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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-24
Grand Jurors Attention

The Grand Jury viii ueet this lnoru-
ing at 10 o'clock.
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IRON AND STEEL MARKET
Shows More Variation bnt no Material
Change In Noted.

Shows More Variation bnt no Material
Change Is Noted.
PITTSBURGH, April 1.-THE Ameri-
can Manufacturer in It's weekly review
will say tomorrow:
The iron and steel market shows
more variation this week than 1t did at
last report. although at no point IS there
anything like q material change. Talk
Of war is still having its effect in hold
ing back trade, and It is admitted that
the situation will hardly improve until
the situation is more clearly defined.
In the eastern market the main feature
was the effort of the pig iron producers
along the Atlantic coast 10 restrict pro-
Guctlon and thus hold prices at q high
er level. conferences have been held
for this purpose during the past week.
At New York a fairly good amount Of
business is being Gone in iron und steel
lines, II prices are fairly steady. Pig
iron orders average rather small, and
northern furnaces are making co!rces-
s!ons. The expected big increase In ex-
ports has been hurt by fears of inter-
national trouble. Southern pig iron
producers are trying TO secure freight
concessions that will give them n bet
ter chance in the eastern market.
THE east reports q light business in
bars, but galvanized and roofing sheets
are in far greater demand. Pate and
tank material show better prospects.
At Chicago the spring trade is opening
up fairly well. There is n good demand
for railroad material. Pig iron Is firm
and there is more cal, for bars. The
floods have hurt the Cincinnati market
and there Is u very light trade In pig
iron reported. The mills making struc-
:ural material hre busy. Bessemcr
steel Is rather unsettled. At Cleveland
there Is n good ca!f FOR Bessamer steel
for immediate delivery, the pipe mar
ket Is satisfactory and piS iron quiet.
Trade remains the same at Louisville"
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VANCOUVER. B. c.. April From
the latest Hong Kong papers. brought
by the Empress OF Japan, It Is learned
that there have been very exciting
times recently in the Philippines. Span
!sh troops being surprised and massa-
cred. The BolIna stan OF the Eastern
Extension Telegraph Company We're
practically besieged for five days on &C.
count OF Spanish soldiers taking refuge
there. From Il Spanish Gunboat q de-
tachment of marines was landed and
the station was opened after heavy fir
ing between the station and the rebel
camps. Two days afterwards the Brit
ish cruiser Edgar arrived. About the
same time General Monet and 1000 men
arrived overland. General Monet said
he had five engagements between Bolina
and Lingayen. The insurgents suf-
fered heavy losses and the Spanish
losses we're lieutenant and one SOL
der. The garrison and priests OF
reishborinS villages had been killed,
only six soldiers managing to escape.
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CRAWFoRDsVILLE, Ind, April j.
General Lew Wallace believes that war
is practically inevitable. and that It
will be OF much greater length and scope
than people now imagine. In an ad-
dress here on the Cuban question Gen.
eral Wallace declared for mediation.
He reviewed the trouble from its origin
and said: President McKInley's course
has been wise and statesrianllke. 1t
represents the loftiest type of patriot
ism and OF fearlessness, for 1t requires
both to stand rs he has stood. for the
right, while around him are the impa-
'tient people and schemirg politicians.
Several days ago We were not prepared
for war and had congress at that time
forced the issue the result might have
been most disastrous and fatal"
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WestvirSInIn N~Iutter,.

Special Dispatch to the I%ntcllIgoncer.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Represen-
ta;ive Dovener to-day recommended the
appointment OF two postmasters in his
district, W. S. Swami, at Silver Hill,
Wetsel county, and Il. d. Bennett. at
Wallace, Harrison county.
Mr.. Dovener also introduced a bill
with accompanying aNldavits for the re-
lief Of Joseph Fitzpatrick. Of Glcnviile,
Giimer county: also. the evidence in
support Of q hill for the relief OF Nathan
lei Bush. OF Weston.
Through the lntercession of Senator
Elklns and Representative Dovencr,and
the indnrsement'o of other West Virginia
members. Rev. ]. II. Sutherland, OF New
Cumberland, ". Va, was to-day noml-
mated to be a post chaplain in the United
States army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL, OF Wheel
Ing, arrived here to-day, and together
with their daughter, who was attend
Ing school In the. vicinity. went this even
Ing TO Fortress Monroe for q brief pleas
ure trip.
Mrs. q. B. Dovener reached here to-
day from Wheeling.
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M@ORGANToWN sCORCHED

