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The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-21
clay Center 8. I,eonardvilIe 4

Clay Center. June 21.=The Leon
ardville ball team came over Tuesday
afternoon and played Clay Center on
the home ground. The game re-
suited in a victory for Clay Center bv
q score OF s to T.
Clay Center 20 0 3 8 IS
Leonardville 20 0 Q 0 o.
Batteries -Leonardvine. Fury and
Goethe; Clay Center, Kempton and
Gramley umpire-Thos. Gowsnlock
Jr- There was a good attendance.
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Lexington. KY. June 2I.-Judge
Townsend of Hartford, Conn, has set
July 2 as the date for final hearing
Trotting association against the Ma
tional Trotting association to prevent
its investigation OF the gold cup scan
dal- Judge Townsend dismissed the
temporary pleadings of the Memphis
people and allowed them to file addi-
tional pleadings, upon which he will
decide at the date named.
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I Player AB. H. o. A E.
SooEgins, II. .......-.-.. 0 o
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Fort smith 5. Shawnee 4.

Shawnee. ok. June Effort Smith
took the third of the series with Shaw
nee in a ten-inning game by score OF
5 to f. Attendance-300.
Score By innings: RHE
Fort smith ....... o .OOo02O0O0S 1
Shawnee / 9 0 0 0 "a 5
Batteries-Shoftner and Rogers; Dun
ham and Moore. Umpires-Meyer and
Ahern.
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wards stole second, ana went to third
on a f1eIder's choice. Then Cravens
handed out a Wild pitch, and Edwards
scored.
Had it not, been for DR.. Jay An
drews' brilliant catch of Johnson's liner
in the fourth, Leavenworth would
have had two. more runs Harrington
had singled, and link had sent him 10
third with a two-bagger down the third
base line. There was one out. An
drews added another out BY catching
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three Dagger in the second inning,
lambasted the circumambient atmos-
phere three times, and 1t was all over.
Topeka was not again IN serious dan
ger of getting a run.
Cravens was not batted hard, but
his errors in the fifth inning were
what started the business for Leaven-
worth. He gave Edwards life on first
by bobbling an easy grounder Ed
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CTlicaeo II. Boston 1.

Boston, June 21-Early in the game
the visitors acquired a commanding
lead, but they continued to play alert
" and aggressively and a heavy score
resulted The Boston team seemed to
be outclassed in all departments.
Score by innings: R.H E
Chicago .-..-....-.--z vi 70
Batteries: Brown and King; Lind
aman, Young, Witherup and Brown
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scoRE 81 INNINGS.

IleavenWOrth .......0 o Il
Topeka ............o 0 0 OIL
Summary: Earned runs-Topeka 1,
Leavenworth 1. Three base hits
Downs. Two base hits-Zink. kahi.
Bases on balls-Om Cravens 2, off
Rowan 8. Struck out-By Cravens ?,
by Rowan A. Left on bases-Topeka
.. Leavenworth s. Double plays
Ragan, Downs, Cooley. Wild pitch
Cravens. Hit by pitched ball-None
Stolen bases=Johnson, Edwards. Sac
rifice hits=Wooley Graves. Umpires
-Lewinson and Hopkins. Time. 1:45.
Attendance. 500.
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Abbaticchio Has Good Oners.

Latrobe. Pa. June 21.-On the re-
eeipt Of a mysterious letter, Eddie Alb
baticchio, the ball player who is now
running hotel here, has plunged into
hard daily practice It Is understood
by close friends that the letter which
set "Batty to work was from one OF
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Hutchinson a........o 0 0 0 %
Joplin ...............0 o o 3 o 0 0 *-5
Earned runs-Joplin 8, Hutchinson l.
Twobase hit-Dalrymple. Threebase
hits-Bayless, Armstrong, Abbott. Bases
on balls-Of Craig 4. off Hollingworth
2. Left On bases-Hutchinson 5, Joplin
g. Struck out-By Craig 1, by Hollings-
worth 8. Double play-Olson to
Shimonek to Armstrong. Passed balls
Noyes 2 Stolen bases-Casey, Wom-
bic, Shimonek 2. Sacrifice hits-Bear-
wald Dalrymple, Armstrong. Umpire
Goodman. Time-1r35
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Cleveland 7. PhjIadeIpIIia 3

Cleveland. June 1-Cleveland regain
ed first place in the American league
yesterday by batting Dygert hard in
the sixth inning, making six hits which
coupled with Philadelphia's errors gave
Cleveland six runs. Philadelphia
punched their hits off Rhoades in the
fifth, but outside of this inning he was
invincib1e. Cleveland f1elded perfectly
Score by innings: R.HE.
Cleveland .............00 o 0 0 0 6 0 0 s-T Z O
Philadelphia .........0 90 0 0 0 0-S 2
Batteries@Rhoades and Bemis; Dyg-
ert and Schreck.
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SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE GAMES.



