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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
OVERLAPPING THE RALEIGH.
Nearly 100000 Being Spent on cruis
er at Mare Island.

VALLEJO. CAL. July II. - In
compliance with orders just receiF-
ed at the Mare Island navy yard. tn"
overhauling of the cruiser Ral' Ugh.
at cost of nearly SlGo.oo0 will be
gin as scon As the Pacific fleet sails
in August Work on the monitor
Wyoming is also 10 be rushed. as
the navy department Iesir 10 use
her for oil burning tests.
For more than year work on the
ships out of commission at Mar" Is
land has been suspended. as the navy
ward has been Engaged in making in
cihental repairs 10 ships Of the Al
lantic and the Pacific fleets. The
force Of workmen is TO largest in
the history OF the yard.
The installation of fire control sys-
TENS on the West Virginia. Maryland
California AMI South Dakota is hu-'
rying. preparatory TO their sailing.
The yard officers expect to complete
the work on the west Virginia ana
and the Maryland soon and to finish
that on the California and the South
Dakota after their return from the
proposed trip o Samao.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
GOMPeRS DENIES SENDING
MESSAGE TO HEARST
L abor Leader Says He Did Mt Send
That or Any Otter
. Message.
INV Associated Press).

ERIE. PA. July II. g. President
EomperS, uf the American Federation
oi Labor, salt 10 a representative OF
the Associated Press Ioaight that
there Is absolutely no truth In ihC
published reports that he had c3hl, i
William Il Hearst. lea Ter in the
independence" League. urging him to
us. his ini,urnC" to prrvrn, the
leagrir from nominating its own can
hi,lat" for tn" Presidency, and Ia urge
ia" league 10 Civ" its supper; tn Wl'
liam j. i,rSan b"caus" tn. Demo
cratic convention incorporated In it's
platform planks urged by organized
labor.
Il read In the newspapers. Mr..
GomprrS said. that ! am credited
with asking MIR. n arst to support
Bryan and that Mr. Hearst has made
reply 10 III through the press. Now,
| did nothing of the kind. don't
know where the message Mt. Hearst
claims 10 have received came from.
| did not send il or any other mes
sag IN Nv. Hearst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
CAPTAIN QUINN SAYS
= CHARGES ARE FALSE
Master Of British Steamer Strathyre
Makes Afidavits on Cruelty
Charges.
nv Associated PreSS).

NORFOLK. VA, July II. In
sworn affidavits mac. here Captain
Gum and nine officers of the Brit
ish steamer Strath!re deny charges
of cruelty and hardShips towards theii
CORNER Chinese crew. two OF whoH!
wrrc drowned in tragic SAicide inc;-
dent at New York. They declare
that in no less than twenty ports
during the last year alleged trouble
makers in the cre W preferred similar
charges with eXoncration in every in'
stance.
The Strathye will sail tomorrow
for Australia with coal for the Amer
lean fleet uni SIS Captain Gnnn gets
word he is wanted in New YORK.
His counsel here says with testimony
in hand he has nothing to fear from
a court investigation at New Ioi X.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1905
ORDERED COURT CLEARED
WHILE GIRL Told STORY
Miss Bouiah Garter Told Story
Leading TO the Killing OF Her
Lover.
(By Associated Press.)

HUNTSVILLE. MO, Jniy IL Miss
Rrulah Garter. the sweetheart n'
Thomas ilteby. Ir., who was shot
an! killed by her brorh"r. Irving. here
two nunI hs ago, told on III" witness
stand today in CaIIerS trial for mul.
or The incident Thar ted up I" III"
tragedy.
Il loved Tom s. h" said in answer
to question. and h. laid h" l"'"i
me
She testified tina; tia2hy had be
trarrd h"r.
During a part tIf tn" trial III" We
men in court were asked 70 leave,
hur only several young girls ofi"r"i
10 move. The court room was ere" II
ed many women being present.
Irving Cartel shot and killed young
Bagby while the latter was calling
ON Miss Carter. TIL" defense will
plead the unwritten law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
CREW. OF WRECKED VESSEL
HAVE AWFUL EXPERIENCE
Nearly Lose Th-ir Lives and Are
Washed Ashore After Terrible
Battle.

