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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19
IRON AND STEEL.
The Buying Not as Good Now as in
August or September.

The Buying Not as Good Now as in
August or September.
Cleveland. o.. oct 1.-THE Iron Trade
Review says to-day: The general tenor or
advices from iron and steel selling centers
for October business is not up 70 the pace
set b. August and September President
Roberts statement that the material &C
count Of the Pennsylvania railroad is less
to-day by fifty per cent. than T. was one
year ago, illustrates the extreme feeble
ness Of the railway buying movement, in
spite Of the signs here and there that it is
better than that Of three or four months
ago.
Active furnace capacity has increased
al a much less rapid rate the past month
than in the preceding month: yet to-day
pig iron production IS at the rate Of about
$1,000 tons per annum, or only 100. 90
tons below the record Of the banner year
Another score Of furnaces in blast
would mean an output az the rate Of 1892
II is plain that the present pace viii not
be preserved long without an increase Of
stocks, and the weakness in pig iron
prices that has been in evidence the past
fortnight Is proof OF the disparity be-
tween production and current buying The
heavy buyers seem for the most part to
have been in the market in August and
September and small transactions are
again the rule.
The situation as to Bessemer iron and
soft steel has changed but little BiIlets
are affected unfayorably by the shut down
Of tin plate mills. and deliveries extending
through the year have been contracted
for at Si5.s0 Pitts5urg. while an important
Western Pennsylvania buyer is said to
have shaded that figure. The fact that
with the new year the output of the
Youngstown, o.. steel mill will be on the
market is taken fully into account by
buyers. Steel makers will then see the
preliminary skirmish leading up to the
greater struggle for tonnage that will
be precipitated when the Lorain convert
ers begin work.
Eastern reports are less encouraging
as TO finished material. few Of the mills
being in operation on as fun time as in Sep
TENDER Pittsburg competitors have not
been heard from Of late. because no large
orders have been in sight. There are in
dications that the contest will be renewed
with old time vigor on the appearance of
tempting business.
Bridge orders have been the most en-
couraging failures of late from the stand
point of western mills. Chicago reports
that the local steel works is well sold ND
on billets for the balance OF the year.
partial Offset to the promised increase in
converting capacity in the central west
Is the number of bona fide tin plate mills
building, or soon to be built"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19
TIE TRAGEDY At Rich
4 Citizen C TIE Io-1 Gives Whzt He
Gains Are ths Real Fzc-z-

