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NEW YouS, Maron l0.-The firm
Of George JafJine anu Son, organ
BUILDERS, has beeu wiped out by dea h
In the snoft space OF three days. 10
was composed OF Jos. +. Jar1ine, ia,
senior m,mbtT, aud Eisati u. Jar
oiHe 81. Joseph Jsrdit ui,d last Fra.
day. Edward q. ia dipe Br. died last
night. Both men expired nj their
homes In this CITY.
ST. PAUL, Num-, March i3.-Cafl
Nvuhssu, "A we'll knOwn juufuaii't,
uisu last night siler several weeks ~.
ness. lie was 81 yeafs old anu was a
member OF noble German family.
lie nas bven active In journalism ever
nee 1867 having worked m Wheeling,
w. Vs., Pitltbufg anu ~. Paul.
LONDON, Match TO- Tho death Of
MIS-. Muuis, n sister VI Ellen Terry, tho
well known actress, IL announced.
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ohsr.h.s nIIr. ra,. .s,,I,a.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, March 10
Saturdays dispatches from Washing
ton settled the fate OF Cherokee Bill,
tho most noted outlaw OF tue fast 10.
ceuing border. The Presidents 70.
iusal to lnterpose removes Bill's last
possible chance. anu he Will nang on
81. Patfick's day. On Nov. \, 1894,
Cherokee Bill and"Verdigris"lSid anu
citzsn Of the territory, sacked the
town Of Lenapah. Cherokee Bill
during this raid killed Erneat Melton.
Bin was arrested anu locked up Mt Fort
smith aud In due time was convicted
aud sentenced TO death. While he
was confined there he killed n Taller.
For this no was also tried and SEN
fenced to death. II IL for tho fret OF
these crimes that that Bill IL to hang.
Cherokee Blll, or Crawford. has Ac-
CURED the distinction Of being tue
Gully man that has ever had two deaths
sentences appealed to the United
States Buprome Couut al the sAme
time.
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DEPARrINU ~ PEACE
PERKINS Comet wan soon Pass out
of View.

of view.
wAsnISGToS, March i4-Obsefva.
tons OF fefrins's comet malo at the
Natlonal observatory tonight show
that IL 10 travelling away from the
earth Ia a rOuiherly direction very
rapidly aud growing perceptibly faint.
or. Tonight II was scarcely half ~
bright ~ two nights ago, ana it, IO,i.
ton was uetotmined ~ 4Bl degrees
mort docliuatiJn AHd . houis 10 min.
utes right ascension. DutiuR the
period OF two days Il hos Increased In
Its position about 20 degrees In the
rlgbt ascension and the drclinAtion
lessened by hslf degree. IL IL SIN
an open question WHISTLER the stranger
10 travelling In n pafAbolA or In the
direction Of an elongated ellipsc,a s the
difference In its travel Ia this respect
since tue last observation was TOO
slight TO warrant any definite o1ncl a
sion. In the latter case II Will again
return 10 view, but otherwise 10 Will
pass beyond observation and become
lost In space. Rough calculation In-
dlcaies that II will disappear In about
a month.
Il has been moving further away
from the earth steadily since about
February 2Sfd, when II was neafest TO
the earth, its distance being about 49,.
900, 900 miles. The observations at the
government observatory will be COO
tinued as long ne possible, anu may
solve tho vexatious question a. 10
which Of tue two courses Of travel it
IL taking.
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lieutenant ,i,u.rai No, Needed.

WAsHiSurOS, March lI.--5ecrotary
lamunt has written a letter 70 Sen.
atof Hawl,yi chaifman OF the Senate
committee on military affairs, advising
against the revival Vt the rank OF lieu.
ienant general In the srmy at the
present time. The let ~ was called out
hy sending TO the tecfetafy the bill
rvviving this grade In General Milts's
interest, ana atklng his opinion upon
n, as II customary Ia matters pertain.
ing TO the department. without maxi.
ing any direct reference ~ Gen. Miles,
the secretary says that he dUrs not zee
any feas,n iof any such legislation NJ
this time.
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OTHER business.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Horace Durrhni, The Victim OF o
Cousins CarOlesness.

