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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09
WIRELESS ANNOUNCES SUICIDE.
Dispatch Says New Yorker Jumped
Overheard from zig Liner.

New York. June Friends OF
Isaac Moss. a lawyer OF this city. were
greatly perturbed by the receipt Of
wireless telegram announcing his sui
eide on the steamship Princess Alice.
which sailed for Europe from this port
last Thursday. The wireless dis
patch said that Mr.. Moss, who had
sailed for Europe In search of rest
and health. had Ieaped into the ocean
from the vessels deck.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09
CLEARED or ARSON CHARGE.
society Woman Released by Judo.
nent OF Circuit Court

Norwalk, Ohio, June 3.-Mrs. Mar.
tina J. Campbell, society woman
and leader of the ". c. T. u. az
Stueben this county, convicted last
year OF AIDING and abetting 10 the
burning OF Miss Lea Mather's house
and sentenced to nine months In the
penitentiary was cleared yesterday
by the circuit court reversing the de-
cfslon on the ground that the evil
dence was not sufficient. Miss
Mather is still under ipdictnen, for
arson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09
JAPANESE EMPRESS MAKES GIFT.
Honor Two American Women Educs.
tors Before Their Departure.

Tokyo. Japan. June 3-~The Misses
ISABELLA aud Mary Prince. pioneers IN
d education Of women In Japan. have
received from the empress practical
recognition Of their long and faithful
services. They are nov about to re-
turn 70 America. after having been
here for more than twenty years with
oUt visit home.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09
Fraud promotsr PAYS Ein..

Kansas City June BE-. 8. Horn.
convicted with others in connection
with fraud IL promoting mines. APP
peared before Judge Philips this az.
ternoon, paid a fne Of $500 aud costs,
and vas released.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09
KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.
How Trey Differ In Dealing win the
Minht r ders.

louisville Courisr-JournzI- -Tas
dispatches from Nashville tell u ths
payment Of the largest state reward
ever bestowed In Tennessee The
recipient vas the detective wao
sougzt cut the n men arrested and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09
THINKS FATHER MURDERED.
Or. John 7inkIey Found Dead in Chi
eaqo Hotel.

Chicago. June 3.--Dr. John T. Blink
ley Of Evansville. Ind. aged go years
vas found dead in his room at the
Wellington hotel yesterday and, while
the police and hotel officials call It
suicide, DR.. John T. Binkley. Jr., IA
confident that his father was mur.
dered by burglar.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09

Unrequitte5 Love, Murder, Suicide.
s. Louis June John Buffin shot
ard slightly wounded Mrs HATTIE
Bailey here las. might and then CON.
mitted suicide Unrequitted love
gas the cause.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
BERRY & MINOR. solicitors.

~ The SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding Eguity Court Anna
Bessie Hopkins. cc-aplauanr u SSnes Dusr e al,
defcnd1nts- Equity No E1sl- Order q prblica-
ti0n--The object 4 this suit is 70 establish con-
pizinants title b adverse possession that part
of original lot numbered eight g. IN square nun-
be-ed seventy-four ga IN the CITY q Washington.
District q Columbia. beginning for the sane az
the northeast corner Of said lot: thence west ao14
and az right angles 10 said n" street fss5 feeti
thence southreste-iy az right angles To Peunsyl-
Tania $50 feet &C the north Ene q sd
Pennsylvania avenue; thence sotheasserly along sad
north iins * Pennsylvania . feet Il ncnes:
thence noTtEessterlv a. right angles 20 said north
Inc 70 the southwest c0rrer Of original lot Numbered
ten 90. IN said square thence ncTth along tis
west line q said lot uunbered ten 15i % he b.
ginning On m1tion q the c17nplainart. i =
this 7th day of December. Is9s ordered that tbs
defendants james Duer Harriet Robbins AID
Thomas r. p Spence. f they Be living. cause thsit
appearance 70 be entered herein OF or before ths
devs occuring after TIE date q the frst publics-
ton q tbs order. and that the unknown heirs.
devisees. and alienees q such q the sid James
Duer. Harriet Rcbbins ard Th1nzs P p Spence
as are dead cause thei- sppearzncs 10 Be entered
herein OF O. before the first rJe day occurring t-es
months after the dstc q the first publication q
this aIisr; otherwise this cause VII Be proceeded
With as n case 4 defsult. provided COY q this
order Be published fer three months. Cucs 3 week
and twice moth for TIE tEo Succeeding n0nths.
ton Herald- b the coy-t- JOB BARNARD. Jus
tics- 4 tue coQg-Test- fSezLl J r YOUNG
Clsrk. By J. 4. c PALMER. Assistant Clsrk-
6es = = g as . feI2 g
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
QUALITY OF JUSTICE
TEMPERED BY MERCY

