davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02
The IoveIiest Face In Art.

In the National museum of Naples
stands the statue OF Psyche, which is
considered by nearly all connoisseurs
to have the loveliest face ever modelled
or painted 1t was discovered in the
ruins of the amphitheater at Capua.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02
STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
1t Will Be Held at Bennington Aug II
l9-Tournament Committee.

Manchester, june 2.--The dates OF the
state golf tournament to be held in BEN
nington have been set for August II,
rs, and 10.
The president Of the Vermont Golf
Association has announced the following
tournament committee: George Yelling
ton, Sayre Mcleod, H. NJ. Cutler, of
Montpelier, Charles L. Woodbury., of
Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02
GRANITEvILLE.

To Rent small tenement of four
rooms. Inquire of A. A. Smith.
/. There viii be dance in Miles hall.
Friday evening, June 2. Good music
viii be furnished and the public is cor
daily invited to attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02
A cheese nmeIef

To make Il cheese omeIet prepare the
eggs and cook them IN the usual man
ner. As soon as they begin to thicken
sprinkle two tablespoonfuls of grated
cheese over the top, cover and continue
the cooking slowly Fold the omeles
and serve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02
POSTPONED GAMES.
Arrangement for Playing Them Of in
Northern League.

4 Northern league game postponed
by rain this summer win be played off
on any intervening open date the teams
losing the game may have previous TO
their next scheduled meeting on the
same grounds. Ii there is no open date,
the teams viii play a double header on
the next meeting on the grounds of
the team where rain postponed the orig
inal game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02
To uaaclsen white wood.

TO stain white wood black first wash
the wood with solution Of sulphate of
iron and then apply an infusion Of gall
nuts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02
Yesterdays American League Scores.

At New York New York Is, Boston
:.
Ait Philadelphia Philadelphia .0,
Washington 5.
At st. Louis Detroit 5, st. Louis 2.
At Chicago Chicago Q, Cleveland 5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-02

Yesterdays National League Scores.

At Boston New York S, Boston 2.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn Q, Philadel-
phia az innings).
Alt st. Louis ST. Louis Q, Cincinnati
8.
At Chicago Pittsbmg 4, Chicago Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
UNITED BOYS BRIGADE.
Annual Convention Opened at Pitts
burg-District Delegation Present.

The annual convention of the United
Boys Brigade Of America convened yester-
day at Plttsburg with over 2.0OO boys in
attendance, representing about 5000 mem
bers of the brigade throughout the coun-
try.
Lieut.. Gen. H. P. Bope of Pittsburg Is
commander-in-chief. During the day COM
panies from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Union
town. Connellsville, Washington. Pa, AL
toona Harrisburg. Vandergrift. Dawson
and Myersdale. together with delegates
from Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York,
Maryland. Wisconsin. North Carolina and
New Jersey, arrived to take part in the
large parade which will be held this after
noon.
The feature of the parade will be the
marching of a local company of Chinese.
Company F of this city is being enter
tanned royalty by Company @ of Pittsburg
in their headquarters, Church OF Ascension.
In the athletic events yesterday II. G.
Bailey of Company was first In the high
jump, winning a silver medal; G.. +.
Thompson was second in the broad Jump,
receiving bronze medal; third in the 40
and third in hurdle: L. A. Clausel was sec
ond in the 220-yard run, winning bronze
medal; Hauke was third In SSG-yard run.
Company won a total of IA points. The
medals will be awarded this evening. Gen
eral Bope has given orders that visitors
delegations be given the best of everything.
He says he had no difficulty in raising the
benefit fund of 5000, and could have raised
double the amount IL it were necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07

Golden Leaf Lard pIeases particular people.
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
arappIed With Burglars.

As result of struggle with two rob-
bers at Philadelphia yesterday morning,
William Welsh. night Waterman employ
ed by the Pennsylvania railroad. is at the
Presbyterian Hospital with bullet wound
in his right thigh. He lies unconscious and
is in critical condition.
The lower Mereen police and the railroad
detectives are securing the countryside for
his assailants. one of whom is believed to
be partly disabled as a result of having
been knocked down by blow from a club
welded by Welsh before he was shot.
There were three men In the gang, and II
was after they had made an Intellectual at
tempt to dynamite the safe in the post
office in the station that the fight occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
WITNESSES HEARD.
Kenilworth Pool Room Case Before
Grand Jury at Marlboro.

