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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Henrico Citizens Protest.

g3At the mass meeting of the citizens
OF Fulton Park Friday night in the Odd
FELLOWS Hall at Highland Springs, q
large crowd gathered to protest against
the sale of the park property to the
negroes for the establishment OF a negro
amusement grounds. Attorney William
NJ. Justis, the representative Of the white
residents Of the section, was the speaker
OF the evening. He discussed tho prob
lem in its legal bearings, and declared
that the people undoubtedly had the
backing or the law in their fight. His
address was literally applaudcd.
The Hcnrico County improvement AS
ISOLATION, Of which DR.. G. r. Collins is
president. Is a recent organization. and
was organized especially to contest the
sale OF the park in the courts. 1t has
the hearty endorsement of all the resi-
dents Of that section, and liberal money
has been subscribed towards the coming
fight in the TIenrlco Circuit Court.
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THE SACRED HEART !.
BAZAAR BAL DOING N Finely me. !.
Large Crowds Are Taking Much
Interest in the Different
Contests.

The following Is the entertainment pro-
gramrne at the Sacred Heart bazaar
for this week:
IN Monday--A1r. John Regal and Miss
Mamie Regal in recitat'ons.
y ruesday-songs, rccitations and fancy
dancing
v Wednesday, A1oving pictures. the fall
Of San Francisco and other cities
Thursday-Nluscal and dramatic enter
3tanment. I.
81 Tho rest Of the weeks programme will
be published later. String music Is
played every night for dancing from 10
10 n:3o o'clock
Last night saw another large crowd,
and the usual gayety was ever present.
Mrs. George B. Blilcy and Mrs II. G..
Fostmann have many fancy articles at
their booth and are making many sales;
as Is also the fancy article booth of
MISS Thomas Street and Miss Kate
Powers. The fortune wheel Of Miss Leo
Powell is a continual attraction. The
prettily decorated booth of Mrs. Felt
hnus and Miss Annie Higgins is always
crowded.: Ice cream and other delicacies
are served here Their smoker annex
lis also n great attraction. sgs 8# III Ell
n At the booth of Mrs. j. j. Black and
Mrs. j. Garter, two very popular con-
tests are going on, In which everybody
is interested. One Is for the gold watch
between the two popular fathers and
the other. Is for the diamond ring be-
tween tile two lady organ!sts. Another
very popular contest Is that between the
two well known nndertakers for the
walking stick. The booth of Miss Mary
Hickey and Mrs. Plagcman has this,
contest in charge. The country store,
under Mrs. Thomas johnson and Mrs.
Thomas Shaughncssy, is doing rushing
business The center booth, with It's
wheel of chance and other ATTRACTIONS,
is always surrounded h,r big crowd.
Each OF the BOOTH; are aided Ny
many helpers, who are doing much to-
ward the success OF the bazaar. 1t Is
cxpec-cd that this week will be even
much more busy than the last. and the
La Ilica a re nrcna ring for large crowds.
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revolt THREATENS
SAN DOMINGO AGAIN
y. N lll-.-
(By Associated Press.)

y ASHLNGTON, May l2.-Reports have
reached the State Department Of the or
ganizution of another revolutionary move-
ment directed against the government OF
President Cnceras, Of Santo Domingo, 1t
Is understood that the Island Of Porto
Rico is the base of operations and 1t Is
supposed that eX- Presidents Morales and
.Jlninez are the leaders OF the movement.
Instructions have been sent to the insular
government of Porto Rico to take steps 10
carry out the neutrality laws, which
would prevent the organization and de-
,parture of any hostile expedition and
the American warships surrounding the
Island of San Domingo will also DO in
s,ructed TO prevent any landing or hostile
forces.
The Navy Department cables Rear-Ad-
tmral Dunlap. commandment of the naval
station at San Juan, and Commander
Waller commandment Of the naval sta
ton at Culebra, to cooperate with the
island authorities OF Porto Rico IN pre-
serving neutrality. 7t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Drunkenness Cured.