Chicago, jan IA. - Federal
Judge KeEesaw Mountain Lands,
who fined the Standard OIL Com
Pany S29,2zO,OO0, has proved that
the stern nature II the justice he
disDensez toward erring corpora
tiOns may be tempered with =
fine sense Of mercy toward the
unfortunate individual.
He had Just sentenced VI. A.
ArensOn. n Swbite slaver,s 40 the
house OF correction, As the Pris-
Oner turned from the bench he
turned his coat up and stuck his
hands In his tattered pockets.
"ArensO1,p snapped the court,
Swhere's your OTercOat.D
ArcnsOn explained that il had
been one of the first articles dis
posed of In a pawn shop on his
arrival IN Chicago.
~BaiIif, get mine and give Il to
him." said the court. NHNOvs gen
tIemen. let US proceed with The
next case.
Judge Iandis' thin figure with
out an OvercOat was seen after
ward breaSting the cold north
caster In the loop district.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
FOR PIMPLES. TOO.
New Discovery Cures Eczema and
Eradicates Minor skin Troubles
Overnight.

A few months ago the dispensers OF
posIam. the new discovery for the cure
OF eczema, decided TO allow the druggists
Of the country 10 handle It. Previous TO
that time it could only be obtained direct
from the laboratories.
Since this change in the method OF dis
tribution poslam has met with the most
phenomenal success Of anything intro
duced to the drug trade in the last thirty
years. All leading druggists. including
Ogram's and O'DOnneIIs. in Washington.
are now carrying the special 50-cent size
recently adopted, also theS2 Jar
This great success is not surprising
when It is remembered that in eczema
cases POslam stops the itching with first
application, proceeds to heal Immediately,
and cures chronic cases IN a few weeks.
In minor skin troubles. such as pimples,
blackheads, acne. herpes. blotches. rash,
&c, results show after an overnight ap-
plication. Experimental samples Of pos
lam are sent to any one by mail, free Of
charge, by the Emergency Laboratories,
80 West Twenty-fifth street, New York
City.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
STANDARD OIL MAN DEAD.
superintendent of Factory at Bay
Onne, \. j., Commits Sufcide.

New York. Jan. 14-Leonard D. Nor
rison, superintendent Of the Standard
OIL Barrel Factory at Bayonne. y. J.
and occupying an Office in the Standard
or building, IS Broadway. committed
suicide this afternoon in the Central Ho-
tel at Red Bank. N J His wife. who
was at the boarding house Of Mrs. E. II
Patrick. West Thirty-second street.
in this city, received notification by wire
Morrison lived in a fine home at At
lantic Highlands At intervals through
the winter ne visited New York with his
wife
He went to his Office in the Standard
OF building every day and no one
around the Patrick house observed any
thing peculiar about mis- actions. Mo-Ti-
son appeared At the MOTEL IN Red Rank
where he IS known. shortly after noon
and asked the proprietor TO order him 3
dinner. He then stopper into an adis-
cent retiring room and shot himself
through the roof OF the mouth. He was
dead before a doctor reached him.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
TO TAKE UP CANAL MATTER.
Federal Grand Jury May Investigate
Publication of Reports.