Pf~r ca or so TIE SzEz1-z1
Sews- On 3-5--zy. O. 3 lses. th=-e ~
pezr=d 10 re columns q y0-- Dape- Al
account q -1= ElL5z - NJ " K Reg
1rs ~ = 2 S-r-ss a. This pace. al your
-a--ee-.s-- az s-z-sz therein -rz- re XII
--z zzs Cz-z=1 1F tz1 feeling =zz--1g D.
tween the parties ever politics. and mas
much IS sad srz-eEzzE- is =r-czs3-z ard
Ei-Eo-- f1---z-l--- deer 10 ny -1-y
% lr- Rogers a-1 -1z county q zyz=
10 E-a-- 1--we. 20 give % ere rzz-=rs %
-5s <=Es TIE facts i- --s case 7 vas ~
intimate frle11 O. NJ Rogers and vas
with Kim 4 great deal an - fz- ss 7
an zal@ 20 Learn there was 70 malice eI-
sting between Tire tao men Bo-E Ze1
were living here sooz- q mile apart On
sunday sept = zss4 III s-rlss found a
ncts u his yard written ~ some l1z-0El
party. and 5ezrI-E ne signature % s. kite
rel= -1 which he Wss Zold % vsca-e the
premises within I'VE days from date. or
take --e r1E=a- -ell=s- He tS-rszf then
-zf- and vent 70 SavsEzz1 and remained
-1rl T1-rs1zy OF W=11ss[sF. w1s- 5e
returned 70 Sr-eve-- seven miles from this
place He accused NJ 21E=-E 2 u
Elt-a and ~ n Harris o. having been
the authors d The EEl-=czp note On
RE saturday fclloW1EE his return from
savannah he l- CCErzEy Wl-E George
Lclz- cane ll q b-gzE 20 t-ls place and
drove 70 -le store q E1CzsrE- and con-
-rCl-a1 Eiu WITH Winchester and the
accusation that n vas the prime author
q tL- note. which Zr- Rogers told him
vas -c- tr-@ and that he knew nothing
whatever about IT, wEsrs1poE Re at
tempted 70 shoot and Rogers wrest=d
TIE E11 from him and they both fell c.
rolled out % the score On the ground
s-rs then pointed q pistol a. Rogers.
and Rogers attempted 20 take that also.
and ID all probability would have been
slccessful had not George Long inter
terec ~ this junctEre and separated the
com oata1ts. thus giving SUrls an oppOr-
lu1ity % sCoot his victim. which he pro-
cse1ed % DO. the first shot taking effect
ia the left breast near the region Of the
heart The second one cutting his throat
on the left side, and the third and last
shot was fired after Rogers had fallen
on MS face and took effect in the back
Of the head and passed through the
duce death. Mr. SUrIs was. al the time
Of the killing. under the influence Of
whiskev and Dir. Rogers was sober Mr..
Rogers vas uEsrrned ar the time Of the
assault, save his pocket knife. which was
IN his pocket and closed, when he was
killed Long was sworn a. the inquest
and. IN substance. cOrrobore ted the fore
going statements, as did also " u. Har-
us ana John Lane. The jury az the in
quest returned q verdict TO the effect
that Rogers came 20 his death BY pistol
shot WOUNDS inflicted By the hand OF J.
?. SuTls and that the same was murder
Surls has fed. Citizen Of Rich, Ca
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1MMIoRAT1oH TO TIFToE.
Many Northern Settlers Buying Up
Land Around the Town.

Land Around the Town.
Triton, Ca Oct "a meeting q lUrn-
bermen viii b. held II this place next
Tuesday 70 organize the Tifton branch
of the Southern Lum5ermen's Associa-
lion.
Evidently our northern friends are hav-
ing their eyes opened n the inducements
offered hone-seekers In the south. The
food o. immigration from these crowded
sections bas been Increasing for several
months. and they increase In mum bers
very rapidly. Some elrerprisirg citizen
from Ohio. Indiana or Pennsylvania has
closed a trade for lands In the vicinity o.
Triton svsry month this year, and each
one induces some friend 20 follow when
be has learned the advantage Georgia
has over those sections There are now
three colonies Of those energetic people
near Tiftou. and they are turning the pine
forest into vast frult and vegetable farms.
4 party q 30 hundred will leave CinCin-
natl on Nov. with Triton as their OBJ
lective point. They are all practical
farmers and come with a view 70 Iocat-
ing. Mai. " J.. Glessner Of the Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad will ac-
company the party.
=. q S. Baldridge who has located more
than twenty families here this year. will
leave for Pfttsourg, Pa. on Nov :, with
party Of twenty or thirty. Triton also IS
their objective point
There are hundreds Of thousands OF
acres OF wild lands adjacent TO Triton. IN
Berrieu, Worth and Irwin counties that
have been shown BY practical demonstra-
ton 70 be unsurpassed, even BY California
ia prOductiveness. These lands are well
adapted 20 all semi-tropical fruits and
can be bought at from % 70 80 Der
acre.
Surely there is a great future for South
ern Georgia.
One Of the attractions Of the Dixie Inter
state fair al Macon this year VIII be an
exhibit of fruits and vegetables By the
Triton Canning Company. They will dis
play car Of goods consisting Of a dozen
varieties grown this year and canned by
me company. Their display will be a
pyramid, twenty by thirty feet and fifteen
feet high, and will doubtless be one Of the
chief attractions OF the fair
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Lovz-s 7orEe pgEAx.
Marriage q Wll z. Bryan and Kiss
Eaznfs O. GauIdinz 81 Ht1ssviI1s.


