The morning call., 1894-05-09

large procession of friends OF the deceased a ioi
| lowed bis remains TO the grave. over lou.
| people were in attendance.
The cGffin, which was specially eonstructea
measured feet inches and protfuaeu dDou,
foot from the back OF the hearse Inc heaIse ai :
doors we've left omen and the cofiln dfaped ny
pail so asto relieve the unusual erect. - n,
A large number of floral pieces niieu the ~, .
Tie engine-room Prominent among them were
Il white dove on q basket OF roses Iroih n"eo l,
pi low OF roses ana smilax IRON ensine l. anu
wreath of lilies and roses from engine IT,. e. n.
All The companies OF The Oaklahu rho Do-
partmeDt were represented.
The intermenr was at ST. Mary's cemetery.
where Catholic service was conuuGleo Wy
Fa her Gleason OF st. Anthony'S Cbufcn.
The palibearers were: n. c. White, engine F;
Z. j. Barnetr. engine q; M. Quigley, engine
|. l.. Foster. engine / +; j. Hogarty. truck z; +.
BrunJes chemical 3; u. Short engine L, anu
Mellon engine 5.
George Baylev'a VIII.
The will of the late George Bayley, who was
killed In an elevator accident In san francisco
recently, was filed for probate by MS WHO W
yesterday.
The document Is Geographic and bears date OF
June 2 1882. p. L. Weaver ana y. l.. biood
were witnesses
The entire estate which is valued at 800, 600.
is bequeathed 10 the widow, TO whose care are
commended the son, Arthur Nelson Bayley.
and The daughter, Gertrude Bayley, now MRS.
Ii. H. Haighi.
1t is provided that should the widow not sur
Children, share and share alike, ana I'D such an
event John +. Finn was nominated guardian.
The estate as set forth by the petitioner Is as
follows:
the Merten Manufacturing Company of the val ue
OF $4,000: 260 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Ongertn Grating Company, worth ABOUT Sl 81; a
policy OF insurance in the Mutual Lille Lie ior Wv,
OOu; the property embraced In block zi5 Oouhueu
ca'ro t oae aHa farnure
household effects, 500: patent incuDators, SOU
The The total value of the estate Is estlmstea at az
$so,OOO. The heirs are the petltoner, aeed %
years: Arthur Nelson Bayley. 20, and Gertrude
Haght, 90.
The life insurance, which amounted to tn g
unusual figure OF S165,000, is no part OF the
estate, but yet 1t goes directly to the WIDOW.
Accounting for the Property.
Rosa Darmstadt died last October At the
residence of William Walsh at 1919 seven
teenth streei. She was supposed 10 be rich,
but none OF her property materlallzea. ana
some OF her relatives asked that MI. ana MIS-.
Walsh be cited to appear and tell what they
knew OF the matter.
Before Judge Ogden Mrs. Walsh. who was
niece OF deceased. now testtfes that lew days
before her death her aunt decided two pieces OF
property 10 two of Mrs. Walsh's daughters,
aged II and years. and that Mrs. Darmstadt
had joint baukbook with Mrs. Walsh. She
gave Mrs. Walsh S295O which she had In Dank
in consideration OF caring for her lii her Illness,
and also In bringing The body of Mrs. Darn
stadts husband from San Jose for burial.
LIE property ueeOtQ 10 IDe cHliuIcu VI MIS
Walsh constitutes brick block Ill Marysville
on Fifth and l. streets, and also building 0c-
cuDled as a dry-goOds store.
The inquiry will bs continued On Monday
next.
A Unique Trial.
On Saturday in Judge Ellsworth's court, a
jury of Twelve men Will pass upon he sauily OF
Thomas Noe, who is now In the County jail
with a charge OF arson over him. Ii Is alleged
that on March "a last he set fire 10 the house
oi one Joseph Callaian,I1or which crime he was
arrested.
He was brought up for trial yesterday, and
his attorney, w. f. Aram, made the plea that
his client was insane ana not Iesponsbe for
his acts, and asked that the qnes ion of his
sanity be passed upon by jury. Judge Els
worth granted thr request and fixed Saturday
as the day for hearing the case.