Smyrna times., 1891-09-23
TUESDAY.

Miss Sallie A. Cummins Ivos ~, G..
t witness called on Tnesdow los Sle liIsC
and was held In the witness oL"i. mug
% 3" noaE ana q half, the target for Isl
ten5;~ aTlo sharp questions by the con.
roin,itIS lawyers. She was questioned
fatbar ABOUT the sickness of her
br yaGa apu aPpPolectie symptoms, the
cbilJra,, H Enu B SlsIers OF her father, their
LII nl1'U lieu, Drs. Brlnkman of PhiladelDhia
n bu iiMighC' OF smyrna, the ATTENDING
IN 1886 and ~ that affected H. "' Sa
ta TI, 'o UlIne with both physical and men
no. " 10 ness ana again in '89 when he |
e %ao III oeG Tor AZ days and was not ont
y ~ g nq49er OF months. She spoke of
e!S9pIlole change in ~, when ba
mat to ner 70 help him in his business
b ;rS an entirely new feature with
for S previously he had never asked
dific1It Of ADVICE. After Walters
eideJ anJ tAe change was most de-
menu mem su9 galpIul, in loss of will and
visitS - D nus sald he made several
was s'T ~, " lover IN ,sS, lat the time he
conona aHg ms Will when he was ao.
AJaIan nIou ny ms brothers, David and
contents nc Sne knew nothing of the
reaJ hs. u the will, not hearing il /
She do gu. 5ao knowledge of the codicil'
rigbt L L,St saying the will was ali t
wonid 80 on the contrary that it q
Dr " a great deal of trouble.
IT; j. Z. DiricksOn, of BerIin Ma a
he Ioors;"5 n III, Tor 26 years or since n
He bsid ~. MlsS ELIZA ,. Cummins. e.
Of a oos. HIH ~ nigh esteem and smoke ri
r., ~ S9i ~ 'etter which he recsived n
from Mr.. Cummins in 1es6 IL SoolFeu Il
stated he intended to proviSa " g." nc al
son son George. When he last sa,, ~ ~ nls
1858 ne noticed great chance ~. LII hd ~ OF
10 explain to Mr.. C.. wbo he ~. nc nau Ii.
was dilation of the pupil of his 'nole ci
'hat indicated sOfteninO IF tha he' oye
some one Of the three cerehr.i 1 .. Ut
1lesl and Eli together his onnaor S,ou.
gas not one who was In tBa 1850 !
nehtal condition to properlv disOPPt
y large estate. He told Mr. b." tn
uohd tae impression made unon hiy. in
mo- asked If Mr.. Cummins had no, hm1 DC
Il appoplectic attack. "''u loo
Robt. Tom Cochran og AT;aa, GU
aiS,o = ' witness in a certain ou
nv L "y VI stating things, and NOT ine e
"a va,.al" W Ssie lawyers and witnesses on NJ.
~ - VI an explosion Of laughter ~ IN :
q In ,Sn disturbed Tu the placid dignity NJ.
Judge" Cooper. Boiled down from MR.
!; tnooAth petHralness having In n int
,lee OF profanity, It was tbat on strr
ST. several years ago he conl3ni, enl'
END. Os"l@e an old Ii
Si r. Mary K. Eldridge's testimonv sey'
. tne interest ofa we'll told narrat;vS gate
y as IN regard TO visit 10 Mr. ~ ton
ics 20 ~ the spring of 's9 in the inter' viii
o. the church Ito which he was 70 al
" liberia, j when he said he w wss hosp
Iy, l2r the FIRST time In his life rs terta
ISL rei9se, saying be was a rninaJ as In
y, ana narFating some of the tronh repu
mat mad been brought on him H. ger
boys, tibet they had cost him $50 O69
geo. ". Cummlns, Jr., testified as - O.
relation to his father and esnsc1ali' t. eM
Z, Z Sne expense the latter had ~
= = him: He said he had taken c nsa
'lmself the larger part Of The t I@e GEAR 5s6I
/ nREIeteq the years spent clerkino age age.
~ navy merchandising, dealer IL Gear
~ HRql phosphate, and IN nnmer- COLDS
Z Ipe aiHerent sums 81 ,aopeg FL iasnc
er mad paid or given him. msds We i nee
- not Including 5000 at The tims terno