, NEW ORLEANS, Ia. July Il. -
Wrecked on The coasi of Nicaragua.
losing their life boats in fighting
through the surt and suffering many
hardships, while making their way To
civlizal ion.~ was the experience OF
the crew OF the Norwegian bark
Fraien. according to Captain y. +.
n. CABINET. and eight of his sailors,
who arrived today.
The Fraden had made a safe pas
sage from Australia 10 Corinto, Mica
ragua, and several W, eks ago started
down the coast for the purpose OF
taking on a cargo OF mahogany anu
other woods for Europe. when gale
came up AMI blew the Fraden ashor',
All OF the crew managed to get
ashore and mss1 their way to Man
qua and from there to the Atlantic
coast, where the captain and a ma
jori,y of the crew took passage for
New Orleans
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
MISS ETHEL ROOSEVELT WILL
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY TODAY
Young Lady viii be Given Party In
Which Her Father viii be
Guest.

OYSTER BAY. \. Y. July Ito
morrow the anniversary vi the birth
of Miss Ethal Roosevelt. III" Youngest
daughter OF President Roosevelt. the
President home on SaSarmnre I'M
will be The scene of considerable Sai
",y in honor Of the young lady.
The celebration in Miss Roosevelt
hGnOr will take the form of party
10 which a mumlrr of her Young
friends have been invited. The young
folks will dance on the broad N"ranna
At Sycamore Hill in he evening. To"
President will Join in the fun and help
make things lively. ut is SAID thai
Miss Ethel will make her debut mo
society at Washin 1t"n during IN"
coming season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
United States HII Send eUhboal
There With Al Haste
.nAr ALSO stID CRUISERS
Fear Of General War in Central Amer.
iea Leads to Hurried Action BY v.
s.-shouid More Serious Situation
Develop Other Vessels viii y Sent

WASHINGTON, July II. - Recog,
MIXING the probability Of a general
war in Central America. the state
department through the navy de-
partment. has ordered the guDboat
Marietta to Puerto Cortez.
This order Was sent subjec: TO
possible reversal Acting Secretary
Of State Bacon saying that should
he fined cOndit lions s.ich that they
would 70: Brcrssitate The presence Of
a war vessel ne would cOuntermanG
the order. This. however. was not
done. and the Marietta steamed to-
nigh, from Pert Antonio. Jamaica,
ing her crow shore leave.
The information contained in the
dispatches toIay of the warlike pre-
paraiiOns of the Ccrtral American
Presidents Is believed here TO b.
parily responsible for the pTomp: ac-
ton OF the state department in dis'
Matching tho Marietta to Honduras.
No denial Of the facts that Presi.
dent Zclaya. Of Nicaragua. had pur,
chaseI four thousand uniforms in
New York: that President Cabrera,
~. Guatemala. was laying IN supplies.
ana war materials. and that Presi-
,l"nt Figueroa. of Salvador, was
cquippi8g the new gunbOai Prcsidcn'
70. vas forthcoming today.
tn" cruiser Dcs Noines has lef'
G.anianano for Colon TO take DRAFT
Of marines 70 tho United States from
cruiser Tacoma Icf, Colon today with
ann' her draft Of marines. who were
on daiy on the iSIhTaUS during the
r,--cEi elections Should either of
theSe cruiSars ~ required a: Puerto
Cor;cz orders viii be sent by wire
loss 10 stop them 81 their way nj
that port
Ssnor Cgarfc. tho HONDURAS min
lister. tonight received WORD from
his country that tn revolution Is
spTeaIinE despite efforts being ma -
10 check ~. ScHor Ugarte's advics
make the situation look more serious
10 him than before. He Is ssNing
10: further nevs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
WIFE SHOT HUSBAND.
Man Was Attempting AsssS,t
Hired Girl.
tBy Associated Pre0o1

TAMPA, FLA. July II. : Lake
Palmer. wsn known sporting man.
was shot and killed by his wife this
afternoon at their home in Gary. AZ
the time g.: the shooting Palmer was
to assault M9llie Powers.
I; years old. a white girl employees
in the house as q domestic. thinking
his wife was uptown.
The girl said Palmer had made N
attempt to assault her twice befure.
The wifi called an officer and Sase
herself NJ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Murdered Woman in Chicago.
Was Never Found.