Another accident OF the didn't.know.
it-was-loAded type occurred IN this city
Just west Of Jordan river last evening
about O'CLOCK.
AS Ia usual In such cases the results
are serious. This time tho victim IL
Horace, tho hteon-yeAr-old son Of
Stephen T. Durrant, travelling agent
and salesman Tor Clark, Eldtedge 4
Company. The Durrant- reside at No.
1890 west Third south. Horacs and q
cousin, Algie CJllintton, about his own
aye, were playing together, the latter
hAndling 32-caliber revolver. Sud.
denly there was an explosion and
Horace fell TO tho ground M though
dead. An examination showed that
the bullet had entered his head di.
rectly under one Of his eyes. Its
cOurse after that was unknown and NO
probing by this doctors was done last
night nor had at the latest reports to-
day on account OF the serious condition
OF the unfortunate boy, whose prospects
Tor recovery at this time are not very
bright.
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U.S.SUPREME COURT.
O,clsIsn A.alst Tho Central Pacific
mi Southern Pacific,
sr,IE FRANCHISES MAY he TAXED,
Js,sles Held Decentralization on a
Gaze Of Exlradliion II a
Consul.

wAsTuSoToN, March l0.-Chiei
tn,,,es Funer, In tho United States
sppreme Court, today handed down n
d,ei,lon In the oAsss OF the People Of
california against tho Central Pacific
and Southern Pacific Railway com.
n,pls,, involving tho hight Of thu
,,.te 10 tax the franchises OF those
r,sds. The railroad companies 70.
listed taxation on the ground that
tbelt franchises were derived from the
national government as we'll rs from
tbe slate auth critics and were intepaf.
ablr. The court decided against this
view, holding that the railroad com.
psnles owe their existence a.
elrpofaiions 10 tho etAto and
afe subject to the state laws In
rs,psot TO taxation. The chief
Ia,tlce said the state franchises never
hsd teen merged la the federal iran
cnis,s aud they were ne tgitimstely
subject 10 taxation ~ the road beds VI
the companies. Justice Field read n
ii,seniing opinion. He said the posi-
lion iahen In the msIoriiy opinion 10
.tsufd anu untcnable.
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CUBAN POLITICAL pARrIEs.
The Autonomi-i- Disagree with the
constitutional uaionI.is.


NEW York. March l9.-A dispatch
10 tue Herald from Mauriu sayt. Mem
befs OF tho Cuban autonomist psrty
resident In Madrid, state that their
followers have each come 20 no under.
standing with the Cuban constitution
nj union parry regarding tue elections.
On the contrary, they assert that they
have not said the least word. 1hsy
proceed to announce as probable tha at
The directive iunta OF their party mas
adopted decisive attitude upon this
point. IL 10 evident that the elections
ia tho island have not bsen satisfac-
tory. The belief prevails that tho pres.
snI government Will encounter Diff
oultissiL solving the problem.
General dissatisiaolioh was ex pressed
here In political and ministerial cifol. .
regarding the Unsatisfactory news
from Havana 10 the Effect that the
Insurgents had re-enIereJ the province
OF Plnsr del Rio. Tue success OF the
intuTgenls IL considered u severe blow
at the military tactics OF the Spanish
army.
Al n meeting In Barcelona yesterday
400 members OF the military club
raised u vote OF COZ Iidence Ia General
AzcaTAgA and offered TO retain 10 active
service en- masse, without expectation
OF pay or promotion.
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HIS FIRST In The SENATE.
Senator Cannon CrIllcISss S,c.s.
taly HOke Smith
For MS Reply 60 the Heosnt Res.
olutions ks To Indian
Lands.