New York. Jan. 1i-That an investiga-
ton before the Federal grand jury is 10
0e instituted BY United States District
Attorney StmsOn with view Of ascer-
tanning whether a Federal statute had
been violated in the publication and dis
seminatiOn of the statements regarding
theSPanama -Canal matter in a newspaper
was the report about the Federal build
ing to-day.
Some witnesses have been subpoenaed
to appear before the grand jury on Mon
day, in a matter about which there seem
ed TO be a good deal Of mystery to-day,
and It was supposed TO have something
TO do with the Panama affair
District Attorney Stimson has had some
Of the papers in the Panama Canal case
for several weeks and it is understood
the Secret Service has been at work in
the matter When Mr. StimsOa was
asked If ne proposed to institute such
an inquiry he said
I am sOrry, but I can't say a word
about the matter now
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
NEW SUMNER CAPITAL.
Mr. Taft said TO Be Seeking Home
at COhasSet

Boston, Mass. Jan. 4-COhasset. on
the south shore Of Massachusetts. will
this year displace Oyster Bay as the
sumner capital Of the United States. if
negotiations now under way come TO
completion An agent representing Presi-
dent-elect Taft some time ago visited the
estate OF DR.. John Bryant, near White
Head, and at his request a lease was
drawn up by the executor Of the estate
anl is now being considered by Mr.. Taft.
The property consists OF about forty
acres, and the house was designed by
Henry H Richardson. It was occupied
for some tine by Thomas ". Lawson
prior to his building Of Dreamwold.
J. Henry Russell. executor Of the BY
ant estate. who has charge Of the prop
erty, refused 10 say whether OF not the
lease had been signed by Mr.. Taft. al
though he admitted it was under con-
SideraIiOn-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
TAFT HOLDS FAITH
IN CONSTITUTION
Continued from Page One.

up. The LORD only knows how many.
One Of my grandchildren has got seven
sons"
Mr.. Taft has consented 10 make another
speech in Augusta. This time il Will be
before an audience Of negroes. The meet
ing will be held next Sunday afternoon
under the auspices OF the Colored 7. NJ.
c. A
Mrs. Taft left here to-day for New
Haven, where she viii visit her son Rob-
ert. She viii return to Augusta in time
10 start 10 Panama with the President
elect
Mr.. Taft viii leave here at so O'Clock
tomorrow morning for Atlanta He has
promised 10 make two or three speeches
from the rear platform Of his special
train on the way
The towns along the line CT the Georgia
Railroad are preparing 10 cheer him as
he passes through, and Atlanta intends to
turn itself inside out In entertaining him.
Mr.. Taft VIII speak at the possum and
'taters" dinner in Atlanta tomorrow
night. and viii deliver two other speeches
in that city on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
LONG RIDE LEFT NO EFFECT.
President Fit and Trim After Cruel
ing Journey 10 WarrentOn-

Surgeon General Rixey. Of the navy.
who is sometimes called Rear Admiral
Rixey, walked over to the White House
bright and early yesterday morning and
inquired after the Presidents health
He found Mr. Roosevelt in fit condi-
tion. despite his grueling horseback ride
OF ninety-eight miles in the rain and sleet
Wednesday.
The President declared he would not
mind taking another ride. Not to be out
done, Dr. Rixey, as he IS familiarly called
at the White House. asserted that he in
tended 10 ride on horseback out to his
farm in Virginia. The distance IS seven
miles
Il was said that. for the purpose Of
making the Presidents ride as illustrative
as possible for army and navy officers.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his companions were
examined before they started on the
ride, just as officers Of the military seTv-
ice are examined when required 10 do
the horseback riding stunt
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
EDMUND BURkE. -.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THF DISTRICT
q Columbia. ElT-y7z B Goc5msn e al. co1-
piainsuts. Eliza YirEizis Wren p al. de-
fsndsnts- No. 2sC5s. Equity Docket The obiact
o. this silt Is for decree q court ca1cclirE anz
sunuiling deed from Nichclas Csils1 and John
MuTphy 20 Sisry Mckeon. recorded n LiteT :
A :. IS. folio =. q the la1d records q tbs
District a Columbia and a deed from Mary
McKson % John McKeon- recorded n Liber d ..
fclio ~ q said Iaud rec0-ds- as clouds CTol
the title 70 the west g feet inches fruut OF II
street By depth q 10 feet cf lot numbered =
square Numbered "a CITY q Washington. Distrsc1
of Columbia, ard fer partition b. sls the7eaf
between Elryra 3. Goodman. Margaret z Jones.
and Mary J Boteler. and for general relief On
motion Of the eomQisinsnts < Is this IN day =
January, lse. ordered that Ire defen5auts. Eva
Isabella Schmidt and F8lCls Aiken schmidt. Al
infant Cause their aT1earauce 70 b entered hs1sin
Cn oT before the f0-tisth day. exclusive q Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after he DAY
q the f-St publication of this c71er: OtEsTElss
the czzse VII Be proceeded With as N case q
defaulr- Provided. a COPY q this order - T1b-
Eshed once a week for three Successive weeks u
the Washington Law Reporter and TIE Washing
ten Herald befc7e said dsy. WRIGHT. JUstice-
4 tue COPY Test: (Seall J. T. YOUNG, Cle-k-
b 7. z CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk-
as
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
CONFESSES TO CRIME
Pennsylvania Farmer Kills
Man and BurieS Body.
CORPSE IS CUT UP By GIRL
Keener Declares that AccOmpIice
Made Intellectual Attempt to Burn
Remains-CIaims the Victim Was
Killed in SeIf-defense-AuthOr
Find Pieces of Charred Bones.