II Will be gratifying TO- all lovers of
temperance and u happy home to know
that simple and scientific cure for the
whskey and beer habit has been dis
covered Orrine never fails to cure
v w, hn sipe ton IL IN ne
5nge aud the dlscoyerer has so much
confidence IN tho treatment that we arn
authorized 10 sell 1t With an absolute
guarantee, to effect Il cure or the money
will DO refunded 4s tJF.E
Ii Is IN two FORMS. No. 1 Ito be given
secretly, and No. 9 for those who Wish
to be cured. $l.0o each Mothers and
sisters have told us Of husbands and
brothers who since they were given
Orrnc In many cases without their
Knowledge, have lost all desire for drink,
and we are glad TO, recommend the rem,
cdy.. Mall orders tllcd, The 0nlne Co,
Washuton. ID. g., or POLK Miler- Chlldrcy
Co. ana Polk Miller Drls Go.
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liberty and the cnfranchisement OF
women, The younger men of China are
demanding that their young women, and
that they themselves shall be properly
treated, properly respected and honorcd
in their intercourse with foreign peoples
\ NOV 1t Is always the case, and has al
ways been, in China, that people who
come there, us the English have from
India, and as other nations from coun-
tries that seem to feel that they dominate
the earth--.hey have come there and be-
cause they could not speak Chinese, he
cause they had nothing In common with
the Chinese people. they. have treated
them exactly as they have treated the
sheep and oxen who are mum md dumb
in their presence. IT has come now
friends where that has got to stop. and
the sooner, perhaps, the better; and 1t Is
becnuse-and only allude to 1t here--it
is because OF this demand that we have
to-daysin China, the boycott.
Chinese Mistreated.
''The Chinese have been mstreatcd
here, the gentleman, the scholar. he stu
dent, the traveller, have come here from
China, and by the inspectors ut San
Francisco and elsewhere they laye all
been included under the condemnation Of
''coolies." That Is not proper, and our
great nation has snned against another
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GRAND JURY FAILS
. TO RETURN INDICTMENT

(I3y Associated Press. J

BOSTON, May l2.--rha Suffolk county
grand Jury, which has been examining
tho senators ana representatives OF the
Massachusetts General Court IN connec-
ton with charges Of bribery, did not re-
port any Indictment in this connection
when 1t reported to Judge White to-day,
The failure to do so, It is understood,
means that so far MS this session Of the
grand jury is concerned, the lnvestign-
lion OF The alleged legislative bribery Is
al an end, IT was said III the county
court house to-day that District Attor-
ncy John -, Moran was greatly dlsap=
pointed and had no intention OF dropping
tho matter!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
BRITISH STEAMER IN
DISTRESS NEAR HALIFAX
tBy Associated Press.D


HALIFAX, May l2.-The British steam
ler Hestin Captain Ferguson, is In dis
tress off Cape Sable, lao miles west OF
Halifax, with her engine-room full OF
water and ten feet Of water In her hold.
The government steamer LAURA Is stand
Ing BY and will try to tow the Hestia to
port. It Is not known whether the steam
err struck on the reef or collded with an
iceberg. The IIestia sailed from Glas-
gov April goth for ST, John, N. r, She
IL vessel Of 2,434 tons net and Is
owned In Glasgow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

for It's annual meeting. which will take
place this year on tho 18th Of May in
stead OF the Goth. tho anniversary Of the
Meclilenburg Declaration OF Inpendence.
The meeting which will be a social,
musical and literary entertainment will
be held In the Il. p. A. Hall. Third and
Main Streets on the evening OF the 18th.
Mr.. John III. Myrover, a we'll known news
paper man Of the old North State, will
be the principal speaker On this occasion.
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Mrs. Sophia Cassell.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispa tell. III sl3a#s
q GLADESBORO, VA, May /. Mrs.
Sophia Cassel, aged about eighty years. HI
died last night and will he buried to--s2
morrow at II a. NJ, at the therRus
Cemetery here, SgS$sss III
Mrs Cassell, with her husband and Il
several Others moved to tltis place from
Wythe county, Va. about fifty Years ago.
She was a sister OF the late DR., u
Yonce, of Roanoke College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Meet in Richmond.
Central School Wins.

4 The Central School team defeated the
West End School tenn Friday afternoon
by q score OF u toto
Tho principal feature of the game was
the pitclling OF hoth4West End School
pitchers. Vaughan-Lloyd, | the slab artist.
was great. ~ .g 55s
McRee, short stop, and Joyce, first base,
were fast and sure, Catching for botn
teams was very good,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Musical Programme.

The following musical programme VIII
be rendered at Grace Street Baptlst
Church this mornings
Frank w. Duke, ~, ;,
The chor viii render Dudley Bucks B.
Minor--Te Deum
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Mrs. Ella Darlington.
.(special 10 The Times Dlspntch.o

"(Special 10 The Tlmes- sphttl IL Ea&3E
sOlJrEI BOSTON, VA, IA May II, Miss
mia ,cnrrIngton Died early yesterdayt8
mornhg. The re.nains were then taken
10 "Bevuc," distance 80 of I'VE y miles, ~ 8
ily bnrying- ground, She was slxty-seven
Years Of age, and WAS the daug Sot. ne y
late John Darlington. She was the sister
XIV William Tucker Harrington. N r,S
George Cnrrington,ia all OF Richmond. Ganiat
OF the late Henry Paul Carrnston, 9 tsthlab5 ri
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DEATHS.