Early Yesterday Morning-sevsrai Busi.
nsss Firms fiurusd out Involving = Loss
OF Oyer oao, 1000, with Small i1nsurancs.
Special Dispatch TO tho Intelllgeneer.
MoRGANTowN, ". Va, April T.
Morgantown was visited by a FIRE carly
thic morning, which destroyed property
whose value is estimated from 10000
to $4,000. located on the main business
street OF tho town. The f.e started In
an outbullding. how. II Is not known.
and quickly communicated Itself to the
bakery. and restaurant OF st. Clair
Bros. which was burning furlously by
tho time the fire department responded
to the alarm. From there It soon
spread TO the Joseph Miller property,
which 10 tenanted by NJ. II. Well &c Co.,
clothiers. the Edward Shisler Hardware
Company. Miss HoEe. dressmaker. and
the family OF Mr.. Miller. and the Johns
property. which Is occupied as a dwell
Ing by William Moorehcad and by the
dry goods store OF G. w. John & Co. A
Chinese laundry. and the merchant
tailoring establishment OF Jesse Turner
also caught. The whole OF tho above
mentioned property was entirely de-
stroyed. with the exception OF the NIL
Ter property. and the stock OF its ten
ants. which was only partially destroy.
cd.
The loss to Miller will be $1,000. and
TO Well and Shisler $3.50 each. all fully
insured. Cox & Baker owned the build
Ing occupied by 81. Clair Bros, the
laundry and Turner. and their loss will
reach $1,000, with $500 insurance. Turner
sustained a loss OF $500, with no insur-
ance. and the laundry suffered the
same loss. st. Clair brothers had $500
insurance on $1,000 stock. which is a to-
tai loss.
The damage to the Johns property
and stock Is estimated at $1,000. and It
was Insured for $500. In anticipation
that the whole block would be swept
because OF some trouble at the water
works. all the merchants moved out on
the street. Fully 1000 people turned
out to the fire and several women
tainted and caused some excitement.
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named Laura Jennings had in her pos
session. when the sheriff asked where
.he money came from. they declined to
tell. The sheriff; became suspicious and
at once began an investigation.
One word brought on another until
the fac. leaked out that the money be-
!onscd TO Hines Foster. who myster-
lousy disappeared about q week ago.
One OF the women said Rose Clark gave
|; to he- and this was enough to war
rant a further investigation and the
two women were locked up. and Sheriff
Waldron and Joe Hudd!eston investi-
gated the matter and learned that
Hines Foster had been iured into Fan
ny Johnson's dive, and had been given
drugs to produce stupo., but was given
too much, and could not recover from
its effects, had been robbed and his
body disposed OF.
It 10 not Known whether he was buried
alive, but the suppos!tIon Is that he
was. Then began the search for Fos-
ter's body. which was found on the side
of the mountain, buried only three feet
deep. When the ome were told OF
the find, they shifted the blame on VIII
Bradshaw, who had gone TO Pocahon-
tas, and implicated several others, and
las. night Woodsoa Ferry. VIII K,nkle,
VIII Bradshaw, Laura Jennings, Fanny
johnson. Lou Griffin and Rose Clark
were arrested and brought TO Keystone
and lodged in Jail. There was strong
talk of lyncting the entire lot. at Key
stone last night. The preliminary exam
nation will take place tomorrow.
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SUPERB PICTURES OF
SANS
xNAVY."
TIE NAME
CAPTAIN s!GsBtE
HE OFFICERS.
TIE CREW.
GENERAL LEE.
acter Ever Offered to the Country.

The public mind has been so nightly stirred by recent events
in Cuba, especially by the destruction OF the Batleship Maine
and her gallant crew, that the demand for information respecting
Uncle Sans Navy" has become exceedingly great, and this
strongly reflects the patriotic sentiment OF the country. The
Daily Inteligencer, with characteristic appreciation and enter.
prise, has undertaken to supply this loyal desire by issuing a
superb Portfolio Series OF Photographic Nicws-page s.
GIxIs4 inches OF our Battle Ships, Cruisers, Torpedo Boats,
Monitors, Cost Defense Boats, Gunboats and Auxiliary YES.
sells; also pictures OF our Navy Commanders, Drill Exercises
Big Guns and other interesting views, each illustration being
accompanied by text matter giving all neediul information OF
our Naval resources. Each Portfolio will contain 10 pages q
pictures and text matter, printed on heavy plate paper, and
bound in colored paper cover, and may be obtained upon the
following conditions:
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KILLED HIS LANDLORD
Who Tried TO Ev,ct ntm-A Most Cold
Booled Murder. q