A. w. Mallory of Kenilworth. W. A.
Davis OF Tuxedo and Detectives Frank
Bauer and Thomas Hartigan were before
the grand jury at Upper Marlboro Nd,
yesterday-all having been recalled-to tes-
tify in the Kenilworth pool-room case, the
particulars of which have been frequently
given in The Star.
The grand jury yesterday returned indict-
ments as follows: Warren Fowler assault;
William Chase assault with intent to COM
NIT rape; Ananias Hebbon. assault with in
tent to kill; Henry Elliott, robbery; Ma
linda Matthews. Richard Ford and Henri
eta Young, each for larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
Leonard is Indicted.

An indictment for forgery in the second
degree against Henry A. Leonard. the youth
who secured more than s350,o0o worth of
securities from the City National Bank on
a forged check last week, was returned
by the grand jury In New York yesterday.
Z Leonard Is liable to further Indictment for
larceny in the same case. He is In Jail,
not yet having Furnished 10000 bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07

Charles Wells. twenty-seven years old, of
Dinwiddie county. Va. was shot and seri-
ously wounded by some unknown person
while out hunting. His whole body was
peppered with shot, and he was so badly
shot in the eye that it will have TO be re-
moved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-07
Home for FoundIings.

A dispatch to the Chicago Record-Herald
from Cleveland. Ohio. says:
home for foundiings. with infant incu-
bators, viii b erected by John d. Rookie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
INV INVESTIGATE DEATHS
ON STEAMER vADERLAhD.
Four Departments Now Con
ducting Inquiry Passengers
81 Not Allowed to Land. Y;
lRY Assoclated Press, !

7sS NEW ~ Yulil I, Jdll, l6.--l On steerage
passengers died at sea on the Red Star
5L,ne steamer Yaderland, which arrived
here from Antwerp on January GATH,
The cause OF death was given as conges,
ton OF the lungs and pneumonia and the
vessel was passed at6nuurantino. a Io-day5
seventeen hundred steerage passengers
we're not permitted TO land when the.
steamer came up to her dock and BY or
fder8of the health officer Of the port the.
Yaderland was sent saok g quarantine.
Eretary Of the apartment Of Commerce
Coll Cor Stranallan anl
Surveyor Clarkson arc separately acting
on behalf OF Y tho Treasury Department.
Dr. Doty Is conducting q rigid medical
examination on behalf OF the quarantine
service; Immigration Commissioner u
liams is acting on ord rs from the sec-,
5le,ary Of tho Department Of comemFco
and Labor = I 81,
/, Among the matters which will come
before the Investigating board are
i We're the passengers on tho Vaderlalld
4 properly fed? Did the employees u F.Ae
Steamship company sell tho steerage pas
sengers food, knowing that \ llle passelnr
gers could not eat the steerage "a tions.
Did the ssteerage passcnge receive pros
PER medical attention? Arc the alleged
statements that the air Of the steerage
twag foul true We're the sanitary ar
engagements on the Yaderland bad and
dangerous TO human u fe 81 S n IN So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
STRIKE EIXTlE:', \ J, END|lNG! \ I } !. n |! .;
} ). ORDER RI, l::,|i
Situation iii RI ssiai 5aid, s. Is 't;! to lE., Pe
oWhere q ! ute ;t!es-: :-.l'l1 The Is n Il
n British Incid
!, i|,.l3t,,flA |,c.lB3ty,,fSlAssociated,f Press.5s

