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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

Generally speaking it would make
little, If any, difference to the average Re-
publican or to the party at large whether
Wilkinson Call be recognized as Senator
from Florida for the six years beginning
with the 4th of March, 81, or whether it be
some other Democrat, but circumstances
have given Mr.. Calls case an unusual in
terest. The Governor of Florida has stat
ed that he proposes refusing 10 issue a
certificate TO Mr.. Call taking the ground
that he was not legally elected to the
Senate, although he received majority
of the whole number of votes cast at a
joint session of the Florida legislature
held on the Goth of last May. Mr.. Calls
election is claimed by him under the Fed
eral statute of 1866 governing Senatorial
elections. The hearing of this case by the
Senate Committee on Elections, of which
Senator Hoar, an able constitutional law
yer is chairman, will be one Of the inter-
esting events OF the next session of Con-
gress. and its decision will doubtless serve
As a precedent in settling future disputes
of a similar nature.
The enforcement Of the liquor law has
begun in earnest in Lewiston The pro-
prietor of the Dewitt house was sentenced
to sixty days in Jail and appealed. The
greatest sensation has been caused by the
arrest of i've prominent rumsellers on a
charge Of attempted bribery Of deputy
sheriffs. The deputies testify that these
fellows offered them $3.50 month each,
and $500 for State fair week if they would
agree not to modest a syndicate of twenty
five dealers. We are glad to find these of.
ticers simply doing their duty. They de-
serve no particular credit for refusing a
bride. because no officer who is a decent
man could think for moment of any 9th.
er course. ON the contrary an officer who
would accept an official bride. and espec-
tally bride from rumsclers, is man so
utterly aud hopelessly knsve of the deep.
est dye that he would deserve nothing
from his fellow citizens except their deep
est and most lasting contempt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

UNNCprK, - -- r. the ~Arr.T- uf ,ur respective
,"antt,, or either Of their Deputies.
IkttilN''
- WE COMMAND lot 70 attach N"
I - ) Eicctri, Lt4ht Company, a corporation
nu.N oF-Anihri an'l having p.tre = business %
Il II -''''l ,.un'E q hah'9|A hhL -tf
,iA',, ~ ga. = .'Hi ''i''' ~ -A aug
.n' ,t"., on "''''' IL -'Ai''~' !" VIZ. me 'nia "1
W" r'st, INV q" ''t nv ~" 'd'l, :" ,.litti ','
mon "i'rt Formerly SHOWN A. the E'''ninb
- HIT over ulls ""n'd hs al ,tl'nlahl
coF f"rA''h " 'l'' Nh'nr n t"o hu'.t'+i H"'tAf'
Ahl -Hmm'h thr ~Ai'l ''tfrhihnt' = tr may n
.|uHl u F"ut pF''lhc'' u AfPrF N''etf "l't 'ht
u'rs II IN" supreme Lu'i'rAi curt hrNf " Hr
WTt a r MA Tn- ~
Charlie. T. >toyrr Of Ellsworth. Hancock county
aud state If Maine. For mat the -.ld Defendant
al said Ellsworth IN tie ,}ty 81 the purchase, ~
THU viii being indebted IL tse plltu;ir Ia the -uu
u thirty in dollars areor,ilu. to the account au
urNt,E. then ANA thrr.. Ill consideration thereof
promised the pa!ut!r a. pay him the Sam. -tiin Yr
labor performed and material and !alsr furnish
ed tn altering and rcualrtn.- 4sid mill and bun
Ing under A contract ~ thea with th. al def a.,
iant the owners ~ salt main and building and
iant the last II WhIrh material alI tabor wl- ftr
ui-het aud performed within ntnrtv IAy- before
IN. pprha- or I'M. ,yrttn I tll- -t,it /. Lr,u-ht
q cnfsrcc 70" plt! III Hen frr the zane upon
al" ''i'i AM "U'''"- ana Ian" N'"'e ''e7e''pel-
kLLsWnKrH kLf' rKt' LIGHT Con-,
rocHAKLEs +. >ToFkR. pR.
I>S9
August IL For i. Ity- labor On min al
uyr JAN .llm. y prr iay .l6Gu
~ tt,
i"e '""'' W. - ''Etv't.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