Eiresvlle- Ca. C-- E-OEe q the
p-srtlest w=1elzzs tsz- hzs occurred in
this county lately t5oz pIzes ysstzr5sy
Afternoon zt o.c-5-L The contracting
parties were VIII L. arFez. a prominent
cotton planter and --ll nan q Aue-1zle
e. O.. and 5f.ss Mamie Glenn Czlil-
la-tes of .-is section ana the daughter ~
Col and SIRE. -reC11-e s. Vim. T.-
zrp1m vac z------ b. black regent C---
away and wore -a- z.5E=s, E-l-h white
CTzFar- TE= l-e vas EzEcsC--=.g
1re=se1 ia white l-oea1s silk. trimmed
with duchess lace. Vi-l diamond o--z-
meats
The hr.1ezrzl1e were dressed in the
eCl1rs u the ra.ltCw made q crsre
The Er1oE=Ue- III wore black regent
C1-z1ays. with tan gloves and white rLss.
TIE zrrel1az-s we've Zlllstgz 1fittl=-1l
and Kiss JAMIE Daniel DT- J. y. Dane.
JT-. and Bliss E-Z.-e 3ILsr. Hon. IS
So Shepard ard Kiss Mamie Cazwail.
and Eo5err r. Martin and Bliss El--ie
Dorsey
Tie brizaL party marched into the spa
c.o1s pzrlo-z while Loae1Eril's We--l1g
march was played by 1lra- VIM The
gentlemen going % rhe LEFT 81 the e--zr
and the ladies facing them 70 the Jeff
last cane tre OXIDE ana groom. VITO
bow TIE ceremony was ir1IreszlFe-T
performed BIZ Rev Lr El-e. q Er5rl -.=--
Baptist minister o. South Carolina
After t1e ceremony. Co1RTa -lcr-s
were i'm order. and then came tce wedding
supper SPACE here forb51s = lengthy &C.
serirtiJ1. suffice Do 70 D. said however.
thar - was IN keep-rz with everything
during the evening
AfteT the supper the party =. ere regzle1
with instrumental and vocal music from
Miss Mamie C4zWell Miss E-r.-a EllIer.
5l-ez Poke Daniel. 3flss Alice Daniel
hrs Winn ard Mrs. Bryan and Ar- Rob
err Martin
Among TIE guests present were. Lieut..
Col and Jrs. 2. p. Miller. Rev. O. g Car
sou. AIr and Mrz- !. r Ryan, Hrs- P q
Cassels Miss Laura Martin MrE- Capt
Fraser. Dr. and 3Irs. Q. q. Daniel Er-
ana Mrs. 2 q. s5iller. Dr. A 2. Daniel
and others
The presents received were quite NJ
mero1s and were invariably handsome
and costly. The party left this morning for
the home Of The groom IN South Carolina
carrying with them a wealth Of eo1grat-
rrf1ffr~a
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APALAoHICoLA's BLOW.
The Stories Sent Out Of the Damage
Done Very Much Overdrawn.

Apalachicola, Fla. oct. 1.-THE report
has gone abroad that Apalachicola was al
most ruined by the gale Of the sth inst.
and that an appeal would go out for aid.
The report as sent out on the 18th to the
various papers contains only one item OF
truth, ana that is that We did have a
gale. The actual loss TO the mills ana
people generally. viii not amount to more
than 5000 to 5000. and the loss is so wei
divided that no one feels IL. The niuinp,
interest here represents 5000 and their
total losses will be about 5000 to s.. 600
The financial losses Will be forgotten in a
weei
No one ever had the remotest idea or
appealing for aid. and there has not been
a demand here Of any individual for as
slstance.
/ doubt II there is an idle man in our
city. J. r. Grad,,
Collector Of customs. Port OF AraIac6i-
cola
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Fig.
It's excellence is due To its presen ting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive effectuaily cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts or the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufsctured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you Will not
eccept any substitute II offered
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FUNERAL IsYTaTIoss

