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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-14

They Can't Foreclose on Property I'm
the Hand. of an Aaxignea


the Hands Of an Assignee.
A decision on an interesting point was deliv-
cred by Judge Langley yesterday ia Daniel Kei-
lehers suit against Rivers Bros and Sheriff
WooIery.
The facts of the csae are that B. W. Kilber,
who kept picture store on the corner of Co.
lumbia and Third streets, became involved aud
assigned for the benefit OF his creditors. Riv-
ers Bros. were creditors, and their claim was Sc
cured by mortgage upon the property. Upon
kilbers assignment Rivers Bros. took no steps
to foreciose the mortgage until after KelIehers
appointment as assignee. They then attem pied
to iereeose by notice of sale. and put the sheriff
In possession. The assignee then moved for a
restraining order, and the motion came up be-
fore Judge Langley yesterday afternoon who
held that the assignee officer OF the
court, and that his possession could not be dis
turbed by foreclosure by notice of sale on the
part of q secured creditor whose mortgage was
prior 10 the assignment.
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A Bad Account OF Her Husband.

|. Eva Richardson brought suit I'm the superior
court yesterday TO obtain a divorce from her
husband, J. +. Richardson. Mrs. Richardson
says that they were married in 1880, but tina: her
husbands conduct since then has made life
with him impossible for her. She claims that
he has treated her brutality and cruelty, 10 fire.
euentiy intoxicated, and when in that condi-
ton subjects her to various indignities. besides
applying epithets to her too vile and obscene to
10 mentioned Tho couple have no children
and no community property. but the wife
claims 10 be the owner OF a hack valued at 500.
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SEATTLE BANK WINS.
Verdict for Defendant in Suit
About Wards Note.
AS TO MORTGAGES.
They Must Wait When Assignees Have
Possession--Suit in Regard to
Electric Lighting.

Argument o. counsel was finished yesterday
afternoon in the action brought by the Wash
fngton National bank 0: Tacoma against the Sc
a,te National bank, and the case went to the
Jury a. $50 O'Clock Judge Osborn charged that
unaer no circumstances could a cashier pledge
the security OF his bank as collateral for his
ogn paper so IS 20 render the bank liable; that
such su action was entirely beyond the scope of
his authority
At9:31 o'clock last night the jury brought in
a verdict for the defendant
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No will If the late Henry L. Yesler having
been discovered, the petition for the appoint
Eent OF ~ +. Maddocks as administrator OF his
siiaie came up before Judge Langley in the pro-
bate department of the superior court yester-
day.
The petition was opposed by Strive < Nc
hesen, representing certain California credit
ors Of the estate, and Preston, Carr Il Preston.
the Lowman heirs IN Maryland.
Alter argument b. counsel, the hearing was
continued until InnnnrY %
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To lie Tried for Grand Larceny.

An Information was fled by the prosecuting
i'oraey ia tle superior court yesterday chsrg-
bg John smith with grand larceny in taking
various articles belonging - John Netz~i
amounting 20 So, on January y, 1893. smith
Va arrested on Jack -ol street Yesterday after
hooa. ami " Is committed by Justice Glasgow IN
ee'su 90 $50 bonds 10 await Trial in tue su.
rer.pr Faurt
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List of Physicians Registereal.

The report OF the county auditor TO tsle state
board OF health for the quarter ending Deem
Der 81. ls92. shows the following lis.,f ply
scians registered during that period: in the
county. Some of the names are re-eptriss:
D-s Katie FIack. William Chapna.l, Mrs.
Marie Moe, Jane Fay, ". A. Snannonz Henry
Yan,!c.., Thomas ". sloan. Harry DoA,l.. John
II. Rooms, Frederick A Churca.l and ReItus IT.
smith
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FRANDREcHs Pulls are tee safest AMI most
effective semr&y ior Bclye>t ou, .rEeS s.a-3ty OF
tie bowels, ,luauo1, u sous hess, -va lac he
1.zs .ae-~ rla.arIa, yr any ilsoGs- 4-.>.ls rom
a. IMPURE state al Inc boo. 3Eey have been
IL ne III y04> country tor oy~r say yc4cs. ana
the thousands ii tutmpescaaiLe Iss:.lu0i as
from those " no nave usei taeta. an their con-
stantlY increasing sAte, - !ucaLJ19Tcc ole ey4-
deuce that t1ey pe-ioEm ali tsag j. claimed tor
them.
sold IN every drag ant medicine store either
pain or SUGAR coated.
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Dr. G.ifio. Of the Dr,ti9 Dental Association,
has the reputation a.. extracting and filing
teeth without pain IEe doctor has b-ru located
here Tor four years sul has no peers IA prices
are moderate. Once, :, 9, 10 aut Il Union
block t-lS Front street,
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strudwiCk " Peters brought suit yesterday
against Robert II. BOYLE, formerly OF this city,
ros O! Pittshurg, and sued out writ OF attach
saeni against him. The plaintiffs claim that
the defendant became indebted 20 them for
legal services performed from December l6, 1889
10 January -. 1890, that this has never bean
falG, aud thai the defendant is a Nonresident
bat owns stock IN tie seattle Iron ana Steel
Manufacturing Company. which is sought to Be
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y
and she Eresentet q pitt
able con Z ton. We tried
almost everything, bus
she cong nued 10 get
worse. chen we tried
one of oy-r best physici-
ans. but ALI to no pur-
pose FSlaliy my wife
believed chat the Curt
cURA RkaEDIEs would
cure her After she had
used nIne boxes of CUrI-
cUEa, any about a dozen
CAKES q CUTICURA
Soar. arS. four bottles
of CUT1p-CRA RFsoLv.
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Made
Possible