PETERsBU ID " A3 !. Nj ~
3asS sh. szsl lses. BlBess
sAra 1sxt cndlng; thea situat now Y here M
~, 3 EIlunib Der OF work
s,neIi ,ara sofi e oscow but here is5no
General 3tie iIpss or y disorder the g
whereaboll lts n II Fat her& Goponi stu re- r.
mains a4 r1ys terry. though It is beitc1eo
theS priest q lii MOSCOW. 5 .;i
The usslan apital presents e inosl y, s. =
normal appearance and the @anthorit 4. 8
5urc confident that the back ponc q O. O. !, 9
strike has been broken Some factoMri M
and mills u read y II h ave resumed and Sa
5gen raj resumption 8of operat tons fist ex- y
$nectcd on 4 Monday. Il, The auth ties ex--
pect that tho failure 10 f the st rikes4 here
will have az discourag gfng fleet upon the
5worknlen ii, other cities, to hlchs the
troubles have been spreading and he-
ilieVe that there is no longer dam ger q g
complete suspension Of all tho industrial
concerns Of Russia. II 3st .3i5
.AIinstcr Of the rlorS Svia topolk Allr-..
sky has promised q d illegal tlon Of editors,
who called upon him. that he 4 VIII In
yestigatc the; arrest OF q number OF prom
iinent writers, who are no w confined In the
sc. Peter and Str Paul fortress md
secure their release as soon as possible
4giFJ . anuary- 26-7 los p. M.--Threc hundred
employees Of tile Baltic Works returned to
their Unemployment to- day. u Is expected
that work ut tho iNeva shlpbnilding yards
will rccommence morrow. 833}S
KS Sir Charles Hardlnge. tho Bri tish am
.bassad dor, to-day called Foreign Minister
lLamsdorffs$ to Il tho telegram
posted Ut Moscow saying that the dis
:turbunces4 at the Russia NJ q ddck-yard and
arsenals were due TO the An glo-J apan nesc,
5instigation, and that both Great Britain
and Japan were spending vast sums to-
prevent tho Russian second ~ Pacific
squadron from going to "a the far East.
At tho same time he pointed out that q
similar telegram appcared here this morn
Cont ini1ed IN Sncnnd Page
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
V|lIASS'T'.AIB|:.M||A|D|:|.|E|...B|.Y||... | J
DAGGER:|I..0.R:|I..k|'||M|..|.F||E?!!' ! ] ]. ! 4 II
5Impo tants Fight bsyS Counsel unset
in the sllburle.
%Trial. 8&!
LAD les INVADE Aj:)i /. He ljE COURT
800 m !.
! S55fs;pccinl Z. \, e y Tho mines & pispatch,l

ysSE Especial TO
Il ROANOKE, W a.. ans e; line tho atr!al
3of fSs 4 Charles cha r. Fishburnc, tho young.
broker, indicted for the murder q ".
Frederick Lefew, to-day the evidence nee
was for the purpose showing ma nat the
NO was made by q dirk and ll'1 no not az az
ordinary pocket snife II; as5,
rho crowd at the trial continues to fin-
crease, and this morning the judges. e: :.
bench was Invaded by lad les; SIX Of the he
fair sex were seated back OF him when 'f1r3
he opened court; Many brought chairs hairs
and stools, and several sat OH the t'oor
In tho seml-circle between tho bar and '''lt
hench.i Il was quite cold at times In the
court room, and peoploi kept on their , y
wraps. ~. y, 1. l, (, :,
ooolness throughout the trying ordeal.
During tho weeping of the WIDOW. 4 tlse
sobbinr Of tho boy and when the bloody
rlothlng was exhibited. he showed not the
slightest chunge IN countenance.S ,f
d one OF tho most conspicuous figures IN
the courtroom to-day twus joe Clnrk, the
biz engineer, who tied the knot II Or inc
negro, Williams. hung here for murder
GUS euSStlult atlc'tN'Suf ~ -N'S''''S'- '-s'5
tary, .it533 q 1, 4. L,
Dir. R,.fyr. Brown, who was the pllysl-7
clan attending DR.. Iefew.s was recalled
to tho stand soon after court opened,
The Cut Clothing
Attorneys for the defense then asked
nermisston OF tho court to retire and on
anime the clothing OF DR.. Lefew. winch
was granted, When they eturned, M
smith, of the prosecution, requested hr
Hrownato measure the sits made ~ 'he
clothing. I, 4, !, .i.s y I.
Mr.. III. M Smith, tha Riehniond lattnr-3
ney for tho prosecution. insisted on the
sIse Of a niece Of steel pushed thr rough
tho opening to see 4 they would not
stretch. and finally a plece3of stiff p'apor
was used, and the Sits were measured
tby the jury, Tho measurements were as
follows; Undershlrt, rs lnches; neg',r
gee, Il is; vest, ! l-8; outside and ! mon
inside. DR. Brown said tho akin line
4 was ia when to first examined IT. ".
a Gross examination by Mr.. Wood for tho
a0fansc, Or. Brown said he ca culateds
that the length Of tha knife blade was
about 31-4 inches, Tho cross'exanllna,.
ton by the defense was kent up until
court adjourned for the afternoon ses-
sion. All the questions were for the
purpose of showing what kind sof a knife
wus used, tho testimony OF Er, Rro'wn
$i fCo.tipued on Fifth Page.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
FAC CTO RE s SET J! : 1 ON Q \
n. FIRE G J; CAPlTAL Il | 4 I.
Situation Gene rally Is Not So,
Acute # E Says So Worst 4: y,
Has Passed d--- M oscow IS VI
sQuiet-:A'A ndarme darme /,
Shot p Dead \! | 3 : at & & yI.'I
sss 81 4. " (; Libon. ~
S,(iBy..Assto stocinted q Press J