Guthrie, ok. June 21.-The locals got
enough hits OFF Cooper to win from
South McAlester, but Guthrie lost
through errors. Second Baseman Pick
ems of South McAlester was struck by
pitched ball and seriously injured.
Cape and Combes, of the Cotton States
league, were signed by Guthrie and
played second and right spective1y.
Dunham's batting was a feature.
Score by innings r. H. =.
NcA1ester .-..-.-.....2 ) 0-y II
Guthrie ............00 0 1000 00-4 Il 6
atteries-Cooper and White; Price,
Oheme and Brown. Umpire-Seeley.
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Dnstr NIIIIer to AIohile

Memphis. Tenn. June 21.-Charles
(Dusty) Miller, who has been playing
in the south almost continually since
his days as a member of the Cincin-
natl Reds, has accepted terms from
Mobile to manage that club in the Cot
ton States league Miller will play
first base and captain the team, which
is in position to take the lead of the
close pennant race with a few straight
victories.
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- gHEsx - roDAY.

IN THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Leavenworth at Topeka.
Webb City at Wichita.
Springfield at Oklahoma City
Hutchinson at Joplin.
IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus at Louisville.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at Detroit
Philadelphia at Washington.
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There Is faIk OF fOrmIng q fOur or
six town league out of the numer
GUS baseball teams west Of Hutchin-
son. The league would probably in
clude Great Bend, Ellinwood, Larned.
Pawnee Rock and Stafford. 1t is not
likely that anything definite Will be
done until after harvest. But 50 many
people out that way are in favor of the
league that it would not be surprising
at all If the deal goes through
Hutchinson News
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Detroit 3. New York 1.

Detroit. June 21-Detroit won the
closing game of the series from New
York. The locals pulled off two dou-
Bile steals, one of which scored a. run.
Score by innings: RHE.
Detroit ............2 '...''.... OO001a-
New York ...........O00 5000 OIL 2
Batteries-Donovan and Warner;
Chesbro and Mcclure.
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Chapman, Kan. June 21-In lisrIess
loose game of ball here Wednesday the
locals were defeated by the wichita
White Sox 4 to 5. It was a pitchers
battle Ludes having a trifie the best Of
It, and with support would have landed
a victory.
Score by innings:
White Sox ...2 0 0O2oOo-4 :
Chapman % 2 0 0 o O01-3 4
Batteries Wichita. Anderson and
Hestley; Chapman, Ludes and Elliott
Umpire, L. Whitebair
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American Association Games

At Indianapolis-(F' First gamel Kan
sas City Indianapolis q (second game)
Indianap polls 6, Kansas City 2
At Louisville-Louisville 49, Milwau-
kee I.
At Toledo First game) ST. Paul s.
Toledo 2; Second game) Toledo 8, ST.
Paul 3.
At Columbus 2. Minneap-
nlia
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BarfIesrIIle 6. CherryvaIe 5.

Cherryvale, Kas., June 21-Cherry-
vale dropped the second game of the
series to Bartlesville by a score Of 8
to 6. Sensational fielding by Griffin
saved the locals from worse defeat.
The game was full of errors on both
sides, the locals having some of the
worst of it.
Score by innings: R.H. z.
CherryEale ----------,z y . 10
Bartlesville = l y . 10 t-6 IL 3
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HoIton 5. Horton 3

Horton, Kan, June 21=Holton de-
feated the Horton team here Wednes-
day afternoon by a score of 8 to s.
Horton was made up of the best plav-
ers in northwest Kansas. Holton got
eleven hits off of CaywOod and Horton
only got off of McGrew. McGrew
struck out u men. Batteries: HoI-
ton, McGrew and Rockfellow: Horton.
CaYwood and Chairman
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WAS CLOSE GAME
But White Sox Lost 1t by Score
Of 2 to l.
a-~~-----@
COoIey's Overanxiety Let in the
Winning Run.
STILL FAIL TO HIT.
Batting Slump of the Cooley
crows Continues.
Crayens Assists in the Loss OF
the Contest.

one bad inning for southpaw Jim
my Cravens, coupled with Dick
CooIey's overanxiety to tag a man be-
tween first and second. cost the White
Sox the third game in the Leavenworth
series Wednesday afternoon by. the
neck-and-neek score Of 2 to I.
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Parsons 5-4. Chanute Ga.