Who Tried 10 Evict Hfm-h Most Cold.
Biooied Murder.
LANCASTER, Pa. April 7.-Dav!d 3.
Lands. president OF the Conestosa Ma
tionai Bank, and one OF the most proml-
ncnt citizens OF Lancaster. was shot and
killed this morning by Ralph ". Wire
back. who occupied n house owned by
Lands. or q conspicuous resident thor
oughfare.
The bullet from Wlrc5ack's pistol took
the whole upper portion OF Mr.. Landis'
head on, and the constable who had ac-
companied the latter was spattered with
brains and blood. Mr.. Lands had
served notice on Wireback TO quit the
premises IN April LIST. Wireback said
he had n lease which allowed him TO
stay, and this morning n couple OF 0 n
stables went with Lands TO evict the
recalcltrant tenant. Wircback had for
titled the house in an ingenious manner,
locking himself in n third story room,
where he had Stacked the doors and win
dows with lumber. bedsteads and other
heavy material. When Nj. Lands and
the constables reached the steps, Wire
back shouted 10 them: "Wlll you take
care OF my wife and famlly?" y
"No," was the reply, but you had
better come down."
Wire5ack repeated his question, and
Mr.. Lands said: well, d" and the
next moment the shot was fired. an old
muzzle loading shot gun being the
weapon used. The constables ran away
and Wireback held the fort.
Word Of the tragedy was sent !mme-
diately to the police station and for more
than two hours Wireback defied a squad
OF a dozen policemen who had been
summoned no capture him. About 1890
p. m Wireback,, on the advice of his
counsel. gave himself up. On the way
10 jail WIreback said: what Is all this
crowd doing here? It is too cold for
camp meeting!!"
The crowd Of q thousand or more clti-
zens who had surrounded the place Of
the tragedy gave vent TO expressions Of
rage as WirebaCk was bundled off to
jail. but offered no violence.
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PORTFOLIO NO. |

Is now ready, and contains the following Photographic views,
accompanied by full descriptive and historical matter:
No. battle Ship Maine, with Portraits OF Captain Sigsbts
and General Fitzhugh Lee.
No. a-Original picture representing the explosion OF tie
Maine.
No. 3-original picture showing Havana Harbor and its tort.
ications.
No. -Four views OF the interior OF the Maine.
No. 5-Protected Cruiser Philadelphia.
No. oDouble Iurreted Monitor NIiantonorah-
No. 7-Battleship Indiana.
No. S-The lndiana's 13-inch Guns.
No. o-The Ram Katahdin.
No. 1o-Double Turreted Monitor Terror.
No. 1I-Protected Cruiser Columbia.
No. 1.-THE Columbias S-inch Gun.
No. 13-Torpcdo Boat No. 6.
No. 14-ATmored Cruiser New York.
No. I5-Dynamite Cruiser Nesuvivs.
No. I6-Batteship Iowa.
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Special Dispatch TO the Inteliiscncer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April 1.-The
Democrats carried the c!tSt by abou:
n hundred majority, electIng Charles
Nash, mayor; T'ruehart Taylor, city
clerk. and c.. A. Dosley. treasurer. They
elected four OF the six counc!lmen. The
.1gne was a stubborn one. and the Re-
publican defeat was due 20 q bitter fac
t!onal fight.
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MAaeARAr KArHEa DEAD.
she Expires at chAri.,ton, w, Va. Aftsra
AZ suddsn Illness.

q sudden Illness.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiligeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April ~
Margaret Mather. the actress. died
here from excitement at $50 o'clock this
afternoon. Her manager left her ut
Richmond, which seemed to aggraynte
her, and when she reached this point
she chose to stop the performances
rather than continue. She was taken
suddenly sick behind the curtains and
never rallied.
While playing the cave scene in the
fourth act OF Cymbeline. she collapsed
and was carried OF the stage IN an un.
conscious condition and never regalned
Consciousness. She died OF convullons
caused by acute Bright's disease.
Miss Mathef's parents live In Detroit.
No arrangements have been made for
the funeral.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG,w ". Va, April Mrs.
David Weed. who was badly burned
several weeks ago by her dress catch
ing IRE from open crate, died from the
effects OF. the injury sustained to-day.
Mrs Joseph Osborn, 4 resident OF
this City for many years. died this
morning, of dropsicai Affection
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TENDER. They vii! come in one OF the
Fish Commissions tank cars built es-
pecially for the purpoEe. The efforts OF
Messrs. Wise, Scott and Doyener will
be warmly commended by the large
portion Of the public which can occa-
sionally find enjoyment and excitement
In playing with the festive black bass
as game q fish as ever came down 4
stream.
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To be Placed in Wheeling Creek
by Fish Commission.
COMMISSIONER BOWERS WRITES
ro POSTMASTER WISE ruAr A
TO POSTMASTER WISE THAT A
LIBERAL ASSIGNMENT. PROB
ABLY 100000 WILL DB PLACED
IN THIS oLp-T1ME FAvoRirE
FISHING GROUND THE COMING
sUMMER-MEssRs. SCOTT AND
DovENER ABLY ASSISTED MR.
WISE IN HIS EFFORTS AT
WASHINGTON.