To the Honorable Judge ~ Probate for the county
Of Hancock.
TUE undersigned. administrator of tho estate Of
John NJ. Joy, late uf Ellsworth, in said county,
deceased respectfully represents that The goods
not sufficient To pay his just debts and charges Of
administration by the Of three hundred dol
lars
Wherefore your petitioner pray, your honor IA
grant him license Ia sell, at public or private
sale. and convey undivided half OF the Beuja-
min Joy homestead at Joyylle sn-cailed. in said
Ellsworth, the whole containing about two bum
dred acres, one half Of which belongs % the real
estate OF the deceased Including the revcr-ion OF
the widows dover therein to satisfy said debts
and charges Of administration
A.. F. ~ RNHAM, Admir-.
Ellsworth, Aug 12th, 1891.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Conrt OF Probate Aug. Term. A
u. lS9i.
Upon the foregoing Petition ,ORpERED-Tbat said
petitioner give public notice to all persons nteres
teddy causing copy of the petition and this or
der thereon to be published three weeks successive
ly In the Ellsworth American newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth in said conn
~ That they may appear at Court OF Pro
bate for said County, to he held at Pine
NIL, on the second Wednesday Of sent
next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon. To
sho" cause, II any they have, why the PRAYER
OF said petitioner should not be granted
q. Z. CJNNISGHAM Judge
Attest ;-CHAs. L. DoRR, Register
true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. T.. DoRR Register
3W34
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

Mr.. Editor Il see two weeks in sue
cesion and artical Signed Norseme from
Gouldsboro think it is the Voice of One
of these Radical Republicans who will not
read any Paper of the Democratic type and
as usal accusing the democrats of that
witch they are not guilty of they will not
read democratic Paper and consequently
what doe they know about the democrats
Please tell Nprseme before he comes to
the front again to read some Democratic
truths witch he can only find in Demo-
cratic Paper and he will then feel more
like crawling into hole and hauling the
hole in after him than writeing such non
sence as this
II. A. SPRINGER,
West Franklin, Maine.
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N OF &c = /.

The annual meeting of the Hancock Land Com
pany will be held at the office of B. b. Thatcher
No. IS Exchange street, Bangor, PeLobscot coun
~, Maine, on Wednesday, the End day of Septsm
Der, A. d. 1891, at half past seven O'Clock M To
choose proper officers for the ensuing wear and tn
transact any other business which may properly
come before said meeting. Per order
H. 2. HAMLIN,
Clerk Of said Company.
Dated this 18th day Of August, A. D. 1891 2wA
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Yet, though often requested, the said lefenda Mt
has not paid said sum hut ncgleCts TO do to the
damage Of said plaintiff as he lays the of
two hundred dollars which shall then and there
be maize 10 appear with other due damages. And
have you there tins writ with your doings thei elm.
illness, John \. P,iers. Justice Of >ai court
ut Ellsworth this thirteenth Iay ~ November In
the year OF our Lori one thousand eight hundred
and eignty nine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27
Deer Isle, Aug. 7th, ls9i.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, IS AT a court OF Probate held at
Ellsworth,on the second Wed. OF Aug, A. ~ 1881.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That nd.
tce be given by publishing copy ~ lila nsti,i"p
WIN this oritr thereon, three weeks 4uccessivelv
10 Tie Ellsworth Americans new spaper printed IL
ellsworth that all persons interested may attend on
PROBATE to be holden in Bluebill. and Shev
cause, II any, why the prayer OF said petition
snouid moi be granted. Such notice 10 be given
before said court
q. II. CUNNINGHAM Judge
Attest -tHAs. p. DORR, Register
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. z. DnRR Register
21ra
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