STEURENVIILE OHIO. July IL
No evidence can he found here tha'
Frank Johnson ever murdered wo'
man here. No one was murdered or
found dead here so far as can he
learned on or abou; November IL.
1907. A family lived at 49, S"uih
seventh street but they know nothing
OF the alleged crime. Aboa: fnnr
wears ago a negro woman was killed
AT that address,. but supposedly by h"r
husband. who escaped and has never
been found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
AUTHORITIES RECEIVE LeEKE
Most Of Them Are by Way Of sug-
gestion and None Throw Light Of,
the Crime--Reward Of $1,000 Dose
Net Seem to be Incentive to Locate
Criminal.
(By Associater press).

TROY, n. Y. July II. - The Inn.
pcne;raDe veil Of mystery behinu
which lies hidden the secret OF this
slayer OF Hazel Irew. and the story
OF the tragedy OF the abandoned mill
pond, may never BE- lifted. Some
where, possibly among the charcoal
burners in the hills beyond Taborton.
on one Of the farms In the vicinity
or perhaps In the city OF Troy the
p,rIetrator OF the crime may be min
Cling with those who are endeavoring
to bring him to justice. =
So battling is the mystery that AT
ter almost week OF careful inquiry
along the paths which might lead TO
It's solution. the investigation has
come almost TO a standstill.
Police Hard Pressed.
sWhere Hazel Drew was on the night
of July and until she was seen on
the lonely road leading to Taborton
the following evening" when she Is
supposed to have met her death. In .
problem that Is yet to be solved.
The motive remains to be account
ed for,
Murder, accident and suicide theor
ries abound. but facts are few. Even
the reward OF $1,000. which the coun.
ty has offered as an incentive to fuf.
Their activities in the case. has NOT
served TO bring out anything Of .
helpful character.
Letters are beginning to reach the
hands OF District Attorney OBrien,
containing suggestions. Some give
names Of those whom. 1t is said.
may know something about the case
A few received today were unsigned.
Nowhcr. has ii been shown that Hac
gel had a real love affair.
Had No Male cemoanions.
While on her trip to New York
with Carrie Weaver. they had no male
companions, according to Miss Wes-
yer. They sought shelter OF the
Young. Women's Christian Assocta-
ton for the nigh, spent In the ms
tropOlis. No arrests are likely to b
made for some time. as nothing has
developed. the officials say. that would
warrant them taking any one into css-
tody. District Attorney O'BTien said
tonight the inquest will not be held
before next week.
The district attorney is not satisoed
with the information in hand M
wants 10 make further invesfigatSoe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
NEGRO MURDERER CAPTURED.
James Clements Arrester for KILN!
John D. spencer.

ROANOKE. VA. July 7.-Jam"s
Clements. the negro suspected o! the
murder of John d. Spencer. nf Dat
vile. AT the h"ne OF his lTothsr. ~
MartinSvIlIe. two years ago. was ar
rested here TODAY ~ the police.
baldwin detectives hav" been scar
ching all owed the country for the n.
gro, who was recognized on the trains
by a negr, hoy from MarrInsvill".
Mr.. Spencer vas a prominent c't''
zcn and his TRACE end enraged a nun,
her nf citizens. Who felt lik" dealing
roughly with the murderer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Killed wpIe Paving with Gun.