York. Pa, Jan Hilary Keener. who
was arrested Sunday, charged by Lorena
Tawser Of killing a man on a farm in
North COdOrus Township, on July q last,
confessed to-day to the crime and cleared
away the mystery.
According to KeeneF's confession. he
killed the man in self-defense and buried
the body in the orchard Some time
aftervsrd, because the body became Of
fensive and Miss Tawser's mother noticed
the Odor, Keener says hs and the girl
Gisinterred the corpse. cut IL up, and
made an attempt to burn it in the smoke
house
DiSinterred Corpse
Keener says the girl cut of the head
and limbs. After ar unsuccessful attempt
to kurn it, portions were buried in three
places. The searchers to-day, who wen;
70 the farm. after learning Of the confess
sion, dug In a spot designated by Keener
and uncovered the charred bones. DR..
Zeck declares they are undoubtedly hui
man bones.
Find Charred Bones.
Near the chicken house Keener
IN the ground and uncovered
pieces OF charred bones In the cellar,
under the potato bin. was found a gallon
measure full OF asnes, in which was
found bone pronounced TO be q rib. A
petticoat ruff1e. stained with blood. was
found. This, Keener says, was of OF q
garment worn by the TaWser girl
Il IS said that Miss Tawser will be ar
rested as an accessory after the fact. She
denies that she had anything % do with
the cutting up OF the body.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
Bogus Receipts.
OLD MAN DISAPPEARS.
James Young Has Not Been Seen
since Chrisfmaa.

After threatening several times 10 end
his life. James Young. sixty-eight years
OF age, a carpenter, has nysteriousIy
disappeared from MS home in the Ridge
road
Saturday before Christmas the old man
was seen walking along Potomac street
near the river Since that time no one
has seen or heard anything OF him.
Young is a carpenter by trade. and until
several months ago was steadily en-
ployed by one OF the largest contracting
firms in the city.
The old man had since become despond-
ent and told several persons with whom
he lived that ne did not see any use in
living, as everything and everybody
seemed 10 be against him.
Police OF the different precincts and
detectives Of the Central Office have been
ordered 10 keep a strict lockout for. the
old man.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
AN UNUSUAL OPERATION.
Negro Submits 10 the Knife without
m Anaesthetie-

An unusual operation demonstrating
the efficiency Of modern surgery was per
formed at the Emergency Hospital yes
terday afternoon when a patient was
placed on the operating table and with
out the aid OF an anaesthetic underwent
an operation Of more than an hours du-
ration with nothing 10 stimulate him but
q small drink Of brandy.
The patient was George Gusts, a ne
gro. tWenty-seven years Of age, OF Ar
Hngton. Va He applied for treatment on
Sunday. telling Of the pain he had suf-
feTed for the last year
When Gusts had been placed on the
table one Of the doctors engaged him in
conversation while the surgeon started
the operation During the whole ordeal
the negro showed few signs Of pain, and
when told II was all over he asked the
surgeons 10 allow him to walk up stairs
After some discussion he consented to be
taken on a stretcher TO one Of the wards.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
Pretty wedding at Hager.torrn.