At a court Of Probate hoiien ut Ellsworth, within
aud for the county OF Hancock on the scrond
"wednesday ct August. \. D. i-,l
D .CHAKp Il. SrDNER, uatnei executor in a
III certain instrument purportiug To 10 the Ia !,
VIII and testament Of Abby \ Eroen. late of
Rucksport IN sail county, deceased, having Pre-.
-entci the same for probate
orercd That tie said Richard Il. slower give
notice to all persons interested. hy cau-in. A cny
of this order to be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, printed At Els
worth. that they may appear tt a probate court to
he held At Biuchili III said county Oh tie second
Wednesday Of sept. next, al ten o; the clock IN
the forenoon, and show cause. If any they have,
why the said instrument should not 81 proved al
proved and allowed IA. the last .ili ana testament
Of said deceased.
o. z. CUNNINGHAM Judge
Attest .-CFIAs. L. nORE, RI = -tcr
true copy, Attest -CHA.. 7. DoRR Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27
The Hancock Association Benevoleuce
System.

The sem-anuuaI meeting of this organ
ization WIS held win the Ellsworth Bap-
list church "Wednesday. Aug 10. \ small
hut enthusiastic number WAS present.
The following program was carried out
unier the direction Of Horace Perkins of
fenobscot, moderator. and w. II Rice,
Lamone, clerE and treasurer At 10 a. NJ,
praise service was held led By Rev. W. G.
of the 81 chapter of Johns gospel By the
moderator ami q season of prayer partic-
ipated in by several of the brethren.
Then reports of the work in the several
and suh-agents, showing the working of the
system. While il Is not all that could be
desired on account Of the apathy of the
church membership, yet it i, vast i'm
provement over any system hitherto en-
ployed. The report of the treasurer. w
III. Rice showed slight falling OF from
last year in the amount of contributions
The work of the various general societies
Oh the CONTAMINATION was discussed by
Revs. Bick ford, Mason, Stetson and Whit
ten. Adjourned for dinner which was
supplied in abundance by the ladies' Of the
Ellsworth church. Assem- 1led again at
l.30 A short praise service was led by
Rev, f. A, Davis. Rev. +. S. Bickford
preached from the text: Tine weapons
of our warfare are not carnal," Cor.
10: ia sermon replete with thought con
corning the methods, weapons and con-
ditions of the christian warfare.
Six topics relating to the system were
discussed spiritedly and at length, occupy
ing the remainder of the session.
A vote of thanks to the ladies of the
Ellsworth church for their hospitality was
passed Adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27
STATE or NAI\E.


IT I'M ~ n =
Subscribed and sworn to nefura me this ~th dag
nt August, 4 -. I>ll. trln. 4. ftiitR,
l4-tIr, NJ tht Peace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

The alleged friendship between Gov
Hill and Mr.. Cleveland does not prevent
the friends of those gentlemen from rap
ping each other over the head just as
often as chance occurs, and there are
reasons for the belief that each of the
gentlemen named has in his possession q
long and keen knife which he proposes to
use upon the other next year. if it be-
comes necessary. The knowledge of these
facts is the foundation of the German
boom; his friends calculate that Cleve-
land and Hill have killed each others OPP
portunities and that both sides viii sup
port German. But will they?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

To the Hon Judge Of Prob lte within ana for the
county of Hancock
THE und .r-igned, guardian Of Julia II. Green
l. Mamie F. Grccn, Hattie " Green Frederick
VI Green and Grace NJ. Green, minors respect
iuliy represents that said wards are seized and
possessed Of the following descrine, rc;.! estat,
situate in Deer Isle, in sad.county, u Wit. one
Undivided fourth part Of all the real estate of
which Mary e. ketetas, late OF said Deer Isle ,lc.
ceased, dled seized and possessed. That said e.
tate Is unpro,tntive of any benefit 10 said minors
and that 1t will be for the interest OF said minors
that the same should be so ii and the proceeds sc
prays your honor that She may be authorized and
empowered agreebly to law to sell at public DR.
private sale ana convey the above described real
estate such part Of ii as in your opinion NAV IL
eApedient.
METRE II. GREEN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