One of the largest successes
in the way of FIavoring Ex-
tracts in the world is the
Price Flayoring Extract Com
panv. Their success is
attributed to the perfection
of DR.. Prices Delicious Slav-
oring Extracts. This pezfec-
ton was made possible
through the new processes
discovered by DR.. Price for
extracting from the true f.uits
their natural flavoring proper
ties. ANY housekeepcr .ehat
will use DR.. Prices Orange,
Lemon, Vanilla, or any o.her
favor, will pronounce t.lem
faultless.
The purity of DR.. Pr=ce's
Flavors offers the best sc*ur-
ity against the dangers witch
are common in the use Of the
ordinary favoring extracts in
the market.
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House Burned at snoon.Imic.

dispatch from enoGusiute SAYS ,aat early
Thursday morning the house .: I1i. McClond
fauc4er, was destroyed oy tre. Nothing was
saved Gul there : no luss.s &C - cover the
s yol ioss The FIRE stsrtel IN detective aac.
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Ext she wa cured entirely. her 3lair came
again. and today she has as fine pead OF black
curly hair ana as smooth skin adv in Allen
town. Her eyebrows are heavier gan they ever
were her soap Is free from dan,:ruf and her
health is excellent. Now for the benefit of those
suffering with same disease or 10 th.,se who may
doubt he truthtuness Of this stateuEsnt write me,
Enclosing a stamp. and will cheerfu<y answer.
am sure that the CUTICUgA REMEp5 Es cured my
wife for she used nothing else durEsig the four
five mont IS she used them.
FREEMAN SrOEKER
225 Court Street. Allentown Pa
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The following new cases were fled In the
eoaaty Clerks oaice yesterday
: terrea -. Rlmpi < Mayef-Actton 10 re-
,rt possession ~ per> ma. property.
> A-a'os y. Fred kcs ~ al.-Action on a
'esaiSsory uots L recover SIS -
10. divorce
F1aaz N.tcac!j -. Fswcctt { Ray-snit 10
'ttrEe' - 20 ga "a t-suls>H~v nntc.
Susiv.e~ & ts;e-- v herr II Boyle-Sutt
70 FScoye. i.7 f4r legal services
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ROUGH. WIsTRy, CHANGEABLE WEATHER pro-
duces Catarrhs. Coughs. Disorders of ,h@ Lungs
&C., which Jayne's Expectorant promptly cures
II faithfully administered.
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CRUSTS And SCALES
Hair and Eyebrows Fell OF. Doctor
and Many Remedies Nc Benefit.
Entirely Cured and Hair
Restored by CuticEra.

Nv wife has been troubled for yaars with dry
crus and scales on her head and eyebrows After
seeming lie dormant for years In: her system. IL
broke our over year in al its lIry. Her hair
matches. her eYehrecya al fell
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Seattle Grocery Company. Telephone. 500

Ladies. go 10 J. J. Wittwer. 6l3 Frols stree
and have your hair properly attended tos
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Tn. Cause or the Rock leland Wreck

CHICAGO Nov. 13.-Thirteen persons dead
and thirty Injured was the result OF the Rock
Island roads collision at Eggleton on last
Wednesday. and the cause OF It, 1t was learned
to-day was the act OF Charley Shields. twelve.
year-old boy. On Wednesday night Charley
lighted fusee on the tracks at Seventy first
street.
He picked 1t up. played with 1t awhile and
then threw 1t away. When the suburban train
was behind time at Seventy first street the
rear brak eman, in compliance with the rules.
lit fuser and dropped II ON the track from the
rear platform Of the last car.
These fusees burn brightly about ten min
utes and are warning to trains using the
and they must stop. When young Shields
threw away tho fusee he unconsciously re-
disastrous real. END collision followed. Charley
was before Justice Foster to- day and was dis
missed from custSdy
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MRS. RoosEnELT,s DEhTH.
The Funeral Will be Privnte-Afany Met
snEes of 2HmpnthY Received.