strike here Isl general nonstratons rEE'l
are in progress. and the newspapers Il are I, g i
not publishing. .s3s X.
3ss8 (By, Associated Press.) q 3'5s
WYE LONDON January 2s. ~ dispat tch513 4 to %
Reuters s 4 Telegram Company. 4 from Riga
confirms the previous lei, ouncenent q q
collision there bctYeen strikers and
troops. Thirty workrn en- were killed = or
wounded. und Va subchief tsof police and ltl'aI
Two SOLDIERS were lno ortall " wound lee.
The encounter occurred near ., the m y .Ink- y
,tncked sthc; troops; and tten1pte led ITO dis
arm them when the order given zen to3 81
fire. \; 4. I Z, /.
n All the workshops and III fact tories are a,
closed Tho strikers are parading the ,'a'i
streets and forcing all joill
Is l a dispatch from st. tersbnlg, time
20 z. to fta reports Irt
that Phnl's factor and YEA $iarge cotton
min have been set fire and spurn-
giT1 ~ ffrece Y, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27

1 lcontInusd on Fifth .Pags,ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
PRIN 8eEIT'EL NO BETTER;
4 sgs CROWN PRINCE NOW SICK
.SfBy Associated Press

ssi (Byg Claleu {HTeSS.
BERLIN, jan. %, The physicians Of
Prince Eitel Friedrich, second son OF
Emperor William who Is at "A Potsdanl
suffering from pneumonia, issued the fol-
lowing bulletin to-day: Il5 5ss
q q III Is Royal Highncss had a fairly good
night He slept for some time and did
not cough much. The lowerslo of the
left lung is now entirely affected; the
distress in breathing is not extreme; !;
the pulse Is rapid, J, though strong; tenn
iperature, 1o99K appetite somewhat better;
complains Of pains In tho side; 3is per-
ffectly5 conscious. 4 IS 5E3S jfS Y III tSs
1.-THE Enipress spent tho forenoon with
her son. His condition gives the family
much concern. S&s 225 4!
Z Grown Prince Frederick WI liam "a con-
fined TO his room with wha probably ats
an attack OF influenza. It is denied that
,hc has contracted pneumonia from his
brother, Prince Eitel Friedrich. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
MIDDLE; MEN 1
B|.F'0|.RC|ED|0|0|!U!.|.l'|' b 4 | ! ] |. j
New Orleans C ConVentions Adopts
Measures s H Is Drive ], l'' Cotton n
Speculator OHs M arket..
PLANTERS ii TO SELL DIRECT.