Is h THOMPSON.
Treasurer % GO, rlvu pI Tr,tt.a.
Ireuttn, JI.y .n I-YI. .aufl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss;-To the Sherihs of our respective
Counties, or either of their Deputies,
GREETING

HANCOCK. SIS To the sherifrs of our respective
GREETING:
". 5. w goods or estate Of the Ellsworth
I - Electric Light Company, a corporation
duly organized and having place Of business at
Ellsworth. In said county OF Hancock, and espe-
cialy TO attach certain mill in said Ellsworth,
and the land on which II stands TO wit I he mill
on the eastern end of the five saw dam. so-called.
on Mon liver, formerly known as the Whitcomb
and Haynes lower mill owned by said defendant
corporation 70 the value of two hundred dollars;
and summon The said defendant. III he may be
found In your precihct.) To appear before our
justices of the Snprcme Judicial Court, next To
be holden In Ellsworth, within and for our county
of Hancock. on the third Tuesday of January
next, then and there In our said court to answer
unto Eben n. slower, OF Ellsworth. Hancock conn
", Maine. For that the said defendant at said
Ellsworth on the DAY Of the purchase OF this writ,
being indebted to the plaintiff In the sum of thir
ty four dollars and eighty four cents according to
the account annexed. then and there in considera-
ton thereof. promised the plaintiff to pay him the
same sum on dema nd which account the plain
tiff AYERS is for labor performed anc aterias fur
nishet In altering and repairing said mill and
building under a contract by them with said de-
PENDANT. the owners Of said mill and but ding and
land. the last Of which material and labor was
furnished and performed within ninety days be
fore the purchase of this writ and this suit Is
brought to enforce the plaintiffs lien for the same
upon said mill and building and the land above
described.
ELLswoRTB ELECTRIC LiGHT COMPANY.
TOE. NJ. SroyER, DIR.
issa.
MAY ), To amount Of bill rendered. also so
June ~, -" Payei Humphrv san
ders for llh days Ia
Dor mill. $500
Paved willard Tire
worry for -. days la
Dor on mill. li.5Q
=" " az DAYS labor Of NY.
SELF on mill, 81, $50
Aug. L., :" II days labor OF my
self on mill at o., 5i.oo 1890
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Holm :. k\UWTTn>
STATE OF MAINE.

Of uurt Thereon.
3W&5 Attest JOHN + k>pWLTnN. CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-27

Fl. A. SPRINGER,
West Franklin, Maine.
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Attest -tftAs- Z. DORR, RI z -tcr.
true copy, Attest .-tHAs. T.. DORR, Register.
3tyyj
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-21

TACOMA. April a-[>peciaii-A party os
seyen Usea in charge Of Harry J.. Parrish. who
vas member Of the fe1nsylF1aIa geological
survey, will stast o.; this week 20 make q SUP
sey OF the coal measures Of Pierce and King
counties The party is sent OF; BY The state
geological Commission, and will. stsse Geologist
BefhEne says prepare chart of the coal strata
OF ihis section Another party will conduct .
survey IN Stevens cozaty arccr the supervision
OF Engineer Difsor- formerly OF Major Poweirs
government; staf- a third party viii be formed.
Later on. 20 work east OF the mountainx
oLYArrA. April sa-sSpecial- 1.-The geological
survey commission held meeting this morning.
a1d appointed two assistant geoioyisss in charge
to prosecute the work Of preparing statistics of
the Tniaeralogical wealth of the state One OF
the assistants Was Paul =. Riecker, Of Seattle,
who was in the employ of the governments geo
logical survey for about seven years. and the
other was II. E Parrish. of Iacorns, recently q
member OF the Pennsylvania geological survey
M Rieckers party viii have it, headquarters
at CoIviiie. and VIII work ezxferiy until the
middle Of tic summer, when 10 viii probably
change the base OF operations 10 Snohomish and
Skagis counties. Mr. Parrish win be in charge
OF the party which win survey the coal district
N Fierce county.
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srILKrTos DRIPPING BLOOD.