WAsIuSoToS, March I6-.Palmer
lllsl, offered a resolution 10 tho Sen.
ate which went over, declaring tina,
unlimited coinage OF silver by the
United stetes would subvert the exist.
Ing legal and commercial values.
Cannon (Utsh), made his hrstspeeob,
sharply criticislug Secretary Hoks
smith for his recent respou,e to the
Senate resolution As 10 Indian lands.
Cannon characterized the secfetatyi-
action na discoufieous, mifleadtug and
uvssive ana protested In behalf OF the
vest against the lack Of Information
aud Intelligent action by the srcfttary
on matters affecting the western c0un-
Try.
At O'Clock Lode (Repu bllcan,
Mass.), was recognized Tor a speech in
support Of the resolution for additional
Immigration laws.
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which went TO sea With hof and fret
every gun on the ship under all post
Ole service conditions. The big thir-
teen Inch gum, constituting the main
ARTERY, workei with perfect sm 10Th.
ntss, ami the turfst.tufning mvohan.
ism, which generally gives more or lees
trouble nt fret, moved without a bitten.
The blast Of tue big guns starieI Leaks
Ia some 81 the battle haiohts,a aud these
we're ordete TO be repiao Il by other
metals, but this was IN contemplation
uelnIu.
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THE SOUDAN EXPEDITION.
The British Ul1tIssCTslsry Of STATE
Makes a Sa,sm nj.
The Government psrceive- = Danger
that naJ Under Certain CIrcum.
stances Threaten Europe.

LONDON, March lG.--Ths greatest
possible care was msnifested 10 the
House Of Commons today, when tho
liberal leader, Sir william Vernon
Harcouri, put question to the gov
ernment regarding tho proposed adj.
vat &C OF the British Egyptian troops
up the Nile from wady Halia. The
reply Of the fundamentally Of state for
foreign al Ire, Geo. n. Gu zin. was a
long, carefully prepared statement In
when he polluted out the threatened
Duvefish advances aud their dagger
to Egypt, aud intimated that
the movement OF the Esyp.
tan troops arose partly from y
desire TO aid Italy in her struggle with
the Abysslnians. CutzJu shid the
government was sure thst all subjects
Of her majesty would have most sincere
sympathy for Italy anu expressed re-
greet at the defeat OF General Bafhtlefi.
THIS statement brought fortu loud
bationalist cries OF "lo." CutEOp said
the courage VI the Italians led 10 the
nope that they would flse ffom their
reversea and viudicate the honor Of
their dag. "At the present moment, "
he saiJ, "iniiuenoes are at work cud
forces efo unclaimed ia Central Africa,
which, n flushed with Victory aud
swollen by a perfectly possible com
bination OF events, would constitute n
most sorilua danger, not merely 10
Italy, Egypt, or British occupation Of
Esypt, but 10 the cause Of Europe,
which IL this cause OF civilization.
Throughout Cufz in's speech the
Irish members inteUected cries OF
''On." When r. II. NJ. Healy, among
Others, cried "noD TO the understcre.
tary's expression Of sympathy with
Italy. Healy's followers cheered, and
the speaker paused for an Instant. He
then continued. "rhe sympathy,
which IL now broken by n few dissent.
Ing voices, at the misfortune which
uas beiallen nation Of gallant sol
diers and staunch allies." (Great
cheering.l
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CYANIDE VICTORY.
Letters Patent Of Tho KsV Ore EI.
tlalliOn Process
MUSr Nor NJ NFRIyeED UPON.
Decree 10 the Famous Case Brought
Against the Mcrcur Gold Mining
aud Milling Company.