Parsons, Kas., June 21.@Parsons
and Chanute broke even in a double
header. The visitors won the first
game by a score of to and lost the
second game by score of 4 to. g.
Harlan was knocked out in the second
inning of the first game and his
place taken by Mccormick. The fea-
turs- of the first game was 3 batting
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TI,Isa 6. NfusIlogee 5.

Tulsa, I. T., June 21.-Smith's home
run with two men on bases in the sec
ond inning gave the locals lead Mus
kogee could not overcome.
Score by innings: RHE
Tulsa ~ +....o3o12O00 80 10 I
MusEogee .----....--.1 0 0 0 0 0 30 II
Batteries-FTench and Lyons; Gala
han and Mist. Umpires-Daye and
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SPRINGFIEID
SCORE BY INNINGS.

springfieid ..........0 0 0 Q o . 0 90
Summary: Earned runs-Oklahoma
City L Left on bases-Oklahoma City
4, Springfield 4. Two base hits-Root,
Reed. Three base hit-Persch. Bases
rif1ce hit-ScoggiDs. Hit by pitcher
Hetling Double play-Ogee to Pendry
to Risley. Time of game-1:30. Umpire
Dunn.
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Fort scott, Kas.. June 21-Camp-
bells throw to the plate from deep
right. cutting off a score, saved the
day for the locals. Hendley and For
ney made brilliant one-hand stops
Score by innings: RHB
Fort Scott -....-.--...o 0 0 o 0 0 0 81 5 5
Independence .---.---0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 8
Batteries: Richardson and Ffnney;
Goodell and Adams. Umpire-vVad- d.
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WEsTERN IlEAGrE.
SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE.

the three ball clubs which have been
after hin-Chieago, New York or
Pittsburg-and that he will soon re-
turn to the diamond. His first game
was played with Latrobe Saturday
against st. Vincents and "Batty's''
team lost. l to 2.
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Dodge CITY 10. BuckIin 3.

Dodge City, Kan. June 21-Dodge City
defeated Buchlin yesterday 10 to 2 The
features OF the game were batting of the
home team and Barngrover's pitching,
striking out seventeen men and alloW.
ing only three hffA
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HAS YET TO DROP a FLY.
jackson. CleveIand's left Fielder,
Playing Perfect Game.

Playing Perfect Game.
Chicago. June 21-Jackson OF CIeve-
land. who shares the left field position
on that team with Congalton has par
ticlpated in thirty games and has per
feet fielding average of 1000 Congalton
has taken part in twenty-four contests
and has a mark Of .s89, the lowest OF
the left fielders in the American league
Mcintyre of Detroit is second in the
average column with q mark of 1868
Hahn, the Chicago left fielder, is cred
tied with a number of s22
In the National league competition for
fielding honors are pretty close. Scheck-
ard of the Cubs and AIagee of Phila-
delphia are tied for first place with an
average Of .975. The other felders are
close up with good marks.
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Catcher schan to Evansville.

Evansville, Ind, June 21=Catcher
Schan OF the Louisville team, Of the
American association was today signed
BY Manager Jimmy Ryan of the
Evansville Central league team.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

webb city .........0 0 1 0 0 81
Wichita .............1 0 0 IS
Earned runs-Wichita p Twobase
hits-Holland, Willets Home run-Pen-
nell. Bases on balls-Of Willetts 3,
off Westcott 5. Struck out-By Will
let's 5, by Westcott 4. Stolen bases
Cheek, Porkorney, McDiu Marvin,
Laughlin, Green. Sacrifice hits-Mil-
ler, Green. Hit by pitched ball-Mar--
win. Holland. Time-1:30. Umpires-
Nash and Meredith.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


New York, June 21,=Pittsburg out
played the local team, batting Wiltse
out of the box in the eighth inning.
Score by innings: r II E.
New York ...-.....-.0 0 0 0 o. 8
Batteries. Willis and Peitz; Wiltse,
Ferguson and Bowerman.
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PhiIadeIphia s, St. Louis s.

Philadelphia. June 21.-Philadel-
phia batted hard and easily defeated
St. Louis Both teams played a loose
game
score bv innings: RHE
81 f,os1is - -.4s...o ooooooo-5 3
Philadelphia .-.--...-1 ; 0 0 - 10 .
Batteries: Egan, Kerger, Grady
and Raub; Lush and Donovan
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WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.