EELEkEE-L1e relatives and f-ieE-s o.,
u D. a-c NJ u c. EeZken are respect
----T -1sl-=1 % 4ttsZC ne tIEeral o. tzeE
so-1ze-- sou- Kenny Ez--f-- -his FRIDAY
s--er-Qc-- - Cc-ocE- - their resl1EE-z.
e---zr A11e-s5z and Moz-zozery
1LETEP-Tne relatives a-T friends q
Mss N=l-@---e Meyer and Of NJ and
Lrs- Erz1k H E-zIer and family. are
invited 90 ATTEND the funeral Of the for
-1er- ron No = Berriel street a.
o E-1-E -Els afternoon
-c-=r1=ur ~ Bo-zvszture-
FTALL--he relatives and friends
q BY and Mrs Solomon Slef-EL and
l1Trl--es are requested 70 ATTEND the IL
IeEa- o. Mrs. Solomon S1sf-zu from res
i1elc=- No = West Broad street, this
afternoon a. s-51 O'Clock
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a BIG STRIKE IN FLORIDA.
All the Cigarmakers in the Tampa Sec
ton Leave Their Benches.

ton Leave Their Benches.
Tampa, Fla, oct lS.-Early this morn
ing strike was declared in the cigar
factory Of Gonzales & Movera at Ybor
City. and all hands went out. The men
were armed with clubs, etc. and proceeded
10 other factories. Up to y o'clocI, over
1000 cigar makrs were out The factors
say that the strike is due to the anar-
chist element which prevails in certain
factories, but the men claim to have "a
grievance In the rate Of compensation.
and say that they viii demand New York
and Chicago prices. Evry cigar maker
In West Tampa. Tampa andYbor CITY viii
be out before night Speciai policemen
have been stationed at the scene OF the
troubles. The strikers will hold a mass
meeting tonight and decide what course
to pursue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19
DYNAMITE ON THE RAILS.
The Front Wheel OF an Engine Blown
on by the Explohion.

The Front Wheel Of an Engine Blown
on by the Explosion.
McKeesport. Pa, Oct 18- Dynamite
was placed on the track Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad at Long Run bridge
last evening, and serious wreck was
narrowly averted. a stick Of dynamite
was tied 10 a rail. The BisseI accouo-
dalton, which arrived here at 1855 D. m.
encountered It. The explosion damaged
the track and tore of one Of the front
wheels from the engine. The passengers
were badly frightened and some were
shaken up. but no one was seriously
hurt No motive can be assigned for the
deed. II 10 believed that the explosive
was placed on the track 10 wreck the
eastern express train, due at Long Run
at the same time as the accommodation.
but the explosive being placed on the
wrong track the express escaped an al
most certain plunge over the high
bridge. Detecties are at work on the
case, but as yet have made no arrests.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19

Eatonton. Ga, oct Dat the ginncrv
OF Mack Harty, col1rod. near bore fhis
morning, The boiler BOO the engine room
exploded suddenly Instantly killing ono
negro and injurng another perhaps
fatally
a mule standing near was cut ln two by
Ulecc8 Of The ayiug ron
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19

luchmond, oct. is-To-day the Univer-
siiy defeated Richmond Collepe st 100,
BAN By score OF Is 10 D.
the Jn.versltys score IN the first half
was 10 10 o. and consisted Of three touch
downs and two goals kicked. there being
failure in the last goal.
~ mo second half the University Of
NHtihla made two t0uch-downs and
Kicked goal both times
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19
a FREIGHT AGENT INDICTED.

He Is Accused Of Violating the Inter
state Commerce Law.
Pittsburg, Pa. Oc- -s-To-day the
United States grand s--y found q true
bill against the division freight agent
James Means, Of The Pl--s1urg. Cincin-
natl, Chicago and St Louis railroad. for
violation Of the interstate commerce
Law. 8lr. Means is accused Of making
rates on freight from Cincinnati 10 Pitts
burg which were Jess than the schedule
rates The trial OF The case against the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials. On
the same charge. was postponed until to
morrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19
OFFICE FURNITURE

AZ Marshall House will be sold This Day at 10
O'Clock sharp consisting OF Iron safe, Desks.
Counters. Annuneiator. Eeyu'ailng Clocks. etc,
by J. H. oPPENIIEIM & son, AuetioneerA
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SHOT DEAD BY A WOMAN.
A Man Loses His Life in Trying TO Force
His Way Into Her House.