Terrible Fight in Maaa Family-Twe
Dead, Others Bleeding.
NEW YoRK, April IA terrible tragedy was
enacted in the Italian quarter Of Hoboken At
an early hour this morning. Angelo Gaboth
ana vile had come TO spend the night at the
nome OF Gaboth's wife's parents, Antonio Chin
ceuA and wife. Gaboth was . shiftless fellow,
ana In view OF the tragedy il is probable last
nights visit was part Of deliberate plot to rob
the Chincellas
About O'Clock this morning Gaboth arose
ana, entering the room where his wife was
Meepsng with her mother, plunged stilefto into
sne old woman's abdomen. killing her. The
fact that his wife remained perfectly quiet with
her mothers blood squirting over her is taken a.
evidence Of the tact that she was party to the
horrible plot
Gaboth then went into the next room and
thrust the stiietto into the neck Of old
Chincelia, meaning to end his life with
one blow He missed the vital SPOT. however,
and the old man gave . cry which
aroused his two sons In the next room. One of
them seized a stiletto and sprang as the muir
oerer Ike tigel. A fierce contest followed, the
men lighting up and down the room, striking At
each other. Suddenly Gaboth's wife srrang ont
OF bed and tried to separate the combatants, re-
ceiy1ng two serious slabs. The older OF the sons
seized her. pulled her away and let the combat
ants fight it out
moment later Gaboth flung up his arms, and
with loud cry fell dead. Young Chincelia had
driven the stiletto through the left eye into the
oraln- foung Chince-ia went at once to the
police headquarters and reported the occur
renee. He Was seriously cut His sisters in
Jurles are not dangerous, hut the old man will
die The bodies of Mrs. ChincelIa and Gaboth
were taken 70 the morgue.
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IN. rnion Pacific at OLYMPIA.

orYur.A. April aa-iSpecial The Olympia
Triaa.c this evening prints the following special
s,;spateh irom Portland: IL is ofhcially an
nos,acei that the MON Psc36c will positively
resume work IN Olympia between the Is. and
5sh day OF Nsv. No change viii Be made fro1n
,h. orisSnsl survey The differences between
ron,rsrtors Kirkpatrsck Bros & Co. and the sub
contractor. J. H. smith. have been settled. and
the .r,o,,n, fov damages 20 be paid j. H. Smith
4 Co. 10. quitting the work only awaits the ap-
nroysi of the Eastern Once From eonversa-
ton recently with Jay Gould IL - evident that
he win see thai Olympia Is looked
20 TIE Great Northern wanted % curve
-. tire from Purnslup and run 3 spur into
Troorna because oi the expense contingent On
crossing the numerous euo over the approach
=, OLYMPIA aoald, however. objected 10 tnas
ana wanted the road "a prsz through the capital
ritv. and determined % build Is ~ the tnio1
p.rs5c only, unless the Great Northern would
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PRESIDENT CABLE on GOULD.
The Rock lsland Not Aff1id-Wftnesses
Must Answer Questions.

