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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
SNOW HIDES FIVE BODIES.
-Wo SISTERS znd Man and Two Women
Frozen to Death.

Frozen &c Death.
Stu2,s. :. T.. Feb. IL - Word vas
received here ,hdt Bessie Seim, AGED
thirty. and d sistCr aged Dl.e. lost
in the rcccn, blizzaru near Selm, froZe
To death. Forty people hay" been out
fol six days searching. ard no uac"
was found. The girls went from their
home to visit a brother. 1t is supposed
the bodies are covered with now
Two women and one man. home,
S'rtdcrS also ar" reported frozen 10
ara,h ~ the same iin}r som" distance
uutlh at Selm.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
A v is CONFIDENT.
Thinks His Bill Providing fer Increase
Will Get Favorable Report.

Washington. Feb. 16.-After a care.
full canvas of the committee on appro.
priations Representative Davis has
come to the conclusion that his bill.
making general increases in the wages
of federal employees. will be favorab!y
reported.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
NEWSPAPERS INDICTED.
Kentucky Grand Jury Resents Publ.
cation OF Thaw Trial Details.

Lebanon, KY, Feb. l6.-Thc county
grand jury returned indictments
against the Cincinnati Enquirer. Louis
vile Herald, Louisville Times and
Evening Post for printing and cirCulat-
ing i'm this county the Offensive and
indecent" proceedings of the Thaw
trial.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
DARING Jail Break.

Dcs MOines. Feb. ia daring jail
break was made here early yesterday
when three prisoners. Ferris, Richard
and Joe Mccain made their escape by
means Of a rope.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
GLEN TO STAY.
Formal Denial Of Rumor That Premier
Would Resign.

Paris. Feb. 1~6.-Formal dcnials were
issued of the reports that Premier
Clemenceau intends resisning his OF.
flee. Al the same time il was an
nounced that the prernior's illness will
render it impossible for him tn resume
his duties until mex week.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
Accidental Happenings.

A. r. Dodrill, a miner. whose home
ID in Brazil, Ohio, was run over on the
Rock Island track and ground 10
pieces.
Edwin Radnewer, a baker, and his
four children were burned In a fire
which destroyed their home at Alien
town. Pa.
A mans arm projecting from a snow
drift near CUISINE. Mich, resulted In
the discovery Of the body Of Asa Johns,
who had frozen to death.
The Coliseum Annex at Chicago
was destroyed by FIRE which caused
injury to Ave firemen. The loss is es'
timated at $4,000.
Attacked by a vicious bulldog be
longing to her husband. Mrs. Lena
Smith was almost chewed to death at
her home at Philadelphia.
While running at a high speed, two
cars ON the Eastern Ohio Traction
line met In a head-on collision neal
Gates Mills, Ohio. A dozen persons
were injured.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
Burglar Shot and CAUGHT.

Northwood. Iowa, Feb. IS. = 'rhe
postofice safe was blown open and
robbed early yesterday. The burglar
was shot and captured and yin proba
bly, die.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-02-21
Criminal,