In recent years Wheeling creek has
not been the fine stream, p!~scatorIally
speaking, that 1t was in former years.
This state OF affairs, which has been
deplorcd by sportsmen In this vicinity,
was largely brought about by the bar
barous methods employed by persons
who used dynamite and thus Killed
hundreds OF fish. This hus been
brought to on end recently, however,
and steps have been taken that will
in the course OF a year or two make
Wheeling creek q fine fishing ground.
Among local people who have inter.
ested themselves in the matter is POST
master George Wise. During his re.
cent visit in Washington he tool occa-
sion to interest Internal Revenue Com.
missioner N. d. Scott and Congressman
Dovencr in the matter, and Tho result
was q strong presentation of the cnse
before Hon. George NJ. Bowers. the
head OF the United States Commission
of Fish and FISHERIES. Yesterday Mr..
Wise received a letter which shows
their efforts are bearing fru!t-or flsh,
properly speaking. The letter Is from
Commissioner Bowers. and is as fol-
lows:
u. S. Commission OF Fish and FIsbcr;os
Washington, d. C.. April s, iSGS.
Hon. George Wise, Wheeling.
DEAR SIR:-In response TO your rocept
letter, requesting one hundred Thousand
black bass for stocking Wheeiinr creek.
West Virginia. 1t affords me- pleasure to
state that a liberal assignment Will be de-
posted IN That stream during the coming
summer Yours respectfully,
GEORGE NJ. BOWERS.
Commissioner.
Mr.. Wise states that the fish will be
brought TO Wheeling In August or Sep
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N4
To W. j. Cots. In his " rish, an y
committee OF Mary l.. Wagner, . lusIs.
Mary L. Wagner, Edward c. Wlsa'I
Ada E. Diehl, John II. Diehl. LAT:
McLlin and - Nrl.ain, wife o. LA'
l. McLa!D. !,
The parties above FAMED will take to.iI
that oil Saturday, the I'D day o. nSs
lS9S. The City OF Wheeling, n mnnicip1.IErIt
roratIon III Ohio county, West li5s.tJi
Will present in open court In Pafi 49,
the circuit court OF Ohio County alSis, IN.
In tho court house OF said county, is -
tion praying for the appointment ONE
missioners to ascertain Il just cohtrs' h.
ton to the owners OF the toIlo%Lns- n,
scrlbcd real property situated 10 I5 HI,s !
OF Wheeling, IN the Sald county. N Ti,r 4
proposed 10 be taken by said rs ~ y
Wheeling for the purpose OF wldsn,"Ss RI.
street at the corner OF McColloeH ~. milk
ker streets in said city, that is, lSE az Il.
street and sidewalk purposes, anu s,',tI.
| purpose OF having the public seWrt -
point on public property; tfat Is ~ ,sriIi
Part OF lot number nine w |" n.
number three 80 In the CarFS'iv .Ts%cin.
kcr's addition to The City OF ""
and described as follows: a, D
B%cEinnins on McCoil0cli sttcss ~:
point SG.5 feet north OF tho soutnM a; ri
ncr OF said lot: thence castwartE " I
angles to tho line OF McCoil9en SSs,nE
feet to n point in the north slde w.. y ss1s
on Baker street bl.is feet from luy r,arII
cast corner of said lot: thence wSSt"Ss i
with tho line OF Baker street W /, N.
thence by Il straight line 1871 lse 3 sssi7
place Of beginning; containing 'shS-
feet. ~ ,ssr lri
,ser" nsk ,SRt n hearing Of said srP.Sil
ton shall bc liad Mt the court Sol noSst q
Circuit; Court In the said contt ,SS
Saturdnyltho S0tli day OF Apr!' rsSdy %.
Said Tho. city OF Wheeling Is ,tIS5 n
offers to pay 500 to the Owners ~ ne plt'
poses pose ae Aforesaid ps and viii 50 state ana 0'%
In Its said petition. ,,urrflSG.
BY FRANK Nv. NESElTl' W iTt
and Attorney,
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UNCLE SANS NAVY,

Each OF these parts as issued (weekly) for one coupon and
10 cents. Cut out the Naval Series" Coupon, which You will
Ind in another place OF this paper, and send it or bring it tou;
with 10 cents, and obtain Portfolio No. I. Ii you desire it sen:
by mail add cents for postage.
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LURED TO DEATH.