GATE CITY. July lT.-WhiIc CnTIis
and Richmond Davidson. sons of
Frank Davidson. prominen, citizen.
,f Wood. Scott county. were playfuliy
sruflinr over pistol IN room In
their homo y"S'crday. -h" weapon was
discharged. insicfinE a wound in tho
younger hoy. from which he died last
might
The IitIs victim vas ~ years cid.
while his brother Is 1s. Tho tragedy
has caused the family TO become pros
traied with grief.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
SHOT FOR RESISTING ofFscER.
U. s. Deputy MsrshaI Had Ws"sae
for SWift's Arrest.
(By Associated PreoS.1

GREENSBORO. y. C., July II. :
BiII Swift. a bIockader. OF SurrY
county. was probably fatally shot e
his home last night by United States
ID putty Marshal 8. K Harkradef.
Harkrader had a warrant for Srt0s
arrest. Swift resisted arrest and 81
taoke.l the officer with q chair. To
officer fred IN seIfdefcpse.
Am ssage received here late To-Day
SAYS Swift Is SIN alive. Harkrsaer
Is under the care of a physician .:
his home at Dobscn-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Eiks Conv cntion Al iournS.
nv Associated Press.D

DALLAS. TFXaS. July u. - Th"
f9ks reunion - 1908 terminated 10
, day. the grand lodge sdj"urning 70
met in les Angeles on July II. 1903
Tonight fully tvo-thIrds 81 The Wait
o-s have d"ya led. som" returning
direct 20 their homes. while other
will spend scv raj days in visiting
cities in Teyas and the borlcr 'Jwn.
OF Mexico.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Montana to Cruise.
(Bv Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, July Il. - When
the armored cruiser Montana, lat the
navy yard. Norfolk, Va. is ready for
the sea. she will go on shaking
down. cruise at last about one
month. The Montana will then re-
turn to the Norfolk yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
First Georgia Cotton.
(Ry Associated prcss.t

ALBANY. Gf. July II Deal T..
jackson. q uRhirry ooUr'y's VOL
known negro Ermrr. brought in th"
frx, bale Of 1875 Georgia cotton TIL
afternoon. Hc hats last years r.
cord by two IayS.
D,a! Jacksnr has been tho fra
bale" farmer u Georgia for tE"lv'
OF hfen years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
A List of His Vistims.

Johnson then gaVr the names and
addresses so far as he knew. of tn"
five persons he laid he had killed. lie
gave details of SOM of the murders
hut as to others. refused to give par
ticularS.
Following is list of his alleged
victims: Unknown man in 1896 at
Blossburg, Ala; Edith 5. Mamma. at 81
South Peoria street, Chicago in 1904;
Blue. of Shippensville, Pa, IN
1906: a woman, name unknown. al
1872 South Seventh street, Steuben'
vile, Ohio, en- November Is. 1907 ;
Buelah Martin. negro. of Gypsey. w
Va. in March 1908.
In his confession johnson says his
real namt. is Edward Walton and that
he was born in Georgia.
Murdered Woman at Gypsy.
The crime for which Johnson was
hanged today was committed al Gyp,
sy. near here last Marcn. After
shooting the Martin woman. who had
refused to elope with him. Johnson
ESCAPED to the hills. followed by 4
posse numbering 400 men.
Barricading himself IN an old barn
Johnson defied arrest for two days and
in that time shot and seriously inJur
ed three of the posse. The negro
was only captured when he learned
the posse intended to blow up the
harm with dynamite.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Not Known IN Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA July 1..-N"'hnS
is known Of the nero Edward Wal,
ton alias Johnson. who was hanged
at the MoundsviIie. w V. prison -
day. Neither federal nor state pTis
On records show that he IL wanted ".
Georgia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
WANTS TO BE A LORD.
Parliament viii Consider Virginian's
Claim to Loyalty.
tBy Associated Press).

of Lords has taken the first formal
step In recognition OF the claim of Al!
bert Kirby Fairfax. n native Of Nir'
ginia, to the title of Lord Fairfax. II
has given permission to the claim
ant 10 deposit proof Of his cont ntiOn
and the committee of privileges Will
consider this proof and report
thereon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Lightning Struck Train.