55S 81, NEW ORLEANS $, ! an 3, q. It'll the
aunanimous adoption Of tho plan reported
zby Its committee for q permanent or
ganlzation. headed BY Harvle Jordan, Of
Georgia, !, as pres! dent s. and y. s. Peters.
of Texas,S as 3vico-presldent, the Southern
8Intorstates Cotton conYentio finally
closed Its successful three days session.
Throughout{th the morning thero had been
Va hard struggle Il In committee for
Bascendancy between tho friends Of ,Jor-
dan and those Of Peters in the pernla-
nent association, but lall differences were
finally reconclled and 4 q unanimous re-
Il port was presented to the convention. The
feature of the forenoon session was the
defeat ofs tho modified Waco warehouse
Epla II, Which had been reported by q ma
#jorlty of.ytho committee. ii Al committee
of three was named to confer with the
president In tho matter Of the enlarge
lnent of tho American cotton trado.
Eliminate Spectators.
a At the afternoon session tho committee
on closer rela atlons between manufacturers
and producers made u report In the In
terest Of tho elimlna ton OF the speculh-
tor In cotton. The committee said that
the wide fluctuations are alike disastrous
i to. the manufacturers. making 1t ilnpos ss!hle
for the manufacturer TO pronlulgate
prices for cotton products based on 4 O
uniform cost of the raw staple a nd for
either The farmer or the manufacturer TO
maintain his prices. It was recommend
cd. therefore, that o. committee consisting
4 OF one cotton producer from each State
be appointed to confer with mill mon ask
ing that they Join hands With the pro-
ducers In effectlng q p an whereby the
producer can sell his cotton direct to the
manufacturer aud thereby eliminate the
speculator from the market The report
WAS adopted
Tho report Of the Committee on Per-
I ynanent Organization followed. III
1t provides for tho creation OF tho
Southern Cotton Association embracing
all the cotton producing States and Ter
ritorles to regulate cotton production. co.'s 1
ton supply and financing. and especially
cotton marketing, using every effort to
secure broader markets and to limit the
5p,oductIon to the demand al remu nera-
tive prices and to reduce to q Ininlnlunfr
ali expense OF handling cotton and Its
prod,,cts from, tho time It leaves the
field until 1t reaches the consumer. THESE
ara to be State and Territorial county
,cnntIniied IN Fifth EPQEeO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
'Tj0ISjSEDI.'AB0U|'l.|'1.A||I'7|'.. { /. Al.
MERC.Y'0|EV|g|!'AI|Iy!.l|. n
Score of gers On Norfolkl ifolls
stearl,er H ave Narrow :sssS,.4. Es-. Il
cape From Death. CATH u
WOMEN WERE 1. HYsTERl|c':'A|'!L- ] + I: A.
Cylinder Exploded ID and ;llrl1 . ~ lew lew
Hole iii starbo iz.,:l 5 Bow; Bow1 Be5
Ss} n lowsSyW Water Line. q 3ss3S
(By ASSOCIATED + FPre.sE's..).; '.:.E'

Sf0
FOLK, B an. 90 - For s. seven yer
hours to-day he liycsSo as score of pas. pas
scngers were In eopardy on board l. tfe
steamer iganont of the \ orfolk Sand
southern Railroad, which plies i11 4 5sIs lhe
Albe1narls a nd Parnllco Sounds bet ween t'l
the tow, Sc Edenton nrld Columbia " y n
c. While en- route 70 the latter r p u ace g
this morning. tho cylinder on p board tlle
stean,a cxplo causing, is GIG M g
I'm bort ion Of tho nchi merry .to he drive =
through, tho starboard bow thc gvs;'. =
sel below the line 4 trough thls
opening water began pouring INTO m &stihe .1Li
lower decks and for q time It look ed Sas ~!
lie would go to- the tom wit AZ oll
boa rd Ss III So IA s
The wind tx was bl owing q bout seventy
$flye nj les an hour, and sno oH was "a ling.
sCaptsin Holmes ordered all the pa ssan-
gers to go tho tsal oon q a aboyc an ddeI
tailed three members Of the ere to luz. ~
fnisll each with n III presery.er {, g 10 g
see that.th were str ppcd TO- IN the ner- n'
son q each pa sseng ger. 3 are we re 50 tne
women Oh board who became ysterlea5l:
q" "The 81 q, nler 10 Cd IL boutS Stn the sound
sfor hours Iii, q; ;pel css stha
while blowing dlstr ess 1881 gtla bp
Y,sant, Jill. bers q &!
working ats the hole III the endenT-
orinsy to st op the flow or wa lat WAS
constantly filling the low cks.. ese
men, II Is said, worked IN nsWa ter up g
Sthcir knees. with the weat her ring
around zero. ~ sS5
R34 In the engine room men 38wcro cngasfd
Ii, III, atteniptS to repair the broken cyln-
der a fter temporary repairs the q Biigl--
mont was a bio to proceed under her steam
at tho rate of two miles an nour, and ar
rived at. Edenton safe to might. NNFhel,
the boat was made fast to The WHARF,
some OF the passengers hastened ITO tier
Jones without even waiting to discard
the life prcscrvers. Among the passcn-
gers aboard we're DR.. W. NJ. Baker, OF
Richmond; !; j. spruill. Of Columbia, nd
b. NJ Mason. Of Elizabeth City! a e
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Continued On seventh Pegs.
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lcontIRusd on IaSIlsh gPage.l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
CRUISER Ct AND MARINES
.T0.WATCH| sAlN|I..D||.0|M|N|G;.0||. / ]. | ! ! |! | [
Fighting Said q 70 Have Broken
5 Out in Streets Much
Excitement. 4
NV. .AE,.ssoclated Press

