely n woman in the
delegation whose hair was not we'll mixed
with gray and most OF them were women
Of more than local prominence in their re-
spective states.
In the Local Party.
Besides the women there we're present a
number Of prominent men of the city,
among them Dr. Newton Mann. Of whose
congregation Miss Anthony was once a
member in Albany, n. Y.
The train left at 4:20 and the delegation
will be met Sunday morning by another
party of distinguished women who went
by another route.
The train was met at Council Bluffs by q
party of women representing the Omaha
clubs and press, and upon each member OF
the delegation was pinned a souvenir OF
| Omaha, a button bearing an Indians head
and the words, Omaha the Market Town
Miss Laura A Gregg. who was to have
| Joined the delegation at Omaha, was de-
! tained by the illness of her mother in Kan
sas and will be unable to attend the con
vention, although she was to have had ar
| important place on the program. Delega
| tions from Broken Bow Geneva and Table
| Rock Joined the train here.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Dundee.

The Round Dozen Social club met on
Wednesday with Mrs. S. X. Rush.
Mrs. T. X. Hunter is making a visit OF
several weeks to her mother in Ashland,
Ind.
The McCabe Methodist church will give
lawn social Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Chapman.
Mr., and Mrs. Reed and children of Month
cello, JILL, were the guests during the week
OF Mrs. Reeds sister. Mrs r. c. Peters.
Mrs Thompson and daughter of ST. Louis
were the guests during the week OF Mrs
Thompson's sister, Mrs. ID. l. Johnson.
Mrs. p j. Barr and Miss Margaret Barr
leave on Thursday for an extended trip TO
points.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

p. Fl. Marlay a banker of Mason City,
Is registered at the Merchants
John p. Wertz OF Washington, d, c.. is
visiting old-time friends In Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Reed are now occu-
pying their new home, SG North Thirty
fifth street.
Prof Nathan Bernstein will leave this
afternoon for a vacation trip through
Colorado and Utah.
Jacob Rachman, a former Omaha boy
who left here about nine years ago has
bee appointed city editor of the Rock
Island Daily Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
HUNG JURY FOR BRECKNER
Disagreement i'm Case of Young Man
on Trial in District Court for
ManalauRhter,

The jury in Judge Days department of
district court, trying the case of George
Breckner, charged with manslaughter for
the death of Arthur Kuhn, at o'clock
yesterday afternoon disagreed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON e. QUINCY
Depot, Second aventte and twentieth
street. Telephone. old west $50, new gI7S.
+. a, RIDDELI-, Agent. 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
Billy Van Tomorrow.

The book and majority of lyrics that
lends special power to The Errand
Boy" which appears here tomorrow
evening. are from the facile pen OF
George Totten Smith, who has here
tofore helped Billy b. Van to acquire
his undisputed standing as a comedian
of force and originality. The action
takes place amidst rural surroundings;
The Alligator and the Coon Beau
tiful Spain and several others thai
cannot fail To leave a lasting impress,
sion. 4 chorus of unusual strength.
in conjunction with large number of
specially artists. are employed for the
purpose of interpreting these catchy
selections. and under the strenuous
stage direction OF Sam Marion of the
Henry W. Savage staff. some very
original action as well as stage pic
lures of effectiveness are obtained.
From a scenic and costume point of
view the production stands out in bold
relief, as beautiful combination OF
color arrangement and shows TO wha;
an extent the art of stage dressing has
been brought. Altogether THE Err
rand Boy commands everything with
which to appeal to discriminating
theatre going public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
Death kept From Mother.

New York. Feb. 1.-Relatives have
received word that the news of the
death of Miss Isadore Rush, the act
ress who was killed on the Pacific
coast while bathing three months ago
has not yet been impaired TO her
mother who is here. The mother is
weak and it is feared the shock would
kill her. consequently the family
guards her from the news. When she
asked why Miss Ruth did not come
home for the holidays it was explain
ed that her company is still in the
west. and making a long stay there
and each week a letter purporting to
come from the actress is read to her,
il having been Miss Ruths habit To
write weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
Murray and Mack AGAIN.