Eel n. AIRS. ANN ll. IERGuslJNs
4 died az the holne OF u. v A nderspn. y at
Andersonville, 2 a, Nj nth, Nm the sixty
seventh year OF her age. Il 81 NIX iBFsl sST sS5
'Blesscd are the neace-m akers.Es 4,fnPa
they shall be called the children OF Coz. nm
She was truly q peace maker, s NJ
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w. IL Hoffman.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 8sS
= WINCHESTER, VA, May 2.--NVllllanS
r. HOFFMAN, former TrchsurerAOf# RerrySS
vile. died there early this morning tn tlloS
rear of his restaurant, lie had been In;
failing health for sonrc time past. Four
brothers, three sisters and two hildrenA
survive HIM. T.#t.ti lfF2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
HOW 70 OPEN a CAN OF SALMON.

INV = y " IFN = OF''V Vt 4 Vt NVN~'''
7 TO open a can Of Argo Red Salmon
properly, lay the can on its side. insert
the can opener at tho seam, hen stand
the can on end, and pressing the top
firmly down, work the can opener around
the top, removing the entire top. Tho
Argo will then come out In one solid
piece. ea- s1 g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Comfortless Companions,

1 "Comfortess Companions" will be the
Manchester. this morning. Tho evening
subject will BETA Fathers Anxious
Query" The church has recently put n
a large supply Of new hymn books when
will no doubt greatly improve the devo-
tional part of the service. s}
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She writes Of this wonderful c,ire: ~ q
thought that 1t was my duty to let YOU II
know What your wonderful safe Cure IDS 4
done for me, as there may be somebody
surfcrtng as ! was. | had a ttimor, and
my doctor told me that would have to8 y
10 to Cambridge Hospital to be operated II
on. Hc gave me u permit to the hospital
ut Cambridge. The doctor examined ne,&
and lie said 1t was too DANGEROUS d place
to tackle itiEthc warm season Of tho year.
lie would wait Until the last of October
and he would send to l3nltin,ore,,ftcrktfeS
doctors to come down and assist HIM
about cutting a tlimort out. @1t was about
8 inches long Oh avery dangerous artery
Returning from Cambridge. | stopped at "
a, store and bought II bottle Of Warmers
Safe cure, and commenced taking ltac--#
cording to directions and before had
used that bottle the ttmor was nearly
gone. and got another bottle and #took8
half Of that. and ! was finally cured 4
when the last OF August came VI thoutsl
being operated on If you wish to use h
my name YOU are perfectly welcomeSto 4
do so. am known In Cambridge sntldS 4
in Dorchester and several other counties
/ reside near Cabin tCreels.---lIill ian F.3
Coulbourr,, e. New Market, r. .. ia "a "a
No. ]. - Md"
Does your back ache? Are you obliged
to pass your water frequently and With
fN,10
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dencc, 9l3 Beverly street, Thursday morr1<fSl
ing5ut IS minutes to IL O. clock. ia III. sheps$
herd at bcen,in bad health for some time
but was confined to his bed only TIRES
days. Ills death calTe as a. great shoca y
and was caused by heart disease and kid. y
ney trouble. Mr.. Shepherd was one OF \
the best mechanics in the city, and WAS i
greatly liked by al who knew him for.hlag I
His funeral took place from ST.; Andre VS.
church Friday evening. He will be great-4S
" missed by the building fraternity ss
Samuel E. Oliver. fsS5Fsss
The funeral OF Samuel Elder oliver too i
place from his mothers res dence, n q. III
Washingt on Street, Thursday att S E. " w
lie Is survived by his mot er and Two
brothers. John r.. and y. RI Olivel.Saft g y
was well known and beloved by AL WHO 4
New him. Interment was made IN #Riyvelr,3S
~, cta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
SUMMER HOMES FOR SUMNER
BOARDERS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RESORTS,
MOUNTAINS AND THE 5EAsHORE.
4 illustrated folders, descriptive OF Ches-,
apeake and Ohio Mountains and seashoro
Resorts, with list Of. Hotels and Summer
boarding Houses along the lines, now
rcndy for distribution. s.5
4 Apply to Chesapeake and Ohio agents
or address w. o. WARTHEN,
5' D. r. A, G.. & O. Ry.
h Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Three New Bishops.