LONDON. Nov. 13-NIrs. J. Roosevelt Roosc-
volt, who died yesterday. had suffered for
many weeks Her condition did not forbid
hope OF her recovery until Friday last, when
she began to lose strength rapidly. Mrs
Roosevelt's death occurred at 4:30 I. NJ at
her residence. Heathneld. Ascot During
Thursday. Friday. and Saturday she was con-
scious only atintervals. On Saturday morn
Ing she relapsed into Inconsistencies hut
there were brief intervals during the day
when she recognized those around her. Her
death WAS pencefuL
Mrs. VIM. Aston Mrs Roosevelt Roosevclt's
her daughter early last week, The body will 10
temporarily int erred In tho Ascot churchyard
The services will he held on " edncsday. tho
vicar officiating. subsequently tho body will
be taken to New York Tor interment IN the
family vault Many kilograms Of coincidence
and sympathy arc being received at the Amer
lean embassy and the Roosevelt residence ut
Heathtleld. The funeral will 10 private. but
the officials OF the embassy will attcnd: Mr.
roosevelt VIII probably not resume his duties
at the embassy immediately.
Ambassador BRyard, other nrominoLt OH
Gals. and Mrs. Bayard sent messages OF SYM
pathy to Mr. Roosevelt last night. The Am
bassndor. accompanied by an embassy OIL
cial. arrived at Ascot on the ilrst train to-day
and assisted in the preparations for the fu-
neral. The greater part OF the morning was
spent In writing md sending dispatches to the
numerous friends Of thu family. Ambassador
Bayard returned from Heathield this evening.
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A Brilliant Audience OF Fashionable Folk
on HIND for the Opening Night.

A Brilliant Audience OF Fashionable Folk
ON Hand for the Opening Night.
Society filled the boxes. some OF the arena
seats. and considerable OF the space on tho
promenade which encircles the exhibition
ring OF the Garden. last night.
1t was a brilliant and distinguished COM
pany. and the display OF costumes was we'll
nigh gorgeous ,s,,.s box to which nearly every
one visit was that occupied by Mrs.
Paran stevens. who had as her guests
Of pink broeade and tiny hat Of Willie lsss s'a and
her husband: the, baroness dc seilli6re in
Perigord in a handsome dress OF black satin
Mrs. ogden Mills, in a rich costume OF pearl.
gray silk combined with pale blue shared a
box with Mrs. Henry sloane. who looked very
handsome In violet velvet.
and Black velvet and MI IS sands in black and
white silver; with bertha OF white lace. held
Mr. and Mrs +. Townsend iI Burden dent the latter
In dark maroon silk and white lace. with their
Mss Marie an ys SILK and
blue and white striped silk. were the oeeu-
pants Miss q fiiz s9x Elk,,s !, .rson
ssd s with her sSos 's M EdR%n
Brqner sgt IN one Of The boxes,
M s a m' Mr. s4sRSa Hs msffs their
merry party in another box.
Mrs 5, Van Rensselaer, Cruger. in a strisine
guest Of Mr. and Mrs James Ks as as the
Mrs. William Everett Strong In sea. green
and white striped silk. and Miss Massie strong.
In mauye silk. stroled about the ring Will
Mfr P EassLd Miss FrelinghuySen. and Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Story had with them
Miss Potter and II. Mott Potter N'
Lady Cooper Key. in a gorgeous costume Of
pearl gray and black. was the distinguished
guest In the box occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
WIZ Mr. \. Taller was surrounded by Gen and
Mrs. Henry l.. Burnett and his daughter. Miss
Fannie Taller. who looked very handsome In
black and pale blue.
had with her in her box Mrs. Fred Nelson, Wiz;
wore a gown Of black silk relieved with red
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll. tho latter in
black silk trimmed with white lace, and n
biacR hat dressed with bows OF eminence val
vet walked about the exhibition ring with
Hamilton Cary and Woodbury. Kane. Wv"
Mrs George Peabody Wetmore and their
daughters occupied a box. which was con-
stantly surrounded by visitors. Some Of the
others In the boxes and on the promenade
were:
Mrs and Mrs. Grenyille Kane. Miss May Bird Mr. and
Mrs Charles H. Havemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Archie Poll Mr.
had with him Mr and Mrs Robert ulark SON. Mr. and Mira
Frederic r Edey Mr.. and Mrs. II g. On Val. Mi AMI
Mrs. John Lawrence, the Misses Lawrence Mr and Mira
Peter Cooper Hewitt. Sra Roche, Mrs james ii.
Marie me- sAd Mrs. Grard Foster. Mr., William van.
derbilt who walked with Miss Hope.G GODDARD aud MIRA
Fernando YzuRIa. Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Field Judson, Mr.
and Mrs; Oliver Hartman; Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Blood
Ralph Ells sx secretary whitney, and Mr. and MA Z.
u Potter,
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Henry Georgeism In England.