Policeman James Wright and James
Barrett of Middlesboro, Ky, shot and
killed each other in a raid on al al
legged gambling resort.
The safe In the Citizens bank AT
Yeddo. Ind. was blown open by five
men and $1,000 secured. The explo-
sion was heard Throughout, the town.
After a running fight, in which shot
after shot was exchanged, four men
who attempted to hold up a Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern freight
train were captured near Terre Couna.
Ind.
William Coff, night cashier in the
Capital restaurant at Bellaire, ONO,
was shot and instantly killed by &. /,
Perham. deputy state game warden
for Belmont county. A quarrel pre-
coded the murder.
Warner Townley, tried for having
killed his brother at the union station
ON Aug. 4, 1906, was acquitted in st,
Louis. Townley's defense was that he
shot In self-defense as his brother har
drawn a knife on him.
In the real of a saloon in the opera
house block at KokomO, Ind, Wesley
Peters, seventy-fiye years old, was
found dead with his skull crushed. III
dicating murder. a bank book show
ing $4,000 recently checked out was
iound In his pocket.
Lottie Hawkins was stabbed to death
with a pair OF shears In the female
ward Of the penitentiary at Mounds
Vile. w. Va, by Ada Cross, a notori'
Gus convict. Both women are federal
prisoners, sent there from the District
of Columbia, and about thirty years OF
age.
Mrs. Fred West. proprietor OF the
West lying-in hospital at De- Moines,
was bound over to the grand jury In
$4,000 bonds on a charge OF murder
in the first degree. 1t is alleged hat
Mrs. West instructed a nurse to give
Baby limits parents are unknown
ten drops OF laudanum to put II out OF
It's misery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
RECEIVER FOR
POPE MFG. CO.
Big Automobile Concern For
ced to the Wall
light MONEY THE CAUSE
The Pope Manufacturing Company Capt.
tai is s22,soo,ooo-AlIen L. Pope
and A. A. Temblyn Named
as Receivers
light MONEY THE CAUSE


Boston, Aug. l5.-Following the action
taken III Hartford, Conn whereby tht
Pope Manufacturing company, The S22,
100000 automobile and bicycle manu-
featuring corporation, went into the
hands Of receiver, Judge Dodge d
the United States circuit court here yes.
terday appointed Albert L, Pope receiver
Of the company for the district Of Mas.
saehusetfs.
To all questions which were asked
him in Hartford yesterday, Albert Il
Pope, Receiver, said;
The company has plenty of as.
sets but IL short Of ready money
owing to the present tight money
market conditions. The statement
we made covers the entire situation
The receiyership is due 60 our in
ability to obtain accommodations
from the banks
At the Boston office Of the company
III the Pope building al No. 22l Column
bus avenue, it was said yesterday af-
ternoon that Colonel Albert a. Pope,
thf president Of the company, had been
absent from Boston for some days
Colonel Pope Ii considered million
aire many times over. He has great
estate at Cohasset
The corporation Of which he is the
head WAS Incorporated IN New Jersey
in February, 1902, and succeeded to the
business Of the American Bicycle com
pany.
It has a total authorized capitalization
OF S22,500,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
A. F. L, Delegates Registered First Day

Delegates registered on the first day
Of the American Federation of Labor
convention in Burlington this week were
as followss
Barre, granite cutters, Alex. Cruick
shank; central labor union, JAS. Mulch
tool sharpeners. John Mcdonald paint
ers, A. NJ stafford; Jumpers and boxers,
p. 7, Mccarthy; masons, j. NJ Hackett
engineers, James r. Mute; BARRIERS. FL
mer n. Bean; carpenters. F. T. Colvn;
retail clerks, William Eager; plumbers,
r. II. Watkins.
Burlington, carpenters and ioiners,
George Beede; federal labor union, Oscar
Heininger carpenters, local No. 1894,
Albert II, Whitekind painters, Charles
Deale; central labor union, George A.
Armstrong; masons Peter Richie.
Rutland, central labor union, n. q,
Fish; federal labor union, d. A. Bruten;
scale workers, II H. Cox painters, Mel.
son a. Malmgren; blacksmiths, NJ w.
Shechan; maehinists, S. l.. Hufmire.
Montpelier. central labor union. Il. NJ.
Menard; granite cutters Joseph f. Ma
roma; painters, r. f. Tanner; quarry
workers, Joseph Lunderville; masons, Il.
W. DUCK ; ktbNbitIhs a. IL humphrey :
carpenters, G. ID. Wells; street railway,
John Doughetty.
Bellows Falls. central labor union, NJ.
d. Staples; painters, A. T. Barlow.
Graniteville. quarry workers, Jesse +.
Miller
Hardwick, quarry workers, w. l.. Fol
som; granite cutters. Robert Hunger.
ford; federal labor union No. 1896, Jo.
seph o. Laioy.
Mortified, granite cutters, Joseph Bra.
sey; carpenters. Charles s. Porter.
Bethel, granite cutters, Ernest Hall
quarry workers, y. L. Mccullough.
Williamstown, granite cutters, George
Mari.
ST. Johnsbuiy, l. B. Of NJ. Of w. r.,
II. Z. Bigelow e
Woodbury., quarry workers, Ivan X.
Aingworth
!, White River Junction, carpenters, p
II. Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
AN OVERTHROW
FOR ITALIANS
Badly Beaten by Creseents
Yesterday, 81 TO 3
FISHER PITCHED FINELY
Athletic Club Couldn't Connect With the
Bali, While the Crescents Were
Right in Their Element With
the slap-stick.
FISHER PITCHED FINELY