Washington, Oct. ia special from
Knoxville, Tenn, says: Thomas For
garty a southern railway foreman. was
shot and fatally wounded by Mrs. Lyde
Rhodes just after midnight. Forgarty Mt
tempted TO enter the woman's house and
had kicked a door down when she opened
fire with a heavy caliber revolver. Mrs
Rhodes was arrested, but gave bail Fo-
garty affected 10 believe the woman OF IN
certain character"
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Washington, oct 18-Unlted states
Minister Hazleton has notified the state
department that Venezuela viii be repre-
scented by an exhibit at the apDroacbing
Atlanta exposition.
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OWED 80, 900 FOR HER ODE.
Miss Monroe Given Damages Against
tho Now York World.

+' ~sV" 3 YIN W otAus
New York. oct. 1S-In the United States
circuit court to-day the jury in the case
OF Miss Harriet Monroe OF Chicago
against the Press Publishing Company
Crhe New York WORLD, returned a YER
dict Of 5000 damages against the World
Miss Monroe sued the Press Publishing
Company for $4,000 damages for publish
ing her Worlds fair ode without her per-
mission.
The ode was copyrighted
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE,

Complete set elegant new 1--WE months in use)
Bar Fixtures, manufactured ~ Rothschilds,
Cincinnati Apply
GARRARD, MELDRIM & NEWMAN,
KS ray street
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The hand that rocks the cradle has "a
rlRht TO spank the wOrld.-Ncw orleans
Ilcayunc.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES, 1894.

STATE AND COUNTY TAXES, 1894.
once Collector state and County Taxes
Chatham County, Ca. Savannah. Oct. 5. 1914
The digest is now open for the collection Of the
above taxes on all property. real and personal;
the specific tax on professions; also the POLL
TAX for EDCCATIONAL PURPOSES on
all MALE RESIDENTS Of the city and
county between the ages Of p and 50 years
once at the court house; hours. Q a. n to .
P. m. JAS. J. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector & c
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MEEIIHGS

MEETINGS.
LANDRLM LODGE No IS. z. S. A. N.
4 -eg--zr cuEDuui-aEic1 % this a
-9zEe VA D. held THIS Fri6ay ~
Y ENLSl- as o-c-1cE Xxx
y y Degree VII - conferred
EeD-Ers q sister .1EEes and transient
0-1-1srs cordially invited % meet With Us-
81 order O. Z A CUTS " Z
" G. TRAVIS >ecrs1arT-
TA1IHASE CUB.
A-te-d regular meeting q The Tsuuz0y
el1o THIS fF-tdsyI EVEST--G a o-clock
By order q
P H GEARON. President
= ". MCES-EBE Se--starT
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BUCKWHEAT CAKES.
Cool weather brings Us visions OF
HOT BCCKWHEAT CAKES.
50 delicious for breakfast
We o1er this week.
New Buczwheat
NeT Georgia syrup Fine.
New New Orleans Syrup. the anest il tnis city.
New Golden Drip Syrup.
New Maple Syrup in Cans
Petty Johns Breakfast Food,
Rolled oats for Breakfast
Pearl Samp. IN packages.
We are here 10 stay. Give Us a chance 70
please you Prompt attention; close prices
JS0. T. EVANS & Co
152 CONFESS Street
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TEXAS SEED OATS.
= few cars
Carefully selected
SEED OATS
FOR SALE 1T
HAYNES & ELTON,
Near the Market
The morning call., 1894-07-06