AMERlCUS. GA, July II. - Ligh'-
ming struck moving Central railway
passenger train near Americas this
afternoon during thunder storm,
tearing a hole through the roof OF
the baggage car and ripping It al
most the, entire length. The occ'i.
raDls OF the car escaped injury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Cen. 20 Grand jury.

ROANOKE. VA. July IL. = AZ .
preliminary hearing at Pocshcnsas
last night Arthur Turner and ~
wife we're zen; on TO the grand jay
10 answer for the charge Of Dsr9R
Of Mrs. Eliza Read. IN aged 49,
shsyxa. murdered In her moueen1D
Tome near Pocahontss two yeasC
ago. =.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Womeo Of H0no|u|u Place Chains
Of Flowers About meDs Iecks.
mluY Events are AsRllGE0
Men Accorded Big Ovation as They
March Through Streets Of Town
Nebraska Guaranteed Owing to
New Cases Of Scarlet Fever
(By Associated Press).

HONOLULU. July l.. - Compris-
ing the greatest military pageant
ever witnessed in this city. 300 men
of the Atlantic battieship feet parad-
ed this morning. arGls:ng enthusiast
tic cheers from the dense throngs
which lined the way along which
they passed. The line of march WIS
along the principal streets Of the city
AMI every available post of van'ag'
vas occupied long before the 'parahe
began.
Adorned With Flowers.
Before the march start 4 the men
were drawn mp at the starting point
anil a company o. a hundred Honolulu
women passed along the ranks. piac'
ing aSou, the neck OF each white clad
Jackie a lei. or chain Of closely pack,
ed blossoms characteristic Of, the
islands. II was pretty ceremony
picturesgue in the extreme. and OFT
GERS AMI nrcn joined IN hearty apprc'
riai ion Of the efforts Of the ladies'
This after noon a formal reception 70
the Officers Of the feet was tender
% DIV tne vi NV
station. Captain Rees and Mrs. Res
Tonight the officers Of the fleet
gath rec At Wiki beach. where 4
ball vas given by the citi,sns in their
honor Governor FreaT and Rear Al,
miral SpcrTy shared the duty Of re-
cciyiIg the many guests. During hs
iay he second division Of the feet
at anchor Just OF the beach played
its searchligbiS on the pavilion.
Third Division Co'aiin9-
Turing the alifrnoo the polo
G. FUNDS were ihrcnged with sailors
greatly Interested in the struggle 60
ing on. while a Wild west show also
drew manv spectators.
The coaIiHE of the third division
Of the feet AZ I-ahina is proceeding
rapiily. Almost the entire popuia-
;inu Of the island os Maui. on which
i!ahina is situated. had gathered nj
that town to greet the feet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July lin
uuiry at the sherir's Office concerning
the negro. Edward Walton. alias
Frank Johnson. who confessed TO kill
ing a man at Blossbufg. Ala. near
here ELECTED no definite information
of any sort. There is no record OIL
Walton being wanted here.
Murdered Woman in Chicago.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Chicago
police records show that in August
1904 Edith Hanna was shot by her
husband. who was known as Edward
Walton. at 81 Peoria street and that
she died two days later. The shoot
ing followed a quarre! resulting from
some demand made upon the woman
ty Walton. the nature Of which was
not known. Walton fed and was MOI
arrested.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
MS VICTIMS MOSTLY WOMEN
Negro Hanged at MoundsvilIe, West
Virginia, Confesses to Killing Five
Persons and SAID There Were
Others But Refused to Give Their
Names.
(Bv Associated PresS.)

MOTNDSNlLl.E W. VA. July Il.
Prank Johnson. negro, Was hah%
cd late TODAY AT The West Virginia
peni1rntiarv here for the murder OF
Mrs Rurlah Martin. at Gypsy. ". va.
in March. las. The hanging was
without incident and death CAM mn"
minutes after the drop fell. A fea-
i,ire of Johnson'S last day was his
confession 10 the chaplain of IN"
prison. Rev. II. Il. Sanford. in Whlch
he said he had committed five muir
derS during his career 1t is alright
10 han. he: deserve to be handed,
he told The clergyman. who had com"
to him to minister TO his spiritual
needs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

(costinued on Second PageJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published IN
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
EneIishmen are PreJudiceo.