The italian Athletic clubs base ball
team met with an overthrow at the
Rangers field yesterday afternoon wlion
they met the Greseents, the evidence af
their hard luck being score Of ii to
8 at the endfof eight innings Of ragged
play Fisher was in the box for tile
lkescents and unless he Is more careful
will make reputation as twirler
that win draft him into some OF the
big league outfits.
The Italians used sort Of a relief
battery, starting with Gabelloni and CO.
molli, who staid for four innings and
then took the outileld and retired ia
fayor Of Scampini and Nicor. who last
ed through the game with The same III
different success which the first comIi
nation enjoyed Tho game was not
started until five O'clock. aud the last
inning was PLAYED in the light OF the
silvcry moon, which had arisen while
the players argued over some OF, the
umpiren decisions
The features Of the game were lack
ing, as two baggers were common and
got TO be somewhat OF habit with the
Crescents The nearast approach To a
star play was when Reid smashed the
ball fair on the nose for rainbow over
the left field fence for home run, but
upon arriving at the rubber was invited
TO return to the second sack al the
ball did not make its ascension at the
particular. place ID the fence to come
within the rules 81 the grounds for four
baggers.
The Cfescents started scoring in the
first inning and kept il up throughout
the game on series Of hits, errors,
passes, steals and gifts until at the end
OF the eighth they retired from the
game, having reached their majority
with u notcbes 10 their credit on the
scorers shingie.
The Italians were able to score only
three times during their turns with the
slap stick, as the Crescent team was on
the move all the time and didn't allow
the ball TO roll very far when the Ital.
ians were able to connect with Fishers
imitation Young deliveries.
The score al thn fn,ao.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
ASSAULTED BY TRAMP.
James Watson, Who Lives Near Epping,
N. H., is Attacked BY Man.

Exeter, Y. H.. Aug. 15.-Iames "
Watson, an aged farmer who lives on
Epping road, about 2la miles from the
village, was Tuesday the victim Of as
sault by 4 tramp he had befriended
The tramp came TO Mr., Watsons last
Friday and begged for work. He was
employed and given sleeping quarters
10 the barn and his meals were taken
there.
Things went well until Tuesday morn
ing, when the tramp asked for money,
Mr. Natson's sister overheard the re-
quest, but did not hear what reply was
made
About $3.50 the tramp was CARRYING
pine limbs into the woodshed. Mr.. Wat
son suggested that a four foot box with
handles at either end might be used to
better advantage. rhis provoked tho
tramp, who seized a limb and dealt Mr.
Watson q heavy bicfw on the head be.
hind the right ear. The blow broke the
skin, but did not knock Mr.. Watson
down, but dazed him badly Being a
Christian Scientist, he refused the at.
tendance Of physician.
The assault was reported to the au-
thorities and efforts were made to ap.
prehend the tramp, who disappeared
Immediately after the assault, but he
has not yet been arrested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
NORTH DAKOTA WHEAT.
An Expert Does Not Expect Crop Of
More Than 100000.