Sioux City Ia, June 21.-Des Moines
won a slugging match through errors
by Sioux City's team.
Score by innings: R.H E.
Sioux City --..........3 0 0 1 0 0-5 u
.Des AToines ..........0 21O2120 0 0-ssn4 ?
Batteries-Jarrott and Hess; Miller
and ToWne.
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lincoln 4. PuebIo I.

Lincoln, Neb. June 21.-Lincoln won
by timely hitting and good luck.
Score by innings; r. II; 2.
Lincoln ...-............o 0 2 "a ?
Pueblo ........-......o0 Q 0 0 % 20 OIL 2
Batteries-Eyler and Zinran: Faurot
and Messitt and Schrant.
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fgnolnnatI 3. BROOKLYN /.

Brooklyn. June 21- Cincinnati,
after q rest of two days owing to rain
and wet grounds, won from Brooklyn,
the home team just saving a second
shutout
Score by innings; r. II E.
Rrootivn .........O 0 00O1OO-1 1
Batteries: Wicker and schlei; Nc
Intyre and Bergen.
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Wichita s. 1Nehh Citr 1.

Wichita, Kan. June s21.-Wichita won
the third of a series of four games
from Webb City, to L Timely hit
ting and Pennell's home run were
largely responsible for the victory for
wichita. Attendance 500. Score:
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Rain at Sd. Louis.

St Louis, June 21.-The, ST. Louis
Washington game was postponed on
account of rain. .s.s...,.. ,-s<,s
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Joplin. Mo, June 21-Although Craig
held the Miners down in the game in
effective fielding behind him gave the
game to the locals. by a score of to
2. Attendance, 200. The score;
HTTTCHTNSON
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rally by the locals in the ninth inning
that almost won them the game.
Score by innings. R.H z.
Chanute ............24 100000 0-6
Batteries. Harlan, Mccormick and
Pinkerton; Mason and Huffman. I'm
pire=Iba. Time@1:25.
Second game-Score by innings: RH.E.
Parsons ......-......-.....0 0 O 0 0-4 3
Chanute ..-......-....-....1 0 1 0 0 0-3 I
Batteries. Mccormick and Pinker-
ton; McC1intoek and Hoffman. I'm
pire-Iba. Time-.50
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Toledo. o., June 21-It Is said
Pitcher Charles Chech has been plar-
chased by Grillo for the Toledo club.
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Vinita 9, ConeyviIIe 1

-Vinita, I. T., June 21.-vinita had
walRaway with Coffeyville. The
game was slow and featureless.
Score by innings: RHR
Coffeyville ......--...oO 100000 ;
Vinita -.-.....-......-.4 1 90 80 2
Batteries: Lynch and Walker; Jeg-
glin and BARLEY. mpire-Tassmsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-12
SUNDAY SUMMER TRANS

The Railaud Railroad will commeu cling
April is b, and continuing each Sunday
until further MOTTO. sell SPECIAL Low rate
aud aubday excursion tickets from all
stations TO all othsI stations between Bel.
lows Fails ard Bennington and Burlington
md will ,xt,nd these rates TO points on
LAX ClsmplAi. AZ far north Is Alburgh
with the summer change Of train service.
These tickets will be sold vt rate Of fare
one way wherr the one way rate 10 more
han twenty. five cents, and will be good
only for the Sunday Issued.
From stations on the Bennington Divis-
ion and on the main line tickets will be
good only on, train No, 81 north bound
aud returliJg on No. SO, also on No. 81 at
such stations as No. 81 is scheduled to
stop At regularly. From stations on the
Bellows Falls Division tickets will be good
on train No. l6l only north bound and
viii be coed rsturning 90 No. 1852 which
will stop ut all stations south Of Rutland
Sunday nights for passengers holdin,
special Sunday excursion tickets. Tickets
will also be cold on Bellows Falls Division
for train No. 100 south bound, good re.
turning on train No. lbl Sunday nights.
ua 80 8w
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"Thsrs 10 ssrnelbisg more Important than
fsir wages, ssd ths, 10 the right to worn
Tor any wigs The worknsu IL willing 10
accept. There 10 somstbius more im'
pcrtsni than an sixhthour day, aud that
10 . fires day. Any enhancement Of wages.
any lesssfing Of the hours Of labor, any
improvement 10 the oordirions OF eUplo,
msnt would BE- too dearly bought By The
s1rrsr der Of the smallest frsctloI Of ".
div,dasl liberty" These are the words "
Jsdgs Wendell r. Stafford In prsfsclpg hi,
dscision Of granting the washiagtss, ID
C.. Typotbstas IN ipianctisn against the
uniss prinlsrs who Are on strike for 40
eight-hser day, restraining them from 10.
tsrfering In any way with the son-uniop
employees. Read these ever . second
time for tLsy are net 10 be passed over
lishtly.
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CoEsidsripg the vast incons derived BY
New HaDp'hirs from lie summer rssor,
business. ths question naturally arisss.
Why doss not Vermont with FOCAL attract.
hoes, seears iss proper ,ioaats share Of The
trsAs Wherever sammsf scccmmods-
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warn ssassn 70 hat she blsns for email
bosissss In fhla direction most be laid "a
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city resldsAis tksfe are tkoasAsts uho
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The popsiss rssorts Asvs grown Into fash.
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The Manchester journal