Special to The Washington Herald
HagerstOwn, Nd. Jan. I4-Miss EIva
Estelie AIiddlekaUf and George William
Strock were married this afternoon at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Martin L AIiddlekauff. Colonial
Hall" near Hagerstown. by KEY. Dr.. ]
Spangler Kieffer. pastor Of the Zion Re
formed Church, assisted by Rev. DIT. S.
W Owen. pastor Of ST Johns Lutheran
Church. OF Hagerstown. Several hundred
guests attended the wedding and recep-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The sixty-sixth regular quarterly divi-
dend Of "a per cent has been declared on
the capital stock Of the Washington Loan
and Trust Company payable FEBRJ-
AIRY !, 1903. when checks for dividends
VIII be mailed TO all stockholders OF reg
istered address
The books for the transfer Of stock VIII
be closed from January . 70 February /,
1909, both dates inclusive. Stockholders
who have changed their addresses since
date OF last dividend will please notify
the COMPANY. HARRY g. MEEM.
4af5 g d Treasurer
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L 5 Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bgrsau.

L - lbeIL- OF AETlc4lllc. htaL1-L
Washington. Thursday. Jan. Il. 1905 ? n
A cold ware has 0seTspread the Northwest brig
ing with :; clearing weather 70 tha1 section II
other sections tie weather has been unsetIied, With
mostly rain and with continued mid teInpersf7iTe
There are now two stc-m centers within the hllts
q observation. one IN On-aro and the 0ther West
q the Rockies.
The cold wave VIII advance eastward and over
sITcad tbs Grgat Lake region during FRIDAY IN nod
fed foT7a, and i vii cazse colder weather Il ne
3fddle and North Atlantic ecast States during Sat
uH1aT following a rIss II temperature Friday Ihc
tempezrure IN the Northwest VII moderate ag1in
and probably be followed By snow. No material
change Is indicated IN the weather condIiio-s noE
prevailing in the South
The winds sIo1g the New England coast WI hs
Moderate 10 fresh southeriy5 the Middle Atlantic
cnast mode-ate variable. mostly s5utherly. Cd tie
south Atlautic and Gulf Coasts moderate. Ta1lanle-
Steamers departing Friday fo- Ezropean 7o-ts VII
have moderate - fresh s0uthvesterly wrnds. with
rain- 70 the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
ROCKEFELLER'S HEALTH GOOD.
Physician Says Oil Magnate VIII
Live TO Be 100.

Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. 14.-Dr. H Big
gar, physician and close personal friend
OF John D. Rockefeller. to-day denied the
report that the oil magnate was suffering
from rheumatism. He said Mr.. Rookie
feller was enjoying perfect health.
He viii live TO be 100 years old" said
DIT. Biggar.
How does ne do ito" repeated the
doctor. BY these simple rules: First.
he avoids all worry; second, he takes
plerty CT exercise in the open air: third
he never overlOads his stomach. and al
ways gets up from the table a little bun-
cry II men would follow Mr.. Rocke-
feller's physical methods. We would an
be young at seventy"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
STEAMSHIP GROUNDS IN FOG
Despite Heavy sea. Crew Refuse TO
Leave the Vessel.
s-,.~-s,7 o, r., ys-,s,,----o, rE--,rz

tailed report Of the stranding Of the Brit
ish steamship Tecsdale, Capt. Shaw. was
received here tonight. The steamship.
bound from MaTseilles for Hampton
Roads, in ballast for orders. ran on the
shoals three miles north Of Currituck
Beach light at O'Clock this morning in
a dense fog and fresh northwest wind.
Shortly thereafter a shot was fred
over the steamer, then 9o0 yesrds off
shore and rolling in a heavy sea The
crew has refused tQ leave the ship. The
steamer is resting easily on the outer bar,
with two wTecking tugs standing by to-
night. and the prospect are that she viii
be saved If the weather continues favor
able
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
Boone afonument Urged-