The famous siubbornly fought oys-
nlde case brought by the q Id and
Silver EXTINCTION company OF Ametl-
ca, Limited, pgAihat the Morcur Gold
Mining and Milling company, John
Dern, OF al, came 10 n compounds
close before Judge Marshall In the
United States circuit court today. A
stipulated agreement was duly pre-.
enled,signed by the lllissnts on either
side.
Unier the agreement u IL decreed
that the letters patent OF the United
States Issued TO John Stewart Nc.
Arthur, Robert w. aud William
Forest on May II, 1850, for improve
ment In the process Of obtaining gold
aud silver from ores, and the claims
hereunder are good and valid iu law
aud that plaintiff IL entitled 10 the ex-
elusive rights under said letters aud
Invention; that the letter patent TO
John Stewart McA flhur on December
"a. h, 1859, Tor Improvement In metal
iufgical hitter are good aud valid In law
aud that the entire title thereto 10
vested Ia plaintiff; that defendants
Jointly and aovefAlly have iniringed
upon such letters patent; that
~ nh accounting has teen
waived, the plaintiff recover from
defendant 100000 In full Of gains,
pfofils, etc, derived from said Infringe.
ments; that esch OF the defendants arc
"A "a a a
any manner any process or improve
ments similar 10 those heretofore used
by them, which may inifinge upon
either OF said patents. The defends nta
ale also erj iined ffcm using or initial.
ing the mutallurgioal filter referred TO
for the iull term granted In the said
letters patent.
Judgment tor court costs in tho sum
OF sil.60 was alao entered.
CASE OF ATTORNEY BAUM.
Attorney J. NJ. Tanner asked con-
sent OF the court TO Withdraw tho mo-
ton 10 nubstilu'e bono for the $3.50
oarh deposit OF Peter NJ. Baum guar
anteeing his appearance Ia court when
wanted, anu asked to have the case
dismissed on the ground Of lack OF
| jurisdiction. Mr.. Tanner stated he
was not prepared TO argao the case
then but would liko 10 do 10 at au
early date. whoreupon Judge Marshall
announced that he would hear Mr..
Tanner on March s0Gh.
OTHER business.
Additional business was transacted
a. follows; Judge Sutherland, OF tho
committee on FuleF, FeDOFted rules for
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star IIsisi Tits

FoRT eoOIT, Kan, March i6.-Ths
Star hotel, n large two.stofy frame
building, was burned this morning.
Flames enveloped the building with
lightning rapidly, thirty occupant,
rarely escaplng with their lives.
SINE waiter girls aud guests Jumpsd
from the rear wiujoWs, receiving
eight injuries. J. ID. Drpew, Of Ohio,
was badly turned. NJ. L.. waltermeif,
proprietor, anu wife, were singcd. Toe
loss ON the buildings IL about s25, 600,
uninsured.
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LONDON, March 10. - rhe Berlin
Correspondent Of tho Times with refer.
enoe TO the. Peters scandal y y;
The authfitles nj home are now do
Ing all Ia their power to repair earlier
mistakes Of colonial policy. There 10
a prospect that IN future principles Of
humanity and morality Will supersede
inhumauiiy and cruelty.
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Speaking Of silver.

LONDON, March l0.-rhe Times dis.
rat from Brussels ,ats: In tie
Chamber Of Deputies, Deputy Boroh.
grave made minute ami searching
statement " the evils Of the deprecia.
ZION OF silver. NJ. Detmet Denseye or,
minister q finance, In reply, reoog.
nlz 20 the gravity Of the evils, thoug h
~ thought u was not incumbent on
belgium TO cll n monetary conference.
nut tue government would operate
IN any measure In this direction
nAlng a ratio between gOld and silver.
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DKNouNcINu TIE GOVERNOR.
The -IndIanA" All Right.