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Clemsst's hsfeas 10 1ssiEg large TAN
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MARY G. WHITNEY'S Estate.

srars ~ VERMONT District OF hsnoh. sser, 90
Da Remembered, that 81 session OF the
Probate OJur, holden ~ Manchester. within and
for said District. on the 1871 day Of April,
u l9O6.
PasssSri Hos, " b kdssrton. Judge,
Whereas certain iDsh tm.nl 10 Wnolg uu-
der ssa, purpor,ing 10 be the last wll and tsstA-
meat OF s.ry q, whtpey, lAss II BrooLlyn.
County OF king., 10 thu 1t ue Of New iork, leav.
iDg p,o orty 10 ,he stale OF permou.vz 10
Arlington ~, deceased, having been this DAY
Sressntsd 10 said Court OF Probate apd duly alsd
IN the Registers 0nioc. Therefore, h 10 ordered
that al persons Interested In tho estate u sald
deceased be Iouncd TO sppcaf before sa,d Court
At The Probate once In Manchester. la sod ms
riot. on tbs Add day 81 MAJ D. 1908,
By publication OF this order, three weeks suooes-
sively, previously thereto, In this Manchester
JouRsALs . newspaper printed 81 Manchester
sfor. said, 20 shov osuss. u any thsy may have.
Why said instrumtnt m writing should not b.
proved aud allowed .. the ia, vii and iessa..
ment Of the said daosss.d.
sosv W p. EDdERT0H. Judge.
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JAMES McpEyIrr,s Estate.

srsrs 90 sssmJsr, District % asuohe.tsr, -
he |, h. mrmberad, that al q session OF The
pr.bsie Court holden st Mach setter, within and
tor said District. on The 7h day of April
A. u 1910
Present n " n fpaEsrps Judge.
Whereas Anna J MaDovit, A fmt'r OF The
es,sts ofJAm,s u. MeD.sit, late Of Dor.el Il ssid
d. triui ,d,cessd has this Day pte.cn' cd 70 said
Cuur her petit n 10 wtitiag s.t,ing forth that 10
wiil be n Gee ~ ~ cell PAT, ~ The real es ate
OF aid dao.as. d, TOT the psymen, " III. dsbts
md oh r9cs Of dministrstop. and also
thai IL III b. bsna6od for eli % rtl.s in 'erss'sd
therein 10 .eiith ~aos OF the rel .s ate
Of .aid deceased, W vit, Tbs Jane. q,
McD,v,u farm being part OF tho "Bloom r.
fam. 80 called and therein ms.ias,
spploation 10 said Ooutt tor l,e-a.e W
m ke such sale AID 80 10 DIN nispa rit b Y NJ
produo, d TO said pout The sssent, IN wr,,inx oy
all The heirs tcsiirg In ms state. interested
Ia sai0 real estate,
I, 1. Ordered That ali persona interested In
the eststs Of rsid deceased 90 notified " appear
befire said Court, Al the Probate ufiiss 10 \ an
chester, In sid district, on the ash DAY OF
April A, u. 1905, BY publiostion OF this order
three weebs sucoersiyeiy pfeylDas Ihefa. In
the Msoehs stef Journal. a newspaper printed u
Manchester sfo,otAii, 10 show caass, II any thsy
may have, ~by said license should not be
VI A.ted.
oOsv ". d EDaERTos. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-12

Ths Telegraph eolsma, are fall Of the
estssls Of the dIsaslsf to Naples and sur.
rsssains epss,ry through The srupllss q
hopns ysarius The details shos d.vss
tatlos ~ eide spresd ~ u ~n when por'
psa and bsrcslsp@sm we're DESTROYED
throssh .es same sseney 1000 years ago.
Thsrs has Been hasdreds killed snd bari' q
~ The lava and Ashes, And the isis''
horror was .hs eoiIspslng o. . great mar
kss pisos In Naples from weigh, Of ashe'
ca iSs root bary,ns buSdrsds beseath ID.
rsirs.