vt. Paul, Mimi, Aug, l5.-The north
western crop situation is now occupying
public attention, and the report of al
official Of the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Sanlte Ste Marie railroad will be Of
interest. The official was sent into
North Dakota to inspect the crops. He
/ was gone two weeks and says that
North Dakota win be Ineky ii 1t pro.
duces 50.00o,0O0 bushels Of wheat, includ-
ling durum
III found, said he, that the wheat gen
orally was thin, the heads short and
the promise not over seven bushels per
acre throughout the section visited. /
know there is better wheat in the state
aud there ii some very much poorer.
Where last year We hauled grain from
| fields that averaged twenty three bush
els per acre, VIE will this year haul grain
that yields under eight bushels, and
am Informed that the prospect is that
a large acreage will not he cut. In
western Canada. where our line runs,
there il considerable winter wheat and
this promises fair yield The spring
wheat will not amount to much. The
heads are Just beginning to form, and
very few farmers expect to realize much
from this crop II has. however, taught
the western Canadian farmers lesson
Hereafter they will plant in the fall and
take the chance Of early frosts. The
season WAS FIVE to six weeks late for
spring planting this year, but the frosts
did not appear to iniure the winter
sown grain This was true of North
na kofa and nnrfheY-n Minnesota XVhar
ever winter wheat was cultivated the
farmers will have a good yield
Hail and rain storms have done an
immense amount Of damage to all crops,
and many individual farmers win suf-
fer, but on the whole, outside of wheat,
western Canada and North Dakota will
produce a good crop, mostly fax and
barley and oats. The great danger now
and for the nest ten days is from ex-
cessive heat and moisture. Several days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
BOAT CAPSIZED,
ONE MAN BROWNS
Resident Of Dorchester, Mass, Loses
Life While Rowing on New
Hampshire Lake.

Manchester, y. H., Aug Richard
=. Maggie DORCHESTER man, who has
been at Auburn for about three weeks,
WAS drowned yesterday By the capslzing
of his rowbOat in Lake Nlassabesic.
Roy Sprague and Carl Emery. his
companions, managed to keep their heads
above water until they were rescued
but Nagle could not swim.
Nagle was % years old His mother
i widow living at 242 WestyilIe street
He was a clerk in Dorchester real
estate Office, aud was spending bis va
cation in New Hampshire
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
Overdrafts Chronic.

"Of course the committees on lands
and buildings and on accounts and
finances must bear their share Of the
responsibility. but we believe that the
mayor as chairman 81 both these com
mittees must shoulder the larger CEN
sure. For years the City Hall depart
ment has suffered "A chronic condition of
oyerdraft: 1905, sS5l.5T /; 1905, Ssg0.7s;
1904, Sl,529.4I; 1909, 81 .229I2.'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
cHINA'S EMPRESS
is TO QUIT THRONE
The Dowager TO Abdicate at Next Chin
csc New Year--Emperor Then
to Rule.

Shanghai, Aug Is. The empress dow.
ager has announced her determination
10 abdieste at the next Chinese New
Year. She desires. II Il said, 10 hand
over the cares Of state 10 the emperor.
A secret decree has been issued cali
ing meeting Of tho grand council TO
make arrangements for the change,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
,tals .32 IL to lis 5 D
MONTpELIER FATS,

Summary: Two-base hits, Mute, Til
dem Rergeron ?. Reynolds; stolen bases,
Alexander 2. Daley 2, Standish. Coss,
Brown; struck out. by Mute o, by
Greene 2; bases on balls. of Mute /, OF
Greene double plays. Jackson to Rey.
nolds to Alexander, Mute to Alexander
to Spear, Standish to Daley time, lIl
30m,; umpires, J. Il. Hohan, DR.. Dewey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
MAYOR
SEVERELY SCORED
Made overdrafts in Spite of His Cam
paign Promises, Says the
Committee.