LIVERPOOL. Nov 13.-James Kier Hardie.
Socialist member OF tho House OF Commons.
addressed meeting of Socialists at Liverpool
to-day. He announced that he would shortly
introduce in Parliament q bill providing for
the naturalization OF mines. Fifty million
pounds. he said. would represent the capital
ICED value OF the coal pits in Great Britain.
The State could raise a loan OF thi amount at
The Rev. Mr.. Parker In sermon at the
City Temple. London. yesterday. contended
for the State to own all mir eral- bearing lands.
When this was done all the people would be
landowners, and all would become employers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
GLADSTONE AND THE MiNERx
He InvIics 10th Sides to Confer Under Lord
Kosebery's Chnirmnnsbip.

He Invites 10th sides to Confer Under Lord
Kosebery's Chnirmnnsbip.
LONDON. Nov. l3.-In the House OF Commons
this evening Mr. Gladstone made a statement
concerning the miners strike. The progress
and duration Of this strike. he said. had been
watched by the Government. rs by everybody
else. with painful anxiety. Matters had now
reached the point at which. lie thought. steps
might be taken By the Government with ad-
vantage to all concerned He had therefore
addressed to tho EMPLOYERS and miners. re-
spectively. duplicate letter containing this
passage:
1t appears to the Government that ad-
vantages might accrue from n free discussion
OF the points at issue between the parties.
under tho Chairmanship Of, a member Of the
Government who, it is hored. will not be unac-
ceptnble to either side. Lord Rosebery has
consented. at the request of his colleagues. to
undertake the important duty which the posi-.
ton involves. | therefore invite the miners
and employers declarations TO send repre-
sentatives to the con ference to be held forth
with under hiR Chairmanship."
. MIR. Gladstones statement was cheered
heartily.
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EDINBURGH. Nov. 13.-The Scottish authori-
ties have failed to find any trace Of the ysteri-
Gus Edward Scott. who is wanted in connection
with the alleged murder Of Lieut.. Hambrough.
who was shot and killed while hunting on the
lamont estate In Argyllshire. Alfred J. Mon
son is now awaiting trial for the murder. The
authorities have searched IN every direction for
that would lead to his arrest T6ey have nov now
offered a reward OF 600 for Information that
will hiring about his apprehension.
Monsoon will be placed on trial here at the
end OF this month. The victim and his alleged
murderer were well known in society. and tho
outcome Of the trial. Monson's aristocratio
connections will supply him with ample funds
for his defence.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improveme.
tends to personal enjoyment
rightly used. The many, who liz
ter than Others and enjoy life more
less expenditure, by more pro
adapting the worlds best produ
the needs of physical being, will
the value to health of the pure
laxative principles embraced !
remedy, Syrup of Figs. q
Its excellence is due to its pres,
in the form most acceptable and
ant to the taste, the refreshing and
beneficial properties of a perfec
alive; cffectually cleansing the s.
dispclling colds, headaches and
and permanently curing constip
1t has given satisfaction to million
met with the approval of the m
profession, because it acts on the
neys, Liver and Bowels without
ening them and it is perfectly FREQ
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but II lie
ufactured by the California Fig
Co. only, whose name is printed on
package, also the name, Syrup of
and being well informed, you vii
accept any substitute if offered.
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He L. MI Honorary Admiral.

LONDON. Now 13.-In the House Of Commons
to-day Sir Charles Russell said that tho Duke
Of Edinburgh. now the reigninG Duke Of
saxe-Coburg- Gotha, who prior to his Access
sion. was an Admiral in the British navy.
Is not entitled to perform active service in the
british navy. Therefore he received no pay.
He had made no claim for pay.
Mr.. Gladstone sai,l the Duke would be al
lowed to retain his place on the navy list with
out pay as n mark Of honor fof his long and
distinguished services. His henrt. Mr.. Glad
and 1t would pain him il any change should
occur that would weaken his relations with
Great britain.
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THEY MUST he ECONOMICAL.