A bin apprOpriating $500 for the con-
struction Of a monument TO mark the
Daniel Boone tran at Cumberland Gap.
KY, "7as introduced in the House yes
terGay by Representative Edwards. OF
that State. Three States corner at Cum
berland Gap. namely, Kentucky, Tennes-
see, and Virginia
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF CO.
lu1nbis holding Probate Court Nc IS-GI. Admin
strs:ion--This Is % give notice that the suhscrbs-
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
q administration ca Tire estate a Hsry Roland
Sullivan late a the District n ColEmba deceased
All prisons having claims against the deceased ars
hereby warned u exhibit the ssue with the T1ucl-
e Thereof iEaIiy s-stheusicsted 70 the S7bscriber
OF or before the 18Th DAY OF JANUARY. A ..
1910. otherwise they nsy b. law be excigded from
all benefit Of said estate Given under uy hsrd
tins I3th dsy of Janusrv 1903 CLARA EMILE
AUGUSTA VON TANGEN SULLIVAN The Da-
urariscotta- attest seal Wa. & TAYLOR. Dep
MY Register 0f wills for the District II Columbia,
Clerk q the Probate Court WILLIAM HIfZ- A.
icruey. ai5-Z-2
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
PORTO RICANS TO HELP.
Meeting to BE Called for Relief of
Italian Earthquake Sufferers.

san Juan. P. r. Jan A-Gov. Regis
Post and the Italian consul, Signor
Bozzo. are 10 call meeting of the prom
inent Italian citizens throughout the
islsDd in order &c collect funds for the
survivors of the Italian earthquake dis
aster. Prominent citizens Of the different
Post and Consul BOzZO-
The governor is sending letters TO the
mayors Of the different cities requesting
them TO use their means 10 help. a
series Of sporting events and perform
ances are being planned
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
n.n.n.-n.nr.. - nther CifIe..

TCuperatures II ether cites togsther with The
srsouut o. rainfall. fo- the twelve hours ended az
D. Il yesterday, as follows.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
Seek Adjustment of Debts.

SPECIAL TO Ihe washington heT2i0-
Roanoke. Va. Jan H--Representatives
of the Averill- Mitchell Corporation. of
Cambria, Va. which was forced into
bankruptcy Tuesday on the petition Of
creditors, were here to-day seeking an
agreement with creditors whereby the
petition in bankruptcy may be withdrawn
II is said their efforts will be successful.
The liabilities of the corporation are
$4,000. Il operates a furniture factory
and lumber business at Cambria
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
$. $. Bridgers Is Promoted.
The Wsshinrson Herald.

SPECIAL 70 Ihe washington heIala-
Roanoke. Va, Jan 1.-THE Norfolk and
Western Railway to-day announced the
promotion Of S. S. Bridgers from division
freight agent at Roanoke to the position
Of assistant general freight agent with
Offices at Columbus. Ohio where he viii
have charge Of all business north OF the
Ohio River. He succeeds H /. Daw, who
has been transferred to company head
quarters at Roanoke
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
II - sr-PRE1rE -OorRT 0F - nIsTRICr

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
a Columbia holding PTobate Court- No l5i2.
sdrninistratiou--This Is 20 give notice That ths
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has Oh
tanned from the Probate Cont of the District q
Columbia letters Il administration On the estate
of Frederic 2. Maxcy. late q the District C Co
lI.nbis deceased Al persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit ths
sane with the vouchers Thereof le-slly authsn-
ticated 70 he subscriber. On Ct before the 6TH
DAY OF JANUARY. A D. 1910; otherwise they
nay bv law Re excluded from al besefts OF said
es.afe Given u-dsr ny hand this Sta day q jar
rarv. 1853 ESTELLE a NANCY lis Rhode
Island ave Attest: tSeaLl JAMES TANNER.
Register Of Wills f0T the District q Columbia.
Clerk q the Probate Court- BENJAMIN :
MINOR Attorney jaSI5.2