Nashua, NJ H., Aug. I5-The mayor
of Nashua was severely criticised Tues
day night for allowing overdrafts in
city accounts by the committee Of the
common council appointed To investigate
an oyefdraft recently discovered in the
City Hall department, and which made
its report AZ that nights meeting 81 the
city council The oyerdraft up to July
J amounted To 81 .402,57.
| In it's report the committee declared
that about $500 Of the amount came
from bills held over from the last adj
ADMINISTRATION, The wind blowing down
one OF the chimneys on the City Hall
building was responsible for another
item III the account. The report then
went on 70 say:
That which IL considered the strong
estreason for this oyerdraft, but which
tons il the weakest from a moral stand
point u that money could Be saved the
city by buying coal at this time
When the mayor, as chairman Of the
committee on lands and buildings, or
dered coal for the City Hall building in
the month of June. the appropriation
was nearly II not entirely expended. II
You will recall the vigorous words of
tho mayor in his inaugural, when he
said that oyerdrafts in various depart.
iuents amounted to financial dishonesty,
You will see an inconsistency between
his language and his acts. 1t seems
strange that the mayor should express
such strong sentiments III regard To over
dfafrs, and be the first to cause one
IN plain violation Of the city ordinance.
Blame the Mayor.
When A. Shedd' ordered 200 tons Of
coal for the City Han building from w.
A. Shedd & Co., of which firm he Is
reported to be member, and A. Shedd'
approved the bill, while The appropria
ton was exhausted, we feel Il is not
difficult to place the responsibility
II matters not, for the city Il the
gamer financially. We believe neither
the mayor nor the committee has any
more right to violate the city ordinance
70 save money ,nan any common ped
der has to violate the terms Of his
license in order TO make more profit for
himself.
The duty Of the mayor was clear. III
our opinion. that he ought to have laid
the matter before the city council before
be ordered the coal, ri the city govern
ment does not respect its ordinances,
what right has it TO expect anyone else
10 do sos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
AMERICANS HELP PRINCE
HENRY CELEBARlE
Yachtsmen Who Are Racing at KieI Are
His Guests at birthday Luncheon
Held in Che Castle.

Kiel, Germany, Awg H. Lewis Clark.
yice.eommodore Of Tie Eastern Yacht
clubs. J. p. Reynolds, Henry Howard
Of Boston, Mass chairman OF the regat.
Ia committee Of the Eastern Yacht club
Lieutenant Commander W, L. Howard
and all the American yachtsmen unched
with Prince Henry Of Prussia az the
castle yesterday il being the princes
birthday.
The next yacht race in the sender
klasse series for Emperor Williams cup
viii occur today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
NINE CASES OF FEVER.
Spaniard Stricken with Yellow Jack at
Cienfuegos, Cuba.

Washington. Aug. 15.--0ne new case
Of yellow fever at Cienfuegos was re.
ported TO the War Department this
morning. The patient Is Spauiard.
This makes nine cases now In the hos.
pital AZ that place.
The report comes from the chief
surgeon with the American army in
Cuba.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
THE USE OF BALLOONS
IN WAR is cURTAILED.
Committee Approves Declaration Against
Dropping Of Proiectiles.

The Hague, Aug. ga plenary SEES
sion yesterday Of the peace conference
committee on land war, under the presi-
dency Of NJ, Beernaerl (BeIgiuml. an
proved the changes which it is proposed
to make in the convention Of 1899 re-
garding the laws and customs Of. land
warfare, and also unanimously approved
a renewal Of the declaration Of 1899 for
bidding the throwing Of projectiIes from
balloons.
NJ Beernaerl, who left the Hague last
night, il reported to have expressed his
intention not to participate in any fur
Their work OF the conference, as he disap-
proves Of the prevailing tendency not to
RECONCILE the right Of Belgium to have
one judge as a member of the permanent
court Of arbitration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
HARRINGTON SAVED.
Lords" Death Sentence COMMITTED to
Life Imprisonment.