WAsHINdroN, March l4.-Prlvavo
advices reosivsd here from POrl Royal
Bro to the effect that tho Inuiana
touched the bottom inside the haTbor
yesterday while coming up the bay.
AS no official report VI tue TACT has been
made 10 the navy department yet, II
10 assumed that no damage was aus-
tained, as the bottom Ia soft inside the
hArbor, anu the vessel was undoubled.
ly proceeding very slowly. The officials
q, %. navy department Iiiieule tue
story that there is anything wrong
with the battery Of the ship, and poin
10 the report OF the inHpeotion board
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SAN FRANCISCO, March l6.-Th o
steamer UmAulla sailed lsst night for
Victoria aud Puget Sound ports,
carrying away at least 100 miners
with outfits bound for the gold fields
n Alaska. Many OF them are goins
TO Cook, Inlet while not few are TO
brave the dangers OF northern win.
ter and attempt to cross tho leo from
DyeA Inlet to the Yukon.
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wAsHHuToE, March l0.-Ths hou,e
deeldeu 10 cUIsider the Resolutions
oen.uting Ambassador Bayard for his
ppeooh nj b Iston, England, aud EIin-
burgn, Scotland, on Wednesday.
Without division, the Oklahoma
homestead bill was passed by the
House with an amendment offered by
Representative Culberson, suspsnding
tue pu blio land laws OF Greer county,
Texas, today decided by the Supreme
court 10 DO part VI the public domain.
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nrsslI.s neunaaIy pl.pnt..

NEW YORK, March l6.-rhs Her
aids correspondent In Rio do Janeiro
sends word that the Brazilian govern.
ment will present 10 Congress an
agreement with France upon the
question Of the contested territory In
Amapa, on the border Of French
Guiana.
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orea, Northern strike.

SEATTLE, WASH, March l0.-Thero
are mutterlngs OF strike on the Great
Northern in consequence OF the cut In
salaries announced few days ago. as
effective from March l. Employees
say II the cut Is made applicable to
trainmon the road will to tied up A.
tight as a drum. The telegraph oper-
ators especially are incensed at the 70.
dunllon.
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Feuna onII,, Of nurdsr.

TOPEKA, March i0.-Fnnk Novels,
colored, has been found guilty OF muir
der In the second degree Tor having
killed Mrs. Matsou, found dead In her
house In this city with her head
crushed In with an axe, ovtr year
ago. Mis-. Mataon had not lived with
her husband Tor several years and sus.
picion was directed against him. liz
was exOneratod, however, having
come on from California, where he
liyss, and proven an alibi.
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state this nature Of the proposals while
hey we're under negotiation. But u
was not correct TO de,orlbe themi ~
stated IN the question put TO the gov
ernme I, as an expression 90 the par
of the Uniied Stalrs VI her Willingness
TO accept ~ propose scheme Tor n
Joint commissions to report on tue Vcne-
1uslan boundary dispute.
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INSTANTLY Ruled.

CHICAGO, March l6.-J. J. Colvln, n
prominent manufacturer OF galvanized
iron oorRics. was experimenting the
work on new station at heIIake street
elevated road at Fity-second street
today when the temporary scadold on
which he stood was struck by a train
and he was hulled into the street, being
almost instantly killed.
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RoME, March l6.-rhe Italie states
that she Crispi ministry authorized
Gen. BsldisstrA TO negotiate u peace
With Menelik after tho defeat OF
AdDwa.
The Messagsro says Gen. BaldlsserA
on leaviBg Rome hau authority 10
evscpate KAssala, Ayordal and Adm.
gal.
The latest news from the front In
Africa Ia that the main body OF Der.
ylaAss Ia Advancing upon Kassala.
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Ihn Y.n,tnrIa pI,pn,r.

LONDON, March l6.-Undsr-seere.
tsfy OF The Stale ior Foreign Affair,
George n. CuIzoD, In the Houie o
Commons today, admitted tnat the
government had received ofhcial pro-
posals from the Unitad States relative
10 the Venezuelan dispute and that
they were nvw under confederation.
lie added 10 was not the practice 10
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without tho Presidents signature.