Continued on Page seven.)
The Carlisle independent., 1908-01-23
Elects Officers.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Dairymen's Bank on last Thursday the old board of directors was re elected as follows: D. B. Perkins, c. H. Buhl, B, D. Muzzy, P. w, Ech- lin and c. c. Hummel.
 We are pleased to note that the business for the year just closed has been the most successful in the history of the bank and trust that it will be the smallest they will ever experience.
The Carlisle independent., 1908-01-23

c. NJ. Youngblood, living south east of town, has a new rice well that promises to. give an abun- dant flow of water. Mr. Young blood was unfortunate in getting a poor well last year, which with the extremely dry season, caused marked shortage in his rice crop. The new well was put down within a hundred feet of the old one and upon testing a few days ago it was found that it furnishes the enormous amount of 1900 gallons per minute.
The Carlisle independent., 1908-01-23
To My Friends.

Please accept my thanks for your interest in my behalf, and although defeated, shall alway s feel extremely grateful to you for all that you did for me. With best wishes always I am,
 Truly Yours,
 s. k. WEBSTElR.,
The Carlisle independent., 1908-01-23
otice of c onfirrna ation of Tax Tile

otice of C 0 affirmation of Tax Title
 Whereas, Lots l, and 3. III Block 7, in the Town of Carlisle. Loneke. county. Arkansas. were each separately assessed and liable fo. ts.xes of Ionoke county, Arkansas, for the year 1900, the said taxes not having been paid oa either of said Lots, within the time prescribed hy law, the same was returned delinquent for the seperaie amounts so assessed against them, and OH the 10th day of June 1901, the collector of Loneke county, after giving the notice required by law offer e6 said Lots separately for the taxes penalty auG costs. and at said sail George Rule, .ir offered to pay fer each of said Lots the sum of s 70 making a total of Sll10, for said three Lots being the amount oftaXes penalty and cost due on said lots, ard being the best bid for the least quantity Of each said lots the sane were then anu struc off aBd sold to said George Rue, and certificates of purchase for each of s i'd lots issued to him And on the Eth day of September l904 the said George Rule, assignel said pur- chase certificates to t. IL Bacus, and on the l7th, day, of September l9a4, the said A II Bacus, presented said certificate to J. $ Ford, of Lonoke county, and on said 17th, day of September, 1901, the said s Ford as such clerk, issued to said A II Bacus, a clerks tax deed. said deed is now on Record in the Recorders office of Lonoke county, in Book 5, at page 3, and on the 2lst day of September, l904,
 no Bacus, conveyed to E. II. Allen, said lots l2 and B lock 37. Town of of Carlisle said deed is on Record in
 he Recorders office of Lonoke county, in Book 52, at page 4S0 and on the Sth Il of Arril, 1905, E II. Allen, conveyed to Chas c Perkins, said Lots ? and 3 3n said Block 3577, which @eed is on Record ill the Recorders office of Lonoke county. in Took, 54 at page 449, and on the Sth day of April, 1905, Ino. Bacus, and wife, Ii A. conveyed 10 Clfas c. Perkins, said Lots ? and 3 in Block 37 in the Town of Carlisle
 Now therefore notice is hereby given that the undersigned will present lis petition to Lonobe Chancery Court Of i.onoke county, at Its May term 1908, praying for decree confirming the sale of each of said tracts or lots, of Iand, aiiore said, and any person or persons claiming any night, title or interest in said Lots or any part thereof, are hereby notified to appear in said Court, and show cause, if any there be, why said sail should not be confirmed on account of any irregulai- ties, illegallties and informalities in said sale, CHAs G. PERKINS