4 COLON, January 2G,--The United
states cruiser Dixie has received hurry
orders to proceed to Santo Domingo, and
rs |, now coallng, Two hundred marines
were brought to Colon to- day from Em-
pire Camp and embarked on board the
Dixie, which Will sail late o-day by way
of Guantanamo. ~ IN IN
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v (contlnued on Second Page. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-27
l s,(By Associated Press,


NEW ORLEANS January 26,--tAl Flca-,
yune Panama special says ISL ls +
Considerable excitement has been ere
ated on the isthmus by the receipt of
to proceed at once to the Island Of San
Domingo, \ where flghtlpg, IT was re-
ported. had broken out In the streets
and become sa general tilat $ the assist
ance OF the 800 marines quartered upon
Empire Hin ere eonsldered es absolu sesy
ThIs cable order reached the Dixie
lato yesterday evening, and at once g
was transferred to Elnpire,
where Colonel Wood had also receiyed
similar orders, These orders were for
colpnel Wood to proceed at osse 70 Colon
With ali his force, leaving only small
detachment to guard the quarternla si t
stores on tho hill, C
Early this morning tho orders were
given to break camp, . 33l. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lu!hbia. holding Probate ConrtuN9; ii9S4 Ad-
scriber. who was by the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia gEanted letters testamentary
thu. approval Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
triet Of Columbia. holding a Probate Court, ap-
pt 10 O'CLOCK am. as the time. and said court
the place. for making payment and dis
ton and control when and where all creditors
and persons entitled to dstributive shares leg
acies or n residue notified TO attend In person
or by agent attorney duly authorized, with their
claims against the estate properly vonched Given
1sses my hard this 10th day Of 1905
TAYLOR; Deputy Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
iumbia holding Probate couTt . o.. lsssi aS
from the Probate Court of the District of Colum.
ba letters Of rat ,. On the ESTATE OF
deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
the subscriber; On 2. before the 10th day q Jan
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 10th day of January. 1905
AISEaF b.n sSE R ,s1s 30 St {, VIM Attest.
trIet Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
wM B. REILLY. Attorney. jaiI-1aw-st
suPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
scrfber. who was by the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia granted letters testameptary
on the estate of Charles A. Num- deceased has
with the approval OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. holding a Probate Court
appointed Monday, the Both day Of January, 1905
at 10 O'Clock am, as the time, and said court
room as the place. for making payment and dis
fribution from said estate under the courts direc
tion aid control. when and where all Creditors
and entitled to distributive shares or leg
acies q residue are notified to attend in person
or by agent attorney duly authorized with their
Chains against the estate properly vouched. Given
under my hand this 10th day OF Januarv 1oox
CARRIE L. MUM, Scott circle BY sAM.I MAD
D0x. Attorney: Attest: WA. C. TAYLOR, Dep
uty Register OF Wills for the District OF Colunl-