4 Murder Mystery at Keystone, Mcdowell
Jointly, Cleared Up.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WEIGH, ". Va. April 7.-Yesterday
afternoon at Keystone. near here, two
women living at Fanny Johnson's dive.
got into n quarrel. Deputy Sheriff
John W. waldron arrested them. and
when the facts became known 1t was
learned that the scrap was over the d.
vision OF some money that a woman
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WE offer this week q slightly used
Stulz & Bauer piano. taken in exchange
for n Ludwig. for slS5 cash. 1t is one
of their largest styles. and IS in first
class condition.
F. W. BANNER CO.,
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TAMPA. Fla, April THE Spanish
consulate here is deserted, Senior Pedro
Soils having departed for Washington
this morning by the order OF his govern
mint ,4 # .f ,
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Dwelling Houses Hurned.
Special Dispatch to tho IntoIllgenccr.

epc''H' i|'ei'h'eH W tHo lntclnSchccF'
MART1SSBURG, W. Va, April u
The frame dwelling houses owned and
occupied by Mrs. William shiplcy and
Mrs. Henry Mathews were destroyed
by fire today. The adjoining property
owned by the Desrandc heirs, was
slightly damaged. The fire originated
from n terra Gotta Hue In Mrs. Ship
lcy's Kitchen. Tho fire burned up rap
Idly aud only some small articles of the
household goods wcro saved. The csti-
mated loss ID $1,000.
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WE have moro articles for Easter
than Spain mas good soldiers.
THURBER, so Twelfth Street.
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Some cough mixtures
smother the cough. But the
next breeze fans it into life
again.
Better put the cough out.
That is, better go deeper
and smother the fires Of in
h%ammation. Troches can
not do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
But SCOTS Emulsion can.
The glycerine soothes and
makes comfortable; the by
pophosphitcs give power and
stability to the nerves; and
the oil feeds and strengthens
the weakened tissues.
so;. and si.oo, all ~drugsi,,s.
SCOTT d BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
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NEWS silk Testing TopTnn Color East.
CIR Shoes, 81 IS at NcFADDES'S.
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Inanrrre,.on n, PORTO Rico.

NEW YORK, April THE Quebec
line steamer F~ontnbclle, from st. Thorn
as. brings news that an uprising has
taken place In Porto Rico and that In
an engagement between the insurgents
and Spanish troops a score of men
were killed. Two hlibuster!ng expedi-
tlons Ianded In Porto Rico n month
ago. and this fact gi"es color to the
r,imor Of an. instruction.
BOYs'Tnn Color Vici Kid F:nster Si,ocs,
for 81 30 mt MrrhDDES's.
49, n a+# .. .."
GOEBEL'S
Book Beer Is now on tap. It la the finest
ever put In the market. z. Ball. Agent,
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GOEHEL'S

BOYs'Tnn Color Vici Kid Easter Si,oc,
for. 81 80 Mt Nrt'iD DIsS,s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-25
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox.
Davis agt. Loeb; receiver to certain real
estate discharged. Schultz Gas Fixture
Company agt. Alexander; pro confesso
against certain defendants ordered. Snoot
agt. Stinchcomb: sale finally confirmed.
Pierson agt. Colegrove; bill dismissed, with
costs. Trunnel agt. Howes; auditors re-
port confirmed. Ordway agt Hurst; cause
revived in name Of Goodwin Ordway. Gill
agt. Appenzeller: motion to vacate sale
agt. Boland: Harry Williams appointed re-
ceiver and injunction granted.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Cole.
Robinson agt. District Of Columbia; on
trial.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas.
Levin agt. Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company; continued for term.
Ccnnor agt. same; do. United states ast.
Wolf ct al; do.
Criminal Court No. 1-Chisf Justice Bing-
ham.
United States agt. Sandy Lane; assault
to rape; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2Justice Bradley.
Estate of Wilhelmina Molich; verdict sus-
tanning will. United States agt. Clarence
Brown: lsrceny from the person; order to
restore property: Bernard =. McMaho"
agt. Daniel Loughran; on trial.
Probate Court-Justice Cox.
Estate of Mary Driscoll: Will partly
proved. Estate of Luther H. Pike; inven-
tory filed. Estate of Benjamin Butter,
worth: petition for probate of will filed
with assent of next Of kin. Estate OF
Honora Kenny; win filed. Estate OF Peter
ton flied. Estate of Catherine Krieg;
proof Of publication. Estate of Alike
Moore: letters of administration granted
to Clarence Moore, bond 5000.