The Committee on Epscopacy MADE
renort recommending the election OF three
now bishops THE report II IS tho"Rhc'
will be taken up Monday
q THE committee recommended Tue c ol'-
tlnunton OF bishops John G. CRANBERRY
ana G., r. Fitzgerald on the superannuated
list, The committee also recommended Il
twelve months exemption from active
duty for Bishop A, Coke Smith because
or poor health, The salaries OF active
bishops were fxed''ht $1,000, superan-
n,lnted bishops at 5000 each and widows
ar deceased bishops Mt $1,000 each,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Benefit Dance.

Miss Leila MncEvoy will give q dance
at Belvidere Hall next Thursday for the
henent OF tho Sacred Heart bazaar
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should
right These right hth a onE ne
in
containing harmful
lure ID q e 4 Z. ! SE.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE idn e liver bladder
and mention having
vincinr niaIsre one. f. 3 =
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STATUS
Of Vanderbilt.

as loyal to the interests or the church
as any OF those who have taken offense
at tic action. Indeed, they call atten-
ton to the fact that three bishops were
on the special committee of five which
drew the resolution that brought about
the abrogationh OF the law IN
II These men likewise H deny#t that they
entertain any but the kindlinsti1 feelings
for all tho members OF the Episcopal Col
lcge. and assert that the action was not
$an&intendcd thrust at any member Of 1t.
They regret that the affair has assumed
Its present aspect and are Of the opinion
yea, confident, tina a mountain Is being
made of a mole hlll
Use Of Tobacco By Ministers.
The appeal case Of Rev j. S. Hawkins,
of the Little Rock Conference was heard
by the COMMITTEES on Appeals. and the
decision OF the lower court was affirmed,
Rev.534Mr. Hawkins was charged with
SANDER by@two or the members OF The
Little Rock Conf &c, and after a. trial
was sentenced Il 10 n Suspension Of six
months from the ministry. Mr. E1aw-
kns S trouble was partly due to his ag
grcssivencss In tho case Of Rev, James
Thomas, OF the White River Conference,
who was seat ted in the general conference
over the protest Of Hawkins,
The Committee on Itnelacy Will re-
commend the adoption OF Il memorial
from tho Virginia Conference that the
bishop be authorized to appoint preach-
ors to Anti Saloon League work, tho
Children.s Home Society,fptIom Society
ana tho NM G, A.. when recommended
by tho annual | conference Il t4
e When the Committee on Temperance
made it's report condcmning the use OF
cigarettes and advising that all young
preachers abstain from thcRusc Of tobac-
co IN any form. Mr. n. G. Nlosley, Of
"a. one Of the largest tobac-.
5conlsts in the South, Immediately moved
n suspension OF the rules 70 take up the
report out Of it's order altl put upon
Its passage Immediately. lie said that
lie did this in Difference to the wishes of
the ladies of Mctllodsm, who offered the
memorial, Mr., Mosley favoring its adop-
ton.
The conference passed n resolution max
ing it the order Of the day, for Monday
nights session. to hear the fraternal del-
cgates Rev Or. N. s. Matthews nnd
lion. Chas. W. Fairbanks, Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
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DR., S. G. Mitchell to Preach,
In the absence of the pastor the pulpit
of Grace Street Baptist Church will be
filed ut II A. NJ. by Roy, s. C. Mitchell,
p. D., and at S;l5 =, M. BY Rev. James
Il. Taylor, d. d.
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WARMERS SAFE CURE

dR8ATEsT
L1vE1 BADD5E or BLOOD LsEAsE.
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North Carolina Society to Meet.
The North Carolina Society of Rich
nlond has about completed arrangements
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Mrs. r. G. Blanks.
4 Especial to The Zines D.spatch.) Isl

Z 800 Especial TO ITheT T1F7cs-I5!sT tu11.g 9T
CHASE CITY. VA. May Ell e 6. odessA
resident OF Alecklenburg, NJ ieb S.,
Litha Springs, in sight Of tbs. place yhl II;
she was born, aged ninty-siS years,s g ON
3lst OF March, 1910. She was the; d &.
OF Captain Stephen r. Pool, Of the, w Az
of 1Sis, and is the last of his clll 1ldren,H
all Of whom REACHED a great age. Alr s:
Rlunks had numerous descendants 4, na ~
many Of whom live In Richnond.i ZOE
many years it had been her custom toss
hold prlycr-moetng service on each I5r "
in tho vicinity attended. III er5 fat II was
in the Baptist Church, Rev. G: " at: !.
liins OF her church, conducted the ,,funer a.
home where her husband had precetledi
her to the grave many years age #at an an
nlf n n ~
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Samuel {. Oliver. M
Mrs. E..W. Downing