Emperor William Eujoin. Plain and Simple
Was OF Living In the Army.
BERLIN. Nov. 13.-Emperor William has In
formed the commanding generals, in accord
ance with the military rescript OF May. 1874. that
all officers compromised by gambling or usury
proceedings must be tried by courts OF honor.
Those convicted OF offending against the
honor OF their class will be forced to retire
from tho service.
The Emperor also requests the generals to
name to him the regimentai commanders who
have disregarded his suggestions IN favor Of
simple and economical mode OF life in the
officers corps. The Fmperors expectation
that his utterances against luxurious living in
the army would start a reform Of officers hab
its has not been fulfilled.
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Flood sue. For Bell. LIZ I,-urane.

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-ConseGucnt upon
dramatic suicido in Justice l'r!ndevil e's
last Thurshay of James G. Bell who WAS
on charge OF emhezzlins from r. II.
y Co.. stghlar suit has been begun in
Superior SJurt by Flood against tho Mar
tan Life Insurance Company and others.
The bill alleges that Boil began his net
tions on sSptI 1915 one week aiter he
employed. and c3ntinued them until 90
Of this YEAR, tskitg IN all $1,000. On Sc,
1890. sSys the Enl. Bell secured from the
hattaH Nfe Inturance Company policy o,
lie Tor MnOfp. The annual premium
$500; and Floyd claims that Bell paid 1t OF
Flood SAYS that ne hns h" en-, unable to sc
pnny and cannot say who II tho henefcia
the policy. lint. lie snys. the money Is due.
he makes sAllie T.. Bell, the dead mans
and his two children defendants. and ask.
Court on q hearing, to decree him the SIC
due from the policy.
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Emperor William. as King Of Prussi
summoned the Prussian Landtag to m }
JAN IL.
Chancellor Won Cnprlvi gave a Dime
the delegates to the Federal Council. /
five persons were present.
The nccouchemen iiof Princess Friedrich
Ludwig OF 11esse Is expected to take place
month. she Is the youngest sister OF EN-
William. Her marriage took place on j!
last.
against the Sultan OF Joh0re for brea
promise Of marriage was recently disn
on tho ground that the Sultan was r
sovereign over whom the English courts
this decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
washington's STATE building Mt Jat
Park Attached.

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-The Sheriff took 20
sion OF the Washington State building a
Fair grounds to-day on attachment pro
ings brought by the Union National Ba
enforce claims for l.32J. The state Con
sioners held an account at the Merchants
tional Bank. Tacoma. They drew a chec
1928 and draft for 81 900 on the accoun
the bnnk had suspended and payment wa
fused, The. Union National Bank OF CHI
had cnshed the paper. and brings su
recover the amount advanced.
Complaint was renewed to-day that tn
have been stonling vases and articles OF
H. brac from the Japanese exhibit. Colun
guards and private wntchmcn are staff
around the goods, but have Teen unab
catch the thieves.
The offices OF the National Commits
Director General. nnd other fair officer
be removed from jackson Park soon Ne
atoms are pending for downtown Tuarte
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Lp Bsnsuin's Friend In London.

LONDON. Nov. 13-Mr Henry Labouchere.
who. almost single handed, In London is
waging a war against the British South Africa
Company. has written letter on tho subject
He says that tasinG his calculations upon
the reports received from South Arrlcn. ,s
COMPANY is seeking 10 obtain possession
OF, have lost already In the fghtipg with the
British 900 men killed or wounded: against
a loss OF half dozen nllhusters. Thi Mr..
Labouehere emphateaS deslaf res Is satue,
t ha II ia n Disgrace to tho Liberals for the
Goyernmen t to permit such Wholesale murder.
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Totherch sim Tries to Defend Himself.

CHICAGO. Nov. 13-The Rev. DR.. Totheroh.
whose alleged confession OF the truth OF tho
charges Of immortality was published recently
surprised the members OF the Chicago Pres
bytery to. day by appearing at their meeting.
1t was expected that Totheroh's case would
come lp. but 1t WAS not expected that he would
be present. 1t was understood that he had
left the city. and that the case would be- settled
by his leaving the presby,ery.
The meeting went into executive session to
consider his ca SO, but before that DR.. Totheroh
declared he had made the confession under
duress, the pr2secption having threatened 10
send him to jail. lie announced that he pro
session he replied to the charges