Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-23
PHE REILLY Will CASE.
SET FOR NEXT MONDAY IN JUDGE CAMP
BELLS COURT,
The Case Will Probably Last Three Weeks
Many Witnesses SummOnsd-Ths DOckss
in the Circuil OOur; Called.


Parts of the Circuit Court, yesterday,
and the cases set for trial or otherwise
disposed Of.
The most important cause to come
up this term, and one which will pos
sess a great interest for every citizen Of
Wheeling and the surrounding country,
will be the matter of the probate of the
will of the late Michael Reilly. This
action is an effort TO break and set aside
the will, made by the heirs Of the de-
ceased, aud the fact that three weeks
have been set aside in Judge CampbelPs
Court for the hearing Of the evidence,
ETC., shows its importance and the
great extent of ground To be covered.
A very large number of witnesses have
been summoned by each side. Hub
bard and jacob are counsel for plant
iff, and Russell for the defense.
Other cases were set yesterday as fol-
lows:
Part One, Judge Paull-John P. Gill
christ v. Jacob Ebbert, motion to dis
miss; James w. Hurley v. q. o. Smith,
Nov. 2Sth, On motion; Bridget Dough
erty v. Jas. Steadman, Dec. 18th; Leon
Rheims V. Standard Insurance Com
pauy; Dec. 10Th; Chicago Arc Light
Company V. Standard Insurance Com
yany. Dec. 10Th; Prisca Albnger V.
Patrick Riley, Dec. Goth; Manufacture
ers Fire Insurance Company v. Geo. K.
Jingle, ct al, Nov. 25th, on motion;
Ella Beardsmore v. c. &. Bradford, ct
al, Nov. 27th; Jos. Ellsworth v. Citi-
zens Railway Company, Cd al, Dec. goth;
City V. w. P. Zane, Dec. LIST; w. C..
King v. Baer Grocery Company
Dec. 21st; City v. Geo. Reed, Nos.
l and 3, Dec. 4th, City v. c.
w. Nelson, same V. George Smith,
same v. J. A. Nelson, Dec. 5th; same V.
ThoS. ShelVan, same v. Pat Larks,
same V. Jas. Wilson, Dec. 9th; same v.
Albert Madden, same V. Henry Knoke,
same v, Ed. Clator, Dec. 9TH; Lawrence
Glatz v. NJ. C. Noble, Nov. 25th, on de-
murrer; Albert Kllnker V. Wheeling
Steel and Iron Company, Dec. 2d, on
demurrer; Charles Moore V. Nicholas
Schulz, ct al, Dec. 21st; Kimberly q
Davis v. j. L. Young, Nov. 27th; j. a.
Holiday & Son Y. John Schroke "
Son, Dec. 22d; City V. VIM. Lauchlin,
Nov. 2sth; Margaret Blon V. Charles
Blon, ct al, Geo. Faland V. Maria S.
Pautsch, Ellen Barnes v. l. Fitzsim-
mons, ct a., s. A. Wilcox V. Geo.
Ankle, Sarah c. Degarmov V. VIM. Wiley
Porter, Josephine Theisen V. Armin
Theisen, dismissed; Mary n. Duval v.
A. J. Cecil, administrator, Dec. ID; IL.
C. Shallcross V. T. P. ShallcrosS, Louis
Gehring v. Robert Emblem, Betsey
Slavery v. August Kurtz, Ed. T. Shep-
perd and wife V. w. b. Murphy, of
docket; Ida S. Marshall v. John w.
Marshall, dismiSsed; John Bcker v.
Simon Baer Company, Dec. 10th; M.
Building and Loan Association V. Emma
Heinrich, Jane W. Britt v. W. r. May
berry, dismissed; Wheeling Bridge Com
pany V. w. P. Hubbard ct a., Nov.
25th, on motion; John Irwin Gregg's
administrator Y. II. Forbes & Co. e al,
Dec. ID
Part Two, Judge Campbell-W. L.
Refs V. Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail
road Company, January 30th; Jas. Ii.
Emblem " Geo. Ankle, Dec. 10th; Clark
Hornery V. Jasper Beall, Dec. Goth; Bank
OF Santa Barbara V. A. L. st. Myers, ct
al, Jan. 10Th; American Preserve Com
pany V. Jos. Spiedel & Co., Jan. 2lst;
Wilbur c. Jacobs v. Betz. Flading q
Co., Dec. 22d; Kirwan & Tyler v. Nail
City Lantern Company, dismissed
agreed; John Gartner v. John r. Man
ley, ct al, Jan. 18th; p. Bachman ~
NTar1ra1 rf al 12fhs
Joseph Levi " Franklin Insurance
Company; D. B. Hanley, use, etc.,v. VIM.
Robinson, VIM. Bailey v. John I. Nc
Grew, Exchange Bank v. John r. Pipes,
ctaI., dismissed; Harry King v. NelCS
Publishing Co., Jan. 22d, on demurrer;
A. l.. st. Myers, use etc, and Caroline
Molin, ct a., demurrer TO declarations;
Klevis, Kraft & Co. V. d Il. Brooks,
dismissed agreed; D. L. Prayer v. John
Cox, December 23d; State V. Edward
Zane, dismissed; Edward Newton, Jr.,
V. Citizens Railroad Company, w.
Wineburg's administrator V. same, de-
murrer to declarations; w. s. Holmes
v. Wheeling Railway Company, Janua-
~ 18th; State v. Mary Emmert, State
v. Ed Bennett, January 18th; VIM.
Rine v. II. Gorby, non assumpsit, mo-
tion TO Quash attachment, etc, Manu-
facturers' Insurance Company V. j. G.
Anderson, Exchange Bank V. U. B.
Buskirk CT a.. Exchange Bank,
v. ]. c. Anderson 81 Company,
demurrer; John Blaney " Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, Jan.
10th; Rush & Romans v. VIM. Dimmey,
Jan. 18th; /. 0rth V. Sauerman 81 Har-
man, Margaret Ball V. VIM. Clark, John
Slack v. John A. Roster, Eliza Brown
lee V. Jane c. Davidson ct GL, Geo.
Crumbacker V. 3. &. o. Railroad Com
PAW, dismissed; Susan c. Colts v. A.
E. Delhi, Dec. 23d; Mary Aderson's adj
miniStrator V. John Anderson, Frank
Newland's administrator V. Il. w. HaZ-
lett ct al, dismissed; II. L. Schroeder
V. August BudschWing, TO be set Satur-
day: Keystone Bank Of Pittsburg V. l..
V. LagerfeR ct at, Dec. I'd; Elizabeth
Emblem V. John Lanahan ct al, to be
set Saturday; Geo. H, p. Schmidt V. Lee
titia A. Hervey ct al, Elizabeth Nc
GinniS v. Dorrance McGinniS, Henry
w. Stoehr V. Katie c. Stoehr, dismissed;
Central Press Rrick Co. V. Wheeling
NJ. & w. Co. ct al, demurrer for argu-
ment.
The Groves Case Almost Concluded.
All the evidence in the case Of the
State v. William Groves, indicted for
forgery in his conduct OF the local af-
fairs Of the Metropolitan Life Associa-
ton, was in by six o'clock lasteveniug,
and Court took a recess until seven
o'clock, at which time the arguments
of counsel were commenced, Prose-
cutting Attorney Howard opening for
the State. He was followed. about
half-past eight o'clock, by Mr. Conf,