Especial to The Times Dispatch iis MI
h BOWLING GREEN IA, May In rrss$
Ellen w. Downing. died last night tat her
home at DR. Robert T.. GlasselI s afterf ttrl (
illness since last Tuesday In the seventy :.gg
third year Of her agc. 4 stg II y,
She was the daughter Or the late Robert
Hudgin, who for many years was G'lerl1t5
of Caroline County Court, and was !. aS
sister to the lntc Capt ] ohm NJ. r udEin.ss
She leaves two sons--J Ohm 2 DoWninG..SS
10 r Krkwood, Ga, sand r ebert 81. q IooWli-
Ing, OF Tyler 1lxas. he is survived y by
a brother. Judge walter iflgin q, of
Clinton. wv. Va, and ia sister, NJ lllies
3Boulware,% Of Kansas City. Mos she S,Yft
q most useful and influential #men1berS5Eo!c
Antioch Christian church, Y. Az III M
Al her request d simple burnl service
will be conducted at the grave. 4' fhe# ln.s
terment VIII be in Lakewood Cemetery
Sunday afternoon at 8 o clock. N S53 SstB HIS
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kEsWlcK HUNT CLUB HORSE SHOW,
VIA G. g. Q, RAILWAY,
S3.5s-i<esWick and return--$355'
Tickets 81 sale May 10th. good until
May l7th 81 Fl
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SAVED FROM THE. KNIFE


Kidney T
decided TO take
52 5a
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-01-26
Reflections OF Self.

There's a certain class of cynics who con-
tinue to contend
That the worlds devoid of honor and
there's no such thing as friend.
They are selfish, narrow fellows, who've
been out of sorts since birth,
And they're judging men, in general, by
their own inferior worth.
There's host of honest people whom the
bonds of friendship hold,
Whose inherent sterling virtues have a
value that's urtod.
They are ever found the truest when the
clouds of sorrow fall
Into realmsof hope and sunshine-where
we keep our treasures all.
There are Tom and Dick and Harry, Joe
and John and Al and jim,
And you'll find each ones friend in
need if you've been true to him.
If you seek for aid among them and you
fail to find it there,
It's because, perchance, you haven't been
exactly on the square.
If a man is true and honest he will
always have friend
Who will cleave to him in time of need,
unto the bitter end.
He will find helping hand outstretched
whenever he may go
To Tom or Dick or Harry, Joe or John
or Al or Joe.
When man looks in a mirror with ex-
preston sour and grim
He will never see smiling face reflected
back to him.
Whatsoever he puts into life will be re-
turned in kind.
And he'll Judge the world by views of it
he's mirrored in his mind
E. b. Grimes in Religious Telescope
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Probate Court.

Estate of Levi Thurman, deceased
last claim day; hearing on claim of lsa
belle Goble adjourned to February IL.
Estate of Viola Nj. Witter, deceased
objections to admitting will to probate
withdrawn; order entered admitting viii
TO probate.
Estate of Wilson s. Wilder, deceased
hearing on final account of administra
or adjourned.
Estate of William Lee, deceased; bono
and oath of administrators on sale of rea
estate filed; report of sale filed and order
of confirmation entered.
Estate of Sarah Ann Hitchcock, de
ceased; receipts filed and executor dis
charged.
Estate CT Grace M. and Georgia III
Garfield, minors; renewal bond of guar
dian filed.
Estate of Geo. III. Simmons, minor; re
newal bond of guardian filed.
Estate of Ruth A. Allen, deceased; re-
ceipts fled and administrator discharged
Estate of Josephine Bernce Lang
minor; petition by guardian to amend
description of real estate sold; order en-
tered.
Estate of Mary Rasmussen, deceased
petition by executor to waive notice 10y
publication of final account; order en-
tered and executor discharged.
Estate of Hiram Colby, deceased; petit
ton by executor that the real estate
devised to the widow by said deceased
be set apart for her sole use in lieu o.
dover under the statute, filed; order en-
tered.
Matter of Thomas Pingree, alleged 10
sane; petition for admission to asylum
fled order for personal service entered
dav of hearing January %.
Matter of Isaac Doughty alleged insane
petition for admission to asylum filed
order for personal service issued; day o
hearing January %.
Estate of Otis Ross, deceased; petition
for appointment of administrators filed
day of hearing February 10.
Estate of Jennie Matthews, deceased
petition to determine lawful heirs filed
day of hearing February q at Soutl
Haven.
Estate of Mary II. Curtis, minor; cop!
of records from ST. Lawrence county New
York. filed; letters issued. Petition b,
guardian for license to sell real estate o
said minor filed; day of hearing Februar,
10.