lady's energy and determination to be
present would have been vacant.
She had taken advantage of Spreckels
sugar train to reach Moss Landing and
came the balance of the way by boat and
bicycle,
A telegram was received from the Jen.
ness delegation. still in mid-continent, say
ing they were quite we'll and still clinging
to hope.
The days business did not. with these
viclssltudes, proceed as rapidly as had
been hoped
Certain amendments to the constitution
defining more clearly and certainly the
duties of officers were debated and fixed.
A discussion of the question of extend
Ing the time in which arrearages of dues
and assessments might be paid up and the
member retain place in the council was
discussed at some length and extended by
vote. n attempt 10 amend the constitu-
tion so as to leave each council decide the
matter their own way was defeated.
Much time was also consumed over a
proposition to increase the sick benefits,
but it was decided to let them remain as
they are-S7 Der week.
A vote of thanks to Archbishop Riordan
| for his encouragement OF the order in
general and for his address ct the enter
tainment Tuesday evening In particular
was passed.
A vote OF thanks was also extended to
the newspapers OF the city for their con-
slderate treatment of the order, and an
other to the Y. M. l. for their assistance
To-day an election of officers for the
ensuing year will take place, and if chosen
in time the installation will be held to-day
also.
Miss Ella ComyDs. the president for two
terms. will probably be given third term,
as her administration of the office is in
high favor
The morning call., 1894-07-06
Belinda Laphame Again
in Prison.
SHE IS NOW DR.. GOODWIN.
Mysterious Death of a Beautiful
Young Woman.
WHAT THE AUTOPSY INDICATES.
CircumstantiaI Evidence Found
Against Mrs. Laphame-Who
Is the Victim?
WHAT THE AUTOPSY INDICATES.

Mrs. Belinda Laphame, alias DR.. God
frey, alias DR.. Goodwin, has again been
seized by the strong arm of the law and
will in all proba bllity have to stand her
trial on the grave charge of murder.
About / o'clock Yesterday afternoon the
Coroner was notified that young woman
had died suddenly in the rooms of Mrs
DR.. Goodwin, Seventh street. When the
Deputy Coroner reached the house with
the Morgue wagon he recognized IN Mrs.
DR.. Goodwin a woman who had twice
before been arrested and formed the CEN
tTal figure at inquests that followed at the
Morgue.
The police were promptly advised of the
facts, and Detectives Egan and Gibson
went to 5 Seventh street and placed Mrs.
Laphame under arrest. She was ia ken to
the City Prison and will be held pending
the result of the Coroner's inquest.
She was seen in the prison and made
the following statement: II do not know
who the young woman ia. l never saw
her before this morning. She called at
my place abont half past II o'clock, when
/ was busy attending TO the dispatch Of
trunks belonging to two ladies who had
bsen staying with me. She told me she
The morning call., 1894-07-06
THE RACE FOR WEALTH.
Judge Coffey Hears Disputed Claims
for Distribution.

All the attorneys and parties directly or
Indirectly connected with the struggle for
the possession of the late Thomas 81.
Blythe's millions we're present in the Pro-
bate Court yesterday, as Judge Coffey re-
sumed his seat on the bench after his brief
vacation.
Two petitions were inflicted upon the
Judge, who thought he had happily dis
posed of the Blythe case forever One was
the petition of Mrs. Florence Blythe
Hnckley for partial distribution of the
estate; the other the newly filed petition
of Mrs. Sarah Davis, on behalf of herself
and nine others of the English Savage
claimants, for distribution OF the millions
among her family.
The petition of Mrs. Davis was taken
first, presented by Attorneys L. j. Lyons
and John III. burst. To TINS petition
host of answers were filed by the opposing
parties. and Lyons wanted time to move
to strike these answers from the record.
Ten davis time was given.
Florence's petition was equally vigor-
onsiy opposed. All the disappoin ted
ciaimants oppOsed the petition as a matter
of nonrse and each had something to say
In onnositiop. Judge Coffey listened to
aronments with unexampled patience, and
after some discussion and the filing of
naners in opposition the further hearing
ppf the petition was continued until P. NJ,
tn-d