The standard of excellence esta5-
lished by Murray and Mack will be
easily maintained. it is claimed. in
the English-American musical comedy
An English Daisy" which was first
produced in this country at the Globe
theatre. for 10 weeks. after which I
was moved 10 the famous Casino. New
York. and played TO enormous business
during the three months il was pre-
scented in the metropolis. Ii comes
here Sunday. This organization has
been the recipient of the most favor
able comment ever accorded a COM
position Of its character. and the tune
ful music, together with the merry
book offered by a company of talented
girls and boys. numbering 40. ensures
local theatregoers a treat in the mu-
steal line. which will not be exceiled
By any similar organization during
the entire season. The elaborate seen
L. sets carried Is the same identical
utilized for the introduction
Df the English Daisy" TO American
p. atr, gOSrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01

WANTED-Will parties owning or con-
trolling parcels of land from six to
10 acres for sale, lying contiguous to
our street car lines, communicate
with IL. r. Albrecht, chairman of
committee on location for the Beth
any Protective association, Industrial
Home building, Moline. III?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
To Give Two Performances.

THE Devils Auction" plays its an
nual engagement at the Illinois Satur
day. when there will be matinee anC
evening performances. Charles II
Yale. proprietor of the Devils Auc
ton" company. is one of the best
known theatrical managers in thi:
country. His name is a huge. magnet
to over 100000 theatre going people
throughout the United States and
Canada. At present besides being as
sociate lessee and manager of Gil
more's Auditorium at Philadelphia. one
of the handsomest and largest amuse
IICnt edifices in this country, he has
five large attractions on the road. viz:
his personal companies THE Devil:
Auction" THE Twelve Temptations
and a new melodramatic sensation
The Way of the Transgressor" intro
ducing the wonderful acting dogs. anC
in conjunction with Sidney r. Ellis
The Evil Eye and Al II. Wilson. the
German comedian. in new and original
romantic plays. Manager Yale is now
building at his studio in Philadelphia
4 new spectacle. which promises to
be 4 revelation in this particular line
of theatricals and will be seen in the
principal cities and towns throughout
the country the coming season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-01
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.


State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
In the County Court. to the January
Petition to sell real estate to pay
Gilmore Hober.. administrator OF the
estate OF Gilmore Hobert, deceased. Pc
titioner. VS.. Margaret Dunlap. Sarah j.
aobert Mary Cosgro, John Hobert.
Annie Myers. William Hobert. Joseph
1obert: Ida Bear Belle Bishop. Albert
j. Whitney. administrator of the estate
Miller. Defendants.
OF 4 decree of sale made and entered in
said cause. on the Bird day of January.
a. D.. 1905. at the January term. \. u.
administrator OF said estate. will ON
Friday. the 10th day OF February. 1905.
between the hours of 10 o'clock n. m.
and o'clock p. m. to-wit: At the hour
of o'clock y. m. of said day. at the east
door of the court house. in the city of
Rock Island. in said county and state.
sell at public yendue to the highest and
best bidder or bidders. the following
To-wit: the southeast quarter (i.) of
the northwest quarter IA }. OF section
Der Sixteen (l6) north of Range num-
Der Four "a west of the 4th l.. NJ. I'm
the county of Rock Island and state of
Illinois. including the estate OF home
stead and right OF dover of said Sarah
j; Hobert. widow. and disincumbered OF
all judgment liens and rights of said
defendants; or so much thereof as may
he necessary to pay the debts OF said
deceased.
Terms of Sale:-One- (is) cash
at time of sale and the balance payable
in one year. with interest at the rate OF
and mortgage on the premises sold.
Dated at Rock Island. Ill. Jan. 9Th.
1905.
GILMORE HOBERT. JR,.
Administrator of the estate of Gilmore
Hobert deceased.
II. NJ. McCaskrin, solicitor for said Pc
titioner