WAsnISuToN, March 10. - The
Senate Joint resolution directing the
secretary Of agriculture 10 pufonnse
anu To distribute seeds, etc, as In pre-
ceeding years, has become law, with
out the Presidents signature. score.
lafy Merton refused 10 carry out tue
old Law aud vigorously opposed tue
present mandatory act.
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NAH Matter De.,roy.d by Firs

CHICAGO, March 10. - Postmaster
Washington Hesing says that IN the
south Chicago pottofiio5 Ire Sunday
afternoon. Iho eutiIo Saturday night
and Sunday mail for BJuth Chicago
with ths exception OF registered Letters
was destroyed, not n scrap being
saved.
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ST. LOUIS, March l6.-waller Ora
ham 5n.rh 20 yeAts old, was mys-
tofiously snot and fatally wounded
early yesterday morning while on his
way home. Tue Only clue ~ 10 the
Identity II the murderer 10 hat lott
behind which bears the initials oil
I'll. b." OSing to the peculiarly Of
the circumstances Of tue shooting d
the s,fanReuess OF the assault tho police
are myetifiud.
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showing In NV York.

NEW YORK, March l0.-Snow has
been falling continuously since IL
o'clock on SUNDAY, aud at noon today
showed no signs of abatement. There
is-ho wind. The storm does not seem
TO have affected the railroads. The
traffic on the strcs. railway lines IL
somewhat disturbed.
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msll.,srm at ,Isibouras.

LoSDos, March l6-A dispatch TO
the iimes ir,m MeiD Iufne ssys that n
terrible hail storm has occurred there,
The hailstohes being the largest on
record. Windows were sma-ue and
buildings unfooitd Ahd wrecked by tue
force oil the storm. bhipping ALEC wa
damaged anu sunk, aud trees were up.
rooted. One woman IL reported killed.
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LONDON, MAf0h lB.-rne British
steamer Maiadi, which called from
Sierra Leone on February o, has boon
totally destroyed at Bona by an explo.
sion OF gunpIwdeT. Some passengers
and the crew were saved, but many are
mlssing.
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In Favor oftn. Uni,,d states.

WAEiisoroN, March i0.-Case oil
the UnItvJ STATES W. the STATE oil
Teras, involving the ownersnip Of
Greer county, was decided Ia tbe ~.
pfemo court today Ia favor OF tho
United states. Justice daflan handed
uown the opiuiou. The case involve,
1900, 900 acres.
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vienna, March l8.-ia tue Reiohs-
rhtb tOJNy n ftslluUou was eiopte
providing tbst the government lend
active support 20 Efforts which may be
Initiated ~ other goveroments with
the beet OF ming the vaiue Of gold
anu siivet by international agreement,
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sad Experiences OF an aged Lady In
Germsny and England.

sad Experiences OF an aged Lady In
Germany and England.
BALTIMORE, March lU.-Am1ng the
2S3 Storage passengers Who landed nj
Baltimore today from he N irtu Ger.
man Lloyd steamer Wiliinad was a
Miss CIrnelia SslDels, who returns 10
America after hunting fortunes 10
Germany ana England, which she be-
lieves sue IL heir 10. Miss 5sibels l. 81
years old anu was born mar Ed ger.
field Court House, N. q. Some time
Hgo she read OF the death OF MIR.
Seibels who was said TO have lett $500.
0OO, 900 10 relatives, some u whom
lived Ia the United States. Her iAtneT,
Miss Seibles stated, came 10 America
from Elgefiield, thirty-three ysafr
Ter the close OF the Revolutionary war,
settled IN the CatOllnas anu mAffiu /.
Miss SelDles says there are several
more millions due her from the Tem.
pie estate Ia England. Her mother,
she says, was Marion Sarah Tenn le,
daughter u William Temple, from
whose family IN England ano her
great fortune IL said 10 be- AwAtitg
neirs. Eleven weeks ago Miss seiDels
said she LETT Now YorK with q vivw 0,
presenting her olaims 10 the two
fortunes. Landing In Bremen she
proceeded 10 Edgertio,d, wneTe Hhs
sUught the services vi = lawyer. No
one assisted ner and ner persistence
even did not enlist Information 70
satisfy her ~ 10 the chances OF sBcuf.
ing tue Seihels fortunes.
Intending 10 return TO q Sfmany
later aud make nnal etf.r her
own behalf she dsolied TO 40 to Eus.
land and there get legal assistance IA
obtaining some OF the mlliiona OF tue
Temple eslate, which were As sne