Jefferson City, No, Aug. i5.-- Gov.
Folk has signed an order committing
the death sentence 70 life imprisonment
in the case Of Lord Frederick Seymour
harrington, bogus English uphleman
and polished pickpocSet, burglar aud
swindler, and murderer OF his friend and
beuefactor, james p. McCann, the horse
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
TAFT is BACK AT WORK;
REFUSES TO SEE CALLERS
Large Amount Of Business to Clear Up
This Week.

Washington, ID. G., Aug. l5.-Secre
tary Taft returned to Washington yes,
terday from his vacation OF about q
month spent at Murray Bay, Canada
He went early to the war department
reaching his Office before 8 o'clock, and
.at once plunged into the great mass
OF work needing his attention.
The most important matter on hand
is that Of preparing his annual report
and the estimates of appropriations f0l
the war department for the next fiscal
year which he i anxious TO finish ur
before again leaving the city He de,
MED himself Co all callers yesterday
except war department officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15

OF heat last week deteriorated the crops
If these and frosts hold oil for two
weeks, the outlook will be promising.
Spring wheat will not be ready to cut
in western Canada before September l.
The question is, win frosts hold off until
that datef'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
INTERNAL REVENUE.
s2o,s6i, 900 Increase in Receipts Over the
Previous Fiscal Year.

Washington, Aug. l5,sThe total in
ternal revenue receipts for the last fiscal
year, lust compiled from returns to the
commissioner Of internal revenue, We're
S269. 664 022,S5, an increase over the pre-.
vious fiscal year Of S20,56l ,2s4.s5. The
principal increase was from spirits, this
being $l2.g42 ,S46.77.
The increase from tobacco was $685..
o7s.sl and from fermented liquors $751;
925, 959.62.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
CREsCENTS.

Summary Two base hits. Reid 2.
Stewart Brown, Carswell; first base on
balls. of Gabelloni in 4 innings. OF
Scampini Q in 4 innings, off Fisher 81;
struck out, by Gabelloni 4, Seampini 3,
by Fisher s; left on bases l. A. G.
Is, Crescents o; passed ball, Comolli;
first base on errors, I. a. g. J., Crescents
Z; hit BY pitcher, by Fisher; time, 2h.;
umpire, w. Carswell; attendance, 200
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15

MODEL 1907 SELFLOADNG RIFLE .35I CALDER HIGH POWER
Winchester Loedng
which successfully the
serviceabe
The caiber High Power cartridge
velocity making powerful enough game
describing upoa request
u. IA.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

.Will wait AZ Chester until 9S5 a m. for W.
l. sZ5 train from Richmond.
Between Bermuda and Chester
Leave Chester az $50 a. m.. arrive Ds' ~
liam. Arriveat Chester az 0.si ,. n. N'
Bermuda at 500 o. DOB.
F.B. Cdgg. G. "a
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

TN. R. TALCOTT. General Manager
Underwater * WESTERN RAILROAD.
Time Table in effect Monday. Jan'y z. 1871
Between Farmvillo and Richmond via MoselsU
and Southern r. R.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-01

g THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
1 COURT Of the county Of Prince Edward on
l day Of January. 1907.
hraNfuu . iiAlflLAf
against
.llrg e CraWiey Defendant
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is 10 enforce specific per
Torrance Of a contract between the said parties
in reference 20 a tract Of land containing fifteen
scras adjoining the lands Of Tyree Scott, John
nnally and Carter Braxton. and 20 require
Cd 20 b. made 70 the said land 20 the said Carter
if.aNfcr. hy the said George Crawley. or some
mnisiioner appointed by the Court for the
pose.
And an affidavit having been made and filed
defendant George Crawley Is not resi-
he State Of Virginia II is ordered that be-
IN here within fifteen days after due pub
lereof' and DO what may be necessary 20
ll.l is interest in this suit.
a cory-Teste.
f. J. WHITEHEAD Clerk.
@. s Wing. p. q. Jan. l5-4t.