Must Answer Questions.
CHICAGO, April 0.-Ihe attention OF President
Cable, OF the Rock Island road, was today called
TO what purported to be an interview with Jay
Gould, teiegraphed from Denver. In this Mr..
Gould. while denying that he is seeking to dis
fupt the Western Traffic Association. says such
thing is not entirely out of his mind. but il
would not be policy for him to do 50. Referring
to the fact that the Santa Ee and Rock Island
are out - great rivals OF his. Gould is quoted
saying: sit Is boeh. Neither one of these
roads can make a move without con-
snItsng me-" President Cable said
the announcement THAI Gould had con-
sidered the proposition to disrupt the Western
Traffic Association would surprise nobody in
the railway world; neither would any one ques-
tion the reason which he assigned for refrain
ing from it "Nobody questions his courage"
added President Cable, sin attacking contract
when it inse-feres with his interests. He ought
not to assume. however. that the managing ON
GERS of other roads dare not move without con-
sulfiEg him. especially rs his attorney is now
defending suits vigorously prosecuted by the
Rock Island and St Paul in connection with
the Omaha bridge contract
United States Attorney Giichyisf today made
complaint before Judge jenkins, IN the federal
court at Chicago, that certain employees of
Swift 4 Co., dressed beef shippers, refused TO
answer certain questions as to discrimination in
railroad rates in favor of that firm, put to them
by the federal grand jury, on the ground that by
20 doing they might incriminate themselves.
The judge ruled that they must answer. Judge
jenkins followed the ruling Of Judge Gresham
IN the Counselman case, of -ecent date, ruling
that II TIE witnesses do not answer they must
appear before the cou-t May /, and show eanse
Why they should not be punished for contempt
The directors Of the Pullman Palace car Com
pany today declared aqunteriy dividend Of ?
pey cent
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A DAUGHTER DIsINHKRITED.
Her Father on His Knees In Vain Be-
aoughf Her tn Reform.

PORTLAND, April e0.ISpeclall 1.-Two years ago
Elizabeth McCalla, citizen Of California, began
suit in the United States court here to have GER
tain conyeyan -es Of real property made by her
father, James B. Stephens, pioneer resident of
East Portland, set aside on account OF alleged in
CAPACITY Of the grantor and undue influence
brought TO bear on him. The case was decided
N sae United States court today by Judge Deadly
In favor Of the defendaatA The property in
question il worth quarter Of . million dollars,
Stephens, his daughter. Mrs NcCaiis, being dis
inherited. She 10 about 80 years OF age and some
time prior TO $50 she vss married TO one Dr. A.
NJ Toryer, TO whom she bore three children and
from whom she was subsequently, sspAtated and
later divorced.
After leading disrcputabie l.fe both before
and after the divorce, and acquiring the habit
OF Using strong d-ink and opium. she was mar
ried some years since ID her present Husband.
one George McCaila, Of Los Angeles, . soft of
newspaper man. poet, gambler and opium
fend.
About the year 1873, while the plaintiff was
living separate from Toryea, she took young
nan into her house. with whom she WIS under
stood TO be living in q state of adultery. On
this account her father went TO her house aud
on his knees beseechcd her to change
her life and behave herself: 10 come home and
live with him and her mother, wh<re she
should never want for anything In i.spo lsc
the plainrH spit at him. and aid: ..Its none of
Your d-d business what / do; ! will do as
Cd id ple4se." Thereupon her father rose up
and went away. saving II hope you viii see
tie day when you viii have 20 bcs for q living"
he never spoke 20 her again, and rs the court
said in summing up the case, app-rentiy then
and there formed the purpose, to viii BE ever
afterwards adhered, OF d:sirheritiug her.
The court held thst the eonveya- les OF prop
erfy were made aftc- long and careful consid-
eration free from the influence. persuasion OF sns
rest.on OF any one. Tor The purpose OF bcsfowing
his property as pleased himself, and 70 exclude
his daughse- from sny benefit thereof IL was
shewn that Mrs McCslla had conveyed her in
seress in the property TO Williams & Boyce. of
Los Angeles, ca which ground her bin must be
dismissed even II the deeds were not good The
bill was ordered dismissed MeCalla aud his
wife have been here since the suit began, and
present, poverty stricken appearance. and the
chances are she may have 70 beg her bread.